Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-12
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
Yesterday Judge Shaw naturalized
August E. Ruschhaupt, a native of Ger
many.
Sophie Quirin was adjudged insane by
Judge Wade Yesterday and sent to Ag-
new asylum.
G. w. Gable, Gin every aspect of life
an enemy of the commonplace" See
amusement column.
Judge Ross yesterday excused jurors
from attendance on the United States
circuit court until February 10th.
Peter Sampson, the fruit peddler who
raised Cain near the Arcade depot, was
yesterday fined $40 by Justice Owens.
The board Of supervisors yesterday
awarded the contract to supply grocer
les to the county hospital to John Lowell
Of this city.
The second of the course of dramatic
recitals by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ludlam
will be given on Tuesday evening, Feb
ruary 10th.
Don't miss the grand excursion Satur-
day and Sunday to San Diego and Hotel
del Coronado via the Southern Califor-
MIA railway (Santa Fe route). One fare
for the round trip.
There will be another grand balloon
ascension and double parachute jump
by Miss Hazel Keyes and the monkey
Yam Yam, at Westlake park, on Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock.
William Frick, who assaulted a man
named Bean on Third street few days
ago and injured his victims eye, was
yesterday held for trial in the superiar
court by Justice Austin.
The water will be shut off at O'Clock
this morning for about four hours from
that district supplied by the Citizens
Water company lying north of Court
street and east of Figueroa.
On the programme of the Central W
@. T. o., this afternoon, will be Home
Protection course OF reading, reports OF
superintendents, etc.. 2:30, at the tenn.
pie. Everybody is welcome.
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The alarm of fire from box No. 81, at
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon, was
caused by an insignificant blaze in the
vestibule of the Los Angeles theater. A
defective fue was the cause. The dam
age was nominal.
The Independent of American Fork,
Utah, is anxious to learn of the where
abouts of John Griffis, who was known
to be resident of Southern California
fifteen years ago. He is a Welshman
and is about 60 years old.
There are undelivered kilograms al
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets
for Rev. /. E. Gilbert, D. D., Lee Holm
gerald, S. P. Linson, Mary St. Clair
Frank @. Prescott and A. ]. Ranken.
A grand concert by the De Lano Idea
Guitar and Banjo club quartette, will
Miss Miltimore as soprano, Prof. Hougf
as elocutionist, and Miss Helen Widney
as accompanist, will be given at Temple
street Christian church tonight. Ad
mission 35 cents.
Grand attractions at Hotel del Coro
nado Saturday afternoon, to conclude
with afarewell ball in the evening tc
Admiral Brown and officers OF the flag
ship San Francisco before their depart
ure for Honolulu. A great many will
go to San Diego, as this will be their last
opportunity to see the war cruiser.
Six open lots on Also street near the
bridge have for some time been used as
dumping ground for all sorts of filth
until they have developed into pestif.
erous nuisance. Health Officer Mac Gowar
has sent communication to the owners
asking them to fence in the property so
as to prevent continuation of this
practice. Three of the lots are owned
by the Santa Fe railroad and three by
Rees & Wirsching. Mr.. Rees said yes
terday that lie had not been aware oil
the facts or he would have attended to
the matter ere this.
Next Friday evening, 10th inst, Mr.
VIM. Foran's second grand operate con.
cert will be given in the Simps on
auditorium, Hope street. AS already
announced Mr.. Foran intends making
this the musical event of the season.
Never before have our music loving peo-
pie had the opportunity of hearing
such eminent artists as Helen Parepa,
Nine. Garso-Dely, 0. Stewart Taylor,
Herr Joseph Rubo, Sig. Stanzione and
Prof. A. G. Stamm on the one pro-
gramme. Tickets of admission are on
sale at all the prominent music stores.
Plan of reserved seats at Bartlett's Is
music house, N. Spring street, second
door from First.
Don't fail to see the great Partisan
danseuse, Miss Pearl Desmond, at the
Original Vienna Ruffat