Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-12-22
NEWS NOTES.

was admitted to citizenship yesterday.
No eastern but live fat turkeys at
Mathews Bros.' commission house l49
S. Los Angeles street.
No sale was ever so successful as the
auction OF silver going on at the corner
of Spring and Second.
Mr.. NJ. +. Herzog, of Vienna Bakery,
has removed his colored walters and put
in place OF them white girls.
DR.. Lindley has made arrangements
for a good time on Christmas eve for all
the reform school children.
L. Thorn; yesterday received his com
mission as deputy supreme ranger OF the
order of Foresters for the state OF Cali
fornia.
Judge Van Dyke was too i'll to hold
court yesterday, and continued all his
cases one week. Judge Smith will pre-
side in department four the balance OF
the week.
Cesaria Navarro, 15-year-old girl
who had fancy for the society OF i'm
moral people, was yesterday committed
to the reform school at Whittier Tor a
term OF two years.
The general committee having charge
of the Moriarty benefit, will meet at Z
O'Clock this evening at the chief en-
gineer's Office, at the city hall. All are
requested to be present.
All Ting, otherwise known as All
Chung, was sent to Jail yesterday for 100
days, for stealing lot OF gunny.-sacks
down Oh Alameda street. The Jolly All
was arrested by Officer Bevan.
Argument in the case OF William F.
Steack, who is charged with attempted
murder, was concluded late yesterday
afternoon. Judge Smith deferred his
charge to the jury until this morning.
Judge Wade yesterday made an order
in the divorce case of Hunt VS.. Hunt
directing the defendant, w. e. Hunt, to
pay $25 per month alimony to Mrs.
Hunt and also attorneys fees and costs.
Hundreds of fasteners visited the
chamber OF commerce yesterday. A
carload OF excursonists from Nebraska
on their way to Ontario visited the eX-
hbit and were delighted with what they
saw.
In the case OF the United States VS..
Wolters ct al. stockholders in the Fruit
vale winery, to recover revenue tax al
legged to be due the government, the
Jury found verdict for the plaintiff for
$15,7l2 sc.
Deputy Marshal Charles NJ. Jenkins
arrested Pablo Dieces for selling liquor
to Indians at San Bernardino. United
States Commissioner Van Dyke COM
mitted him to Jail and set his examina-
ton for January 9th.
1t was lively time yesterday at the
great auction sale of silverware, corner
of Spring and Second About half Of the
goods were sold for less than one-half
their value. Sale continues at 2 p. m,
and 7 80 evening today.
The Painters union will hold an open
meeting tonight, in Labor hall, corner
Los Angeles and First streets. DR.. II.
P. PEBBLES will deliver an address, his
subject being, Why All Workingmen
Should Be Nationalists.
Hall the goods at the great auction
sale OF silverware were disposed of yes
terday. The prices are so low and the
goods so fine that they were highly APP
and 7 80 evening today.
In Justice Owens's court yesterday
afternoon three cases OF drunk and four
of vagrancy were summarily disposed
OF. John Hughes and John Mitchell,
the two cOiOred gentlemen who INDUCED
IN tsticulfs Sunday night, were also
brought up. Hughes was discharged
and Mitchell was fined $40.
John Emmerson was thrown from his
wagon on Saturday and sustained a frac-
ture of the skull, from which he died.
DR.. w. f. Reed issued death certif-
cate, failing to give notice to the
coroner. Yesterday an inquest was held.
Emmerson owned a fruit shop at the
corner OF Washington street and YER
mont avenue.
How soon the people learn where
goods are sold cheap. The sale sue
ceeds if the goods are of fine quality.
That is why the sale OF elegant silver
ware, corner of Spring and Second, is so
lively. The house is crowded all the
hours of the sale and goods are bid off
every second. Sale continues at p.
N. and 80 evening today.
The boy Downing, charged with steal
ing turkeys, was arraigned yesterday be-
fore Justice Owens. He plead guilty,
and will be sentenced 10 Whittier re-
form school today. The youngster adj
mitted to the officers yesterday that his
father encouraged him to steal. and
started him out early in the morning to
make the raids. The elder Downing is
still out of the city.
Arrangements have now been perfect
ed by which tourists can make five
#eeks' trip from Los Angeles to Homo
1uiu and the wonderful volcano at
total cost OF 1925. This includes hotel
and other necessary expenses While on
the islands for three weeks. Parties
contemplating an ocean voyage would
do well to call on or address Mr.. Hugh
r. Rice, agent Of the Oceanic S. S. Co.,
124 w. Second street, Los Angeles, Tor
full particulars.
The gentlemen interested in the sue
cess OF the coming citrus fair will meet
this morning at 10 O'Clock at the cham
Der OF commerce. There will be good
representation from all over Southern
California. 1t is TO be hoped that River
side will be represented this year. Con
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