Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-05

The s. P. Co. yesterday sent out three


The S. P. Co. yesterday sent out three
cars Of oranges.
The Cotton Land and Water Company
has declared a dividend Of $40 per
share.
The school census Of Pomona shows
SIS children of school age, as against
i45 last year.
Miss Anna Fuller will give one Of her
most delightful concerts at Pomona on
Friday Of next week.
The Ontario tunnel now discharges
1862 inches of pure cold water, which
can be Increased by cross cutting.
Sheriff A. J. Snodgrass, OF Ventura,
has received the $500 reward for the
arrest of Pedro Dominguez, a murderer
from Alameda county.
The funeral of the late M. l.. Gilman
yesterday was attended by very large
number of per onal friends and the
lodges to which he belonged.
The sales of real estate yesterday
amounted to sos, 600. The mortgages
amounted to S25, 900, and releases of
Of mortgages to about the same.
There is a great stir in mining matters
in the north part Of Los Angeles county.
Surveys are now being made for bitches
to carry water to the mines.
The California Southern Railroad an
nounces in another column that through
trains are again running over the A. T.
& S. +. line, and freights and passengers
are carried through without delay
A special conclave of Occur de Lion
Commandery, No. 9, Knights Templar,
will be held at the Asylum this evening
for work in the Order OF the Temple.
All sojourning Knights are invited TO be
present.
Carlos Cruz, Deputy U. s. Marshal,
returned yesterday from San Bernar-
dino. Wozencraft, who was arrested
for selling liquor to Indians, was dis
charged from lack of evidence to con-
Wet.
General John X. Briefly exhibits with
pardonable pride beautiful and costly
Past Chancellor's jewel of gold and sil-
yer. 1t was presented TO him by his
brethren of San Pedro Lodge No. 1876,
Knights of Pythias.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
frat week Of June is at an end, and the
season of absenteesm from the city is
upon us, there is hardly vacant house
in the city in any quarter. The popula.
tion is solid one.
Those who know estimate that there
has been cut this year about the same
amount of hay as last But, while there
was a large carry.over stock year ago,
there is very little old stock on hand
to-day.
Yesterday panned out two arrests at
the police office. One was John Doe,
drunk and disorderly. John has grown
rich since his last appearance, and had
S4S in coin of the realm in his pocket
and valise full of boiled clothes by his
side. The other was a drunken man
fond lying under car in the s. Z.
yard.
Pomona Lodge No. 225, A. o. U. W.,
has elected for the ensuing term, begin
ming July lst; NJ. W. w. j. Kessler;
Foreman, Frank Lynch; Overseer, Jas.
Armour; Recorder, W. ID. Smith; Re-
ceiver, }. Il. McComas; Financier, Ed.
B. Smith; Guide, James Mullen; Inside
Waterman, w. d. Morton; Outside
Waterman, o. j. Newman; Medical
Examiner, DIR. c. W. Brown; Trustee,
James Mullen.
The Los Angeles postoffioe during
May delivered 20, l6l letters and 40, 1926
papers, During the same period 81, 297
letters aud 4, 702 papers were collected.
Tho postage on local matter footed up
s5l5.6 go. On Wednesday four days
Eastern mail was received and to-day
two days sacks came in. A daily mail
goes out via Ell Paso and Fort Worth,
reaching st. Louis quite as early as over
the A. 4 z. road. In June the mail
will no doubt be larger by the receipt of
the delayed mail now arriving,
The San Diegans are going ahead in
yacht building, as appears by the fol-
lowing from the Union: At Jorres
wharf yesterday the keel was laid for
yacht, which is to be one of the finest on
the coast. The builder, Mr.. Jerry Nico-
las, of San Francisco, has iirst.class
reputation in this line, having built the
Fleur de Lis, the fastest yacht in San
Francisco Bay. The now yacht will
cost $4,000. Her keel will be ballasted
with three tons of lead, after the man
ner of the Genesta and other celebrated
English yachts.
Oceanside seems to be booming, &C.
oordng to the following from the Star :
1.-THE first kiln of 10000 brick has
been burned by the Oceanside Brick
Company; l25, 900 brick will be imme-
diately shipped to San Diego. Two
other large kilns are being gotten in
readiness to burn, after which it is pro.
posed to burn 10000 every fifteen days.
The company intend burning, in case Of
-sufiiciency of wood, by the coal
process; here is a chance for the wood
merchants to furnish wood. The rail-
road company, we learn, have given an
order to our yard for 300, 900 brick, to
be used in San Bernardino."