The herald., 1894-09-14

turned from their trip to the north.
Stanley S. Frintz was arrested las
evening on a warrant charging him with
battery. He will be tried today.
Annette Rowe respectfully invites you
to attend the grand opening OF fall and
winter millinery at her store, 14l South
Broadway, between First and Second.
There are undeliversd kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner OF Main and Court streets, for D.
and P. r. Russell.
The internal revenue department, al
34S North Main street has received rev.
enue stamps for playing-cards. All
dealers must place stamp upon each
pack of cards at once.
The Redondo Baseball club has reor-
ganized with strong nine, and would
like to hear from any team in Los Ange-
les, the La Grandes preferred. Address
Wat Tyler, Redondo.
John Trask of Pasadena was sent to
the county Jail yesterday to serve 15
days for vagrancy, Charles johnson
was sent up from Wilmington to serve
six DAYS for an indecent act.
The HERALD acknowledges the receipt
of Complimentary ticket and invita-
tion to attend the races and fair OF the
Thirty-fiast Agricultural association, at
Hueneme, Ventura county, September
25th TO Goth.
Humane Officer Wright swore to a
complaint in the police court yesterday
charging q man named Freeman with
cruelty beating, torturing and torment
y btoh he Hriu
cases are not at all unusual nowadays,
and the officers would do we'll to make
few more such complaints.
A. Conception Warner writes to the
HERALD to say that the Mexican boy to
whom reference was made in the ac-
count of Don Pho Pico. as doing his
cooking and the like, was the old gov
ernor's son. The young man remained
with him through wealth and poverty,
and was with him to the last.
''Tenderfoot" writes to the HERALD
asking where to 60 placer mining with
in short distance of this city, where
water is plenty and q bracing climate
exists. The cafions near Newhall would
seem to offer the attractions needed,
but whether the work would be profit
able can only be determined by experi-
ment.
Mrs. Kate Upper Galpin will address
the single tax meeting at Unity church
on the evening of September oath, her
address to be followed by discussion.
Mrs. Galpin will speak on The Public
School. AT the meeting next Monday
night there will be either en- address by
one prominent speaker or joint debate
by two speakers, and also questions and
discussions.
The city board OF education have ar.
ranged to have an inaugural address de-
livered by the newly elected eupsrin-
tendent of city schools. Prof. P. w.
Search. at Hazards pavilion next Mon
day evening. September 18th, at s
O'Clock. 1t is desirable that all should
attend who are interested in our public
schools. The subject under considera-
tion will be The Outlines of an Ideal
School System. There will be no ad-
mission fee.
Among the rare sights in Los Angeles,
and particularly rare to the eastern Wis
itor, is q banana tree with q large
cluster OF bananas, which is growing in
the glass covered court or reading room
of the Hollenbeck hotel. In q short
time the fruit will become ripe enough
to eat, and then Mr.. Bilicke will be able
to furnish his guests, or some of them
With nice ripe bananas, grown right OF
the grounds. That tree receives more
attention from those who frequent thu
house than the glass partition which il
being built for ladies' entrance.