Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-12

building a small stable near the Office for
the use of the horses in use by the trus-
tees and officers.-[Whittier Pointer.
The Supervisors have ordered survey
of the boulevard from Angeleflo Heights,
Los Angeles, to Pasadena; this will in
tersect the San Fernando road, leading
to Burbank, about midway between
Tropico and the city. We hope to have
the boulevard extended this way Bur.
bank Times.
Prof D. w. Coqillette has been di-
rected by the Department of Agriculture
to make thorough tests of the efficacy OF
spraying for tine eradication Of the red
scale. He is now cooperating with Prof.
Pierce, the vine expert, near Orange,
and both will inaugurate an extensive
crusade against the SCALE Anaheim
Gazette.
81 predict five things of Importance to
Long Beach, all to come to pass within
two years." said Mr.. @. W. March to the
Journal writer. "These five things are :
First, the rebuilding of the hotel; Sec
ond, bank building, with good bank
third, a wharf; fourth, a railroad to Santa
Ana; fifth, rapid transit to Pasadena
Long Beach Journal.
Captain John Cross is paying for his
several rights-of-way over various tracts
of land. This evident intention of Cap
tain Cross to "do something" is creating
some excitement in local railroad circles,
and some of these quiet days may see
new movement in railroad building that
is scarcely anticipated now Pasadena
Union.
Williamson Dunn and party of east
1 yioIt tn
vicinity last week, and were the cause Of
several railroad rumors, the authors OF
which were about to gridiron this valley
with railroads. The reason of their
visit, however, was toinspect the Coyotes
| ing of purchasing and settling up with
small farms.-[ Ansheim Gazette.
R. H. Oxnart, the American Sugar Re-
6uery's chemical expert, passed through
Pomona today, en- route for Chino, where
he goes for the purpose of analyzing the
sugar beets. Mr.. Wasson, of Chino, was
interviewed, and told us that the beets
will average 151a to l6 per cent, and
some 20 per cent. Mr.. Gird is in San
Francisco this week on business pertain
ing to the beet industry, and he is posi-.
tive that they will know by September
/ lBU Wn6tutI VI uOb . idCtOly Will bO Cd
tablished at Chino. Mr.. Gird is we'll
making, and has great hopes of success.
I-[Pomona Times.
There are nearly 100 tents stretched on
the beach at Newport landing. This in
dicates the growing popularity of the
place, which is destined in the future to
rival Santa Monica, as it is, by far, the
best bathing place. Fishing from tie
wharf is excellent. Every week
steamer lands, which is one interesting
event to the campers. Now that our
capitalists have got pretty we'll through
with country fight and county seat fight.
we suggest that as soon as they cool off
they resume work on the railroad from
here to the bay. The public demands it
and it must be built.-[Sants Ana
Standard.
A petition, numerously signed, has
been presented TO the Santa Fe officials,
praying for immediate action looking to
the building of depot and the establish.
ment of an agent and q ticket Office at
Santa Anita station. The passenger
travel at this point is greater than from
any other station on the road between
Los Angeles and San Bernardino, with
the exception OF Pasadena and during
part of the year, the Raymond. The
freight business at this point would also
be large if there we're depot facilities. 1t
is hoped that the railroad people will now
at least give us such accommodations as
the traffic at this point will justify
Sierra Madre Vista.
A gang of men is engaged in clearing
the Altadena right of way of all debris,
weeds, etc.
Protection, the horse winning junior
cham pionship stakes $3.50 000) last Tues
day at Monmouth Park, is owned by
bob" Campbell, E. j. Baldwin's col
ored trainer. Campbell is a thorough
judge of horse, and bought Protection
when a colt and has trained him him.
self. He has already earned about $50,-
900 for his owner this season, and if he
takes his next race it will add $50 900
more to this sum in stakes alone. Hope
he will win, for Bob" will take care of
the ducats if he gets them.-[Sierra
Madre Vista.
A gossipy letter from "Sunburn," at
the Landing, is unsvoidably crowde1 out
of this issue. 1t will appear next week
Among the campers at the Landing are
Mrs. Landell and family, Mrs. Shoe
maker and son, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs.
Mossemann, Mrs. Melrose and family,
Mrs. Strodthoff and family, Mrs. Smith
and family, Mrs. Ely and family, Mrs
Psmpearl and family, Mrs. Hilshire and
family, Mrs. Korp, Mrs. Kohl, Mrs.
Sponable, Miss Addie Spoerl, Mrs. Gade
and family, Mrs. Bands and family, Mrs
Roberts and family, Mrs. Dyer and fam
lily, Mrs. Porter and family, Mrs. Dyer
and family, Mrs. Hill and family and
Mrs. Bowen and family [Anaheim
Gazette.
The large two.story schoohouse lie
nearing completion, and will be ready
for occupancy September 1st. Th.
foundation floor is divided into two class
rooms, 35x26 feet; two teachers closets,
I61ax8; three wardrobes, 101sx7%,
|11%x716, 161ax711s, respectively; closet,
l51x71a; janitor's room, g. Ks vestibule,
l2x12; hall, s1ax26. Second floor, the
classrooms and closets are the same size
and number, with the addition of two
closets. On this floor is provided fine
library-room, 15x15; the hall is l5x341a
The tower stands so feet from the ground.
The building is of the Queen Anne style,
and has the latest improved water ap-