Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-24
NEWS NOTES.

John Anderson, native of Sweden,
was admitted to citizenship yesterday.
Buy your presents at the silver sale.
corner Spring and Second streets, today
and Christmas morning. The last.
Conley & Baker will this morning sell
out their interest in the Hollenbeck
hotel. The new proprietor is a Mr..
Fay, who halls from the east.
A sad case of want is reported at the
Postoffice block, on Broadway, where
Mrs. Julia Garrett is said to be lying
very i'll. She is entirely destitute and
has three children.
Several more attachments were taken
out against the Seymour and johnson
company yesterday. The total amount
of the claims so far filed against the
firm is about $4,000.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office OF the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
tor g. l.. Becker, Andrew j. Roberts
and d. w. Coquillett.
All persons who have not yet received
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Sixth District Agricultural association
can obtain them at Kugeman & Lich
tenberger's art store, 10Y North Main
street.
The board of supervisors yesterday
passed resolution granting F. NJ. Par
ker & Co.thirty days additional time on
their contract for plumbing and gas
fitting in the upper story OF the court
house.
St. Johns Episcopal church will be
beautifully and chastely decorated for
the Christmas festival. Special music
will be sung, and the services will
doubtless be more than usually hearty
and interesting.
John Kittson and Edward Hughes
were examined before Judge Shaw in
department five yesterday as to their
sanity. In the case of Kittson there
was some doubt and the matter was con-
tinued to the 10Th. Hughes was dis
charged.
The tool thief, John Guy Ripley, was
found guilty yesterday before Justice
Owens, and will be sentenced at 10 am.
today. The tools he had stolen at Pasa-
dena were handed over last evening to
J. j. Allen and J. G. Lambert, the
owners.
A number of large wholesale houses
among them being the grocers, will
close their places of business both Fri
day and Saturday. The Los Angeles
Farming and Milling company and the
Capitol Milling company will also close
from Thursday night to Monday
morning.
The lowest prices Of the sale will pre-
vail today on that elegant silverware
being sacrificed, corner Spring and
Second. Auction sales at 2 pm. and
7 80 evening. Goods at private sale be-
fore and after hours of auction and
Christmas morning.
The Southern Pacific overland, which
arrived few minutes before midnight,
had on board James Daily and Fred
Schultz, two employees of the company,
who were injured by a premature blast
at ella City. The wounded men were
taken to the Sisters hospital. 1t is
thought that both men will recover.
Every article OF elegant silverware, at
the corner of Second and Spring, must
be closed out today and Christmas
morning. Not one article will be car
ried over. These goods are all choice.
The hours of the auction sales are 2 D. m.
and 7 80 evening Goods at private sale
before and after the auction hours and
Christmas morning.
There will be special train leaving
The Santa Re depot at p. m. tonight
for San Bernardino for convenience OF
patrons to and from the first annual
ball given by Arrowhead Lodge No. 1913,
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen,
which takes place at the pavilion.
Tickets 81, including railroad fare, to be
had on train.
Henry S. Knapp, the efficient and
obliging clerk OF the board of supervs-
ors, was yesterday presented with a
handsome pearl penholder mounted with
gold, and fine gold pen. The gift was
accompanied by note signed by every
member OF the board, in which they ex-
press their esteem for Mr.. Knapp and
commend him for his devotion to the
duties Of his position.
Probably the finest made Spanish sad
die ever seen in this state is now on ex
hibition at the harness store of ii. w.
Heinsch on n. Main street. The saddle,
which is mounted in pure coin silver, is
OF the very best hand make. 1t is
valued at 1900. 1t is to be rallied on
New Years eve at Heinsch's. and the
tickets have been placed at only 81.
With the saddle will go the bride, bit,
reins and spurs, all OF which are also
specimens Of rare workmanship.
M Cash Required.
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