Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-06

Mara Parker was yesteruty huJuuReu
insane and ordered committed to the
asylum at Stockton.
The embankment for the Hellman
street railroad at the East Los Angeles
bridge is nearly all filed in.
There are now fifty flowing artesian
wells in the San Jacinto colony. What
other settlement three years old can ex.
eel this young colony!
The new parochial school attached to
the Cathedral will be blessed this after
noon at 3 o'clock. Very Rev. A. Meyer
will address those assembled.
There were fled for record yesterday
in the County Recorders office; "a
deeds, 8 mortgages, 6 satisfactions OF
mortgages, miscellaneous papers and
marriage license.
1t is presumed that the Supervisors
will at their session this morning decide
upon the plans for the county jail, and
thereby end the agony among the archi-
tects OF the city.
Justice Ranney to-day will try an in
teresting case of battery wherein IT is
alleged that a substantial and well known
citizen of the ALEXANDRIA beat his rather
newly married wife.
There is very interesting party of
tourists from Hudson, New York, at
the Depot Hotel. They travel in their
own private car, which came in Mon
day morning by the Atlantic 4 Pacific
train.
That beautiful weekly newspaper, the
San Luis Obispo Mirror, has been sold
by Tuley and Stamford TO John Nj.
South, of Plat.sburg, n. Y. 1t is hoped
that editor South will k eep up the high
character of that journal.
John Scotto is held in default OF
$4,000 bail ON charge of grand larceny.
He is said to have stolen certain promis.
sorry notes from Antonio Repetto, pre-
sumably with the intention of convert
ing the same to his own use.
The house of w. II. Kirwin, of Dag
gett, was set ON fire from the fall of a
kerosene lamp from the top of parlor
organ, and entirely destroyed. The
adjoining houses were torn down and
the spread of the fire stayed.
BY reference to the column Of pro-
fessional notices it will be seen that
owing to the increase of business in
their profession, Doctors Walter and
VIM. Il. Lindley have removed their of.
fee to the new building at 237 South
Spring street.
The railroad corrals in the yard by
the New Depot were cleaned out yester-
DAY, and several carloads of the richest
kind of manure were obtained from
them. The fertilizing substance was
hauled down Alameda street, to go on
some of the big orchards in that part of
the pueblo.
The Calico Print says: Since our re.
port in the last issue the following ship
ments of bullion were made from mines
in Calico mining district through Wells,
Fargo Il Co. s express:
ORC Grande Co.'S Mil, Shipment i,430
Kmbig Bros Mil, | shipment .... 700
Total since January /, 1884 ........' N,9ls,6a1
1t is interesting to see the station ell.
gine"kick out lot of cars at the railroad
yard. The train is hauled out east of
the depot, and the road from that point
is a gentle incline down into the yard.
The cars to be clicked" out are Just set
in motion and away they roll down the
grade any distance until stopped by the
break.
The sales of real estate, it has been
supposed and stated, would decline af.
ter New Years Day, but 1t appears that
instead of declining the sales are in.
creasing. On Monday the sales
amounted to $50, 900, and on Tuesday to
Ss4, 900, and still the sales 30 on not.
withstanding there are over 5000, 900
locked up in city and county taxes.
There is an item of interest in the re.
port of the proceedings of the Board of
Supervisors wherein the Southern Cali
fornia Railroad Company are granted the
right to construct a telegraph line from
San Bernardino to this city. The great.
est interest centers in the fact that it
comes via Mud Springs, where the l.. A.
& S. G. V. r. r. crosses the county line
into San Bernardino county.
The Morning Hour, of San Bernar.
dino, has been enlarged to a six-column
daily. Mr.. A. Il. Fay, formerly propri-
etor of the Champion at Flagstaff, Ari-
IONA, has become associated with the
former proprietor of the Morning Hour,
Mr. j. NJ. Scanland, as joint proprietor
Of the enlarged sheet. The Hour will
hereafter receive and publish the daily
Associated Press dispatches. The jour
nal will be strong Democratic newspa.
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