Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-14
NEWS NOTES,

There will be members meeting OF
the Y. M. G. A. this evening at the
Presbyterian Church.
Charles Fretche, a native of Germ any,
was admitted to citizenship yesterday by
Judge Mckinley, in Department 6.
Mrs. Susan B. McNelly, mother of G.
H. McNelly and Mrs. G. F. Lucas, of
this city, died at Council Bluffs, Iowa,
at P. M. yesterday.
W. r. Burnett and Antonio Gotta were
foolish enough to get int fight yester-
day evening and were arrested and
brought to the Police Station.
The ladies of the New Unity Church,
corner Seventh and Fort streets, will give
a reception and strawberry festival on
Thursday evening, May 10Th.
The Kerckhof. Gunner Company has
donated 500 to the Firemens Relief
Fund for services rendered by the Fire
Department at their mill on the morning
of the 9TH of May.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to 6,160, and were 81 in
number. Of these, 20 were for more
than 81 900 each, and SO were for nom
inal considerations.
Macloiva Aguirre, Mexican, charged
with having beaten another Mexican with
a rock last Saturday, was sentenced to
twenty days by Justice King in Justice
Savage's Court yesterday.
Rev. c. W. Pendleton, Of the Central
Baptist Church, has resigned. No action
has been taken by the trustees yet, but
it is expected that the reasons will be
made public next Sunday.
Massasoit Tribe, No. 80, and Cahuenga
Tribe, No. Sc, l. o. R. NJ, will celebrate
the seventy.seventh anniversary of Tam
many day tomorrow evening at the
Elks' Hall, No. $50 South Main street.
Twelve colored "crap" PLAYERS were
arrested yesterday, and taken before
Police Judge Stanton. They we're fined
SIS each, with the exception of two, one
of whom was fined $40, and the other So.
The complaining witness failed to ap-
pear yesterday in the case of the people
against w. E. Gordon, who is charged
with having stolen a pair of trousers
The case came up in Justice Lockwood's
Court, and he continued it until the 21st
of the month.
There will be Parish reunion and So
cial in the Parish Hall. at the rear of st.
Paul's Episcopal Church, on Olive street,
Tuesday evening, May 21st, at P. NJ. =,
and not this evening, as announced by
mistake at the morning service last Sun
day morning.
Mary Forbes was arrested yesterday
on the chasge of having battered Mrs.
Annie Clark. She was tried before Po-
lice Judge Staunton, and fined S.. The
court expressed regret that in these
neighborly rows he was not able to fine
both participants.
The School-census Marshal and his
deputies commence their canvass to-
morrow morning. They ask the co.opera
ton and assistance of all parents and
friends OF the schools, a. it is very i'm
portant that all children under IL years
of age shall be enrolled.
Jerry Harris, who is said to belong to
the "Mac" fraternity, was brought before
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yesterday. The proceedings against him
were instituted by his wife. Yesterday
she appeared in court and acknowledged
satisfaction. The costs were paid and
the man discharged.
The attorneys for the bunco men, Hood
aud Rose, entered demurrer yesterday
to the information which charges them
with having conspired to defraud Thos.
A. HaskiDs. 1t was based on the ground
that the ofense was misdemeanor and
should have been tried in the inferior
court. The demurrer was not sustained.
Peter Short, the tailor, who had row
with man named Munson, few nights
ago, in a Spring-street saloon, was ex-
amined yesterday evening, before Police
Judge Staunton, on the charge OF an as
sault with deadly weapon. He was
held to answer at 5000 bail. The evil
dence in the case was not III very good
shape to prove the charge.
A complaint was sworn out, yesterday,
for the arrest OF a colored man by the
name of David Vaudeville. He is a