The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-12
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The brother of Councilman Savage got
into fight early yesterday morning and
was badly beaten. 1t was claimed that
policeman on Alameda street had as
saulted him about o'clock in tho m orn-
ing. An investigation disclosed the fact
that none of the officers on the Alameda
street bsst had seen Mr.. Savage. The
only officer who did rec him was Mr.. Fay
and that was at the corner OF Los Angeles
and Com merciai streets at o'clock, tw o
hours after the assault is alleged to have
occurred. At that time Mr.. Savage was
quarreling with some men and the crowd
was ordered to move on.
Clerk r. II. Ward OF the supreme court
Is in tho city for the purpose of securing
new quarters for the supreme court. The
present rooms IN the Hellman block on
North Main street are unsatisfactory, and
negotiations are now in progress to Sc
cure the top story OF the new Billiard
block, on the old courthouse site. now in
course of construction. Mr.. Billiard, 1t
" sa d, will offer special Inducements to
the court in the way of putting in any
and all conveniences that may be re-
quired.
=. l.. Acevedo had an encounter with
man in the shooting gallery on North
Main street, near Court, on Saturday
night. in which the former got the worst
Of the fight. Acevedo says that the pro.
prietor of the mace asked him to shoot
am WDen lie refused BtruCk MIN OveT tHc
neck with the barrel OF q gun.
Rabbi Blum intended to take the snn-
set limited train on Sunday for New
York city, where he has accepted charge
of congre alton. Upon reaching the
Arcade depot few minutes before the
time for departure, Mrs. Blum discovered
that she mad left the tickets for transport
tltion AT home. This ncceSsitated post
ponement of the trip.
u.rn,a, Oyarrn,, .,apt NTH friapd
on Saturday night and is alleged to have
uecamped before morning with the other
mans clothes and jewery. Overman
was caught by Sergeant Smith and will
be tried in the police court this week on
charge of grand larceny.
Howard Ramre, q newsboy, while run
ming after q companion at the corner of
by sulkey IN which was J. Lang, and
knocked d, WI and slightly burt. Off
Davis sent Rampe to the receiving hos
pital where he was treated with iinament
and sent home.
Mrs. Maggie Schwanner WINS arrested
by Oascer Long yesterday on warrant.
charging her with disturbing the peace.
The arrest is the result OF neighbnr's
row, in which Mrs. Schwanner is said to
be in the tight. st-
The condition OF Joseph Kirk. the prin-
Ter, who some few weeks ago vas Kicked
ny a conductor OF n street car an rem
dered unconscious, is looked upon as SER
iuus. His ifc, it is said, is despaired Of.
The conductor is at liberty, being out on
$500 bail.
Roland ID. Grant. ID. D.. of Portland,
Or, one of tho interesting speakers on
this coast. will deliver a patriotic lecture
at Illinois hall next Friday evening, en-
titled, The Making and Breaking of Ma
lions.
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association would request any one havi ny
history or stories Of early pioneer days in
Los Angeles or matters relating to early
church work to send it to Mrs. Wotkyns,
$50 outh Flower street.
NJ f. C. Munday and Senator R. F.
Del Valie have arain entered into law
partnership. They were formerly part
ners, but decided to go 1t alone. They
are old-time friends, however, and have
again joined forces.
J. B. Austin. well known to newspaper
men ct New Orleans as good fellow and
n capable man, is in thu city as press
representative of Professor Ge,Itry's edu-
Gated dog and pony snow.
Joseph Messenger, who is the principal
merchant and one of the leading citizens
of the border city of Tia Juana, is in
the city for Il few days and is reg istered
at the Nadeau.
ii. e. kutH of Morris, H., brother of
Deputy County Clerk Sam Kutz, is in
the city on q visit to his brother. He
will remain several weeks, looking over
the country.
W. Il. o. Dea the man who got into a
fight with Emma Woods on Alameda
street last week, was hnec $40 yeste rday
for disturbing the peace while the wo-
man VIII fined S..
A mass for the peace of the soul OF
Fernando Folk. who died on November
il. 1904, will be celebrated today at 10
cclook.a. m. in the church at the plaza.
Ignaoio Montana, a defaulting witness,
was arrested yesterday by Officer Baker
and taken before Justice Morrison, where
he was discharged.
twenty-five days yesterday for jumping
on the railroad cars. Sentence was sus-
pended Turing good behavior.
He was trooper OF, Troop D, Cavalry
N. G. c., but now he is Major John W.
Off qvartermaster and paymaster, First
Lrigade, N. G. G.
There will be a meeting vi the A ssocia-
ted Charities at their rooms in the court
hou Sc this afternoon for the election of
officers.
Stanton pnst No. SIS. u. A. r., will
hold its regular business meeting tonight
TElks' hall, 1924 South Main street.
MIR. g. a. Shafer has purchased the
VIII. Halliday residence ut Twenty.third
street and Grand avenue.
Ostrich feathers cleaned, dyed, curled
and made in any style ut American dye
works, 2l0% 5. Spring St., opposite the
Hoilanbeck. Telephone $50. Feathers
curled on hats while you wait. Ladies'
and gentlemens garments and household
goods cleansd. dyed and renovated in su-
perior style.
rr. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stims son block.
first floor, rooms 129 1870, 13l. Special at
tention given to obstetrical cases and all
diseases of women and children. Elec-
trfcity scientifically used. Consultation
hours 1 to s. Tel. 1877.
The first fall exhibitions of paintings.
etchings, engravings. water colors and
fine works of art will open Wednesday,
Nov. 9th, at L,chten bereer's art empo.
rum, 107 N. Main st. All lovers of art
are cordially invited.
The Davis and Advance sewing ma
chine Office has been removed from 12S
South Main to 407 South Broadway, on
nosite chamber of commerce. Southern
California wholesale depot for Dayton bl!
cycles. All kinds OF sewing machines
rented, repaired and exchanged.
r Undclivered kilograms in the Western
Union Telegraph company's Office are as