Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-04-22

Local News Notes.
The C. s. R'y sent out an orange train
last night.
1t has been decided to hold a mass
meeting on May LIST instead of process
sion.
Since Saturday and including to-day
the s. p. Co. sent out about seventy.fve
cars of oranges.
A dangerousI hole is reported in the
sidewalk on Upper Main street, opposite
the Cleveland House.
Rev. N. +. Ravlin, State Organizer of
the Anti. Chinese Nom Partisan League,
will be here May LIST.
A large train of beef cattle from the
Santa Ana country passed here yester-
day for San Francisco.
Brown, the mind reader. went out to
San Bernardiuo. where he gives an ex-
hibition of his skill Sunday night.
A white laundry company has been
incorporated at Pomona with $1,000 cap
ital stock. The two opium dens there
have been closed.
The superb Illustrated Annual HER
AID has drrired, and is noW on sale
at this office. Price, IS cents a copy.
The Knights Templar will attend
Faster services at the Episcopal Church
next Sunday. They will march to the
church in body.
Jesse II. Butler spoke to a large audi
ence in Pomona last Saturday evening
| on the Chinese question. P. S. Dorney
I was also speaker.
MA. c. Davis, the railroad agent at
Temecula, reported as shot in the HERALD
yesterday, died later as was foreshadow.
ed in the HERALD report.
Train No. 20, the north. bound express
yesterday, was crowded with passengers.
There were three emigrant cars full of
people seeking homes in the Golden
| State.
Charles Merrill, boy, was arrested
| yesterday ON a charge of petit larceny.
| He is said to have stolen q lot OF leather
| from wholesale house on Los Angeles
| street.
The Illustrated Annndl HERALD,
noW on sale at this office, contains
among other interesting matter a full
account of the late splendid Fio'oer
| Festival.
Nearly every house, room or corner in
Santa Monica is already filled. Big
trains to this popular watering place
are the order of the day, and it is only
| the middle OF April.
1.-The S. p. Co. sent out fourteen cars
of oranges Tuesday and send out twenty
more to-day. From all parts of the
county it is reported that the crop is
pretty well cleaned up.
Train No. 10, the south-bound ex-
press, arrived very late yesterday. 1t
was nearly P. NJ. when she got in. A
great crowd of passengers arrived by
her, among Others three cars OF emf
grants.
Mrs. Shepherd. of Ventura, goes
home in few days. She has received
orders for 20 pounds of seed of the
cobea scandens from Naples, Italy.
California seed is coming into prom
inence.
Mr.. A. Bowman is grading Rock
street mp on Fort Hill. Yesterday in
the old trench in Fort Moore he found
the brass knob from the swivel of a cam
non used in the famous storming of the
city. In the 40 years the wood and iron
had rotted away, and only the brass re.
NAMED.
At st. Paul's Church there will be
service twice daily this Holy week, ex-
cept on Saturday. The hours are II A.
NJ. and 7 pm Each evening selections
| of Bachs Passion music will be rendered
by the choir assisted by the Philhar-
monte. Early communion on Faster
| will be at q o'clock a. NJ.
The long-drawn-out divorce case of
Haley vs.. Haley was yesterday decided
in favor of the fair plaintiff. She re-
sumes her maiden name of P. Bales
teros and is awarded $500 alimony. A
civil case between the two parties was
also decided, in which Mrs. Haley got a
| judgment for $500 and costs. This will
| probably wind up the cases of Haley vs..
| Haley, which have appeared daily upon
the court books for the past year.