Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-14
NEWS NOTES.

Two vags were sent in from Anaheim
to the County Jail yesterday for ten
days each.
Eagle Corps N. G. G. will give mill
tary ball and exhibition drill at Armory
Hall on Christmas Eve.
The Brotherhood of Railroad Brake
men will open the new S. P. depot on
New Years eve with grand ball.
John Sepulveda, who was charged with
stealing hog, was discharged by Justice
Bragg in Justice Taney's Court yester-
day.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Dominguez ar
rested J. Johnson yesterday at San Ber
nardino on charge of selling liquor to
Indians.
Next Tuesday evening at 7: 80 O'Clock
the "big Injuns" of the Iroquois Club
will meet in their wigwam to elect Off
GERS for next year.
Us. McCroy, who assaulted man by
the name of Burns with a billiard cue
several days ago. was fined SIS yester-
day by Justice Austin.
concert was given at the Third Con-
gregational Church last night The rain
interfered somewhat with the attendance,
but the programme was excellent.
Jesus Duarte, who has been serving a
term of ten days at the County Jail for
distm bing the peace, was rearrested yes
terday on the charge of assault to muir
der.
Tomorrow evening concert and ball
will be given at Armoly Hall by the
Franco American Lyric Society. An ex-
cellent programme has been prepared
for the OCCASION.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $1O4,4 and were 72 in
number. OF these % were for more
than 81 900 each, and IA were for NOM
inal considerations.
City Auditor Teed yesterday forwarded
to the Secretary of State at Sacramento,
the copies of the new charter as pre-
scribed by law. Copies were also for
warded to various members of the Legis-
lature.
John Baker, who stole the hunting
jacket Tuesday and Wednesday tried to
get reward for returning it, was yester
day tiled before Justice Austin and SEN
fenced to one hundred days in the
County Jail.
Twenty-three prisoners will be let
loose from the County Jail tomorrow
morning having served out their time.
One-third of these will probably be back
within its hospital walls again before five
days have passed.
VIM. Kerran, the constable of San
Diego who was arrested on charge OF
rescuing property seized by the U. s.
Customs officials, was examined by U. s.
Commissioner Van Dyke yesterday and
was held to answer and was liberated
without bail.
G. H. Smith, detective at Millbury,
Mass, writes to the police of Los Ange-
les inquiring as to the whereabouts of
N. B. Stephens, 60 years OF age, who is
troubled with q nervous complaint, per-
haps insanity, and who has wandered
away from his home. His wife, who is
very poor, is anxious to hear from him
and believes him to be in Los Angeles.
One of the police force picked up a
package yesterday on Hope street ad-
dressed to GAP La Fayette avenue,
Brooklyn, N. Y. From Clara" After
forgetting stamps and name Of the per-
son for whom it was addressed, Clara
finished the job by leaving the package
on the street. She can find it at the Po-
lice Station.
j. H. Moxley, colored man, was ar
rested yesterday on two charges of dis
turbipg the peace, one Of them sworn to
by his wife and one by Clarence Cole.
There was some sort of triangular row,
which was the result, Moxley says, Of
the illicit relations Of his wife and Cole.
The two latter deny this statement. He
was released on his own recognizance,
and will be tried to-day.
1t did not do John Wetmore any good
to get out of the county jail day before
yesterday. He had served his time out
of disturbing the peace, and is now
back in again on the more serious
charge CT burglary. He and his partner
went out to Florence Wednesday, and
late at night made an effort to get into
the house of John Price. They were
caught in the act and Wetmore was cap
tured and held.