Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-07
NEWS NOTES.

Hon. H. H. Markham, governor-elect,
keeps Eucalypta in the cellar.
The police will enforce the Sunday
saloon closing ordinance today.
There is an undelivered telegram at
the Postal telegraph Office for Miss Alice
Powers.
The Tamale club held its regular quar-
terly meeting Saturday, December 9th,
and adjourned sine die.
The steamer Eureka arrived at Re-
dondo from San Francisco yesterday with
155 tons of merchandise.
Deputy United States Marshal Tarble
has placed Ed. Johnson under arrest for
cutting timber on government land.
The Rev. J. S. Dill will preach at the
Central Baptist church this morning and
evening. Mr.. Dill is an eloquent and
forcible speaker.
The case OF W. G. Lockwood, charged
with embezzlement of cash bail in the
sum of $500, was yesterday continued in
department one until January %.
The Redondo Beach Railway company
has commenced suit and prays the court
to condemn forty feet of land owned by
r. Versch for right OF way of their pro-
posed railway.
Jose Sola, an Indian, arrested at
the reservation near San Jacinto, was
yesterday held to answer for assault
with deadly weapon, before Commits
sioner Van Dyke. Bail was fixed at
$1,000.
The music at the cathedral today at
10 O'Clock will be LIE JeaPs mass, given
by double quartette and good chorus.
A. Gardner is the organist. Monday is
the feast OF the immaculate conception
of the B. V. M.
FL. Kyle,a respectfully dressed youth,
appeared before Justice M. T. Owens
yesterday for arraignment upon the
charge OF obtaining $75 from one j. L.
Patterson, on November 10Th last by
falsely representing himself to he mem
ber OF the firm of Kyle q Co., the Chi
cago fruit dealers. The defendant entered
a demurrer to the complaint on techni-
cal grounds, whereupon the court took
the matter under advisement, and set
the case for examination on the 10TH
inst.
An old negro named A. Strong was ar
rested yesterday by officer Steele upon
the charge of obtaining money by fal.e
pretenses, and on being taken before
Justice Owens was placed under bonds
in the sum of 5000 to appear for trial on
Thursday next. The complainant, R. l..
Garrett the undertaken, alleges that
Strong, ON Nov. 22d last, by falsely rep
resenting himself to be authorized to
collect sum of money due to one J. B.
Mason, obtained SIP from the estate OF
the late II. j Lalande, of which he is
the guardian.
1t was magnificent audience that
greeted Miss Grace Miltimore at the
concert given in the Simpson auditor
ium last evening. Miss Miltimore has
round and full soprano voice, rich in
tone, which is quite equal to the ca
pacity of the large auditorium, in which
she made her debut. While singing
Aria, 0 Mic Fernando" the audience
was most enthusiastic and insisted on
an encore, which was given with will.
We bespeak for Miss Miltimore bright
future in our city.
1t was reported on the streets yester-
day that Sheriff-elect Gibson had made
his appointments. A HERALD reporter
called at Mr.. Gibson's Office several
times, but did not succeed in meeting
that gentleman. Among those reported
to have received appointments as depu-
ties are John Moran, Frank Ellis, r.
M. Barham, r. Sepulveda, j. Clancy,
Terrence Cooney, D. F. Finucane, c.
Alexander. Ex-Sheriff Kays has con-
and outs of the office.