Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1888-05-05
NEWS NOTES.

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Mr.. Frank P. Kelly has been ap.
pointed Notary Public.
Stanton Post No. 30, held its regu-
lar meeting last evening at Masonic
Hall.
The Knights Of Labor will hold their
regular weekly meeting tonight al
Masonic Hall.
T. J. dePuy, who was reported
missing, was found yesterday at the
Sisters Hospital.
Frank Bartlett Post met in regular
session last evening at the G. A. II.
Hall on main street.
The ladies' Of the Grace M. y.
church will give crazy social on
Tuesday evening at their church on
FIRST street.
The Board OF Health did not hold
It's regular meeting yesterday as there
not sufficient members present to
form quorum.
The jury in the Gaines burglary
case failed to agree after having been
out all night, and were discharged
yesterday morning.
The outside walls in connection
with the cross walls OF the Main and
Tenth street Hotel, would make one
continuous wall 3 500 feet in length.
The following persons were yester-
day licensed to wed Juan Dias to
vibiana Osejo, Otto Dckhoff to Eva
MotEe, John Weinfurtner to THESE
Mivhl.
Transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to $3.50, 1856 and We're 1903 in
number. OF these, 80 were for more
than 81 900 and IA for nominal con-
Biderations.
The Native Daughters of the
Golden West will meet to-day at two
o'clock in the Native Sons Hall, to
elect delegates to the Grand Parlor,
which meet in Stockton in July.
John Schulter, who was reported to
have been burned in the Cracker
Company's fire, turned up all right
yesterday. He had been away to q
party and had not returned when the
fire broke out.
The Illinois Society met last even
ing at it's usual place of meeting.
These entertainments continue to be
rs attractive as heretofore. The hall
was well filed and good programme
had been arranged.
The young people OF the Fort Street
M. +. Church held social last even
ing. Several recitations and solos
were ON the programme also debate
az to which had the greater influence,
the "Press or Pulpit"
Yesterday afternoon, while driving
on Temple street, Mr.. j. B. Francis
co.'s horse became frightened at the
cable cars and upset the buggy, in
which were seated Mr.. Francisco and
lady. No damage was done with
the exception of broken buggy and
mutilated harness.
The regular meeting of the Canadian
Society will be held this evening in
the Opera House Hall. An excellent
programme has been prepared for the
entertainment of those present, and u
Jolly good time is expected. All Can
adams living in or visiting this local
ity are cordially invited to attend.
The loss and damage on account of
the disaster to the "Queen OF the Pa
oific" will be settled by general aver
age. All freight will be returned to
San Francisco to the General Average
Adjuster. The baggage from the
Queen will arrive at San Pedro by the
Santa Rosa on the eighth instant, and
will be brought up TO Los Angeles by
first opportunity.
The Lecture Association has Sc
cured Hon. George r. Vending to de-
liver series OF six lectures at the
Pavilion. He will begin next Monday
evening with his much praised dis
course on "Saul OF Tarsus," and give
different lecture every succeeding
night during the week. Vending has
achieved a great name as q lecturer
and we hope our people will accord
him such audiences as will encourage
the Association to provide at short in
tervals, the best rostrum talent in the
United States for the delectation o
our people.