Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-13
NEWS NOTES.

The police captured eleven drunks
yesterday.
Judge Austin yesterday fined Lizzie
Rask $40 for soliciting.
Officer Appel arrested Vicente Valen-
zuela, yesterday, on a warrant for petit
larceny.
Frank Lewis and James Mccormick
were arrested last night for disturbing
the peace.
EdO'Connor was yesterday sentenced
10 ninety days in the county jail by
Judge Austin.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Postal Telegraph Office, 125 West
First street. for Mrs. M. G. Richards, ID.
S. Wood and Allen Lamanda.
Undelivered kilograms at the West
ern Union telegraph office, corner Main
and Court streets. October 18th for 5.
S. Webster, A. l. Wilcox, Roberts q
Robertson.
lobe Wilson, "King of Tramps," has
sent word that he is on his way to this
city and expects to winter here. He
requests the police department to give
him fair show.
Police Officer Craig was arrested yes
terday and taken before Justice Stanton
on complaint Of J. s. Redona, who al
leges that he assaulted him. The Off
Ger was released upon his own recogni-
zance.
Francisco TILES was held in $1,000
bail by Justice Stanton, yesterday, for
his appearance on charge of grand lar
eency preferred by Masidonio Carton,
Of Ballona. 1t is alleged that TILES
stole a watch and chain from the person
Of the complainant.
First Lieutenant Edgar S. Dudley,
Second Artillery, having reported in
compliance with paragraph 10, special
orders No. POP, c. S., headquarters OF
the army, Adiutant Generals Office. is
announced as Acting Judge-Advocate of
the department OF Arizona.
James Murray and Harry Nolan
pleaded guilty to petit larceny, before
Justice Austin, yesterday. They asked
for food at a house on San Fernando
street and while it was being obtained
appropriated some silverware and made
off. Detective Bowler arrested them.
At the meeting of the Women's Home
Missionary society this afternoon at the
First Congregational church, Miss Agnes
Mclean will present the subject of the
College Girls Settlement in New York
city. This new phase of practical phi
lanthropy is especially interesting to ed
ucated young women. A general invita-
ton is extended to the public.
The board OF supervisors met yester-
day and took action in regard to the
side districts. A contract was made
with T. M. Parker & Co. for plumbing
and gas fitting at the county hospital.
Messrs. Hubbard and Cook were APP
pointed committee to investigate the
necessity of bridge over the Arroyo
Seco between Pasadena and La Canada.
The sisters of the Los Angeles orphan
asylum have issued formal invitations
to the fair to be held in Armory hall,
on Broadway, opposite the postofice.
The fair opens on the 10Th, and will con-
time to the oath inst. The committee
on management has arranged for many
new and attractive features, and their
efforts to please the public will no doubt
meet with the support of which they
are deserving.
Mr.. John Lang has just returned
from Lang station, where he has been
locating several hundred acres of very
rich placer mining ground for different
parties. He says there is money enough
to make the twelve men rich if they
succeed in getting water on the ground.
Mr.. Lang knows of several hundred acres
in another locality far richer. but don't |
propose to give it away unless he sees
something in it..