Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1890-10-14
DAILY HERALD.


The Crown Hills Improvement society
will meet tonight at 80 at Ellis college
hall.
The Iroquois club will meet at the AL
lance club rooms on Thursday evening,
at 5 O'Clock.
There is an undelivered telegram at
the Western Union Telegraph company's
Office for w. F. Mead.
At recent annual meeting of the
Southern California Congregationalist
club, in this city, d. Gilbert Dexter was
elected president.
D. H. Irland yesterday received q
letter from Joe Dye from the Sespe oil
region, stating that Mr.. Irland's we'll.
Kentucky No. 8, was now down $40 feet
and full Of oil.
The Gypsy fair at the East Los Ange-
les Congregational church this evening
will be immense. Miss Hattie Andrews
and the Baldwin children are in the
programme. It will be a unique and
amusing affair.
In the church parlors, Tuesday even
ing, October 14th, the ladies OF the
church Of the Unity will give a recep-
ton to their new pastor, the Rev. j. S.
Thomson and his wife. The members
and friends of the congregation are very
cordially invited to be present.
At the social entertainment of the
Illinois association this evening in Hi
nois hall, there will be offered several
special attractions, besides good mus
zeal and literary programme. A mag
nificent painting of the upper San Ga
briel valley will be exhibited, with ex-
planatOry remarks by the president.
Prof. Burr, late of Chicago, will read
some Leaves from His Chestnut Book,
and some of the instrumental music
will be furnished by Mrs. May Astbury
and daughter, the unequaled banjoists.
The following applicants were exam
ined yesterday for admission to practice
before the state supreme court: Charles
r. Scott, f. H. Suffel, Clark Hit, R. R.
Tanner, G. P. Burk, w. H. Anderson,
A. w. Bush, Joseph J. Perkins, Hugh
Percy, F. s. Adams, G. L. Claflin, E. ].
Dole. Curtis D. Wilbur. F. E. Raymond,
A. A. Montana, G. w. Chase Felix
Detsch, C. E. Truesdell, Eugene c. Boon,
Benjamin Healey. A. H. Vivian. The
Perkins VS.. Cooper, ct al; Riverside
w 0tCA COnARaAy t6s 0dkC LII vs.. w IL
son and wife; Wilson and wife vs.. Hill;
Bacon VS.. Sonoma Valley Land COM
pany.
The Ladies' Guild, of the Episcopal
church, Boyle Heights, give social
Wednesday evening at 730. at Mrs.
Browning's residence, 25l6 East First
street. The following programme has
been arranged: Instrumental duet,
Les Danes De Seville, Schubert, Misses
Kelley and Stanley; reading, selected,
Mrs. ]. d. Goodrich; instrumental solo,
Angels Dream, opp "A Ludovic, Miss
Anna Johnston; vocal solo, In Days
to Come, Iseibell, Miss Ida Collins;
instrumental solo, Days That are Gone,
Kinkle, Miss Kelley; vocal duet, Oh,
vert thou in the cold, cold blast, Men
delssohn, Mesdames Keinzle and Stark
weather; instrumental solo, selected,
Miss Mary Guard.
The only man in the district attor-
ney's Office who has the ability to draw
up complaint that would stick, or that
would carry case successfully through
the courts, will retire to private practice
when Mr.. Kelly's term expires. Refer
ence is made to Mr.. Hardesty. Repub-
lIcans are trying to bolster up the cam
vass of McLachlan by saying that he
will retain Hardesty if elected. 1t is
inconceivable that the people will re-
peat the Kelly error by electing McLach-
Ian to succeed him. Two terms of Kel-
lyism in the district attorneys office
would be very bad medicine for the
people of this county to swallow.
What would be the use of changing ne
cessity Kelly for necessity McLachlan?
The Jackson Democratic club held its
regular weekly meeting in the rooms OF
the Alliance hall last evening. In the
absence of the president, Judge A. j.
King presided. The feature of the even
ing being the very able and eloquent
speeches in support of the Democratic
ticket by Messrs. Thomas German, +.
C. Bowers, W. Hendershott, A. G. Tay-
Tor, John w. Robarts and the president
pro tenn Judge A. J. King. The speeches
were full of Democratic fire, and strong
determination to make every legitimate
effort in November next to carry the
full ticket, was evinced. Mr.. J. M.
Jones reported the club to be in very
prosperous condition.