The herald., 1894-08-02
Maximum temperature, 80.
Minimum temperature. 56.
The park commission will hold an i'm
portant meeting this morning.

The park commission will hold an i'm
portant meeting this morning.
The total fines collected in the police
courts for the month we're $500.
George Wall, brother-in-law Of Po-
lice Officer Benedict, died suddenly at
Pomona yesterday.
The new oil we'll ordinance will be
ready for consideration at the meeting Of
the council On Monday.
Water Overseer Bildersin reports that
the receipts OF bis office for July from
water sales were $5252 80.
There were over 80 men present at the
drill Of the new Company @ of the Sew
snth regiment last night, and quite
large number Of visitors.
The old and reliable firm OF Pironi &
6lstri have dissolved partnership, Mr.
Charles B. Pironi continuing the busi-
ness at $40 North Main street.
Tho murderer John Craig will be ar
Yaigned to-day in Justice Seaman's court
upon the charge of killing Mrs. William
Hunter. The other arrsignments have
been held.
The voting place for the Thirty-second
precinct, Third ward. has been changed
from the Second street park pavilion to
the old power house on Second street,
by order OF the Democratic county GEN.
trail committee.
The monthly statement Of County
Auditor Lopez Tor July shows the follow
ing state of the funds: Available bal
ance to draw against, s400, 49, 20; war
rants drawn and paid, $3.50, 23; total in
treasury, $404, ,5ol.43
There were undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office, cor
nsr of Court and Main streets, August
lst. for Henry +. Westheimsr, Carl E.
Lindsay, G. B. Hull. Walter haywood,
Mike Edward Henderson, A. SCHNEIDER
and G. Cockburn Thomson.
The death of Mr.. W. M. Friesner oc-
cured yesterday. Mr.. Friesner was,
until the present board of education
commenced its wild career. city super
inten3ent of schools, and was an excel
lent official, gaining the regard and re-
spect of sll with whom he came in con-
tact.
II. Kivel. keeper of a secondhand
clothing store at POI Eset First street,
in jumping from Pico Heights car No.
101, at Flower and Pico streets, ysster-
day afternoon, had the right shoulder
badly injured. He was treated by Po-
lice Surgeon Bryant at the receiving
hospital.
James Hayes, boy residing with his
parents on Sichel street, East Los An.
geles. was run over by wagon yester-
day and his right leg broken. Teamstsr
Mclaughlin, employed by the city, was
driving with load of gravel, when the
youth climbed upon it and fell beneath
the wheel.
William Murray, who jast came in
from San Fernando. reported to the
police last night that he had been
robbed Of 500 in the Germania hall,
on North Main street. He was drinking
during the evening, and is supposed to
bave been robbed while under the in.
fusnce Of liquor.
Redondo railway will change time on
Friday, August 8. Trains will leave
Los Angeles at 8 :05 a. M, ] :35 D. m.
$3.50 p. m. daily, and leave at s :05 a. m.
and 1925 p. m. Saturday and Sund ay
only and at 40 a. m. Sunday only.
Trains will leave Rsdondo at 7 80 q. m ;,
1880 .. m. and 4:l0 p. m. daily, and
6:46 .. m. and 8 p. m. Saturday and
Sunday only. and at 8 20 q. 10. Sund ay
only.
Next Monday evening, in Unity
ohurch, William b. Creighton, esq.,, the
popular attorney, will ''tils a brief fol-
the claimants in the great contested will
case entitled the People VS.. Land
Monopoly" Arguments on both sidee
will be made by able speakers, and the
single tax theory will receive vigorous
discussion. Admission to the court
will be free to the public. A large au-
dience 10 expected. as the proceedings
will interest all classes of people.