The herald., 1894-01-30

Forecast for Southern CanIofnls' OSoa'
sional showers; warmer; light to fresh wester-
~ winds
David Cahill was lodged in the county
jail yesterday charged with robbery:
He was arrested by Deputy Sherln
Mellus.
Sergeant Smith and Officers Tyler and
Stephenson arrested four Cinnamon last
night for conducting and playing dice
game in Chinatown.
In the United States circuit court
yesterday the matter of the application
for a receiver for the Bear Valley lrri-
CATION company was continued.
The apparently interminable land
case OF Phillips VS.. Kerckhof reached
the argumenttative stage yesterday IN
Judge Clark's court. and will go to the
jury some time today.
A meeting of the citizens labor COM
mittee will be held at room IA. city hall,
this morning at 10 O'Clock. All mem
bers are requested to attend. Per call oil
VIM. Pridham, chairman.
The ladies OF Simpson Tabernacle will
give New England supper at the
church next Wednesday evening, to
which all the friends of the church are
luVlttu. supper 20 coAi5.
The Tuesday Night club will give a
"Quechertz" party at kramer's hall to-
night. The guests of the club will be
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Salt Lake City
and MIR. Barker OF San Diego.
Bobsafs Sergedes, Frenchman, was
arrested yesterday by Constable Rogers
on charge OF burglary in stealing s97
from the residence of j. P. Goytino,
editor of French journal in this city.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office, cor
ner OF Court and Main streets. Jam
uary 29, 1894, for J. A. Hemlock, Mrs.
Harry S. Fearrons, Walter Stanton, M.
L. Gray, @. s. Morehead.
The Los Angeles Lodge of Elks will
hold social session next Saturday
night at Elks' hall on South Main street
near Third. Walter S. Moore will pre-
side, and an unusual and most excellent
programme has been arranged.
An invitation is extended to all prop
erty owners and residents OF the Second
ward to be present at the meeting OF
the Northwest Los Angeles Improve
ment association, corner sand and Mon
treal streets, at $50 o'clock this even
ing.
Do not miss bearing the wonderful
Edison concert phonograph at Unity
church, Thursday evening. Selections
will be given from the famous bands and
singers. A most interesting evening is
promised. Under tue auspices OF the
Unity club.
Before Judge Van Dyke and jury
yesterday the case of the Southern Pa
cific Railroad company VS.. Catherine
Harmon, condemnation suit, waf
commenced. The suit is caused by the
plaintiffs desire to change their route
todefendant's property.
O. @. Hutchinson, of the land depart
ment of tho Southern Pacific company
has arrived in this city, and will have
quarters in the general Office of that
+, company at l44 South Spring street, fol-
the sale of the Crocker- Huffman lands
in MERGED. This step has been made
necessary by the large number OF in
quiries coming from this section.
Two German pedestrians arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday. TheEr names
are Ludwig Bloehs and August Jacoby.
They are under agreement with the New
York Herald to walk around the world.
Their companions, Gustav Koegel and
Emil Meyer, reached San Francisco a
few days ago, beating the record for foot
passage across the continent OIL days.
by 48 hours. Bloehs and Jacoby have q
longer tack before them and are taking
the journey more leisurely. They Uill
reach San Francisco in time to take q
China steamer, and from there will 20
through Hindostan, Persia and Turkey
and thence up to the Fatherland.