Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-08-11
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The passenger trains from the north
these days are very heavy.
The G. A. X boys are all on the wing,
focking in all directions.
Mr.. B. A. Lugo has been appointed a
Deputy Constable in this city.
There are daily engaged in searching
records in the Recorders Office 25 to 40
persons.
The Modjeska season panned out just
$4,000. This beats the Barrett week by
good round sum.
There is bracelet at the police office,
found on the street, which the owner
may have by proving property.
The s. p. Co. is laying new platform
on the west side of the new depot. It
Is Of narrow. heavy planks of Port Or
ford cedar.
The Berke Mansion, on Bunker Hill,
corner Of Second street, is to be twenty
room house. The types made the HER
AID say ten.
The s. p. Co. sent out their first car
load Of grapes Sunday afternoon. 1t
went by the Sunset route. attached to
the regular Atlantic express train.
The City Council did good thing
in appropriating $4,000 for a new
bridge over Buena Vista street. In an
other column the HERALD has more to
say about it.
A carload Of glass arrived here from
Chicago Sunday. 1t was loaded on
fiat car, the boxes resting on their mar
row edges and then braced up on each
side.
At Santa Monica last Saturday the
Riverside Lawn Tennis Club defeated
the Pasadena Club by 10 points. A re.
turn game is talked Of. The two clubs
played their best.
The family of Peter Allen was upset
from a buggy at ALEXANDRIA Sunday.
Mrs. Allen was badly bruised about the
head and shoulders. The baby escaped
without the slightest scratch.
1t is rumored that Mr.. J. W. Ven
able, Of Downey City. whilom the eff
Gent County Assessor of this county, is
to be supervisor. A. M. Bragg is also
named for the place.
The San Gabriel Valley Railway is
now receiving two cars day Of iron for
the road. Track-iaying is going on
vigorously along the road between Santa
Anita and Baldwin stations.
Mr.. A. M. Williams, guardian of
the Hawkins minors, is ordered to ap-
pear in the Superior Court, this county,
and show cause why he should not be
removed from that position of trust.
There are three hundred men at work
in the Santiago cahon, near Anaheim.
All that Is known now is that branch
will cross from Anaheim to Los Angeles,
aud another from the cason to Ocean
side.
Mr.. Geo. Kinds. Supervisor Of the
Wilmington district. has fled his resig-
nation. Mr.. Hinds has made an excel
lent Supervisor. and resigns to take
charge Of the office Of Collector of the
Port Of Wilmington.
Large. additions have been made to
the Second-street engine house in the
shape Of wing 29x70 feet. This is to
hold lot Of fine, new lS.foot cars, now
en- route from st. Louis. Mr.. kibby is
also building several new dummies.
The Wilmington freight Monday
hauled in fifty-six cars. of which TWEEN
ty-three were railway ties, fifteen coal
and seven lumber. 1t took two engines
or double-header to haul her up the
grade, 260 feet from tide-water to the
yard.
The Modjeska troupe went off Monday
via. the Central Pacific and Denver and
Rio Grande railways for Denver, where
they will arrive Thursday and play next
week. There the company breaks up.
Modjeska opens next season at the Star
Theatre. New York City
The C. s. Railway are sending out
loads Of grapes attached to each passen-
ger train bound East. The rate this
year is $3.50 car as against 5000 last
year. Ii special train Of ten cars could
be made up rate of $500 a car could
be bad.
Gen. Alcorn has made arrangements
to bring here ZOO Ohio G. A. R. boys
who were booked to 20 home via Port
land and the N. P. R'y. They have
changed their minds and will spend
day at Riverside, and one at San Diego.
They leave the city on the llth and
arrive at Los Angeles on the 18th.
Miss Jennie DENLY, of the Cienega,
was riding into the city Monday. At
the corner Of Pine street and Grand
Aveaus dog frightened her horse. The
young lady was thrown and dragged for
q long distance. Hee head was badly
bruised, as was also other parts Of her
person. DR.. Custer attended to her.
Mr.. John Schumacher is home from
bis great hunting and fishing excursion
on the North Fork Of the American
river. The party captured 400 fine trout
and had fish twenty.one meals weak
slain by the party. The skin Of one Of
tnc aninaib auufHs mf. schumacher 3
apartments IN this city.
Affairs are active in the mines in San
Gabriel Cannon. The Winston mine is
going on nicely. Work is to begin at
once on the Kelsea mine. The Martha
Swansea Consolidated mine of Messrs
e. X. Alexander and W. d. Root is
putting in tunnel to cut the ledge at
level Of 1000 feet deep. This is all dead
work, but it viii pay soon. Foi half
this mine company Is ready to put up
twenty stamp mill in the canon at
once. This will give impetus to the
work.
The man who drove over Mr.. Miller
at the depot few nights ago rises and
explains. He is Mr.. Nick Maier,
contracting lsther OF this city. On the
evening in question he received dis
patch stating that his wife's mother was
supposed to be dying at Pasadena. He
got team and was taking his wife out
there. He was driving fast. Miller
got off the street eur right in front
Of his horses--too close for him to hold
them up. He stopped long enough to
see that the man knocked down was re-
ceiving proper care. and then drove on
in his mission of lite and death.
swiss Independence Day.
H. Ols-.... Ill.,.