Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-14
NEWS NOTES.

Angeleflo Social Club hop at the
Araad Army Hall tonight.
Grange Is moving to get cannery
n operation for the next fruit crop.
AL Congregational clergymen are
invited to meet at the Oxford Hotel
Hoaday at 10 80 A. M.
There was rodeo at the Chino
ranch last week, when about 1,400
cattle were branded.
Nhe Seventh Infantry Band will
give . grand concert Monday evening,
1lri 10th, at Armory Hall.
Rev. Edwin S. Williams will preach
q the Third Congregational church
Sunday morning and evening.
The sixth musicale of the L. A.
lEusic School, will take place this
afternoon at 11S East 9Th street.
The preliminary experiments OF the
manufacture of glass have been post
perod until Monday afternoon at two
1elock.
Work on the paving OF Main street
.eommenced again yesterday. A large
bedy of men were engaged in hauling
sway the earth.
NE county Jail is amply crowded
fer this warm weather, and it is
hoped there will be no occasion for
&dAing to the number of inmates.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to $t33 ,067 and were 81 in
nanber. OF these "a were for more
than 500 each and 90 for nominal
considerations.
The confirmation OF Masters Sam
leon and Aaron Norton will take place
ct the Synagogue next Saturday morn
ing, April IA, at 10 O'Clock, by the
Rev. Dr.. Schneider.
The Pico Heights church people are
encouraged by gift of $1O0 from tn e
ladies Aid Society of the First church
t. dedicate their new church without
debt Sunday afternoon.
The monthly payroll of the force of
workmen in the employ of the Po-
saena Land and Water Company has
not been less than $4,000 since last
November. 1t amounted to s4,650
Ter March.
The Young Peoples Society of the
Rirst Congregational Church promises
. nne entertainment tonight. The
subject is a good one and Mr.. Ben
nett is thoroughly acquainted with the
eoenes he represents.
The weekly meeting Of the Park
church Literary and Debating Club
vas held at the church, near Temple
street and Beaudry avenue, last even
lAg. A very interesting literary and
2usical programme was rendered.
The Santa Ana Standard pays thi
compliment to the "Mother Colony"
"Anahein ships annually nearly a
niAion dollars worth Of wines and
liquors, and is one of the richest little
Places ia the Union. The money pours
Into her Golfers from her manufac-
&cries."
IN elderly Mexican woman named
Masia Ygnacia Rivera was brought
up from San Pedro yesterday morning
~ a citizen named Henry Luelling
md placed in the county Jail. The
woman is insane and believes herself
entitled to q lot of land.
The north ten acres of the old
Mitchell place on Cucamonga avenue,
Pomona, and owned by Major J. Swa-
eert. was sold yesterday to Colonel F.
r. frey; consideration, $4,000. The
wheie twenty acres on the place were
seld one year ago for $12, 800. The
besm is not burst yet, and will not be.
There will be an important and spe-
&ial meeting of the members of Ra.
@ena Parlor, Nc. 109, N. s. G. W.,
,ia the Office of r. F. Del Valle, in
Downey Block, tonight at s P. NJ
Bvery member is requested to be pres
eat. as the business is very important
The Press Colony Association will
visit the Boulevard tract, the propos
cd site for the homes of newspaper
people, a week from tomorrow, in
stead Of next Sunday. There will be
no meeting of the Press Colonoy Asso
&iation tomorrow.
On Sunday, at $3.50 P. M, Mr.. Jo
seph John Heyes, soloist, will sing
flight of the World" by 1. L. Hat
ten, and "Forth from the Dark and
Gtormy Sea-" by Allan. Horse-cars
for Central and Vernon avenues, Yer
nendale, leave First and San Pedro
streets.
Articles of incorporation OF the San
t. BaIbary Land and Water Company
were filed in the County Clerks office
yesterday morning. Its purpose is to
acquire and deal in land and water
lights in this State. Los Angeles il
che corporations principal place OF
business. The capital stock of 81 ,000,.
600, divided into ten thousand shares
sf 500 each, is fully subscribed.
I. H. Ward, the efficient Secretary
Of the Los Angeles Board of Trade, il
ct present undertaking to get collec
Aien of different products raised in
this county, to be placed on exhibi
don in the Board of Trade rooms fol
Che benefit Of visitors. The different
localities are requested to send speci
aens Of their products for the collec
zion.
The Rev. E. R. Brainerd, of thil
aity. met with painful acciden,