Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-30
LOCAL BRHv1T1Es.

l AfS01A4@ LAVE AA'AS.
i Mushrooms are now in order morning
and evening.
j Sixty-two passengers left for the north
yesterday per Ancon.
When you get house number notice,
buy Greenslades l0c numbers, No. 8
Postofice.
The Signal Service Observer reports
the total rainfall up to last evening as
2.59 inches.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at S.l5 last evening: Maximum, IS de-
grces; minimum, 55 degrees.
We are gratifed to learn that Mrs.
A. B. Moffitt, of San Fernando, is i'm
proving in health and strength.
Attention Is directed to the advertise
ment Of auction sale Of choice plants,
etc., under New To-day.
The person who left small black
horse at Gradert's livery stable will find
q notice Of interest in our New To-Day.
The German Ladies' Benevolent Soci.
ETY.. we are glad to learn, cleared over
S400 by their recent entertainment and
ball.
Mr.. H. T. Christian, City Clerk Of
San Diego. is registered at the Pico
House on his return from trip to San
Francisco.
The rainfall yesterday, according to
the report of the Signal Service Officer,
was two hundredths less than on the
day before.
Senator John Wolfskill, San Diego.
San Bernardino, passed through Los
Angeles yesterday en- route home from
Sacramento.
Mr.. NJ. d. johnson, of the Grange
Store, went to Calico last evening by
the northern train to look after his min.
ing interests.
An old unused hallway is being oblit- |
Grated from the Downey Block by tear.
ing out the partitions, to make more
room for the Capitol store.
County Treasurer Broaded, elsewhere
in this morniugs HEsALp, notifies hold.
ers Of certain protested road warrants |
that interest will cease after this date.
Mr.. J. A. Whitmore. late Of the Ari- |
zona Citizen, started last evening for a
trip to Calico. Without question there
will be whit-more population there
to-day.
Mr.. Walter g. Bridgman. who spent
some time in Los Angeles, and who will
be remembered by many of our people
died the other day, at st. Augustine,
Florida.
A telegram from San Bernardino,
published elsewhere, reports the Santa |
Ana river bank full, and the other
streams in that section as overAowing
their banks.
A crosswalk in front of the Cosmopo-
Titan Hotel, is very necessary improve
ment. 1t is always impossible after a
rain. Will the Board of Public Works
attend to the matter.
Mr.. H. G. Hubbard of San Fernando,
was in the city last evening. He reports
the grain crop in fine condition and
everything hourishing. The rainfall
was about two inches at that place.
Yesterday was a lovely afternoon.
Everything was fresh, the sun came
out brilliantly, while the lovely spring
showers fell frequently. The breeze was
just fresh and crisp enough to be de.
lightful.
DR.. J. p. Widney returned yesterday
from Santa Clara county. He reports
that the crops of grain in Los Angeles
county are looking better than in any
other part Of the country through which |
he passed.
Mr.. J. s. vosburg of the San Gabriel |
valley, is registered at the Cosmopolitan,
just returned from a two years' trip
round the world. Mr.. Vosburg's ranch |
is situated between the Sierra Madre
and "Kinneloa."
Blanche lie Marchsnd was arranged
before City Justice Morgan yssterdy on
the charge of battery. preferred by
Marie Blondel. She plead not guilty
and demanded jury trial. Case set for
Monday NEXT, at I0A. NJ.
The first OF the two entertainments
for the benefit Of the Orphans Home
takes place at Turn verein Hall this
evening. The programme is varied
one and. aside from the object, should
attract cro sded house.
We encountered Mr.. w. f. Heath.
man, of Santa Ana, in the city yesterday.
He informed as that, up to the time he
left there yesterday morning, there had
been very little rain in tina. valley dur
ing the present storm.
Mr.. H. B. Tichenor, one of the build.
ers Of the Los Angeles and Wilmington
Railroad, fifteen years ago, and "49er"
and great lumber dealer Of San Fran
cisco, died at that city on Monday last.
General Banning went up to the funeral.
Mr.. Griffin Johnston, who has been
engaged planting vineyard on the East
side for the past fortnight, was in the
city yesterday. He is so much pleased
with his horticultural experiences that
he proposes to engage in the business Of
a vine grower permanently.
Mr.. w. E. Dennison, formerly of Los
Angeles, agent for the Continental Oil
Works, who has been for year past
a resident Of San Francisco, is at the
Cosmopolitan, accompanied by his wife.
We trust that he will conclude to stay.
Joaquin Padilla, charged with embez-
cling pinto mare belonging to Jesus
Duarte, was examined before Justice