Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-27
NEW S NOTES.

A new crossing is being laid on Main
street at the intersection of First.
There were filed for record yesterday
90 deeds, 25 mortgages, releases and
miscellaneous papers.
The railroad company is putting up
the gates on the track where the street
cars cross, in accordance with the recent
order Of the City Council.
Noyes g. Dennis have special sale OF
fine horses. etc., to-day. See the an
aouncement elsewhere in the HERALD.
It is understood that Sheriff Gard
will. upon his retirement from the
shrievalty, become connected with the
8. P. Co.'S detective department.
A dark, navy blue evercoat with a
velvet collar was stolen yesterday out of
A. L. Iugils wagon, whilst it was stand
ing on Franklin street. Mr.. Ingils lives
at Florence.
The Main street aud Agricultural
Park Street Car Company are building a
barn and stable for the accommodation
Of horses and cars used late at night.
1t is just outside of the park gates.
Judge Cheney yesterday. on motion of
the District Attorney, dismissed both in
formations against II. Katz, charged
with cattle stealing. and discharged the
defendant.
The baseball game at the Baseball
grounds, on Thanksgiving day, was an
exhibition of good playing. The Anna.
teurs beat the Mikados by score OF lo
to 8. The game lasted over two hours.
Robert Collins was found guilty by
Jury yesterday in Justice Austin's court
OF cruelty using horse and was fined
so. He was given until to-day to hunt
up the money to satisfy his fine with.
w. Forrest and Fred Forrest, two
boys who committed petty larceny at
the house Of Mrs. Banning, were COM
mitted yesterday by Justice Anstiu for
two months to the Bows and Girls Aid
Society in San Francisco.
Bser & Germain yesterday shipped
twenty barrels of California wihe to
Hurley, Wisconsin. fifteen barrels to
Arizona and thirty.fve barrels to New
York. Our wines are getting a firm
hold in the East.
The horses of a street car broke away
at the corner OF Third and Spring
streets. at 7 o'clock on Thanksgiving
night. but, outside of receiving few
scratches and soaring number OF peo-
pie almost to death, did no damage.
Harry Mack, who, with Thomas
Smith, is charged with making an as
saust upon officer Bosqui ON the 3lst of
October. at the New Depot, was yester-
day held by Justice Austin to appear
for trial in the Superior Court, with bail
fixed at $500.
A valise containing number OF surgi-
cal Instruments, pistol and some arti.
cies of clothing, was stolen from the
room Of DIR. 4. d. Seaman at No. 81 n.
Main street on Thanksgiving Day. A
black dress coat belonging to the land
lord of the house was also taken away.
a switohmau of the s. P. Co. bad the
index finger of his left hand torn off
completely whilst making connection
between two cars at the new depot on
ThanksgiviDgs afternoon. His wound
was dressed by Drs Nadeau, kurtz and
Turner. His name could not be ascer-
tanned.
Police-officer Gilbert recovered quite a
lot Of stuff, the proceeds of the work of
sneak thieves. on Thanksgiving night,
from shed on Alameda street, near
the Chinese theater. which he had been
watching for some time. The plunder
consisted principally of carpenter tools,
harnesses and valises. A good deal of
it has since been identified.
The suit of John Latimore against K.
j. Baldwin was decided yesterday in
Judge Brunson's court iu favor of the
plaintiff for S32. l.atimore claimed
thai in April. 1854. he entered INTO
verbal contract with the defendant to
look after a ditch and lands of Mr..
Baldwin at the rate of ST. per day and
worked for one year. when he was re-
fused his pay. The case has been tried
once before. but the verdict in the first
trial, which was also in favor of the
plaintiff. had been reversed by the Su-
sprene Court.