Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-15

III VI tNaA CDbhhb yCnNtlnhy
amounted to $4,000
A man named Chas. Yado was ar
rested yesterday on the street and
booked as insane.
A telephone 10 being put up at the
Puente oil wells to connect with the
city system In Los Angeles.
His Honor the Mayor yesterday after
noon disposed of twenty-five cases for
minor offenses. The grist was a large
one.
The Los Angeles Improvement Com
pauy yesterday received large lot Of
fine trees to plant in the park out on the
cable road.
There we're fifty.four deeds to real es-
tate put on record in this county ytster.
day. The consideration was away up,
close TO 100000.
Officer Fletcher last night arrested H..
Buckly and A. Gonnoyle on suspicion Of
being implicated in a recent robbery.
They were jailed.
Col. o. H. Violet arrived home on
Sunday with nice party Of excursion.
lists see king recreation or homes in the
sun kissed paradise.
Col. Wells has rested easily all the
time since his attack on Saturday.
Y Yesterday he was well enough to sign a
paper to be filed In Perkins. Baldwin
case.
Messrs. Williams & Mckinley yester-
day began suit against the county on be-
half of John Hall to recover $2500 fees
alleged to be due the plaintiff for the
famous jail plans.
The case Of the people vs.. Charles
Gassen was yesterday continued for the
session. because of the unfortunate i'll.
ness of Col. G. Wiley Wells, senior
counsel for the defense.
Valenzuela, convicted Of cattle steal.
ing on two counts, was yesterday sen
fenced to five years in San Quentin Oh
the first count and two years on top
thereof on the second count.
During Saturday and Sunday the
police made thirty-three arrests for dis
orderly conduct, drunk and disorder
ly, fighting and other minor offences.
This was the storm following the late
long calm.
Mrs. Ida Hatch, wife of Judge d. p.
Hatch, was yesterday admitted to prac.
tice as an attorney Lefore the Superior
Court Of this county. The lady is a
graduate of the Hastings Law School at
San Francisco.
There were no less than six marriage
licenses issued yesterday. The divorces
granted numbered three. A philosophic,
arilhmetical and experienced Benedick
figures out that there were eighteen
hearts made happy in the above pro-
ceedings.
The Los Angeles Base Ball club
played friendly game with a picked
nine Sunday. defeating them by score
of 30 to 2. The Los Angeles boys APP
peared in their new uniforms. Next
Sunday the San Bernardino club will
play here.
Attention is called to the great an
nual picnic of the Emerald Club, which
is to take place next Sunday. 1t will
be the greatest picnic of the season and
tax the carriages aud the railway to the
utmost to carry the passengers to and
fro. Tickets can be obtained as per adj
vertisement in the HERALD.
Saturday evening Deputy Constable
Altamirano arrested man in Sonora
town by the name of Thompson, who is
charged with burglary at Santa Ana,
and is wanted at San Pedro on criminal
charges. II Thompson is identified as
the man wanted at Santa Ana, 500 re-
ward is due Altamirano for the capture.
Last Saturday there arrived in this
city Mr.. Francis Mex cone from Farther,
Ballyconnell, County Cavan, Ireland.
He came in search of brother eighteen
years old, who had been absent from
home long time and from whom 10
word had been received. The young
man was discovered here within few
hours.
Funeral services were held Sunday at
Orr & Sutch's undertaking parlors over
the remains of Mr.. w. f. Duncan, the
young genJtetldu rum INtSpufSh WIN
died Friday at Santa Monica. Mr..
Robinson, of the East Los Angeles M.
Il. Church, conducted the services. The
remains will be shipped East to-day.
Mr.. James Meredith has proven friend
indeed to the sorrowing widow in this
time of severe affection. He was untir-
ing in his efforts to make her burden as
light as possible.
Yesterday an alteration took place at
the hay.market on Los Angeles street
between Charles Campbell and a man
named Siebert. Both were arrested,
Campbell ON charge of assault and bat.
terry, who was held to answer in bail Of
$40; and Siebert of assault with a deadly
weapon, who was held in $500. Mr..
Campbell states that he and Siebert had
some words about the price of hay, and
Siebert drew knife on bin, whereupon
he knocked his assailant down.
The Republican Executive Committee
reports STOPS collected for the expense
fund to be used at the State Conv
IL was reported that Armory Hall had
been secured. The statement WAS made
by Charles Crocker that the railroads
would carry delegates at half fare. On
motion of Col. w. s. Moore the names
of II. D. Barrows, Col. j. j. Warner,
T. A. Carey, Geo. J. Clarke and Col. L.
5. Hall were added 10 the general COM
mittee, aud all of the above-named gem
tlemen W. re assigned to the Reception
Committee.