Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-04
NEWS NO EES.

The Earl Fruit Company yesterday
left town for Sacramento.
An ice-cream social will be held to.
might at Plymouth Church.
j. M. Davies, of the Depot Street Car
Company, is up at San Francisco on
business.
Philip Shriber, of Wilmington, will
spend six days in the County Jail, for
disturbing the peace.
The Peoples Theater Company is play
ing to good houses this week. The
Galley Stare is the attraction.
A huge live tarantula in the Nadeau
II otel office is attracting a good deal of
attention from Eastern tourists.
Two Cinnamon, named Tom Sing and
All Foo, were arrested last evening for
collecting swill before 10 O'Clock.
Mr. W. S. Baldwin, coast agent for the
Vanderbilt system, has gone to Chicago.
he will be absent twenty-five days.
The First Presbyterian Church, of this
city, telegraphed $2l5 yesterday morning
to aid the sufferers at YOUNGSTOWN, Penn
sylvania.
The Liquor Dealers Mutual Protection
Association will give grand family pic
mic at the Jeferson-street Park on Sun
day next.
J. W. Warren, the genial and compe-
tant electrician of the Electric Light
Company is in San Francisco visiting a
sick friend.
Frank Berome was fined $40, yester
day, by Police Judge Stanton for OBJ.
structing the sidewalk OF New High
street with beer kegs.
Paul Osborn was taken yesterday be-
fore Police Judge Staunton on a charge
OF cruelty to animals. He pleaded guilty
and received fine of $25.
Ismael Durarz swore to a complaint
yesterday, in the District Attorneys of
fee, charging a colored man, whose
name he did not know, with battery.
The committee of citizens appointed
by the Council to devise means for aid
ing the YOUNGSTOWN sufferers will meet il
the Council Chamber at o'clock thi
morning.
A private telegram yesterday Afternoon
from San Francisco announced that thu
Supreme Court reversed the order anC
Judgment in the case of the People vs
B. A. Stephens.
Transfers of real estate yesterda,
amounted to 800, IA, and were 70 IL
number. Of these % were for more thar
81 900 each, and 20 were for nomina
considerations.
FL. A. Farmer OF San Francisco hal
written a letter TO Coroner Meredith
asking whether man named Logan hal
committed suicide here within the last
three or four months.
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the men whose names were given in the
recent issue of a morning paper as no
being on the register. His name will be
found at the number 26,83S.
Henry Peros and Lizzie Lopez were
tried by Police Judge Staunton yesterday
on the charge of frequenting an opium
joint. They demanded a jury, which
was refused. The matter was taken un
der advisement.
Albert Moss was sent up from Will
mington. yesterday, to the County Jai
to stay six days, for battery. He had
only been in short time when some Of
his friends appeared to pay his fine and
he was liberated.
Health Officer MacGowan reports 81
deaths during the month of May, o.
which were from diptheria, II from
diarrheal diseases, IL from phthisis, and
IL from heart disease. Thirty-tive white
male births and go female births were
reported.
Mrs. d. @. Grayson, OF 21015 South
Spring street, will forward clothing, etc.,
to the YOUNGSTOWN sufferers, if left at hel
place. Mr.. Pridham, Superintendent Of
the Wells-Fargo Company, will give free
transportation to such contributions over
the railroad.
Mrs. Knightboch was making a greai
deal Of disturbance in the vicinity Of
Ohio and Diamond streets last evening
and Humane Officer Wright took her to
the Station. She has several times be
fore been guilty of offenses of this char
acter.
Mr.. G. o. Green, the telegraph operator
in the Santa Fe's establishment in thu
Phillips Block, has resigned and gone tt
San Francisco. His place is taken by
Mr.. r. M. Richardson. who has beer
running one OF the wires at the FRS
street depot.
Antonio Fernandez was tried before
Justice Lockwood yesterday on the
charge of making threats. He said thai
some money was owing him, and ht
proposed to have it or do something des
perate. Rosa Gonzales was the com
planning witness. Judgment will b.
given today.