Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-05
LocnI now. Norn..

The case Of Pico VS.. Cohn will be resumed
on Monday.
VIM. B. Cooper, insane, was arrested by
] Officer Fletcher OH Fifth street yesterday
afternoon and taken to the county jail.
The Los Angeles and San Gabriel Valley
Railway publ. b new time table. to take
effect this morning, in another column.
Two dark brown mules broke out OF their
| Stable at Gao Hill street yesterday at P. NJ,
and were not recovered. The owner Ia II.
7. Myers.
Madame Marra-voron went to Pomona
yesterday afternoon to sing at q benefit con-
cert, which took place there last night, for
the Roman Catholic Church.
John Hawks was arrested by W. Ii. Hun
ter. a deputy constable, for being drunk on
Alameda street, on the Sd. Judge Austin
hned him Is. which he paid.
Three tramps were arrested early yester
day morning by officers Reel and Benedict.
In East Los angeles, and locked up. Their
case comes up to day before the Mayor.
The brush in the gum tree plantation at
the corner Of Mission and Alameda streets
took fire at 1915 yesterday and caused an
slarm of Are. The s. r. Co, switcn engine
put out the confagration.
Melanie Axcer, residing ON Alameda
street. was acquitted yesterday by Justice
Austin, Of the charge of insulting deputy
constable, b. A. Lugo. on the night of No
vember 3rd, as he was going home.
At meeting of the Police Commissioners
officer Gilbert. suspended for drunkenness,
pended for using disrespectful lang uage to
Inc Chief OF Police, was ordered suspended
indefinitely.
Jose . Campo, 4 lsb)rer. who beat his
wife. Katie O'Campo, on the 25th of October.
on Commercial street, was adjudged guilty
of battery by Justice Austin, yesterday.
He will be sentenced this morning. Mean
while he will remain in jail.
John I. Hogan. an opium fend, was fined
$50 By the Mayor yesterday In the ab-
sence OF wealth he will languish for thirty
days. The case of VIM. Abbott for hitting
the pipe was continued till the 22d. He
was allowed to 60 out on 800 bonds.
James O'Reilly. who on the oath october
SHOT off f. D. Frazier's ear at Ravenna, dur
ing row concerning soma gold ore. was
examined yesterday by Justice Austin, on
the charge of assault with intent to murder.
His examination will be concluded at .
o'clock this morning. He is out on $500
bail.
A new telephone wire is to be built to
by the end of next week. which
will go by way of the Arroyo Seco. The
Raymond Hotel will be connected by tele-
phone with the outside world by next Tues
day and telephone line il to be con-
structed from Pasadena to Lamanda Park
and Monroyia.
Forty-six Of the prisoners confined in the
city Jail who are employed on the chain
gang, refused to go to work yesterday morn
ing. and could not be made to go out. Five
of the prisoners went out. All those who
refused to work were put on short COM
mons. Eleven OF the prisoners are suffer
ing with diseases.
jury before Judge Cheney yesterday
tried the case of the People VS.. Mrs. L. Brit.
ton, charged with assault with a deadly
weapon. and acquitted her. Mrs. L. Britton
was held for trial from Justice Ranney's
court for having, on the 18Th OF July, as
saulted Mrs. P. ). Budinger with hatohet
at Boyle Heights The row started about
some water which was running into the
grounds OF one party through the garden
hose of the other. All the people who were
engaged In the fraCas are very respectable.