Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-17
NEWS NOTES.

A few drops of rain fell shortly after
O'Clock last evening.
A rattlesnake skin, tx feet long and
1516 inches wide, is on exhibition at
Slotterbeck's gun store.
Argument in the All Tet perjury case,
which has been on trial for some time
in department six, will begin this morn
ing.
The county recorders Office has been
equipped with the Burr patent index
system, which will greatly facilitate the
work OF the Office.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets.
for John Mckee, The Pacific Flush Tank
Co., Pat Cody, M. Anderson.
James Ryan, charged with petty lar
cen1 for stealing pair OF trousers from
Main-street clothing house, as hereto
fore reported in the HERALD, was tried
before Justice Austin yesterday in the
police court and found guilty. He will
be sentenced today.
Mrs. David Lyall yesterday received
ter, Mrs. Getty, was frozen TO death in
Manitoba, on the night of the 4th inst.
She was first apprized Of this sad news
by an Associated Press dispatch printed
in the HERALD on the 9th.
John i. Glenn was taken before
United States Court Commissioner
Van Dyke yesterday on q warrant
charging him with obstructing passage
over government land in the Santa
Susanna district. He was released on
$3.50 bail to appear for arraignment.
The ladies of Plymouth church con-
tinue their Christmas sale of embroid-
cred linens and fancy work at room 8,
Y. M. G. A. building, Thursday, from 10
a. m. to pm, and Friday from 10 am.
to 2 pm. Reduced prices ana fine
stock from which to select Christmas
gifts.
A literary and musical entertainment
will be given at the Occidental univer-
sity on Tuesday, December 18th, at 2 p.
m. The literary exercises will consist
of prize declamations by members of
the elocution class. Hacks will run from
the end of the car line, beginning at
1:30 p. m.
Detective Mofatt OF Chief Glasss
office reports that within the last two
days half dozen complaints have been
made about sneak thieves who steal
overcoats from play houses. hotels, and
even from the cloak rooms of the Young
Mems Christian association. Several
detectives are looking out for this class
OF crooks.
The tramp Warner, whom an
esteemed contemporary tried to connect
with a sensational case Of rape, was tried
yesterday before Justice Austin in the
police court. The charge was rather an
aggravated one of distul bing the peace,
and instead Of getting year sem
tence at San Quentin Mr.. Warner was
allotted $50 days in Jail.
Jerry Hitch has received number OF
pheasants, of the genuine eastern va
riety. They are beautiful bird, and
were shot in the northern counties,
where they have been propagated. AT |
least they came down from San Fran
cisco. They were objects of much inter-
est, the bird not being native and to the
manner born in this state.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon a
telephone message was received at
police headquarters announcing fine
piece of sneak thieving. A grocer at
the corner of Bellevue avenue and High
street had been sitting before his store |
on chair, and the thief managed to
sneak into the establishment by the |
back door and get awavswith both cash |
drawer and contents, the latter amount
ing to $12.
Los Angeles Council No. IA, Y. M. l.,
has elected the following officers for the |
ensuing term: President, Anthony
schwamm; first vice president, DR.. A.
]. Scholl; second vice president, HI. G. |
Limbrock; recording secretary, 7. }.
Cunningham; corresponding secretary,
@. 2. Schreimer; financial secretary, f.
w. Montgomery treasurer, j. l.. Mans
field marshal, 2. j. OConnor; execu-
tive committee, A. McNally, II. @.
Limbrock, [. F. Gray, NJ. f. Betkouski,
Anthony Schwamm.
Judge Shaw yesterday heard further
testimony in the case of Mrs. Lavina M
Harris, which came up on writ of
habeas corpus. Notwith ,tanding that
a commission of physicians declared her
to be insane, after the examination on
Saturday last, there are number of
medical men who regard her as sane.
The hearing was continued until today.
Judge Shaw stated to Mrs. Harris that
she might so where she pleased pending
a decision, but she replied that she
would remain in Jail until the case is
settled.
For gale, fine driving and draft horses,
ehoice milch COWS and thoroughbred
Holstein bulls. Bonito Meadows, Wash
ington street. j. E. Durkee.
R. D. List, notary public. Legal papers care
Hlly drawn. l27 West Second Telephone 100.
s.. G. Johnson, notary, has removed TO 2l3
YySst First street, opposite old ONCE.
Railway CON panies antagoniZe tlcKet brokers'
hut Anthony Sch wamm, the Responsible Asso,
cation broker will guarantee every tcRet anu
save YOU dollars Ny motto: square Iraps
actions and Reduced Rates vs. ArDltrary NY
Rates Office, 200 and FOG N. Spring s'ree''
Temple block
THE PASTEU