Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-07
NEWS NOTES.

inches since January LIST, this year.
James Smith stole coat and was sent
up for two days by Justice Savage yes
terday.
An evening with Longfellow will
interest many at the Christian Church
tomorrow evening.
Frank Lamoreaux was sentenced TO two
years in Folsom yesterday, by Judge
Cheney, for burglary.
Harry L. NJ. Elnis, native of Great
Britain. was admitted to citizenship yes-
terday by Judge Wade.
The Marchetti concert on TUESDAY,
night was success in the sense that it
was fine musical treat.
The German Ladies' Benevolent So
ciety will hold their annual ball Thurs
day, March 28th, at Turnverein Hall.
All Wong was captured yesterday,
having in his possession two coats and
two vests, which he was endeavoring to
sell.
&. Delarvoux was brought to the
county jail yesterday from Lancaster to
be tried for an assault with deadly
weapon.
There are nearly four hundred appli-
cations already in for positions on the
police force, with probability of many
more to hear from.
Gordon Bell, the 4.year-old son of
Chas. Bell, was lost last night and his
parents were looking for him to a late
hour without success.
An interesting address, on an import
ant subject, will be delivered this even
ing before the Young Men's Institute.
No. "a, by one of its members.
Richard White was arraignsd before
Justice Austin yesterday on the charge
of burglary and put under bonds of
$500. He will be examined to-day.
One of the members of the police force
found pocket book yesterday contain
ing meal ticket and other yaluables and
1t is now awaiting claimant at;the Sta
ton.
Lottie Williams, the Alameda-street
woman who flched 500 from the clothes
OF visitor, was tried for petty larceny
before Justice Austin yesterday and
found guilty.
For the benefit of the Los Angeles
Band of Hope, Stereopticon entertain
ment will be given tomorrow evening in
Church Hall, st. Vincent's College, cor
ner of Sixth and Fort streets.
To-day the sale of Southern California
stock will commence in New York.
Messrs. L. ]. Rose, Charley Durfee and
a number of other local horsemen have
number up for sale, among which is
the famous Del Sur.
The Los Angeles Strengthening Com
pany has filed articles of incorporation.
The Directors are: T. A. Gormley and
Walter l.. Vail, of Arizona; William
Sholderer, Isaac B. Newhall and Charles
Silent, of Los Angeles.
Joseph Boesmsll was arraigned before
Justice Savage yesterday on the charge
OF malicious mischief. The complaint
alleges that he was associated with
Henry 6. Meyer in tearing down fence
on Mrs. Doria Jones' land.
The Central Women's Christian Tenn
perance Union will meet tomorrow at
2 80 P. E. in the Trinity Church, M. E.
South. Mrs. Marvin will give a Bible
reading. and Mrs. Cowgirl will give re-
port of prison work.
Proceedings have been instituted in
the Superior Court by Mrs. Abbott to ex-
pei the Salvation Army from the rooms
which they are now occupying near the
Pico House because of the disturbance
which they create and the consequent
Inconvenience to other tenants in the
bnilding.
Coroner Meredith got back to the city
yesterday, bringing the papers of the in
quest on Antonio Morilla, the Indian
who was found dead in the canon near
Las Vingines. A verdict was returned
of death from natural causes. The man
died of Inflammation of the bowels, and
was without medical assistance.
Edward Hornice came into the policsS
station yesterday evening and asked for
medical attendance. He was shot in the
leg several weeks ago and had been
staying at the Sisters Hospital. His
money having given out he was on his
way to the County Hospital and was
waiting until the necessary amount of
red tape should be gone through with.
The following ones were prepared to,
be made happy by the County Clerk.
The licenses issued were:
Alex. J. Young, native of Canada,
and Jennie Lee, native of Michigan.
George Knechel, a native of Illinois,
and Martha o. E. Hensling, native of
Germany.
Francisco Jascen and Teodora Vilasco,
both natives of California.
W. ]. A. Smith, native of England,
and Eliza E. Goldner, native of Ohio.
Yesterday morning, in Department
Number One of the Superior Court,
Con Acona. who was charged with an
assault with deadly weapon, entered a
plea of simple assault. The weapon
in the case, it appeared from the evil
dence which was taken for the purpose
of giving the ceurt an idea of the nature
of the offense, was shovel, and the de-
fendant had made use of it for the pur-
pose of Furnishing man who was taking
improper liberties with his wife. Acona
was fined $l5, a comparatively light
punishment.
SAn Eye For An Eye.0
The story given in the Times yesterday
morning, relating how wealthy mem