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The herald., 1897-01-10
FREE KINDERGARTEN

1t was not until quite recently that the
Free Kindergarten association has given
any reception to the public, but its ex-
ecutive board, advisory board, patrons
and friends spent a very pleasant after
noon together at the Friday MorLiug
club rooms lately. The early afternoon
was devoted to sociahility, the latter to
a short program. The new president,
Mrs Heron, and Mrs Severence. one
Of the honorary presidents, were upon
the platform. Mrs. Heron read a. short
paper on Our Responsibility Toward
kindergarten Work. Rev. +. r. HeWa S
of the Ninth street mission described
the necessity Of caring for the children
in his neigh hbOrhood, and save an ac-
count of his efforts to secure a building
for church ard school for the many
who wished to attend; spoke of the
generous help ministers of various de
nominations had given to his unsectar-
ian work.
An invitation was extended to all to
visit the Severance Kindergarten in the
college settlement, corner of ord and
CASTELAR, streets. Revs. Taylor and
Clark and rms. aMckey Of the CASTELAR,
street school further presented the work
for which the association stands.
Rev. b. W r. Taylor. after referring
with enthusiasm to the work of Mr.
Hewes, offered the following resolution,
which was seconded by DR.. Chichester
and unanimously adopted by the asso-
ciation
Whereas. The work iraugurated by
Mr. Hewes among the residents OF a
uch-neglected portion of our city ap-
peals to all those who desire the moral
and spiritual uplifting of their fellows,
and
Whereas, II is evident to ell who know
The herald., 1897-01-10
BONDSMEN MOI LIABLE
Constable Responsible for
His Malicious Acts
DECISION IN THE bRANSCOA Case
Little Tejunga Man Who Flooded
A Gopher Hole
A NEW TRIAL FOR GORDON
A Poor Support Given to Verbal
Agreement
Tuo Men Whn IRE Wanted nv the Cove rn.
A NEW TRIAL FOR GORDON
A Poor Support Given to Verbal
Agreement
Two Men Who Are Wanted by the Govern.
mslt
The Covina Alleged Liquor Law Viola
tors Gain Time-Charged With Sell
ing Some Property Twice-Two
Foreclosure Suits

In department five of the superior court
Judge Lucien Shaw yesterday handed
down an opinion in the now famous
case of NJ. Dominguez VS.. II. A. Bran
scom This is an action on the official
bond of Constable Branscom to recover
damages for injuries from battery
committed by the constable upon the
plaintiff while the latter was in the
custody Of the officer after arrest on a
charge of crime. The opinion given yes
terday is on one of the many demurrers
offered in the course of this litigation.
1t says:
1t may be conceded that if any un-
necessary battery was committed by the
officer upon the plaintiff While he was
serving the warrant of arrest, and in
furtherance of such service, whether
done while in the act of making the
arrest or afterward in the process Of de
tanning him in custody, the sureties on
the official bond of the officer would be
liable for the damages caused. But TO
make a cause of action on the bond, facts
must be alleged showing that the in
jury complained Of was done by the
officer while he was engaged in the per-
Lp4 VI al o4ilC4d4 tuty lOMdTu VI
concerning the plaintiff and under color
of his Official authority. No action lies
on the bond for the mere personal
wrongs done by the officer of his own i'll
will or malice, and not in pursuance of
any attempt TO act officially, or in the
performance of some act commanded by
the court he is executing, even though
the injury be inflicted on the person
While he is in the custody Of the officer
under arrest.
In this case the complaint shows that
while the plaintiff was under arrest and
in the custody Of the consta BILE he was
maliciously beaten and shot by the con-
stable. but there is nothing in the COM
plaint TO indicate that the constable was
claiming or assuming to perform any
official duty in so doing, or that it was
done in pursuance of any pretense of an
attempt TO keep the plaintiff in Gus
tody The complaint is therefore in
sufficient and the demurrer must be
sustained"
The herald., 1897-01-10
PERSONALS

