Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-04
NEWS NOTES.

street park.
B. f. Peck was yesterday admitted to
practice in the superior court.
Joseph Rousseau, a native OF Switzer-
land, and Frank Aylwin, an English
man, were naturalized yesterday.
Judge Shaw yesterday committed
Thaddens Young, a IL years-old mulatto
boy, to the reform school for five years.
The reserved seats for the tug OF war
will be sold at the Los Angeles Athletic
club rooms, No. 226 South Spring street,
at a. N. next Friday.
Guardian Council No. 80, Order OF
Chosen Friends, will give an entertain
ment this evening at Knights OF Pythias
hall, 1lS1s South Spring street.
The Ruskin Art club will have a
meeting this evening at 1880 in their
club room. A paper will be read on
Wood Engraving. followed by an in
formal discussion.
Messrs. Jsrdine and Mason, organists,
and Mines. Modini-Wood, Corbin, Kim
ball and the opera tenor, Mr.. Foran, will
assist at the organ recital next Wednes-
day night at DR.. Chichester's church.
The doll's fair and linen sale of the
ladies OF the Emmanuel Presbyterian
church will be opened in the reception
room OF the Hollenbeck hotel today.
There will doubtless be a rush to secure
appropriate Christmas presents.
The trial OF Geo. Abbott on charge
Of burglarizing store in Chinatown,
was on all day yesterday in department
one. The testimony is identical with
that in the cases of Amos Abbott and
Albert Acevado.
Undelivered telegram ats the West
ern Union telegraph office, corner Main
and Court streets. for George f. Hickey,
III. T. Hardcastle, j. III. Tallmade, Paul
B. Gaylord, Ratclffe Hicks, Esq., t. II.
Crowell, Miss Matte B. Anderson.
Geo. Wilhelm was taken to the county
jail yesterday on an insane complaint
sworn to by DR.. Custer. Wilhelm was
his insanity is supposed to have resulted
from the accident. He is rancher and
resides near Pico Heights.
''Spider-web social" at Campbell's
hall, given by the ladies OF the Peoples
church, on Friday evening, December
4th. A shor. musical programme will
be given by the members of the Quivive
club, followed by the upwinding OF the
spider-web and lunch. Admission free;
lunch Is cents.
The citizens of San Fernando held
meeting Tuesday and passed suitable
resolutions on the death of Hallowell
Vaughn, who died at Topeka, Kan,
from injuries received in a railroad acci-
dent near that place. A copy of the
resolutions has been sent to the parents
of the deceased.
Before William Van Dyke, as COM
missioner, yesterday, j. Harvey McCar
thy of San Diego, appeared under the
charge of having unlawfully collected
duties while impersonating a United
States revenue officer. During the
afternoon the governments witnesses
were examined.
The question OF the award OF the bid
to pave Pearl street, from Sixth to Pico,
will come up before the board of public
works at 10 O'Clock this morning, when
it is expected some OF the property
holders on that street will be heard on
the subject OF experimenting with BIZ
luminous rock that has not yet been
tried in this city.
Dr. E. A. Clarke OF this city ,has asso-
ciated with him in the practice of medi-
eine and surgery DR.. j. F. Brown, late
oi Jackson, Mich. DR.. Brown has held
toe professorship OF ophthalmology and
otology in the Homeopathic medical
college OF Missouri, and later, lecturer ON
the principles and practice of medicine
and the eye and ear, in the University
of Michigan. Also is eXpresident OF
the Michigan State Homeopathic So
ciety,
A big team OF horses belonging to the
Union Ice company ran away last even
ing and succeeded in doing considerable
damage before their career was stopped.
The driver left them standing on New
High street, at the rear entrance OF
Maier's meat market. They struck Il
horse hitched to wagon which was
backed to the City OF Paris store and
knocked the animal down, injuring him
quite seriously. A number of pedes-
triaus narrowly escaped being knocked
down by the runaway team.
Among the deeds filed for record
yesterday was one running from P. G.
Tonncr OF Pomona to Mrs. Lugarda A.
de Palomares, conveying to her his title
to certain Pomona lands. Mrs. Palo-
mares has expressed her desire to deed
to the people who occupy the lands, and
who thought they owned them, until
Tonner's deed clouded the title. This
action on the part OF Sei1ora de Palo-
mares will enable the apple growers to
read their title clear, and everybody
is expected to be correspond
irg'y happy.
The great silverware sale in progress
at 2l5 South Broadway by the Pacific
Loan company has been the sensation OF
the season. The interest in it is by no
means confined to the city. Buyers are
coming in daily from all quarters, and
the excitement is higher now than it
has been at any time yet The goods,
pnquestionAbly, are OF the best quality,
and are selling at just one-half the orig
inal prices. This puts them within the
reach OF nearly every dy, and affords
an opportunity to BUYERS for the holi-
days, especially, that is rarely met with.
The sales have been enormous, but the
stock was so large to begin with that
tho re are nlnntV of dpsir hlA thinpe left