Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-13

Omcer L. ~. hOWhnH was thhon iuttS
III last night while on duty.
Yesterday officers " eed and Fonck
arrested four Cinnamon for conducting 4
lottery game.
The Michigan Society will meet to-
night at Pythian Castle. in the Ham
mond Block, Spring street.
n. w. Oorrill, Manager Of the Pacific
Bridge Company, is in the city preparing
for the erection Of the Also street car
bridge.
Yesterday the tabernacle building as
II stands was sold to II. W. Mills foi
sll00 to be removed from the grounds
where II il.
Yesterday the police got into a Chi
nese lottery den aud took In a gang Of
Celestialz for wooing the tickle goddess
OF fortune in the sale and purchase of
tickets.
Pedro Lanes was convicted Thursday
by jury before Judge Cheney Of putiing
sirychnine In the drinking water Of his
employer last August. He will be SEN
fenced TO day.
AL osthoff, Of the Olympic, while re-
turning from San Francisco last Thurs
day, had bis boots stolen from the car
at Sumner. Another passenger lost her
saichel, which contained some money.
Officer Jones reports a man missing
by the name of William II. Bradbury.
He is described as being tall, slim,
sandy complexioned, with gray whiskers
and moustacbe, and well dressed in a
dark suit
The dog catcher has resumed opera
tons and yesterday struck snag in the
person of Jean Luscombe, who objected
10 having bis canine taken up Jean
was arrested and gave $40 bail for his
appearance.
Violet's excursion car leaving for the
East on Monday can be seen and inspect
ed during the day and tomorrow at the
Union Depot. Col. Violet proposes TO
receive" ut 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon
ON board the car,
The police yesterday morning at an
early hour ''raided game" and pulled"
half dozen John Does" who were
quietly "buckng the tiger" over game
If poker in the back room of prom.
inent cigar store.
Mr.. N. G. Carter is arranging for an
excursion TO San Diego, to go down on
the Santa Rosa on the 22d instant and
return by the G. s. Railway. twill be a
good opportunity to see large portion
Of the country, including Riverside.
The following were this week elected
officers Of the Y. NJ. c. A.; Lyman
Stewart President; II. W. Mills, First
Vice President; M. l.. Wicks, Second
Vice. President; A. III. Voight, Treasurer;
j.. T.. Myers, Recording Secretary; f. j.
Culver, General Secretary.
The Athletic Club gave one of its de.
lightful ladies nights last evening at
the rooms in Downey Block. A Number
Of the lady friends of the members were
present and the evening was one OF
much pleasure. Messrs. A. l.. Bath, o.
II. Lockhart and w. A. Barker com.
prised the committee of arrangements,
while Mr. II. J. Fleischman, ably MS.
slStt Il by mesBrs, 1enuietOn, Auunih anu
Wagner. managed the floor.
Tonight the members of the Turn
vcrein Germania will give their annual
mas querade ball at Turnverein Hall, on
Spring street These occasions are al
ways pleasant, but 1t is the intention of
the management to make the affair
tonight surpass all previous efforts.
Handsome prizes will be offered for the
most elegant and original costumes. The
music will will be good and a delightful
time is assured.
A telephone message came to the
HERALD office this morning that officer
Weed had lost his horse out on Pico
street. 1t was not stated whether Weed
was on the horse at the time il was lost,
and some are fearful that Weed has met
the fate of his animal and got lost also.
1t is sincerely to be hoped that such is
not the case. The horse is dark bay
and had saddle and bride on. " eed's
description will be given when it is as
certained that he is lost.