Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-18
NEWS NOTES.
SECOND Ward election to-day.

second Ward election to-day.
The brick hotel at San Fernando is nearly
completed.
The case of Grettie Rozelle, accused OF
throwing vftrol, viii be called in Judge
Cheney's Court tomorrow afternoon.
Arrangements are being made for an ex-
cursion from the city to San Fernando, to
take place the latter part of this month,
delegation of Indians from the White
Mountain Indian reservation will visit
Washington from San Carlor, Arizona.
A. Martin, of Bakersfield, fell in a fit
Yesterday morning near the Southern Hotel.
He was carried into saloon and revived.
Mrs. Sophie w. Kingth will lecture on
"Bread Making" atG. A. r. Hal, 25 N. Main
al. ssies'' in0'S'As' . ~ -''' NJ f'e' 70
Transfers of real estate yesterday,
amounted to $164.1S3, and were 100 In
number OF these, "A were for over $1,000,
and IA for nominal considerations.
1t commenced raining at Lang's Station
ON Wednesday night, and up to 2 O'Clock
fallen. % With a a good prospect % Of more. .A A'
The timbers for the roof of the Maclay
College Of Theology, at San Fernando, are
being placed in position. The college will
soon be completed and ready for occupancy.
The fourth anniversary of the Southern
California Bible Society will BE- held in the
H1fGt kreSOyterlAn CQurCQ on ouuQay even
ing. Rev. John Thompson, D. D., of Oak
land, win deliver the annual q idress.
The Los Angeles Rifle Club will hold a
shoot at its range, near the Southern Pacific
Railroad depot to morrow at 2P. NJ, prepara-
tory to the club shoot on the 22d of this
month. All members are requested to be
present.
Senator w. p. MADISON, Rev. DR.. Petty, of
San Francisco Rev. I. Brown, OF Baltimore,
will speak on "New South, Negro Christian,
Calculation in California, the advantages
OF negro labor etc.
The Los Angeles Constructing Company
fled articles OF Incorporation yesterday,
with the following directors: II. B. Mar
shall, Charles E. Tibbetts, James D. Smith,
Charles r. Eager, A. d Childress, Geo. NJ.
Halton, H. p Lantz. The capital stock is
$4,000.
The following persons were yesterday
licensed to we'd: William H. Chersall to
Jennie Brown, Marion Smith to Malinda
johnson, William Knox to Mary Bryan, A
b. Springer to e. s. Field, Charles Mein.
hardt to Ella Hammel, Oscar F. Hunt to
Miss Fannie NJ. Ruder, Herman Ledel to
Auguste Brandes.
Enrique Martinez was yesterday examined
before United States Commissioner Vandyke
for selling whisky to an Indian maiden in
San Bernardino County. Martinez has been
practicing the custom OF obtai ing small
young class of Indians. In fault of $3.50
he was com mitted to await trial next Mon
day.
The. Simpson Tabernacle Society, wor-
shipping on Fort and Seventh streets, will
omit the morning service tomorrow and
unite with the Fort street church. where
the Rev. Bishop CYRUS d. Foss will preach
the sermon; The evening services will be
as usual. The pastor, the Rev. E. W. Cas-
well, viii preach at 7:3O, P. NJ, Praise
service 7;3O P. NJ. Sunday-schoo at 945
An.
The Los Angeles aud Vernon Street Rail-
way Company are running their cars every
half hour from Arcadia street along Los
angeles. San Pedro, Third street, and Central
avenue to the Balloua Railroad crossing
out OF the city and makes delightful trip
through the orange groves of the beautiful
Vernon district.
Next Tuesday evening at O'Clock, a
meeting will be held in the parlors of the
MOntrose House, corner of Forth and Main
streets, for tn; the purpose ct organizing musi-
Empire State Association" composed of
the citizens of this city who came from the
State of New York. 1t is expected and de-
sired that an invitation be extended to all
those who hail from the Empire State to
attend this meeting. All are invited.
The concert given last Tuesday by the
Woody Brothers Male Quartette, under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation, proved SO great a success and was
so highly appreciated by those in the audi
ence, that the company has been secured to
remain over next week, and will give
another concert on Wednesday evening,
February 22d, at the First Congregational
Church, assisted by Miss Maggie Woody,
contralto soloist There will be an entire
change of programme, with the exception
OF few selections, which will be repro
duoed BY request. The quartette Will un-
dOubtedly draw q full house.