Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-25
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Date Of Dedication OF M. II. Church
Coming Lectures = Danger to
False hets-Proaress of Seed
ine-Anteiope Valley Leap Yoar
Par,y-Cenerosity of the Railroad
Company-Person

1t has been decided by the Board of
Trustees of the M. Z. Church to have
it dedicated the first Sunday in March.
Rev. Mr.. Bresee, of the Fortstreot NJ
E. Church, has been invited to perform
the ceremonies and preach the dedica-
tory sermon.
Friday. March 7th, Co. }. G. Howard,
Of your city, will deliver a lecture in aid
of our Literary Society. Alta later date,
exact time not liked yet, DR.. Walter
Lindley will lecture for the benefit Of the
A. o. U. w.
Msjor John NJ. Janifer and Colonel J.
II. Barclay are in serious danger of be-
ing lynched, for they ave foretold rain
80 many times AMI it has not come.
There is plenty OF lime, only the gallant
warriors vera little too Sudden or
soon."
Major Marin Murnlne is ra[iny re-
covering from tbs seriou, injury he re-
ceiyed some weeks ago.
The old land will soon. all b. pio we'd
and seeded. besides much new land, and
il J. Z. viii only favor us, many hun.
dreds Of acres OF virgin soil will be enlii-
waited this year.
Major Geo. Il. Gard and Mr.. Her
mann favored Us with visit tue other
day. He and Mr.. II. went up the Paco.
mi. on 'slill huut," where Mr.. II. fell
and sprained his ankle. 1t was with
much difficulty the Major conveyed his
friend to the mouth OF the canon, leav.
ing him there and walking to town, dis
patching relief party to him, command
cd by WIN. B. Shaug They returned
home this morning. "All's well that
ends we'll"
Apropos Of the diatribe Of the Repu5-
lican against the Antelope Colony, Mr..
John Thatcher. Engineer Of the South
ern Pacific, asserts that there is less wind
at Lancaster and vicinity than any place
between there and Los Angeles. Ante.
lope valley must not be confounded with
Mojave, as it is different place, situ.
ated southwest and distant twenty-five
miles, in the foothills.
Mr.. e. R. Rinaldi is shipping to
Woodhead, Porter Bros. & Co. large
number of boxes OF fine oranges; also
lines and forty or fifty barrels of olives
Mr.. Rinaldi is painstaking orchardist
and has the best fruit on his l50-acre
farm.
D. w. Parkhurst, LAID Agent for
the s. P. R. R., is daily expected here
to grade lands belonging to the "vora-
cious monopoly"
The young ladies will give Leap
Year party to their gentlemen friends
at Maclay Hall. Friday, the 25th inst.
Mr.. Pat Sullivan did good job in
cleaning out and repairing the water
tank last night. "More power 10 hi,
elbow" say all Of us.
Mr.. Jacob Harp will go TO the Grand
Lodge, A. O. U. W., as representative.
He will be heard from there, as it is his
peculiar forte to have an opinion on all
subjects, and he is generally right.
Mr.. r. w. Kelly has been appointed
Master Mechanic here--a most worthy
promotion for faithful and efficient
servant of the railroad company.
We have no groxl at the railroad
company here; when the bills for freight
on lumber for the church were presested
they were paid, and now comes H. w.
Griswold, agent of the grinding mo-
nopoly," and refunds $50, or one half of
the original bill, saying, 81 am in
structed to do 80 by Mr.. a. N. Towne,
manager"
Geo. Kinds, of Wilmington, was h.re
an hour the other day. His many
friends were glad to see him.
Miss Katie King returned to Los
Angeles yesterday, but will return for
the Leap Year party Friday.
Major Gilmore. Of Illinois, is here on
visit to his cousin, John r. Barnett,
the boss farmer and threshing machine
man.
Miss Mollie Jenifer is in your city on
visit to old time friends.
John Charles Maclay is happy. Cause
why-his sister, Miss Ella Maclay, is
here on q visit. She resides at San
Deigueto, San Deigo county, and is q
welcome guest among her relatives
here. Yours, vETo.
January "a, 1888.