Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-27
NEWS NOTES.

Aso DuSluSoS VI iillpuItdiCS was Vi"AS
acted by the board OF supervisors yes
terday.
The plant Of the defunct Tribune will
be sold by the sheriff at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Office for +. Ferris
and Mrs. Lehman.
Vke Los Angeles Athletic club will
make cross-country run on January
4th. The usual good time will be had.
The branch office OF the Western
Union telegraph company in Westmin-
eter hotel, is open for business from a.
IN. to 10 p. m.
Department Commander Buckles, ac
companied by Past Commander Gard
and others from this city, will be ten
dered reception this evening at San
Bernardino by Cornman Post, GAR.
Miss Ella G. Rodgers will lecture at
the Trinity M. f. church, south, on
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock on Tenn
perance. Miss Rodgers is the supreme
lecturer Of the Royal Templars OF Tenn
perance.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Newsboys' Home society will be held at
the home. today, at pm. A full at
tendance is desired. Reports of the
work accomplished during the past year
will be given.
S. G.. Marshutz, the optician, has on
exhibition in front of his establishment,
ia South Spring street, the LARGEST
THERMOMETER ever seen in this city. 1t
measures full five feet, and is most ac-
curate register of our glorious climate.
It's worth while looking at it.
j. O. Maclean, of the Pacific Con-
densed Milk company, located at Buena
Park, returned from San Francisco yes
lterday He brought back with him two
medals, being the highest award for con-
densed milk and coffee given by the
Mechanics Institute fair, and one medal
from the State fair at Sacramento for the
best coffee.
In connection with the third trial Of
the Clayton White case, it may interest
the public to know that no fewer than
'f60 citizens were summoned at various
times to act as jurors to try the case
and thirty-three subpenas were issued
for the witnesses, in addition to num-
ber OF other legal papers.
The, following officers have been
elected for the ensuing year by General
John G. Fremont Camp No. IA, S. of ". {:
Captain, George H. Pettis; first lieu
tenant, L. B. Melchor; second lieuten-
Ant, Oscar Guenther; camp council, l..
10. Rogers, z. A. Stanton and f. A. Alex
ander; delegate, l.. E. Stanton; alter
nate, w. II. Hagan.
Deputy Sheriffs Brown and Wulfsohn
OF San Bernardino passed through this
city yesterday with two unfortunates
who were en- route for the north. The
names of the charges were w. Wood
ward, culored convict, who had beer
sentenced to a term Of imprisonment il
San Quentin, and Spear l.. Williams, a
dangerous lunatic who will be confined
in an asylum.
The HERALD Office yesterday received
call from Rev. P. Verdaguer, who is
paying Los Angeles visit. This popu
lar and deserving gentleman, so long the
laborious and self-sacrficing parish
priest OF Los Angeles, returned from his
travels abroad bishop of Aulon and
vicar apostolic of Brownsville, Tex. The
pope could not have bestowed his honors
on worthier man. His numerous
friends here will greet him with en-
thusiasm.
On account of the holidays the Ladies
Benevolent society has been unable te
have all their accounts Strengthened
but feel sure of netting over $500, fol
which they feel very thankful, consider.
ing the times, and the rainy night OF
the performance. They wish to express
their heartfelt thanks to the Owl club
for their excellent performance, to Mrs.
O. w. Childs for the use of the opera
house, to Mr.. Cline of the gas company
to Mr.. w. S. Allen for the loan of furni-
ture, to the Kan Koo, and to Messrs.
Meyberg and Kugeman for favors re-
ceived, to the press and to all who SC
kindly assisted in making their benefit
success.