T. ]. Carter of Riverside Is at the Ma
deau.
r. j. Marshall of Santa Ara .s at the
Ramona,
E. L. Hunt Of Iadio is a guest at the
Ramona.
j. a. Lindsay of Victoria B. c., is at
the Westminster.
Chas. NJ. Rocker OF New York city is
at the Westminster
j Hughes Jones Of Ravenna is regis
tered a the Ramona.
A. f. Chedboyne Of Chicago has apart
ments at the Ramona
f. S. Torrey and NJ. Torrey of New
York are at the Nadeau.
c. w Booth of New York city is reg
istered at the Westminster.
Wv. Nickery is among the New York
ers registered at the Nadeau.
c. p. Hawley registered at the Nadeau
from San Francisco yesterday.
F. w. Gregg Of san Bernardino regis
tered at the Nadeau yesterday.
Robert J. Adcock ard NJ. G. BaTmester
are registered at the Clarendon.
Dr. and Mrs. n. T. Ravlin are in the
city and are stopping at the Savoy
Mr. and Mrs. I. Irgraham of Briston,
Conn, are guests of the Hollenbeck.
Harry Fritz and wife from Evanston.
Wyo.. have taken rooms at the Claren-
don.
Eugene Dobson of San Francisco Is
among the recent arrivals at the Ra-
mona
c. S. Kennedy, Southern Pacific agent
al Buera Park, leaves for San Francisco
tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs D NJ Collins and Mrs.
Gleason Of Pittsburg, Pa, are guests al
the Westminster.
W. S. Lawrence is acting as Southern
Pacific agent at Chino during the illness
Of George Slusher
v alter + Foster, one OF the fastest
bicycle riders in the United States, is
stopping at the Eollaubcch
VIM. Singer and D. r. Sessions Of san
Francisco arrived IN the city yesterday
and Went to the Westminster
B. L. Wood. manager Of Baldwin's
ranch. Santa Anita. is a the Hollen-
beck. accompanied by his wife
J.. (. McAfoe OF the firm of AIcAfee
Bros, the Wcll-knOWn real estate men
OF san Francisco. is at the Ilollcnbeck.
Loie Fuller, the graceful dancer. ac-
ccmpaniec by her mother is at the Hol-
ienbeck They are en- route to the CITY
of Mexico.
General Managef J. Kruttschnitt CT
the southern Pacific left last night for
"a Francisco after spending few days
In this city.
The herald., 1897-01-10
noon. Open to the public and all are
iruyit ed to take nari in the discussion.

