Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-04-01
.oea, news Notes.
The transfers Of real estate yesterda,
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The transfers Of real estate yesterda
amounted to over $4,000.
The Los Angeles County Pomologica
Society will meet to-day at 10 A. NJ. q
New Armory Hall, Mott building, 70
the annual election Of officers.
Officers Weed and Dalton are out AM
injured to the extent Of pair of hand
cuffs on a couple OF tramps which es
capped from them while going to jail.
Mr.. P. Beaudry, with his character
istie enterprise. is preparing to erect tel
cottages on Bsaudry tract No. 2. Sc
notice to-eontractors in another column
City Clerk and Auditor Robinson an'
City Tax Collector Parcels removes
yesterday from the old adobe on Sprinl
street to the new city building on secon'
street.
The Emerald Club will meet to-nigh
for the purpose Of perfecting arrange
ments to attend the lecture of tathe
Ryan, which takes place at the Catbe
dral next Sund " evening.
Don Carlos Cruz yesterday receives
his commission as United States Deput.
Marshal, and was ordered to take oharg
of the distillery OF o. G. Weyse. latel.
contiscated by tho government.
1t is reported that the anti-Chines
women are moving, and that meetinI
| is shortly to be held to counteraot tn
influence of the late packed meeting o
pro- Chinese women in this city.
Owing to poor health. J. K. Slaughter
so South Spring street. has disposed Q
his harness and saddlery business to e
Reed, late at l44 West First street. MIR
Reed has opened with fine assortmen
of goods.
The HERALD acknowledges the re
ceipt Of an invitation to the closing re
ception of the season, given by the Lo
Angeles Athletic Club on Friday even
| ing, April I'd, at the rooms Of the Clul
In Downey Block.
A good degree of success has ATTENDED
the canvass in the First ward on th
ar ti-coolie pledge. Two-thirds of tn
ladies' signed the pledge willingly. Th
canvass thus far demonstrates that tn
boycott is going to be a grand success.
The HERALD is Indebted to Mr.. r. H
Mutually, of Duarte, for perfect gen
Of cluster of Seeding oranges from
that favored spot. There were dozei
in a compact cluster, all large, swee
and delicious. The Duarte is unex
celIed for citrus fruit.
The glorious work of opening Mai
street through to Alameda street com
,nenced yesterday in good earnest. In
short time the city will have a highwa.
to East Los Angeles free from the dan
gers incident to the moving cars. A
good work we'll begun.
Henry Bohrmann, the cabinet maker
Ala s. Spring street, has just put in SOM
beautiful carved work in the Crocke
mansion. He is also at work on th'
carved wood work for the San Gabrie
Valley Bank. His mantels and othe
designs are the finest in the city.
Mr.. F. H. Wiswell yesterday ORDERED
car load of oats from Chicago on
30 cent per 100 rate of freight. Th'
fast horses of Los Angeles will now hav'
| food to their liking. In rainy season
the hills of Southern Califoenia woult
produce enormous crops OF oats tina
would pay twice the profit of whea
crops.
The A. & P. R. R. Company have Of
fered Messrs. Hammel & Denker 81,
$50, 600 for the Rancho Rodeo do la
Aguas, which adjoins the Wolfskil
rancho. 1t is sopposed that the com
pany intended to subdivide these tw
ranchos and sell at retail to Obtain
money enough to build the road fror
Los Angeles to Santa Monica.
The Citrus Fair, which should hav
been held in the Tabernacle in connet
ton with the Flower Festival, will b
open tomorrow and next day under th
auspices of the Los Angeles County Pc
mological Society. The address of wei
come will be delivered by Fred l.. Allies
of the Rural Californian, to which th
eloquent Henry Hamilton, Of Orange
will reply. A promenade concert wi
ha otiva, nm both aveni n era of the Fair