Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-13
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
Bring out the street.sprinklers
The Angelert Social Club will give a
hop at the Grand Army Hall on Sat
urday evening next.
The boss candy man who vends
ssmarsh-mellow" at the foot of Tenn
pie street is said to be worth $4,000.
Internal Revenue licenses for the
next fiscal year are now due, and the
collector will soon be on the war path.
Tho Temple Street Cable Road is to
b double-tracked and the entire road
extended four or five miles further
west.
Rev. DR.. Schneider will lecture this
evening, at 7 80, in the Synagogue in
English. Subject: "The education OF
boys"
The foundation for the Hotel
9paendid has all been laid and brick
laying begun. The mason work will
be pushed ahead as fast as possible.
The shell-game takers who have
been operating at Saugus Junction,
are taking in LIS Angeles. They
cleaned one foolish tourist out of 5000
recently.
Transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to $24o ,29s and we're 103 in
dumber. OF these AZ were for more
than 81 900 each and "a were for NOM
inal considerations.
The following persons were yester-
day licensed to we'd: James II.
Hughes to f. Lillian Young, Olof
0stland to Eva Lorentz, Herman
Wyneken to Emma Jung.
Englishmen and Britishers gener-
ally will celebrate the 23d Of April by
. grand soiree, concert and ball for
che benefit of ST Paul's Hospital and
British Benevolent Society.
The schooner Courser, loaded with
lumber for the Redondo Beach Com
pany. arrived at Redondo Beach on
Wednesday morning, and is now dis
charging her cargo. This makes the
third vessel discharging at that point.
Simultaneous with the commence
nent of work on Boyle Heights, the
Gable Car Company has deposited
along the line of Downey avenue, East
Los Angeles, a large quantity Of iron
yo1kes and other material for the con-
etruction of the east side branch OF it's
extensive systems of street railroads.
The social given last evening at G..
A. r. Hall by the Ladies' Hebrew
Aid, Society was we'll attended. The
feature of the evenings entertainment
was dancing, which was enjoyed by
III present. During the evening Ie-
freshments we're served.
At q meeting OF the vestry and
members Of the Epiphany Episcopal
Church, East Los Angeles, held on
Monday evening last, it was decided
b erect q chapel on the corner Of
oichel and Patrick streets. The new
0diifce will be of stone, and work upon
Il is to be commenced Immediately
The examination of Salt Lake Pete
and Juan Chino, charged with MUIR
Aering Juan Baptista, was yesterday
.concluded before United States Com
.missioner Van Dyke, who held them
TO appear before the United States
Grand Jury. The only new witness
was Visalia Bond.
The weekly meeting of the Park
Church Literary and Debating Society
will be held at the church, near Tenn
PIE street and Beaudry avenue, this
evening. A very interesting literary
and musical programme will be rem
dered and q cordial invitation is ex-
tended to West End people to be pres
eat.
An entertainment, with literary
and musical programme of unusual
exoellence, tableaux and other attrac.
4ions, will be given at Campbell's
Hall, East Los Angeles, this evening.
under the auspices OF the ladies of the
Church of Epiphany. Episcopal, the
proceeds to be devoted to the erection
of the new church of that society.
The late action of the Common
Council ordering the laying of cement
sidewalks and concrete curbing on &
portion of Downey avenue, East Los
Angeles, has been followed by active
work in removing trees and othel
impediments between Water anC
Workman streets. The improvement
whom completed, will make this stree
one Of the finest in the city.
Jane Kingon, native of New York
and administrative OF the estate o
Jshn Kingon, deceased, filed com
plaint yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court against John F. Hum
phreys and John r. Matthews, pray
ing judgment for $28 1928 as paymen
In full and interest accrued on a judg
nent rendered to the deceased by the
United States Circuit Court in Colo
rAdo.
Some obstruction in the sewer OF
Fort street caused it to overflow at the
aanhole on North Temple street, yes
terday afternoon, and the stream o
savage ran down Fort to First street
end thence down First to Spring
where it formed big pool, making il
unpleasant for foot passengers and Of
fensive to the olfactories of all pass
ersby.
The Illinois Association and it's
.aunerous friends will enjoy another
popular entertainment this evening
at the Central Church Hall, los
North Main street. The programme
prepared is one of the best yet offered
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