Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-14
NEWS NOTES.

Two Alameda street women were ar
rested yesterday by the police for solicit
ing on the public street.
Detective Russell yesterday recovered a
valuable buggy robe which had been
stolen from Mr.. Newmark.
The first quarterly conference OF all
the Christian endeavor societies in the
city will be held this evening in the First
Pre- byterian Church.
The Executive Committee of the
Chamber OF Commerce will meet to day
at noon. Several important measures
will come up for consideration.
John White was arrested yesterday
afternoon for stealing oranges from'the
Smith ranch and was booked at the
Police Station for petit larceny.
Some thieves got into the residence of
Thomas Weiss, on Alameda street, yes
terday morning while the family was
away and stole a couple of revolvers.
The Bridge Committee of the Council
will probably report plan for bridge
over Aurora street. This matter has
been under considerations for some
time.
The Historical Society of Southern
California will hold an adjourned meet
ing in the City Council chamber at 80
o'clock this evening for the annual
election of officers.
Cars No. 10 and 27 of the Los Angeles
Gable Car Company ran into each o.her
opposite the Plaza yesterday afternoon.
No one was hurt but s1me of the pas
sengers were shaken up.
The City Council will meet this morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. Several important
matters are to come up for action, among
others the paving of some of the prin-
cipal streets in the city.
Proposals for the construction of the
Postoffice and Governm snt building are
being advertised for, as will be seen by
reference to another column. These bids
will be opened on February 9th at Wash
ington.
The State Board OF Health reports 917
deaths during December in the State.
San Francisco heads the list with 473.
Oakland, which has population %. 900
smaller than Los Angeles, had an equal
number Of deaths.
A man too drunk to know his own
name was picked up on San Fernando
street by Officer Lewis early yesterday
morning and brought to the police sta
ton. He said he was the Lord High
Sheriff of London.
VIM. Standifer, of Temecula, is miss
ing and the police OF Los Angeles have
: been requested to look out for him.
When he left San Diego county he had
5000 in his possession and it is feared
that he met with foul play.
Two thieves got into the liquor store Of
w. }. Snyder & Co., yesterday evening
and made off with four bottles of mer-
chandise. Robert Raymond was ar
rested by Officer Corea during the even
ing, having in his possession two bottles
of sherry, and later in the evening John
Bradshaw was found with bottle of rye
and bottle Of brandy. They were both
locked up for petit larceny.
Officer Mcdonald brought Chinaman
to the Police Station yesterday morning
about 8 O'Clock named All Charley. He
had menaced another Of his own hea hen
belief with gun. The other Chinaman
could not be found, SO All Charley was
booked for carrying concealed weapon.
HIS ''partner," All Jim, accompanied
him to the station and insisted upon be-
ing locked up with him. He was put out
by the police several times, but as he
was very persistent and was considerably
under the influence of liquor and opium.
he was finally booked as drunk.