Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-17
NEWS NOTES.

There will be pluck at the Ostrich
Farm Friday, at P. NJ.
James Clark, vagrant, received SEN
tence Of fifty days from Justice Austin
yesterday.
Frank Rudolf, a vagrant, was sent up
from Santa Ana for sixty days in the
County Jail.
@. L. Green was fined $l2 and VIM.
Edwards SIS by Justice Austin yesterday
for disturbing the peace.
The case of Ed Kane, charged with
vagrancy in Justice Austin's court, is
continued until October 18th.
The case of VI. de Fonso Ybarra,
charged with perjury, is still on trial
in the United States District Court.
The examination of Lottie Stephens
for robbery was set in Justice Austin's
court yesterday for the 18th, and her bail
fixed at 81 800.
An asbestos ledge has been discovered
about four miles from Cotton. This is
the second vein found close by, another
occurring at Elsinore.
Scott Hooker, who is charged with an
assault with intent to murder, was held
to answer after an examination yester-
day before Justice Austin on bail of $500.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $131 sol and were 50 in
number. Of these % were for more
than 81 900 each, and II were for nominal
considerations.
Mr.. William Dickinson found four
Cinnamon in his store at Downey yester-
day. The burglars also entered the store
OF 7. R. Manning and carried off goods
amounting to about 800.
Constable Geo. Magee brought down
two tramps last night to be held before
the Superior Court for breaking the seal
and entering box-car of freight on train
81 at Lancaster yesterday morning.
The Texas Association will hold one of
their interesting meetings at Turner Hall
next Saturday night. Tuesday evening
is the regular time for the Texas meet
ing, but as the hall had been engaged
the meeting was necessarily postponed.
Arthur Weyermann was arraigned he.
fore Judge Gardiner yesterday on the
charge of having murdered his brother
Bernhardt. He pleaded not guilty and
asked for bail. The request was granted
and the figure set at $4,000.
The new jewelry store of Mr.. Hugh
Mauldin, in the Bonebrake- Bryson build
ing, is one of the handsomest and most
attractive in the city, both as regards its
tasteful interior finish and show win
dows, but its rich and beautiful display
OF goods.
A young girl, aged IS, was found in
sane by the Commissioner yesterday,
and will be taken north tomorrow. She
is sister of Andrew Snyder, of this
city, and is recently from Illinois, where
she was an inmate for some time of an
institution for the insane. The unfortu-
nate girls mother is similarly afflicted.
Frank Benedict, nephew of the Chief
of Police and former Deputy Sheriff,
was arrested yesterday on the charge of
shooting antelope. He gave bail in
Taney's court. Mr.. Benedict says that
while out hunting on General Beal's
ranch he got into dispute over the own
ership OF an antelope carcass, and that
the arrest grew out OF this.
Old "Lovers' Lane" now q continue
ton of North Main street beyond Ala
media, looks like anything but the en-
powered and sequestered walk it used to
be when it first took it's name from the
tender meetings of the love-smitten
swains and lasses Of Los Angeles. 1t is
now q wide, open street, with an air of
coming business greatness pervading it.
1t is fact that portions of Second
street, in it's most valuable business
parts, have never been decided to the
city, and that taxes are still levied and
paid upon sixteen feet OF the thorough
fare in front OF the Newell block. Old
San Franciscans will remember that for