Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-13
NEWS NOTES.

A marriage license was issued yester-
day to F. K. Parke and Jessie NJ.
Wheeler, both of this city.
Mrs. Clara Foltz passed through the
city yesterday cn her wey tc Tucson,
Ariz., to visit her father and mother.
Evan E. Evans has made settlement
with bis creditors by paying 100 cents on
the dollar, and resumed business yes
terday.
The convocation of the members OF the
Episcopal churches of Southern Califor-
MIA will be held at Santa Ana on the
18th, 10th and 18th instant.
The Los Angeles Rifle Club will shoot
shoot will be of particular interest as it
will be for the first time at the 500-yard
target.
The case of Lizzie Abbott, who is
charged with an assault on another
woman, named Ramirez, came up in
Justice savage's court yesterday and was
continued.
A general mass meeting for women
will be held tomorrow afternoon at the
Fort street NJ. E. Church. tbs expected
that all ladies interested in social reform
will be present.
DR.. Bartlett, son of the President of
Dartmouth College, and one of the lead
ing preachers OF the East, will preach in
the Presbyterian Church to-day, morn
ing and evening.
Transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to $144, ,04O and were 1O2 in
number. OF these 35 were for more
than 81 900 each, and 10 were for nomi.
nal considerations
The detectives yesterday recovered an
overcoat which was stolen about week
ago from W. H. Mills in the lecture room
of the First Presbyterian Church, and
restored it to it's owner.
First Lieutenant H. B. Sullivan, of
Company "F )" Seventh Infantry, has
issued circular requesting the members
of his company to be prompt in their
attendance and to make it the banner
company of the State.
Antonio Laughlin, charged with bat
tsry,was arraigned in Justice Lockwood's s
Court yesterday and pleaded not guilty.
January the 25th was the day appointed
for his trial and he was allowed to go on
his own recognizance.
S. Tosetti, who was arrested on an in
dictment by the United States Grand
Jury charging him with selling liquor to
Indians, by Deputy United States Mar
shall Dominguez, was surrendered by his
.bondsmen yesterday afternoon.
A proposition to pave New High street
came up before the Board of Public
Works yesterday, but the matter was
postponed on account of Mr.. P. Beaudry's
desire to complete large building which
he contemplates constructing in the near
future.
The Domestic sewing machine agency
of Pasadena are hunting in Los Angeles
for man by the name Of Anthony, who
was in their employ for a while and COL
lected $3.50 from G. W. Jackson for the
first payment on machine and then dis
appeared.
John Swanson was tried before Justice
Lockwood on the charge of battering
Chinaman. The heathen appeared in
court with blackened eye and the testi-
mony was such as to make Swanson's
plea of not guilty of no avail. He was
fined ten dollars.
The people residing on Daily street and
vicinity complain of the poor street-car
service between Downey avenue and the
end of the route. They state that
there is but one car, which runs at ir-
regular intervals OF from 80 to As min
utes. They ask that another car be
placed in service.
Alonzo Lipham, the insane man who
was brought down from San Jose several
days ago, was taken before the Commits
sion of Lunacy yesterday and will be
sent to Stockton. He makes night hide
GUS at the County Jail by his cries and
wells. He will be taken North to-day.