The herald., 1893-05-04

MttAhhum SotHpcfuturtf 10.
Forecast for Southern CaIitoria: Fair
weather. warmer; westerly winds.
The board OF health met yeeterday al
] 80 but adjourned for want of aquorum
The mayor and Or. Hotchkiss were the
only members present.
James P. Scott was to have had HE
preliminary examination before Justice
Seaman yesterday but IL was continued
until today. Scott is scharged with for
gerry.
A Chinaman named All Sing. very
common name given by nearly every
Celestial that is arrested, was jugged
yesterday. on charge of selling lottery
tickets.
Numerous cases OF dog poisoning are
reported. There is standing reward OF
$3.50 offered by the Los Angeles Kennel
club for the arrest and conviction OF dog
pOiHoners.
A boy named Howard Soule was ar
rested yesterday on q warrant sworn out
by o. Hafen, charging him with petit
larceny. 1t is claimed that he stole
some flowers.
David Mulrein, one of the bondsmen
for Sam Hamilton, the attorney who WAS
arrested Tuesday on o charge OF battery.
was epdeavoring to withdraw from the
bond last evening.
The journeymen butchers OF this city
held q meeting last night and organized
Journeymen Butchers union, with 62
charter members. Chas. Kreuder is
president and B. Haneen secretary.
O. Reedy, colored man, is in trouble.
The charge against him is embezzle-
ment. 1t 10 claimed that he stole dog.
Detectives Benson and Auble arrested
him on warrant last evening at the
Santa Fe depot and lodged him in the
city jail.
Jose Napoleon yesterday had his pre-
Hninary examination before Justice
Seaman on charge OF assaulting Il.
Fimbres with deadly weapon on Up
per Main street. The testimony was
clear and went to show that Napoleon
had endeavored TO and did swipe Finn
bres with razor. Justice Seaman held
him to answer TO the superior court,
placing hie bond at $500.
The many friends and acquaintances
OF G. II. Brown, aTchitect, will be panied
TO learn OF the sudden death OF his
father, Charles G. Brown, OF paralysis
OF the brain, at Escondido, Tuesday
morning, May I'd. at $50 q. IN. Mr..
Brown spent Sunday last with his son,
sat his home at Sierra Madre villa, and
was apparently in good health and
Spirits as he bade him good bye Monday
morning, when he started for the south
on business. The funeral takeH place
today from the residence OF j M. O.
Marble, at 2 p. M
All competitors in the coupon contest
are requested to hand in to the business
Office OF the HERALD what coupons they
have to date. The names voted for will
be published from day to day. The time
for the closing Of the contest is near and
no doubt there will be many running
neck and neck for the free round trip
ticket via the Southern Pacific, Union
Pacific and Chicago and Northwestern.
Send your coupons in % fast as you get
them fand the vote OF each conteatant
will bs made known in every issue up
10 the time designated. The winner be-
ing announced on the morning OF. the
14th inst.
A man about 30 years of age, and
usually dressed in dark gray, is canvas
eing without any authority from the
HERALD. He eigns himself j. A. Ryan,
aleo j. Friedander. He speaks with \
broken accent. He was last heard
of at Arcadia, where he beat the Hotel
Bonita. The description OF this fraud
given yesterday Heems to have been
wrong. The mans name 10 probably
Friedlander, and he hse assumed the
name OF Ryan, who once worked on the
HERALD. He has stolen come HERALD
receipts and is trying to collect from
farmers in the country. Any informa-
tion concerning him should be prompt
ly telegraphed or telephoned to the
HERALD, so he may be arrested.