Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-05
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Oscar Cheesebrough was fined s. by the
Mayor yesterday for violating the hitching
ordinance.
The Pasadena Uaion appears as a nine
column paper hereafter. and appears to be
prosperiug very finely.
The San Bernardino Daily Timss has been
enlarged to an eight-column paper to cor
respond 10 the increasing business of that
town.
H. NJ. Anderson was brought to the Coun.
ty Jail from Los Nietos, to be held for trial
on charge of grand larceny, with bail set
at $500.
The Police Commissioners have granted
five new saloon permits, or rather have
granted permits to new owners to run old
saloons.
The Republicans of the Fifth Ward COM
pleted the organization of their club at q
| meeting held at the Norris Vineyard Hose
Company last night.
James McNerney. who robbed Frank. Gra-
ham while he was drunk of IS In a vacant
| lot on Also street, ON the LIST. was held for
trial yesterday by Justice Austin.
| The HERALD acknowledges an invitation
| to the first annual ball and exhibition drill
of the Castle Guard Division, U. r. K of P.
at New Armory Hail, Friday evening, No
vember 5, 1886.
Some time after midnight ON Sunday, the
sorrel horse OF Mr.. Chadwick, the sewing
machine agent, was stolen from its stable
on Fort street near Second. The horses left
eye is glass one.
free lecture will be delivered tonight
by the Rev. DR.. Hervey, on John Knox, at
the lecture room OF the First Presbyterian
Church. The reverend lecturer is report
ed a good speaker.
The Sisters of Charity's fair for the bene-
fit of the orphans under their care
will take place tonight at Armory Hall.
The Sisters viii be assisted in their praise
worthy work by the Catholic ladies OF Los
Angeles.
The Fire Commissioners yesterday dis
charged James Mcguire, a paid fireman of
days in jail for brutal assault on an old,
inoffensive man, and app ointed John Muir
ply to fill his place.
Hall OF Arbor, Vita Lodge, No. So, 1. O. o.
F. will give an entertainment at Odd Fell
lows Hall, In houoI of the second ami
versary of its existence, on Thursday night,
consisting of music and recitations. Re-
freshments will also be served.
Some unholy sneak thief, who felt that
the winter westher would not agree with
him, stole Chas. A. Parmelee's brown over
coat on SUNDAY evening IrOm tne dute-rOOm
of the Fort Street NJ. E. Church. Mr.. Par
melee mourns the loss of his garment at
10 n. Main street.
One of the lady teachers of Los Angeles
has had the misfortune to lose package
containing a number of articles valuable
only to her, including her credentials of
scholars hip, etc. The finder is requested to
read the notice in the Lost column of the
HERALD and return the articles immediate
- WA1o Il,
C. W. Odell, of 331 Johnson street, reported
yesterday at the police Office that thief has
stolen fourteen bushels of shingles from |
his place on Sichel street near Kurlz street. |
In the same neighborhood one man has |
lately lost full load of boards, and another |
man some more shingles. Somebody is !
evidently building O house, to be rented |
cheap, in that vicinity.
The headquarters OF the California South. |
ern Railway Company for superintendent,
Chief Engineer, Train Master, Telegraph |
and Train Dispatcher will hereafter be To-
Gated at San Bernardino. The office |
of the General Freight and Pas |
senyer Agent will remain at San Diego, |
aud that OF the Auditor, Cashier, Paymast- |
er and Master Mechanic will remain at |
National City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley, OF 9Sl South Hill |
street, were run over by a buggy driven by |
a dr. unken scoundrel, who was whipping |
his horse unnercifully, whilst they were |
crossing theintersection OF Spring and Tem- |
Pile streets. Mr.. Hawley escaped with |
slight bruise on the left temple, but Mrs. |
received several contusions on the |
hip and chest. The fellow who committed |
the outrage unfortunately got away.
H..L. MacNeil. d. Mcfarland and I. W. T.
yesterday petitioned the Council |
for a street railroad franchise to begin at
the junction of Also and Los Angeles |
streets, on to Second, Spring, Fourth, Fort,
Charity and Washington streets, and thence
to the city limits. The track is proposed TO
be broad gauge and the propelling power
two horses or mules to each car, or cable or
electricity. The horse power, however is
supposed to be the one that viii lbe used.
1t is pleasant to mention meritorious
man who cor,ea before the people for their
outrage, and such a person is Mr. A. D.
Street, the accomplished engineer and sry.
yeyor who the Democratic nominee fol
County Surveyor. whose announcement sp
pears in another column. lr. Street has
been engaged in his profession in this city
for the past year in surveying, map making |
and engineering, and has made an amiable,
for which he should secure an election on
the second of November.