Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-24
Local News Notes.

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Local News Notes.
Yesterday Mr.. John Goldsworthy left
his horse hitched to two seated wagon,
and when he went after it the outfit was
gone.
Large numbers of the students OF the
University of Southern California took
their departure yesterday for home to
spend the holidays.
All preparations are made to begin
work ON the Temple Street Cable road.
1t will give some of the idle men a job
for some weeks.
Guy Toombs, boy of fourteen sum-
mers, small of stature, thin, dark com
plexion and hair, has left his home at
Anaheim, where he is wanted.
To day Nellie Fillmore and Rose Will
Iiams will plead before Judge Cheney on
the charge of rohbing Alexander of s4oo
In their den ON Los Angeles street.
Jerry Sullivan, late Superintendent of
Parmelee's Omnibus Line, Chicago, who
has been visiting here for health for
some time past, died in this city yester-
day.
j. V. York is to plead to-day before
Judge Cheney for attempting to kill Mr.
.Jewett of the l.. A. & s. G. V. r, II. in
a dispute over some land by the East
Los Angeles bridge.
The arrivals by regular trains yester'
day were very large. They were nearly
all strangers and but few Angelehos are
now ON the wing so near the holiday sea
son when people like to be at home.
Information is filed charging William
Stewart and John Sullivan with rob.
berry. The charge is for robbng the
lame saloon keeper on Upper Main
street one night in front of the church
at the plaza.
j, Harps got the contracts for both
bridges from the Supervisors yesterday.
For that at Smiths Crossing the price is
1925 for bridge l6x60 feet; for that at
Cerritos he gets SS75 and the bridge is
to be l6xl2O feet.
Santa Barbara Lodge No. 1872, +. & A.
NJ, has elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: C. II. Kelton, w. NJ;
o. P. Squier, S. W.; J. M. Garrettson,
J. W.; Eli Rundell, Treasurer; w. B.
Squier, Secretary.
The Print says: Since our report in last
issue the following shipments of bullion
were made from mines in Calico mining
district, through Wells, Fargo h Co.'S
express:
ORC Grande Co.'S Min, l shipments, 1921
K9big Bros Mill, shipment 49,. 800
Total since January l, 1854 ....#.... 81 ,ssd,O9o
1t is decidedly remarkable how many
people from France and Italy are now
coming into this State. AT the railroad
depot any day one hears the smooth,
sweet accents of these romance tongues
ON every side. They are doubtless
vignerons and orchardists who seek this
State for home.
Christmas season is just blooming"
tn marriage business. The score runs
at three, five and even up to seven a
day. Happy hearts in the happy holi-
day season. The old fellows stand off
with peevisb sarcasm in their eyes and
sing, "Behold the little victims play
regardless of their DOOM.
The San Diego Union says; The Los
Angeles HERALD issued its Christmas
number, twelve page edition, ON Sun.
day the 20th. The HERALD explains
that this "anachronism" was perpetrated
for the purpose of giving its advertisers
a chance. The HERALps enterprise is
commendable and its holiday edition is
a good one.
The south bound train passed San
Fernando yesterday on time, but reached
the depot more than an hour late South
of that place the Equalizer under the
boiler broke, and the engine had to be
stopped, the boiler block ed up and some
device put in to prevent the broken ends
Of the big springs in the Equalizer
from cutting through the boiler.
At the regular conelave of st. Bernard
Commandery No. %, X. T., of
San Bernardino, the following of.
ticers were elected for the ensuing
Templar year: Sir }. G. Burt, Il. c.; SIR
". R. Virgins, Gen.; Sir s. b. Hinck-
ley, G. G Sir c. NJ, Lawrence, s. w. j
Sir J. c. King, J w; Sir w. l.. G.
soule, Treas; Sir T. j. Wilson, Rec.
Ga Tuesday T. $. Battelle got out a
license to wed Almira Adams. He is
~; she n. When he came to her
birthplace he stopped ia puzzled man
ner aud said; 81 am not sure. | think
New York. / never saw her in my life
till she came IN here ON an excursion,
but | am going TO marry her to-day. !"
This Is not January to May, but De
eember to January, wintery weather all
round. The sum of the ages of this
youthful pair is only Ia years-a record
hard TO beat even IN the glorious eli
mate, etc.
The Salt Lake Tribune says of Emma
Nevada: "Besides the wonderful quail
ity aud rare compass of her voice, every
note shows that it is under perfect dis.
cipline; whether it takes flight to the
clouds, or whether it seizes note and
smothers it with long warble, or when
climbing the golden stairs Of song, or, so
to speak, sliding down the banisters OF
melody, it is all under the bit and rein
of perfect discipline. albeit the art is so
perfect that its manifestation seems as
much the perfect aba ndonment of nature
as is the coo of the dove or the eurlews
cry.
Judge Cheney yesterday complacently
made two minds already, with but a
single thought aud two hearts that beat
as one, one in the eyes of the law, They
were Alfred War; and Sarah Adelaide
Furnivall, and very modest5they looked
as they requested the Judge to tie the
knot. They waited until "the shades
of eve were falling fast, no doubt that
the dim shadows might cover their
bushes, as the curious eyes of the world
sought to penetrate their paradise of
love. The handsome Deputy Clerk as
sisted in the interesting ceremonies.
His services came in at the end, AS the
Judge is a married man. The Clerk
says h. got no lee aud wanted none.
His ssrVipes there nre like Virfue-thsit