Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-11-18
NEWS NOTES.


animals by Justice Austin yesterday.
John Crowey was sentenced to ninety
days in the County Jail yesterday for
vagrancy by Justice Austin.
Joseph Sheckles of Pomona was
brought in yesterday to serve five days
for having committed misdemeanor.
The sixth annual ball of Orange Grove
Lodge No. 81, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Firemen, will be given at Armory Hall
November 2Sth.
The Kech Choral Society held most
successful practice on Wednesday even
ing. 1t is their intention to render The
Daughter of Jairus early in December.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $57 ,254, and were 81 in
number. Of these 10 were for nominal
considerations and II were for more than
$1,000 each.
J. ]. Donovan, who was accused of
having embezzled So in cash and some
checks, was discharged by Justice Aus
tin yesterday, no case having been made
against him.
John O'Dea was examined yesterday
before United States Commissioner Van
Dyke on charge of selling liquor to In
dians at San Bernardino. He was held
to answer in $3.50 bail.
A laborer by the name of T. J. New
man, in the employ OF the city of Santa
Ana, fell dead at half-past II yesterday
morning from heart disease. An inquest
will be held on his body at Santa Ana
this morning. He leaves wife and one
child.
F. F. Montys was examined by JUS
tice Austin yesterday on charge OF as
sault to murder, and held to answer on
bond OF 81 1000. He had become involved
in row with some man on the night of
the election and had drawn revolver
and used it recklessly.
Richard Cornell, of Kurtz street, got
drunk about week ago and made good
deal of row in the house, knocking
down the stove and smashing up the fur
niture. He was arrested for disturbing
the peace, and yesterday pleaded guilty
70 Justice Austin. He was fined 500
1t is understood that General Miles
will start for San Francisco, his new
station, in a few days, and will offer for
sale his horses and carriages before he
starts all of which may be seen at the
Military Headquarters Stables on Hill
street, near Sixth.
Last Friday evening Deputy Constable
Jenkins discovered a fire in the house of
Max Tradel, No. 100 Lazard street. A
lamp had exploded. He rushed in and
threw his overcoat over the blazing oil
and succeeded in putting it out. 1t
spoiled the coat, however.
A man by the name of Alex McDon-
aid was found yesterday morning by the
officer whose beat is near the CONNER
cial-street depot, in house on Alameda
street. He was unable to give salts
factory account of his presence there,
and was taken to the station and booked
for burglary.
Deputy Constable Case of Lancaster
started down from Lancaster yesterday
with five boys who had been found
guilty by the local magistrate of a mis-
demeanor. They had burned quantity
of shingles. One of the boys escaped
but the other four were incarcerated at
the County Jail on a twenty days SEN
tence.
Three Norwalk Mexicans by the name
OF Colina got into row few days ago
with some of their neighbors, and all
three Of them we're brought to the
county jail yesterday. Two of them
we're entered for disturbing the peace,
and the other, Porfillo Colina, was held
to answer to charge of assault to mur-
der.
The first meeting and free entertain
ment this season Of the popular Illinois
Association will be held next Tuesday
evening at Fischer's Academy, No. 229
South Spring street, commencing at 7
O'Clock, to which everybody is invited.
After the adoption of new constitution
aud the election of officers an excellent