Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-04-15

fsssional aud business men generally
He will call upon our citizens during the
present week. Mr.. Berran, who livet
IN Los Angeles some six or seven year.
ago, expresses surprise and pleasure NJ
the rapid strides that have been mad'
in our city in the way Of permanent i'm
provcments since he was last here. II,
finds moro life and push here than a
any place that he has visited on TIT
Cost.
The British Government has done q
graceful act in appointing G. W. Morti
mer, Esq. Of this city, to be vice-Con
sui Of Ii. B. M, at Los Angeles. The
Office is very important on account Of
the large and increasing business that Il
growing up between Southern Califor
mia, Great Britain and the British prov
inces. in various parts Of the world. The
appointment Of Mr.. Mortimer will b.
very satisfactory to the people Of Loi
Angeles who recognize in him gentle.
man who understands the duties Of the
Office. and will discharge them with
fidelity.
John A Owens, whose commitment
to Jail, in default Of payment Of two
fines aggregating $40, imposed by Jus
tice Ling, for disturbing the peace and
indecent exposure, was noted in yester.
days HERALD, was taken before Judge
Howard on writ Of habeas corpus yes
terday and discharged from custody on
the fine Of indecent exposure-sl25-on
the ground Of informality in the com.
mitment. He was Immediately rear.
rested by Constable Griffin and committed
to Jail by Justice Ling to await trial on
the same charge on Monday. He paid
the fine of Sl5 for disturbing the peace.
Elsewhere appears the double column
advertisement Of Joseph Murtagh & Co.
This enterprisiog house have made their
influence felt for good in the business
circles of Los Angeles. The variety and
elegance of their styles and fabrics,
combined with their very moderate
prices and the courteous attention
always encountered in their store, have
made it the headquarters of the fashions.
They have added q new and attractive
feature to their business in the shape of
a large assortment of ladies', misses and
children's hats, OF the latest and most
fashionable modes. The judicious pur.
chaser will do well to give them an
early call.
We are pleased to see Col. II. II.
again on the street and able
to attend to the business of his Office.
The Colonel will take q paseo to Calico
tomorrow to be gone week or so.
Three carloads Of machinery have gone
to the from, NJ Calico for H. o.
nil and a.. rol,n,1 al, III,
after placing it in position to increase
the capacity of the mill to forty tons o
day. That will make daily yield Of
a. Ooo for ona Iit,la nil, WIZ
savs there ara NO oooa n;na. n sou,h
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'eraay were nouees OIL 1he Shipment OF
szo'ooo IN bullion from the mines OF
our eastern neIghborhood. More is
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We were shown yesterday by Mr..
Of the Nep York Gozeft. and the Ve,tly