The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-11-08

Attorney HunSaceEr, VINO represents the
defendant can agree upon date that is
satisfactory TO both. COvarrubias was
released on $500 bonds.
City Tax Collector Gisb has turned
into the city treasury $40. 900. making the
totsl an cunt that has gone into the treas
ury from this office in the last four
weeks. ahout $780, 600. Taxes will be de.
linqueni the 25th instant.
Mrs. Emma Rice Medic, the supreme
lieutenant commander If the Ladies of
the Maccs bees OF the world. arrived al
her nome in this city sesterdsy afternoon
after an absence of seven months in the
eastern states.
8. A. Schepar got it rather heavily from
Justice Owens yesterday in the police
court. He was sentenced co pay a fine of
$50 or stay in Jail fifty days for cruelty to
aninials, and for trying to beat his board
bill he was fined $2D more.
Charles l.. Thompson. the man who got
into a row with Harris. the secondhand
clothing dealer ON Los Angeles street
Tuesday, was found guilty yesterday of
having di turbed the peace and was fined
So which he paid.
The County Beekeepers association will
convene at the chamber of comemrce on
Monday. November 1s,n. The state
Beekeepers' association will hold its con-
venton at the same place on the follow
iIg day.
B l.. Oliver. the attorney who got into
fight with Detectives Auble and Haw-
ley was before Justice Owens yesterday
on charge OF battery. The case was
continue until today at 30 o'clock for
him to plead.
Henry Segger and Willie Talbot. the
boys arrested recently on CON plant of
Caltain James, who charged them with
having taken his dog from the 'front.' porch
on New High street, were discharged yes
tefda.
James MoDerTott, the beggar who gets
drulk and as an excuse tells the court
that lie vas hunting for his clothes, was
given 100 avs in Isil yesterday to
brighten up his memory bit.
J. Rahgen and another workman were
injured yesterday by an elevator falling
on them. They were employed in a
building at the corner Of Seventh and
Olive streets.
W. J. Prout, late me I'm Der of the Demo.
CT tic state central committee from San
Diego county. is in the city on legal
busl less and Is registered at the HoIen-
beck.
Professor A. Ciujas has recovered from
q severe illness of 'evrrsl months dura-
ton and is spending few weeks at the
Cienega ranch.
william Bennett will leave the city to-
day for San Franc SEQ, where he will ac-
ce.t position with promin en-, theatre
cal company.
Jim Colon, vag, who lives off the
earnings of woman, was convicted of
vngrancy yesterday before Justice Ovens
and got 100-dsys f1oater.
TIE case against Wong Wing 81, high
binder from San Francisco. charged
with vasraDcy, was continued until the
25th.
The Knights Of Labor will hold an
open meeting at the council of labor hall
J. ID. Bailey, +. II. Wheeler and othars.
James Noone stole hat from a store
on Los Angeles street yesterday and was
arrested by Sergeant Smith.
The fres kindergarten association will
meet at the rooms of The Friday Morning
club this afternoon at o'clock.
Who is Bolter2 TIE maker Of Boilers
famous tamales, on sale at Christopber's,
245 s. Spring. Boilers are the only gen.
ulns Mexican chicken tamsles ever
offered in Los Angeles. Only best and
purest materials used. Every tamale
bears our name and trade mark, being
stamped Boilers Famous"
Ostrich feathers cleaned, dyed. curled
and made in any style ut American dye
works, 2lO}9 8: Spring St., opposite the
Hollrn beck. Telephone $50. Feathers
curled on hats while you wait. Ladies'
and eentlemens' garments and hou eholo
goods clean"d. dyed and renovated in su-
perior style.
The Davis and Advance sewing ma
chine Office has been removed from 12S
South Main to 407 South Broadway. OPP
posiie chamber OF commerce. Southern
California Wholesale depot for Day ton bI.
cycles. All kinds of sewing machines
rented, repaired and exchanged.
Eat at the Ralston Dining parlors and
be healthy and happy; only absolutely
pure food served; meals 25c. Come once
and you will como again. The Ralston
Pure Food company, 315 and 3I7 West
Third street.
rr. Rebecca Lee Dorsey, Stimson block,
first floor, rooms 100, 1870, 1871. Special at
tsn,ion given to obstetrical cases and all
diseases OF women ant children. Eleo-
tricity scientifically used. Consultation
hours, to 5. Tel. 1877.
The first fall exhibitions of paintings,
etchings, engravings. water colors and
fine works Of art will open Wednesday,.
Nov. 6th., at L'chten berger's art empo-
rum, 107 N. Main st. All lovers of art
are cordially invited.
8. Conradi, jewsler and watch maker.
lib S. Spring street, makes a specially of
fine watch and jewelry repairing and dia-
mOnd setting; an elegant line of optical
goods fine stock OF watches and jewell
~ always OIL hand.
Those 25-csnt frames We told you about
went like hot cakes. Only a few left.
This week genuine uand made pastel
with heavy beveled mat for 81. Lchten.
bsrger's Art Emporium, 10Y North Main
street.
The rehearsal for the Messiah will b.-
gin promptly at 8 o'clock next Friday
evening in Bartlett . hall. The members
Of the chorus and orchestra will please
take notice. Secretary Treble Clef club.
Adams Bros, dentists. 239X South
Spring street. Painless filing and ex-
tractins. Best sets of teeth from So to
So Hours, to s; Sundays, 10 to II.
Pianos for sale, ana to rent on easy
monthly payments. A. 6. Gardner, lis
Winston street. Pianos tuned and repair
ed.
Maple taffy. molasses taffy, fresh every
half bour. John G. Nevin, 205 South
Main.
Sharp & Sampson, funeral directors Tin
dependent) 536 South Spring street. Tel.
1909.
Steam carpet cleaning at BIoesers. No.
456 South Broadway. Tel. 427.
Rooms 81 week and up. U. s. hotel.
Dr.. Reese, 1l9K South Spring.