The herald., 1898-03-26
BLACK BROTHERS WAR
CASE or TURNER AND HANER
m THE COURTS
a Sewer Bond Election to BE Called.
0euke VI. Goodale - Social
and Personal Notes


and Personal Notes
PASADENA. March 25.-(Office Of The
Herald, IS East Colorado street.) .ale trial
Of Hance Turner. charged with attempting
to stab Joseph Bunch to death, was set
for o'clock this afternoon. and at that
time there was q large assemblage on
hand. However. Deputy District Attor-
uey McComas was not present, which
caused considerable delay. At length the
trial got under way. Bunch. the COM
plainant told Of the fracas. which occurred
on Tuesday morning in the entrance way Of
the Wetherby & Kaysar block Turner ac-
cused Bunch Of misapproprlation of some
funds Of the Afro-American league, of
which both men are members. The fight
grew warm, and Turner drew a penknife
sand slashed Bunch on the left arm, cut
ting his coat sleeve and infiicting deep
cut about an inch long in his forearm.
Bunch ran upstairs, Turner calling to him
to come down and he would kill him. Bunch
replied that he had already cut his arm
and that was enough. Attorney Metcalfe
appeared for Bunch and w. E. Arthur de-
tended Turner. When Bunch had been on
the stand some minutes he was turned
over to Arthur for cross-examination.
Here trouble arose. The regular court
stenographer was not present. and his
substitute was not skillful enough to take
down Mr.. Arthur's questions as fast as
they were given. Mr.. Arthur was in
structed to ask his questions less rapidly,
but replied that he was used to bonn
harding the witnesses in q manner to es-
fablish at. once whether they were lying
or not. II he was compelled to put his
questions slowly he would waive cross-ex-
animation. In view of this the trial was
postponed until tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
SEWER BONDS
The city council has decided to call
sewer bond election. Such election will be
set and called on Monday at the regular
meeting Of the council The proposition
Is to issue 100000 worth of bonds to bear
per cent, semi-annual. forty-year serials,
Of denominations Of $1,000. This means tha,
the city Is to be bonded for new and
complete sewer system The council wishes
to make property owners bear equally the
burden Of the expense; therefore, the
bonds will be used to pay for all sewers
and as each piece of property is connected
the owner will contribute to q sinking
fund to be used to redeem bonds or to
build more sewers, as may be needed.
BREvITIES
The trial of the suit of Genke against
Goodale will be tried soon in Justice Mer-
riam's court. Genke thought that Goodale
bested him in q horse trade. Genke took
Goodale's horse back and tied 1t to tree.
Goodale refused to accept 1t. The animal.
therefore. stood there without food until
the humane society rescued 1t. Now Genke
proposes to force Goodale by process OF law
to right the alleged wrong.
Yuk Fung. the Chinese girl rescued from
Chinatown by Marshal Lacey last night
At the instigation OF two ladies of the w.
C. I. u. was sent to Los Angeles this
morning at o'clock in a hack.
The boys of the University Of Southern
California Glee club arrived today and this
evening gave a delightful concert in the
n. Il. tabernacle under the auspices Of the
local Y. M. C. A.
The funeral of e. r. Hurlbut will be held
tomorrow Saturday. afternoon at 2:30
o'clock from the Episcopal church on Eu-
cid avenue, and interment will be made in
Mountain View cemetery.
A bicycle collision between Roy Bike and
Jesse Artrup on Fair Oaks avenue today
siderably.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
A reception was given yesterday after
noon from to by Mrs. C. W. Edwards
and Mrs. Ed Davies at the home of the lat
ter on Garfield Avenue. In the floral guess
ing contest Mrs. Flora Chapman, Mrs.
Messer and Mrs. Porter won prizes. Re-
treatments of fruit punch, ice cream, cake
and chocolate were served.
The Ladies' Home league of the I. o. G.
T. gave a social last evening at the home
Of Miss Nina Mcclure on Dayton street,
when the following program was rendered:
Mandolin and guitar duet, Messrs. Toland
and Reed; song, Ethel McClure recitation,
Daisy Lewis; organ solo, Paul Austin; reci-
tation, Miss Nichols; mandolin and guitar
duet. Messrs. Toland and Reed; recitation.
Miss Allie Fryer; solo, Miss Leah Yates;
recitation. Miss Beecher.
Mr. and Mrs. Geohegan entertained the
East End Euchre club last evening at
their home on South Lake avenue, four ta-
bles being arranged. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcpherson, Colonel and Mrs
Hansen, Dr. Green. Charles Green, Mr..
Helmke. Jacob Helmke. Martha Helmke,
Mrs. Butzaw, Chicago; Laurena Hansen,
George Gross, Clara Becker, Mrs. Dar-
ling.
Miss Blanche Witherill will entertain
friends on Tuesday evening with a whist
party at her home on South Madison ave.
nue..
Miss Shafer entertained friends last even
ing at her home on North Fair Oaks ave.
nue..
DR.. and Mrs. J. B. Talcott entertained
with luncheon yesterday afternoon in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Robinson of
Sterling, ILL.,
Bert Hutchins is guest in Pasadena
One OF the children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hat
Held OF Morton avenue has scarlet fever.
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