Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-22
NEWS NOTES.

Masonic Lodge No. AZ met lat evening al
its rooms on Main itreet.
The odd Fellows held their regular meet
inr last evening at 10s North Main street.
The Collier ranch, near Anaheim, has
been sold to M. George Wiltshire for
f36. 900.
Rumor has it that Mr.. A. I. Currier is
about to improve his elegant property on
Fifth street, in this city.
interesting prayer service is being held
every afternoon by the W. G. I. u, az tne
Fort street Methodist church.
So far this year there have been sixty-one
ipcorporations, representing a capital OF
$14,55O, 600, in this county.
Major Russell gave battalion drill last
evening at Armory Hall to Companies
and c Of the Seventh Infantry.
The Central Council of the Associated
Charities will meet this afternoon at
o'clock in the Council Chamber.
A ladys gold watch was found yesterday
IN |, ont of the Peoples store. 1t was taken
to the police station, and there awaits iuen-
tification.
NV HelIman has forwarded check for
5000 to the Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asy,
Mtn at San Francisco to aid the iunds OF
that institution. M
Transfers OF real estate yesterday amount
ed to S26, ,23S, and were 13O in number;
OF these 46 were for more than Ta,ooo
each. and 80 for nominal considerations.
The following persons were yesterday
licensed 10 we'd Symon J. Van Meter to
Martbie r. Fine; John Kellenberger to Do
rs Becken: John C. Somes to Ottiha BENIN.
Henry w. Edelman, who has served as
deputy-clerk in department No. 2 during the
mast wear. has been transferred to Judge
s:heney,s department to fill the vacancy
made by the resign alton of Mr.. Ward.
The Fair mont Land and Water Company
6led articles of incorporation yestei day
With the fol owing directors VIM. I, Clapp,
r. J. Culver, w. H Crosby. E. NJ; Durant,
e. q. Durant. The capital sock is SZoo,oOo.
Transfers OF real estate so far this month
amount to 1896, ,o62, or total for the
year to date of $19, ,622 ,068. The total for
January, February and March last year was was
$15, AGE, ,261. and the Dext zen oays Will s'iii
further increase the difference.
On Monday next the City Council will
elect Superintendent OF Streets 10 NIL the
Mace made vacant by the resignation OF J..
kuhrts I'm to the present time the candi-
dates are Captain George W. Knox, l.. a
povd w r Lewis. General Baldwin, Judge
Beck and w. w. Robinson.
The 14th grand annual ball OF the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will be given at Arm
ory Hall on Easter Monday evening, April
Sud. The committee of arrangements con-
sists of Messrs. E. lyman, Terrence Cooney,
z, ], Stack, John McManus, John O'Neil,
John Morisrty, C. Hickson and VIM. Flatley.
There is very dangerous hole in Wash
iugton street, midway between BoIsallo
avenue and Park Grove avenue A culvert
is broken and hole six feet long and three
feet deep perpendicular is the result. Inc
culyert should be repaired at once and the
hole filed up before serious accident
happens.
Mr.. Bryan, the chalk-talker, will give an
entertainment for the benefit of the W. c.
T. U. Headquarters on Monday and Tues
day evenings of next week at the First Con-
gregational Church. Mr.. Bryan's work is
meeting with great favor. Wherever he
goes he holds his audiences spell-bound.
An audience is never impatient or restless,
while his magic hand holds the chalk.
We paid visit yesterday to the great
wagon and agricultural implement e.tah-
iisbment of the Richardson-Kimball Com.
pany, on Los Angeles street. We found
every floor of the immense building filled
with goods in their line. The gentlemen at
the head OF this establishment are well
pleased with the business they have already
received, and are sanguine that 1t Will
greatly increase this spring and summer.