Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-01
Itwas q difficult matter on Sunday to

Itwas difficult matter on Sunday to
find team to hire at any of our numer-
ous livery stables, at least after an early
hour. Many people took advantage of
the glorious day to take q jaunt to
Pasadena, the San Gabriel valley and
other points of interest, while others
drove to Santa Monica and back, in
preference to the crowded train, Bar
ring the well filed churches, the city
was well nigh deserted.
Lewis Bros. are to-day removing their
immense stock of boots and shoes into
the new and elegant quarters that have
just been completed for them at Nos.
l0l and l0S Spring street, opposite the
Court House. 1t will suffice to say that
when their doors are thrown open for
public inspection, the exhibition OF new
styles and goods will prove a surprise
and pleasure to all who view them.
Marriage licenses issued by County
Clerk Potts to II. j. Clifton and Mary
e. Tyler, e. w. Holbrook aud Laura s.
Corliss, James w. Wright and Joan
Kate Hickox. George Horne and Agnes
Kelly and James p. Ward and Lizzie
Weinshank, were filed for record in the
County Recorders Office yesterday.
Eastern tailors have begun making
the boss trousers. They are as com
plete an institution as could be wished
for, having convenient recesses for the
watch, the pistol, whisky flask, keys,
comb, knife, handkerchief, pocket book;
in fact, everything, instead of the ordi.
nary pockets in vogue. We should
think q man would need to carry print
ed guide to direct him to the various
receptacles. Wonder when this COM
plicated style will reach California;
The following is the list OF passen-
gers who arrived in Los Angeles from
the East via the Southern Pacific Rail
road and connections, last evening;
Mrs H B Hastings, Tombstone; A Tee
garden, Ind; Mrs Walker, Tex; C Ellis,
Ill; O Burns, San Francisco; H Hut
ton and wife, Las Vegas; A p Dudley.
N Y; t NJ Mollins, J NJ Mollins, Bos
ton; A Zenter, Mrs Hoag, Mrs HI G Wiley,
Tucson; Andrew, Deming; Julia Gala
han and two children, London.
Sales on Change yesterday embraced |
car Of peach blow potatoes at sl.3O and
three cases of eggs at 2Sc. Eggs were
then held at 2Sc with 27c bid. For feed
barley in car load lots 81. 35 was the best
bid Asking rates for future delivery
were September Sl.25, October Sl.3O,
November the same, December 81. 32d.
No one would sell large amount at
these rates as things look now.
We are always glad when we can fur
nish items of interest to our contem-
poraries and do not ordinarily care
whether we receive credit or not, but
we must confess that, when SO import
ant an item as "Death to Grizzlies, is
copied and the credit given to another
paper, as was done by our esteemed
and usually scrupulous contemporary,
the San Diego Union, of Sunday last,
we feel some slight chagrin.
Captain Hampton Hutton, brother
of Messrs. J. F. and Sutherland Hutton,
of this city, who has been q resident of
Las Vegas, New Mexico, for several
years, accompanied by his family. ar
rived in Los Angeles by the Pacific
Express last evening, on visit to his
brothers. Captain Hutton, who has
been absent from Los Angeles for about
eight years, expresses great surprise at
the many substantial improvements
made in our city since he was last here.
volks' Hall is determined to maintain
its pre-eminence as the dispensatory OF
lager in Los Angeles. 1C,day oar friend
Bobenreith will begin to deal out famous
Salvador lager, to drink which is to
range ones self in line with Scandina-
vian Gods, who quafIed mighty mead in
Walhalla, or with the Grecian upper
crust Deities, who drank nectar on high
Olympus. It is hard to swell the rush
of the multitudinous patrons who fire.
-quent Volks' Hall, but the announce
ment that Salvador beer will be on draft
ought to do it, if anything could.
The HERALD acknowledges call from
Mr.. C. w. Beach. editor and proprietor
OF the Daily and Weekly arizona Miner,
at Prescott, Arizona. Mr.. Beach is one
of the pioneers in Arizona journalism,
and fought his way through with rifle in
hand in 1864. He has been longer en-
gagged in the newspaper business. contin.
uously, than any man in Arizona, and
we are glad to know has been successful
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goods. He has done the Territory good
service and deserves all the success
which he has achieved by his rifle and
his pen. Charley bears his age without
marks Of the record of years.
The latest official census Of the num-
ber Of daily newspapers published in
the different States of the Union, shows
that New York, Pennsylvania, Massa-
chusetts and Illinois. are first to fourth
respectively, New York having l2l, to
IA in Illinois. Strange to say, the com
paratively new State of California fol-
lows with So dailies, beating the great
State of Ohio by two, that Presidential
principally having but So, Missouri
has but 43 dailies and Minnesota but
80, and so on in decreasing ratio, Los
Angeles leading all places Of her size in
this matter.
A large crowd was attracted to the
City Gardens on Sunday by the sixth
annual picnic of the italian Mutual Be-
nevolent Society. In the way of amuse-
ments the promise OF the society was
more than fulfilled, and all present en-
| joyed themselves to the top of their bent.
A novel and interesting feature of the
day was an exhibition Of strength by
Signor Angelo Caldera, the Italian Samp-
son, who lifted man weighing 90
pounds on one finger. The feat was per-
formed without apparent effort by Slgnor
Caldera, and was received with enthusi-
astic plaudits by all present. Taken as
] a whole, tho picnic was as pleasant a
one as we have seen in Los Angeles, aud
netted handsome sum TO the friends of
the society.
Mr.. l.. II, Washbarn, Manager Of
the Iowa Colony at Cucamongo and a
leading member of the Iowa and Cali
forna Immigration Association, will
leave Chicago this morning in charge OF
an excursion party of seventy or eighty
persons, who will arrive here about the
10th instant. A large number of these
persons have been here before, many OF
whom then purchased property, and now
come to stay. The others come to spy
out the land with view to future set
Element. This is the fourth party that
has visited Southern California under
Mr.. Washburn's management, and will
be succeeded by fifth in October next.
Mr.. Washburn is decided acquisition
to this section, he having been the means
of inducing great many desirable peo
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