Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-02
NEWS NOTES.

Justice Lockwood fined Joseph Schmitz
$50 for disturbing the peace.
Ramon Valenzuela was committed to
Stockton Asylum for the Insane yester-
day by Judge Van Dyke.
The Fairview Methodist Church filed
articles of incorporation yesterday in the
County Clerks office.
Early yesterday morning stray opos-
sum was captured down on High street.
He was brought to the police station and
shut up in cell to wait for an owner.
A man by the name OF P. Sampson
was arrested yesterday afternoon on the
charge of battery. 1t is alleged that he
made brutal attack on boy on Spring
street.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to $253, 406, and were Sc in
number. OF these 35 were for more than
$4,000 each and 20 for nominal consider
ations.
The Kings Daughters will hold their
regular monthly meeting this afternoon
at 2 AS, in the parlors of the Fort.street
M. E. Church. The ladies are requested
to bring their Bibles.
All Ling, the highbinder arrested a
few nights ago for carrying concealed
weapons, to wit: A bowie knife, revol-
yer and bag of cayenne pepper, was
tried yesterday before Justice Austin and
fined $40.
A change was made in the mule-line
service yesterday. and, from now on, the
cars will run through from the stables on
Ninth street to the Downey avenue ter
minus, trip extending over an hour for
the charge of five cents.
G.. Delaroux, of SaGta Ana, was
brought to the County Jail Thursday
night for having made an assault with a
deadly weapon in that city, and then
escaped to Los Angeles. He was taken
back yesterday to undergo examination
on the charge.
The case of W. D. Rogers, who is
charged with having embezzled 1850,
came up in Justice Austin's court yester-
day for the purpose of taking the testi-
mony of George II. Thoma 8, who wished
to leave the city. The exa mination will
be continued till March 9Th.
Daisy Smith, the woman vino was ar
rested few days ago for going through
the rooms of First-street lodging house
and appropriatipg lot Of wearing ap.
parel, was examined before Justice Aus
tin yesterday, and held to answer to the
charge of burglary on bond of 81 600.
Three boys named James Klause,
Frank Jones and Ed Starr were taken
before Justice Austin yesterday and tried
for stealing coal from the Santa Fe yards.
Starr was cent to the Boys and Girls
Aid Society for two months. The other
two will receive their sentence this
morning.
The Prohibitionists will hold county
mass meeting here to-day, at Longstreet's
Hall, l08 North Main street, to consider
important questions. Addresses will be
made by the State Chairman, Rev. Geo.
Morris, DR.. ]. g. Miller, f. f. Keech, F
III. Porter, Rev. A. M. Hough, G. M.
Adams, and others. The public gener-
ally is invited.
AAO NuhoS AAdNohd OOul-
pany has filed articles of Incorporation
to carry on the business OF importing and
dealing in cigars and tobacco in this
city, with a capital stock of $4,000, di-
vided into 100 shares, fully subscribed.
The directors are Chas l.. A her, M.
Katzenstein, Eugene Wohl, A. Gunst
and Isidor LABEL.
When the trial of David Wilson,
with exhibiting concealed
weapon, came on before Justice Lock
wood yesterday, two of the principal
witnesses were found to be absent. A
warrant was issued for one of them, Dan
Mckinley, calling on him to show cause
for his absense. On motion Of the Dis
trict Attorney, the Court instructed the
jury to bring in verdict Of not guilty, |
which was done, and Wilson was dis
charged.