Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-08
NEWS NOTES.
The City Council meets this afternoon

The City Council meets this afternoon
at o'clock.
w. H. Carlson, of San Diego, has
sued the San Diego Daily Union for
LIBEL.
The Riversiders had slight shock OF
earthquake yesterday. 1t was a small
affair and did not 60 abroad.
3 Ten new locomotives have been or
dered from the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, Philadelphia, by the California
Southern railroad.
One hundred and thirly.four pensions
certificates were filed with the County
Clerk yesterday. There are lots of vet
Grams in Los Angeles.
Deputy Sheriff Darcy went to Napa
yesterday with Mrs. Sarah r. Guzman
and Mrs Geesele, two insane women,
committed from here.
K A marriage license was delivered yes
terday to a gay young bachelor OF 50
springs and demure little maiden OF o4
seasons of ice cream and oysters.
!, The s'City of Paris" dry goods store
was closed yesterday owing to the death
Of the father of Mr.. l.. Loeb, the news
of wh, Sc demise was received by tele-
graph.
Vernon district is to have street car
railway connecting it with Los Angeles
city. the Board of Supervisors having
20, that atfaat Vastar-
day to Messrs. Kysor & Cohn.
Los Angeles Lodge. No. 90. F. and A.
M, elected the following officers Mon
dsv night for the ensuing term: T. J.
Cuddy, NJ; Thos. Brown, 5. w.; Z. u.
iPlatt, j. W.; 8. Meyer, Treasurer; D.. ).
Carr. Secretary.
II A buzz saw and the hand of James
Boley, of San Bsrnardino, came in col
lision at Porter & Burt's mill at that
place on Monday. The result was
hand left with three fingers and a
bloody saw, which kept on humming as
If nothing had happened. -.szr
The HERALD acknowledges the re-
.ceipt of an invitation to the grand mill.
tary ball to be given by Companies A.
and c., Seventh Infantry Battalion, First
Brigade N. G. c., on Christmas Eve,
December Oath, 1886, at Armory Hall.
Cato Kalafato, who tried to perforate
Mr.. Smith, CT the White House. with a
'sdaggah" few nights ago, was held to
answ er for assault with deadly weapon
Yesterday by Justice Austin. Being un.
able to give $500 hail he was locked up.
Mr.. w. P. Russell, of Riverside, has
sold his crop of oranges on six acres of
land at $500 per acre, the buyer to take
the fruit on the trees. That is very
good farming, and is far ahead OF any
grain farming in the other States of the
Union.
Frank Drake, familiarly known
throughout the State, Deputy Sheriff
and the railroad company's officer at
Moiave, is in the city. taking in the
hospitality of the st. Elmo. Frank got
every vote at Mojave for Constable but
his own at the general election, and did
noble service for the Democratic State
ticket.
Charles Robinson, the colOred man
who was arrested on the charge of vot-
ing Illegally in two wards on Monday
was. upon motion of the District Attor-
ney, who held that the evidence was
insufficient, discharged yesterday by
Justice Austin.
The A. L. & s. F. Railroad Company
has run line through the San Gabriel
valley and is now at the Arroyo Seco.
The line passes about midway between
the L. A. & S. q. V. r. r. and the
Keefer Hotel at Monrovia, and south of
the Raymond in South Pasadena, com.
ing into the city at First street.
Deputy Sheriff Will Hammel on Mon.
day arrested Patrick Griffin at Pasadena
and placed him in the county Jail.
Griffin is charged with having assaulted
near San Gabriel, on the 28th of No
vember, S. Z. Brown, whom he robbed
OF silver watch, gold plate i chain and
$48. so in coin.
Mr.. James s. Banks, of San Antonio
Mining District, showed the San Ber.
nardino Courier recently very hand
some gold nugget. weighing Sll, which
was lately taken out OF the placers
there. These finds are common and
some of the finest nuggets ever seen are
from San Antonio.
There will be grand vocal and in
strumental concert tonight at the Park
Congregational! Church on Park Hill,
near Temple street. Mrs Beeson, Mrs
Damron, Prof F. B. Tanning, Prof.
Kutner, Mr.. T. E. Barnes, Prof. Loeb,
Misses Bosbyshell, Tingley, Israel,
Wilmer. Abbott and Chapman will take