Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-05
NEWS NOTES.

NEWS NOTES.
There will be meeting of the Los
Angeles Turf Club at DIR. ID. X. Wise's
Parlors, on Monday, February 9th, at
7:30 O'Clock P. NJ.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $172, ,056, and were 134 in
number. of these AZ were for nom-
inal considerations.
The sewer committee met yesterday
and decided to recommend that new
sewers be constructed ON Fort street
from Temple to Fourth and on First
from Fort to Hill.
Commencing on Tuesday the an
nual meeting of the American Horti-
cultural Society will meet at River
side and will continue in session on
the 9th and 9th.
Mrs. F. G. Mills, OF Florence, iiar-
rowly escaped being run away with on
Spring street yesterday morning. Her
horse became frightened and tipped
her out. 1t then dashed down Spring
to.Fourth, where it was captured.
Coroner Meredith has received a
letter from Mrs. Sarah Alexander oi
La. Grange, Stanislaus Co., asking
information in relation to the suicide
OF a man named johnson on the 18th.
who she supposed was her husband.
The City Central Democratic Com
mittee was to have met last evening
to urrange for the election of council.
man from the second ward, but some
of tire members could not be present
and the meeting was postponed until
Tuesday evening.
Wilmer Bros. & Co., brokerage
institution, fled articles Of incorpora-
ton yesterday with a capital stock O
500, 900, divided into 200 shares al
5000 each The directors are j. M
Wilmer. II G. Wilmer, R. V. Wit
mer, Catherine Wilmer and II. G
Stratford, all Of this city.
The following persons were yes
terday licensed to wed: T. G. Torb.
toFrancisca Coronel, Columbus w
Nelson to Elsie j. Stooksberry, Ed
win A. Parker to Alma z. Hartman
Stephen d. Merrill to Margaret John
son, Henry F. Shorting to Agnes S
Preston.
Rev. s. C. Pierce has resigned tn
pastoral charge of the Second Baptis
church of Los Angeles. The resigna
tion of Mr.. Pierce, which was tendere'
the church November 8th, had beel
under consideration from the abov
date up to Friday night, when it wa
accepted with many expressions Q
regret.
The Main and Fourth street Hote
Company and property owners alon
Los Angeles street are circulating
petition to have the sewer, gas an
water pipes laid in Los Angeles stree
as soon as possible, as the hotel com
pany will endeavor to have the street
paved with bituminous rock.
When the directors of the Ana
helm, Olinda and Pomona, Richar,
Gird and the agents of the Pacifi
Coast Steamship Company, get to
gether, (which will happen soon
something is going to drop. They al
have the same plans, viz, a RAILROAD
from Pomona to the sea. they al
mean business. Pomona Times.
Mr.. L. T. House, an excellent prin
ter and q newspaper man of exper
ience, has made arrangements t.
start q weekly paper at the town o
Sierra Madre. He has received lib
eral encouragement from the people
in that thriving and beautiful town
and will issue the first number of thu
Sierra Madre Vista about the 1st oi
March.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days of each week, at 2 P. M, in tht
parlors of Woman's Exchange, % E
Fourth street, Mrs. Mary s. Singer
Of Chicago, proposes to give course
of, twelve lectures, intoxicating thu
science of mental healing, based upol
physical and psychological laws. Th,
public cordially invited on Monda,
the 9th inst, 2 T. M.
= The Waukena, Tulare and Nam
moth Forest Railroad Company file,
articles of incorporation yesterda
with the following directors: Jason G
Miller, Stephen Townsend, Frank S
Wallace, Charles w. Buchanan, W
p. Hammond, f. A. Brealy, J. H
Moody, A. T. Cotton and B. A
Farmer. The capital stock i
$1,000. 900.
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