Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-04

Insurance union, died on Wednesday
night at his residence, 1116 Court street
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Yesterday forty-two land ejectment
suits were filed in the United States
circuit court by the Southern Pacific
Railroad company against persons along
the line OF the road north OF this county.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office Of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for J. Rose, Alvin Slingerland, Miss
Horton, Edwin w. Lucas, j. S. Huey
and Mr.. Slatorsky.
East Los Angeles people interested in
forming court of Forestry on the east
side. will hold an open meeting at Hay
den's hall, 510 Downey avenue, tonight
at O'Clock. After the meeting new
court will be Instituted.
The New Vienna Buffet at ia and
116Court street has secured an unusually
clever list OF artists this week, and are
nightly presenting splendid perform
ance to crowded houses. The entertain
ment is refined and much appreciated.
Mr.. Stimson yesterday became the
owner of all those lots on the south side
OF Adams street. between Main and
Grand avenue. This property has never
hoo,, of ho ~ \
the present owner cut it up into homes
the time has come when it won't last
long.
The case OF Billy Manning, charged
with an assault with a deadly weapon
on Major Wood in the Lankershim
lodging house, was to come up before
Justice Austin yesterday, but was con-
tinued until tomorrow morning on ac-
count of the absence OF Mr.. Ling, coun-
sci for the defense, and the inability of
the injured man to be present.
Bernabe Castillo was convicted in
Justice Owens's court yesterday of bat
terry. He had brutally beaten an old
Mexican named Trajiola, in fight over
cards in De Georges saloon on Upper
Main street. Castillo had used an old
fashioned Colts navy revolver as a
weapon, with such violence as to bend
the massive barrel. He was held in
$500 bail for sentence at 2 p. m. tomor-
row.
People who have bought property at
county tax sales may not be aware that
unless they publish notice in some
newspaper for at least five times, they
will have no claim on the property and
will lose the money paid. This is new
law, and is designed to save careless tax
payers the everlasting annoyance and
expense tax title causes when per-
fected.
G. A. R. comrades, who intend going
to the department encampment at
Fresno, are requested to meet at room
S, new Wilson block, Saturday after
noon at 4 80. Those who cannot do so
and all ladies of the GA R. and W.R.C.
are requested to send names by mail to
GAR. committee at same place, 80
that accommodations may be secured
for them.
The funeral of Hazel Layton occurred
yesterday afternoon from Orr & Sutch's
undertaking parlors. A great repre-
sentation of the demi-monde was in at
tendance, and the unfortunate women
saowed by their honest tears that
charity has not left their hearts. The
funeral was one OF rare magnifcence,
the expense being borne by the inmates
of Ethel Wilson's house, where the
murder occurred. The Rev. Mr..
Knighten oAiciated.
Lehman, the ticket broker, has re-
moved to 2l7 South Spring street.