noon. Open to the public and all are
invited to take part in the discussion.
An elderly FrerchGnan named Leander
A. Beaudoin applied at the receiving g
hospital yesterday morning for treat
ment of a dog bite in the calf of the left
leg, inflicted several days ago. DR.. Ha-
gan cauterized the wound ard discharg-
ed the patient. Beaudoin lives al 1924
Hawkins street. and is locking for Tie
dog that bit him with murder in his eye.
Trinity Methodist church south, Grand
avenue between Eighth and Ninth
streets. ]. ]. \. Kenney, pastor. Morning
services, IL o'clock. Cornet solo, Not a
Sparrow Falleth, by Miss Matalee Loeb;
anthems, by choir. There Is a Holy City;
Nearer My God to Thee. Evening SER
vices, 1880. Cornet solo, Ave Maria, by
Miss Matalee Loeb; anthem, O. Sing
Unto the Lord by the choir. strangers
are welcomed
Free lecture on voice culture will be
given on Saturday. 9th, and Monday.
11th, 2:30 p. M, at w. c. I. L. temple.
Miss L. NJ. Nelson. who is a pupil OF
LAMBERT and IS familiar with all the
methods now in use, will sing and par
ticularly explain how to sing without
firing the throat ChilGrens voice cul-
ture will be explained. The lecture viii
be repeated Monday. nth, p m, for the
benefit of these employed Gentlemen
who wish to sing should attend. Critics
are invited to compare notes.
Last Friday evening Rev. Burt Estes
Howard appeared before the Vincent
Lecture association as the third lecturer
of the Vincent lecture course. y very
large audience had gathered to hear
about Bugs. and were not disappointed
The speaker was at his best and enter
tanned his listeners with the likenesses
that certain bugs find in the human fam
ily. The lecture course is proving great
success, as is shown by the unceasing at
tendances as the course proceeds. This
lecture course is filing long-felt want.
The lecture to be delivered on Tues
day evening at Y. NJ c. hall by the
Hon. Frank F. Davis on Trip Through
Ireland on q Bicycle has been spoken OF
by the st. Paul and Minneapolis papers
as orc of the finest oratorical efforts
ever heard in those cities, Mr.. Davis
has recently come to make a home in
Los Angeles and is a very prominent
Mason. His descriptions of Grattan
O'Correll ard other leaders Of the Irish
parliament are marvellous pieces Of word
painting. The lecture is to be illustrated
by 100 stereoptlcon views.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Academy Of Sciences com
prising all the sectiors) takes place
at osoia South Broadway on Tuesday
evening reXt. Subjects: Flant Foods
and Scierce-The Rationale of Feeding
Plants ard Trees. by s. NJ. Woodbridge,
Phi. D.: Some New Eucalyptus aud
Their Value as Species, by Abbot Kin
ney The botanical section Will meet
al room 6 1191h South SpriHg street. on
Wednesday at p. m. A paper viii be
read by Miss Alma Brieham on \
botanical Trip to Mount san Antonio.
SnaCinprS Will he exhibited.
The herald., 1897-01-10
THAT FEE BILL.
Judge York Did Not Decide on Con-
stitutiOnalitY.


Judge York was asked yesterday
about the status Of the county fee bill
and the case Of Johnstonvs Los Angeles
county, which had reached the supreme
court Judge York said in response TO
question:
"As I remember the case. a : it was
brought before me, the ground of my de-
cisiOn was not then given at all. The de-
cisiCn was or demurrer Of the defend
ant 70 the plaintiffs complaint. The
demurrer as l remember it, was sus-
tained. ard the plaintiff declined TO
amend. ! ordered Judgment. dismissing
the complaint ! gave no written opin-
ion, and no ore can tell what We're my
grounds for my decision. I don't re-
member exactly on what point 7 decided
but | think it was that the conatitu-
5iorality- of the statute of 1895 was not
material held that it was not neces-
sa1N to pass uHOn the ccrstitu,
Of the law when the complaint itself dil
not stale cause of ac.ion"
The herald., 1897-01-10
THE RAMONA HOTEL

F. b. Mallory, proprietor of the Ra-
mora hotel. has just completed num-
Der of important charges that have
greatly improved that hostelry The
house has been completely remodeled,
and now presents a very different ap-
pearance from what it did few months
ago. New furniture and new carpets
throughout are among the improve
ments. A perfect system of electric
bells has been Installed. and every inch
of plumbing in the house has been gone
over and perfect system of sanitary
plumbing has resulted. The rooms are
all large and airy and well furnished.
The hotel is conducted on the EurC pean
plan and is patron.zed only by the best
class OF people. The Ramona is located
on the corner of Third and Spring streets,
rivirg = easy access to every point in the
city reached by the street cars.
The herald., 1897-01-10
wEsTLAKE PARK CONCERT.

The following will be the program for
the concert at Westlake park at p. IN.
today, given by the Seventh Regiment
band. George Cam, director:
March, Romani ...........W. +. Strong
(Ciarionet soloist of the band.)
Grand valse, Morning Journals......
johann Strauss
Hoyt's Patrol ....... l.. +. GottSchalk
Fackenarg In r fiat. Meyerbeer
Overture William Tell Rossini
Serenade Moskowski
Grand potpourri of Tostis celebrated
sorgs Qncluding the barcarolle.
III Rapirei. Penso, Amore, Beau
tvs Eyes, Muriclla. Forever and
Ever and Bid Ne goodBy), ar
ranged hy y............John Pousher
Serenata Mexican, Leila (by re-
quest ,................... chambers
March, Father of Victory. Il. Gaune
The herald., 1897-01-10
NEW SUITS.

