Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-12
NEWS NOTES,

Cnaries L. Pearson was sent up yester
day from Santa Ana to spend thirty DAYS
in the county jail, for petty larceny.
There will be q praise service at the
First Baptist Church this evening. An
excellent programme has been arranged.
The Danish society, "Dania," will
hold picnic to-day at the Second-street
Park. There will be dancing from tc
IL P. M.
DIR. Brooks, late candidate for Vice
President. and Prof. Pickle, Chairman OIL
the National Prohibition Committee, will
visit California in July.
Mr.. Haekins will continue the subject
of "The Millennium" at Christ Church
tonight, at 7:30 P. NJ, at Opera House
Hall, No. South Main street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the New
Unity Church will give benefit enter.
tainment in the new church, corner
Seventh and Fort streets, Thursday ev-
ening, May 10Th.
DR.. Cantine will preach special ser.
mon in the Fort street NJ. E. Church
morning on "The Sabbath" In the
evening he will talk about "Drunkards
and Adulterers."
Transfers of real estate Yesterday
amounted to $105 ,995, and were rs in
number. Of these, "a we're for more
than 81 900 each, and Is were for nom.
inal considerations.
Mr.. III. c. Seebeck, of this city, has in
his possession a letter signed Samuel
Summons, dated November 10, 1913. 1t
was found in the garnet of the old WASH
ington headquarters, New York, aud is
quite curiosity.
Deputy County Clerk J. M. Duns-
motr is about to build new house on
York street. The plans, drawn by
Messrs. Dorne & Slocum, show that he
will have very comfortable and hand.
some home, when it is finished. There
are to be eight rooms, with all modern
conveniences.
The following is the summary of the
business transacted in the United States
Land Office for the month of April: Pre-
emption declarations, AZ; homestead
declarations, 2; mining applications, 2;
railroad selections, 2; homestead entries,
SO; timber culture, II; cash receipts,
$8,69639.
The Cyclone Base Ball Club, yester.
day, defeated the Browns by score of Z
to 13, and will play any club in the city
under the age of IA. The players were
as follows: G. Finley, catcher; G. Will
pitcher; @. Guercio, first base; A. Joe
second base; Rovels, third base; Ed
Moore, short stop; L. Finley, left field
j. Romer, center field; R. Elser, right
field.
The B. L. R. P. and L. Co., has elected
tn following Board OF Directors: T. E
Rowan, J. A. Fairchild, 6. A. Dickinson
E. F. Spence and W. j. Brodrick. The
Directors organized and elected as off
GERS E. F. Spence, President; G. A
Dobinson, Vice-President, and j. A.
Fairchild, Secretary and General Man
ager.
An exciting runaway occurred about
1880 O'Clock yesterday morning. Two
horses attached to dirt wagon ran ur
Spring street until they reached Third
Turning down Third they ran to Main
street and continued their fight up Main
street until they reached the o. K. Sa.
loon, where they turned upon the side
walk. One of the horses slipped and fell
No damage was done.
Orange Lodge, No. 224, l. o. B. B.,
will hold an open meeting at 7 80 O'Clock,
this evening, at "a South Spring street.
Rev. DR.. A. Blum will lecture. The re.
mainder of the programme will be as
follows: Ballad, Never Forget" Miss
Annie Cohen: "Nocturne," Miss Tillie
Loeb; recitation, Mrs. DR.. Blum "Mar-
garita," J. A. Osgood; "Polonaise in f, -
Miss Greta Cohn "The Grave" IN. Laub.