Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-06-25


ciples of the Janissaries and hoped
that the proceedings of the Grand
Temple would be characterized by
harmony and wisdom.
The Recording Secretary read the
minutes of the last session of the Tenn
pie. They were approved, and, on
motion, the Temple adjourned till
two o'clock in the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At 2 O'clock the Temple re-assem-
bled and proceeded to the election OF
officers, as follows:
Grand Worthy Center of Llght-R.
G. Anderson, San Francisco.
Council-Mrs. N J. Hilton and G..
F. Klein, San Francisco.
Grand Worthy Secretary-G. w.
Davis, San Francisco.
Warden of the SOUTH. F. Hawk,
Los Angeles.
Warden of the West-R. Nuttall,
San Bernardino.
Warden of the North--J. McGavin,
Downey City.
Grand Senior Deacon-W. w. Smith,
Los Angeles.
Corresponding Sec'y-Mrs. Smith,
Los Angeles.
Financial Secretary-E. A. Faloy,
San Francisco.
Grand Treasurer-F. Person, San
Francisco.
Grand Steward-C. Frasher, Comp
ton.
Grand Sentinel-R. Dobson, San
Francisco.
Grand Janitor-Wm. Bulls, Comp
ton.
Junior Deacon-Martha Harris, Los
Angeles.
The Temple then adjourned until 8
p. NJ.
The late action of the Turn-Verein
Society in closing their hall against
all travelling companies will have an
undesirable effect upon the amuse.
ment advantages of our city. We are
poorly supplied with hall facilities al
hfst,,a the less of ftndh ntdhNm MIST" eligYDia
and nearest first-class of the lot. Still
the action of the society was induced
by the best of motives. While they
were paying large salary to gym
nastic instructor for the German
children, they were cheated of hall
| the benefits of such instruction by
the occupancy of the hall for amuse
ments on the evenings set apart fol
that purpose. We understand that O
compromise of the matter is proposed
by building a large addition to the
rear of the hall and devoting the ex.
ira space for class and gymnasti(
rooms. We sincerely hope that this
may be effected as the loss of Turn.
Verein Hall as place of general
amusement would be nothing short
of calamity at the present time.
At meeting of the Fourth of July
Decoration Committee, Friday eve
ming in the office of the County Sur.
veyor, there were present Messrs
Miles, Meyers, Tanning, Thompson
and Judd. The meeting was organ
lied with G. E. Miles In the Chair, but
the regular Chairman, IT,. Z. Rowan
arriving shortly, took his place. II
was moved, seconded and carried thai
plans and specifications from any per.
sons present be received. Bids were
accordingly handed in from Lehman
& Co., Dotter & Bradley, Mag &
Schroeder and Hargitt & Strahle. The
bids being opened, showed the follow.
ing figures: Hargitt & Strahle, $565
Dotter q Bradley, 1925 and $775; Maag
e. Schroeder, $500; Lehman & Co.,
$500. On motion the bid of Lehman
& Co. was accepted. On motion tht
following subcommittee to supervise
decorations were appointed: Messrs
Judd, Tanning and Rowan. The
Committee then adjourned at call o
the Chairman.
The performance of this Afternoon
and evening will conclude the engage
ment of the old company at Wood
Opera House, and the Allen Sister
will step upon the boards tomorrow
evening. The seven wonderful littl,
sisters have been preceded by an en-
viable reputation, and they will b,
received by the Los Angeles publi
in most cordial manner. We lool
for house crowded to overfiowing to
morrow evening.
A special meeting of the 1. L. & L
C. will be held on Monday evening a
o'clock. All members are expecte,
to be present, as business concerning
the release of the Fenian prisoner
will be brought before the Club.
Hanna & Branch astonished thei
friends on the street yesterday b.
sporting the new crack milk wagol
Just manufactured by Page & Graul
1t is said to be the finest vehicle o
the kind to be found in the city.
The gutter crossings in front of tn
Pico House were removed during tn
laying of the Water Company's mail
and have not been replaced. The mat
ter should be attended to as it is an in
convenience to pedestrians.