In the case Of George a. Tappau vs..
Joseph B. Rogers an appeal is filed by
defendant.
Z. H. Winarr has brought suit against
Mrs. Z. \. Wihlian and her husband,
John Doe Williams, tl,eir first naTne IN
known, to recover balance due for lot
sold by J II. Preston, trustee. in Eigh-
lard park tract. The amount is some
thiitg Nike $500
Mary Christarson has filed petition
to be appoir-sd guardian of her son,
Augustus Zirkel, an insane incompe-
tent.
a petition was fled yesterday for the
probate of the will of Mary j. Claiming
deceased.
The herald., 1897-01-10
L@ll1{| d 55k;
135 SOUTH SPRING ST.
Special
Announcement

Since October TO- 1896 have been advertising Retiring From
Business Sale In doing intention close entire b
desire for much needed and change the close onne
nen OF the retail business tn. the above intention be
gratifying hear the Of regret from all sides and heart
lily appreciate the friendship and loyalty of hundreds of patrons Find
impossible dispose of valuable business plant for what should
bring account of the general reluctance of capital hold
ter present. has been eonzed and reinforced Our
business will be continued full
splendid reputation for dealing strictly reliable goods lowest prices
and its peculiar attractions home bargain values
Our stock, which is complete this time of is being
repensed for the spring with the best that American European
afford, and our
The herald., 1897-01-10
'ODORI-At Los Angeles, January 5, lS9,
Charles Andrew Cooori, a native 0


COpORI-At Los Angeles, January 5. 1897,
Charles Andrew Cooori, native Of
Pennsylvan a. aged IS years. Il days.
The funeral OF Charles Andrew Codori
will be held at his late residence. 1919 w.
Fourth street, at pm. Sunday. Mara
thon Lodge ls2, X OF P, will meet at the
Castle hall. JOS North Spring street. at |
O'Clock. Company %. L. r.. X. of p, vii
act as escort TO Marathon Lodge. They will
meet at same time and place. All knights
Of Pythias are invited
PIARES-Jauuary ). 1896. Mrs. Jane A.
Thares, age 50 years, mother of Mrs.
DR.. c. Il. Keller and grandmother of
Alrs. j. b. Alexander. 1929 South Flower
street
Funeral services Sunday at pm. at
Trinity NJ. e. church. Interment Rosedale
GENE terY.
EARLY-Mrs. Mary. wife of John Early,
January :, 1851. aged G6 years.
Funeral viii take place Sunday, January
10Th, a 80 p m, from st. Nincent's church.
Friends Of family invited.
81. Jos ph. No. papers please COPY
The herald., 1897-01-10
CRIMINAL CASES.

In department one, superior cour,,
yesterday +. Klartz, charged with grand
larceny, pleaded not guilty. and his
trial was reset TO January IS. W. y.
Kramer. charged with forgery, hled
motion for a new trial. ard hearing st
for January II. The appeals of j. V.
Lawrence and j. V. Silva were dismiss
ed. The cause of The people against
John Lee was reset to January 26
The herald., 1897-01-10
COvINA LIQUOR CASE.

The case of the people vs.. j. II. Wal
bridge and Z. LennoX, charged with con-
ductine a retail liquor business at Co
vira without a license, was begun in
Justice You0g's court yesterday morn
ing Wher about one-halt the necessary
number of jurymen had been selected
the case was continued two weeks at tne
request of the defense on account OF the
absence of certain witnesses.
The herald., 1897-01-10
SOLD SOME PROPERTY TWICE.

