Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-23
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Three immigrant cars arrived here Oh
Monday, containing some 100 persons,
who came here to stay.
The Superintendent has good cross-
walk nearly finished on Franklin street,
where it enters Spring, by the old jail
property.
The Board of Supervisors yesterday
spent the day in examining plans for the
County Jail. No plain has been decided
ON as yet.
The Judic Company arrived in thiscity
yesterday afternoon by the regular train
from San Francisco, They make quite
large party all told.
The south.bound train came in half
an hour late yesterday. She had few
coaches attached, carrying the Warner
Brothers and Crosby's excursion.
The next Ennis excursion party will
leave st. Louis on January l3, 1886.
From present indications it will be quite
as large party a. that which arrived
Monday night.
By the 10th Of January work will be-
gin on the corner OF Temple and New
High streets to erect the big three-stnry
building for Judge A. NJ. Stephens and
others. 1t will be fine building.
The north-bound train yesterday took
up nine passenger coaches. Two Of
these were Raymond Whitcomb sleep
ers, one an Ennis sleeper and the rest
regular coaches. She was ON time.
The following persons obtained s.mar-
riage licenses yesterday: Ramon sierra
and A. Garcia; Wa. Millsaps and Lizzie
Adams; T. +. BoteIlo and Almira Brown;
Wm. B. Higgins aud I4uella James.
Constable Lemon arrived home yester.
day after depositing Flynn. of shooting
notoriety, In the pepitentiary. He says
Flynn sang all the way to San Francisco.
and seemed in no wise to regret his fate
A thief stole two pairs Of pantaloons
from the store Of L. Harris yesterday.
Officer Smith took in William Bensen
last night and charged him with the
theft. He will interview the Justice
to-day.
The brick front, of the room in the
Sinoret Block on North Main street,
occupied as Q restaurant, is being re-
placed by iron columns and glass front
so as to materially improve the appear.
ance of the building and afford more
light.
A sneak thief got into ST. Vincent's
College yesterday and stole four over.
coats and some other garments. The
Captain and Officer Gilbert found
Thomas O'Bryan with the goods on VIII.
mipgton street and lodged him in Jail to
await results.
The ''runner' for the Laelede Hotel
got off his ''beat" at the depot at train
time yesterday and the special officer at
the depot arrested him, but the matter
was afterwards let drop without prose-
cution. He got on the crossing to call
out his hotel, thus preventing the crowd
passing.
A sad bereavement is that of the death
Of the little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
IA H ouucuus Lfttic hitu hticcu hu,
nearly five years old, bright and affsc-
| tionate. She was the sole surviving
child of the household. and very dear
indeed. The sympathy Of the whole
community is touched in unison with
the grief Of these estimable people.
The action sale Of lots of the Los An
geles Improvement Company held at
Nadeau hall yesterday afternoon was q
decided success. The hall was full Of
people and the autioneer, Mr.. w. s.
Newbali, kept them well interested.
There we're some l25 lots sold. ranging
in price from 500 to $3.50. The sale
was very spirited and the buyers plenty.
Among the largest were John Robson.
Charles Eaton, T. Philbrook. E. q.
Burlingame, II. M. Bristol, Z. A. Stahl,
Mrs. Stansbury, C. T. Miller Julius
Lyons, e. Sorabjee, @. NJ. Grove, W.
R Phelps, A. N. Mcfarland, Thomas
Golding. o. f. Hopperstead. E. T.
Wright, M. <. Hodgkins. j. G. Lynch,
A. D. Mcdonald and E. j. Reese.