Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-03-25

Deputy Sheriff Darcy took an insane
woman up to Stockton yesterday.
About twenty-five Of the leading bust.
ness mon Of Milwaukee are paying Los
Angeles visit.
Eight carloads Of excursionlsts will
start for San Diego to-day by the Cali
fornia Southern railroad.
Tho foundation Of tho new Santa Mo-
Mica hotel is flushed and the work goes
on with all possible dispatch.
G. w. outtrain was arrested yester-
day morning by Officer Fletcher and
charged with stealing piece Of garden
hose.
All persons who have taken tickets to
sell for the Flower Festival arc requested
to report at the Tabernacle on Saturday
and settle their accounts.
Harry Martin was arrested yesterday
and charged with vagraney. On his
person were found a large knife and
como fiuo burglars tools.
Excursion agents predict the biggest
influx Of settlers and tourists into Los
Angeles next winter ever Witnessed In
the history Of this section.
Los Angeles independence Of San
Francisco is well illustrated by the
amazingly small number OF her people
who visit that city on business.
Mr.. Bell, mechanic, residing at No.
Az South Fort street. fell from scat
fold at the Queen store, on Main street,
yesterday, sustaining severe bruises.
The Weekly HagstaG Champion has
changed hands, J. W. Spaiford retiring
and company known as the Flagstaff
Publishing company succeeding him.
Large sales of real estate in the Beau
dry block, north of Temple street, are
daily taking place. line Of line i'm
provements will soon be inaugurated
here.
Icy and ivy geranium will be wanted
at the Tabernacle on Saturday, and
Gala lilies, vorbenas and geraniums on
Monday. Let all who have such send
them in.
The committee yesterday examined
the BOYS in the list of candidates for the |
West Point cadetship. The papers will
be looked over to-day and a decision |
reached as to the successful aspirant.
Mr.. Abbot Kinney has issued his pa
per on 1.-THE Preservation of Our For
eats, F." in pamphlet form. The brochure
is timely, and from the facile pen OF
Mr.. Kinney must command attention.
Secretary Geo. Rice, of the Orange
Growers Protective Union, yesterday
received dispatch from San Francisco
that there was no detention on the U.
p. X. r., and orange trains were going
through all right.
A great combination of Eastern capt.
tai has been formed in this city to burn
brick for the new buildings planned for
the coming summer campaign. 1t is
very strong combination which Will do
well by itself and the public.
There have been heavy sales of realty
in this city this week. The Hunter lot
on Spring street, below Third, and ad-
Joining the Round House, sold for $751;
600, and resold for $4,000, was one of
the largest. A fine brick block will go
up there.
The Scheffelin tract in East Los An.
geles has been sold to a syndicate COM
prising Messrs. Barclay & Wilson and
MIR. Lowell, for $4,000. A hotel to
cost $25, 900 on one corner is contem-
plated if the people Of East Los Angeles
will stand in.
A small boy, along the Second street
cable road, has big four wheel go-cart
with which he practices semi.tropic
coasting in the absence of snow. Ii he
colides with car it will be like Little
Aimee's friend with the skates and the
Golden Stairs"
On Tuesday last at the residence OF
Mr.. F. B. Colver Mr.. Thos. o. Whit
worth was united in marriage to Miss
Jennie NJ. Ramsey, who has spent the
winter at Mr.. Colver's. They spend
their honeymoon in q tour through
Southern California, and will then re-
turn to their home in Sandusky, Ohio.
Julia Anderson Root, who practiced
mind curing recently in this city, has
been taken to Oakland to answer
charge of an attempt to leave the state
with intent to defraud creditors. Tho
party who caused the arrest is litera-
tour named Arnough, who charges that
she owes him 81, 800 for writing her book
on s'mind cure Now he wants his own |
mind cured, and expects she will cure it.
Messrs. Dickinson h Fairchil1 have
amended the rule for the prizes offered
by them after few copies only were
issued, and now allow the repetition OF
words of similar spelling and different !
meaning. The puzzle consists OF ten
letters forming the name, Mutual
Life" The prizes are two in number:
One for school children of SIS, and an
other open to all corners of $25. The |
printed rules are furnished by Dobin-
son 4 Fairchild on application.