Francis Julien wae' in Justice MORT
sons court yesterday to explain nov
ard why he had sold a certain piece CT
real estate to two oihereLit people, nrst
to Jeunie Wheeler ard then 60 J1 a.
Pourroy. The sale 10 Mr.. Pourroy be"
ing iIegal, he had Ju.iien arIestecl ior
felony and the defendant was before
the court of justice yesterday. As thefe
is a possibility of the matter being SCI
tied out of court, the case was lndeii-
nitely postponed
The herald., 1897-01-10
G.. L. p, S.

The German Ladies' Benevolent so
c!ety held their annual meeting ard cleo
tion on Wednesday last at Turr verein
hall. The receipts for the year 1896 were
Sl390.17: the Disbursements were S1242 %,
leaving a balance of S147.92. The fol-
lowing officers for the ensuir g year were
elected: Mrs. Oh. Brode, president: Mrs
j. Johannsen, vice president; Mrs II
Merz, treasurer; Mrs. w. F. Grosscr.
secretary; committee, Mines A. Adams.
A Frese, o. w. Cornelius II. Gieschen,
f. Felner, l.. Breer, Aug. Broecklin. ].
Lang, II. Borchers, K. Messer. L. Cots
chalk
The herald., 1897-01-10
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER JAILED

In Sonoratown yesterday afternoon
at o'clock officer Baker arrested
Mexican ramed Juan Calderon whom he
found trying to sell a woman's Jacket
for anything he could get. When ques-
toned Calderon at first said he had
bought the jacket, but later contra
dicted himself and stoutly maintained
that he found it. AS he could not tell
straight story he was sent in and
locked UP on suspicion.
The herald., 1897-01-10
sCHMIpTs BAD SUCCESS.
Taiied to Have Verbal Agreement
Recognized

The suito Schmidtvs. Ponct occupied
the attention Of Judge Van Dyke in de.
partmort four Yesterday morning.
Schmidt claims that the defendant, Vic
tor Ponot, owed him. on a verbal agree
ment. the amount of i475 of which he
had received s. on account. He claimed
That settlement had been made be-
tween him and the defendant. It being
verbally agreed that the above-named
sum was due.
The defendant AYERS that he Gid not
owe the plaintiff S4l5. or any other sum.
lie had given Schmidt IS. but it was, he
The herald., 1897-01-10
COURT NOTES.

The case of Spence VS.. Spence win he
resumed in department four next Tues
day.
In department six Judge Shaw. actis =
for Judge Allen ordered a decree Of fore
closure In the case of j. D, Monroe
against Blair ct al on $3.50 note.
The herald., 1897-01-10
STILL AT LARGE.
Two Men Yet Wanted BY Uncle Sam
Court

OF the six Indictments returned by me
federal grand jury Friday four were
against men already in jail-M- M
Chase, charged with fraud in obtaining
pensions; Augustus e. Peck, steaIihs
letters; John w. Garner, counterieltlhS'
row in Jail at Bakersfield; Cnar.es
Browning, destroying a UniteG Sta -
letter box. Two men wanted are ye'
at large
The herald., 1897-01-10
HIS EYES BURNED OUT.
A Mixture of Nitric Acid and Quick
silver Explodes With Painful Results.

"A AllAluIt OL -NllIIc 4htlt anu Ntt4' N
silver Explodes With Painful Results,
An itinerart street fakir named Fred
Wilson, who peddles toys and polishes.
met with a painful accident in a Main
street saloon yesterday afternoon. He
had in n bottle a compound Of nitric acid
and quicksilver, intended to be used as
a sort of silver plate or polishing mix
ture While shaking the contents the
bottle exploded Wilson being bespat-
tered with the burning fluid His face
ard neck were covered with the stuff
and both of his eyes We're nearly de-
stroyed.
DR. Hagan attended him at the recsiv-
ing hospital and did all that was posi-
bic to relieve the patient. The left eve
Is probably totally destroyed but he
has hopes that the right may he saved.
After having his injuries dressed. VIII
son was sent to the county hospital
where it Will be some time before he fully
RECEIVERS from the effects of his bath of
LIQUID fire.
The herald., 1897-01-10

the situation that such work Is impera-
lively called for: therefore
Resolved, That the Free Kindergarten
association hereby gives its hearty APP
proval of the work of Mr.. Hewes ana
pledges him its moral and, If possible. Its
financial support
The herald., 1897-01-10
SANTA FEE TRAINS

For Riverside. San Rerrardino ard Red
lands leave Los Angeles a. M. $50 Il.
m. 1915 a. m. 4 p m. For San Diego
s:17 a. m, p. m. For Santa Ana, SIT
d. m. y. m, y. m.
The herald., 1897-01-10
A RAINY DAY.

