Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-09
NEWS NOTES.

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Health Officer MACEDONIAN reports 46
deaths during the month of April, and
Al births were recorded at his Office.
J. B. Clancy, an old soldier, got
forty-day sentence from Police Judge
Stanton, yesterday, for being drunk and
disorderly.
Alfred Coover and Francisco Graciola
were arrested yesterday on the suspicion
that they were concerned in recent
burglary case.
Ed Godfrey, colored man, was tried
yesterday in Justice Savage's court for
threatening to kill John E. Williams. He
was discharged.
The new time card over the Santa Fe
will be ready in day or two. The
overland train will leave at S AS A. NJ.
under the new arrangement.
William Dillon, who was arrested in
this city Tuesday and sent to Bakersfield
to be tried for grand larceny, is believed
to be one OF the Pixley train robbers.
1t is reported that Professor James, of
Long Beach, is lying dangerously sick
DR.. Wood, his physician, fears softening
of the brain. He has been unconscious
since Sunday.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $103 1856, and were SO in
number. Of these 32 were for more
than 81 900 each, and II were for NOM
inal considerations.
Mrs. P. w. Forman swore out search
warrant yesterday, which would allow
her to look through the trunks of a
servant girl, whom she had suspected of
having stolen some iewelry.
The case of Frank Beralto. charged
with assault to murder, came to an end
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon in
Judge McKinley's court. The Jury,
after hearing all the evidence, found de-
PENDANT guilty.
Meier Silverner, young man who
works in Commercial street second
hand store, was fined SIS yesterday by
Police Judge Stanton for disturbing the
peace of K. Hassen, one of his neighbo
ing store-keepers.
Many people are wondering why the
British flag has been flying for the last
ten days from the window of Consul
Mortimer on Main street. The reason is
is because the English have captured
Catalina Island.
The case of E. Sorabjee against G. M.
Stimson ct al, to recover 81 $3.50 paid on
the purchase of lands at the Puente, is
on trial before Judge Wade. The
plaintiff alleges that the defendants did
not keep up to their promises.
Charles A. Codori, the compositor,
who struck another man on the head
with a stone last Sunday morning, was
dismissed yesterday IN Police Judge
Stanton's Court. 1t was held that the
act was committed in self-defense.
Frank Thompson, who is charged with
having stabbed an expressman in the
abdomen, was brought before Police
Judge Stanton yesterday on the charge
OF assault to murder, and was placed
under bonds of 81 600. His examination
was set for May 10th.
A special session OF the Grand Lodge,
A. o. U. W., will be held in Los An
gees on the 25th instant. Grand Master
Young, OF San Francisco, Grand Fore
man Adams, OF San Luis Obispo, and
Grand Lecturer W. H. Barnes, of San
Francisco, will be in attendance.
At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the Sespe Land and Water
Company held Tuesday, the following
Directors were elected: ]. d. McNab, OF
hlV6Tblu65 VI. DOuoWOTIu, w. II.
Goucher, DR.. G. E. Claucius, and Francis
Bates, of this city, and at the Directors
meeting J. D. McNab was elected Presi-
dent; NJ. Dodsworth, Vice-President; F.
@. Howes, Treasurer, and Francis Bates,
Secretary.
Mrs. B. Turner, the pawnbrokeress,
against whom a complaint was sworn
out, yesterday, by reason of her alleged
failure to produce a watch on which the
owner was willing to pay the amount
due, was discharged yesterday without
legal action. When the owner of the
watch gave notice that he had sworn out
the complaint she returned the article
and declared that she had never rightly
understood the case or she would have
returned it before.
At meeting of the District Lodge of
l. o. G. 7. of Los Angeles county, held
in East Los Angeles, Tuesday evening,
the following officers were installed:
Past Chief Templar, Ivan R. Moor Chief
Templar, Maggie Clark; Vice-Chief
Templar, Mrs. N. A. Peabody; Superin-
tendent of Juvenile Templars, Mrs. L. j.
Hutchinson; Secretary, Harry A. Odell :;
Assistant Secretary, Jessie Blackman !;
Financial Secretary, Lester S. Moor !;
Treasurer, Arthus j. Reeve; Marshal,
Waller A. Moor; Deputy Marshal, Josie
Whitaker; Chaplain, Frank Z. scheid-
Ter; Guard, Miss Maggie Todd Sentinel,
William Wier.