Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-07-31

central San Dlego county recently pur-
chased by Los Angeles capitalists for
subdivision.
The new Methodist Episcopal Chnrch
at Pomona, will be completed ready for
occupation, on the 18th day of August.
| 1t will be handsome house OF worship,
and credit to that lively settlement.
A Roman Catholic college is to be
soon established at Stockton, San
joaquin county, and will be character
ICED by the thoroughness which invaria-
bly, marks instruction in these institu-
tions
In the game Of base ball between the
Athletic Club, of this city, and the Po-
mona Club, played at Pomona on Sun
day, the Athletics came off the yictors,
m liking twenty-five runs to none by the
Pomona nine.
Mr.. Fred w. Burgess, lately postal
route agent between L s Angeles and
Santa Ana, has been transferred to the
route between San Francisco and Dem
ing, Ralph Lockhart has taken Mr..
BURGESS place on the Santa Ana run.
Mr.. Cave J. Couts. Of Guajomc, San
Diego county, has been appointed local
inspector Of orchards, vineyards, etc,
for that county, by the State Horticul-
tural Commission. The appointment is
an excellent one.
On Sunday afternoon three-year-old
child of Mr.. Sullivan's, who lives on
Upper Main street, was founl by
Deputy Constable Diifeudorfer at the
corner of Man aud Third streets, and
restored to its parents.
J. R. Brown and L. II. Emerson filed
for record in the County Recorders
office, yesterday, notice of location of
claim to 80 inches of water in Spanish
cafon, to be used for irrigating Section
"a, township north, range ii west.
Messrs. Newmark & Co. have placed a
new and ornamental sign in front Of
their headquarters in the new Am
toy building on Los Angeles street.
They have also cleared away all rubbish
in front of the structure, aud left il neat
and clean.
Brigadier General w. w. Smith, N.
G. c., and his command, have received
a special invitation to visit San Fran
cisco during the Triennial Conclave of
Knights femplar in August, to act as an
escort to the Knights in laying the cor
ner stone OF the Garfield monument
III Justice Ling's Court. yesterday,
Francisco Gerard was arraigned on a
charge Of stealing blanket from Del
moaico Andrea. He plead not guilty
aud was held in $50 ball for trial August
I'd. He then filed q cross complaint
charging Andrea with battery. Set for
trial same day at 80 P. NJ.
J. A. Littlefeld, who was arrested
some days ago by Deputy Sheriff Gard
on the charge Of stealing horse from
Mr.. Tracy, Of Newhall. was examined
before Justice Ling. yesterday, on a
third charge OF horse stealing, and, in
default OF $1,000 bail, was committed for
trial before the Superior Court.
DR.. S. c. Sheldon and wife. Mr.. D.
w. Nellis aud wife and Mr.. T. P.
Rogers, all Of Topeka, Kansas, and Mrs
W. w. Pagan and daughter, form a
travelling party to make tour of this
county and then go on to the Triennial
Conclave at San Francisco. Their head.
quarters are at the Pico House.
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We acknowledge the receipt of tickets
to the Santa Catalina Island Excursion,
by rail to San Pedro and thence to the
island per steamer Amelia, which leaves
this city at 1880 a. NJ. next Sunday, re-
turning the same day. We wonld adj
wise all who intend taking this delight
full trip to secure tickets early. as the
number is limited.
The following passengers left for
northern coast ports yesterday per
steamer Constantine: San Francisco
C F Smith, C s johnson, P NJ Barry, G
ID Maddox, w II Allison, and four in
the steerage. Santa Grub Cook. San
Simeon-G NJ MCPHERSON. San Buena-
ventura--George $. Hupp, Samuel Gold
stone.
During the past week we observe that
Mr.. DeTurk, one of the viticultural
Commissioners. has sold 80, 900 gallons
OF his red wine which he exhibited here,
made in Sonoma county, while Groe-
Finger and Stamer, of Napa, have sold, the
first so, 000 and the second 80, 900 gallons
of red wine These sales indicates that
the market is strong.
The excursion train TO Santa Monica
on Sunday consisted OF twelve cars,
which were crowded 10 suffocat on; yet
we are informed by MIR. Lockwood,
trainmaster, that they were all the
available passenger cara in the yard
Six hundred and ten tickets were sold at
the Two depots. 1t required two con.
iuctors to manage the tram.
| Mr.. Joseph Mutually, who recently
sold his handsome brick residence on
Buena Vista street, is now erecting
another domicile Of the same material on
College street, between Upper Main and
Buena Vista streets, to coss about 5000
1t will be credit to the struc ures
Of that rapidly growing portion Of the
city.
There were sold on Change yesterday
10 cases of eggs ut 81 cents, four days to
deliver thr same For 200 tons OF feed
barley an CIR OF 90 cents was MAJ
with St00 the stiff asking price. One
hundred boxes Los Angeles oranges
we're asked for at 81 so Hay is quiet,
barley firm, potatoes are cheaper, egg
learer. beans nominal in tho absence Of
transaction.
J. L. HartwelI, e. w. Giddings and
others yesterday filed for record in the
County Recorders Office notice Of claim
to all the water flowing in and that car
J DO developed in the northwest branch o.
Negro calon, the same being unsurve, %
government land, supposed to be nem
the center Of the north line Of northeast
I, section 80, township 2 north, range
~ west.
Owing to the fact that the steame,
Amelia has been engaged for an excur
sion next Sunday, she will not make hei
usual trip to Catalina Island on Satur
day, but will leave San Pedro for the
island Friday noon, returning on Satur