Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-13
Local Ne yys Notes.

Budd Doble. the famous turfman' Is III
the city. He brought in colt OF fine horse
| flesh.
sixth street car broke an axle yesterday
| going down the hill near the corner oil
| Virgin and Upper Main street.
Ontario is intending to have an electric
railway up Euclid avenue. Only $4,000
are necessary to complete the project.
The excursion 10 San Diego by the G. 8.
R'y yesterday was a big one. The long
| train load of pleasure seekers are sure to
| find what they are after.
A little lady's hand satchel was picked up
by Mr.. Mccarthy, on Temple street, yester-
day, and taken by him to the police office,
where 1t awaits an owner.
The Germania Lodge, A. o. U. W., will
give fine entertainment tonight. A most
delightful occasion is in store for those VINO
are so fortunate as to hold invitations.
The house of W. ]. Bodenhamer, Of onta-
rio, was burglarized last Sunday night and
slO0 stolen from the pockets of Mr.. Bodeu-
hamer's pantaloons. No clue TO the thief
has yet been ascertalned.
The examination of A. G.. Ruxton, the
surveyor, charged with uttering and dis
posing of bogus checks. is set for Monday
before Justice Ranney. Ruxton is believed
to have "lit" out
Pete Van Blarcom was struck by slung-
shot at the hands of an unknown thug on
Los Angeles street, near Arcadia, at about
midnight on Thursday night, and gashed
seriously on the right cheek He was not
robbed.
The great Gage canal, at Riverside is now
open and carrying 500 inches OF water on to
the high mesas which have never been ir-
rigated except BY rain; An increased
stream will be put in the ditch as the banks
become settled.
The First Congregational Church had a
very pleasant social last night, at which a
great many OF the congregation were pres
ent. After vocal solo by Miss Sheldon,
piano solo by Miss Ella TiDgley, and a vocal
| duet by Mr.. and Miss Sheldon, refreshments
! we're served.
Felire Lastre, one Of the worst men out OF
the penitentiary. was arrested at midnight
yesterday by officer Little, for carrying
loaded pistol. The Mayor sent him down
for 10 days. This man is now under bonds
for murderous assault on woman on
Upper Main street.
The monthly musicale Of the Los Angeles
Conservatory Of Music took place last night.
The programme consisted of piano, violin
and vocal selections performed by the pu-
pills Of tae Conservatory, AS Is usual with
anything managed by Mrs. Valentine the
musicale was q success
A small house, and contents. the property
of W. McNally, were burned early yester-
yesterday morning at Santa Monica. The
residence and barn of W. L. Banning, San
Pedro, were burned at O'Clock yesterday
morning. The furniture in this case was
saved. The loss is stated to be about $4,000.
Prof. II. V. Bard, the well known nursery
man, who was the first leading budder of
citrus fruits in Los Angeles. was united in
marriage on Thursday night at the residence
of the brides father, John s. McQuaid. cor
ner OF Jefferson end Alan eda streets, with
Miss Emma J. McQuaid. The happy Bards
went singing off to San Francisco.
A contract was signed yesterday for the
paving of Main street in front of the Baker
Block. 1t is understood that G. Ducommun
also will have pavement put down in front
of his property at the corner OF Main and
Commercial streets. In both cases the
pavement will be identical to that now
being laid down in front of the Courthouse
1t is to be hoped that many more property
owners in the center Of the city will now
follow suit