Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-22
NEWS NOTES.

The Fire Commissioners will meet this
morning at 10 o'clock.
A very pleasant ice cream social was
given at the Plymouth Church last night.
Mamie Andrews was fined $40 by
Police Judge Stanton yesterday for
PROSTITUTION.
Lancaster contributed four Migrants to
the County Jail yesterday, to remain
there ten days each.
John Murray, of Pomona, went to
sleep in box car and will now sleep in
the County Jail for ten days.
The Library Directors will meet this
morning at $50 O'Clock. Arrangements
will be made for moving the Library on
the first of June.
The case OF James Methvin, who was
charged with an assault with deadly
weapon, came to an end yesterday, when
1.-The jury found him not guilty.
Tomorrow evening John A. Logan
Post, G. A. R will give an entertain
ment at it's hall, on North Main street.
At the close of the programme dancing
will be in order.
George Pelham has been sent up q
number of times in succession for
drunkenness. Yesterday, by way of
variety, Police Judge Stanton gave him
ten days for vagrancy.
@. A. Doyle and S. Isaac, the proprie-
tors of the Peoples Theater. were tried
yesterday before Police Judge Staunton
for violation of the fire ordinance. A
decision will be given today.
Teresa Johnson, another OF the women
who was charged with soliciting, was
fined $40, yesterday. by Police Judge
Staunton. She failed to appear in court,
and her bail money was appropriated.
George Bentick was fined SIS yester-
d ay for battery by Police Judge Stanton,
and sentence was suspended. He got
into fight with L. Richter. Richter
pleaded guilty last Monday and was
saned SIS.
An entertainment and bazaar, under
the auspices of the Young Peoples
Society of Ascension Church, will be
given in Hyan's Block, Boyle Heights
tonight. A very enjoyable evening is
anticipated.
John Denmau and VIM. Hammond
two small boys, who we're charged with
stealing newspapers, were tried before
Police Judge Stanton yesterday. Ham
mond was fined $50 and sentence sus
pended during good behavior. Denmar
was discharged.
Ed. Crawford, who was accused of
selling liquor to Indians at the Needles,
on May 1st, was examined before Com
missioner Van Dyke yesterday and held
i to answer. In default of $3.50 bail, the
defendant was remanded to the County
Jail to await the action of the United
States Grand Jury.
Officer Rich, who patrols Upper Main
street reports that early in the morning
he sees great many Cinnamon bring
baskets of small articles to the second
hand stores on Upper Main street, and
it is believed that they are the booty cap
tured by thieves during the night.
The weekly meeting of the West End
Board of Trade will be held at 1912 Tenn
owner aud resident of that district,
whether member or not, is urged to be
present, as matters If great Importance
to the West End will be discussed, among
them the opening of streets and boule-
wards leading through the encircling Ely
sian Park.
Three Cinnamon, Lung, All Foo and
Huey Tuock, were caught playing domi-
noes at Santa Ana. They were arrested
fined and imprisoned. Thinking this
was not right, they sued out writ of
habess corpus, and the case came up be-
fore Judge Shaw yesterday afternoon.
The application was denied and the three
Celestials were remanded to the custody
of the Sheriff.