Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-25
NEW S NOTES.

A 5.year-old boy was lost from 1901
Olive street, near the corner OF Ientn'
Yesterday at noon
Train No. 20, or the regular passen-
sbAr from the east, was late yesterday,
not passing here until about . O'Clock
Y. M.
= The postoffice viii be closed to-day as
an, SUNDAYS. though letters will be de-
Iivered at the window between 3 and
: p. M.
A tramp who was taken before Justice
Ranney yesterday made bold break
for liberty, but was recaptured by Con-
stable Cline.
The trial of Ira B. Kilgore, who shot
and killed Oldridge in Luitweiler's car
riage shop several months ago, comes up
on December 9th.
The freight business by the railroads
has greatly picked up of late. The
depots are ali crowded with stuff COM
ing over the lines.
The owners of the slightly lots on
Flower street, where Second street
CROSSES it, are, doing . great deal OF
work grading their property.
!, The travel by the regular trains from
all quarters has increased of late to very
full proportions. The winter influx is
full on us in the way of tourists.
The train which will carry the people
to the athletic sports of the l.. A. A.
Club at Agricultural Park leaves at $3.50
from the Commercial street depot this
morning.
E. Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Stephen Connolly and Eva Gar
rison; to C. H. Connell and NJ. S. Har.
tell; to I. A. Asbridge and anna Dutley,
Z and to j.. L. Wright and L. d. Moore.
- DR.. Thomas w. Shaw yesterday sold
his Spring street property, corner Of
Sixth street, to DR.. Gonzalez, of San
Francisco, for twenty.three thousand six
hundred dollars, an advance OF nearly
five thousand dollars since June.
DIR. 0. B. Birds entertainment last
evening was q success. The selections
were made with rare good taste.
Pictures humorous, pathetic. scientific
and otherwise were presented. We be.
speak full house for the other enter
tainments which follow.
L. Schneider and w. f. Logan. both
carpenters, were robbed of lot of their
tools worth about SIS. They swore out
search warrants yesterday for their re.
coyery, saying that they believe the
goods are in the possession of CONNER
4cial street dealer in second hand goods.
Jacob Kuster was yesterday exam-
'ined by Drs. Wise and Seymour before
Judge Brunson in regard to his sanity.
They reported him sane and he was
discharged. He is blacksmith and
was arrested few nights ago on First
street for acting violently and incohe'
rentiy.
Joe Edwards, the pugnacious drunk
ard who was arrested by Officer Rogers
on Spring street near the Court House
on Tuesday evening, creating a dis
turbance and had to be taken to the
police station on blackboard, was sen.
tsnced to 20 days in Jail by the Mayor
yesterday.
F. P. Wright a laborer at work exca.
waiting bank on Bellevue avenue, was
injured internally yesterday afternoon
by the caving in of the bank, which
threw him against wagon. Wright
was removed to the house of Contractor
w. r. Lewis, for whom he was working
and is considered seriously injured.
Hugh McMahon yesterday morning
lifted pair of No. 6 balmoral CATERS
from in front of the store of C. F. Nor.
ton, on Commercial street, and walked
off with them. Officer Rulo took him
in charge. McMahon said he was hun.
CRY and committed the larceny in order
to go to Jail and get food and lodging.
The boys w. and Fred. Forrest were
found guilty yesterday by Justice Austin
of petit larceny committed at the house
of Mrs. Banning on the hill, whore they
stole clock and q bride. If their
father. who lives in Downev, does not
satisfy the court that he will care prop
erly for his sons, Justice Austin will re-
mand them to the care of the Boys and
Girls Aid Society of San Francisco.