Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-25
NEWS NOTES.

The Democratic city convention will
meet Wednesday, November 26th, at 10
O'Clock a. M, at the Armory hall.
The public is respectfully asked to re-
member that all retail grocers will close
their stores on Thanksgiving day.
Judge J. T. Bearden was nominated
by acclamation the Democratic nominee
for councilman from the Sixth ward, by
the delegates from that ward.
George L. Mesnager was nominated
for councilman of the eighth ward and
John T. Gaffey for the board of educa-
ton by the Democratic caucus last night.
There will be caucus OF the Demo-
cratic delegates of the Third ward, on
Tuesday evening, November 25th, at the
Alliance club rooms, in the Downey
block, at 7 80.
A light wooden lap robe, fringed and
with the letter IS" in the center, was
stolen yesterday afternoon out of Dr. E.
r. Smiths buggy, while hitched in front
of his office, corner Third street and
Broadway.
w. M. Lowe was arrested on warrant
yesterday, by officer Sanchez. Lowe is
charged with battery. Sam Dobbs, who
was disturbing the peace on Main street
early yesterday morning, was pulled in
by officer Grubbs.
In few days the Los Angeles and
Orange business directory will be issued,
giving very complete list Of the busi-
ness men OF the two counties. This is a
t,n, oh l. H. -
business man in this section.
The delegates from the Fourth ward
to the Democratic city convention, are
requested to meet tonight at their club
room, corner OF Twelfth and Olive
streets, to caucus for councilman and
member of the board of education.
The linen fair Of the ladies of the I'M
manuel Presbyterian church will be
opened in one of the storerooms of the
Y. NJ. G. A. building today. There will
be most inviting display OF the handi
work of the ladies, and the sale promises
to be an attractive as well as successful
one.
The Jackson Democratic club had a
rousing meeting last night. B. A.
Rogers was elected recording secretary
in place of w. l.. Price, resigned. The
club will meet next Tuesday night, when
business of Importance will come up.
All are invited.
On account of a change in the time OF
the arrival and departure of the over
land mails, commencing with this date,
collections from street letter boxes, in
business portions of the city, will be
made thirty minutes earlier than for
merly. New time cards will be put upon
the boxes as soon as they are received
from the printer.
At the Illinois Association entertain
ment this evening, in Illinois hall, the
wonderful Baldwin children will appear
in a variety of new musical sketches, di
alogues, recitations, etc., with appropri-
ate costumes and other auxiliaries. Be-
sides this attraction there will be instru
mental selections by Prof. Gardner and
daughter: music by Woods orchestra
vocal selections by Mr.. and Miss Wood
and Miss Roper.
The plea OF the Young Mems Improve
ment party for the nomination of their
ticket appears in the HERALD this morn
ing. 1t does away with conventions en-
tirely and gives each voter a chance to
expressshis opinion uninhuenced by any
one. The names OF all the candidates OF
all parties will appear on the primary
election ticket, as also all the other
names, which from time to time have
been suggested to the committee.
The following gentlemen were, on last
night, selected to the respective posi-
tions in Germania Lodge, No. 24l,
A. o. U. W.: Charles Carrillon, p. M.
George Lamp, M; Fred Dorken, F.. j.
III. Wander Loke, o. Charles j. Peteler,
R.; John K. Chalmers, finance commit
tee Stempel, recorder; John Reuther,
I. w; John Wurtz, o. W., and DR..
Orme, medical examiner.
There will be an evening of recitation
and song at the Los Angeles Business
college this evening, at the college hall,
l41 South Main street, when the follow
ing programme will be rendered: Words
OF welcome, President f. r. Shrader;
cornet solo, Edwin Olshausen; German
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