Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
NEWS NOTES.

VIM. G. Blaikie of England was natu-
ralized by Judge Mckinley yesterday.
J. Leon Blanquire, native of France,
was naturalized by Judge Smith yes
terday.
A recital OF Macbeth will be given by
Mr.. Henry Ludlam on Tuesday evening,
March 1st, in Ludlam hall.
James R. Kits and Mattew ARM
strong, both OF Great Britain, were made
citizens by Judge Torrance yesterday.
A marriage license was yesterday
granted to Edward Harbold, native OF
Kansas, aged %, to Josie Leishman,
native of Kansas, aged 10.
Mile. Georgette Billois, an Alameda
street beauty who made Wednesday
night hideous with her drunken howl
ing, ng, was yesterday fined $40 by Justice
Austin for disorderly conduct.
At the central W. G. 7. U. this after
noon Mrs. Garbutt's Reports from De-
partment of Narcotics will be followed
by an address by Mary Allen West.
Everybody is invited, 2:30, at the
temple.
The De Lano Guitar and Banjo club,
sssisted by G. A. Hough, elocutionist,
and Miss Grace Miltimore, soprano
vocalist, will give concert in the Y.
M. @. A. members course on Tuesday,
March 1st.
John G. Preston, aged 21, is the young
man who was arrested at Pomona on
Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff Atkinson
and Constable Bingham, charged with
stealing the horse and buggy of Dan
Cunningham. e
Mrs. Ducommun, of the Benevolent
society, states that Mrs. Baum, to whose
wants allusion was made in Yesterdays
HERALD, has been cared for by the So
eietv, and that she is in no want, and
that her case has been thoroughly in
vestigated.
Rev. III. G. Spaulding of Boston, for
merly secretary of the Unitarian Sunday
School society, will give an address OF
interest to Sunday school workers at the
Church of the Unity, Third and Hill
streets, Friday evening, at s o'clock.
All are invited.
In the United States district court
yesterday the demurrer in the case
against Ayers & Lynch, charging them
With sending copies Of the drawings of a
lottery through the mails, came up and
was strongly presented for the defend
ants by Mr.. Jay E. Hunter, young
lawyer of this city, and Col. A. B. Hotch-
kiss. The judge took the matter under
advisement.
The case of Max Roth, who is charged
by the United States with violating the
anti-lottery law, came up for trial be-
fore Judge Ross of the United States
district court yesterday afternoon. G..
Wiley Wells appeared for the defendant
and United States Attorney Allen con-
Quoted the case for the prosecution.
Roth was charged with selling lottery
tickets, and the case was pushed along
speedily, the arguments being closed
shortly after A O'Clock, when the cause
was submitted to the jury.
The meat of the nut for California
tourists is the regular Saturday and
Sunday Surf Line excursions to San
Diego and Coronado via the Southern
California railway, (Santa Fe route.)
The best train service, the lowest rate,
the prettiest scenery, and the largest
and most elegant hotel on the continent
rs the terminus. Trains leave First
street station at 8:15 a. M. and 3:05 p.
N. daily. The scenery embraces de-
lightful mountain views, fruitful fields
and grand marine panorama seventy
miles IN length, as the train passes for
that distance within stones throw of
the ocean. The rate is only one fare for
the round trip and tickets are good re-
turning following Monday. Don't miss
this trip.