Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-25
NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. Nickless, Caiedonian hall, 119H
South Spring street.
The board of supervisors yesterday
appointed J. @. Twitchell justice of the
peace for Azusa township.
Judge Smith Yesterday affirmed the
judgment of the lower court in the case
Of the people VS.. ]. Frisco.
David G.. Lewis, native OF Great
Britain, was made citizen of the
United States by Judge Wade yesterday.
Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph Office, corner Main and
Court streets, for @. M. Davenport, John
Hickey, J.. r. Latourette, j. F. Will
iams and Mr.. Frank Comsure.
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Chief Glass yesterday received letter
from Sheriff M. S. Danah of Pitts6eld,
Illinois, announcing that the officer had
safely arrived with Frank Capps, who is
wanted for highway robbery and was ar
rested here.
George Dale, who was arrested by Or
fcer Goodman on charge of burglariz-
ing Cooks tannery ON Kuhrts street, was
discharged yesterday by Justice Austin.
Anather charge of petit larceny was
pending against him, however, and the
court gave him 100 days for repentance.
The young people of the First. Congre-
gational church desire = to i meet their
friends, and also strangers, at social to
be given by them on Friday evening, at
the church parlors. The social is to be
managed by the young men, who will
endeavor to see that all who come have
an enjoyable time.
w. S. Miller, director of the Colorado
weather service, writes to Director
George E. Franklin, of the local weather
Office, asking for copies of the crop bull
letin. He says the Los Angeles crop
bulletins are posted in the wholesale
fruit commission district in Denver and
are of great practical value.
The Ouray, Colorado, Plaindealer of
February 4th, gives an account of re-
markable gold discovery about eight
miles from that town. Assays of the
ore, which is ,conglomerated with free
gold, run from two to sixty-eight
ounces to the ton. The find caused q
stampede which temporarily depopu-
lated Ouray.
Some time during the night between
Tuesday and yesterday burglars entered
the Southern Pacific station at Anaheim
and drilled two holes in the safe. They
were, however, scared away during their
work, and it is supposed that the earth
quake frightened them. Their booty
consisted of the station agents clothes
and bedding.
The benevolent minded can find an
opportunity for the exercise of their
charitable instincts at 232 East Seventh
street, near Maple avenue. Mrs.
Baron, who lives there, is entirely des-
titute and has to care for crippled
daughter. Mrs. Baron has been in want
Of food and appears to be most deserv-
ing of assistance.
Daniel Cunningham, foreman for ex-
Governor Downey, had horse and
buggy stolen from him yesterday after
noon. The rig was tied on New High
street, near Temple. Deputy Sheriff
Atkinson telephoned to the HERALD
from Pomona last evening that he had
recovered the horse, buggy and harness
and had arrested the thief.
, H. r. Whitsen, who has been in the
habit OF stealing tools from carpenters
engaged in building, was before Justice
Austin yesterday. Detectives Auble and
Hawley appeared against him, and he
was sentenced to twenty-five days on the
chain gang. There are nineteen charges
against the prisoner, one OF them boing
burglary. Whitsen is a son of one of the
guards at Folsom prison.
A complaint was sworn to yesterday
in Judge Owens's court by a number
OF residents Of the vicinity of Pearl and
Sand streets. against D. F. Donegan,
who owns stable at the corner of the
streets named. Donegan has been COM
planned of several times at the health
Office for keeping the surroundings of
his stable in filthy condition. The
case was set for trial on March 9th,
and Donegan was released under bail.
Try Armour's Silver Churn butterine.
Superior to butter. For sale by the
Economic Stores, 305 s. Spring street.
VIM. 9. Aiken, architect, IL Burdick
block, corner Second and Spring streets.