Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-30
NEWS NOTES.

The Los Angeles Rife Club will shoot
this afternoon at its range. A full at.
tendance is expected.
An endorsed check for $l42, signed
Dalles and Avery, was picked up in the
street yesterday, and is at the Police Sta.
ton awaiting Identification.
Half dozen vags were sent to tine
County Jail yesterday. San Fernando
contributed one for term of ten days,
and Pomona three each for term of ten
days.
City Clerk Teed has finished his an.
nual report, which is complete exhibit
OF the transactions of the city for the
year. twill be presented to the Council
on Monday.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $210,217 and were 92 in
number. Of these AZ were for more
than 81 900 each, and Is were for nomi-
nal considerations.
Ben Flanagan was arrested yesterday
and charged with petit larceny for the al
legged stealing of corset from Spring
street store. What use he has for a cor.
set is not apparent.
Commencing to-day, the Sunday train
over the Santa Fe which leaves this city
for Duarte at 6 80 P. NJ. and arrives from
Duarte at 9:15 A. M, will be abandoned
until further notice.
Mr.. George W. Glowner, the attorney
for the plaintiff in Haley vs. Haley, is
dissatisfid with the termination of the
case in Judge Hutton's court and will at
once appeal to the Supreme Court.
Louis T. Jacobs, the colored politician
who wanted to be janitor of the City
Hall and tried his hand at perjury to
help. gain his point, was arraigned before
Justice King yesterday and admitted to
bail In the sum of 5000.
Robert Hestin and Lloyd Hall are two
very diminutive Pasadena boys who ran
away from home yesterday and walked
to Los Angeles. An officer picked them
up on the street late last night and gave
them lodging in the police station.
Humane Officer Wright has a numer-
ously signed petition asking that he be
appointed to the police force at half pay
of a regular officer. Some of the most
prominent citizens have attached their
names to the petition which is now be.
fore the Board.
Michael Foley was arrested on Spring
street yesterday afternoon by Officer
Auble on suspicion. A number of ladies
have had purses snatched from their
hands OF late, and it is believed that be
can be identified as one who has tried
this method of robbery.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association, aiIed by
the members and offers of the Associa.
ton, will receive young men on New
Years day at the Young Mems building
212 w. Second street. Reception from
I'm. to 10P.M
City Tax Collector D. w. Field, yes
terday settled with the city and delivered
the keys of his office to Mr.. L. ]. Thomp.
son, the newly elected Tax Collector
Mr.. Field was elected Public Admins
traitor at the county election and will
take possession of his new office OIL
Wednesday next.
Msssrs. Il. 3. Crocker & Co. have sen
us their beautifully bound and illustrated
calendar for 1889. The calendar of eacl
month is accompanied by q local scene
done in colors and gold and elegantl,
Autographed. Some of the Yosemite
scenes are entirely new, and finely re
produced. August is Illuminated with /
view of Alcatraz and the Golden Gate
the tone Of which is particularly soft anc
mellow.
City Clerk-elect M. f. Stiles yesterday
fled his bond with City Auditor Teed