Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-01-06
NEWS NOTES.

Main street on the west corner CT
Ninth ssreet is almost impossible.
A general court martial will NEE.
at Fort Mcdowell Oh Wednesday OF
next week.
The embankment of the dummy
road at the intersection with Temple
street, is all washed away.
Train No.. 20 going east on the
Southern Pacific was about three
hours late yesterday morning.
There is a cave in the street near
the corner of Fifth and Olive street.
which is quite dangerous for horses.
G. Ducommun reports the fall OF
rain to noon yesterday as LAG inches,
making total of 1882 inches for the
season.
The three masted schooner Sailor
Bow struck on the rocks yesterday at
San Pedro while being towed through
the pass by tug.
The public highway near San Ga
Griel Mission is washed out in places,
some washes being twelve feet deep
and fifteen feet wide.
Transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to $13S, 1873 and were l04 in
number. OF these thirty-one were
for a nominal consideration.
The Office OF the Los Angeles Fur
niture Co. has been removed to 239
N. Main street. in the same room with
the Atchison, Topeka s. Santa Fc Go.
The buildings on the southeast cor
ner of Spring and First streets are be-
ing removed preparatory to the con-
struction Of large brick and stone
building.
The crossing on Water street at
Temple street is in u deplorable con-
aition, and the recent grading be-
tween the hills is washed out in places
to depth Of ten feet.
While the engine and boiler on the
pile driver is being overhauled, Mr..
Burlingame's men will be employed
on the excavation Of the Tenth street
Hotel.
It was yesterday reported that the
reservoir on Beaudry avenue was in
danger Of giving way, butupon invest
igation by force OF reporters was
found TO be apparently safe.
Some damage was done Wednesday
night to the lcvee between First steet
bridge and the present location OF the
nile driver. The water washed out
the sand back of the piles causing
some damage.
DR.. De Borria, OF the Hammsm
Baths. has returned to the losers the
money taken at the late robbery OF
the institution. This amounted to
about $1,000. The iewelry has not as
yet been settled for.
The Orange Grove Street Railway
Company Sled articles Of incorpora
ton Yesterday with the following di-
rectors: J. w. Sale, r. f. House
PC. Toner, r. w. Ellis, w. M,
Moody. The capital stock is SOS, 600.
The Heine Quartette, Professor
Stamm. Mr.. and Mrs. Tanning, Mr..
Hawthorne. with artists from San
Francisco and Boston, and the Unity
Choral Society as background, will
appear Sunday evening at the Opera
House.
MeM DcfS VI Hxtuh ApdAl hCilC's
Corps are requested to be nDsent this
evening at the public installation Of
officers elect of the corps, at Grand
Army Hall, Main street. Visiting
members are cordially invited to be
present.
4 team of horses attached to Fifth
and Olive street car broke loose from
the car on Olive street, between
Eighth and Ninth streets, yesterday
afternoon, and ran about two blocks
before one OF the horses fell and
stopped the other. No damage was
done,
Last night Germania Lodge No.
231, of the A. 0. U. W., met in their
lodge rooms and the following officers
were installed by the District Deputy
Grand Marshal, A. F. Mackay, as
sisted by Grand Guide S. Hamilton,
as Past Master: P. NJ, w. Fl. Bru-
ming; Nj. W., Theo Fruise, Foreman,
Daniel Einstein; O., Gus Barnes; Re
corder, Charles Peter; Financial
Secretary, Theo Frohling, Guide, o.
Silverberg; I. W., Ernst Langsloch ;
O. W., John Wintz.