Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-01
Local New. Notes.

The City Council meets this afternoon
at o'clock.
All Democrats should see that they
are registered
Voters may still register all day to.
day. Be sure your name is on
A large brick business building is
going up on Upper Main street, little
south of Virgin street.
David Jones is in durance vile for the
theft of some fruit boxes from a First
street fruit store.
The articles of incorporation of the
Garvanza Water Company were filed in
the Clerks office yesterday.
The north bound train was an hour
late yesterday. That going south was
late ON hour and a half.
There was only one arrest recorded
at the police office fer the twenty-four
hours ending at midnight.
A new sidewalk is being put down in
front of the Ducommun block, corner of
Main and Commercial streets.
The merchants of the city are getting
in their supply of orange boxes for the
new campaign soon to open.
The trains on Sunday were two to
three hours late. That from San Fran
cisco reached the depot at 4:30 o'clock.
The Auditors office in the court house
has a brand new safe of the Diebold
Safe Co. make. 1t was put in Yesterday.
The big Tabernacle was finished yes
terday and will be opened next Sunday
evening by DIR. Munhall, the celebrated
revivalist.
Among the deaths reported yesterday
was that of Freddie, the five.y ear-old
son of Mr. Fred Roth and his wife, Mrs.
Lizzie Roth, of this city.
One of our late arrivals in the Sunny
South has a nice, new home nearly
erected on Bunker Hill avenue, little
south OF Third street.
A Warner excursion will go out next
Thursday, the Sd inst. The next west
bound party under this management
leaves Chicago on the 18th inst.
The big gang of men and teams are
getting the mud off !he streets very
rapidly. Sunday and yesterday they
cleaned up many square yard in the
center OF the city.
There is o rumor on the street that
DR.. Brunson of Downey City, has been
appointed Collector OF the Port at vii.
mington. The rumor has not been con-
iirmed at this writing.
The Boyle Heights cable line seems to
be an assured fact A section of the
road will be laid this week. The work
is to begin on the east end OF the line,
on the other side of the river.
A big carload of Mongols came in yes
terday fron San Bernsrdino, where they
have been working on the railroad
They had freight car full of traps"
and were very anxious to get the same
out.
A carload OF Senator Stanford's fast
horses from far.iamed Palo Alto passed
through here yesterday en- route to New
Orleans, where they will no doubt show
their PAGES over the great race track at
the Crescent City.
The cable cars on Sunday made trips
at intervals of twelve minutes. They
carried hardly less than 1000 passen.
gers, and but for an accident which
stopped the cars for half an hour that
number would have been surpassed.
There were warrants out for several
days for the arrest of three or four sa-
loon men who had not put up their $50
pending the decision of the license or.
dinance. The issuing of the warrants
caused them to put up the money.
Captain Darcy, Deputy Sheriff, went
north yesterday, taking Maud Manners
to the penitentiary for four years for
robbing a foolish visitor to her den. lie
also took George Williams, most mel
ancholy case of insanity, to Stockton.
The HERALD acknowledges the receipt
of nm invitation to attend grand ball TO
he given by the Knights of Labor at
NadeOu Hall ON Thursday, December
I'd. This will doubtless be a pleasant
affair, and the attendance will be large.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men, Orange Grove Lodge No. 81, hold
their ball at the new Armory Hall, over
the new Mott market building, on Main
street, between First and Second, this
evening. a good time may be looked
for.
Sunday evening the members OF the
Turuverein Germania gave one of their
pleasant little social dances. The an.
nouncement that this was the annual
ball Of the Turner's was an error Their
grand annual occurs on the LIST OF Jauu.
AIRY OF each year.
BY order OF the Postmaster.G Gener
the plstoilice in this city win be closed
to-day from II NJ. until 3 p. NJ, in re-
spect to tho memory of the late Thomas
A. Hendricks, the Vice President OF
these United States OF America.
Captain Darcy, the Deputy Sheriff, is
kept lively on the road. He barely gets
home from San Quentin or Stockton, or
more generally from both places, and
has TO turn right back md take up an.
other batch. He came home Saturday, |
for instance, and went up yesterday.
On Thanksgiving bay an employee of |
the Oil Burner and Supply Company
was filling tank at the house of Mr.. C.
C. Cook, on Boyle heights, and fell |
backwards from the ladder, severely in.
juring the back OF his head and the
spinal column. He was taken into MIR. |
Cooks home, where he still remains. |
The injury has affected the brain seri- |
ously and completely shocked the whole
nervous system. Sunday he tried to |
rise and tainted,
Dr. Williams says that great many in
valids are arriving from the East almost |
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