Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-20
NEWS NOTES.

Rev. A. Blum will conduct the services
at the Synagogue this morning at 10
O'Clock.
A number of friends of Prof. Arevalo
are arranging benefit for him, to take
place in the near future.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians will
give its fifteenth annual ball on Monday
evening at Armory Hall.
Joe Caverie, charged with stealing a
horse, was examined before Justice
Savage, yesterday, and held to answer to
the charge.
The California State Board of Trade
has addressed an appeal to the Super
visors asking their aid in the advertising
of California in the East.
The Acme Baseball Club of San Pedro
is anxious to compete with some stong
amateur teams about the county. Mr..
]. L. Hermann is the Manager.
The Emanuel Presbyterian Sunday
school will hold its Easter exercises next
Sunday morning at 8 80, at the Los An
geles College, corner of Eighth and Hope
streets.
County Clerk Dunsmoor has received
copies of the laws passed by the last
Legislature, which may be obtained by
Justices OF the Peace of the county upon
application.
Mr.. E.J. Baldwin's horses will go east
to-day in charge of their trainer. Mr..
Baldwin will not accompany the horses,
but will remain in this part of the coun-
try for while.
George Webb and Ezra Taylor, natives
of Great Britain, and Henry Oeliklaus, a
native of Germany, were yesterday ad-
mitted to citizenship by Judge Wade, in
Department 3.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $s3, 1853, and were 81 in
number. OF these 20 were for more
than 81 900 each, and 18 were for NOM
inal considerations.
All Kay, alias Lu Kee, was brought
before Justice Lockwood on charge OF
having robbed On Lee of silver watch
and $5 in gold on the 18th of this month.
His examination was set for May lst.
Old Mary Ward, well-known drunken
vagrant women, was tried before Justice
Stanton and found guilty of being drunk
and disorderly. She will be sentedced
to-day. Mary is just out from long
term in the County Jail.
Fred Ryan, the young man who OBJ.
tanned money under false pretenses from
the Bristol Sisters, was taken before
TnefiQn Gtonfn1 ,1 h.
was set for him to enter his plea. His
bail was set at the sum OF $500 cash.
Mr.. Mulholland, of Inyo county, sent
down demijohn Of wine made in Inyo
to the Chamber of Commerce asking that
it be tested and an opinion offered on its
merits. Secretary Higgins and several
other experts are said to have rendered a
decision that it was very good for new
wine.
A. Alamanka and Juan Romero, who
were arrested Thursday morning over on
the East Side with number of chick
ems in their possession, were tried be-
fore Justice Staunton, yesterday, and
found guilty of petty larceny. Mr.. D.
Douglass appeared and testified to his
ownership of the eight chickens found in
the possession of the men. They pleaded
guilty and we're given ninety days each in
the County Jail.
The charge of fraudulently disposing
of personal property against the Rey-
nolds brothers, painters, was dismissed
by Justice Lockwood yesterday. Some
time ago this firm confessed Judgment |
or debt of $50 to @. E. Lee, but before |
The money was collected they assigned a |
horse and buggy 10 their attorneys. |
They were discharged for the reason that
he complaint failed to allege that the
property belonged to the defendants. A
new complaint will probably be fled.
Dan Mullins, the young man who tried
% sell Officer Lennox q lawn mower too