Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-01
NEWS NOTES.

All Jung was arrested last nlgnt Dy
officer Bosqui for dealing fan tan.
The steamer Queen of the Pacific has
taken the place of the Corona and will
not stop at Redondo and Newport on her
northern trip.
A bouncing boy was born to the wife
of F. B. Sresovich at No. 157 North
Myers street, Saturday.
I. Valiant and George Valiant. the two
boys arrested on charge of stealing
money, got out of their trouble, Judge
Stanton dismissing the charge after
inquiring into the matter.
Undelivered kilograms at the West
ern Union telegraph Office, corner Main
and Court streets, for G.. X. Brown, ].
J. Lewis, John King, Orvise Smith, w.
R. Mitchell and Mrs. E. Springer.
Peaches and pears are plentiful at
Anaheim and owing to the demoralized
condition of the eastern market, prices
will be very low and greatly favor the
buyer. Corn is rapidly maturingnow
and will yield an average crop.
R. H. Cook brought some peaches
from Hesperia to the city yesterday,
from trees only two years old, which
are magnificent specimens. He states
that Hesperia is making a most excel
lent showing in peaches, apples and
prunes.
The weather bureau has granted Mr..
Franklin, the local observer, authority
to continue permanently the very val
liable weekly reports of the condition of
the crops chat he has been furnishing
during the past summer and spring.
These reports are of great value and
much credit is due to Mr.. Franklin for
his action.
Mr.. Powelson, according to the pro-
gramme, will this morning at Z O'Clock
leave the police station in company
with number OF other but more decent
criminals, his leg adorned with a ball
and chain, and will do days work. If
he does not die from the shock to his
system, he will keep this up during his
term OF imprisonment.
Frank L. Baldwin is again chief depu-
ty in the Office of the street superin-
tendent, and F. J. Palomares goes back
to his place as clerk. Chas. Alexander
will hereafter be the outside deputy
These changes were made after the
passage of the ordinance by the council
yesterday allowing Supt. Hutchinson
additional help.
The Lindsay Land company filed arti-
cles of interpretations with the county
clerk yesterday. It is formed for the
purpose Of purchasing, improving, de-
veloping, sub dividing and mortgaging
lands in Tulare county and to develop
water upon such lands, etc. The principal
place of business is Los Angeles, and
the directors are Andrew Glassell and
George H. Smith, OF Los Angeles, Geo.
S. Patton, of San Gabriel, Thos. B.
Brown, Of Los Angeles, and Arthur j.
Hutchinson, of Tularo. The capital
stock is fixed at $3.50 900, all of which
has been subscribed by the above
named directors.
Z The New Vienna Buffet, on Court
street, was crowded last evening with
some of the best people of Los Angeles,
the occasion being the first appearance
of the celebrated Berth family of musi
clans. The anticipated treat was fully
up to the expectations Of the large au-
dience present, and the enthusiastic ap-
plause which followed the rendition of
each number should have been very
gratifying to the management of this
popular resort, This celebrated family,
consisting Of five beautifuland attractive
young ladies and two accomplished gen.
tlemen, have Travelled extensively, and
have been well received wherever they
have accepted engagements.