Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-09
NEWS NOTES.

The Crown Hills Improvement society
will meet this evening at Z 80.
A football team is now being organized
in this city to play against the Pasadena
club early next month.
Mrs. Adelaide Mulholland Estudiilo,
wife of Hon. Jose G. Estudillo, died yes
terday morning at 11:30, at the family
residence.
q 1t is reported that the assembly balls
T will not take place this winter, on ac-
count of the failure of many to respond
to the invitations.
The postponed meeting of Good Tenn
plars will be held in Masonic hall, 1855
South Spring street, on Wednesday
evening, December 10th.
The band tournament, picnic, horse,
foot and bicycle races and other sports,
at Monrovia, has been changed from
Christmas to New Years day.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union Office for A. G. Armstrong, Mrs.
Clara Holbrook Smith, Walter Briggs,
j. M. Dufour and Geo. H. Tielain.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Jacob A. Schilling, aged SO, and
native OF Switzerland, to wed Louisa
Beyer, aged "a, and native Of Wis
consin.
la. Kelly, county recorder-elect, has
appointed w. F. X. Parker as his chief
deputy. w. S. Marchant and John H.
Gish have also received appointments as
deputies.
The United States grand jury returned
three indictments yesterday. Only one
was made public, as two of the arrests
have not yet been made. Leon Soltero,
an Indian, was indicted for selling
LIQUOR to Indians. Soltero is now con-
fined in the county jail.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Los Angeles Law Students association
will be held tonight. The lecturer of the
evening will be DIR. w. W. Hitchcock,
riwho will address the association on
Medico-Legal Questions and Expert Ev-
idence of Interest to the Lawyer.
'u We were in error yesterday when we
said that the dolls wedding and dolls
exhibition for the benefit of Emmanuel
church would be held in one of the
stores OF the Y. M. G. A. building. 1t
will be held in one of the stores of the
Potomac block, next Saturday, and will
well repay visit.
n Articles ofincoIporation were filed yes
terday by the Dehesa Land and Water
company. The prime object of the COM
pany is to acquire and sell water and wa
ter rights for orirr1gation. The incorporators
are George l.. Arnold, H. Spires, Leon
f. Moss, G. M. Wells and S. H. Kingery.
The capital stock is $S60,000, all Of
which is subscribed.
Mayor Hazard received communica-
ton Yesterday from Miss Addie Glow,
who resides at $40 Guerrero street, San
Francisco, asking him to locate cook
named Mrs. Greenleaf, and notify her OF
her whereabouts. AS his Honor had
some other business to attend to at the
time, he referred the matter to the po-
lice, who as yet have failed to find the
lady in question.
On Saturday evening Henry Harrison,
postmaster at Clearwater, delivered a
lecture in the town hall of that place,
ON Dangers and Duties of the Hour.
The audience was large and attentive,
and the address abounded in valuable
statistics, forcible arguments and ap-
propriate illustrations. Mr.. Miller and
Mrs. Holt furnished good music. Other
lectures will follow in the course.
A series of beautiful tableaux will be
given at the Illinois association enter
tainment this evening, constituting an
attractive feature Of the evening. The
tableaux and statuary are being pre-
pared by Misses Richards and Huntley
and Mrs. Calkins. An excellent musi-
cal and literary program will also be
rendered, and opportunity given during
the social half hour for citizens and
strangers to become acquainted with
each other.
A srit with an artistic cut and fit.