Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-02


Mr.. VIM. Duehring contributed 90
cents yesterday to the HERALD relief
fund for the explosion sufferers.
The board of supervisors granted a
petition for the vacation of streets in
the Gail, Boldt, Woodworth and Plstt
tracts.
A small-sized audience was present in
Turner hall laet night to listen to the
concert given for the benefit OF the
blind boy, William Carroll.
The trial of the six Chinese lottery
dealers arrested Monday night, in raid
led by Sergeant Jeffries. will take place
in the police court next Saturday.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office. cor
ner North Main and Court streets,
November 1st. for Lincoln l. Browning,
Evan G. Evans. J. B. Fletcher, Miss
Emma Treanor.
Numerous inquiries reach the HERALD
Office asking the address of w. S. Bar
ton, who wrote a communication recent
ly upon the Death valley region. 1t is
hoped that the gentleman will send his
address to this Office, as several COM
munications are here for him.
w. O. and A. G. Gilkey received q dis.
patch yesterday from Chrisman, ILL.,.
announcing the death of their only sis
ter, Mrs. A. E. Schnitker. The many
friends of the popular young gentlemen
in this city will be panied to hear of the
sad occurrence.
An officer from Oakland will arrive to-
day to take back to their homes the
I'd orl.l TO nv q n
Charles Arkison, who ran away from
home some time ago. They were ar.
rested on dispatch from their parents
and held at the central police station.
They are aged IA and 13 years respect
lively.
w. B. Boone and W. L. Lyons were
arrested last evening by Detective Bos'
oui, taken to the central police station.
and charged with battery. The fellows
were in house of ill-repute on New
High street creating disturbance, and
when the woman of the house went out
to summon an officer, they are said to
have beaten the Chinese servant.
The following building permits were
issued yesterday: Wilmer Bros. Co.,
addition 10 building on Olive street, be-
tween Second and Third, $500; John H.
Cope, frame dwelling, southeast corner
of Eighth and Grand, $2000 Allison
Barlow, frame dwelling, Stanton av-
enue, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets, $1,000: E. A. Hump
hrey, frame dwelling, Brooklyn ave-
nue., $3.50; A. Fry, alterations on build
ing on the corner OF Fifth and Los Ange-
les streets, $3.50; j. Bernero, addition to
and repair frame dwelling Water street
and Pasadena avenue, 5000.
An El Paso paper of October 31st con.
tains the obituary and biographical
sketch of Asahel X. Clark, who died OF
pneumonia, in that city, on Friday, Oc'
tober 2Sth. The gentleman, in company
with wife, child and mother in law
Mrs. Fletcher, visited Mexico on Tues
day, and on returning to Ell Paso thu
same day, Mr.. Clark took to his bee
with slight cold, which finally termi
mated in his death. The remains hav,
been shipped to Los Angeles, ant
the iDterment will take place
Clark was we'll known in Lo
Angeles. He was the senior part
ner of Clark & Blanchard of this city
and was interested in business at Sar
Bernardinc, Denver, Ell Paso ant
Phoenix. He was also in the firm o
Bartlett Bros. & CLARK, music dealers
on Spring street. His wife was a Mis-
Fletcher. Her family are well knowr
here.