The herald., 1893-01-24

s;oo oO p.@ s@ sc.o sc.os 81 g . Nv / Clear Clear,
Max. tenn, 81 min tenn, Az.
Forecast for southern California; Fair
weather; cooler; noriherly winds.
Mrs. WA. Parrish died last evening
at the family residence, 537 South Los
Angeles street. rs
Cornelius V. Crimmins was taken to
the county jail yesterday, and will be
examined as to his sanity.
F. Shimheck fell in fit at the San
Fernando depot yesterday and was
taken to the receiving hospital for med
ical treatment.
Francisco Frasko was brought in from
San Gabriel yesterday by Constable
Mitchell and lodged in the county Jail.
Frasko is under ten days sentence for
battery.
r. g. Sellman OF Bakersfield, while
viewing the scenes of city life, met with
q slight accident yesterday and was
taken to the receiving hospital for med
ical treatment.
The Young Yales on Saturday defeat
ed the Young Fifth Streets in game of
football bv score of 10 to 0. The Young
Yales will play any team in the city
under is years of age. Send all chal-
lenqes to G.. Hoibrook, dos Vine street.
Mr.. TT, Gibbs of 125 South Truman
street when he went home on SATURDAY.
found that County Stock Inspector DR..
o. G. Baldy had killed mare belong
ing to Gibbs, asserting that it had the
FLANDERS, and left an order for him to
clean up his place and whitewash his
stable. Gibbs claims that the horse
was not sick.
Solly Smith, the feather weight pugil-
ist, was given a serenade and surprise
party at his home, at 53S Bellevue ave-
nue., bv his former school mates and
friends. One speaker expressed the
views of the guests when be said that
"Solly makes his money more honestly
than Jay Gould and many others have
done. ~
The South ella Canal company of
Arizona has awarded the contract for
constructing their immense dam, reser-
voirH and canals to D. H. Irland and B.
completed will cost some $4,000, 900.
The enterprise is one of the largest OF
it's kind in Arizona.
w. A. White. manager of the free
labor bureau appointed by the council,
wishes it stated that the bureau is now
open for business at No. 240 New High
street, opposite the court house, the tel
ephone number being 1153. The bureau
is supplied by the city and county and
is under the official supervision of both
the council and board of supervisors.
There will be meeting OF the Alumni
society OF the Los Angeles high school
at the office of w. F Haas, room 2,
Rogers block, 2l7 New High street,
Wednesday evening, January 25th, at
s o'clock. for the purpose of elect
ing officers ior the ensuing term. Com
mitteeH will also be appointed to prepare
for reception to be given the coming
graduating class, to be held some time
early in February.
Hon. j. Marion Brooks returned yes
terday from Sacramento, where he has
been for the last week looking after the
senatorial fight, and Senator Whites
part OF it especially, and says that the
stand Hon. Marion Cannon took for Mr..
White stamps him as man of honor
and endears him to the people of the
state, regardless OF party; that he is
tb rough with politics for the next two
ythib, dlQ Will tulll tudt blIn6 dItSQQ
strictly to the practice OF law.
The Boyle Heights Stars defeated the
Revenue baseball club on Sunday by
ecore of to L. The Revenues scored
their only run in the second inning.
The game was played on the First-street
grounds. The best feature of the game
was the short-stop work of Ed Cum
mings of the Stars, who accepted seven
out OF eight chances, several of them
being great assists. The infield wo rk
of Bland, Rogers and Ward was perfect,
as no ERRORS were put against them
Pete Chapman, the Tredway of the
Stars, has not made an error in the last
five games in, left field and he has caught
twenty-three fly balls. Whitehead
pitched 9 fine game for the Revenues.
In response to an invitation from J
7. Cook, several of our East Side cyclists
met at his residence on N. Workman
street, last evening, to organize club.
Owing to other engagements made by
many who were expected, the attend.
ance was not very large, but there was
enough enthusiasm manifested to make
up for the lack of numbers. 1t was de
cided to effect temporary organization
Chas. E. McKeag was elected secretary
and Frank j. Dyer was invited to act al
chairman. The East Side Cycling clut
was adopted as the name of the new or
ganization. Those in attendance Wednes
day were: ]. I. Cook, DR.. Steddom, G
E. McKeag, Dom P. Harrison, Frank
Dyer East Side Citizen.
Oysters 30 cents dozen, and a reduc