Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-16
NEWS NOTES.

A San Fernando vagrant by the name
Of Charlie Miller gets six days at the
County Jail.
There are ten houses under construc
ton in this neighborhood to-day.-[Glen-
dale Encinal.
Strawberries are being shipped into
Los Angeles daily from Glendale
[Glendale Encinal.
There was no meeting Of the Board of
Public Works yesterday as the Board for
the new Council has not yet been organ
lied.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $129,194 and were "a in
number. Of these "a were for more
than 81 900 each, and Is were fer nomi-
nal considerations.
The ladies OF the Plymouth Congrega-
tional church are to give Christmas
bazaar and oyster supper in their church
on York street, near Figueroa, Tuesday
and Wednesday next.
Julia Hart, the colored woman who is
charged with having stolen valuable
diamond pin, was taken before Justice
Austin yesterday and her examination
set for next Monday. Her bail was fixed
at $500.
The valley is now furnishing about six
tons Of tomatoes weekly 10 Los Angeles
at from $16 to $40 per ton. We will have
tomatoes all winter; we also have nice
ripe watermelons on the vines.-[Glen-
dale Encinal.
The Guarantee Association of Califor-
mia incorporated yesterday with capital
stock of $4,000 and the following
Directors: James J. Menzies, A. E.
Gould, H. J. Rudesill, o. @. Badly, H.
7. Rudesill, Fred Macpherson and
James Gordon.
The three young thieves who pleaded
guilty topetit larceny two days ago before
Justice Austin, were yesterday sentenced
to sixty days each in the county jail
Their names are Frank Hart, Willie Lee
and Willie Welch.
The Turf Club Association met yes.
terday and elected the following officers
K. D. Wise, President; H. E. Rose,
Vice-P President; NJ. F. Tarble, Treasurer
II. T. Rodman, Secretary G. A. Durfee
and A. Ryan, Trustees.
Work on the railroad from the big
wharf to the city Of Santa Ana is being
pushed as rapidly as men and teams can
do so. Additional help was put on this
week. Grading in the cafion is about fin
ished-[Santa Ana Herald.
Strawberries, large and luscious grown
in the open air in the month OF Decem.
Der, are now retailing in Santa Ana for
10 cents per pound. Think of it, We dem
izens of the frozen East, shivering before |
blazing fire.-[Santa Ana Herald.
November shipments from Downey
station: Wine, 100000 pounds; corn, |
422,650 pounds; merchandise, 17,435
pounds; total, $40, ,175 pounds. Freight
receipts for November: Merchandise, |
351 $40 pounds.-[Downey Champion.
In conversing with a large number OF
our farmers, q representative of the
Encinal has learned that they all favor
the immediate building of a fruit can
merry, agreeing to take stock and in every /
way aid it's working. g.--[Glendale En-
cinal.
We have it from very reliable authority
that the new bank to 60 into the Boz e.
brake & Bryson Block has nearly per.
fected its organization and will be ready |
for business about the 1st of January. |
The capital of this new institution is |
fixed at ~, ,0O0. 900.
The establishment of shoe factory in |
Southern California is scheme which is |
the attention of few capital |
sts. Through Los Angeles party, who |
has interests in Glendale, they have
learned of our water power and O her |
and we now await further
developments ts.-[Glendale Encinal.
The friends Of Father Morgan, of Will
we're extremely gratiied to
learn yesterday that his case had taken