Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-19
NEWS NOTES.

+. ID. Nash was admitted yesterday to
practice before the Superior Courts by
Judge Warde in Department 3.
The street-car tracks on Main street
are all fixed at last, and to-day the Sixth
street cars will run through to Downey
avenue, as heretofore.
A free lecture will be given at Turn
verein Hall, on Sunday evening, by Hon.
Samuel P. Putnam, when he will review
the work done by Moody.
A number of the fan-tan players ar
rested by Constable Smith last Monday
night, was brought up and arraigned in
Justice Lockwood's Court yesterday.
The Historical Society will meet at the
Chamber otCommerce on Monday even
ing, when all who desire to cooperate in
the celebration to take place on the Both
will be present.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $67 ,586, and were 81 in
number. OF these 20 were for more
than 81 900 each, and 10 were for nom-
inal considerations.
G. W. Harcourt, who is connected
with the California National Bank, was
taken before Justice Lockwood yesterday
and fined So for refusing to give his
name to the poll-tax man.
An oil lamp at the Philadelphia Brew
cry exploded yesterday morning about
10 o'clock and the fire department was
summoned to the rescue. An employee
had his hands and face slightly burned.
No other damage.
The Prohibitionists will hold confer
ence to morrow afternoon, and public
meeting in the evening, at Longstreet's
Hall, 108 North Main street. Rev. Geo.
Morris, State Chairman, will be present
and address the meetings.
J. P. Calvin, who lives near the city
limits at the junction of Ballona and San
ia Ana avenues, complained at the police
station yesterday that thief had broken
into his house and stolen watch, some
clothes and a quantity of provisions.
Juan Amera and A. Alamante, were
arrested in East Los Angeles yesterday
morning on suspicion of being chicken
thieves. They explained that the chick
ems which they had in their possession,
had been brought in from their ranch.
Joe Clavne is on trial before Justice
Savage for stealing horse. He sold
cheap mare to man by the name of J.
X. Simpson, and afterwards, there being
some disagreement about the price, took
it back again. Some testimony was
taken and the case was continued until 8
this morning.
The children Of the Orphans Home
thank the school children of Centralia
for their splendid Easter present of fif-
teen nicely made dresses, several boys
waists, and such fine lot of undergar-
ments. Also, Miss Hammond, for beau
tifully trimmed Easter hats for all of the
girls.
H. I. Meyer was tried before jury in
Justice Savage's court yesterday on the
charge OF malicious mischief. He was
accused of having broken down a fence
belonging to Mrs. Dora Jones. The jury,
after being out some time, reported that
they were unable to agree, and were dis.
charged.
The last of the series of socials of the |
Boyle Heights Presbyterian church was
held Wednesday evening at the resi- |
dence of DR.. Charles s. Carlisle, No. 402 |
First street., Boyle Heights. There were |
about one hundred members of the |
church and Sunday school present, and |
q most enjoyable evening was spent.
A Chinaman by the name of All Kee
was taken to the County Jail yesterday
afternoon on warrant charging him
with assault with a deadly weapon.
The complaining witness, who is another
Chinaman, alleges that burglar broke
into his place Wednesday night, and
that when he attempted to catch him,
revolver over the head.