Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-13

LOCuh news NOTES.
Attention is called to the notice Of a
furnished house to rent for one year.
The Second street cable line will soon
have two new dummies and two new
open cars.
Owing to the press Of advertising mat
ter, large amount OF local news has
been crowded out Of to days issue.
The sales of resl estate yesterday
amounted to s75 600. and con-i.ted Of
property in all paris of the county.
Deputy Clerk Thompson and Uncle
Josh" Talbot left yesterday on mys-
terious expedition. Frank Tanning says
that they have gone to locate squirrel
hole.
Do not forget to remember that Mics
Isabel Morris will play ''Pyg and his
Gal" to night at the Vienna Thester.
The price OF admission is only rs and
so cents.
the Temple street cable is all in place.
1t ia hard to say when the machinery
will be 10 order so as to start the cars,
but probably within week all will be
in operation.
J. L. Wickersham was run over by o.
T. Barker & Sons delivery wagon az
the corner of Spring and Market streets
yesterday afternoon and knocked down.
His injuries we're slight.
The baccalaureate sermon to the grad.
uating class of the Ellis College, at the
First Presby terrain Church this evening,
at 1880 P. M, by Rev. M. N. Cornelius,
will be well worth hearing.
J. Downey Harvey has returned from
a fishing trip up the north fork Of San
Gabriel canon. He reports trout plenti-
full and says he brought one hundred
and fifty fine fish home with him.
In reporting the deaths last month, of
the five mentioned as unascertained, four
should have been reported as Coroner's
cases. The error was the reporters
oversight-not the Health Officers.
Ne news OF DIR. Rowan, the missing
Deputy County Assessor at Santa Ana
has yet been received In this city or at
his home. No trace OF him is found.
The matter bears a very serious aspect.
A Los Angeles Bank President is re-
ported as saying that since January !,
1886, new corners into this city have
brought in the enormous sum Of So, 000,-
900 for investment in and about Los An.
geles.
Already the orchardists below the city
are flooding the orange groves with wa
ter. The ground is still wet three
inches below the surface. Angelefios
still run too much to water III their
ruit.growiug.
st. Paul's Church, Elias Birdsall Rec
tor, Whitsunday services this 18th day
of June, at Ii A. M, at and at 1880
P. NJ. The o'clock service and sermon
will be more especially for the members
of the Sunday School.
Mr.. w. II. Storey, the agent of the
s. P. R R. at Lancaster, lately built
new house at that place, and by the
mail yesterday it is stated that another
story has been added to the house. 1t
is daughter.
State Comptroller Dunn notifies Audi
tor Montana that he will turn over our
share of the railroad taxes this week.
Our payment will be about $50, 600.
There is nearly 500, 600 altogether due
the county from this source.
The young ladies of st. Paul's Episco-
raj Church will tomorrow evening have
a Dairy Maid reception at the school
house back of the church. The young
ladies will doubtless look charming in
their rustic costumes. All dairy maids
have pretty faces.
"Chief," the faithful old horse be-
longing to the Police Department,
stepped in hole on Also street Friday
night and skinned his leg badly. This
is the same hole that brought Officer
Jackson's horse to grief. By the way,
Off :er Jackson now bestrides $500
single footer.
Judging from the army of workmen
remodeling and furnishing the new
Nadeau Hotel, it will be second to no
hostelry on the coast. 1t is limited that
Colonel Durham, with his characteristic
liberality, will give grand house warm
ing on tue opening of the hotel, which
will lay way over the entertainment
given when the St. Elmo was opened.
Some of our fruit dealers are going to
pack some of their best oranges in dry
sand and then lay them away to be used
a. l.. O., ii nj fnt POL
use at parties, when the oranges that
remain on the trees are almost tasteless
and pulpless. The plan is a good one
and should have been carried out in
April. The most solid fruit only should
be so packed.
The Frank Bartlett Post of the G. A.
R. and the Ladies' Relief Corps of the
same organization, have accepted a
benefit rendered by the Owl Dramatic
Club, on the occasion of the first 70.
duction in this city of the new four.act
comedy of Deception. which will take
place on the 25th and Goth of this m nth.
There is no doubt that substantial
benefit will result and the graceful act OF
the Owl Dramatic Club is heartily ap-
preciated by the members of the G. A.
X. The merits of the "Owls" will alone
suffice to draw big houses, and the fact
that they have play which has had
most successful run wherever it has been
presented, and has never before been
given here, will be an additional attrac-
ton.
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