Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-23
NEWS NOTES.

W. E. Gordon was fined $25 yesterday
by Justice Lockwood for the larceny
of pair of trousers.
Yesterday Justice Lockwood fined
Frank Guastori $40 for refusing to give
any account of his property to the asses
sor.
natives of Great Britain, were admitted
to citizenship yesterday by Judge Me-
Kinley, in Department 6.
Antonio Fernandez. who is charged
with having threatened to kill Rosa
Gonzales. will be tried before Justice
Lockwood on the 9rd of next month.
The case against the McCormacks,
charged with keeping house of prosti-
tuition, was postponed in Justice Austin s
Court yesterday until tomorrow MORN
ing.
A complaint was sworn out yesterday
against three boys by III. W. Altman,
who are charged with having stolen two
pairs of shoes from Kline's store, at the
corner of First and Main.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to $3.50 ,405, and we're 81 in
number. OF these, 81 were for more
than 81 900 each, and % were for NOM
inal considerations.
Tuesday evening farewell party was
rendered Miss Meade and Miss Ella
Nash, at their home, 34S South Main
street, on the event of their departure
for Buffalo, N. Y. The evening was very
pleasantly spent, dancing being INDUCED
in to late hour.
The trial of Mexican by the name of
Ballastrieri, charged with exhibiting a
deadly weapon in rude and threatening
manner, is in progress before Justice
Savage. Ballastrieri was arraigned on a
charge of assault with q deadly weapon
q few days ago, and was dismissed.
Our evening contemporary evidently
got hold of the wrong cut yesterday al.
ternoon when it published the picture OF
Tom Ochiltree, or somebody else's, for
that of Senator John P. Jones. The
Nevada Senator is too we'll known here
for that cut to impose on anybody.
Acquisition to the Medical Fra.
ternity.
DR.. P. j. O'Neill has opened an off ce
in the Valla block, corner Los Angeles
and First streets. The Doctor is a grad.
uate of the University Medical College,
in this city, and also graduate of Jetter-
son Medical College, of Philadelphia, and
of the Post Graduate Medical School, OF
New York. The following are some of
the eminent professors whose names are
on his diplomas
]. NJ. Da Costa, M. D., L L. D.; Rob-
erts Bartholow, A. NJ. NJ. D., L L. D. !;
s. w. Groos, NJ. D., L L. D.; Theo-
philius Garvin, NJ. D., L L. D.. Henry
Chapman, NJ. D.; John FL. Brinton,
M. D.; ]. W. Holland, NJ. D.; w. S.
Forbes, M. D.; J. P. Widney, A. NJ,
M D.; w. LIE Movne Wills, NJ. D.; G.
W. Lssher, M D.. H. W. Maynard, NJ. d.
William Hammond, M. D.; D. B. st.
John Roosa, NJ. D., Ii. D.; Frederic
Sturgess, M. D.; Thomas Slattherwaite,
M. d. Charles L. Dana, M. D.. Andrew
H. Smith, NJ. D.; w. Oliver Moore,
M. D.; A. l.. Ranney, M. D.; Bacche
NICE. Emmett. M. D.; Geo. Henry Fox
M. D.; William H. Porter, NJ. D..
Stephen Burt Smith, M. D.; G. A. Won
Randohz, M. D.. Senic D. Powell, NJ. D.
Horace F. Hanks, M. D.; Lewis S.
Pelcher, NJ. D.; Henry Garrigues, NJ. D.
Charles Carroll Lee, NJ. D.; j. R. Nell
sen, M. D.; G.. M. Hammond, M. d.
G. B. Fowler, M. D.. Clarence G. Rice,
M. d.. Robert Able. M. D.; Morris
Longstreth, NJ. D.; ]. Ewing Mears,
M. D.
The HERALD wishes DIR. O'Neill success
and prosperity in his professional career
in Los Angeles