The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-04
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Tho detective system VI the Southern
Pacific railroad has been praotic lily
abolished and tho corporations Hawk
shaws are now enjoying, or otherwis e, an
indefinite vacation. Those in the gen.
eral offices at San Francisco, Sacram tntn
Bakersfield and Tucson are all discharged.
and In future the company WILL look TO
the different town, city and county gov
ernments for the results that. up to Moii-
dav, were brought about by it's own men.
The action will not effect M. T. Bowler,
the special oeHCer for Mr.. Muir's division.
Tho Downey avenue car conductor who
on SUNDAY night last refused to &C ept a
certain transfer thus causing delay on
Spring street, states that the pap,r he
refused to honor Was defective, not in it,
time limit, but because 1t was improp-
erly punched. The rules of the railroad
com pany ara very strict governing the
particular defect encountered.
Eli Thompson got drunk Monday and
went into q restaurant on San Fernando
street and begun to abuse the family OF
the proprietor. with the result that the
latter threw him bodily out of the place.
Eli was ssnt to the pLlice station bv
Ohlcer Neighbors. and efter h S scratches
were fixed was put into the drunk cell.
Officer Richardson arrested Z. SHIRLEY
yesterday ON warrant charging him
with battery. Smiley 8 employed on
house in the course OF constructi, II and
got into fight with the owner. He was
taken before Justice Owens yesterday
and bis trial set for tho 9th.
Thomas Magee. the man who went
ONE Saturday and botause the clock
ii cked too loud to suit him started in
and raised cain generally. got $50 fac
from Justice Owens yesterday with the
alternative of serving corresponding
nun her of days in Jail.
Thirty carloads of electric poles have
just been unloaded from the steamer
Corona at San Pedro. There are about
1900 poles IN the lot. Twenty carloads
will ia used for the new electric line to
Santa Monica and ten for the CONSOLE
dated system, soon to be elaotricizad.
Geo"%e N. Dewey. Ito rhotogra phcr,
was taken to the insane asylum OF High
land yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Nc
Clure. Dewey went pealeablv and caused
no trouble. This is the secund time
Dewey has been adjudesd insane.
HeLry AtwHtcr, a bny 8 years of age,
ing from broken arm. He was riding
mule and into clothes line, which
threw him oil. causing him to fracture
his left arm by the elbow.
Robert Anderson, while engaged in
painting the interior OF meat market
fell and broke his arm near the eltow.
He was taken to the receiving hospital.
While in q state Jf intoxication yester-
day afternoon Duncan 2 ,meron fell on
the sidewalk on Second street and broke
his nose. He was risen 10 the receiving
hospital for treatment. sr
Thomas Atwood will n6t%bs likely to
carry any more weapons for some time
to come. He was hned 81, yesterday for
having concealed TeyUlvsrs, about his
clothes.
Sam Wcrseberger and Harry Lichten-
stein. the two Hungarian Jews who stole
q quantity Of clothes from MR.. LOuer of
Banning street, will be arraigned for pet.
ty larceny today at 80.
The, sewer com ittee of the council
yesterday recommended that Il. B. Faime
be given the contract to sewer Sixteenth
street from Peru 10 San Pedro at GGl2
cents per lineal foot.
r. Hartley. the blacksmith arrested by
Deputy Constab bic Mugnemi and charged
With disturbing the eace " as discharged
yesterday by Justice Owens.
The regular weekly meeting of the ". c.
T. U. will take lace at 1890 o'clock this
afternoon IN the First Baptist church,
Sixth and Broadway.
Lo, Angeles tent, No. 9. X. o. L. NJ,
Will hold its annual election of officers
tonight. spirited oonetet Is looked for.
The order of the Red Cross will be con-
ferred by Occur de Leon commandery. X.
T., tomorrow night.
Southern California lodge, +. and A.
NJ, will hold its annual election OF otii-
GERS tonight.
The first assembly ball is to be given at
Turner hall on the evening Of D ecem bel
18th.
Juse Domineuez paid 50 into the city
treasury yesterday for having sold liquor
at his sal, on on Sunday, contrary to tn Q
ordinances.
George Powers paid SIS yesterday for
having disturbed the peace.
The Christian alliance meets at Y. M.
Y. A. hall ut $3.50 o'clock today, when DR..
Yoakum will fully relate MS miraculous
healing from injuries declared fatal by
twenty five Denver doctors, one of whom
is expected to be present to verify the
facts. Public invited.
Lovers of fine art are always OH tho
alert for something new. A new line of
etohings. mezzo-tin,s engravings, car
bons. photos and gravures have just been
received at II. q. | ichten berRer's art en-
porium, 107 N. Main St., for the holiday
trade.
The Security Loan and Trust company
OF 2S3 South Spring street issues its
debenture bonds for any amount, large or
small. They are seourel by high grade
mortgages. ard the fact Of their being in
come producing makes them desirable
Investments.
IT.. Rebecca Leo Dorsey, Stimson block,
hrst fioor, rooms 100, 1870, 12l. Special at
tent1on given to obstetrica cases and all
diseases OF women anu children. Eleo-
ir1city scientifically used. Consultation
hours, to o. Tel. 1877.
This is the week OF the special sale of
fur capes at Coulter's. We impress YOU,
do not fail to ses how cheap they have
been marked; Others are taking advantage
OF it; you should secure yours.
Gent enen, Howell's palace Of foot
wear has just received n large shipment
OF extension sole Shoes which we will
offer you this week at $3.50; great value,
Ill South Spring street.
Come to the Ralston to dine, eat pure
food cooked according to the Rulston
system, and you will be healthy and
happy. Meals % cents. Good music.
Come. 3l5 and 317 West Third street.
1t will pay You to visit the Queen Shoe
st, re, l62-l64 North Main street, and sec
the extraordinary low values for fine
shoes that are being offered there during
this (December) month.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Army and Navy lea-u e for the election
Of officers and other Important business
VIII be held this evening at 1880 o'clock