Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-05
NEWS NOTES.

Justice Austin yesterday sentenced
eight vagrants to Eve days each In the
chaingang. - II
In Justice Austin's court yesterday
; Thomas Lynch was held in $1,000 bail
on the charge OF larceny.
Sc At ameeting of the board of trustees
: of the Whittier reform school, on De-
cember 3Ist, Major Es l.. Stern was
elected presideat-c
y The biennial report of State Controller
E. P. Colgan for the AID fiscal year end
{ ing June 80, 1891. and the Asa fiscal year
ending June 80, 1892, has been received.
q The annual report Of the board Of di-
d, rectors Of the public library for the past
wear has just been published. 1t is a
most complete work; a model in every
! way. ~ ga5 tas tas
g The literary society OF the Los Angeles
business college will give literary and
musical entertainment at the college
hall, l44 South Main street, this even
ing.
Sidney Clark was arrested on Will
mington street yesterday, charged with
the petit larceny of some embroidery
cloth. When arrested he had the cloth
in his possession.
State Controller Colgan offered E. G..
Wood, chief deputy for County Auditor
Lopez, a place In his Office few days
ago, but Mr.. Wood declined the offer to
90 into the county auditors office.
Notice has been received that the
presidential electors of. California must
assemble at the seat of government on
the second Monday in January next fol-
lowing their election, at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon. y lag- ss
County Assessor Gray has made fine
showing in the conduct of his office. In
1891 he reduced the expense OF his office
$4,000 less than it had been under his
predecessor, and in 1892 he brought the
saving ap to $3.50. L 81. 5e
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner Main and Court streets, for Miss
4. N. Clawson, Mrs. Julia E. Raymond,
Ida Barker, G. f. Ellis and Mrs. Will
Huchins.
81 The employees of General Agent Craw-
ley of the Southern Pacific company
YESTERDAY presented County Tax Col
lectors E. E. Hewitt with handsome
gold match box. The gift was natur-
ally highly appreciated by General
Hewitt, who has, in his long service in
the Southern Pacific company, endeared
himself to all of his associates.
General Rosecrans walked from the
Redondo hotel porch down to the bath
house yesterday and looked as if he was
beginning, once more, to take an inter-
est in the affairs of this world. He had
a fairly good color and, for man whose
life was despaired of fortnight ago,
walks at pretty strong gait. Our glo-
rious climate will make "Old Rosy" look
as roay as ever in three weeks from now.
Hon. Olin Wellborn. one of the bright
est attorneys on. the coast, the late
Democratic candidate for congress in the
Seventh district, is now located in Los
Angeles, having associated himself with
Judge A. w. Hutton. The firm will be
known as Wellborn & Hutton, and have
their oiiices located in the Temple block.
Mr.. sMellborn will prove valuable ac-
qnisition to the bar of this city and will
be welcomed by large circle of friends.
The spectacle OF two vessels unload
ing at Redondo wharf by day and nigh
labor and six more at anchor awaiting
their turn to get up to abs dock, as was
the case at noon on Sunday, does not
look as If business was dead and fat in
Southern California. In 80 days hence
ther will be just as big a number OF
keels at Santa Monica and most of them
larger vessels