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


George Chaffey snd wife, Of Etiwan-
da, are at the Cosmopolitan.
There exist thirty-six postoffices in
Los Angeles county at present.
The new and complete cracker factory
on Also street will open tomorrow.
Doctor Fred Dewitt Crank was In the
city yesterday looking for office room.
There are SIX store-rooms in the new
Bernero Block on San Fernando street.
Jacoby Brothers have placed all three
of their electric lamps within their store.
An experienced dry goods clerk adj
vertises for situation under New To-
Day.
Mr.. A. e. Sepulvsda left for trip to
San Francisco yesterday, per steamer
Orizaba.
Conductor Sam Tuttle. of the Tulare
route. managed the Santa Monica train
yesterday.
H. 8. Crocker and wife, Of San Fran
cisco, are registered at the Cosmopol-
itan Hotel.
Justice E. W. McKinstry, Of the So
prems Bench, Is registered at the Cos
mopolitan.
There are twenty -four doors in the
recognised freight depot on San Fer
nando street.
Secondhand piano and organ TO rent
or for sale cheap. Valentines music
store, No. Spring street.
When you get house number notice,
buy Greenslade's l0c. numbers. No. 81
Postoffice.
Prof. Lyses. editor Of tho Pacific
School Journal, leaves to-day for San
Bnenaventura.
The Arizons freight train which ar
rived yesterday afternoon, brought in
twenty. -four loaded cars.
First .class new parlor organ for sale
cheap; owner leaving city. Valentines
music store, No. s Spring street.
The attention of property owners IL
directed to the notice of the City Asses
sor, elsewhere in this mornings HERALD.
Mr.. J. Y. del Vale, Of the Cqmulos
rancho, Ventura county, Is in the city
ON visit to his brother, Hon. r. F. del
Vale.
Mr.. A. P. Kuffel. the great dealer in
hogs, Of Santa Ana, returned home last
evening on his return from trip to San
Francisco.
Eleven clergymsn Of the Presbytelian
church left for Santa Barbara yesterday
by steamer, to attend the Presbytery at
that place.
Messrs. L. +. Olmstesd and ]. A.
Reavis, Of this city, are passengers from
San Francisco by this mornings over
land train.
Mr.. s. X. Sewall, Of San Gabriel, goes
East to-day to work up . market for
Los Angeles oranges end other products
Of this county.
The Orizaba carried seventy-ive pas
sengers north from San Pedro yesterday
besides . numbsr Of through passengers
from San Diego.
There will be Spiritualist services at
Lecks Hall, Main street, below Santa
vibiana Cathedral. to-day Sunday at
Or. M. end go M.
The brick is on the ground TO be used
a. material for the construction Of new
building on the east side Of Los Angeles
street near Requena.
There are messages at the telegraph
Office for ]. B. Chadee, Phillip Field
hauer, Geo. s. Gurner NJ. L. Reavis
ana Barclay WILSON.
Thermometer for the twenty-four
hours ending at Sl5 last evening; Maxi
mum, ~ degrees; minimum, 80 degrees;
barometer, 3O:34; weather clear.
It will be seen by the dispatches that
Hon. Chas. A. Sumner, one Of the Mem
bers Of Congress-at-Large. for Califor-
mia. is seriously III at Chicago.
Within the past two days, four new |
dwellings have been commenced on the
hill near Virgin street. II is difficult to
keep track Of the new residences.
Mr.. NJ. Morris, who has been at San
Francisco purchasing new stock Of the
latest styles Of boots and shoes, returns
home by overland train this morning.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Dunlap goes
up to San Francisco this evening, hav-
ing in charge Charles Moye, committed
for selling liquor to Indians.
Mr.. P. Tomkinson and wife, OF Green
Meadows, will leave New York for
trip to England on May 5th, per steamer
Egypt Of the National Line.
The special car Of the Hannibal and
St. Joseph Railway, the occupants of
which visited Santa Monica yesterday,
was hauled north last evening
The Southern overland train was two
hours late last evening and did not ar
rive unit, seven o'clock. The cause was
an obstruction on the track beyond
Yuma.
All persons interested in the develop
msnt Of the human form by proper
system Of athletic training should attend
the exhibition at Turnverein Hall this
evening.
Mr.. Louis Mesmer, who has been Wis
iting the East for some weeks, returns
bone via the Southern route. and will
arrive in Los Angeles at 4,45 o'clock
this evening.
A man named VIM. Metzker, postmas-
ter at Dayton, Washington Territory,
arrived at the Pico House on Friday
nipht and in about two hours died OF