Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-06
NEWS NOTES.

Young Mems Institute No. 80 met
last evening at the A. 0. U. Hall.
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Native Sons of the Golden West oc-
Cured last evening.
The examination of q. Jones, for
smuggling cigars, was yesterday con-
tinued until Tuesday, April 10th.
Rev. DIR. Schreiber will lecture this
evening in the Synagogue at 7:30, in
German. Subject, "Proselytes." All
welcome.
The following persons we're yester-
dav licensed to we'd: Edward Pfelffer
10 Mile A. Ulbricht; A. L. Hurd to
J. G. Madison.
The Illinois Association will meet
this evening, as usual, at los North
Main street. An excellent programme
has been arranged for the occasion.
{ Tonight, Frank w. Conant will
! take 4 benefit at the Grand Opera
House. Everybody should attend to
show their appreciation OF his cour-
teous treatment of them on all occa-
sions. $50 = ge. :.
This evening, a lecture on "a trip
to the Sandwich Islands, illustrated
by the stereopticon, will be given Tor
the benefit OF the Free kindergarten
Association at the First Dopgrega-
Gonal Church.
In recognition Of their efforts and
success to secure the State Demo-
cratic Convention for Los Angeles,
the citizens will meet Sidney Lacey
and Captain Barrett on their return
tomorrow and give them reception.
The Scottish Patriots met last even
ing at their rooms on First street.
Mr.. McOuarrie addressed the meet.
ING. The Caledonian Club will hold
another of its enjoyable hops at
Armory Hall on April 1lth.
Tomorrow evening at Armory Hall,
Miss Helen Bruno will make her first
appearance in California, in laugh
able comedy by s. They're Smith.
Miss Bruno is late of the Paris Con-
seryatoire and the Princess Theater,
London.
There will be basket picnic at
Burbank tomorrow, given by the
Third Congregational Church, corner
of Railroad and Main streets, at when
place all who expect to attend are re-
duested to be at $50 O'Clock. Free
lemonade will be provided by the
church, but all are requested to take
lunches.
The incorporation Of Orange will
be voted upon to-day. The can
didates upon the regular ticket are
For Trustees-O. 2. Chubb, G. q.
Culver, H. F. Gardner, P. j. Shafter
and VIM. Blasdale; fcr City Clerk
A. Cauldwell; City Marshal--W. M.
Scott, and City Treasurer, W. ID. IT,
Clayton.
The Central W. @. 7. u. will hold
its annual meeting this afternoon at
O'Clock at the Trinity Nj. f. Church
Fort street. Interesting reports viii
be given by the superintendents O
prison. hospital, city missionary and
other departments OF work. Mem berf
on Ctlor UNIONS dIlu all wiz arc iheCl
ested in the work are cordially invited
Thomas O'Campo last night created
a disturbance on Commercial street.
Officer Hawley demonstrated with
OCampo, but he turned on the
officer and struck him on the
head, inficting deep wound. The
officer retaliated with his club, anc
"Tommy" was taken to the police
station covered with gore, where h'
was charged with resisting an officer.
Transfers OF real estate yesterda..
amounted to 1921 $40 and were 1874 il
number. OF these 80 were for nomi
nal considerations and 50 for owe
$1,000. The principal transfers wer
23% acres in the Wilson HOMESTEAD
tract from A. L. Anderson to j. W
Wood, L. A. Wright and f. Il. Hey
denreich for $l2 $50; Oak Grove tract
Nos. and 2 from Mrs. S. K. Root
j. s. Keefer for $45 900.