Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-03-28
LOCAL BRHv1TIEs.

The telephone is being erected be-
tween Anaheim and Orange.
Captain John Morongo, the Indian
Chief. is at the Cosmopolitan.
The foundation for the new Hellmsn
building on Main street is being laid.
Mr.. M. Lewis of Lewis Brothers, re.
turns from San Francisco overland thisNl
morning.
Gen. Banning went up to San Fran
cisco yesterday, to attend the funeral Of
| friend.
The s. P. R. r. is now putting down
fifty carloads Of steel rails on the Santa
Ana branch.
Mr.. Geo. Chaffsy. of Etiwanda. il
visiting the city and is stopping at the
Cosmopolitan.
And now it appears that bank is to
be established at Pomona by some Los
Angeles capitalists.
Thermometer for the "a hours ending
at s:l5 last evening. Maximum, 81 de-
grees; minimum. 81 degrees.
IA postoffice has been established at
Ontario, Fan Bernsrdino county, with
Leopold Alexander, postmaster.
The Second National Bank Of Los
Angeles has obtained permit to estab-
lish banking association in this city.
Deeds amounting to 343,5s5 were
iled for record in the County Reoor-
dsr's Office yesterday against $500 of
mortgages.
The material for the cellar Of the new
Lichtenberger Block, on First street, is
all on the ground and active work will
commence.
Col. r. s. and Mrs. Baker have gone up
to San Francisco on brief paseo. For
some time past Col. Baker has been
quite indisposed.
Siegel. the halter, who has been at
San Francisco purchasing novelties for
the Arcade. returns home by this morn
ing's overland train.
The large boarding house on First
street, in the rear Of Odd Fellows Hall,
is being moved to be replaced by hand
some business block.
Mr.. Geo. C. Egan and family, Of Ban
ming, San Gorgonio Pass, came down to
the city yesterday and are stopping at
the st. Charles Hotel.
The Los Angeles postoflice was yester-
day draped in mourning in memory of
the late Postmaster General Timothy
o. Howe, Of Wisconsin.
A camp meeting will be held in Po-
mona, commencing on the 4th Of April
next, and ending on the the 9th. There
will be large turn ont there.
The trustees Of the endowment fund
Of the Chaffsy College Of Agriculture
have sold during the past few days
nearly $1,000 worth Of real estate at
Ontario.
Mr.. Morris A. Newmark viii leave
home on Saturday for heightened visit
to Europe. We join with his many
friends in wishing him pleasant and
prosperous journey.
i Hon. Frank w. Gross, a veteran jour
nalist, and recently Clerk Of the Su-
preme Court, has put on the editorial
harness again as editor Of the Oakland
Tribune. Frank is vigorous writer.
Mr.. L. NJ. Holt, editor of the River.
side Press and Horticultural, who came
down last evening, reports that the rain
storm reached that place yesterday af-
ternoon. He is qusrtored at the Co.'S
mopoli,an.
Mr.. L. Harris and wife will start
about the ist Of April for trip to
Europe. Mr.. Harris Is one Of those
successful merchants Of Los Angeles who
can afford a trip to Europe whenever he
desires to 20.
| The next session Of the Teachers In.
stitute of Los Angeles county will be
held in this city April 9Th. continuing
. Eve days. Prof. Welcker, State Superin-
. tendent Of Public Instruction, will ad-
dress the meeting.
Mr.. Charles Youngworth, having dis
sociated himself from the Vienna COT.
fee House. proposes shortly to open a
new establishment, in which his speci-
ality, the German pancake and unriv-
aled coffee, will be the leading features.
The marrisge lioensss Of a. McNslly
and y. L. ssidy. Louis Bronsasau and
Emma Fry and NJ. M. Dalton and lady
. whose name was not given, were filed
for record in the County Recorders
Office yesterday.
The very strong recommendations Of
asbestine pipe in the HrRALD from time
to time, appears to be convincing rs to
the merit Of the material and is being
} largely introduced by Messrs. Wilson l.
: Dickerhoff in the south part Of the
; county.
In Justice Ling's Court, yesterday.
, Antonio Moreno, boy about 10 years
old, convicted OF stealing hydraulic
| ram from Northcrafts 4 Clark, valued
at $50, was fined $25. or, in default Of
|, payment. twenty-five days in jail.
Brigadier.General W. W. Smith, N.
lG. c., Of Riverside, made pleasant
call yesterday at the HERALD Office.
! The General Is newspaper man and q
+ good Democrat. He is accompanied by
2 his wife and registered at the Pico
: House.
1t is a mistake that Conductor Frank
Monahan has been removed from the
Santa Ana train. Frank Is very unwell,
and unable to attend to his duties. and
!. therefore asked for and received leave
a Of three months absence, to try and re
u cuparata his bea1fh