Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-09
Local News Notes.

Judge BrunsOn yesterday signed the de-
cree dissolving the Herdic Phaeton Com
,pany.
The Supreme Court of California will
hold their october sessions in banc next
week in Los Angeles.
The San Diego County Bank will open Its
doors in National City on Monday next.
This is the pioneer bank of National City.
1t is now known that the safe burglaries
at the railroad depots of El Monte and Dow
ney were the work of the same parties.
fine blue diagonal overcoat was stolen
off tailor's dummy in front of Jacoby
Bros. store, Temple Block, on Thursday
night.
officer Benedict reports that the crossing
on Seventh and Alameda streets is in very
bad condition and in immediate need of
repairs.
One of the popular young ladies of Los
Angeles will be led to the altar to-day, and
q well-knOwn Third street merchant will
get good wife.
The wife of Thomas Shaw fell down
dead early yesterday morning at her home
22i New High street from heart disease.
She will be buried TO day.
The citizens interested in the building of
levee to protect the river front. from the
railroad bridge to First street, meet tonight
at 7:30 o'clock at Collins stable.
A newspaper is to be started at Escon-
dido in about three weeks by Messrs.
Lindsay and Beavers. San Diego county
will then have eight newspapers.
Three Cinnamon were found hard at work
laundrying in Negro Alley, at 1l:35 last
night, by officers Romans and Bosqui, and
taken to the station, where they put up IS
apiece.
From passengers returned by the Califor-
mia Southern last night, who climbed over
the landslide in the Cajon, it is learned
that the track will be in working order in
three days.
The Mayor of Los Angeles last night tele.
sgraphed to the Mayor of Charleston, South
Carolina, $1,000 In gold. in aid of the suffer
ers from the earthquake that occurred two
weeks ago. This money was raised by sub
scription.
Justice Austin yesterday ordered w. C..
Holland and E. A. Akers, the livery stable
men of Second street, to return the over
coat which they forcibly took from Martin
Slough. an attorney, sometime since during
a squabbie about some buggy hire.
A party of excursionists left yesterday for
Phneix and the "Salt river valley" An
other one will follow in a few days. Parties
desiring to join should apply at once to
Collins & Symonds. So n. Spring street.
InlS Vdlley, now so IaVOraDly KNOWN, mer-
its careful consideration.
Harry Mills, a colored cook who was ac-
cused of having assaulted with a knife,
Henry Kuehn, keeper of the New Market
restaurant, Main street, opposite the Grand
Opera House, on the oath of August, had
his examination before Justice Austin yes
terday and was discharged.
Gottlieb Eisenpreis was before Justice
Austin yesterday afternoon on charge OF
threatening his wife with bodily injury.
After hearing all the testimony the decision
was that he be placed under bonds of $500
TO keep the peace for six months. 1t is
plainly apparent that Eisenpreis il cruel to
his wife and If he makes any attempt at
violence will be punished severely.
The Los Angeles & San Gabriel Valley
Railroad Company yesterday received 5000
ties which were Immediately forwarded to
the front The Duarte will be reached by
the latter part of next week. After the
bridge over the San Gabriel river is COM
pleted the work will be pushed on to
Azusa, which will remain the terminus
until next season.
The city schools will open on Monday. Oc.
t0ber 11th. All teachers are requested to
meet the Superintendent on Saturday, the
9th, at 2 o'clock P. M, in the Spring street
school building. The School Directors re-
main the same as last year. Any necessary
changes W ill be made after schools open.
Pupils belonging to the Central District will
report to the Spring street school on Mon
Ali pupils for the High School. except the
sub7junior class, will report at $50 A. NJ. on
the opening day; the sub-iuniors at | P. NJ.
of the same day.