Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-26
Local news Notes,

ZanJcro mas sold S1OOO worth dnrlDR the
month OF June.
The sixth.street Park Is getting put
into very nice order, and not costing
very much, sither.
The big balloon is visible from the
hills all over the city. It made trial
trip Yesterday, with Professor Van Tas-
sell In the basket.
Eggs are now being received here
from the East. This In decidedly q
shame in an agricultural county so rich
in natural resources as Los Angeles.
The San Diego baseball club will play
the Los Angeles Knights Of the diamond
field on the Fourth Of July, in this city.
SO says the President Of the l.. A.
b. Il. @.
A petition Is being circulated with a
view of sending the same to the California
Senators begging those gentlemen to
press the passage OF the Los Angeles Ju.
dietary bill through the Senate.
The Fourth Of July people have now
close onto $500. There are four bands
of music engaged, and q fifth Ia being
hunted up, as there will be as many as
five divisions in the parade. All are
turning out.
Henry Baer was lately offered and re-
fused $500 front foot for his residence
property on Fort street between First
and Second streets. This indicates that
people are castiRg an eye on the street
mentioned.
A lot Of piling arrived yesterday at
San Pedro for the l.. A. 4 s. G.. v. R'y.
Work will be begin at once In the con-
struction Of the mole along the river
front between what is known as the
Yuma bridge and the covered bridge.
The Bixby brothers have signed a
right of way over their lands in the
Santa Ana valley for the new railroad
now building from Riverside via the
Santa Ana valley to Los Angeles. The
c. s. R'y seems to he pushing things for
the next orange crops.
County Clerk Dunsmoor took a trip to
Pasadena yesterday. He was approached
with proposition to sell piece Of prop
erty, owned by him, about two miles
from the growing city of Pasadena. He
named $1,000 an acre as the price, and II
was Immediately accepted. The tract
contains five acres.
DIR. II. S. orme, Of Los Angeles. de.
livered m interesting lecture at the
Opera House on last evening. taking for
his subject, "Why we are Masons." A
large audience was present, and the able
and exhaustive address was highly ap-
preciated. An elaborate banquet at the |
Southern hotel followed. d.-[San Bernar-
dino hour:
Yesterday afternoon twenty colored
walters arrived and will take positions
In the dining room Of the new Nadeau
Hotel. The whole crew were out sere.
nading last night under the leadership of
w. J. Williams, late head waiter at the
81. Elmo. II the dusky -hued wait on
table aud "brush away the blue.tailed
iy" as we'll as they sing, they will be an
TO the city.
Real estate sales recorded yesterday
AZ and aggregated 1892. $3.50. SO.
The mortgage were but nine in number
and amounted to S32, ,l53. The greatest
sale was for S25, 500, and there were
sales for $l9,653, Sl3,4l2.50, SlS,0 900.
and several for from $4,000 to $4,000.
Two of the mortgages were for Sl5.655
and $4,000. respectively, to secure de-
ierred payments on sales.
Madame ModJeska. who arrives in
his city to-day en- route to her rancho
rear Anaheim, has been invited
~ the Owl Dramatic Club to
10 present at their performance
his evening, and her manager thinks it
ikely she can be induced to stay over
ne day for that purpose. The Madame
1ill play in this city during the first
1eek in August. under the management
{ Mr.. Ii. c. Wyatt.
The name Of j. G. Estudillo, we un-
will be presented by his
riends in the coming Democratic con.
'ention for Railroad Commissioner. Mr..
held the office of State Treas
lrer during Twins administration and
argely increased a well earned popular
ty by the honest, economical and faith
al discharge Of the duties of that impor-
ant trust. He is highly respected by |
all ella. ses of citizens, and would make a |
strong candidate and good officer
Ventura Democrat.
The Cooks and Walters Union OF Los
Angeles held its regular quarterly meet
ing Thursday evening at Turnverein
Hall. The following officers were in-
stalled; President, Henry Nismeyer;
Vice. President, Tony DeBous; Record
Secretary, Thomas McAllen. Treasurer,
Max DeBous; Employment Secretary,
Charles Elmer; Sergeant -st-Arms, Louis |
and J. C. Cushman. II. J.
VIM, kuhlmeyer, Clarence
Smith and John Fagan as Board OF Ad.
The quarterly election of officers was
held Thursday evening in Los Angeles
Council No. |, Order United American
and resulted as follows: l.. |
Osborne, Councillor; r. J. Shreeves,
vice.C Councillor; j. C. Richardson, Re.
cording Secretary; d. D. Parten, Assis-
tant Recording Secretary; f. J. Reese,
Financial Secretary; w. C. McBratney.
Treasurer; J W. Van Horn, Inductor;
d. II. Binkley, Examiner; W. II. Gil.
bert, Inside Protector; A. p Richard
son, Out.ide Protector; d. n. Binkley,
Trustee for eighteen months; j. ". Van
Horn, Trustee for six mouths, to fill un.
expired term of NJ. l.. Gilman, deceased.
Installation will take place at the next
meeting Ihnradav aNeninp Inlv 2th