Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-03
LOCAL BREvIT1ns.

LIT. w. w. hoss got nome IRON VIZ
north by yesterdays overland train.
Theodore Morris will please to call Al
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S Express Office.
Five Foster Hook Kid Glove 9S cent?
to day at Peoples Store.
A reliable young man, in our New To
Day, advertises for situation as clerk
Mrs. John Mansfield returns from ths
north by this mornings overland train
Mr.. II. v. Slcsson. Railroad agent q
San Gabriel. was N the city yesterday
Last Sunday was Low Sunday, and
appropriately celebrated in the Catholic
churches.
Five Foster Hook Kid Glove os cent,
to-day ct Peoples Store.
When you get house number notice,
buy Grssnslade's l0c. numbers, No. 6
Posto6ice.
Mr.. w. L. Banning and Collector J.
R. BrierIy, Of Wilmington. were in the
city yesterday.
A new and much needed crosswalk
was laid yesterday in front Of the Ponet
Block, on Main street.
A revision of the Passion Play y be.
ing performed in England, under the
sanction of the authorities.
Mr.. and Mira Nixon, Of San Francisco,
are visiting our city and are the guests
Of DIR. and Mn, Gelcich.
The attention Of hoass owners Is di.
rscted TO tho advertisements OF Fred.
Morsck. the sisa painter.
Five Foster Hook Kid Glove 0s cents
to-day st Peoples Store.
Mr.. William Niles, in our New To-
Day, sdvertises some young grade Jersey
and Durhsrs oows for sale N
Mr.. L. u. Mosher Hank Waggoner)
and family are passengers BY this morn.
ing's train from San Francisco.
The tickets for reserved seats for Miss
Mamie Perry's concert are nssriy all
sold. The rest win be taken to-day.
Five Foster Hook Kid Glove ss cents
to-day 1t Peoples Store.
Elegantly furnished rooms. single or
On suite, with board, can be had at the
Kimbsll Mansion. See advertisement.
Miss F. Terry, of Fort Smelling. a
sister Of General T. Terry. U. s. A.,
Is among the guests Of tho Pico House.
Thsrmomstsr for tho twenty -four
hours sadias S;l0 last evening maxi
mum. 70. IS degrees, minimum A degrees.
Five Foster Hook Kid Glove ss cents
to-day at Peoples Store.
K. NJ. Holt Of the Riverside Press
and Horscsifuriss, was In the city yes
tsrday, registered ct the Cosmopolitan.
A. I. Dslsno. advsnes agent OF sher-
mans Europsan Circus, was passenger
by yesterdays overland train from San
Francisco.
The roof Of the new Amestoy Block
on Los Angeles street, approaches com
plstiou. II hss four trusses Of massive
proportions.
Five Foster Hook Kid Glove 9s cents
to-day at Peoples Store.
Over one.third Of the stock for the
new Academy Of Music was taken yes.
tsrday. We hope the balauce will be
taken to-day.
Hon. J. +. Crank, Of Fair Oaks, and
G. H. Watts, Of Pasadena, of the Calico
Union Mining Company, were in the
city ysstsrdsy. t
Tbs professional card Of Mrs. r. D.
EAwsll, NJ. D.. who has opened Offices
In the City Of Paris Block, Spring street.
will BE- found elsewhere.
Five Foster Hook Kid Glove IS cents
to day at Peoples Store.
The steamer Orizaba will leave for the
north to-day. Intending passengers
will take the 4;l5 P. n. train-Los An
gslss tims--for San Pedro.
The new numbers are already being
placed on business houses and dwellings
Ia aecordancs With the ordinance re.
Gently passed By the City Council.
Last night . large solitaire breast pin
wsi stolen from swoman At 203 Alameda
street. The vAlus Of the article is 1925.
The police are ON the track Of the thief.
The freight hauled over the different
lines Of railroad eentering in this city,
wss unusually heavy on Sunday. The
passenger traffic Was also very consider.
able. UHAl Ya "a 7gT
Five Foster Hook Kid Glove 9s cents
to-day at Peoples Store.
In the County Recorders Office yester-
day twenty-five deeds. four mortgages,
tvo satisfactions Of mortgages and six
miscellaneous papers were fled for
record. -
Wsshington Irving, ono Of the most
graceful litevasesrs America ever pro-
duced, was born April Sd, 1881, just 1903
years ago to-day. He would be sn aged
man Il living.
Mr.. II. Susskind, who has been at
San Francisco purchasing full line Of
the latest styles OF mems and boys
slsthing. furnishing goods. etc.. got
boms overland yesterday,
James johnson plead guilty to the
charge of robbery in Judge SepulvedA's
department Of the Superior Court yes.
terday, and was sentenced to the Peni-
tentiary for two years.
The Board Of Supervisors yesterday
awarded the contract TOR making and
binding the county books to H. Glass,
for printing county blanks to J. d.
Lynch, OF the HERALD.