Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-08
NEWS NOTES.


for cruelty to animals.
The Garvanza toll bridge is to be torn
down and sold for lumber.
All Ling was yesterday fined $50 by
Judge Ovens for selling lottery tickets.
Ed O'Conner, James Burns and Will
lie Roach have been placed under arrest
bv Detectives Bowler and Aubel charged
with burglarizing the Newsboys' home
on East Third street.
An alarm from box called the fire
department to the residence of A.
Fisher, 1854 Pasadena avenue, yesterday
morning. The fire was caused by the
explosion of a gasoline stove. Owing to
the promptness of the department the
damage was slight.
A meeting of the Los Angeles Athletic
club will be held next Wednesday even
ing. Following the regular meeting a
special meeting will be called to consider
the proposition of assessing the members
in order to raise funds to complete the
new club grounds.
The board of supervisors have received
three large views of the old courthouse
and one of the old church building which
stood on the corner of New High and
Temple streets. The pictures are hand
somely framed and will adorn the walls
OF the supervisors room.
Chief Of Police Glass is in receipt OF
letter from law firm in Aidmore, In
dian Territory, asking for information of
the whereabouts of one Nathaniel Grey,
who was last heard OF in this city in
1857. A liberal reward will be paid to
any person who can locate the man.
Another attempt will be made to open
Third street, against the opening OF
which property owner named Sanders
has been making fight for some time.
The maps and other essentials have been
prepared, and the matter will probably
come before the council next Monday.
The Southern California Land and
Loan Agency is a new firm recently
opened up for business at 13S South
Spring street. Messrs. G. W. Maxon
and s. G.. Smith manage the concern.
They will do general real estate bust
ness, and present the very best refer
ences.
On Monday afternoon at 2: so O'Clock
there will be meeting OF the Ministe-
rial union, of this city, in the parlors OF
the First Congregational church, corner
of Sixth and Hill streets. Pastors and
visiting clergymen cordially invited to
be present. Rev. ]. HI. Collins is secre-
,tary of the union.
Richard Tanner was examined yester-
day before Judge Austin on the charge
of burglary. The evidence went to show
that Tanner entered house on Seventh
street and appropriated shoes, silks and
everything he could lay his hands on.
He was held in 81 800 to answer before
the superior court.
James WEIGH is the name OF man
who has been arrested several times in
the past fortnight for being drunk. The
impression at police headquarters is that
the man is slightly off. He walks along
at all hours of the night and talks aloud
on all topics. He will be examined to-
day in regard to his sanity.
The directors Of the Agricultural asso'
citation met yesterday afternoon to COM
plete arrangements for the coming tair.
1t is expected that arrangements will be
concluded for the free-for-all trot and
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that these events will be arranged, as
they certainly would bring visitors from
all over California.
Uncle John Lang is doing a rushing
real estate business at lis West First
street. To show how great the demand
is for bargains in real estate, the fact
may be mentioned that single piece OF
property advertised on the sixth page of
the HERALD brought twenty customers
to Mr.. Lang's Office. There is general
agreement in the opinion that real es-
tate is on the up grade, and now is the
time to invest.
The Union Mutual Building and Loan
association has Incorporated. Its object
is for the purposes OF encouraging in
dustry, frugality, home building and
saving among its stockholders, etc., with
capital stock OF 100000, of which
amount $4,000 has been actually sub
scribed. Its board of directors consists
of H. H. Markham, OF Pasadena, E. P.
johnson, D. P. Hatch, d. w. Field and
W. H. Mather of this city.
Cafe Royal, Under Los Angeles Theater.