Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-17
NEW S NOTES.
The Sons of ST. George give social
20 ,,;cht at Good Templars' Hall.

The Sons of ST. George give social
tonight at Good Templars' Hall.
!. County taxes are now payable and
will be delinquent after the last Monday
in December.
There is to be New Years ball for
thu benefit of the Ranchito school, at
the schoolhouse at that place. II Is to
be q select affair.
Councilman Breed has sold the Lafay-
ette hotel property on the plaza to Mrs.
Bieelow. The price paid is S5o,O0o.
The property is very fine one.
Three carloads of timber for the new
wharf at Santa Monica, were sent down
Yesterday to be used in the reconstruc.
tion of the s. P. railway wharf.
California Legion No. l, Select
knights, A. 0. U. W., give a select go.
oial at A. D. U. w. hall, Opera block,
on Saturday evening, January LIST, 1887.
; Three tramps, who were trying to find
a sleeping-place in the Mott building
early yesterday morning, were arrested
by some deputy constable and locked
ap.
.a To-day is the last day to purchase
tickets for the grand concert to be given
tonight by Prof. A. Farini at Mott
Hall. 1t will be the greatest concert OF
the season.
The tickets for the grand concert to
be given by Prof. A. Farini and his pu-
pils on Friday evening are selling rapid,
". To get good seats the tickets should
be purchased at once.
A fine sidewalk of asphaltum made in
me same manner as the pavement in the
atreets. is being made by Judge Burdick
and others on the north side of Second
street from Spring to Main streets.
Leon Lemaitre. French maauereau,
was sentenced to the county Jail fer six
ty days Wednesday by Justice Austin
for having beaten Melanie Haxaire, his
mistress, on Sunday night, on Alameda
street.
The ancient suits of E. Reid VS.. I.
w. Strowbridge, the outcome OF the
closing up of door leading from the
Saint Charles Hotel into the plaint'tf s
saloon were yesterday dismissed by stip-
ulation.
. Letters Of guardianship huve been is'
sued to John Fischer to take care of the
person and estate of Charles c. Lips,
Who has been declared an incompetent.
L. Lichtenberger and Charles r. Gault
are bondsmen and their bond is $25OO.
w. w. Rodehaver, of this place, is
booming property in Pomona, one OF
Los Angeles county's finest cities, by an
auction on Saturday. Strangers in this
eity could not find a more desirable
locality to visit. or . more favorable
time to see it.
The charming fair now being con-
Quoted by the ladies of the First Pres
,byterian Church continues to attract
attention at the pleasant rooms on Sec.
ond street, corner of Fort. 1t promises
to be financial success aud is also sure
to make many young people acquainted
and develop great deal OF matrlmony.
Juan Morales, Mexican, was brought
to the city jail yesterday afternoon by
Officer Spencer, bleeding with deep
cut over the eye. evidently inflicted
with q knife. Morales was quite intoxi'
Gated and unable to account for his
wound. After being attended by DR.
Baker he was locked up.
Prof. Farini's Chamber Concert, which
takes place tonight, promises to be very
we'll attended. The programme has
been carefully selected, and the well
known artists who will appear are sutfi'
oientIy well known in Los Angeles to
guarantee an excellent entertainment.
George Hubbard and Pat Long, two
of the thieves who 5urglarizsd the Crys.
tai Palace on the End of December, will
have their examination on an additional
charge of grand larceny on the 22d be-
fore Justice Austen. They are cha rged
with burglarixing the Peoples Store and
stealing large number of shoes.
There will be an entertainment on
Saturday night at Motifs Hall for the
benefit of the women of Stanton Relief
Corps. Major P. H. Hendershot, who
is reputsd to be the most wonderful
drummer of the world. will give solos
ON the redundant instrument, and Mrs,
Beeson will have charge of the musical
programme.
Mrs. Maude <. Lord, of Boston, the
celebrated spiritual medium, has arrived
ia the city and is stopping at the st.
Elmo. This we'll known lecturer will
speak in the city as soon as a suitable
hall can be obtained. At the close of
her lectures she will give tests to unbe-
levers to show the truth of her theories
of spirit power.
A number of photographs in a pack.
age were found on First street in gully
below Hope street, probably the prop
erty Of Mr.. King, of Cleveland, Ohio.
Some boys also found some watchguards,
but these have not been recovered. 1t
is not known how these objects found
their way to the gully, but they were
very likely thrown there by thief. The
photographs are at the police Office.
&. J. Price, granger who lives about
three miles from Los Angeles, was ar.
rested last night on Main street by Off.
Ger Rodgers, for carrying concealed
weapons. He had but thirty cents in
his pocket, but on the other hand he
had two loaded Derringers and was load
al himself Price was arrasted n coupIa
of months ago for being very drunk in
front OF the police Office, and trying to
drive team in which his wife was half
scared to death.
'Che Y. M. 4. Entertainment.
The Young Mems Institute gave a
very successful and enjoyable entertain.