Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-05-12


Sotello street.
The s. p sent out train of oranges
last night.
Two Raymond-W hitcomb excursion
cars went north yesterday.
The train bound north hauled nine
passenger COACHES, or twelve cars in all.
ss..Col. Baker has fitted up an elegant
office in Arcadia block, ON Arcadia
street.
A party Of one car Of Baker-Denison
excursionists went out Yesterday by the
northern route.
The south bound train came in an
hour late yesterday. The north bound
train was sharp on time.
The great picnic of the lively lodge
No. go, A. 0. U. w, will take place
tomorrow at Lamanda Park.
The Laclede Hotel, which had been
boycotted, yesterday succeeded in pro-
curing white help, and is therefore boy.
cotted no longer.
Some one is in the habit Of dumping
garbage on New High street, between
Temple and franklin. This is in the
heart of the city. Police
Work is again under way on the
street-car bridge at the foot of Also
street. The total cost Of the yiaduet
will be $4,000, more or less.
The front door of Harper & Reynolds
store was broke in about midnight last
night. 1t is hard to say how the thing
occurred, but 1t looks like an attempt at
burglary.
Steps are taking to remove the old
frame building back of the Larronde
block, corner of First and Spring, and
to replace it with q fine brick for bust.
ness purposes.
The G. S. R'y expect to send out an
orange train tonight. This road has
been prevented from doing its full share
of this interesting business from q lack
of fruit cars. 1t will be reformed next
year.
Mrs. Jefts, OF Modesto, is here, at the
st. Charles, seeking for her son. aged Is
years, who ran away from home some
two weeks ago ito see the world" She
will be glad to welcome him ii he comes
to the hotel.
MIR. William Thorpe, well known
and much liked business man of Los
Angeles, went east to-day on visit to
his old childhood's home at Pittsburg,
Pennsy laania, after an absence OF four.
teen years.
There will be a meeting of the Los
Angeles Anti Riparian Club at the
Board of Trade rooms on Saturday even.
ing to select delegates to the anti.ripa'
rian State convention, to be held in San
Francisco May goth,
Mr.. Crittenden Robinson, of San
Francisco, who is to encounter our local
marksmau, MIR. Martin Chick, in the
great shooting contest, arrived in the
city Yesterday. The bout will be a mat.
ter of great interest.
Is it understood that the whole of
Charity street from Temple to the south
limits of the city, is 10 be called Grand
avenue? II so, the residents Of that
handsome street must be uncharitable
III IA 1 i'm Nithhhh othioSs
The Orange Growers Protective Union
has moved its office in Baker block, ex.
changing quarters with Brousseau Il
Hatch, the new luw firm, who will here
after occupy the quarters lately in pos
session of the Orange Growers.
MIR. j. NJ. Riley has purchased nearly
40 feet of the fine block on the south
corner of Fort and First streets from
Mr.. VIM. Liever. The price paid is
$3.50 Il front foot. 1t is probably 165 |
feet deep along First street.
There was CONSERVATION out along |
Olive street the night before last. Mr..
s. A. Widney lost his little girl, and all
the neighbors were out on still hunt
for the darling treasure of the household.
She was found late at night.
Mr.. J. H. Brenner, 1.-The leader of the
orchestra for the Birch Il Cotton San
Francisco Minstrels, is a fine musician
aud pleasant fellow to know. He has
some thoughts of making Los Angeles
his future home. So mote it be.
The stranded Thespians whose salary
is said to have been left unpaid by the
Anna Boyle combination will take
benefit next Sunday evening at the
Vienna Theatre to enable them to get
out of town. By all means help thems
Mr.. Samuel Keefer, of the Grand Cen
trial Hotel, New York, returns to that
village next Saturday on a visit of two
months. Before leaving he will set the
train in motion to build new hotel
at Monrovia, on the Santa Anita. When
he returns it will be to stay.
Royal Wood, Jr., who robbed Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S express-box at Daggett of
$500, who confessed the crime and was
sent to the peniteutiary for term of
years, has had his sentence committed
by the Governor. The recommended
tions for his pardon were from prom
inent citizens of Daggett.
Mr.. H. w. Griswold OF San Fernando
was IN the city yesterday and reports
building going steadily ahead in the
new colony, another kiln of brick soon
to be burned, the second great reservoir
nearly completed, the barley about
ready for the reaper and all the grain
free from rust and blight.
The following were the exports from
the Santa Ana station for the week end.
my May 9TH; Oranges, 1929 boxes;
honey 81 cases; wool. 1876, $50 lbs; nur.
sery stock, 10 packages, 1870 lbs; eggs.
So cases; wine, II barrels; cattle, 20
ears, 400, 900 lbs; general merchandise,
10000 lbs.
Mrs. Campbell, the widow of the late
J. D. Campbell, yesterday received a
draft for 50, 900 for her benefit from the
Supreme Recorder of the Select Knights
A. o. L. w. through the hands of Dis
trict Deputy Al. Cobler. This is the
first benefit payment made by this young
order in this State and the twentieth in
the United States.
Twelve clerks in the recorders office
are as busy as bees all day, and some of
them during part of the night in a DIES.
perate attempt to place upon the records
all the documents that are daily pouring
into the oiiic Q. Yesterday gain was
made ON the great pile of papers on &C.
count of the observance of the day as a
holiday by the buyers and sellers of real
estate. Notwithstanding the press
OF deeds, agreements, maps, mortgages,
etc, the work is but twenty days behind
hand in the office.
The sale by John G. Bell at Pasadena
yesterday was great success. There