Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-13
NEWS NO rES.

The First Brigade, N. G.. c., will camp
at Pacific Beach, near San Diego, from
August Sd to the 18th.
Mrs. M. D. Lummis, NJ. D., will re.
turn to Los Angeles in September, and
will resume practice on October 1st.
The Supervisors met yesterday morn
ing, and proceeded in a body to San Fer
nando to inspect the bridge materials and
location.
A solid train of twenty cars of wool
went through this city yesterday. 1t
came from San Francisco by the South
ern Pacific.
A team attached to dirt wagon ran
away on Main street last evening. 1t
was stopped at Arcadia street by officer
Dorsey. No harm was done.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $S9,S51, and were S5 in
number. OF these, "a were for more than
81 900 each and Al were for nominal con-
siderations.
The Social Purity League of Los Ange-
les will hold it's regular meeting this
afternoon at $50 o'clock, in the Fort
street M. E. Church. A large attendance
is particularly desired.
A five-mile swimming match is to take
place tomorrow at San Juan-by .the-Sea,
the contestants being Professor Sund-
strum, of the Natatorium, and Mr..
Simpson, of San Juan.
Mr.. Higgins, Secretary of the Cham
Der of Commerce, has received some
fine specimens of sugar beets, grown on
land adjacent to Los Angeles, from seed
furnished by MIR. Spreckels. They will
be sent North today for analysis.
Los Angeles Lodge No. 252 l. o.
r. NJ. will be instituted tomorrow after
noon at Elks Hall, with seventy-five
charter members, by the officers OF the
Grand Chapter of the State. In the
evening banquet will be rendered the
Grand officers.
The new Vincent NJ. E. Church, on
Shaw street, in the Montague tract, West
Los Angeles, will be dedicated tomorrow
at 8 p. m. Rev. r. s. Cantine, d. D.,
will preach the dedication sermon. There
will also be platform meeting at &c
p. M, with distinguished speakers.
A gasoline cooking-stove exploded al
the residence of 7. H. Berry, No. 135
Also street, at O'CLOCK last night, and
woodwork partition became ignited
but before the flames obtained sufficient
headway to do serious damage they were
extinguished by the hook and ladder
boys, with the aid of Babcock's extin
guisher.
Harthorne did not lose his place on tn,
police force because he was not on thu
Great Register, for he was there, but be
cause he did not vote in the last cty
election. The Police Commission sset
an arbitrary rule to this effect, and il
accordance with the rule Harthorne los
his star. The fight on Deputy Chic
Biles is on the same issue.
J. M. Brady, of Long Beach, dice
there few days ago. 1t was though
that he died of very rapid consumption
but it is probable that his ailment was
glanders, contracted from some sicb
horses. Those having to do with ami
mails suffering from this malady should
be very careful as, if it gets footholC
in the human system, the effects are
almost always fatal.
The following officers Of Olive Lodge,
No. 26, K. of p, have been installed
Past Chancellor, E. B. Kent; Chancellor
Commander, Chase A. Codori; Vice
Chancellor, Herman Gersen; Prelate
Gustave Wolfrom; Master OF Finance
George Basserman; Master of Ex
chequer, w. r. Lewis; Keeper of Rec
ords and Seals, G. H. Clayton; Inner
Guard, B. E. Taney; Outer Guard,
Cohn.