Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-28
NEW S NOTES.

IN II w y IN ~ 4 lINs
There were filed for record yesterday
IA deeds, 20 mortgages, 5 releases and .
miscellaneous papers.
Tramps are making a roosting place
out of Henry Gill's haystaek, ooz
Downey avenue, and sleep there every
night. Mr.. Gill doesn't like 1t.
II. Il. Kronnick, contractor arrested
Yesterday afternoon on Second street by
Officer Weed for violation Of the build
ing material ordinance, was hnes go by
the Mayor.
Mr.. A. d. Childress has purchased the
beautiful Longstreet home place, includ'
ing the fine house thereon. 1t is one of
the very handsomest homes in South
ern California.
Tonight the Rev. Father Bomhart
will close the mission he has been given
at the Catholic church, opposite the
Plaza. His last lecture will be on ex-
elusive salvation, at o'clock P. NJ.
Two more carloads of laborers came
to Newhall yesterday by the passenger
train from the north and went out on
the coast line in Ventura county. to
work grading the track to Ventura.
Some one yesterday stole a dark
brown wooden buggy robe and nearly
new light overcoat out of John s. Malt.
mans buggy. The overcoat contained
. large green silk pocket handkerchief.
Charges of disturbing the peace and
of battery, preferred by Mrs. j. F.
Sanchez against Mrs. Teodosia Supul.
yeda, were dismissed yesterday by JUS
tice Austin, aud the defendant honora-
bly, discharged.
The new marble quarry above Sepul-
veda Station, is to be opened up with.
out delay, as is the San Antonio marble
quarry and the Victor quarry. All
these are needed for building materials
for the great demand for houses aud
commercial buildings.
1t is now proposed that the new mo-
tor railroad that is to leave the city at
East Los Angeles, after reaching San
Fernando will pass through the
western part of the valley and return to
the city via Cahuenga Pass. This will
make circuit of 55 miles and will open
a vast amount of business.
Harry Brown, James Smith and Susan
Wilson, who were arrested at l2:40 A.
M. yesterday for smoking opium, will
be tried tomorrow before the Mayor.
They have engaged s. M. White to de-.
fend them. Brown and Wilson depos-
tied 500 cash apiece for their appear
ance, but Smith could not put up and
rests behind the bars.
Look at the large and varied list of
exports from the Santa Ana railroad
station week after week, exceeding half
q million of pounds each week, of such
products as raisins, wine, grapes, nuts,
oranges, lemons, lines, poultry, eggs,
hogs, etc. 1t is the heaviest exporting
station in the county, except Los An
geles city Santa Ana Herald.
Manuel Lopez and A. Guzman, two
Mexican whitewashers, accused by a
woman named Annie Meyers, of having
stolen her satohel containing lot of
jewelry and coin, at her house on Bath
street, whilst they were working for
her, were examined by Justice Austin
yesterday. The evidence did not sus.
tain the charge of grand larceny, and
the prisoners were discharged.
Justice Ranney held an inquest yes.
terday afternoon on the body of the
man who died on Friday night
from injuries received from the
caving in of bank on Bellevne avenue,
where he was at work on Wednesday
afternoon. The jury found that the
deceased was named F. P. Wright,
aged 80 years, a native of Alabama, and
that the cause of his death was the
falling of bank of earth.
A large number of sheep were taken
suddenly sick last week on the San Fer
nando rancho and were Immediately
killed for their pelts. A report that
they were poisoned by rattle.weed is uL-
true, as there is no rattle.weed in that
valley. The sheep were put on wheat
stubble which was rich in grain and ate
voraciously of that article. They were
then allowed to drink heavily of water,
and as a consequence the grain swelled
before digestion, and the sheep were
taken with collie that rendered killing
necessary. Only that and nothing more.