Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-14
Local. news Notes.

Tho. 8. Miller, who exhibited pistol in a
threatening manner. will be tried this
morning by Justice Austin.
The colored citizens hold a meeting to-
night at Manufacturers Hall. The Echo
Giee Club will furnish music.
j. 8. Chadwick. who is accused of having
sent threatening letters to a Mrs. Winters,
will be examined by Justice Austin TINS
morning
a. Schneider, the victim of the stabbing
afffay at the Cape Horn saloon on Monday
night, is resting easily, and there is no APP
pearance of immediate danger.
W. W. Weed, the shorthand reporter for.
feited $40 deposit in the Mayors court yes
terday for having gone off on one of his pc.
riodical vulgar toots on Tuesday.
Mr.. John Miner, the genial Deputy
County Treasurer, is in a state of great re-
ioiciug at the arrival of a son and heir at
his happy home. Miner was always
happy, but his present happiness beats the
original.
Athief crawled into Mesmer's saloen. on
Requena street, through the front door
transom yesterday morning. and distracted
objects OF value were overlooked or unde-
sired, as they were untouched.
There is a fine picture of the rock OF
Gibraltar exposed in the window of the Lon
don clothing store. corner of Spring and
Temple. 1t is the work of the late G. J..
Denny of San Francisco, and Is owned by
c. F. Townsend of this city.
From Tuesday afternoon the two gorgeous
new passenger cars and the new baggage
car commenced running on the Cotton
local. They are very decided improve
ment upon the cars used heretofore, which
themselves gave little cause of complaint.
rt,xfo Nsllar lsst ;sh hoII
ing a revival meeting each evening during
this week, at the Main street Methodist
church. at which many are being brought
into the Kingdom. She is an entertaining
anc instructive expounder of the scriptures.
The track of the L. A. & s. G. V. r. R. is
laid 10 Myrtle avenue in Monrovia, and ties
and rails are ready to extend the road to
the San Gabriel river. On the first of No
yember a fast train will be put on to run
from Los Angeles to Dusrte and night
Opers train will be run to the city three
times week.
Mrs. 0'Dea, the woman who was arrested
by officer Spencer for being unkind to her
two little children, on Tuesday, whilst in
toxicated, was released by the Mayor yes
terday after fatherly lecture from him.
She was ready to take the cast-iron temper
ance oath, but His Honor told her he pre-
ferred to let her wait until she had over
COmt HtI hCiNoushCoS, Was uullc
painful.
Jack Burk, the pugilist, said to be one of
the cleverest men on the green earth. and
who is to fight Jim Carr in this city on to-
morrow night, arrived in this city yester-
day. HERALD reporter met Mr.. Burk last
night and found him as pleasant personally
as he is powerful physically. Burk is conf
dent of his ability to do" Carr in the stipu
lated FIVE rounds. The contest will doubt
less be an interesting one. as both men are
in excellent shape and anxious TO win.
Germania Hall saloon, 80 N. Main street,
zyas entered early yesterday morning by
a rear W indow, and SC in small change, and
valuable scarf-pin were taken out of the
till Joseph vOgel, the proprietor, who
was in his bedroom at the rear OF the sa.
loon, heard a noise in the night, but paid
no attention. to It, burglar who broke in
the saloon of J. w. Westerhagen, "a n.
Main street. during the small hours yester-
day morning, was only rewarded by a haul
of 81 in cash, which he took out of the
draWar