Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-06-12
NEWS NOTES.

A vacancy has been created in the
Sheriff's force through the resignation OF
Csrlten Kemp.
Police Judge Stanton yesterday fined
an Upper Main street saloon-keeper S.
for leaving his horse unhitched.
Chernock and Blackman, charged with
violating the fire ordinance, were dis.
charged on trial by Police Judge STAN
ton yesterday.
Charles Campbell, charged with having
entered the residence of G. M. Evells for
purposes of burglary, was undergoing
examination before Police Judge Owens
yesterday.
Anton Russoe, man of about thirty
years of age, formerly in the employ OF
the Southern Pacific road, was taken to
the County Jail yesterday to be examined
for insanity.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $7S,567, and were Sc in
number. Of these II were for more than
$1,000 each, and IL were for nominal
considerations.
Mary Gier was brought before Justice
Lockwood yesterday on the charge OF
disturbing the peace in and around No.
81 Amelia street. The offense was COM
mitted last Wednesday.
Word was received at the Coroner's
Office yesterday that a Mexican by the
name of Filipe Brajo had fallen dead OF
heart disease at San Fernando. The in
quest will be held to-day by the Justice
Of the Peace.
James Bree was tried before Police
Judge Stanton, yesterday, on the charge
of having drawn q deadly weapon. On
hearing the case the Court decided that
no malice had been intended and the de-
fendant was discharged.
The commencement exercises of Miss
Marsh's school will be held this evening
at 8 o'clock at No. 1l19 Hill street. The
exercises will consist of music, an ad-
dress by the Rev. Mr.. Birdsall and the
presentation of diplomas.
A German by the name of Warden
knocked out deputy county assessor by
the name of j. Holden, who applied to
him yesterday to pay his poll tax. War
den claims that he has already been
compelled to pay this tax tax twice.
James Ross was tried before Justice
Lockwood yesterday on the charge of
battery. He was found guilty and will
appear this morning for sentence. He
had row with Mexican in front of the
Grand Central Hotel a week ago.
Sampson Lodge No. 148, Knights of
Pythias, celebrated its anniversary on
Monday evening en- the East Side. The
ladies were out in full force, and a very
entertaining programme was given, fol-
lowed by refreshments and dancing.
The following officers have been
selected to represent the police at the
ball match between them and the Con-
stables: Fowle (c.), Auble Il b., Craig
q b., Lahart g b., Conley (f), Dugan
(cf), Eastside (rf. }, Engemann (ss.) and
Hawley (p.)
Carl Domrick, who keeps saloon on
Alameda street, near Also, got into
fight with A. NJ. Kennedy, one of his
custom ers, y sierday afternoon, and both
were arrested. They were taken before
Police Judge Stanton, and Domrick was
fined $40 and Kennedy $40.
All who are interested in education,
and in the Kindergarten in particular,
are invited to attend a meeting to be
held in the First Presbyterian Church
next Friday at O'Clock. Mrs. L. P.
Wilson, kindergarten trainer, will read
paper, and there will be addresses by
prominent ministers of the city.
A. @. MacGrady, a young man WHO
has been staying at the United States
Hotel for some time, was taken to the