Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-15
IocalNews Notes.

Local News Notes.
John Nordholt has been adiudged in
sane, and to-day will be taken to Stock
ton by Capt. Darcy.
Some Of the swell young people had
delightful little dance at Mrs. Francis
Dancing Academy, Nadeau Hall, laat
night
Five sleepers went cast yesterday to
meet the great Ennis excursion ut III
Paso. It will he here Sunday or Mon.
day.
The ST. Helena House, 220 s. Fort
street, was burglarized the other night,
by some one prying open the window on
the ground iioor.
A ranoher was brought down from
Rayena yesterday by train, who had his
leg broken. He was taken to the Sisters
Hospital for treatment
Officer Horner arrested All Chung on
charge of entering house and steal.
ing a gold headed cane. The stick is at
the police Office awaiting an owner.
Officer Horner arrested John Fisher
for stealing whip from one of Wells,
Fargo 4 CO.. S wagons. Fisher is in the
county jail for thirty days for the Of
fense.
j. c. Judson, formerly baggage-man
at the railroad depot, will come in on
the Phillips excursion. He has been
spending the few months past at Kansas
City and Chicago.
The Athletic Club give one Of their
Ladies' Nights at their rooms this even
ing. These affairs are always very pleas.
ant, and this will no doubt be no excep-
tion in this respect.
The police pull "vags" in bunches OF
iivos these days. They get job of
work picking gravel at the city pit for
periods ranging all the way from 30 to 80
days. Keep it up.
The bark MAUD sailed from Will
mington yesterday with full carge of
wheat from the Laguna ranch. Tho
Laguna will produce several eargoes OF
wheat this coming harvest.
The slime freight" cars of the A., I.
& S. f. Railway are all painted yellow,
with dark green doors. They are easily
picked out in any train or yard. 1t
saves the tracers trouble.
There were twenty cars full Of pas
sengers left Albuquerque yesterday en-
route to this city who were snow bound
in the recent storms. They will be due
here Saturday or Sunday, according to
the time they may be able to make.
The HERALD is indebted TO Mr.. c. f.
White, of Pomona, for some of the finest
specimens of the Washington navel
orange ever brought to this city. They
were grown on very young trees and each
tree this year will produce about three
boxes OF fruit.
Harry Mack and Harry Jones, two as
piring young pugilists. have signed arti-
cles for glove contest for the feather
weight championship of Southern Cali
fornia. The fight will take place at Ag
ricultural park ut an early day, and the
winner win take all the gate money.
Those who wish to buy one or more
lots in this city, whether for Investment,
q home, or to hold on speculation, should
see the fine property to be knocked down
under the hammer one week from to-
morrow, on the lines Of the cable roads.
Get maps and full Information at the
Los Angeles Improvement Companys
otliee, % s. Spring street.
The Police Relief Association met
Wednesday afternoon in the Mayors
court room and elected officers as fol-
lows: President, Mayor 4. f. Spence;
Vice President, Chief Of Police j. w.
Davis; Treasurer, Captain c. Keller;
Secretary, Officer f. A. Weed; Execu
tive Committee, Officers Jones, Horner
and Benedict.
Invitations are out for an entertain
ment to be given by the members of the
Emerald Club at their parlors on Tues
day evening, the 10Th inst. Among the
features Of the evening will be an ad-
dress on "Ireland's Political Situation,
by Hon. Il. +. Spence, and a reading,
"Shamus O'Brien," by Mr.. j. G. DAILY.
These entertainments are among the
pleasantest given in the city.
The Laguna Farming Company has
nearly all its 10000 acres of fine grain
land seeded The "last ditch" will be
reached ere many days pass. The 10, 900
acres are seeded mostly to wheat On
the Rodeo de las Aguas, Mr.. Denkerhas
in 20O0 acres of wheat. Here are Il, 600
acres, and the Newhall Company has in
1000. On these three Los Angeles
ranches there are "a, 900 acres.
A very agreeable surprise party took
place last evening at the residence of
Mr.. Robert Renshaw, on Charity
street, to celebrate the coming of age of
his Youngest son. Amongst those pres
ent were noticed Messrs. Kingsley and
Barnes, the employers of this newly made
voter, and the handsome present made
on the occasion by that firm was as much
an evidence of the merit of the young
gentleman as of the liberality OF the
donors.
Wednesday night Lyon Camp No. l
installed the following officers: Captain,
c. j. Callahan; First Lieutenant, Fred
w. Field; Second Lieutenant, W. +.
Darracott; Members of Camp Council,
G. U. Brubaker, j A. Medlar, h. w.
Hagan; Chaplain, Ira More; Orderly
Sergeant, j. A. Medlar; Quartermaster
Sergeant, j. A. Dorward; Sergeant of
the Guard, G. U. Brubaker; Color Ser
geant, f. w. Gilbert; Corporal of the
Guard, II. w. Hagen; Principal Musi-
clan, +. 0. Buskirk
Mr.. Il. j. Baldwin, of Santa Anita,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Bald
win, who is the proprietor of the hotel
at Lake Tahoe and the large pine forests
near at hand, will place a steel steamer
ll3 feet long on tho lake this summer
This steamer will be so constructed that
tourists and campers can take their teams
and camp equippage to any point on the
beautiful shore OF this lofty lake. He