Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-03-27
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The secretary Of the FIRE department
has a seal Of office.
Judge Brunson yesterday made three
citizens out Of as many aliens.
The rental of the new boarding. house
Of Mr.. r. J. Gilmore is reported 10 be
1915 per month.
Outtmair, whose stealing Of lot Of
hose was reported some days ago, got
sixty days in jail yesterday.
A meeting was held last night at the
mayors court room to form IN anti.
Chinese club in the Third Ward.
Mr., Beaudry is preparing to build
nine pretty cottages on one Of his fine
tracts In the northern portion Of the
city.
M. w. Criss was robbed thiS morning
about 2 O'Clock on San Fernando street
OF $50 and watch. No arrests at the
hour Of going to press.
Some days ago the Pantheon saloon
was burglarized. Yesterday Deputy
Constable Huber arrested two men, who
gave alias names, for the offence.
There will be grand prize dance at
the Los Angeles dancing academy,
MERGED Hail, tonight. Prizes will be
awarded to the best lady and gentle
man dancers.
All who are to take part in the Floral
March at the opening of the Flower
Festival, are requested to meet at the
tabernacle this morning at 10 o'clock
for rehearsal.
Mr.. McNelly has the contract for the
brick and stone work on the new Bry.
son block at $4,000. The iron work is
from the shops OF Mr.. NJ. s. Baker and
will cost $4,000.
The boys will have another clay pig.
con shoot at Agricultural Park Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Fay, the San Francisco
shot, will have chance to get even for
his defeat of Wednesday.
Some idea of the enormous railway
business being transacted in Los Angeles
may be gathered from the fact that l 1866
"train orders" were received at the de-
pot in this city during the past week.
The Frost & Co. Van Amberg Rail.
road circus will appear next week in
this city with the celebrated educated
trained horses. They are perfectly
wonderful. See notice in another col
umn.
The plumbers and gas filters of Los
Angeles organized protective associa-
ton last evening, and elected officers as
follows: President, L. Scholes; Vice.
President, d. Simpson; Secretary, f. f.
Norris.
In the long pending case of Reid VS..
Strobridge about closing the door be-
tween the st. Charles Hotel and Major
Reid's saloon. verdict was brought in
by which Strobridge pays 81 damages
and 1923 costs. Ii was the third trial.
Garrett 4 Neitzke report the death of
Miss Mary l.. Cammaok, at Pasadena,
from consumption. She was q years
old. The remains have been embalmed
and will be forwarded tomorrow to
Washington, ID. G. The father and sis
ter of the deceased will accompany the
remains.
Messrs. Harry J. Fleischman and Jim
Winston, feeling that they are little
short ON exercise, will undertake
pedestrian trip to Santa Monica to-
morrow morning. They will start at
six o'clock and expect to make
phenomenal time. Mr. b. s. Stoneman
will accompany the walkists in buggy
aud attend to their material wants.
Adolph Strauss, a young gentleman
who, out of pure love of the beautiful,
has devoted his life to the cultivation
and arrangement of flowers, has opened
floral depot in the Baker block, occu-
plying portion of the room where the
Southern Pacific has its uptown offices.
Adolph is possessed of exquisite taste,
and is fast becoming the leading florist
of Los Angeles.