Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-28

Local News Notes.
The s. p. Co. sent out Is cars of or
anges yesterday.
A. Muse and e. NJ. Flessa were
licensed to wed yesterday.
1t Ia estimated that there are still 40
or so cars Of oranges at Pasadena.
The Covina Independent has changed
hands and comes out as the Azusa
Valley Exponent.
st. Paurs school takes up studies
to-day, after a vacation of a week in
honor OF Easter tide.
Mr.. NJ. s. Baker is about TO erect a
beautiful residence on Fort Hill, corner
OF Rock and Fort streets.
Remember the excursion to Irvington
tomorrow. This will be the most en-
joyable trip of the season.
A new building is being erected for
business uses on San Fernando street
north of Sisson. Croker 4 Cos.
The Athletic baseball club, OF this
city, go to Santa Ana to play friendly
game ON May day-next Saturday.
One OF DR.. Sketchley's Hindoos at
tracted much attention at the depot yes
terday. He wears his native costume,
which is decidedly picturesque.
Little Lizzie Green, neiee OF Mr..
VIM. Pridham, died yesterday at the
Baker Block. The child had been on q
visit here for few weeks past.
Mr.. Bartning has retired from the
firm of Phil. Hirschfeld & Co.. and Mr..
Feldner, recently Of Banner Bros San
Francisco, has entered the firm.
A great number of people visit the
ostrich farm at the Los Foiz every day.
The birds are fast becoming reconciled to
their new home and are doing we'll.
Passengers for the Irvington excur-
sion tomorrow leave this city on the 7
o'clock train and return about Or. M.
The fare for the round trip is only ".
A Violet excursion came in yesterday
from Kansas City. There was full
car load in the party. Dick Hatcher
brought the party through in line shape.
There was a great rush of passengers
by all the trains yesterday. At the s.
p. Depot for the trains north and south
fully $50 pieces of baggage was handled.
The surveyors are running the lines
and setting the stakes along the Camu-
lus ranch towards Newhall. Yesterday
| they were three miles past the Camulus.
The best of two Southern California
counties can be seen by those who go
on the Irvington excursion tomorrow.
All information at 10 North Spring
street.
The C. s. R'y's rate for freight going
East from this city is 30 cents per hun
bred fiat on all classes Of goods to the
river. West. bound freight pays full
schedule rates.
Preparations are going forward for the
building of the new jail. 1t will be on
the high level previously prepared for it
and about midway between New High
and Fort streets.
One hundred and eighteen saloons
have taken out the $50 license to retail
spirits. The Chief of Police says there
are three or four more who must stand
up to the rack, hay or no hay"
At about o'clock last evening some
daring thief attempted to cut into the
window OF jewelers. store in Temple
Block, on Spring street, in hopes OF
abstracting some of the valuables.
Officer Arguello, of the police force,
suffered severe shock yesterday morn
ing by being thrown FROM his horse.
Arguello is tough and will soon pull
through so as to be on duty again.
A Mexican in Sonoratown cut Vicente
Rodriguez last night with pair of sheap
shears in saloon. The man was arrest
ed and gave the name of John Doe.
Vicente is held as witness in the case.
Mr.. L. f. Mosher, has been under the
weather for few days past. His place
has been taken in the up.town Southern
Pacific Companys Office by Mr.. j. c.
Keyes. Mr.. Mosher is expected at his
post again to-day.
The Tabernacle has gone to the limbo
of things lost on earth. That is, of
course, the spirit of it is in limbo. The
material part, removed to some other
place, takes ON some other Protean form
in the hands of modern industry.
The rush of people for the east just
now is enormous. They hear it is be-
ginning to thaw out there, and besides
their time is nearly expired on their Or
ders for tick t at the cut rates. Few
are huying tickets at the re.established
tariffs.
The surveyors who are working from
San Fernando came from the Beranda
and Yosemite line. The fact that the
surveyors are taken away indicates that
the work there il all but completed.
When the road there is finished the
whole gang will come to Los Angeles
county.
In addition to the squaw killed by the
cars at Cotton last week an Indian
named Moreno was killed by the same
cause on Sunday night, The railroad
trains seem more dangerous than Cen
eral Crook to the natives of the great
Southwest.
A dispatch to the Orange Growers
Association reports the eastern markets
bare with a good demand for oranges
and lemons, and urges the immediate
forwarding of orders and that orders be
duplicated as fast as possible. Good
Seeding oranges are quoted at So % a
box.
Chas. Berg, the Chinese agita-
tor, was arrested last night for
carrying concealed weapon. This
is an outgrowth OF the Chinese
shooting scrape reported elsewhere in
the HERALD to-day. This story has
tail to it. There was futile attempt to
raid fan.tan game and the shooting
grew out OF that attempt.
The Baptist denomination in East Los
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