Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-15
Max. tenn, SO: min. tenn, 50,

A boy who is accused of having stolen
a dog was locked up yesterday on a
charge OF petit larceny.
John H. Kannavan, of Globe, A. T.,
was united in marriage yesterday to
Miss Ida Sanford, of this city.
A Chinaman who has been in the city
iail for several days has developed into
q full-fedged and chattering lunatic.
The fixtures of the Palace saloon, in
the basement of the Wilson block, will
be sold by the sheriff today under an
execution.
Southern California lodge No. 27S. F.
And A. M, will confer the third degree
of Masonry this evening. All Master
Masons are invited to attend.
The Democratic county central COM
mittee, in connection with several
members of the state central committee
and other leading Democrats, will meet
This evening at $50 at the' Nadeau ho-
tel for the purpose of making arrange
ments for a grand ratification meeting.
Complaints were sworn to yesterday
before Justice Austin, charging Susan
Donnation of 112 West Ann street, Mol
lie Auker of l22 West Ann street and
M. B. Mihran of $50 South Spring
street with violation of the fire ordl'
nance.
Hassen Mahomet, the king of tramps,
leaves Los Angeles at midnight for San
Francisco. He will leave with his
wheelbarrow from the corner OF Arcadia
and Main streets. Mahomet had sew
eral offers of marriage in this city, but
he did not accept any.
The final report of the street commits
sionere for the opening and widening OF
Sixth street YVES filed with the city
clerk yesterday. 1t will remain there.
for thirty days tor the inspection OF
those who are interested in the matter
and to give them an opportunity to en-
ter protests, if the report should not be
acceptable to them.
Oscar P. Burke jr., who was examined
for lunacy yesterday in the superior
court and released because it was shown
that he is not insane but "hypo"
fiend, was arrested last night at his
home on Howard street and locked up
because he raised a big disturbance
there while uncomfortable from the ef-
fects of morphine.
There will be debate this evening
out at University place on the tenn
perance question. 1t will be held in
the Cool block, corner Wesley avenue
and Jefferson street. The question is:
''Is high license and regulation the most
practical method of suppressing the
liquor traffic?" Supervisor A. E. Davis
will lead the affirmative and M. j. Hall
the negative.
A rare find is to be added to the mu-
scum of the University OF Southern Cal
ifornia. 1t is fine specimen of petrifed
fish embedded in stone, which was quar-
ried in the San Pedro hills, 800 feet
above eea level, by Mr.. Alfred Tibbel, OF
fered to give it to the above named in
stitution, and it was brought to Los An
geles by Mr.. S. A. Widney. who will
carry out Mr.. Tibbel's wishes by depos-
iting it in the museum.
The examination of Thomas B. Bill
lings, charged with selling liquor to
a minor, was yesterday postponed until
tomorrow morning. in Judge stanton's
court. Attorneys Ling and Kearney,
who appeared for the defendants,
secured the postponement on an affidavit
setting forth that Cummings and New
kirk, two material witnesses, were now
in San Bernardino. Edwin Percival,
Adoiph Green and several others who
visited the wayside house were in court.
Billings's examination for keeping a
house of prostitution will come up
this afternoon.