Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-09
NEWS NOTES.

for cruelty TO animals.
Pasadena dancing school. See Prof.
Payne's ad in amusement column.
A two-story frame dwelling near Rose
dale was totally destroyed by fire We'd
nesday night.
Los Angeles Central W.C.T.U. meets
this afternoon at 2:30, at the temple.
Strangers are welcome.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of the Union Insurance Fire COM
pany in another column.
Los Angeles Mandolins will furnish
music at Opera hall, this evening, cor
ner First and Main streets.
Officer Vignes arrested Henry Will
Jams, Yesterday afternoon, on a warrant
charging him with petit larceny.
]. G. Preston, the dog-catcher, was
arrested by Clerk Cottle, yesterday, on
warrant charging him with battery.
Joseph Wernet, convicted in Justice
Owens's court, of petit larceny, Tuesday,
was yesterday sentenced to pay fine of
500.
The potato starch factory started
some time ago by 7. Wiesendanger is
now using 800 sacks of potatos per day.
The factory is located on San Pedro
street.
A marriage license was yesterday
granted to Charles w. Schmidt, age SO,
native OF Germany, residing in Los
Angeles, and Mary Holman, aged %,
a resident of University.
Detectives Bowler and Auble yester-
day arrested two young men who gave
their names as Harry Nolan and John
Murray on the charge of burglarizing
the residence of Patrol Driver Stiles.
The last spike to be driven in upon
the completion of the Terminal road
into Long Beach is now on exhibition
in the window of G. D. Platt, the jew
eler. It is made of gold and is seven
inches long.
At meeting of the Y. M. 1. it was
decided to insugurate series of social
meetings. Thomas Gray, j. P. Moran,
William j. Walshe, P. Marion and J. p.
Ward were appointed committee on
arrangements.
Mrs. Luella Hutchinson, wife OF A.
IlubC11ASOAs WlALCd w JhC ALEhhAO,
thanking the gentlemen, who through
this paper instituted the fund for her
aid, Mrs. Widney, the superioress, and
City Missionary A. B. Phillips for their
kindness.
The residents of the Palms are consid-
erahly agitated over the actions OF
man who has been lurking about the
o,c.1.L 90 OF
appears to be insane and he is supposed
to be the author of fire Tuesday night.
E. FL. Sweetser swore to a complaint
yesterday and deputy sheriff went
down to the Palms after the fellow.
The liquor store of Last & Fisk was
entered by burglars early this morning.
One of Insley's patrolmen found the
the rear door open. Officer Todd made
an investigation of the premises. One
of the iron bars on the window was
pulled out 1t was then no trick to get
in through the window and open the
door. In order to get in the rear OF the
store it is necessary to scale very high
wall 1t is not known what the enter
prising burglars captured. The pro-
prie'ors were notified and the loss will
not be known until they look the stock
over.N
That sterling old institution, the
Farmers and Merchants bank. comes
to the front with a dividend OF
15 per cent on its capital stock.
1t maintains under Mr.. H. W,
Hellman the enviable reputation which
it achieved under his brother, the pres
ent president of the Nevada bank of
San Francisco. The directorate of the
Farmers and Merchants bank COM
prises many of the wealthiest and most
influential citizens of this section, and
their name alone is guarantee of sta
bility and progress.
Cafe Roval Under Los Angeles Theater.