Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-07-02

Lecai News Notes.
Mr.. A. w. Potts has resigned &c post
. master at Terra Alta.
The City wster Company has liz mag
niticent improvements at Crystal Spring
almost all complsted.
Daily the assurance Of the railroad
:. reaching New hall a. its southern ter
. minus takes more fixed and positive
) shape.
Stephen M. White, Esq, OF this city
/ addressed the Young Ireland Parlia
/ montary Club at San Francisco last
night.
Since the invitations were issued fol
the grand opening ball Of the Nadesu
. the nilliners and dressmskers have had
q rush.
Mr.. Jones, landlord Of the st. Elmo,
oontemplstes many important and strik.
! ing improvements and engagements OF
that hotel.
The Nadeau House opened its doors
yesterday. II Is an exquisite CARAVAN
sary, beautifully furnished and In all re-
spects first class hotel.
George o. Ford assumed charge Of the
st. Elmo yesterday. Those who dined
at that hotel yesterday say that Mr..
Ford started of exceedingly well.
There 10 no doubt that big hotel,
similar in plan to the Palace. Of San
Francisco, and costing $500, 900, is to be
put up on North Main street nearly
opposite the Pico.
Mr.. Il. A. De Camp yesterday re.
ceiyed word that he had won lawsuit
involving title to 100 acres Of land with.
in a quarter Of mile OF the hotel ct On
tario.
An extra train will be run from Pasa-
dena to Los Angeles ON the evening OF
the Fourth (fiftb) for the accommoda-
ton Of those who wish to attend the
theater and witness the fireworks.
The entries for the first meeting Of
the Los Angeles Turf Club closed ysster-
day. At this writing all Of the events
have filed, which insures two days
good sport on the 22d and Path OF July.
Lovers Of base ball will have fine op'
portunity Of gratifying their taste at
Athletic Park on Sunday, when the San
Diego Club will cross bats with our
home nine. Some good playing may be
expected.
Mark Twain Ia reported to have made
$3.50. 900 out Of the royalties on Col.
Sellers" John T. Raymonds famous
play. He built his Hartford house and
furnished 1t at a cost of $1,000 out Of
those receipts.
The new Maier 4 Zobelein lager beer
was dispensed at the various saloons
yesterday. The verdict was favorable
to the new brew and the boys can be
congratulated on the success won by
pluck and hard work.
"An immoderate" driver on Upper
Main street Yesterday ran foul OF q |
street-car and broke the leg Of the horse
attached thereto. The animal was worth
probably $50. He will have to be shot
TO put him out of suffering.
Ensign, the street.car driver, was out
Of luck yesterday. He drove the car on
which the horse had his leg broke. In
the next trip his horse ran away, tore
| the collar to pieces, escaped clear from
the car and took pasear ON his own
hook.
| In 1888 the German Fruit Company
shipped to Strong, of Sacramento, 20
cars of apples when the up-country
crop failed Nearly all the fruit came
from Santa Ana. The 'leadiDg fruit
houses" and the "eading fruit orchards"
OF the coast are in Los Angeles.
The regular meeting of the Caledoniau
| Club was held last night in their rooms.
| There was q large attendance. Mr..
Robert Harde was elected Recording
| Secretary Il was unanimously decided
to accept the Messrs. Campbell'J ohm.
sons Invitation to picnic on their
grounds on Monday next, July 9th.
The dedicatory service OF the Long
Beach Methodist Tabernacle will occur
at the Tabernacle on Sunday July 4th
Addresses will be made by Rev. W. A.
Knighten of Santa Barbara, Rev. Selah
w. Brown of Riverside. There will be
a solo by Misss Nettie Palmer and the
Declaration OF independence will be
read.
| Zamloeh gave his great skeleton show
last night. The entertainment closed.
as usual, with the great gift distribution,
in which all sorts of good things were
given, including silk dress and set Of
china. Tonight he will do his Spirit
Lock trick. and his Transmission Of
Thought or undertaking trick. At
the Saturday matinee everyone gets 8
souvenir,
Next Thursday evening Mr.. M. 4.
CLARK, the proprietor of the beautiful
Belmont Hotel, at the terminus Of the
Second street cable road, will give q
formal opening Of the house, in the
shape of a reception and dance. The
cable cars will run until the entertain
ment ia over, and delightful time will
doubtless be had by those who receive
invitations.
Yesterday Chief of Police Davis filed
papers with W. W. Robinson, the Clerk
of the City Council, revokiug the licenses
OF the following places: John Cabos,
saloon, 80 and 40 North Los Angeles
street, for keeping disorderly house;
also the saloon of Wright l. Thompson.
at No. South Main street, for publish
ing an obscene advertising card. The
Police Commission passed the revocation
on Wednesday, and the papers were
served yesterday.
Yesterday evening Miss Mamie Il.
Silent, daughter OF Judge Charles ST.
lent, Of this city, died of consumption.
The deceased was sixteen years OF ago
and gave promise of glorious woman
hood. But half year ago the dread
disease began its ravages which have
had fatal result. The sympathies of
large circle OF friends go out to the
family of Judge Silent in this terrible
bereavement. The funeral will take
place from the family residence on
Adams street at 1890 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
This is The season when the over
worked lawyer, banker, and office man
feels permeatei with an intense desire
to bic himself to sylvan glades, or to
crested mountains, and endeavor to
make havoc among fish and game. Yes
terday Col. Tom b. Brown and County
Tailor Thompson started out with fell
determination on their hrows and a
couple of cauteeus in their pockets and
eaded for the mountains. 1t is sale TO
say that on their return it will be re-
ported that Col. Brown killed bear,
and that he will not deny the soft im-
parchment.
Mr.. X. w. Dromgold, prominent