Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-08
LacniNaxxs Notes.

The real estate sales yesterday as per
the record of transfers, show the amount
to have been $4,000.
Mr.. Boring goes to Santa Monica to-
day to make preliminary arrangements
for the bug hotel to be erected there this
spring.
1t is ID. ID. Morton who is to be in
spector of sewers instead of w. j. Rich.
ardson. The wrong name was pre-
sented to the Council.
There are undelivered messages at
the Western Union telegraph office for
Harriet F. Davis, George W. Hamblin
and William Francis.
George Horn. whose arrest was men.
toned in the HERALD a few days ago,
was yesterday ordered committed to
the Stock ton insane asylum.
Three dealers arrested for selling
liquor minus the license yesterday put
up each his $50, like little men, and were
let go on with their business.
Warren and Lemoine, who are
charged with burglarizing Mr.. Kalisher's
house on New Years eve, will have an
examination before Justice Austin to-
day.
Rev. DIR. Schneider will begin this
evening series of lectures ON the Ills
tory of Modern Judaism" The subject
of to.night's lecture is "The Influence of
the Jews upon Civilization" All well
come.
NJ. L. Wicks. Esq, comes back from
San Francisco with the news that he has
purchased 10000 acres of land at Cuca.
monga, which he proposes to cut up
into small farms and put ON the market
for settlement.
The splendid special car Raquette, of
the Worcester Excursion CARGO, carry
ing large party of tourists from Hud.
son. New York, who have been spending
a week in this city, went north on the
regular train yesterday.
The 'Dreams" theatrical party went
through here yesterday by the regular
train from San Francisco, en- route to
San Bernardino, where they play to-
night. Friday and Saturday they play
at San Diego, and return here Monday
to open at the Grand.
The north.bound train came in on
time yesterday with a remarkably light
business oil around. From the hotel
coaches through the line of hacks, that
of baggage wagons, and ending with
Wells, Fargo & Cos wagons, there was
but little doing on her arrival.
A train of nearly 30 cars loaded with
stone stood in the railroad yard yester.
day. 1t is for the rip-rap work now do
ing along the west bank of the river,
just below who re the track of the s. p.
Co. crosses. This fine work will help
protect the whole city in case of food
A disastrous runaway took place yes
terday morning, wherein the runaway
team-a double one-came down Tem-
Pile street and at the junction of Main
and Spring collided with q grocery
wagon, which was knocked into smith.
Green's. Fortunately no person was
hurt.
= coat has been for five days at the
police office awaiting an owner. Yes.
terday it was identified and then the
Chief of Police went forth and iden.
titled the tramp in whose possession it
had been found. Last night in the jail
he was bowling like Salvation preach.
er to the other prisoners what a shame
it was to have him in jail.
DIR. Cougar, the fruit tree inspector tf
Pasadena, yesterday stated that the
white cottony cushion scale bug that
was found on 200 orange trees in Pasa.
dena, and the lands adjoining on the
east had been eradicated at a cost of
about $780, He says there il no red
scale in that place, but red scale is more
dangerous than the white scale.
1t is pleasant to see that the Anglo.
Nevada Assurance Corporation have es-
tablished an agency in this city. 1t is
one of the lasgest insurance companies
doing business, and AS it is wholly Pa
cifc Coast institution it is entitled to
the favors of the public. It's stock
holders and directors comprise some of
tine most influential and successful men
of our Coast-to say nothing of the i'm.
mense capital and backing it has. The com
pany have appointed rs their agents for
this city and county the popular firm of
Carr & Prayer, 10 Commercial street,
who, it will be seen from their ad. in
another column, are now ready to re-
ceive applications and issue policies. No
better appointment could have been
made by the company, and it is certain
these gentlemen will make the Anglo
Nevada popular institution.