Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-05
Local News Notes.

Tbs Board of Supervisors will con-
vene in regular monthly session to-
morrow.
Albert weinert, a sculptor Of this
| city. has jast completed fine bust Of
ex-Mayor Thorn.
The City Council will meet tomorrow
at ar. NJ. What will they do about
paving Spring street
Mr.. John Spiers Of the Wilson
Block, has been appointed Financial
Secretary Of the Csledonian Club. Y
E. o. p. Andrews, of Riverside, was
found dead in his bed on Thursday
morning last. His death is supposed to
have been from heart disease.
There will be pigeon shooting match
at 10 o'clock A. M. to-day at Agriculiur.
al Park, between John G. Cline and
John Chatham of San Bernardino, for
500 for 100 birds.
The next attraction at the Grand will
be the Pyke Opera Company, which
have done 60 well in San Francisco.
They open on the 18th instant under the
management Of Messrs. MeLesn & Leh.
man.
Temple street has an excellent pros
pect Of becoming business street. The
Boston Store, q well.known dry goods
establishment, is soon to move into the
Lawyers Block. 1t is said another BUSH
ness block will soon be built above the
Lawyers Block.
A number of changes have taken
place in the Nadeau Hotel. The office
| has been moved down on the ground
| floor, and the building is being almost
sntirsly refurnished. MIR. Durham says
| that the new furniture is of the finest
mohair, and that he has two carloads on
the road.
About $3.50 o'clock yesterday after.
noon horse attached to light road
cart took fright and backed up on the
sidewalk on Main street. Had the ami.
NAL not been caught just in the nick of
time. the large window in JueDger Il
VOLTS drug store would have been de-
melished.
The announcement appears in another
column Of the name of w. N. Monroe of
Monrovia as candidate before the Re-
publican Convention for nomination for
the Office Of County Treasurer of Los
Angeles county. II all the candidates
which the Republicans nominate were as
good as he they might feel proud Of their
ticket.
The next quarterly meeting of the Los
Angeles County Pathological Society will
be held at Downsy on Thursday, October
eth. The programme so far as arranged !:
is: "Fig Culture" by ]. II. Stewart,
of Downey; "Apple Growing in Los An
geles County" BY Milton Thomas, of
Los Angeles; "Walnuts in the Nietos
Valley, ? by F. R. Willis, of Downey.
On and after Sunday, September 9th,
there will be the service of the Episcopal
Church regularly every Sunday in East
Los Angeles on Daley street, south Of
Downey avenue, at IL A. M; ct the hall
on Also avenue, Boyle Heights, at P.
NJ, and at Santa Monica at 7:30 p. N.
These services will be conducted by the
Rev. Henry s. Jefferya, formerly assist
ant at st. Paufs. .lf
The Carson New Free Lance says:
The present sales Of State lands are un.
precedented in the history of Nevada.
The sales in one month now amount to
as much as formerly they amounted to
in one whole year. Last month there
were sold by General Preble and Dep.
uty Noteware over 40, 900 acres of land.
The receipts from these Gales amount to
$50, 600, thus swelling the school fund
to this extent. The selections of land
are made principally from Humboldt,
Elko and Washoe counties.