Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-02
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Maximum Thermometer, 81
Minimum Thssmomster. 70
LOCAL BRnvITIEs.

Maximum Thermometer, 81
! Minimum Thssmomster. 20
LOCAL BRHvITrEs.
Counting.house stationery specially
at Hisohfsla's. II Downey Block.
! Six inches Of snow fell yesterday at
Mereed, and at last accounts 1t was still
anowing.
Read the new advertisement Of the
Peoples Store, slsewhers in this morn
ings HERALD. 7'
u Mr.. J. X. Knapp. of Tucson, who is
visiting Los Angeles, favored us with .
; call last erening.
Bishop McMulIen.o of Davenport, Iowa,
arrived in Los Angeles by the southern
route last evening.
There were light showers between II
and l2 o'clock Sunday night and at 2 A.
| n. and I P. N. yesterday.
I
A man aud wife, who understand
American domestic cooking. are adver.
tised for under New To- Day"
Diaries for 1883 in every size. style
and quality. ct Hirschfeld's. II Main
street. Downey Block.
Mr.. H. d. Barrows and daughter,
Miss Alice w. Barrows, got home from
the East by yesterday evenings Pacific
sxpress-
| Ths January schedule Of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company will be found
lin the proper column Of this mornings
HERALD.
Mrs. A. G. Greenwell and Charles
Cromwell. of Santa BarbAra. are visit
ing Los Angeles and are stopping at the
Pico House.
TIE ...is=s. fern ss Hcaa Asa 4.ssss Ellis, Ellis
of Savannah, County Tax Collector
elect. was prominent figure on our
streets yesterday.
Mr. Win Banning. of Wilmington.
was in the city Yesterday making New
Years calls. He reports everything
quiet ct the harbor.
Examinations for admission to the
next term Of tho Los Angeles Branch
Of the State Normal School will com
msnee next Monday, January Sth.
Passengers from Ssn Francisco by yes.
tesday's overland train report four
inches Of snow At Lathrop and heavy
fall Of snow in the Tshachspi mountains.
Owing to the storm which prevailed
between this city and San Francisco
last hight, tho telegraph lines worked 20
badly that 10 press dispatches wsfs re-
ceived.
DR.. +. Robbins, a celebrated e'sc-
tricisu and magnetic healer. from Am-
tralia, has arrived in this city and will
commence practicing in few, days at
l6S Main street.
We are indebted to Mr.. J. A. Christy, |
Of the Pacific Black Lead Mining Con.
psny. for . handsome specimen of
graphite from the oompAny's mine in
O.. A,k~c;o I:.k-:ck
Hon. Erassus Wells. q disguiahsd |
Dsmocratic member Of Congress from
the ST. Louis d;striet. is sn,ongst the |
late arrivals in this city. He j. accom-.
panied by Mrs. wslls.
Mr.. A. T. Currier. Of Spsdrs, Sheriff.
elect. was in the city yesterday. His |
many friends viii be glad to learn that |
he has entirely recovered from the effects |
Of his rscsnt accidental tumble from
cart.
We hsd the pleasure Of meeting ous
old townsmsn. MIR. Joe Baysr, in Los |
Angeles yestsrday. Mr.. Baysr has just |
returned from brief visit to his mother |
In Bavaria. whom he had not seen for q
number Of years. We welcome him
back to bis old home
Blank books Of every description from !
the cheapest half bound to extra Russia |
bound at low prices. at Hirschfsld's, n |
Dowuey Block.
The California Southern r. R. Co.,
this morning. sends over TO the Msxian
Csntsal Railroad six Of its large Rhode
Island locomotives, Master Mechanic
Powell having completed setting them
up.-San Diego Enion Dee. 3oA.
The go.al,ssd and successful Young |
merchant, Mr. H. siegal, sent New
Years cards yesterday to his many |
patrons and friends. The cards were
exceedingly tasteful in design and made
very pretty souvenir Of the day.
We rec-ived a call last evening from
our old {, rnsmar, Mr.. S. @. Lason,
who returned to Los Angeles Sunday |
evening after four years residence at |
Yuma, Arizona. He is satisfied with |
the sun. kissed land ana has come back |
10 stay.
In spite Of the traditional idea of
celebrating such days as Christmas and
New Years by getting "glorously |
drunk, the register at the police station |
last night showed that only one insbri.
ate had been ''pullsd" on Sunday night
and one yesterday.
By notice under New To- Day II will
be seen that . general meeting Of the |
German Ladies' Benevolent Society. for
the election of officers, will be held ct |
Turnvsrsin Hall. at 2 o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon. A full attend !
ance of-msmbers is desired.
A pleasant little party was given At |
the residence Of Munro Cohen on Sun
day night. Mr.. Cohen leaves to-day for |
San Francisco. and his friends took this
opportunity Of rendering him ''send |
off, in the shape Of dance. The even
ing proved an exceedingly enjoyable one
to all who were present.