Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-07
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
Mile Rhea has purchased forty
eight acres in Burbank.
The Frank Bartlett Post met in
regular session last evening.
A number of persons were tripped
up last night by the cables used in
moving house on Fort street.
Miss Clara Wisdom of the Carleton
Opera Company is richer by $4,000,
the result Of an investment in lottery
tickets.
The Los Angeles Turf Club met
last night at DIR. Wise's office and
awarded the privileges for the races to
commence next Tuesday.
HA meeting Of the Los Angeles Press
Colony Association has been called
for Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock in
Judge Hutton's court room.
A team belonging to James Wilson
ran away yesterday morning on Hill
street, and broke in pieces the ex-
press wagon to which they were at
tached.
Al portrait Of DR.. Hamilton Griffin
now adorns the office at the police
station, and underneath appears the
tell-tale legend: Wanted for en-
bezKlement.
Rev. w. J. Chichester, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian Church, will
entertain the members of the Minis
terial Association Monday evening at
the Westminster Hotel.
The following persons we're yester-
day licensed to wed Harvey G. Good
win to Georgia A. Murphy; Nathan
A. Ulm to Nellie J. Abercrombie !;
Henry G. Thomas to Lena Heiden-
reich.
All the room on the Redondo Beach
excursion to be run to-day, was taken
early yesterday and number of ex-
tra cars had to be provided. The lists
for next week are well filed. Every
one seems to look forward to these ex-
cursions.
The corner stoDa of the First English
Lutheran church, on the corner Of
Eighth and Olive streets, will be laid
tomorrow at 2.30 P. NJ. G. W. Heis-
Ter, the pastor, and several other
clergymen of the city will oficiate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marchand, of the New
York Graphic, have finished the
photographs of the members OF the
Los Angeles Press Colony Association
taken at Los Feliz short time since.
These photographs are very good,
showing distinctly the features Of each
Of the fifty people present.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
illinois Society last night was attend
ed by the usual large throng of "Suck-
ers' and their friends. So full was
the hall that many we're turned away
disappointed. Those who obtained
standing room even were fortunate,
for tie evenings entertainment was
OF unsurpassed interest.
Yesterday afternoon as John G. A.
Zen. a building contractor, was turning
Che corner of New High and Marches
sauit street in light buggy a heavy
sand wagon collided with his vehicle
and threw him to the ground. Mr.
Aliens right wrist is badly sprained,
mis- fingers badly cut and his right
knee severely injured.
In response to the call for the meet
ing at the Women's Home yesterday
afternoon about dozen young ladies
met and engaged ia the manufacture
Of artificial flowers for the Flower
Festival. Another meeting of ladies
interested in the work is desired to-
day at 10A. M. Ladies are requested
to bring their scissors along.
At the annual meeting of the Los
Angeles County Pathological Society
held at Glendora the 5th instant, the
following officers we're elected to serve
the ensueing year: President, Thomas
A. Carey, of os Angeles Vic.Presi-
dent, j. Whitcomb, of Glendora; Sec
retary, D. Edison Smith, of Santa Ana
Treasurer, Milton Thomas, of Los An
geles; III. Hamilton, Ell. Fuller, w. A.
Spalding, Executive Committee.
The weekly meeting of the Park
Church Literary and Debating Club
Was held at the church, near Temple
street and Beaudry avenue last even
ing. An interes, ing musical and literary
programme was presented, concluding
with a debate on the following ques-
ton: "Resol 7ed, that monopolies are
ietriment to the welfare of the
country"
Juan Chino was yesterday arrested
by L. Anderson, an Indian agent, and
lodged in the County Jail. Chino is
charged with being one of the murder
ers who assisted Salt Lake Pete in
killing Hunter Jim at Tulare.
The other two Indians could
not be found. The prisoner
viii appear before United States
Commissioner Van Dyke to-day f.r
examination,
The ladies OF the Third Congrega-
itional Church, corner of Railroad and
Main streets, will hold basket picnic
at Burbank to-day. All who desire to
participate are requested to bring
lunch to the church by 7:30 A. NJ.
Free lemonade provided by the ladies.
Football, baseball and other games
will be played, and good time gener-
ally is promised all.
Transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to $l3I. Dol. and were 1O4