Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-04
NEWS NOTES.

The funds for the payment of the Su-
pervisors of Election arrived yesterday
Acacia Charter o. E. S. will meet to-
morrow afternoon at No. 25 North Main
street.
The installation of the newly chosen
officers of Cpur de Lion Commandery,
No. 9. K. T., took place at the Masonic
Temple last evening.
Chew Opp, Pomona Chinaman, was
brought to the County Jail yesterday
where he will remain sixty days for the
offense OF petit larceny.
Herman Hoff, the brother Of Clara,
was brought to the station last night.
He had run away from home. This is
an old trick of the youth.
All Chung was caught on Main street
Yesterday by Officer Dunn, having a
deadly weapon concealed on his person.
He was brought to the Station.
Col. Jim Eastman's name appears
very regularly on the police books in
these days, sometimes for drunk and
sometimes for nights lodging.
Transfers of real estate yester day
amounted to $8O,370 and were GA in
number. Of these "a we're for more
than 81 900 each, and 20 were fer nomi-
nal considerations.
The Central w. G. 7. U. will meet at
P. M. to-day in the Trinity NJ. E. Church
South. Subject for discussion, Sabbath
Observance. All are invited.
The cost of the advertising and print
ing for Los Angeles county during 1888
quent lists and the great register.
Stanton Post, 6. a. r., Stanton Corps,
w. R. c., will hold public installation
of officers at the Masonic Temple, 291a
North Spring street, this evening at 80
O'Clock.
Ed Webber, who exposed his person to
some children over in East Los Angeles
last Sunday, was tried before Justice
Austin yesterday and sentenced to serve
200 days in the county jail.
Rev. D. j. Griffin, who has been
preaching this week at the Nadeau Base
ment Mission, corner of First and Spring
streets, has consented to remain over
Sabbath, and will preach every night.
Rev. DIR. Schneider, who has accepted
the call to Little Rock, where he has
been elected unanimously as Rabbi for
q term of three years, will lecture this
evening at 80 in the Synagogue in
German.
The Society of Kings Daughters will
meet Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock in
the parlors of Fort-street M. E. Church.
TSere will be an election of officers for
the ensuing year, and full attendance
of all the members is earnestly desired.
Mr. Mcfarland says that he is willing
to match himself against any one in the
city for twenty-four hours pedestrian
contest, stakes to be from 500 to $3.50 a
side. He will run against Murdock as
soon as available grounds can be pro-
cured.
Captain Moody was presented with
handsome gold headed cane by the men,
bers of Lawson's Patrol. Captain Moody
has been appointed Deputy United
States Marshal, and will no more pre-
side at the door of the Grand Opera
House.
James Powelson, who is accused of
being vagrant and is said to be prom
inent member Of the "mac" fraternity,
has been waiting for some time for a trial
in Justice Austin's court. Yesterday he
put in a plea for change of venue. He
thinks that Justice King will be more
likely to give him fair trial.
Health Officer Reese reports IS deaths
during the month Of December. OF
these were caused by typhoid fever, 10
by consumption, 7 by heart disease, 6 by
old age, by diphtheria, by membra
GUS Group, and by commissions. Forty
were males and 25 were females. Thir-
teen were born in Los Angeles and 25
were foreigners.
The people at 260 North Main street
telephoned to the police station last
evening that there was crazy German
woman there on their hands and they
did not know what to do with her. The
patrol wagon was sent down and the
woman was brought to the station. She
gave her name as Lille Kiohne, but was
unable to render much account of herself.