John Rainy was before Judge Smith,
in department one, yesterday, charge
with burglary. He pleaded suAty IL
burglary in the secorNi degree and was
sentenced to serve ore year in Folsom
prison
The herald., 1897-01-10
IOTTINGS
Our Home Brew

Mailer Zobelen's lager. fresh from their
brewery. on draught in all the principal
saloons: delivered promptly in bottle or
kegs. ONCE and brewery. 44o Also street;
telephone 81.
The herald., 1897-01-10
prCREE OF FORECLOsURE.

In department four superior court,
Judge Van Dyke yesterday ordered a
decree of foreclosure In the suit of s
Meath against Poirdexter Dunn
Judgment was given by default in the
sum of $560S 20 ard sec attorneys fees
The herald., 1897-01-10
FLOODED A GOPHER HOLE
Petty Squabhle Over Some Water at
Little Tejunga.


A justice Of the peace in San Fernan-
do township had a peculiar idea Of what
constitutes malicious mischief when he
convicted Roy Gordon of that charge
preferred against him by Thomas Riley.
The matter was brought UP in the SUI
perior court before Judge p. n. Smith
on an appeal from the judgment of the
lower court and developed some anus
ing features that offset the alleged
criminallty of the acts charged
In the complaint sworn to by Riley.
he says that Gordan uulaWfully removed
the cap on water gate and let the wa
ter flood the lands of affiant. to his great
Inconvenience 1t ai.xeared from the
statement submitted ay the defendants
attorney in court yesterday that Cor
don. who IS in the employ of Mrs Holtz,
owning an orchard aGjacer to the
lands Of Riley. wanted to use some water
for the trees. AID took It against the
wishes of Riley The right to the use of
the water did not enter into this case.
the only point at issue being whether
Gordon had done any damage and
whether what he did was IN malice.
Gordon sWOre that he did not break
the gate and if any water ran upon Ri
ley's lands it disappeared into gopher
hole. Judge Smith seemed amused at
the amount of importance that had been
attached to this petty circumstance, and
he ordered new trial, which in this in
stance viii probably amount to dismis-
sal IN giving his ruling on the appeal
the court delivered an opinion on lying
and liars which some of the neiGhbors in
Little Tejunga district should have
n e.a rd
The herald., 1897-01-10
FEDERAL COURT CALENDAR.

On Monday at 1880 the general trial
calendar Will be called in the United
States circuit court and district court.
The herald., 1897-01-10

Miss Mary L. O'Donoughue, the we'll
known piano teacher, has sent out in
vitations for Il piano recital to be given
by her pupil, Miss Mabel LauCen berger
at the Blanchard Fitzgerald Music halt
on Friday rext Miss Langen berger viii
be assisted by Miss Jennie Winston.
vocalist
The herald., 1897-01-10
Hosiery and
Underwear
Glove and
Handkerchief
Dress Goods
Silks and Velvet
Linens and
House Furnishings

Departments will be particularly strong novelties and extra values
We sincerely predict AMI wish for friends and happy
and New and ask their good will and
patronage long deserve it, Thanking for past favo
yours truly, FIXEN & co.
JANUARY g. 1896.
The herald., 1897-01-10

Los Angeles theater Sunday night.
free Evangelist preaching. Subject,
Our Lord 5 Coming.
The herald., 1897-01-10

TIevley. King & Co.. cor. Fifth st. and
Broadway agents genuine Columbus Buggy
company busgies and bicycles.