Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-21
NEWS NOTES.
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BILE at Temperance temple at 8 o'clock
this morning.
Today the Hunsaker embezzlement
case comes up in the city Justices court
again. AS near as can be ascertained,
therewill be no new features.
The Prohibitionists will hold meet
ING this forenoon at 10 O'Clock, and in
the afternoon. at Old Good Templars'
hall, No. 208 North Main street.
J. Wilson runs saloon on Requena ,
street. He forgot to take out a license
and for this infraction OF the city ordi-
nance be was yesterday arrested.
William Cline, father OF w. B. Cline,
president CT the Los Angeles Lighting
company, died at his residence on
Temple street, last evening, at the age
of 72 years.
W.D. Campbell has returned from
New Mexico, where he has been for a
month past, purchasing opals and curios
for his. business. He secured very
fine collection.
Charles H. Humphreys, of the lum-
Der firm of Clark & Humphreys, is ex-
ceedingly happy nowadays. His ami
able wife has presented him with
bouncing girl baby.
Tonight, at the fair at the chamber of
commerce, there viii be a military drill
by Company A., Capt. +. IA. Martin, and
o special musical programme in which
the ''colored quartette" will participate.
Excellent lunches at Orphans fair
every day this week from IL a. m. to
d. M, and suppers from to p. m.
No one asked to make purchases of any
kind. New Armoryshall, opposite post
Office.
Yesterday Frank Lane and James
Thompson became involved in row on
Los Angeles street. The hour was about
IL a. M, and as Officer Craig happened
to be along about that time, all of the
parties were arrested.
Mary Beraldo, girl about Is years OF
age, was brought in from East Los An
geles Yesterday and lodged in iail, on
the charge of insanity. She has been
subject to fits since she was year old.
She, will be examined today.
Secretary Willard, of the chamber of
commerce, desires it stated that owing
to the unprecedentedly large number of
entries made Monday, some have not
been properly entered, but it is hoped
that today all that have been mislaid
can be found, and the long suffering ex-
hibitors not be further disappointed.
The St. Joseph's Catholic Mutual Ben
evolent society filed articles of incorpo-
ration yesterday. The principal place
of business is Los Angeles, and the
directors, all residents of this city are {:
Matthias Riegger, Pascal Steffes, VIM.
Sellenschiedt, Joseph Tangerman, Louis
Kolb, Theo Schroeder, Adam Trabert
and Ignaz Schneider.
III. @. Wiley, yesterday, lost large
solitaire diamond, weighing nearly four
carats, somewhere between the city and
the race track, or at the race track.
The stone can be used either as a shirt
stud or in ring. Mr.. Wiley offers 500
reward, and no questions asked, for its
return to room 81, in the Phillips block,
or at his residence, 800 s. Hill street.
The Monrovia Colonization rassocia-
tion corrected clerical error yesterday
in its articles of incorporation fled the
Gay DeIOre, Dy WHICH, III appears blidt
$4,000 stock has been subscribed. The
organization is composed of landed gen.
tlemen at Monrovia who propose to help
themselves by reaching out after colon
lists for their rich and growing section of
the county.
The funeral OF the late George W.
Cooke took place yesterday from
Masonic hall The attendance was very
large and the floral offerings numerous.
Some of the designs were very unique
and beautiful. The deceased was buried
with Masonic honors by Los Angeles
Lodge No. AZ, F. & A. M, of which F.
@. Wolf is master. The remains were
inferred in Evergreen cemetery.
The players OF the recent billiard tour
nament, with the exception of Tyler,
the champion, will meet tonight at the
Royal billiard hall to decide the remain
ing prizes. Krebs will play Slater and
Kennedy, and in the event of winning
both will tie Colby for second place.
Tyler has accepted Borden's challenge
to play for the championship, and will
meet him next week over the green cloth
to settle the question of superiority.
Yesterday was the day set for the trial
OF the Itata case in the United States
district court; or, more strictly speak
ing, the trial of Ricardo Trumbull,
George A. Burt and James O'Farrell,
under the Indictment charging them
with unlawfully fitting out and arming
the steamer at an anchorage two miles
from the island OF San Clemente. When
the case was called counsel and witnesses
were present, but one Of the defendants,
Mr.. Burt, had not yet arrived, and, on
motion of defendants counsel, the case
went over until this morning.
Deputy Constable G. R. Wilson, of Ell
Monte, yesterday informed HERALD
reporter that there is case of smallpox
at Savannah, in this county, a brother
of VIM. Parker, vino lives at Savannah.
The young man went to the Santa Ana
races few days ago, and since his re-
turn has come down with the dread
disease. He has not been long from
Arizona. The health officer has for
hidden the removal of the young man to
the pest house, and has taken all
necessary precautions to isolate the case.
Lunch served daily from IL to 2 at
Woman's Exchange, 223 $. Broadway.