Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18
Local. news Notes.

The San Francisco express was one hour
late yesterday.
The "Uncle Toms Cabin" troupe went
north yesterday on the S. P. express.
A car Of excursionists started yesterday
for the East from Los Angeles. via Ogden.
in charge of o. M. Violet.
John Devine was sentenced yesterday to
sixty days in the county jail by Justice
2anney for petty larceny.
A carload of Savonisns, bound from
New York to San Francisco, passed through
Los Angeles yesterday via the Southern Pa
cific Company.
Mr.. E. A. Warner will leave to-day for the
and Crosby excursion to leave Chicago on
November 30th.
During the night of yesterday single,
nickel-plated harness, nearly new, was
stolen from the residence of Mrs. BudlOng,
on Budlong avenue.
Adangerous hole was reported yesterday,
at the police office, as existing in the side
walk OF the new building, at the corner OF
Spring and Third streets.
Two cattle trains, consisting OF twenty
cars each, will arrive at noon to-day from
Arizona. going to the San Joaquin valley,
to be fattened for the San Francisco market
A party of about thirty persons passed
through the city yesterday, on the east
bound Southern Pacific train, going to Ell
sinore. They intend to settle in that vicinity
and come from the East.
jury yesterday, in Justice Austin 8
court. found B. Mile not guilty of cruelty
to animals, for which complaint had been
sworn out By the Humane Society, and the
defendant was discharged.
An experimental brake, called water
brake, was pnt on yesterday on the locomo-
tive called El Governor, running between
Sumner and Tehachepi. 1t Is the largest
engine in the world.
II. ". Hill who obtained $l2.5o from a
Mr.. Parker on bogus check and plead
guilty to obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Cheney to three months in the county jail
and to pay fine of one dollar.
Mr.. c. A. Warner arrived yesterday with
an excursion of one hundred and seventy
Ave passengers. Mr.. Warner has within
the past five weeks travelled over $4,000
miles and finds strong tide setting in tie
direction of Los Angeles.
The trial OF Edward W. Jones, the aged
La Dow farmer, who, on the 9Th OF July
mingled "Rough on Rats" In the -four used
by his son. .daughier-in-law and three other
persons, with murderous intent, comes up
this morning before Judge Cheney.
The father OF Annie Nance, young Ital-
ian woman of this city who was reported
sick in a brothel at San Diego, kept by a
woman named Hattie, where she had been
placed by young fellow, left yesterday to
save her from life of shame.
One of the jewellers at the opening of the
Raymond Hotel last night lost a low cut
dancing shoe, not patent leather, near the
Raymond depot. II ANYBODY beside a one
legged man finds it he will be everlastingly
thanked by sending 1t to the HERALD office
to-day.
Albert G. Ruxton was arrested on Tues
day night on complaint made by Chas
Brode, charging him with obtaining from
him S25 by means of q bogus check. Justice
Austin set his trial for the Gath and accepted
$40 cash bond. The cases pencing against
Ruxton In Justice Ranney's court were dis
missed for want OF prosecution.
The Police Commissioners. will meet to-
day to conclude their investigation In the
matter OF Fonck. the suspended policeman.
The report of the special committee, which
charges brought against him by. Fonck, in
| dicates the probable action which the COM
missioners will take.
Four carloads of saddle horses arrived
from Texas yesterday morning to be sold In
Los Angeles. They stampeded at Bowie,
broke down the railioa corral, and es
capped. Ninety-three out Of ninety-six were
recovered. They we're driven through the
streets yesterday afternoon In true Texnn
styie' and she spectacle of a big drove OF
horses, trotting loose in the streets, was
very unusual one.
Frank Flood, o. G. Knox and Bernard
Rudigan were arrested on warrants yesteD-
day for violating the building material or
dinance. Thisrefers to the leaving OF piles
of material and holes unprotected by Ian.
terms at night. The Mayor found these men
guilty yesterday afternoon and will sentence
iine of s25 and the highest $500. Hereafter
the ordinance will be enforced not only
strictly, but severely.