The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21
2O1 NJ SPRING STREET
OPP OLD COURTEOUS

The schooner Edward Parke, Captain
Anderson. is waiting her turn at the
dock with 224. 900 feet of redwood and
900 shingles for the Willamette
Lumber company.
Ernest Whitehead of this place and
John Carson of Gardena went cunning
to Niger Slough one day last week and
returned with 70 ducks. The boys are
going out to stay q week, and expect to
return with large quantity of game.
| The steam schooner Lachme 10 report
ed due at this port with large cargo Of
lumber for the Willamette Lumber
company.
John Roache, who has been absent
for some time. returned last week and 10
! again at his old post in Reaches res
taurant.
P. DUNCAN of Minnesota is visiting
I his old friend, Mr. Thomas Scott, Of the
| Santa Fe force.
Deputy Sheriff Dennis Kesrnsy
started for Sweetwater, Texas. Thurs-
day to get J.. Frickensher who robbed
| the Davis house here, but Sheriff Cline
telegraphed him at Yuma to wait there
| for further instructions from the gov.
ernor.
| o. L. Pooler, who died OF an epiieptiC
| fit at the Russ house, Los Angeles, FRI
day morning, leaves three small chill
dren but no wife. as was reported In the
| Express yesterday evening.
| Leave orders for the HERALD at Halls
fruit and news stand on the pier.
Fred Harris of the firm of Harding,
| Scott & Co., has been sick for. the past
month, but is now able to be out and IL
recovering rapidly.
The preliminary examination OF James
Knox WAS held here today. Knox was
held to answer before the superior court
on a charge OF assault with intent to
commit murder. His bail was fixed at
$4,000, which he could not give, conss-
quently Constable Foyer took him to the
county Jail this afternoon. Judge w.
A. Ryan represented the prosecution
and Judge ]. P. Polan was for the de-
| tense.
| At the regular meeting of A. O. F. Of
A., Court Seaside, No. 1867, Deputy g.
| G. r. Altman installed the following
oficers W. H. Harrison, ]. P. O. r.
j. B. Mullen, G. r.; James Roache,
). @. R.. F. D. English, George Foyer.
j. Leechner, trustees P. Byrnes, ]. W.;
James Lynne, s. W.; George Blackb burn,
| S. b. L. N. Pollard, ]. B.
]. B. Csmbell, stenographer for the
deputy district attorney, and G. H.
Busch. representing Bishop & Co. Of
Los Angeles, were visiting the beach on
business today.
The marriage of P. r. Lacy, which
was stated to take place about February
| LIST, In the HERALD of the 18th inst,
was a public rumor. Mr.. Lacy when
| iested with upon the subject, seemed to
smile broad smile, but when the
Redondo correspondent mentioned it he
was 30 astonished as to ask for correc-
ton, stating that there was nothing in
| it. Hence the correction. A matter of
i time will tell the rest. At the same
time Mr.. Lacy has engaged to make
another regular trip to Compton tomor-
row just the same, which again
strengthens suspicion.
| A great many strangers were visiting
the beach during the last few days, and
business of all kinds ls improving.
| The business men OF Redondo all an
ticipate an early and prosperous season
| during the next summer.
| s. B. Hall will make another large
shipment of lines and lemons to San
| Francisco and other northern points On
| the Corona, next Monday.