Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-17
Local News No,es.

Two cases against v. L. Sanchez. for dis
surbing the peace. were yesterday dismissed
by Justice Austin.
Nay Enright will be tried on the 9th. by
Justice Austin. for disturbing the peace.
She Is out on $40 bail.
!. Fisher was licensed to wed N. stokes
yesterday, and a similar privilege was
granted z. H. Rust and n. A. Cox.
The Stockton and L. A. Base Ball Club
will have q match game of base ball to-day,
at the Sixth street base ball grounds.
Tho old High School building is still
about 500 feet away from the place where
y Is to be located. on Sand street.
The Wildidler Base Ball Club. of Ventura.
has accepted the challenge of the Santa ALa
Club. the game 10 be played for the cham
pionship of Ventura county.
The San Diego Union has been enlarged
and greatly improved in every way except
politically. It still remains unchanged in
natl ional politics.
Rev. will A. Knighten will preach at the
Grace N. E. Church, on First street. at IL
A. N. to-day. Subject: Evidences of Christ's
Immortality" Subject for evening: Con
siderati0n-"
What is the Street Commissioner going tc
do about West Second street, at the junction
/. of Spring? Just below the cable cars, when
the rains come, a loaded team cannot pass
into Second street.
The body of Charles X. Marshall, who shot
himself through the heart at Wilmington,
on Friday morning, was brought up yesier-
day to Garrett & Neitzke, who are awaiting
orders from the family for the buiial.
East bound freight, special train, No. 2,
ran over and killed and unknown man on
Friday. at P. NJ. at San Gorgonio The ce-
ceased Is supposed to have been tramp
who was stealing ride on Il orake-beam.
The HERALD is indebted for foreign news.
papers from Scotland and England, to Mr.
Frank M. Ward, who is making the tour of
Great Britain, Ireland and Europe. in COM
pany with his sister, Mrs. H. A. Barclay.
The big reservoir of the Merced Canal
Company covers an area OF 504 acres. and 1t
will tske year to construct Ii. The dam
across the mouth OF 1t will be 5000 feet Ion z
and so feet high. 1t will be the largest res.
ervoir of the kind in the State.
e. Feckewirth has ascommenced suit against
the California Southern railroad for $2O41 90.
He claims he was damaged in that amount
by his crop OF wheat taking fire at La Pc
ente, on the 9th of july, and that the fire
was caused by spark from locomotive of
OF the company.
Tho revival at Main street Methodist
Church is daily growing In interest. Miss
Lizzie Miller. the evangelist. breaches to
the delight of everybody. She breaches
this morning aud evening. She is proving
what has been said of her through the
Eastern papers, prudent and faithful
evangelist.
The rails of the First Street Electric car
company will be laid up to the top of
First street hill. across the river. by next
Wednesday. A large force of men is at
work lay ing track One of the motor ca RS
left New York for Los Angeles last week.
The 1ndicstions are that the road will com
mence running cars by the middle OF No
vember.
John J. Mason, brickmaker, a years of
age, born in Florida. who has resided
number Of years at Pomona. was found dead
In Q iair In the office of a hotel In Pomona
ing from pleurisy and was much addicted
to the use of intoxicants. The Coroner was
telegraphed for, but as he Is away at San
Juan Capisirano, the inquest was held oy
the Justice of the Peace.
Attention is called to the notice Of the
Los Angeles conservatory. 1t may not be
generally known that 1t has become quite
the center for fine advantages in the study
Of languages, as well as music. Prof. Gar
neau has the charge of Latin and French,
while the celebrated Prof. Roehrig. of Cor.
nell university. has accepted the position as
fnstrucior for all the remaiuing Languages,
for which he Is SO eminently fitted, being
the greatest living hnguist. Miss Bennet
has charge of the elocution, while the mu
sical department continues as heretofore
under the charge OF a full corps OF accom-.
plished and competent teachers, aiming to
make the conservatorya credit to the city.