Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-10
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ne meetinR Ot tno ILLINOIS society has
been postponed to Tuesday, January
18th.
The Pasadena railroad company will
to-day receive number Of new freight
cars to use on its line.
Mr.. X. w. Pridham last night in
stalled the officers OF the A. o. u. w.
Lodge at Newhall.
The street car lines are being graded
with gravel from the Pasadena railroads
gravel bed near Garvanza Station.
The Sunset Telephone Company has
removed to Main street, ia the Hellman
building next door to the Western Union
Telegraph Office.
Owing 10 the illness OF Miss Alice Har-
rison there was no matinee yesterday.
and no performance at the Grand Opera
HonNe In the evening.
The HERALD is under obligations to
Messrs. Hart and Brainard for some
splendid Navel oranges and fine lemons,
grown on the Sierra Madre tract.
One Of the large and inimitable excur-
sions conducted by John +. Ennis will
leave Kansas City on January 18th and
arrive in this city on january 18th.
The track Of the Hellman street car
extension from the New Depot to the
East Los Angeles bridge will be laid to-
morrow. The lines were run yesterday.
On tomorrow evening the members of
Golden Rule Lodge No. 100. l. o. o. F.,
will have public installation of the
newly elected officers at Odd Fellows
Hall.
The HERALD is instructed to state
that the match between Manning and
Connois will take place to-day at the
racs-track with such gloves as the law
allows.
Mrs. George Mosher, yesterday while
standing in the postoffice, at about four
o'clock, had her pocket picked. The
thief got away with her purse contain
ing about $40.
The "Hot Water" Company. which
has been playing at the Grand for the
last few nights, go to San Fran.
cisco to-day, where their next
engagement is for.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Southern California Insurance Company
yesterday, Mr.. D. Il. Miles was elected
Secretary in place OF Nj. Long, resigned
on account of ill health.
The insane man, Horn, whose arrest
was noted some time ago, was taken up
| to the asylum yesterday by Captain
Darcy. The Captain had also in tow
| Harry Askins, sentenced to seven years
in the penitentiary for burglary.
There are kilograms undelivered at the
Western Union telegraph office for @. B.
Crowley, Shirley C. Ward, Rev. L. Suhr,
Capt. Albert Foster, Julia Chamberlain.
II. l.. Myers, Francisco Figueroa and
Don Gregory Nontodo.
This morning at the Church OF Our
Lady of Angels, the Rev. Pascal Tomas
sini and Rev. Joseph Maria Montenar-
ely, both Jesuit Fathers from Albuquer-
que, N. NJ, will open Mission for the
Spanish population, which will continue
fifteen days.
The Third Congregational Church
having been completed the Sabbath
School will hold its regular session to-
day at O'clock. No evening service.
Church corner Railroad and Chavez
streets, near new depot. A cordial in
vitation to all. Come in with us.
On next Sunday evening Rev. David
Tatum, minister of the Friends or
Quaker Church at Cleveland, Ohio, will
begin series of temperance meetings at
the Tabernacle in this city, Mr.. Tatum
comes highly recommended as worker
in the temperance cause and an eloquent
speaker.
Coroner Mcfarland published notice
in another column that settles several
vexed questions. The morgue is at
and Frank Oakley is Deputy Coroner.
Cases occurring in the night should be
reported at room 27 Mcdonald Block.
Main street.
Yesterday the Board of Supervisors
transferred 35 per cent of all the road
taxes to the general road fund. The
Board purchased last year ten fine road
scrapers at cest Of about 5000 each, by
which a great deal of work can be done
on the roads They say they will see
that the money raised this year will go
where ii does the most good and he Of
permanent improvements.
Mr.. Lustfeldt, the man shot the other
night, is doing better. This is the third
day aud there is no sign of fever of a
dangerous type. He will probably be
brought to the city tomorrow. Fari-
bault people are likely to think Los An
geles a bad place. Some timeago Ger
man, named. .Buchheim, came from that
place to Los Angeles and was shot soon
afterward on his way from this city to
Orange.
Some one will get hurt If the gutter
along the North line OF Second street,
from Olive to Hill, is not repaired. The
previous rains ripped the pavement all
to pieces. There is gully cut to a
depth of some two feet. There are
abundant signs OF rain abroad. At this
season there is good probability that it
will be a heavy precipitation. The
whole street and the cable road will be
in danger.
Mr. q. II. Dunsmore, County Clerk,
yesterday received letter returned here
from Baltimore which had been written
to brother of the late w. w. Creighton
by him and not delivered at its destina-
ton. The letter was written not long
previous to Creighton's death. 1t con.
tanned paid up insurance policy on his
life for $765, in favor of his daugh-
ter. 1t bears the date of 1880 and is
from the Connecticut Mutual. She
is now in Philadelphia.
Jacques Kruger, the well known
comedian, with comedy entitled
Dreams, or Fun in Photograph CAL
lery," will visit Los Angeles for the first
time, opening at the Opera House on
Monday, January llth. Mr. Kruger
has a fine reputation as low comedian
and his wonderful laugh if once heard
can never be for forgotten. The com.
pany he carries is Of the best. The
management have made a good stoke of
business in getting the company. A
special matinee will be given on Wednes.
day, when laughable satire on the
latest craze, entitled "The Skating
Rink, will be produced.