Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-06-20

| LOcai News Notes.
The delayed train from San Francisco
did not arrive until $40 yesterday morn
ing.
The westbound train brought in yes
terday q Chinaman who had gone crazy
ON the desert on the way into the city.
The work of track.laying begins to-
morrow on the First.street electric road.
In sixty days the cars will be in motion.
The whole business of the exhuming
of the remains of CASTOR 0xarart was
summarily dismissed out of The Superior
Court yesterday.
Ia the fire at San Fernando night be-
fere last Mr.. B. +. Porters loss was en-
tirely nominal. Messrs. Jenifer & Bar
nett lost $4,000.
The train from the East yesterday
| brought in Chinaman who had broken
his collar bone out on the road while
attempting to get off train in motion.
A raneher named Fielding was thrown
from his wagon near the junction OF
| Main and Spring streets yesterday, and
| falling between his horses suffered
severe injuries.
The Emerald Club boys have arms
full of prizes to be distributed to the
lucky ones at the picnic to-day. 1t is at
the Arroyo Seco, and crowd of pleas.
ant people will be there.
The Emerald Club will hold their an.
nual picnic to-day at Sycamore Grove in
the Arroyo Seco. The train will leave
at 1890 A. NJ. A large crowd will be in
attendance and a day of festivity enjoyed
by all.
Mr.. w. w. Weed, the short. hand re-
porter, is said to have been knocked
down and robbed OF $50 in greenbacks,
q diamond shirt-pin and a gold watch,
besides some small coin, yesterday
morning.
Do not forget the picnic of the French
Benevolent Society to-day. 1t takes
place at Washington Gardens and will
be very enjoyable affair. There are
games, dancing and all the accessories
of pleasant day.
The HERALD acknowledges an invita-
| hVh w Chioh hoctiuR VI booOihOhNo
Firemen to be held in Masonic Hall, 20
and 3lst Spring street, June Dist, at
1880 P. NJ, for the purpose of meeting
the Grand Officers of the Order.
The anniversary exercises of Railroad
Chapel Sunday School will be held this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the church,
corner Chavez and Railroad streets.
REGULATIONS, singing, etc., will occupy
the honr. cordial invitation to all.
The new schedule of time on the
California Southern r. r. will take
effect to-day, when Sam Tuttle's train OF
: all new cars will arrive at Ais p NJ.
The night train to and from San Diego
will have Pullman palace sleeping cal
attached. The round trip will cost $ll.
1t is understood that private arrange
. ments have been entered into between
some of the members of the Emerald
Club to dance an Irish jig at the picnic
to-day for a purse of $50. From the
character of the persons named it may
,, be expect to be very interesting
, Rumor has it that there is rivalry ex
5 isting between certain members of the
Emerald Club as walters, and that a
: certain San Francisco gentleman has
challenged Mr.. McMenomy to dance fol
3 the Club medal. Mr.. McMenomy has
3 cheerfully accepted and further state.
that he will compete for any fancy
E dance that may be mentioned.
The Sabbath School OF the Main
street NJ. +. Church went to Santa
Monica yesterday on a picnic. No acct
, dents, except the loss of a hat and boz
i of powder. The excursion was SC
arranged that the children went without
charge, the tickets sold to the adult
paying for the cars engaged.
l Trinity M. +. Church South, situated
on Fort street, between Fifth and Sixth,
t Rev. w. B. Stradley, pastor. The seat.
are free and strangers are cordially in,
5 vited. Good music. Sunday School at
$3.50 A. M; preaching at IL A. NJ. and
4 P. Nj; young peoples meeting at P. NJ,
prayer meeting every Thursday at s
, P. NJ
July LIST the Supervisors will discuss
3 the project of submitting to the county
the question of issuing bonds to build
. a court house. 1t is reported that such
question will be submitted to vote, and
, il is also said that if the county vote
adversely on the proposition, then the
Supervisors will levy an extra tax to
build the court house.
The Second street cable road should
prohibit smoking on the dummy. A
handsome headlight on the front seat
pulled away yesterday in fne shape, the
wind blowing the smoke back into the
I face OF q lady all the way down. When
people do not know anything they should
be made to learn.
A railroad man says the HERALD re.
porter did not get all the freight in his
article yesterday. The S. P. Co. sent
out thirty cars of wool within the past
two weeks. There are four cars OF
freight daily on the Cotton local. The
road sends East twenty-one cars OF mer.
chandise daily. About two cars OF hides
week go East.
The trips of the Falcon, elsewhere
advertised in the HERALD, commenced
yesterday and were great success. Up
to noon yesterday, at the Office in this
city, sixty tickets had been sold. The
! trips of this splendid steamer to and
from Santa Catalina are and will be a
great feature in the enioyments of sum-
mer in Los Angeles and vicinity.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society lind it
, necessary to adopt some recognition of
their working members, and have decid.
, ed on smOll silver badge, for which
they wish to raise money as they will
5 not take it from the Society fund, and
will give basket picnic for the children
on Tuesday the 29ih, at Sycamore
1 for which an admission fee will be
charged. Adults 25c, children Toe.