Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-20
NEWS NOTES.


had large meeting on Saturday night.
A grand ball will take place at Turn
verein hall on Tuesday, the 2Sth, for
the benefit of the Hebrew Ladies' Aid
society.
The Third Ward Democratic club has
secured commodious room in the
Illinois building, opposite the postoffice,
for regular weekly meetings.
Undelivered messages at Western
Union office, corner Court and Main,
October 10th 10 p. m.: A. E. Bundy,
H. Syme, w. H. Swaze, G. ]. Flynn.
The steamer Eureka arrived yester-
: day morning at Redondo Beach, where
she unloaded eighty tons of merchan-
disc. She left in the afternoon for San
Pedro.
The officers and members of Los An
geles Typographical Union No. ia, ac-
companied by Meine's band, consisting
of sixteen musicians, will participate in
the Trainmen's parade this afternoon at
8 O'Clock.
ssThe Basket Work OF the California
Indians" will be the subject of lecture
by Mrs. Carr of Pasadena, at the Unity
church, tomorrow evening, at7 AS. This
will be the first regular monthly literary
evening Of the season of the Charming
club.
Ed. Murray, who was a policeman
under Chiefs King and Cuddy for
number Of years, died of paralysis Sat-
urday. His friends will bury him to-
day at 10 O'Clock from Hopkins, Cuz-
ner q Co.'s undertaking parlors on Main
street.
The Jackson Democratic club meets
this evening in the room of the Alliance
club, Downey block. 1t is hoped large
number of members will be present, as
matters OF Importance come up for con-
sideration. Gen. Mathews, the next
member of the legislature, will be pres
ent during the evening, and will give a
short address.
Yesterday Mrs. Davis, wife of T. ].
Davis, formerly of Cincinnati, Ohio,
died suddenly. after a short sickness.
OF singularly sweet and gentle nature,
devoted to her church and to deeds Of
quiet charity, she has drawn to her a
her loss. She leaves husband, two
daughters and three sons, Charles Cas-
sat, DIR. John L. and DR.. Seymour Davis.
The ladies of Emmanuel Presbyterian
church will hold this evening, at the
English Lutheran church, corner of
Eighth and Flower streets, what they
call q jubilee reception. There will be
. programme of entertaining exercises !
and an inviting collation., and the ladies |
will turn into the treasury their offerings
in aid OF the fund for fitting up the inte-
rlor OF their new church. It is eX-
pected there will be large assemblage
OF the ladies of the church, as we'll as
gentlemen, who take an interest in the |
success of their work.
The representative beekeepers of Los
Angeles, Ventura, San Bernardino and
San Diego counties held a meeting at |
the horticultural fair on Saturday even
ing for the purpose of forming bee
keepers association. S. N. Wilson was
elected chairman and CIV. Brodbeck
secretary. The object is to form per-
manent organization of all progressive
beekeepers living in the counties COM
prising the sixth agricultural district. |
Due notice will be given of the next
meeting, and it is requested that any
one interested in this object send their
address to the secretary, q. w. Brod-
beck, Of POI South Spring street.
A meeting of the Los Angeles dairy
men was held on Saturday, with G. V.
Hall in the chair. The committee on |
constitution reported after careful con-
sideration, and some changes were
adopted. After taking in several new
members, the association proceeded to |
the election of officers, which resulted as
follows: For president, G. V. Hall for |!
vice-president, Mr.. Morgan; for secre-
tary, Mr.. Sessions; for treasurer, Mr.. |
Gilmore. The names of the executive |
committee elected are: Messrs. Carey,
Quinby, Gilmore, Starr, Wright. After
considerable talk, petition was ordered |
printed for circulation among the dairy
men, inviting them to become members
of