Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-05
NEWS NO EES.

Teachers in the public schools can OBJ
tain their salary demands from the City
Auditor any time after 8 O'Clock this
morning.
A musical and literary entertainment,
to be followed by dance, will be given
at the Morrison House, Redondo Beach,
next Thursday evening.
The Knights of Pythias will, on Thurs
day the 18th, give benefit for the family
of Carmichael, who was killed in the
Nadeau House elevator.
Mr.. Louis Mesmer, while aiding in
moving piece of machinery yesterday,
lost the ends of two of his fingers, which
were caught in cog.wheel.
The weekly meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Public Library will be
held at 8 80 O'Clock to-day at the office of
the President, George A. Dobinson.
John A. Logan Relief Corps will not
hold its regular meeting tomorrow, but
the ladies are requested to bring cake for
the calico party to Turnverein Hall.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $406,520, and were sc in
number. Of these 20 were for more than
$1,000 each, and 22 were for nominal
considerations.
The Cahuepga Land and Water Com
pany incorporated yesterday with $780,
600 capital. The stockholders are James
Tonner, $33, 800; F. @. Garbutt, sS6, 700 f;
G. M. Baker, $4,000; A. G. Fish,
$19,350; G. ]. Richards, $310,650.
John A. Logan Post, G. A. R., will give
its second annual calico party, at Turn
verein Hall, on Thursday evening, June
9th. The grand march will be called
at 80 sharp. Refreshments by the Ia
dies of John A. Logan Relief Corps.
Jas. Ross, colored shoeblack was ar.
raigned before Justice P. E. King in
Justice Lockwood's court, yesterday,
upon charge of battery. His case was
set for the 10th instant, and he was
released on his own recognizances to
appear on that date.
The Davis Addition Water Com pany
incorporated yesterday. The capital
stock is $4, 72O, of which $2,31O has been
subscribed. The directors are G.. G.
Davis, j. W. Preston, W. H. Payne,
Emil Roy and J. p. Arey. The com.
pany's works are at Duarte.
The only arrivals at the county Jail
from outside districts yesterday we're A..
g.. Stewart, awaiting trial for battery,
and John Martin, who was sentenced to
twenty days Imprisonment for vagrancy.
Both men were brought up from Santa
Monica by Constable d. G.. Dexter.
Early yesterday morning couple of
ash barrels were discovered to be on fire
in the rear of W. H. Connor's house on
Grand avenue. Fortunately, the fire was
seen in time by passers-by to prevent the
house, near to which they were, from
catching.
Eugene Destry, the Frenchman charged
with disturbing the peace at the new
Wolfskill depot on Sunday, the 25th ult.,
was released upon bail yesterday in the
sum Of 5000, until this afternoon, when
his case will be tried. 1t is expected
that some sensational developments will
be brought out in the testimony.
Mrs. Josephine Dunglebach, who was
arrested for disturbing the peace of
neighbor Mrs. B. S. Foschia at her resi-
dence on Diamond street, few days
ago, appeared before Police Judge Stan.
ton yesterday for trial, but in the absence
OF the complaining witness, the case was
postponed until tomorrow at 3P.M NJ.
J. L. Kirke, the defaulting night clerk
OF the Nadeau Hotel, who embezzled the
funds of his employers some three M onths
ago, appeared before Judge Cheney, in
Department l, yesterday, and pleaded
guilty to the charge OF grand larceny
preferred againet him. He was ordered
to appear for sentence on Thursday
next.
Every property owner and resident OF
the district west of Bunker Hill avenue
is urged to attend meeting of the Wet
End Board of Trade, to be held at 1912
Temple street this evening. Fred |
Eaton, the City Surveyor, will be pres
sent to consult property owners regard
ing sewerage for the hill district. The |
proposed change of the grade of Temple |
street, and the new gas works project |
will also be discussed.
Justice P. E. King of Garvanza, sitting
for Justice Lockwood, yesterday, dis
charged Antonio Fernandez. tha Mexi-