Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-20
NEWS NOTES.

The little daughter and only child of
Charles F. Wells died yesterday morn
ing.
Justice Austin yesterday disposed OF
only three drunks, whom he fined from
$3 to $40.
For all delicacies in the fish, game and
poultry line call on the Los Angeles Fish
company, in the Mott market.
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Situations for those who need employ
ment and hundreds of bargains are
offered daily on the sixth page of the
HERALD.
The great money raising sale at Wine
burg's starts today. We believe this is
golden opportunity for purchasers OF
dry goods.
N. G. Johnson was decidedly happy
yesterday over the arrival of thirteen
pound boy at his residence. Mother
and boy are doing well.
The Terminal road Will run no regular
trains on the Glendale branch today or
tomorrow, owing TO the work OF chang
ing the road to broad gauge. The road
will resume business Friday, the END,
All Kow, a pig-tailed Celestial in
broadcloth, was arrested yesterday by
Officer II. A. Rickenbaugh for selling a
Chinese lottery ticket to one Frank
Meadows. The hearing will take place
today.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for James G. McMohon, w. G. Van
SAINT, B. E. Jones, Mrs. B. B. Garvey,
Mrs. Violet Lewis, L. Bly,, Terry Fagen.
The attendance at the meeting held
by s. M. Sayford at the Young Mems
Christian association last evening was
larger even than that of the night be-
fore, so that the meeting was held in
the large hall. Mr.. Sayford will speak
again tonight.
The police commission did not hold
its regular meeting yesterday, because
no quorum was obtainable. Commits
sioners Lewis and shatto were present,
Oub OdPsoiA 4AdChCJ 10 cbfil III, OOu-
missioner Snyder is in North Carolina,
and Mayor Hazard was out collecting
subscriptions for entertaining the press
club excursionists.
John Collins appeared yesterday be-
fore Justice Austin on charge of bat
terry. This person was implicated in
the assault committed in First-street
lodging house by one Carer on man
named Kinney. Carer and Collins
threw Kinney out OF his own bed. Col
Tins yesterday was fined $50, with the
usual alternative.
Officer Theodore Roberts last Sunday
morning at O'Clock saw man riding
down Spring street on bicycle. Sud-
denly the individual alighted, threw
the machine into the middle of the
street. and ran away. The officer cap
tured the vehicle and brought it to the
police station, where it still awaits an
owner. 1t is fine Victor machine and
entirely new.
The examination of candidates for
appointment to cadetship at West
Point, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Charles r. Willoughby,
will be held at San Diego barracks,
March 1st. Congressman Bowers has
nominated Choteau Loring of San Diego.
There is also to be second candidate.
who will be examined and appointed in
case OF the failure of the first named
candidate to pass. Those possessing
the qualifications can present them
selves on the date mentioned and the
one shown to be the best qualified upon
examination will be appointed the sec
ond candidate.