The herald., 1893-11-14

A lady's fine fur cape is at the police
station awaiting an owner.
Some very necessary changes were
made yesterday in the court room o'
Judge Austin.
G. Moreno who swore to complaint
against ex-Policeman Arguello, charging
him with assault with deadly weapon,
now wants the charge dismissed.
Wanted by young man % years of
age place to work nights, mornings
and Saturdays for board while attend
ing school. Apply at Woodbury. Busi-
ness college.
Five small boys were taken to the
police station and locked up yesterday
afternoon for jumping on moving trains
in the Southern Pacific yards on San
Fernando street.
The Los Angeles school of art and de-
sign will give areception and exhibition
at their rooms, back of the chamber OF
commerce, this evening, and Mr.. D..
Shirley Ward will deliver an address
pertinent to the occasion.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, at the corner of Count
and Main streets, Nov. Is. 1898, for
V. V. Brown, Mrs. Williams, Jas. A. De
Conroy, j. ii. Bridges, Isaac McNea. ID.
j. Rice.
The Los Angeles Catholic Beneficial
association will visit the orphans fair
in body on Thursday, November 10th,
1898, at p. m. They request large
attendance of their members and would
like to be joined by individuals or socie-
ties in this demonstration.
The committee intrusted with raising
subscriptions for the loan for the extern
sion of the Nevada Southern railroad
report satisfactory progress. Mr.. D. G.
Scofield, the vice.president of the COM
pany, is now in San Francisco, but is
expected to reach this city within few
days.
Saturday afternoon as Mr.. George
Fisher, who resides ct the corner OF
Bryant and Thornton streets, was going
home, his horse became frightened at
dog, near the corner OF Washington ana
Logan streets, and ran away, overturn-
ing the wagon and dragging Mr. Fisher,
who pluckily held to the reins, for con-
siderable distance. When the horse was
stopped it was found that Mr.. Fisher
was badly hurt, having received a cash
Ou tuo ACdO UCSiuCs
DR.. Hughes attended the injured man.
A letter has been received in this city
from Las Cruces, N. M, to the effect
that John H. Wildly was thrown from
his horee on the 9TH inst. and instantly
killed. Mr.. Wildly formerly lived in
Los Angeles and is well known to many
Of our old citizens, who will regret to
hear of his untimely death. He wac a
surveyor and civil engineer by profess
sion and while here was in the employ
of the Southern Pacific railroad. He
went to New Mexico on account of his
health. A wife and child survive him.
The Santa Fe officials enjoyed pleas.
ant day az the Lake View hotel in Elsi-
more. Messrs. X. II. Wade, H. G. White
head, III. H. Gregory, S. B. Hynes,
Perrie, Beamsn, Cassien, William Col
lier of Riverside came up in Mr.. Wade's
private car. DIR. Roger and Mr.. kuhns
met the party at the depot with car
riages and drove them to the Lake View
hotel where they viewed the many i'm
provements. The bathing establish
ment was visited next. after which a
drive around the lake, returning to the
hotel for lunch. At 4 80 the party were
driven to the depot, all returning to
Los Angeles excepting Mr.. Whitehead
and Mr.. Gregory, who remained as DR..
Rogers guests over night. All expressed
themselves as pleased with their days
outing.