Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-29
NEWS NOTES.

Inc S0nS OF Vetr8nS nelu tneu Iogu-
lar meeting last evening in G. A. R.
Hall. -.
The Canadian Society met last even
ing at the A. o. o. w. Hall, on Main
street.
The United States Grand Jury ad-
journed until tomorrow. and will
probably make report.
On, Wednesday next the Young
Mems Institute will give another OF
its pleasant entertainments at Turn
verein Hail.. to; ;ssi, s,s.s.sa sr.
The Spring Street Night School,
free to all young men less than q
years of age, will reopen Monday
NIGHT, April 30th.
The Minnesota Committee will meet
at 40 North Main street Monday even.
ing to complete arrangements for the
excursion Tuesday.
Ex-Governor Downey assumed the
personal management of his property
Yesterday, and fixed his office in the
upper part Of Downey Block.
J.. G. Dunster, assisted by Mrs
Catching Williams and Miss Large
will give an organ recital at the First
Baptist Church on Wednesday even
ing.
For the first time in several months
the side walk in front Of the Philips
block was cleaned yesterday, and ped;
estrians were allowed to pass over the
new walk.
Transfers Of real estate yesterday
amounted to 1902, ,455 and were 113 in
number. OF these AZ we're for more
than 81 600 each and 81 for nominal
considerations.
The Knights Of Labor No. 245, held
an open meeting last evening in the
Masonic Hall, on Spring street. The
labor question was freely discussed by
nearly all present.
Taxpayers must hand in statements
Of their property to the City Assessor
before May 9TH, or else they are like
ly to find their property classed under
the head of "Unknown Owners"
w. w. Fisher, Of Boyle Heights, is
preparing parlors in his building, cor
ners of Cummings and First streets,
for the use of the Democrats. AT
present they have no place to meet.
The Diocesan convention of Cali
fornia will convene at San Francisco
May I'd, 1883. The following dele
gates have been appointed for Los
Angeles, DR.. E. M. Griffith, s. G.
lowell, W. s. Tremaine and II. T
Lee. t1 u ssni. % sia4fss-t1. ,,rsp,
The following persons were yester'
day licensed to wed: Winifred Smith
to Artie P. Carney; Paul Richer to
Mary E. Stone Joel w. Wilson to
Mary V. Winnes; Henry FEEDER to
Richie Strohm. si4e asaiaaai .a,spt
Tomorrow evening a musical and
literary entertainment will be given
in the G. A. R. Hall by the John A..
Logan Post. 1t promises to be a
very pleasant affair, and all members
Of the post and their friends are in
yited to attend.
y The Central Avenue M. E. Church
fled articles Of incorporation yester-
day. with the following directors
Aaron Wilson, Henry N. Rankin, w.
e. McMartin, Daniel w. Sawyer, John
A. Perth. The church will be To-
Gated on Vernon avenue. 4al..se
The High Mesa Land and Water
Company fled articles Of incorpora.
,tion yesterday with the County Clerk.
The directors are Andrew Glassell
George II. Smith, George s. Patton
Arthur ]. Hutchinson and Thomas R.
Brown. The amount of capital st ,ck
is $240, 900. A aeNs
The Holland Manufacturing Com
pany incorporated yesterday with the
following directors: w. s. Holland
Charles Swift, Fred Swift, George A,
Durrell, w. s. Wright. The capital
stock is $50, 200. The company will
manufacture Hills patent inside
blinds at Pasadena. si
DIR. ID. s. Orme will start for DIN
cinati this evening to attend the meet
ing of the National Conference Of the
State Boards of Health to represent
the California Board. Quarantine ant
iiother matters relating to the preven
tion of contagious diseases and The
working of the State Boards will be
!. discussed exhaustively before the
conference, and the best means
devised to protect the public from the
introduction and spread of infectivt
diseases. While absent, DR.. Orme
will also attend as a delegate the reg
! uIar annual meeting of the American
Medical Assoc ociation, of which he is q
& member, and was a former officer, land
which conyepes in the same city.
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