Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-05-15
NEWS NOTES.

will be given at the Emerson on Satur-
day evening.
Mary E. Hedges, of Wilmington, was
brought to the County Jail yesterday,
and booked as insane.
Edward Belmont, of Pomona, a
vagrant, was sent to the County Jail
yesterday for ten days.
Eliza Ray was brought to the County
Jail yesterday to be examined for
insanity. Excessive drink is said to be
the cause.
A bunch of keys belonging to the
County Auditors office was lost yester-
day. The finder is requested to leave
the keys at this office.
F. Company, Seventh Regiment, First
Brigade, N. G. c., will give one OF their
delightful sat homes" at Armory Hall,
on Monday evening next.
A complaint was sworn out yesterday,
charging Gilbert Lewis, colored man,
with having threatened to kill Joseph
Taylor, another colored man.
A cantata, "Under the Palms." will be
rendered this evening at the Boyle
Heights M. E. Church by the choir and
members OF the sunday-school.
W. K. Bennett and Antonio Cola, who
we've arrested Monday night for fighting,
were taken before Police Judge Stanton
yesterday, and both discharged.
There will be meeting of the Bar
Association this morning at II o'clock, in
Judge Cheney's Courtroom, to take
action upon the death of Judge Howard.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to $71,975, and were IS in
number. Of these, 81 were for more
than 81 900 each, and Is we're for nom
inal considerations.
Bill Davis was tried for indecent ex-
posture before Police Judge Stanton, yes
terday, and fined 500. AS he failed to
appear in court, his bail money was ap.
piled to the payment of the fine.
A complaint was made out yesterday
charging Charles Edens with threatening
to blow up the house in which A. G..
Fellers and his wife resided. Edens was
transferred to the county Jail to await
trial.
We are indebted to Captain G. Fl.
Hance for copy of a work written by
his nephew, Mr.. L. U. Reavis, entitled
1.-The Life and Military Services of Gen.
eral William Selby Harvey" and pub
lished in st. Louis in 1873.
A team belonging to Mr.. Stuart, of
Pico Heights, ran away yesterday, and
at the corner Of Soto and First street, the
two gentlemen riding in the buggy were
thrown out, but were not injured. The
buggy was badly broken.
James Briggs, who has been in the
habit of stealing bottles of liquor from
the show case in front of S. 7. Auvelino's
store, was tried yesterday before Police
days in the County Jail.
Juan Lopez, Joseph Cassuello, Frank
Lisaldo, Raphael Noriejo and Peter Do.
minguez were arrested yesterday for petit
larceny. They were the deputies of the
Pound Keeper who are charged with
stealing dogs out of the pound and selling
them.
James Thompson was arrested yester-
day evening for battery. The husband
of the woman who sells lemonade in
front of the Courthouse had some diff
Guilty with him and they came to blows.
The woman being within Thompson's
reach, he tried to choke her. An officer
happened along just in time to arrest
him.
The West End Board of Trade will
meet at 1916 Temple street this evening
at 7 80 O'Clock. The special subject to
come before the Board is improving
Elysian Park and the streets to approach
the park also to organize gas com PAW. |
ALI property owners and residents inter
ested in that district are urged to be
present.
On Saturday evening next Fremont
Camp, Sons Of Veterans, will give an
entertainment and ball at G. A. r. Hall
rs North Main street, in honor of the
first anniversary Of the existence of the
camp. An excellent musical, literary
and dancing programme has been ar
ranged, and the affair promises to be one |
OF the social events of the season.
Some time ago the wife Of E. Fern |
died, and Nicholson & Chase, the under
takers, buried her. Their bill for their |
services was 500. which Mr.. Fern neg |
lected to pay. The undertakers brough.