Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-24
THE CITY.
The DAILY "Vacation" troupe is all
ouartered at the Pico House.

The DAILY "Vacation" troupe is all
auartered at the Pico House.
Mr.. Horace H,ller is spoken of as the
Republican nominee for the Council
from the Fifth ward.
= The trial of H. Katz on two charges
! of stealing cattle was continued until
this morning in Judge Cheney's court
The funeral of the late Ii. Nedecken,
an old resident of the city, takes place
to-day at 2 p NJ. See notice elsewhere
in the HERALD.
Mr.. Z. H. Ragland, of East Los An
seles, is named as an independent can
didate for Councilman from the First
ward.
~ A large gang of men is busy at the
new Buena Vista street bridge, driving
piles and preparing the abutments OF
- that viaduct.
Y A big railroad excursion train from
p the East, carrying eleven passenger cars,
, arrived at the New Depot last night at
: 1880.
= Marriage licenses were issued yester-
20 day for Louis C. Welch and Sarah Jane
; Rebecca Mundall, also for T. H. Varney
and ]. NJ. Adams.
: The south bound train yesterday was
" four hours late. The detention was
caused by some little accident to it at
! Fresno.
Il The Rogers system of water works
takes their main off on Hansen street from
Downey avenue in East Los Angeles.
The supply is from the Arroyo Seco.
>, Ben Hogan lectured last night on the
+. blindness of men. He took his heading
out of Luke 1885. The large audience
Twas deeply moved by his earnest dis
course.
In another column appears the an.
uouncement of c. Ducommun's we'll
known hardware house. He has
Just received a new and fine stock OF
hardware of all descriptions
The second trial of the sanity of E. W..
.Jone,, commenced yesterday morning,
was not concluded when the court took
!. a recess at S P. M. The case will go to
the jury this morning
There will be services on Thanksgiv-
ing Day in the Synagogue. Thursday
morning at IL O'Clock. Joint services
by Rev. DR.. Fay, Unitarian Church and
Rev. DIR. Schneider, Rabbi.
A new street has been laid out from
'Downey avenue eastward to the Niedt
soap works. 1t is a great convenience
tutch In nj
the city.
The new sewer for Charity street, or
Grand avenue, is making good progress.
Digging is done from the top of the hill
south of Fourth street nearly to Second
street.
= There are undelivered tele grams at
the Western Union Telegraph Office, II
N. Main street, for M. Loman, Sarah
Robinson, Robert Gosewisch, Bryson e.
Mantle, Victor E. Manger.
Prof. J. v. Sproul announces in the
advertising columns of the HERALD that
he will conduct during the winter season
> number of parlor dramatics and
tableaux entertainments.
. The charge of obtaining S25, under
false pretenses from G. Brode, by means
of bogus check, has been dismissed
against A. G. Ruxton, the Surveyor, the
complaining witness having acknowl'
edged satisfaction.
Justice Austin yesterday sentenced
Charles Davis the tramp who stole two
pairs of pants from the New York cloth.
ing house on Monday afternoon and was
caught after chase down Commercial
street. to 100 days in the county Jail.
The Street Su perintendent has gang
of men repairing the road over the hill
between the end of Downey avenue and
reservoir No. 6. 1t needed to be done
very much, as it had gotten into dan
gerous condition.
The two.horse car line is getting out
some very fine new cars. One of them,
spic and span new from the shops, yes.
terday was sumner. 1t is wide.seated,
open style and comfortable in every
way.
Graders are hard at work on Elmira
street grading the roadbed, making gut
ters and laying up sidewalks. The street
from San Fernando street to the Mis-
sion street railroad bridge will soon be
in fine condition.
The Citizens Water Company will be
allowed to make connection with the
city system, to fill their pipes, This is
the old Beaudry works, and by the city
system is not meant the Los Angeles
City Water Company, which is private
corporation.
J. j. Bodkin was brought into court
yesterday to plead to the information
charging him with the murder of Dr.
ELAN of Orange. The defendant moved
to set aside the information. The court
denied the motion, to which the defend
ant excepted, and he then pleaded not
guilty.
A Call will be found in tue HERALD
to-day for meeting of First Ward citi-
zens to assemble at 222 Downey avenue,
Fest Los Angeles, at u o'clock this
evening, to take action towards the
nomination of Councilman from that
ward. 1t is without distinction of
party.
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