Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-05
NEWS NOTES.

- AoNANS ASof JS~~ fe~ANy "NS SA'~AA 49,
the Panorama Hall last night.
There were thirty nine entries on the
books of the county Jail yesterday.
Special services are being held by Rev
DR.. Pendleton every afternoon and even
ing.
Two vagrants we're brought up from
San Pedro TO the county Jail yesterday to
serve eight days.
Justice Taney yesterday had an unusu-
ally large number of drunk and disor-
derly cases to dispose of.
Daniel Shea, who was charged with
starving horse to death, was tried be-
fore Justice Austin Monday, and found
not guilty.
John Ribber, charged with having en-
bezzled a watch, was brought before
Justice Austin yesterday, and tomorrow
was set for the day of his examination.
Christoval Penia was brought up from
Pomona yesterday on a sentence of 80
days in the County Jail for having chal-
lenged another Mexican to fight duel
with him.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to $139,716 and were SO in
number. OF these 80 were for more than
$1,000 each, and 81 were for nominal con-
siderations.
A number OF silk handkerchiefs, which
we're part OF the property stolen by
"Humpy" Lee and his gang of shop
lifters, we're recovered yesterday and
identified as having been taken from a
Japanese store on Spring street.
James Givens, the Negro who is ac-
cused of having attempted to "roll" B.
FL. Kerrick, of Anaheim, when the latter
was drunk, was examined Monday be.
fore Justice Austin and held to answer to
the charge of assault to rob, at bail of
$1,000.
Monday night, about O'Clock, raid
was made on Chinese gambling house
on Alameda street, and fifteen heathens
were caught in the act of bucking their
favor:te form of the tiger. They were
taken to the County Jail and yesterday
were let out on bail.
Five saloon keepers thought that the
police authorities were not in earnest in
their order that the drinking places
should be kept closed while the election
was in progress, and as result they ap-
peared in Justice Austin's Court yester-
day to receive fines of various magnitude
Pat Mullen, the victim of the election
dap stabbing affair on the corner Of Rose
and Davis streets, rested easily during
the day yesterday, and may recover
without serious injury. The cut is not as
deep as at first supposed. The man Car
ripgton was refused bail until Mullen g
recovery is assured.
A Chinawoman by the name of Sam
Moy was arrested yesterday by Deputy
Sheriff Botello on warrant from Santa
Barbara for grand larceny. When he
came to bring her before Justice Taney
he discovered that the authorities of this
section had prior claim to the woman
in the shape of warrant for her on the
charge Of petit larceny. She was COM
mitted to the County Jail.
About month ago man by the name
of Alex. Duley got into row with a
Mexican in the Old Canon near Santa
Monica and assaulted him. A warrant
was issued for his arrest, but he had
escaped. The authorities have been on
the watch for him ever since, and Mon
day he was caught on Main street by
Deputy Tom Botello. He was taken to
the County Jail.
Jennie Powelson, who had the hair.
pulling and scratching mill with Mamie
Andrews about month ago, was tried
before Justice King yesterday. The
women are well known members oi
the demi-monde Officer Phelan, who had
separated the Amazons, and was bitten
by dog for his pains, failed to put in an
appearance at the trial for some reason
which the District Attorney could not de
vine. The case was taken under advise
ment by the Court.