Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-04
LocaI Ne,ys Notes.

The pay car OF the railroad company
went north yesterday.
There will be a special meeting of the
Council this afternoon at P. M.
The gas company is laying larger pipes
on first street between Main and Spring.
The street gang cleaned mp Main
street yesterday in the vicinity of the
Pico House.
A bay horse and a gray one were i'm
pounded yesterday, having been found
roaming about the streets.
Col T. s. Harris, of the Lancaster
Weekly Ne,os. in consequence OF ill
health offers that paper for sale.
A dozen carloads OF immense gas mains
were at the depot yesterday, to connect
with the new metre on Also street.
The steamer Santa Rosa will arrive
at San Pedro this morning. On her re-
turn north she arrives Sunday morning.
The sewer on Fourth street, near
Spring, is reported broken ever since the
rains and pool Of very foul water is re-
ported at that point.
The train from the East was about an
hour late yesterday. The south-bound
express was on time. Both came into
the depot about the same time.
An employee Of the cable road went
into the manhole at the Spring street
terminus this morning to oil up and got
caught in the machinery. lie was
quite severely hurt.
There will be big Phillips excursion
in here on the 7th instant, Monday
next. There are about 25O invaders of
the south land in the party. The senior
Mr.. Phillips brings it in,
The city is well posted and billed with
notices of the revival services to be held
at the great tabernacle next Sunday
evening. DIR. Munhnll will preach.
Nearly all the churches will close on
that evening, Mr.. Northup has a big
choir in training.
The first arrest was made yesterday
afternoon by Officer Smith, at the First
and Spring streets crossing for violating
the ordinance against fast driving. A
well.known young society gentleman is
the victim. The ordinance is very
necessary one.
There were twenty-three new citizens
added to the great register yesterday.
To-day is probably the last on which
names may be enrolled. All good Dem
ocrats should see to it that they are on
the roll, and then see that they cast
their vote for the ticket on Monday
next.
The Pennsylvanians of Los Angeles
are moving for reorganization of their
society, that was started here a few
years ago most auspiciously, but was
permitted to lapse into inactivity. A
large number OF people from the Key
stone State live in this part OF California
and can form good society.
Parker, who accidentally shot his
roommate, Joe Williams, some time age,
had hearing before Justice Ranney
yesterday on a charge of assault to muir
der. The evidence oil went to show
that however careless Parker had been,
there was no intent 10 90 any hhTH' iie
was therefore discharged.
The next sensation at the Grand Opera
House will be the Carleton Opera Com
pany now at the Baldwin, San Francisco.
They will present "The Mikado, aud
"Nanon. The former is of a much
higher sty yleof music than any previously
composed by Sir Arthur Sullivan.
"Nanon" is full OF fun, Both pieces
draw well in San Francisco.
The new depot building of the South
ern Pacific Company in this city is about
to be greatly enlarged to accommodate
the growing business of the road. The
whole building when remodeled will be
two stories in height. The telegraph
and other offices will be up stairs and
there will be more room in the lower
part of the building to spare for the bag
gage and passenger offices, both of which
NJ greatly crowded by the rapidly in
creasing traffic OF the company in Los
Angeles, the great railroad center of the
southern end of the State.