Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-02
Local News Notes.


Local News Notes.
Registerl
There were over 100 names added to
the registration roll yesterday.
Voters should see to it that they are
registered.
The Fresno excursion went north yes
terday 1t took out quite q party OF
real estate men.
Edgar Wertz is in durance vile on
charge Of being drunk and disorderly ON
the street.
Every Democrat should go at once to
the Clerks office and put his name on
the Great Register.
Register your names.
Yesterday the southernCalifornia took
out it's first excursion party. One to
the beautiful colony at lrvington.
The Sherman U. 2. excursion from
Omaha arriving at the Los Angeles de-
pot this afternoon comprises five palace
cars.
The silver mines in the Calico district
are putting out from $l60, 900 to $lS0, 900
worth of the precious metal month as
mined at present.
The Relief Association organized by
the police force meet this afternoon in
the Mayors court room. His Honor is
President. and the Chief Vice.President.
From actual observation it is evident
that there is more baggage handled here
daily as trains go in and out, than there
is in the big depot on the mole at Oak
land.
On the train going north yesterday
was a Chinaman from Tucson, abont the
craziest specimen ever seen. lie went
crazy all ut once few days ago. He
goes to China.
The new crop of oranges is making
their appearance ON the market. They
are not high color enough to look their
best. They will be lacking in sweetness
for many a long day.
Mr.. L. H. Lowell has sold his new
Star and Crescent block, now being com.
pleted in East Los Angeles, known as
the 'sCrescenta" block to Percy r. Will
son, ESQ.,, of the Sierra Madre Villa
hotel.
The Porter Bros, Mr.. Kasper Cohn.
Mr.. Remi Nadeau, and Mr.. Troupe,
who lives on the old Thomas place, cor
uer of Jefferson and San Pedro streets,
have Joined the fruit Union. Many 9TH
ers are coming in daily.
Register Il Register !!
Mr.. M. G. Northup has arrived here
from Oakland for the purpose OF train
ing great union choir to render the
music at the Tabernacle. All such
singers will meet at the Y. M. @. A.
Hall at o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Jacob Twins, whose fine residence
on the corner of Charity and Second
streets is SO much admired, has returned
home from prolonged visit to San Die
go, whittier he went in search OF change
and health. Mr.. Twins says he is much
better for his visit.
On Friday evening, December 4th. the
Castle Guards Division, U. X. X. of p,
will give an inaugural ball at the new
Armory Hall, in the Mott market block.
No pains will be spared to make this
delightful social event. The HERALD
acknowledges an invitation.
In the court news of this issue of the
HERALD may be found the fate of q lot
of tramps Constable Johnny Cline ran
in the other day for disturbing the
peace. Justice Ranney yesterday gave
them S5 or days all round. They go
behind the bars for the time being.
The German who has been so fully re-
ported in the HERALD as suffering FROM
his DEVILS diet of stewed tunas, is
named w, J, Johannis. The poor un.
fortunate is still out there in the field
by the water tank in the San Fernando
valley, some distance below the Encino.
The police yesterday arrested Mrs.
Hogan and locked her up for examina-
ton by commission in lunacy. She
saws she has walked from San Francisco
to Santa Barbara and from that place
here in search of her husband, Mike
Hogan, who she claims was once a
ustice of the Peace in Oregon.
The ball of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Fremen at the new Armory Hail
last night was very pleasant affair. A
large number of the Brotherhood and
their friends were to the fore. There
was good music provided and the young
people enjoyed the score OF numbers on
the dance programme to the full.
A very large assembly were enter.
tanned last evening in the First Congre-
eational Church by an exceptionally fine
programtne of musical and literary selec-
tions. The participants were all well
known musical people of the city, assist
ed by fine elocutionist. The rendition
of the music was remarkably good.
The vinegar works of this city have
owned the fine lot on Upper Main street,
lust north of Virgin, for some time.
There is some very positive talk of put.
ting up a commodious building on the
premises to remove the works to at an
early day.
Yesterday, like its predecessor, was
as warm as June at the Fast. There
was very little wind stirring and that
was of the softest The iced lemonade
venders did a lively days work. One of
sold as much lemonade to-day as in the
warmest days of summer.
The new brick building just begun on
Upper Main street, south OF Virgin, is
owned by Mr.. G. d. Rowan and is to be
used as a furniture factory, the tenant
having been secured prior to beginning
the erection of the edifiee. That end of
the city looks as ii it would get large
cart OF the factory business.
Some half dozen Mongolians who got
into a row in Chinatown few days ago,
and whose arrest was mentioned in the
HERALD, settled the case among them
selves and came before Justice Austin
Yesterday morning, when they settled
the costs, Sl3.35, and the case was dis.
missed.
Yesterday morning police officer
heard the cries of a woman in the gum
trees aronnd the Beaudry water works.
On entering the woods the woman was
found with her clothes torn nearly all
off her. A man was overhauled who
was taking leg bail from the vicinity,
and lodged in Jail Justice Austin gave
him 100 days on charge of battery.
Spring street has been well cleaned up
as far ont as Second. Main street is
cleaned from Second to the plaza. First,
Court and Market have been cleaned,
the first named from Fort to Los Ange.
les. Los Angeles has been cleaned
along where the hay market is. The
Improvement is very great.
Along the tracks of the Boyle Heights
street railroad switches have been put in,
one between each of the old ones. Here
after there will be three trips an hour
instead of two on this line The growth
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