Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-06
NEWS NOTES.

The Riverside Valley Hunt Club had
one of their enjoyable meets yesterday.
Grading was commenced on Franklin
street yesterday. 1t is to be at once
paved with asphaltum.
G. H. Stefens, native of Germany,
was admitted to citizenship by Judge
Van Dyke yesterday.
There was very pleasant dance given
by the proprietors of the Bellevue at
their place ON Monday night.
The Nadeau Hotel defaulter Kirke was
brought before Justice Savage yesterday.
His case was continued till March 25th.
About a week ago j. Fl. Holsworth
was found guilty of battery by Justice
Savage. Yesterday he was fined $40 fol
the offense,
Justice Austin yesterday fined James
Johns $25 for battery. Johns is cook
in Main-street restaurant. He struck
a man by the name of Strand in the face.
DR.. Choat reports that Officer Dillon
was made very happy last night by the
addition to his family of twin girls.
They have already commenced to rule
the family.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $210,415 and were 90 in
number. OF these 43 were for more than
$1,000 each, and 25 were for nominal
considerations.
A jury impaneled to try Dan Casey en-
the charge of petit larceny, found him
not guilty in Justice Austin's court yes
terday. He was accused of making off
with pair of shoes.
Isidero Rovino was arrested yesterday
on the charge of disturbing the peace
and taken to the County Jail. He was
taken before Justice Lockwood and
March 9TH set for his trial.
E. G. Watson will be tried on March
18th. in Justice Savage's court for hav-
ing, as the complaint alleges, carried
away firewood from the property of Mrs.
Margaret G. Wright, in Laurel Canon.
P. Dominguez, who rents a house on
Sepulveda street to a woman of bad re-
pute, got into a row with her yesterday
morning snd struck her in the face. He
was arrested and taken before Justice
Austin, who fined him $15 for battery.
Aaron Abbott brought charge of dis
turbing the peace against a man by the
name of Banning, and his wife, which
was dismissed Yesterday in Justice Saw
ages court on the payment of costs by
the complaining witness.
The Social Purity League will hold
mass meeting at the Methodist Church
at East Los Angeles at 7 80 O'Clock to.
night. The speakers of the evening will
be Mrs. Ridges, Mrs. Telford and Miss
Dunn. All ladies are earnestly invited
to attend.
Mrs. G. E. Robinson kept COW which
displeased certain OF her neighbors, and
they had her arrested on the charge Of
maintaining a nuisance. There was no
evidence of importance offered in the
matter, and the charge was dismissed by
Justice Savage yesterday.
Henry G. Meyer appeared in Justice
Savage's court yesterday to plead not
guilty to charge of malicious injury to
the free hold in the shape of breaking
down fence on the property of NJ. G..
Jones. He deposited $75 for his reap
pearance, and will be tried March 21st.
A man by the name OF Richard White,
whose alias is Elliott, was arrested Mon
day night for carrying several knives. 1t
appears that these were formerly the
property of DIR. Clawson, of Upper Main
street. from whom they were stolen.
Whites pals in the affair, William
Palmers and Thomas Robinson, were ar
rested yesterday.
The Parker Association Of the First
Baptist Church will meet this evening in
the lecture room OF that church. DIR.
Read will deliver the fifth of a course of
astronomical lectures, which he has un-
dertaken for the Young Peoples ociety
of his church. These lectures are highly
instructive and entertaining. The ad-
mission is free and all young people are
Invited to attend.
Underwear, Hosiery, etc.
An elegant variety now offered at 10 per