Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-14
NEWS NOTES.

NE w = NO 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hitler start out
today in the yacht Rambler with small
party of friends for cruise about Cata-
lima and vicinity. The party will con-
sist! of the Misses Pierce, Owens and
Smith and Messrs. Kerchner, Oliver and
Harry Hitler, besides Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
ler
Fred Stansbury died at his home on
South Broadway, yesterday. His fun
eral, under direction of. the lodge of In
dependent Order of Foresters, to which
he belonged, will occur today, at 8 80,
from the residence. The sermon will be
at the First Methodist church at 4, by
DR.. R. S. Cantine.
Judging from the appearance OF the
south-bound Santa Fe trains yesterday,
many of our citizens are taking advan
tage of the low rates made by the South
ern California railway during the G. A.
r. encampment at the beach to visit
San Diego, the beautiful Hotel Del Cor
onado and vicinity.
All persons desiring to place childrep
in the Los Angeles Orphans home, or
wishing to remove children from the
home, must apply to Miss Dodsworth,
603 South Main street, on Tuesdays, be-
tween 8 a. m. and p. m., and on the
first of each month to make payments.
By order of the board of managers.
1t appears that the frightful smelling
swill wagons which pollute the city by
being driven about at night do not be-
long to the city garbage contractor, but
are private affairs. They should be
burned, as they are as offensive as any
thing we'll can be. The swill should be
collected every day, instead of at long
intervals as at present, and the wagons
should be kept clean.
A rather novel occurrence on Wednes-
day night was foot-race between rep
resentatives of the Mercantile lunch
on North Spring street and Ebinger's
bakery. Richard Bolin was the repre-
sentative of Ebinger's and Frank Gro
well of the other establishment. Con-
siderable betting was carried on on both
sides, Mr.. Bolin being the favorite but
when the race occurred Crowell beat his
opponent easily, and about $50 changed
hands in consequence.
From gentleman who is we'll posted,
we learn that White Sulphur Springs,
in Napa county, is to be finally closed.
This fine property was purchased during
boom times by Sanford johnson, for
10000. He sold in short time to
Dunham & Eaton for $4,000. These
latter gentlemen expended many thous.
ands in beautifying the place and in re-
the hotel and cottages. 1t
has been closed by the sheriff, and the
furniture and fixtures are soon to be \
sold at public sale. 1t is a big blow at
Napa county's attractions, and will serve
as warning to Southern California
not to be hasty in making in
vestments in Northern California.
Gov. H. H. Markham was shown
over the new courthouse yesterday by
the board OF supervisors, in compliance
with request he made some days ago
to be allowed to visit the county's hand
some new edifcA. His visit to the
building was entirely informal, and was
almost unannounced. The governor
reached the city at 10 am. from Pasa-
dena. and drove directly to the court
house, where he spent several hours.
He was greatly delighted with the
building, and complimented the super
visors on the success which had crowned
their labor. The governor seemed to
have entirely recovered from his recent
Illness, and appeared to be in excellent
health. He will visit the N. G. G. en-
campment at Santa Monica, and leaves
for Sacramento Saturday night.
A new time table table will 60 into
effect on the Southern California railway
(Santa Fe route) next Sunday, August
10Th. The following are the most i'm
portant changes. The train heretofore
leaving Los Angeles daily at 10 100 a. m.
for Riverside and San Bernardino, via
Belt line and Orange, will run daily, ex-
cept Sunday. Belt line train due here
at 5 ;39 p. m. from San Bernardino, will
hereafter arrive daily, except Sunday.
The Temecula caiion line has been re-
opened from Oceanside to De Luz (thir-
teen miles) and trains will run as follows:
Leave Oceanside IL :05 a. m. daily, ex-
cept Sunday, for De Luz; leave De Luz
1910 p. m. daily, except Sunday, for
Oceanside. A new train has been put
on the Escondido branch for Sundays
only, leaving Escondido at 10 100 a. M,
returning leave Oceanside at 6 :05 p. m.
Train on San Jacinto branch will leave
San Jacinto hereafter at IL :55 a. m.
The new Highland branch, running
from San Bernardino to East Highland
l10.9 miles), will be open for business
next Sunday. Trains will leave East
Highland at 6 :55 a. m. daily, and 80
p. M, except Sunday, and will leave
San Bernardino at IL 10 a. M, except
Sunday, and ZOO p. m. daily.
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