Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-03-07

tHttit III tut1 city, 0chlAhaH pau c"hos
pork and beans, buckwheat cakes, etc.
60 to the Vienna. First street. secont
door from Spring street. Every lad,
goes There, so It must be good.
A wagon loaded with wood wa
wrecked about half past four o'clock r
NJ, yesterday on Main street near Court
obstructing the street car track awhile
The wreck was removed, but it wa
some time before it was repaired.
Miss Hannah Freud, who visited il
this city in the early part Of the season
arrived from the East via the Southern
Route last evening and is the guest o
her friend Mrs. M. H. Kimball Sh'
willremain in the city for several day
before returning to her home at Sar
Francisco.
We had the pleasure of call yester
day from representative Of the firm o.
A. F. Downing & Son, the wholesale
I dealers in druggists specialties at No
IA Second street, San Francisco. The
staple articles Of this firm are being
largely introduced throughout Cali
fornia.
i II is stated by the Western Rural,
that raw, ripe tomatoes rubbed on
warts will cure them. The remedy was
discovered in tomato canniug factory,
where 1t cured several employees. 1t Il
also said to be equally good for animals
The remedy Is so simple that II can be
easily tried.
| The Board Of Supervisors yesterday
appointed Messrs. J. C. Harmon, c.
Ducommun and VIM. Moore a commit
tee to appraise the county jail property
and report upon the value Of the city's
interest therein TO the Board at an adj
journed meeting to be held next Tues.
day.
From seven to eleven bicyclists are
out nearly every evening, generally in
single file, and with lamps swinging,
looking like animated glow worms; with
bells ringing and bugles sounding. they
present an attractive sight They are
frequently out till the clock strikes ono
twelve times.
Messrs. Clapp 4 Baptiste will to-day
open their shooting gallery at No. 06
Spring street. They were very success.
full when here last year and will un-
doubtedly do as well now. A number
Of valuable prizes will be put up for
competition by our local sportsmen.
A new sidewalk is being laid in front
of the old Heinsch Block, corner Of Los
Angeles and Commercial streets. There
is cellar underneath, and the wooden
supports to the ashphaltum sidewalk
has rotted SO that it was dangerous.
That old sidewalk has been laid for
many years.
Judge Sepulveda, who has been hold
ing court for Judge Hines, in the Supe.
rior Court of Ventura county, had con-
siderable hard work to attend to, but
returns home in full health and vigor,
as CHEEKY and yivacious as ever He
reports the crops in fair condition and
the people of Ventura hopeful.
District Attorney White, to whom the
question Of the power of the Board Of
Supervisors to contribute county money
to the building Of bridges across the Los
Angeles river on the line OF First and
Also streets. fled an opinion yesterday
that the Board had no such power. The
petitions. asking for county aid were
therefore denied.
In City Justice Morgan's Court yes.
terday VIM. Jahns, convicted of stealing
oranges from Mrs. MacD Douglas orchard,
was sent up for fifteen days; man who
gave his name as Mr.. Anderson, drunk
and disorderly. got the same number Of
days; Justo Palacio, found guilty on the
charge Of disturbing the pence and who
said to the Judge, "Mi hombre bueno. :"
was sent to the chain gang for ten days.
Sheriff Currier yesterday received o
telegram from Sheriff Brown, Of Kern
county, asking him to arrest one Jacob
Wager, supposed to have come to Los
Angeles, who is wanted at that place.
The matter was placed in the hands Of
Deputy Sheriff Huber, who found Wager
and locked him up to await the arrival
of Sheriff Brown, who will come down
to day.
The heavy. refreshing fogs that pre-.
vail during every night. restore the
moisture that evaporates in the day.
time, so that the plains and hills of
grass and the great fields Of grain are
kept continually green and growing. No
estimate Of the crops can be made until
further rains fall. AT present the pos.
pect is good but the crop is only con.
lecture.
By notice elsewhere it will be seen
that Mr. Sam Platt, who has fitted up
the store No. 20 Spring street in fine
style and stocked 1t with superb as
sortment Of gentlemen's clothing, fur.
nishing goods, etc, has issued sub
pena to the citizens Of Los Angeles and
vicinity, requesting them to call forth.
with and examine his large stock of new
goods, wh.,h he proposes to sell at sur.
prisingly low prices.
Henry Grip, while going home along
| Commercial street, on Monday night,
fell into a hole in the sidewalk that had
been left uncovered by the workmen
and received injuries that will probably
lay him up for some time. Three of his
fingers were badly cut and his right arm
sprained and bruised. Such careless.
ness is very reprehensible and should be
severely punished.
/ We are indebted to Mr.. Charles
McNelly, agent Of the Lion Insurance
Company, for a magnificent Autograph