Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-23
NEWS NOTES.

The First Baptist Sunday school will
give a Christmas entertainment this
evening.
Mr.. Dan Freeman says that there will
be more rain before New Years day.
He ought to know, for he has thousands
OF acres sown to grain.
Passengers from the north yesterday
said that the snow was three feet deep
at Tehachapi. That's where last nights
climate must have come from.
Today and tomorrow the last sale OF
elegant silverware, corner Spring and
second. Auction pm. and 80 even
ing. At private sale before and after
auction.
Three Cinnamon were brought up to
the city yesterday for violating the ex-
cluson act in attempting to enter the
United States from Mexico. They were
remanded to the county jail.
Police Commissioner M. P. Snyder
yesterday received dispatch from
Winston, N. c., announcing the death
of his father, R. d. Snyder, who was a
pioneer resident OF Winston.
Willie Downing, the turkey thief and
son OF the street fakir, who was arrested
by Detective Auble few nights ago.
was Yesterday sentenced to the reform
school at Whittier for five years.
The silverware is being closed out
rapidly, but there is good deal Of fine
goods still to sell. Sale closes tomorrow.
Auction today at 2 pm. and Z 80 even
ing, corner Spring and Second. At
private sale before and after auction
sale.
John Ripley, the Pasadena tool-thief,
whose capture was recorded in yester-
days HERALD, was arraigned yesterday
before Police Justice Owens and held in
$500 bail for trial today, after waving
trial by jury, on charge OF petty lar
eeny.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office OF the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for G. w. Adams, Herbert Brown, Ar
thur Foreman, George Rederlck, Ed
ward H. Drew, NJ. A. Haws, K. M.
Summers, Miss Minnie E. Lord.
r. C. Tonner, the agitator from Po-
mona, who was arrested Monday night
for drunkenness, was released yesterday
morning under $40 bail, but did not put
in an appearance at police headquarters
at 80 O'Clock as he was directed. The
case was continued until 80 this after
noon.
The U. S. marshal yesterday arrested
Louis Meyer and took him before Com
missioner Van Dyke as an accomplish of
B. d. Genadella, who was arrested
about week ago for having counterfeit
ing tools in his possession. Meyer was
placed in the county Jail in default OF
$4,000 bonds.
Pentalpha Lodge No. 202, F. and A.
NJ, elected the following officers ON last
Monday night: G. W. Pendleton, w.
M; Ed Lupton, S. w. S. L. Pritchard,
J. W.. T. J. Weldon, treasurer; W. W.
Robinson, secretary. A joint installa-
ton OF officers of all the lodges will be
held this evening.
There is but little time left to secure
some OF the elegant silver now on sale
corner Spring and Second. Today and
tomorrow closes it all out, and the goods
still to offer are just the same as the best
sold. Do not miss this opportunity.
Auction 2 p m. and 80 evening. At
private sale before and after auction.
Mr.. Fred Mccain OF Redlands writes
to the HERALD announcing the death at
that place of Miss Agnes McKown on
Friday last. Mr.. Mccain says the
young woman died without friends
Iat 4 - |, Il - ~, l,,y,.&
this city she could not be found. 1t is
hoped this note will meet the sisters
eye.
The happiest women in town will be
those who are presented with some OF the
elegant silverware being sold corner OF
Spring and Second. The goods are OF
the best makers and bear their stamps
The sale closes with today and tomorrow.
Auction at p In. and Z 80 evening. At
private before aud after auction sales.
The real estate men, for whom war
rants were issued for non-payment of
license, Yesterday appeared in police
court, before Justice Owens. Most of
them had paid their delinquent fees,
and were dismissed. G.. W. Alstine and
w. B. Barber, however, decided to fight
their cases, and the trials will take
place on the Goth and 2Sth respectively.
People on the streets were yesterday
treated to the sight of raving, fighting
maniac, bruised and bleeding, being
driven to the police station in the open
patrol wagon. Such scenes, together
with that of the clanking, manacled
prisoners who form that sixteenth CEN
fury civilization object lesson - the
-gang-are very pretty features Of
Los Angeles life to display to the hun
dreds OF visitors now here.
Among the deeds filed for record with
Rec5ider Kelly yesterday was one exc
cuted by Mrs. Lugardo A. de Palomares
to Frank L. Palmer in trust for the pur-
chasers OF the original interest of Mrs. |
Polamares in certain Pomona lands. |
The execution of the Trust on the part |
OF Mr.. Palmer will legally cure all the
defects in Pomona land titles growing |
out OF the late TonnerNichols-P alo-
mares deal. "AlPs well that ends
WELL"
Auction-War! War!
Talk about Broadway prices! Irish p int
euttsins sold at auction yesterday at $500.
More today. BAT S. Spring street
No Cash REQUIRED.