Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-08
NEWS NOTES.

The Hotel Gazette last Monday con-
tanned eight columns OF arrivals at the
principal hotels, aggregating ll3S.
The San Francisco Music and Drama
states that Jaguarina and Fred Engle-
hardt gave fencing exhibition at Port
land last week.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph company's
Office for Miss Annie Rebholtz, Mrs. s.
A. Cooper, Mrs. M. A. Talvey.
1t appears that Sol. Isaacs, formerly
OF the Dime museum, did not die at
Napa as was stated, but that he is alive
and making money in the show busi-
ness. He has number of friends in
this city who will be glad to learn that
he is still in it.
The Tally-Ho Stables and Carriage
company filed articles of incorporation
yesterday to do a general livery business.
The directors are JIG. Michener, A. W.
Davis, H. F. Hartzell, G. W. Stone and
T. j. Weldon. The capital stock of $780,
600 is all subscribed.
A warrant is out for John Doe, a
hackman, for battering a girl named
Marie Riveres, in front of the Baker
block Monday night. The hackmaD
made q certain proposal to the girl,
which was not accepted, and in revenge
he fell to and beat her.
Los Angeles was visited yesterday
morning by slight earthquake. The
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feel the shock, neither did anyone ex-
cept those who were in bed. Several
people were awakened by the shock,
however, especially those living in
houses not Of substantial build.
Maggie Dwyer appeared before the dis
trict attorney, yesterday, and made COM
plant against Mrs. d. F. Richards for
/ battery. Mrs. Richards, it is alleged,
went to the Dwyer residence in the Day
ton Heights tract last Friday night, and,
after beating Maggie, removed from the
place trunk, which she had deposited
as security for loan.
Officer Bowler yesterday arrested one
E. A. McGechee, on the charge of bur-
glary. McGechee is accused of break
ing into the room occupied by G. NAL
kin, at 225 San Fernando street, and
stealing gold watch. McGechee was
found in a house on. San Fernando
street, and the watch was found on the
bedclothes. He will be arraigned today.
The Cudahy Packing company of
South Omaha have bought the Rob-
.crt Eccles meat plant of this city. The
original cost of this plant was $4,000.
Next Friday the first carload of beef
will arrive from the east and will be
cured here. 1t is the intention of the
purchasers to do all their hog killing
here as soon as the market will permit.
Colonel M. Nudge of Compton and
Captain F. G. Thomas of Pomona leave
for San Diego tomorrow, in the interest
OF the seventh inspection district en-
campment G. A. r. The encampment
will be held on Coronado beach, COM
mencing August 11th and continuing
ten days. 1t is expected this will be
one OF the best encampments yet held,
judging from the preparations the boys
are making.
A complaint was yesterday issued by
the district attorney against Edw. Buik k
for petit larceny, on the instigation OF
his father, w. Fl. Burk, a junk dealer,
who accuses his son Of going to his place
and stealing 300 gunny sacks. Burk
says that the boy is encouraged in his
thieving by his mother, who, a short
time ago, put him up to stealing horse
from his father. The boy lives with
Mrs Burk on Third street, between
Pearl and Flower.
The last of the anonymous course ol
lectures will be delivered this evening
at 8 O'Clock at Emmanuel church by a
lawyer of this city. The managers have
held back tae lawyer till the last that
we might have grand closing. The
subject, Warmed Over Wit, or the Stock
Stories of the Professional Humorist, has
concealed laugh in it, and we can
promise that everyone will enjoy not
only laugh, but an intellectual treat
Miss Challie Burnett, whose singing il
Belshazzar brought down the house
will add the attractions of her fine voice
to the enjoyment Of the evening.
Lumber.
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