Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-16
i.ncnI Ne,rs Noses.

Local News Notes.
The Sixth street Park is being put il
order.
The Normal School grounds are beinl
graded.
The cable road carried not less thar
l, 800 people on Sunday.
The familiar but peculiar voice Of The
ice cream man is again heard in the land
Temple street is reported to be in a
horrid condition beyond the Bunker Hill
Avenue ridge.
The Pasadena Fair will be placed in
order to-day, and tomorrow be opened
for exhibition at P. NJ.
The announcement OF dissolution ol
the firm of w. B. Abernethy & Co., is
announced in another column.
A century plant is reported about to
bloom near the junction Of Alameda
and Upper Main street. Eastern tour
lists will be interested.
Mr.. j. &. McClerland takes the Santa
Anita string of horses East to win new
laurels this coming summer. They will
leave here about the first of May.
Mr.. o. NJ. Arnold, of Mt. Vernon,
o., has purchased DIR. Sheldon's place
ct Pasadena. The tract embraces lSA
acres and the price paid was $4,000.
The feast of Saint Patrick will be
celebrated tomorrow at the Church Of
Our Lady of Angels with solemn high
mass and Sermon in English. at eight
o'clock A. NJ.
At the meeting of the Illinois Asso-
citation Wednesday night, the 18th, B.
G. Holmes will recite VIII Carletons
humorous poem Farmer and Wheel. or
The New Lochinvar."
The bridges near the liver are now all
complete. The street gangis at work on
the EMISSION" road beyond the covered
bridge. This done attention will be
turned to Pico street, west of Pearl.
Mr.. Baldwin's car, the Santa Anita, in
which his horses travel oil over the con-
tinent, is at the New Depot. 1t is like
Pullman palace car in outward appear
ance, and the stalls inside are fitted up
very finely.
The ''company room" at the new
armory has been beautifully decorated.
Mr.. j. Harry Conlan did the work and
presented the thing to the Eagle Corps
A vote of thanks was rendered HIM by
the "boys in blue"
The HERALD acknowledges the receipt
of the World almanac for 1886, with
compliments of Hon. Joseph Pulitzer,
proprietor of the New York World and
member of Congress. The volume is an
invaluable compendium OF political sta
tistics.
As yet no news has b. en- received Of
trains of cars that were to carry the cit
rus exhibst from the northern citrus
belt to Chicago. Until those trains are
heard from the 40 cars sent from South
ern California will continue to attract
attention.
Professor Farini has the grand opera
II Trovatore, in rehearsal, to be pro-
duced during the first week Of May.
He sings the part of the Count di Luna,
Mr.. Carlos Auerbach that OF Manrico,
Mrs. Gilbert appears as Leonora and
Miss Ida Wiseman as Azlcena.
At $3.50 Sunday morning Engine Com
pany No. | had drill at the corner Of
Macy and Alameda streets. The Hook
and Ladder Company did the same at a
later hour, corner of Los Angeles and
Commercial streets. 1t is the intention
to have such drills couple of times
each month.
Edward A. Arey of Wilmington, q
well known carpenter of that place, had
the misfortune to cut one of his feet a
few weeks ago. from the effects of which
he died yesterday. He will be buried
to-day by delegation of thes A. U. U.
W., Select Knights A. o. U. w. and
Chosen Friends.
The announcement of programme
for st. Patrick's Day appears in another
column of the HERALD. The managers
of the celebration are energetic business
men and will get up handsome demon
stration in honor of the patron saint Of
Ireland. They want full ranks and q
memorable display.
AT regular session of the Trades
Council, held Sunday, it was decided tt
hold mass meeting, at the Courthouse.
next Monday night, for the purpose o.
ratifying the action OF the Sacramento
Convention. Messrs. Johnson. Callahan
Wolf, Wilson and Vinette we're appoint
ed a committee on arrangements.