Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-29

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clock erected.
The Los Angeles Baseball Club will
hold a special meeting on Sunday night.
There will be musicale at Sierra
Madre Villa tonight Mr.. and Mrs.
+. B. Tanning will attend.
The Los Angeles Steam Laundry was
burglsrized Of some clothes at an early
hour yesterday morning.
The c. s. R'y depot with hotel at
tached has been begun at San Bernardo.
no. The building will cost $4,000.
Three months ago DR., A. s. Shorb
purchased a lot corner of Fort and
Fourth for $500. He has just sold it
for $4,000.
Mayor Spence is reported to have
tinela ranch to the University of South
ern California.
A gentleman named Weller found Of.
fieer Tyler's pistol and returned 1t to the
| police station when he read the notice
in the HERALD.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Mora, of Los Angeles,
will administer the confirmation at the
Catholic Church in Pomona tomorrow.
Services commence at l0A M.
The barley harvest on the Laguna
Rancho will be finished in day or two.
The wheat harvest on that rancho will
not begin till about June 18th.
A new G.. A. r. Post will be organ
lied at Ontario tonight. Frank Il.
Singer, Of San Bernardino Post, has been
detailed as mastering officer.
1t is now stated that the great swim
ming baths that were recently mem
toned in the HERALD will front on Sec.
ond street instead OF First street.
The person who found Officer Tyler
Tyler's pistol, when he saw the notice in
the HERALD stating the name of the
owner, promptly returned the weapon to
him.
The s. p. Co. sent cut orange cars
Thursday night and yesterday morn.
ing. The C. s, R'y will send off 10 CT
more cars of the crop tonight from San
Bernardino.
A merry party of about twenty-five
young people will go to Long Beach this
afternoon and remain until Monday.
They will take music and other accesso-
ries OF delightful time.
The police force have all been photo
graphed and the pictures mounted on a
handsome frame. The affair makes q
fine appearance in the window of a
Spring street picture store.
A new school district has been formed
from the upper part of the Ontario set
Element, to be called San Antonio dis
trict. The trustees are Chas. Harris,
w. j. Bodenhamer and A. D. Harrison.
In some places in the San Joaquin val
ley the grasshoppers have put in an ap-
pearance. In Los Angeles county there
are none to be found. This county is
now so largely under cultivation that
the hoppers can't grow.
Mr.. L. II. Titus. has justi bored fine
well on his ranch in San Gabriel Valley.
1t is 200 feet deep and flows over the
| pipe in q strong stream. 1t is good
thing to have about the place, partica-
larly in dry winter.
A special farewell service will be held
on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
present rooms of the Y. NJ. G. A. Asso-
citation in Nadeau Block, previous to
removal. THE Nadeau will be next
Tuesday occupied as hotel.
Judge Hupp's l2-year-old son has
taken the word "Leopard" and made
1877 words out Of it. The young man
will make fine lawyer one OF these
days, Judging from this command of the
vernacular.
| San Berdardino is to have a national
bank with capital stock of $250,0O0
The following directors have been
elected: j. H. Smith, M. B. Garner, J.
A. Brennerman, w. N. Crandall, L.
Somner, H. Brinkmeyer, D. B. Ander-
son, G. w. Bryant and NJ. Archibald.
The hay harvest is pretty well over in
Los Angeles county. The barley har-
vest is now in full swing. Up in the
San Fernando valley much of this grain
is cut. This is true, also, on the La
guna ranch. The headers will get to
work next week on the Rodeo de las
| Aguas.
The bark Bonita was found abandoned
at sea on April Both by vessel now
discharging coal at San Diego. The
bark was waterlogged, and no papers or
anything could be found on board to
tell where the vessel was from or who
was her owner. Who has lost bark
| Bonita
Gus, Leonard and p. Lastro were be-
fore the Mayor yesterday on charge of
disorderly conduct and were fined $40
each. The Mayor told Leonard that he
had him on the list as keeping disor-
| derby house and il another row occurred
| at his saloon his license would be re-
voked Leonard smiled incredulously.
Geo. Estes, of Riverside, while out
cunning on Wednesday, and standing
up in wagon resting his arm on the
mnzzle of a loaded shot gun, received
| the charge of the gun in his arm, tear
| ing it almost all to pieces. His comrade
improvised tourniquet, stopped the
hemorrhage and saved his life. The
victim will not lean himself on loaded
gun in a wagon on rough road again
very soon.
The Fresno Democrat says: 1.-THE
apricot crop will be very light this sea-
son. Many of the trees are still dying.
On many trees that are apparently
healthy may be seen large limbs either
deal or dying. The theory that seems
to be pretty generally accepted is that
the warm weather in February gave the
trees start, and that the cold snap
which followed soured the sap and
wrought the damage. 1t would seem,
however, that if this were true the in
jury would have been apparent sooner.
On many trees the leaves are only just
now beginning to wither.'
Open saturday Evenings.
Cooperative Nurs'ry Tract Office
from to $3.50 o'clock, 236 N. Main
street, Baker Block.