Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-15
NEWS NOTES.

held Charles Mcvey, alias Charles Zack,
IN $4,000 bail for trial for burglary.
P. A. Benson, native of Sweden, and
Henry Knauf, a native of Prussia. we're
admitted to citizenship yesterday.
Justice Stanton yesterday imposed a
fine of 500 on John F. Jones who was
found guilty OF battery on his wife.
Papa Schurtz reports that yesterday
he signed a contract by the terms OF
which the Union Ice company is to fur
nish the Palace with ice for the next
two years.
The Union Metallic Cartridge company
has sent to Justice Owens a double
barreled shotgun, which he is now hang
ing behind the judicial desk as warn
ing to all culprits.
Judge Smith yesterday fined Walde-
mar Rechtwig $4O0, and gave him the
alternative of spending 200 days as
guest of Jailor Pallett. Rechtwig was
convicted for resisting an officer.
Walter F. Haas, Esq, was yesterday
admitted to practice in the United
States court upon motion of s. o.
Houghton. Eco. and presentation of a
certificate from the supreme court OF this
state.
Frank Townsend, who was arrested by
Detective Bowler several days ago tor
stealing garden hose from the premises
of Wesley Clark, on Spring street, was
committed for trial yesterday by Justice
Austin.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for Mrs. s. J. Davis, Mrs. Albert Crosby.
r. Hynes, Gus Gustarson and Joseph
Gustin.
At yesterdays session of the board of
supervisors a committee was appointed
to inspect the gas apparatus recently
placed at the county hospital, and also
to examine the water supply of that in
stitution.
Josephine Williams, the colored
damsel who was charged with threaten
ing to kill George Warner, janitor of the
Jones block, was placed under 5000
bonds to keep the peace by Justice
Stanton yesterday.
The jury in the case of Juan Tapia,
charged with assault with deadly
weapon on Chas. Moore at Lancaster.
some months ago, returned a verdict of
acquittal yesterday afternoon after being
out but twenty five minutes.
Only one fare for the round trip on
Sunday via the Southern California
railway to San Bernardino, Redlauds,
Cotton, Riverside, Orange, Santa Ana,
Oceanside and other local points Apply
at Santa Fe ticket Office. 129 North
Spring street or at First-street station.
Thaddeus J. Barnes OF Monrovia,
against whom the United States grand
jury found two indictments for abstract
ing packages from the mails while post
master at the place mentioned, was
arraigned before Judge Ross yesterday,
who set January 18th for him to plead
George w. Beckley and Hervey Beck
ley yesterday pleaded not guilty of per-
jury, on which charge they were. arrest
ed several days ago by Deputy United
States Marshal Goodrich. Judge Ross
granted motion to reduce their bail to
$4,000, and they were remanded for trial.
A commission in insanity examined
John Brown before Judge Shaw yester-
day. Brown was brought in from Yuma,
where he has been working on the
Southern Pacific road and charged with
insanity. The physicians found that he
is suffering from fever, and the court
ordered him committed to the county
hospital.
The case against Segundo Chino, an
Indian, who was charged with attempt
ing to kill John Morongo, was dismissed
yesterday on motion of the United
States district attorney. The alleged
offense was committed on a reservation,
and the jurisdiction of the court was in
doubt. The evidence against the pris-
oner was not very strong.
Gustav Elder and Chas. Korn. who
were tried and convicted of burglary by
a country justice and upon habeas cor
pus proceedings arising out of the irreg-
ularity OF such proceedings remanded
to the lower court for examination, we're
taken before Justice Stanton yesterday,
who set their examination for Saturday
They were remanded to Jail.
The Union Hardware and Metal COM
pany filed articles of incorporation with
the county clerk yesterday. The capi-
tai stock is 100000, the full amount be-
ing subscribed by the following stock
holders, who are also directors of the
company: Joseph Schoder, John w.
Johnston and L. G. Scheller OF Los An
geles, and E. Mclaughlin OF San Jose
and M. Malarin of Santa Barbara.
Ricardo Gonzales, Betterio de Guadel-
70 and Louis Meyer, the trio arrested
some weeks ago by Marshal Gard, were
before Judge Ross in the United States
district court yesterday for arraignment
on indictments charging them with hav-
ing counterfeiting tools in their possess
sion. Gonzales and Guadello pleaded
not guilty, and March 9Th was set for
their trial. Meyer was not arraigned.
The funeral OF William J. Flatley oc-
Cured yesterday from 157 Railroad
street, under the auspices of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians and the Knights oi
Robert Emmet. The deceased was born
in Richmond. Ind, 33 years ago, and at
the time OF his death was a freight clerk
in the employ Of the Southern Pacific
railroad. A high mass was celebrated
over the remains, at the church OF Our
Lady OF Angels.