Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-06-08
LOCAL. RRMVLTIES.

oHDtR MOnlch " OueTeu LOT SAFE IN
our New To-Day.
Mr.. F. G.. High, advertising
agent of the Chicago and Alton
Railroad, is registered at the Pico
House.
Among the Improvements going
on In the city is residence for
Mr.. +. Walker at the corner of
Main and Adams streets.
The California Packing Com
paDy, In our New To. Day, adver-
tise for 100 women and girls 10
work in the fruit canning factory.
Mr.. George A. Haskell has been
confined to his room for couple of
weeks past OH account of an injury
received while exercising iu the
gymnasium of the Athletic Club.
Confiie Engine Company No.
2 have had a telephone put in their
house and will thus be enabled to
respond to fire alarms with greater
promptituds, If such we're possible,
than heretofore.
The Chairman of the Board Of
Supervisors and the County Audit.
or yesterday completed the signing
Of the bonds and coupons awarded
to Mr.. E. G. Sessions. The bonds
are forty-six in number and nrs for
$1,000 each.
+ The members OF Pentalpha
Lodge No. 202, f. & A. NJ, are no.
titled elsewhere In this mornings
HERALD to meet at their Lodge at
2P. NJ. to-day to attend the funeral
of their late brother, B. Whiting.
See notice.
The Arizona Citizen Is authority
for the statement that Postmaster
Dunkelberger, of our city, has
bonded the Democrat, California,
Iron Clad, Black Hawk. and Blue
and Gray mines, Tucson district.
Many families are leaving for
the ssashore to recreate during the
warm season. This Is another evil
effect of the railroad. We are de.
prived of the enjoyment of seeing
our friends fried out, as In times
gone by.-Tucson Star.
Work on the railroad extension
at Wilmington is being pushed
vigorously. a large gang Of China.
men are at work throwing up EN-.
banknents for the track and four
pile drivers are at work. It is
thought that In two week the track
will have been laid to Palos Verdes.
Mr.. George B. Scoville, leader Of
the City Band, has just received a
Hne silver and gold mounted cornet
In B, made by g. g. Conn, Of Elk
hart, Indiana. 1t is q magnificent
instrument and in the hands of Its
skillful owner will be made to do
wonders In the musical line.
On Sunday last. while sailor
named Brown, who had shipped
on the British bark Lady Head,
was drawing the charges from re-
volver, the weapon went off acci-
dentally the ball passing through
the foot of another sailor named
Fleming, inflicting painful
wound.
We understand that Mr.. Alfred
James, who lately returned from
the Mogollon district, New Mexico,
has succeeded In organizing a
company Of some OF our leading
oltizsns with the necessary capital
for opening up these mines. Work
will be com menced on the Los An
geles at once. Rich developments
may soon be expected in this
mine.
During the month OF May the
City Librarian reports 1914 books
loaned. an increase of 80 over the
April report. We are glad to note
the growing interest Of our citi
zsns In this institution. Liberal
patronage of u public library al
WAYS speaks we'll for the intelli.
gsncs and public spirit of the
people.
Mr.. Leu Trainer il in the city
for the purpose Of organizing
prospecting party for work In Arl
zona or Sonora, Mexico. He j
stopping at the Plco House. From
the fact that q boat for the use o
his party has been shipped t.
Yuma by Mr.. Trainer, the pre-
sum ption Is that his researche
will be confined to the neighbor
hood OF the Colorado river.
An employe OF the Western
, Union Telegraph company, en-
. gagged in distributing material 70
! the construction Gs o new lin
9 hence to Tucson, A. t., was ru
over BY the cars near Dos Palmai
$ Yesterday. Both his legs were Gu
a off. He lived about six hours. 4
physicIan was sent from Cotton o
a special engine but did not reac
him before his decease. His nam
was Bruce MoHugh, and it
thought he was from Illinois.
The Lawn Party for the bensn
of the Orphans Home, at the res
dence of Judge Widney last nigh
was, as the lady managers prom
ised 1t should be, o most delightft
I affair. The spacious grounds an
mansions Of Judge Widney wei
!. crowded by our best people, all {
= whom enjoyed themselves thol
). oughly. The receipts, We are g!s
to learn, were gratifying to 81
: Managers and Will aid materiail
|! In furnishing necessarlss for thsl
wards