Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-05
NEWS NOTES.

There were twenty.one drunks before
Justice Austin yesterday.
Lhea Wan, Chinaman, was arrested
yesterday for stealing some tools.
Sam Gusset was arrested in East Los
Angeles yesterday for petit larceny.
Sam Wilton got five days for petit
larceny from Justice Lockwood yester-
day.
Il. Cochran was sent to the County
Jail for fifteen days yesterday by Justice
Austin.
Thomas Smith disturbed the peace at
Wilmington, and will serve seven days at
the county jail.
Lucy Brown, who horsewhipped a
woman living near her, was fined $40
Tor battery by Justice Savage yesterday.
A fan-tan raid was made yesterday
afternoon, and nine wearers of pigtails
were captured and brought to the police
station.
Henry Brown was brought to the
County Jail yesterday on a charge of
petit larceny from Pomona. He will
serve ten days.
Word wasreceived late yesterday even.
ing, by the Coroner, of the drowning of
q man at San Pedro. His name was not
stated in the telegram.
A force of men was at work yesterday
and last night arranging the crossing OF
the two cable lines at the intersection OF
Second and Fort streets.
Thomas Merigan is Pomona vagrant,
and he will serve some days in the
County Jail by reason of his prese nee
in Pomona being snperfuous.
The new Pasadena Opera House will
be opened on the 18th inst by the Care-
ton Opera Company. The establishment
is leased by Maj. Harry G. Wyatt.
The City Central Committee of the
American party will hold an executive
session on Saturday evening, to take
action in regard to the coming election.
John Reilly and Michael Foley were
arrested in East Los Angeles yesterday
evening and sent over to the Police
Station. They are suspected of a cri me.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $173,335 and were 95 in
number. OF these 81 were for more than
considerations.
A runaway two-horse buggy came down
Second street at a furious rate last night,
and collided with transfer wagon
Damage. to property was the only result
of the affair.
n Grir do hoa &c s.
the Council from the Third Ward, and hae
signiied his intention to run for the
Office subject to the action of the Demo
cratic Convention.
Rev. Chas. s. Uzzell and Mr.. G.
Northup will begin gospel meetings at
the East Los Angeles Congregational
Church on North Daily street on Thurs
day evening, February 9TH.
Antonio Laughlin was tried before
Justice Austin yesterday on the charge
of battery. The complaining witness was
Lucy Brown, who was fined $40 yester-
day by Justice Savage for her participa.
tion in the affair. Laughlin was dis
missed.
X. Hassen and Max Lilverner, two
dealers in secondhand clothing, whose
places are near the Commercial-street
depot, were tried before Justice Austin
yesterday on the charge of disturbing
the peace. Both were found guilty, and
Hassen was fined $15. Lilverner will
appear for sentence to-day.
Not acres but miles, not miles but
leagues, of barley have been sown this
year on the plain between Anaheim and
Westminster, and on many roads, this
year, one may see the sign of "No Thor
oughfare," where an old trail has been
plowed up with the field and sowed to
the grain which is now springing up
everywhere,-[New Era.
A charge of malicious mischief against
Justin and Mary Delfont was tried in
Justice Lockwood's Court yesterday. The
complaining witness was Robert Connor
who was living on a piece of ground
belonging to the Delfonts. The evidence
soon showed that the complaint was of
the sort which appears to be in vogue
Just now in the District Attorneys office,
and it was thrown out by the court with.
out hearing any testimony for the de-
'fense.