Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-25

The sale OF seats for the Pyke Opera
season, beginning on Monday. is report.
ed very large.
Officer Currsn, last night at o o'clock,
found the screen door factory, between
Second and Third, on Spring street,
open.
The Republican County Central Com.
miitee will complete its permanent or
ganization this morning, at headquar-
tiers, Wilson Block.
All the testimony, with the exception
Of the defendants, l. in in the case Of
Charles Gassen. He will testify himself
to-day, when arguments will be com.
menced.
John and Ida Voland were acquitted
yesterday by Justice Austin Of the
charge Of malicious mischief made
against them by Louisa Rissio, OF II
Ann street.
DR., T. j McCarty reports Miss Nettie
Kipp doing very nicely. There is still
q slight danger OF blood poisoning, but
at present there are no indications
pointing To it.
Philip Dahl, native Of France, and
a contractor by business, was yesterday
sent TO Stockton. He has been very vio-
lent, but II is believed that be will re-
cover in short period.
Rev. VIM. A. Knighten, the newly
appointed pastor of Grace NJ. f. Church
on First street, will preach there at II
o'clock tomorrow morning. Services
will also be held in the evening.
There will tonight be a meeting of
the cit'zsns interested in the Buena
Vista street bridge, at the Southern Ho.
tol on San Fernando street. All parties
concerned are requested to attend.
The horse and buggy stolen from John
$. Jones. music teacher of Boyle
Heights, three nights ago on Pearl street,
were recovered yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Banbury at Pasadena, where the
thief had left them tied to tree.
The joint convention Of the Dem.
ocracy of Ventura and Kern county
nominated Hon. J. NJ. Brooks for their
o"huua'o: ~ p'ohs WI by tnoie'
700. ne Is 'he very emooa',hehs Oh sue
cess 10 "na'eVef ne uhuer'akes.
). Phillips has just completed a large
two story and basement brick building
ON the water front at San Pedro. TO take
the place Of his frame store, destroyed
by .he ia'9 nfe' me pui,uing ID tne
nrst of'ck puii' III San feuro anu oose
SoooV.
Mr.. l.. @. A. Straube informs the
HERALD that the plant Tor the Republi-
can paper the Daiiv Tribune. will ar.
rive to-day by the Santa Rosa. As Mr..
straube Is 70 furnish supplies ioI the
new Journh'' us statement Is cohsiuereu
omciai.
Lizzie Abbott, the keeper of the
opium Joint at 1886 New High street, and
n ID Uoi. cl;. ho,t
charged with being visitors 10 the same,
were yesterday afternoon arrested on
warrants by oihcer bosqui ana iockea
W
Chariey Robinson, coiorea man. ac-
cused by q. W. Hall with having stolen
cold watch and chain and other objects.
valued together at 500 ON the 18TH
was Yesterday released from custody by
Justice Austin. The complainant failed
to appear to prosecute.
Laura sample eoiored boarding
house keeper, was ordered yesterday oy
Justice Austin to return to Chns. M.
Douglas, also colored, trunk contain
ing wearing apparel, which she was un.
lawfully OBTAINING. The proceedings
were had under a search warrant.
Officer Gilbert met John RYAN early
Yesterday morning on Commercial street
wronned nm in n buggy robe which
looked princely beside the remainder of
his garments. Ryan was charged with
petty larceny and locked up, and the
robe awaits identification at the police
station.
Antonio Jacomini was met on Spring
a,.a, 49, dr,,t, nd a;sorda,,, va.,o,-
a,
'"S a'''' nv" ~ o'"s
po iyIa J' drnnt "ynma Charlie an
Indian from the Colorado river, on a
visit in the city, volunteered his services,
aun p ~ 80, s VI" ~ ~ ~ o;tu vi
W. Chnr,;a ~ Ina;on Who .o,sd
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" Noiuh'eer po'i'e'''an yeaseiu"S W
escort a drunken man to the police
office. was later on found in scalping
humor himself, from the effects of fire.
water, and taken to Jail by mounted po.
licemen Arguello and Tyler. Upon his
person was the half of rusty sheep.
shsar-a very dangerous weapon-and