Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-28
NEWS NOTES.

William Mann yesterday adopted Anna
Hancome in Judge Shaw's court.
III. Schneider, native of Prussia, was
admitted to citizenship yesterday by
Judge Shaw.
Carlo Oddenino, native of italy, was
admitted to citizenship by Judge Van
Dyke yesterday.
William Grey was tried on the charge
OF making threats, yesterday, before JUS
tlce Lockwood. He was discharged.
Louis Maier, who was found guilty of
shooting at Mrs. Rennau was sentenced
yesterday to one year at San Quentin.
Rev. DR.. Easton, the new Rector of sc.
Hllda's Hall, Glendale, is expected here
shortly. The summer term of st. Hilda,s
opens next Monday.
A French woman by the name of
Emma Lorretto was taken to the County
Jail yesterday, insane from the exces-
sive use of stimulants.
Hugh Ross, young man who stole a
pitchfork and dog chain from hard
ware store, was tried yesterday before
Police Judge Staunton, and got sixty
days.
Louis Roth, who brought suit against
Charles Gerson to recover his wedding
presents, was given verdict in his favor
yesterday for everything he sued for ex-
cept the spoons.
Transfers of real estate Yesterday
amounted to $104, ,158, and were n in
number. OF these 20 were for more
than 81 900 each, and 29 were for NOM
iDal considerations.
NJ. s. Baker, of the Baker Iron Works.
bad to pay fine of $25 in Police Judge
Stanton's court yesterday because his
men had obstructed the sidewalk by put
ting steam engine upon it.
Christ Church parish elected its war
dens and vestrymen on Thursday night,
as follows: VIM. Pridham, J. A. Ander-
son, Cameron z. Thorn, Geo. w. Par
sons and DR.. A. E. Gresham.
Charles Caldwell was taken before
Justice Savage on charge OF robbery
yesterday. The complaint affirms that
he took gold watch and chain from
John Manliers on the 9th of the month.
His examination was set 70 May 10Th
and his bail fixed at 81 800.
The famous Frank Toal, who is await
ing examination on the charge of as
saulting his wife with intent to kill her,
was taken before Justice Stanton yester-
day. His lawyers declared that they
were not ready to begin and the examin-
alton was continued until next Wednes-
day.
George Lee and Ah Sam, two China
men who got into a fight last Friday.
were tried for disturbing the peace before
Police Juoge Stanton yesterday. Lee
keeps laundry and Sam wanted his
wash back. There was a discussion
about the price, and Lee pitched into
Sam. The laundryman was fined 500.
Judge Shaw Yesterday, in the case of
r. A. Ling against the Super visors to
restrain them from allowing the sewage
from the County Hospital to run into an
open ditch, ordered that the defendants
stop the flow before May I'd or else show
cause, on that day, why it cannot be
stopped.
Charles Scott, the man who was found
in bed with the dead French woman ON
the 18th OF this month, was taken before
Justice Lockwood yesterday. His ex-
animation was set for the 10th of next
month, at 2 p. M. No bail was allowed
him. Scott is charged with the murder
OF the woman. He has nearly recovered
from his wound.
Early yesterday morning Charles
Smith, negro who had only been out of
Jail about twenty-fours, was discovered
by an officer over in East Los Angeles
carrying several chickens. He said that
he had bought them. He was tried yes
terday before Police Judge Stanton,
found guilty of petit larceny and sent to
the County Jail for ninety days.
A number of old-time Los Angelenos
will proceed to San Juan on this morn
ing's train to discuss an old-fashioned
California bull's-head breakfast. The
cabesd de toro will be baked in the ground
in the good old way, and when it is
cooked and brought to the table, will
furnish feast for the gods. Some of the
crowd going down to San Juan are gour-
NETS of the most approved digestion, and
the way they will make the bulls heads
disappear will be a caution.
AT the last meeting of the Frank Bart
lett Post, No. 6, G. A. R., committee
was appointed to confer with with like
committee from the other post to take
steps for the proper observance of the
centennial OF the inauguration of WASH
ington next Tuesday. The following were
appointed to serve on the committee:
Major L. s. Butler, L. A. Ross, J. s.
Buskirk, Samuel Coutts and and ]. B.
Hollaway.
Alex Mcconnell, who was caught in
the act of going through a room, which
he had entered by window, several
nights ago, was examined before Police
Judge Stanton yesterday, and held to
answer to the Superior Court on the
charge of burglary. Bail was fixed at
81 500. The chief witness in this case
was Ira L. Jones, the occupant of the
house. There are several other charges
against Mcconnell of a similar sort wait
ing for examination.