Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-16
NEWS NOTES.

Santos Castro, an idiotic boy, was
ordered committed to the Home of the
Feeble Minded yesterday by Judge
Clark.
Church OF the Unity, Rev. j. s, Thorn
son, pastor. Morning subject, Christ's
Selfshness and Satan's Selfshness.
Evening subject, The Uses of the Bible.
A course OF Sunday evening lectures
at Plymouth church on topics of general
interest ought to attract attention. The
pastors subject tonight is Christianity
and Civilization.
J. H. Simpson, milk man, living on
Pico street just outside OF the city's linn
its, died from hemorrhage of the lungs
st noon yesterday. An inquest will be
held today on the body.
A public reception will be given to
Bishop Nichols at st. Hildas hall, Glen
dale, on Tuesday evening, 18th. A train
will leave Downey-avenue bridge at 6 80
p. m, and return at 9 O'Clock.
In department five Yesterday, in the
foreclosure suit of G.. q. Green against
e. G. Webster and others OF Pasadena,
Judgment was entered for plaintiff for
ZOO and $4,000 attorney fees.
AS the name OF Mr.. G. f. Mcclellan
appears in the list of candidates for NOM
ination of the Reform party, he requests
us to say that unner no circumstances
could he accept any Office, if elected.
Health Officer MCGOWAN and Lieu
tenant Collins of the United States en-
glneer corps, whose special business is
to examine water, will examine the
water supplied to the consumers of the
several water companies of this city to-
day.
A private recital OF the works of Men
delsohn will take place at the residence
of 1. M. Hellman, Thursday evening,
November 21st. Misses Leah and Ca
milla Hellman, Estelle Meyer, Hortense
Levy, Miss H. A. Wagner, Messrs. Ed
Viereck, Ed German, H. Meyer and
Prof. L. Loeb will interpret the compost
Hons.
DR.. Wong, the Chinese physician, was
arrested yesterday on warrant issued
by Justice Austin, charging him with
haying violated the city ordinance re-
quiring physicians to report all cases of
diphtheria to the health officer. Wong
was taken before Justice Austin for ar
faignment and released from custody
Until Tuesday next, when his case will
come to trial.
Luis Garofolo, the proprietor of sa-
loon in Sonoratown, frequented by Ital-
ians, was yesterday fined in the sum Of
$25 by Justice Austin for battering a
customer named John Capera, on Friday
afternoon, during an alteration over a
game of cards. Luis Moracco, the bar
tender at the saloon, was also fined in
the Gum of SIS for taking part in the
fght: while Capera was compelled to
pay fine OF SIS for taking part in the
disturbance.
During the past two weeks the Union
avenue M. E. church, on the corner of
Union avenue and Court street, Rev. 1.
l.. Spencer, pastor, has been undergo
ing repairs and Improvements, and will
be reopened today. The interior has
been hard-fnished and painted, and the
building is now in good condition for the
winter Rev. w. S. Mathews of the
University of Southern California will
preach the opening sermon at 10 O'Clock
this morning.
I. Fl. Ward, secretary of the board of
trade, sent in his resignation to take eff
feet Immediately. 1t was accepted to
take effect on the 10th of December, as
the board has some business on hand
which it will be necessary for Mr.. Ward
To finish before retiring. A meeting of
the directors will be held next Satur-
day, when applications for the position
of secretary will be considered, and Mr..
Wards successor be appointed.
The concert and lecture to be given
under Young Mems institute auspices
next Tuesday promises to be a great
success. The Grand opera house has
been secured and the finest musical tai
ent has been engaged. The programme
will include selections from Signorina
Luisa Marchetti, Mr.. Jos. F. Nuelle,
Miss Mollie Adelia Brown, Mr.. O.
Stewart Taylor and Mr.. ]. R. Logic.
The Rev. j. ]. Murray will deliver the
lecture. The proceeds will be devoted
to the Y. M. 1. library fund.
The card of Hon. j. Marion Brooks
appears in our advertising columns as a
candidate for city attorney, subject to
the decision of the Democratic munic-
ipal convention. This versatile gentle
man has resided in Southern California
for nearly twenty years. AS an office
holder Brooks has been great success.
having served two terms as district at
torney OF Ventura county and six years
as city attorney OF the town of Ventura.
He has supplemented this noble Office
holding record by serving two terms in
the legislature of California, and he
was, besides, for short time, United
States district attorney for Southern
California. This is the array. Who
ehall challenge it? The only compe-
tent challenger we know of is the Dem
ocratic city convention, whose endorse
ment, with the modesty becoming a
Democrat and believer in republican
government, Brooks seeks. Yea, verify.
A suit with an artistic cut and fit,
first-class workmanship and Innings, can
be had at Fl. A. Getz', 125 w. Third st.