Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-31
NEWS NOTES.

HOtel Lei OOrOuduo.
John Welsh was arrested yesterday
afternoon on suspicion.
The Cosmopolitan Political Club met
at No. 152 Alameda street last evening.
Otto G. Ochs, native OF Germany,
was naturalized in Department yester-
day.
Mary Becker, IL years old, was sent
to Stockton by Judge Wade as insane,
yesterday.
The Texas Association will hold a
meeting this evening in Fischer Hal,
Spring street.
The Los Angeles Social World was sold
Yesterday for 1925 to Mr.. Carron, assig-
nee for Mr.. w. A. Clinton, its former
proprietor.
The opium smokers were brought be-
fore Justice Lockwood yesterday and
fined, one of them fifteen and the other
ten dollars.
The Logan Post and Woman's Relief
Corps will give social this evening.
A choice musical programme has been
arranged for.
James Moore and William King were
arrested yesterday afternoon for petit
larceny. They made off with several
bottles of beer and some shoes.
The name OF Jose Pima, OF Santa
Monica, was entered on the books OF the
County Jail yesterday. He will remain
thirty days for disturbing the peace.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $91, $40, and were 81 in
number. Of these 25 were for more than
$1,000 each. and 16 were for nominal
considerations.
Registration for the coming election is
going on at lively rate at the County
Clerks office. 1t is estimated that a
thousand names will be added to the
Great Register.
The Peoples Home Savings Bank of
San Francisco filed articles of incorpora-
tion with the County Clerk, in anticipa
ton of opening branch in this city.
The capital is $900,OO0.
The Signal Service Office received a
bulletin last night to the effect that
cold wave will occur in Nebraska on
February 1st, at 8 O'Clock A. M, when
the temperature will fall about five
degrees.
A number of Cinnamon who got inter-
ested in the celebration of their New Year
yesterday, SO Jar forgot themselves as to
play fan tan in public. Fourteen of them
were arrested and taken to the police
station.
There is much interest already man.
tested in the forthcoming sermon of DIR.
Fay on "What must do to be saved ?"
The reverend gentleman will probably
discuss the subject of revivals and re-
yivalists-including Sam Jones.
Peter McNoah, nephew Of ex-Mayor
Moffat of Detroit, died yesterday morning
at the residence of Con Mallory, on Hope
street, of consumption. He came here
for his health, but the change OF climate
was made too late to be OF service to
him.
Gertie Snyder, 16.year-old girl with
an unfortunate reputation, was arraigned
before Justice Savage yesterday on the
charge of petit larceny. She is accused
of having stolen $40 from well-known
citizen, for whom she worked as a
domestic.
The arrangements for the Orphans
Home Charity Concert are progressing
very satisfactorily. The leading musi-
clans are cheerfully doing their best to
make the programme one of the finest
ever given in this city. The sale of the
tickets is already quite large.
Mr.. S. E. Bisbee, the ever.cordial pro-
prietor of the Opera House Parlors, COM
plains that his arm is 80 sore that he can
hardly raise it from bis side. 1t is all
on account of blithssome boy, who
made his debut on Saturday evening
last at 20 minutes to 6.
Chief of Police Cooney sent a telegram
to Ell Paso yesterday to learn the where
abouts of Ray Ross, young man who
used to work at Spring-street restau-
rant. He was entrusted by lady, who
boarded at the restaurant, to send an ex.
press package for her, and as he and the
package both disappeared she asked that
a search be made for him.
The examination of Robert Levine
continued through the day in Justice
Austin's court. The prosecution finished
its case and the defense offered number
of witnesses. The location and acts OF
the defendant through the evening and
night in question were shown by the tes-