Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-02

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Forecast.
Forecast for Southern California: FAIR, ex-
cept showers a. Los Angeles ana vlclnl5s!i
slight changes in te eaperature; VARIABLE wlhos'
R.W, Duncan was arrested last even
ing on a warrant charging him with as
sault with deadly weapon.
There was q small blaze at the Ter
minal railroad round house last evening
about 10 O'Clock. Damage, nominal.
The fire was caused by a discarded cigar.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Earl Winsor, aged 20, and Laura
Harpel, aged 10, both natives OF ONO
and residents of Los Angeles.
Mr.. John T. Gaffey telegraphed last
evening to friends in this city that all
reports that he had withdrawn from the
contest in the Eighth ward for the coun-
Gil were bsseless.
Owing to the inclemencyo of the wealth
er the Southern California Library club,
to have met at the public library last
evening, postponed its meeting until
Thursday, December Sth..
Being the first Friday. of the month,
devotions to the sacred heart will be
held in Our Lady's church, plaza, at
6:30'p. IN. today. Rev. E. M. Maestres
will preach the sermon.
George Bell Vansteinberg, aged IA
years, was arrested last evening on a
warrant by Officer Wright and taken to
the police station. She will be sent to
the reform school at Whittier.
There are uudelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph COM
Nj nd rt
streets, December 1st, for &. karpe,
Gustaaf Van de Velde, Mr.. Julius AL
len.
The following building permits were
iseued yesterday: ". N. Gilman, frame
dwelling, Pearl street, 5000; German
Methodist church, Myrtle avenue and
San Julian, $4,000; Mrs. NJ. D. Godfrey,
frame dwelling, Bonsallo avenue between
Twenty-frst and Twenty. second, $500.
Prof Tyndall, the thought reader, will
give an exhibition OF his psychological
powers at Turnveren hall on next
Tuesday night, December 9th, A fea-
ture of his entertainment will be the
exposition of fraudulent spirituellsts and
so-called trance mediums. In addition
he will give tests in thought reading.
Simon Jones, aged ~ years, died sud-
denly Wednesday morning about 10
O'Clock at bis residence near Palmdale.
He had never been sick q day during his
life until a few days previous to his
sudden death. AT the special request of
the family, no physician being present
at the time, Coroner Weldon was sum-
moned to hold an inquest, which will be
held this morning.
The convict, Albert Pico, says the
Stockton Mail. who escaped from Fol-
som prison OH Monday and whom
Sheriff Cunningham has been notified
to endeavor to apprehend, is not un-
known as a criminal in this city. The
sheriff's office here was on the lookout
for him aboGt year ago, when he
turned up as an embezzler in Los An
geles and was sentenced there to three
years. imprisonment for that crime.
The Pacific Asbestos company filed ar
ticles OF incorporation yesterday. The
company is organized to acquire, own
and develop mines, manufacture and
sell asbestos and other mineral products.
Los Angeles is the principal place OF
business. The capital stock is S25, 600,
all actually subscribed. TIE incorpora-
tors are Thomas j Harmon. A. H.
Busch, F. T. Griffith, Louis F. Vetter OF
Los Angeles and John D. Hotf of San
Diego.
Fred Kopp, restaurant waiter, is
now waiting in the city prison to be
tried on the charge of forgery. His
sister, Annie Kopp. had an account at
the California bank and Fred checked it
out, it is charged, signing his sisters
name. When the bank notified Annie
that her account had been overdrawn,
she visited the bank in haste, etating
that she had not drawn any money and
that her name had been forged. Her
brother was arrested and taken to the
central police station, which was another
surprise to her.
A number of the young men of Boyle
Heights formed an association, two
months ago, for the purpose of advance
ment in the manly sports, and secured
rooms in the Hendricks block, on First
street. The membership has grown very
rapidly, and permanent organization
has been formed, with the necessary
officers and board of directors and in
structors. The rooms are verv well
patronized, and the interest shown is
quite marked. The directors propose to
enlarge the present quarters and make
additions OF athletic paraphernalia, and
desire a general meeting OF the young
men of Boyle Heights. To that end
meeting will be held in the rooms Of the
club Oh Friday evening OF next week, the
9th, at which time it is hoped that there
will be large attendance of the young
men of the Heights. Everybody is in
vited.