Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-12
NEWS NOTES.

Inero Will O6 SOCIAL at Ot. raul S
Church this evening.
Services will be held at the Christian
Church, on Temple street, this evening.
David Kruggel, a native Of Germany
was yesterday made a citizen of the
United States by Judge Wade.
For soliciting aims on First street last
night, John Clancy was arrested by Off
Ger Schonnecke and lodged in the City
Jail.
The State Committee of the Grand
Army at a meeting to-day decided to
hold their encampment this year at San
Pedro.
Officer Boyce was suspended by the
Chief yesterday for two days, on account
OF his failure to attend court the day after
making an arrest.
T.P. Wales, formerly Of Olmsted &
Wales, has gone to Arizona. J. g. Ohm
sted remains at his old post, the Pano.
rama bookstore, as manager for the new
proprietor, Mr.. Chisholm.
William Lannigan, who was convicted
of manslaughter on a charge of having
kicked William Stick at Newhail to death,
was sentenced to eight years at Folsom
yesterday.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $64, ,464, and were so in
number. OF these Is we're for more than
81 900 each, and 80 were for nominal
considerations.
The steamer ticket which was picked
up at the Southern Pacific depot by Off.
Ger Rulo a few days ago still awaits it's
owner at the police station. 1t is good
for one steerage passage to San Francisco,
via San Pedro, is numbered 5256, and
bears the purchasers name.
The members meeting of the Y. M. G..
A. will be held this evening in the lec-
ture room of the FIRST Presbyterian
Church at O'Clock. There will be an
election of the board of management for
the ensuing year, the transfer of men,
bers from the old association into tie
new, with other business of an important
and interesting nature.
John Smith, an old offender, was ar
rested by Officer Lehart yesterday m orn-
ing for petit larceny. It appears that
Smith stole coat and scarf valued at
$40 from the room of a Frenchman
named Felix Bellocq, at No. 112 Los An
geles street. He was arraigped before
Justice Austin later in the day, and will
receive his sentence at noon to-day.
The case against Officer E. Phelan for
maliciously breaking window in the
house of a Mongolian, short time ago,
came up before Justice Lockwood yester-
day. but owing to the testimony adduced
by some of the witnesses for the prose-
cution, two or three stating positively
that the window was broken some time
before Phelan's visit, the defendant was
discharged, the Court holding that the
evidence was insufficient to warrant a
belief in the guilt of the defendant
Two minors, named respectively w.
McAfee and W. Wilson, were picked up
on the streets on Sunday by Officers
Comocy and PaImore. Upon being
taken before Justice Austin yesterday,
each of them stated that he was but Ia
years of age, and had been wandering
about the streets for over a month past
without proper guardianship. They were
committed for safe keeping to the Boys
and Girls Aid Society at San Francisco,
and, by order of the Court, the sum OF
$25 for each Of them was appropriated
from the County Treasury for board,
maintenance and transportation.
Santiago Arguello, the ex-police officer,
was again arrested yesterday on charge
of battery, complaint having been fled
against him by John Derkum, alleging
that he was assaulted by Arguello on
Sunday afternoon on the Mission road,
Brooklyn Heights, withsut any cause
whatever. Arguello, on his part, as
serts that he is the victim of conspiracy
and that he is not the person described
in the complaint; and, moreover, that he
did not batter anyone on the day in
question. The matter will doubtless be
solved to-day, the case coming up at A
p. M in Justice Lockwocd's court.
John Russell, ped,iler, got into an
alteration yesterday evening with
Mounted Officer Fowler, on account Of
his having violated the ordinance relat-
ing to all wagons of certain class being
numbered in conspicuous place, which
resulted in his being placed in one of the
cells of the City Jail. However, the
matter was reported to the Chief OF