Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-12-31
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
The Bar Association will meet this
afternoon at O'Clock in the Law Library
George Smith committed the indis-
cretion of getting drunk yesterday and
finally brought up in the Police Station.
The paving of Fort street will COM
mence again to-day, if the earth has
dried sufficiently to permit the laborers
to work efficiently.
Jas. A. Labey, of No. 20 North Hill,
reported at the police station yesterday
that somebody stole a valise filled with
clothing from his room.
The Finance Committee will to-day
recommend that the ordinances and
resolutions adopted by the Council be
printed in book form.
A resolution will be adopted by the
Council to-day, asking Senator White
and Assemblyman Damron to present
the new charter to the Legislature.
Tomorrow evening the Danish society,
Dania, will give a grand Christmas tree
and ball at Panorama Hall. The doors
will be open at 6 o'clock in the evening.
A horse and buggy belonging to J. J,
Wiley, who lives out on the Mission
road, No. 80, was stolen yesterday morn.
ing from the corner of Main and Arcadia
streets.
The paving of First street. between
Spring and Fort, will be completed
to-day, except in the center of the road
way which will be occupied by the cable
trenches.
The regular monthly gathering of the
Chautauqua circles of this city will take
place this evening at McPherron Acade-
my. 526 Grand avenue. A pleasant
evening is anticipated.
The Council will meet this morning at
10 o'clock. Several important matters
are to come up for consideration, among
other things the approval of the bonds
of the newly appointed officers.
An effort is being made to cut through
the hill either at First or at Third street.
The matter is in the hands of the Board
of Public Works, having been sent there
at the last meeting of the Council.
A list Of those receiving tomorrow
will be published in tomorrow morn
ing's HERALD. Those desirous to be in
cluded in the same should leave their
addresses in the HERALD Office to-day.
The county officers will take their
positions tomorrow, and will make their
appointments of deputies and clerks on
Wednesday, on which day the new
Board OF Supervisors will convene and
organize.
The Young Mems Christian Association
meeting yesterday afternoon was we'll
attended. Rev. w. w. Tinker delivered
the last of series of discourses on "The
Prodigal Son." The music by the male
quartette was greatly appreciated.
A man by the name of Mowatt was
arrested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Morey. of San Diego, on warrant from
the latter city. The charge against
Mowatt is adultery, and the crime is
said to have been committed over wear
ago. The man was taken to the county
jail.
The death of Elma Belle Neely, daugh-
ter of Theo. w. and Mrs. Cora Nicely, is
announced. The little girl was but two
years and eleven months old, but gave
promise Of becoming q bright woman.
She had been i'll for seven months and
was at Santa Barbara with her mother
during the last few weeks of her life.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association, aided by
the members and officers of the associa-
ton, will receive young men tomorrow
at the Young Mems building, 212 West
Second street. Reception from IL M to
10P. NJ. Refreshments during the day
In the evening musical and literary
programme will be rendered.
A horse attached to buggy belonging
to the 0. X. Stables ran away yesterday
noon down Grand avenue. At the cor
ner Of Sixth street the vehicle upset.
The horse tore along the street by the
park and finally brought the remains Of
the buggy up against hydrant and
knocked it into kindling wood. The ami
NAL was captured a few minutes later and
was found to be quite seriously cut about
the legs.
Bias Boga was brought into the city
from Vefdugo cafion yesterday and taken
to the police station for medical treat- |
ment. Yesterday morning about 4
O'Clock he got into a row with several