Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-26
NEWS NOTES.

AnOCner cnargo OI burglary was
placed against VIM. Elton yesterday.
The Grand Jury made partial re-
port yesterday, finding eight indict-
ments.
A. O. U. w. Lodge, No. 55, met
last evening in its room on Main
street.
The st. Paul's Philharmonic Society
will give concert at Parochial Hall
next Tuesday evening.
The M. E. Choral Society held its
regular meeting last evening at the
Fort street M. E. Church.
The Committee on programme for
the Illinois Society met last evening
at the office of Ralph I. Hoyt.
The West Coast Redwood Company
fled decree yesterday in the Superior
Court, changing their name to the
West Coast Lumber Company.
The Garvanza M. E. Church incor-
porated yesterday. The directors are !:
Ralph Rogers, Thomas Fellows, P. E..
King, J. ]. Critics and WILDER F. Nc
Clure.
Charles M. Wright and Jane Lynch
are the plaintiffs and Kewen H. Dor
sey the defendant in suit to quiet
title. filed in the County Clerks office
yesterday.
Attention is directed to a call for
the meeting OF the Democratic eau
cusses in the various precincts in this
city, published in another column OF
the HERALD.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $344, ,041 and were 103 in
number. OF these 43 were for more
than 81 900 each and 10 for nominal
considerations.
A resolution was yesterday filed in
the County Clerks Office amending
the article of incorporation OF the
Wilmer Bros. & Co., changing the
name to Wilmer Bros. Co.
The Honda Hydralic Mining Com
pany incorporated yesterday with the
following directors: F. G. Garbutt,
w. w. Jenkins, w. A. snedekee, R.
G. Shaw. The capital stock is $780,
600.
The Fairmount Land and Water
Company filed articles of incorpora-
tion yesterday with the following di-
rectors: VIM. T. Clapp, F. ]. Curlin,
w. H. Crosby, E. G. Durent, E. M.
Durant. The capital stock is $780,
600.
Deputy Constables Cline and Argu-
clio yesterday raided a Chinese gam
bling house near Marchessault alley,
and succeeded in arresting twelve of
the Mongolians. They were taken to
the county Jail and released on de-
posting $25 each for their appearance
before Justice Taney to-day.
The picnic and summer nights fes
ival of Germania Lodge No. 24l, A.
O. U. W., will take place Saturday at
the Second Street Park. The events
of the day and evening will be ex-
tremely interesting and no one should
miss an opportunity of participating
on this occasion.
A suit to secure payment of $500,
balance due on account with interest
since January l, 1888, and costs Of
suit. was filed in the County Clerks
Office yesterday afternoon. The Shall
lert & Gamble Lumber Company is
the plaintiff and H. F. Wescott the
defendant.
The following persons were yester-
licensed to wed: Robert 8. Crombie
to Ella E. Crombie. John G. Hol-
borrow to Alice H. Parks, Lewis M.
Allen to Jessie M. Ball, Joaquin Mon
roy to Victoria Herrcros, Roy H
Pinney to Catherine l.. Tower, John
Ross to Flora E. Storey, Harris
jerks to Effie l.. Gather.
On last Sunday branch OF the
Young Mems Institute was organized
at New Jerusalem, Ventura county,
by District Deputy Grand President
L. d. Deane, assisted by Fred E.
Mackintipe, District Deputy Grand
President for Ohio, and Isidore B.
Dockweiler, Grand Lecturer for the
Southern District of California, and
on the following Tuesday the same
officers organized another banch at
San Buenaventura. Tney also paid a
fraternal visit to the members OF In.
stitute No. 80 at Santa Barbara.