Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-15
Local. news Notes.

Riverside, publishes a daily and week.,
journal.
The Select Knights A. 0. U. W. had
pleasant social and hop at Grand Oper:
Hall last night.
Henry Wallace, chicken thief. was sen
to Jail yesterday from Justice Ran ncy 4
court for twenty days.
The charge of exhibiting a pistol agailfs
I. II. s. Miller was dismissed yesterday BY
| Justice Austin.
The case of J. S. Chadwick, for sendins 4
threatening letters, was again continue d
| until the 2ist by Justice Ausun.
| The railway freight and ticket offices and
| the new store at Olivewood, will be op cned
next Monday by +. j.. lockwood.
Travel by the new route to East Los Anee
| les. via North Main. Chavez and Wilhardt
streets is very pleasant and constantly In
| creasingi The route avoids all danger from
| cars.
The only daughter OF c. snodg rass, OF
| Compton. the brother OF the Sheriff of Ven
| tura county, died yesterday morning at th e
| age of eight years aud n half, from scarle t
fever, at her fathers house,
The Los Angeles Improvement Company
| yesterday commenced suit against the city
| and ag ainst the Los Angeles Can IL and Res
ervoir company. to quiet title to some 10 Is
| in blocks SS and 81 Hancock's $ survey.
The Vernon Church of Christ have .peti-
| toned the Superior Court to be permitted to
m 1r gage some land in the N W. uuqrter [
Sec Ii, Township 2 s., X. 13 w. for $50 79,
The hearin, of the petition is set for Oc tober
| 25th.
The public school rooms of the city are so
| crowded with pupils that in some of the
rooms half the attendants go in the fore
noon and the other half in the afternoon.
This is sure indication OF the growth Of
the city.
Bank Commissioner A. W. Potts found
parcel OF goods yesterday in East Los Ange-
les, whilst driving into the city from his
ranch. The buudle looks like part of a
peddler's pack, and has been left at The
police office.
Religious services IN the German lau.
guage will be held at the Baptist church, on
Fair Oaks avenue, on Sabbath next, at 2.3e
2. NJ. Rev. Koehlsr, late pastor of the Ger
man Baptist Church OF Detroit, Mich pre-
eiding: All German-speaking people are
cordially invited to be present.
Sunday, october 18th, has been appointed
as a Worlds Temperance Day. Ministers
are requested to preach temperance SER
mons, Sunday school superintendens and
teachers to have appropriate temperance
day in their homes and churches.
The citizens of Pasadena are planning an
entertainment, to be given Nov. 4th at pasa-
dena, for the purpose of raising money
with which to urchase a steam fire engine.
Prof Arbuckle. of this CITY, has been eu-
sged to conduct the musical part OF the
performance.
The numerous frien Is OF Mr. E. L. Spitley
will regret to learn that that gentleman died
on Wednesday, at San Gorgonio, OF consump-
ton. MIR. Spitley was most estimable citi-
zen, a fine business man, careful and sue
cessful. His death is great loss to the bus
mess interests OF the city.
Lynch Democratic Club held a meeting
last evening at the hall. in Mesmer block,
which is the headquarters of the club, and
after passing few resolutions. adjourned
to meet at the same place on Monday even
ing at 7 o'clock The membership of the
club is steadily increasing, and will soon
reach over 100 members.
The articles of incorpor alton OF the Vic
tor Marble Company, started for the purpose
of quarrying marble and stone aud buying
and selling the same, were fled yesterday.
The directors are Il. A. McDufee, Geo. f
Michael Craig. The capital stock is $780,
co, of which s256, 100 have been subscribed.
E. J. Baldwin has now bee ome the sole
proprietor OF the Ciepega dairy rancho and
IS pushing the making of butter with the
latest improvements He makes butter
from milk in twenty minutes f.om the time
it is taken from the COW; At present only
sixty cows are being milkec, but there are
1000 head OF stock on the rancho.
The assessed valuation Of all property in
Florida is s6O0oO,O0o and the state has two
Congressman and two United States Sen
ators Los Angeles county is assessed at
over SIC, ,000, 600 and in three years will have
a greater valuation than all the Stlte OF
Florida, but fails to see where are her Two
United States Senators and two Congress
men.
Il. Tibbits, young man who has mad
trout lie before, was arrested last night at
O'Clock on High street by officer Lemon.
He is charged with burglary and larceny of
a shotgun. and was gathered in on wal
rant which has been out for him some time.
Tibbits denies that he stole the shotgun, and
maintains that he took IL lawfully under or
ders of his brother-ln law.
At the Trinity Church. Fort street, Tues
day afternoon, October 13, 1886, the marriage
ceremony was solemnized between Miss
Ada Gree e, niece OF Mrs. w. F. Turner Of
this city, and Mr.. II. p. Ingram, Pastor of
the Presbyterian Church, Vapdalia, Mo.
The wedding was very quiet. only relatives
and intimate friends being present Mr..
and Mrs. Ingram left Immediately for their
eastern home.
G. II. Burlingame, e. 6. Griswold, c. II.
Shorey, Il. j. Bald win and Chas. Gassen
yesterday filed separate complaints in ac-
tons for damages against the G. s. r. r.
They complain that by reason OF the negit-
from the locomotive of train 81 burned up,
on the 7th of July, some of their crops OF
wheat and barley aud sone fences. The
aggregate of the damages claimed is
Sl9,s36.I.
E. Van Damme, who was some time ago
robbed and beaten on Main street. near the
Plaza, was not set upon near the Club
Theatre, as has been made to appear in a
court report of this paper couple OF days
ago. Officer Barber is the efficient guardian
of the peace at that place, and insists that
no robbery or violence can or shall be Of
fered to anyone whilst he is about, at that
place.
]. D. Young, peddler, who is very often
Intoxicated, gave seat beside him In his
buggy yesterday towards evening to a
tramp, whilst driving over First-street
bridge. S1me persons who saw Young's
condition and feared that the tramp would
rob him when deserted place in East Los
Angeles was reached, telephoned for the po-
lice. Mounted officer Weed was sent out
after Young whom he found drunk beyond
the river. The man was locked up and his
team and pack were taken care Of.
Attention Is called to the advertisem ent
of George C. Egan in another column, in
which he offers 100 acres OF land on the San
| Jacinto heights at bargain. This land is
part tim bered with pine and oak and has
plenty of springs to irrIgate the eighty acres
OF tillable land. Its situation is charming
while the grapes, apples and pears pro
duced at that elevation are simply delicious
| and bring the highest price in the market.
| Apples placed in tunneled cellars In the