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

NEWS NOIES.
The Crown Hills Improvement soci-
ETY. meets tonight at Z 80 at the Ellis
college hall.
The overland mail yesterday was seven
hours late, in consequence of which it
will not be delivered until this morning.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph Office for Mr.. Carmine
Marone, John Bradshaw and Mrs. M. E.
Cole.
Deputy Constable G. II. Rury, on
Sunday night, arrested healthy beg
gar who made the mistake of asking
him for the price OF meal
The Los Angeles Law Students asso-
citation will hold their regular weekly
meeting tonight, and listen to lecture
on The Constitutional Inviolability of
Contracts, by Judge G. F. Cronin.
This is the week of prayer for young
men, and special meetings are being
held each evening of the week at the
rooms of the Young Mems Christian as
sociation on Broadway, under the direc-
ton OF Mr.. G. S. Mason, of San Fran
cisco.
The Right Rev. Or. Nichols, the Epis-
copal assistant bishop of the diocese of
California, will address the Woman's
auxiliary in the parish hall of st. Paul's
church this afternoon at o'clock. All
women, whether members or not, are
cordially invited to attend.
The constable of Anaheim Yesterday
telephoned the chief of police of this
city that if he wanted Martinez, who
shot Nuilez at ball in Vernon district,
on Saturday, heswould arrest him, as he
was in Anaheim. The matter was
turned over to the sheriff.
Mr.. w. ]. A. Smith, who has had
wide experience in the management OF
the city and county financial affairs, and
always with the best of satisfaction to
the people, announces himself today as
candidate for city assessor, subject to
the action of the Democratic CITY con-
vention.
At the Illinois association entertain
ment, this evening, rare treat will be
offered in the way of humorous and dra-
matte readings by Mrs. f. P. Morgan,
noted elocutionist from the east. There
will also be good vocal and instrumental
music, by local talent. Everybody is
welcome.
At O'Clock this morningsa horse at
tached to coupe driven by Charlie
Turner, fell down an open sewer exca-
walton at the corner of New High and
Sonora streets. The trench at this
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three in width, and as the animal be-
came wedged near the bottom, consider
able time was consumed in digging it
out. Fortunately no serious injuries to
either horse or driver resulted. Turner
claims that there were neither lamps
nor ropes to warn travellers against their
danger at this place.
About 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Officer Johnson was approached on his
beat by an old man, who informed him
chat in rummaging around some old
BOILERS ON the lot formerly occupied by
Fredericksburg Brewing company, as
warehouse, at the corner of Second and
Vine streets, he had found the body of a
little child, hidden in one of the iron
vessels. The officer at once went to the
place designated, and, on confirming the
old mans statement by finding a still
born infant in paper bag in one of the
boilers, the coroner was at once notified
and the chief of police was communi-
Gated with, but no clue as to the paren-
tage OF the infant has been obtained.
The annual reunion and banquet of
the veteran Odd Fellows of Los Angeles
took place Saturday evening, attended
by the following members: S. G. Ben
jamin, j. w. Bryant and Lewis Jacobs
of San Bernardino, E. W. Walton of Sac
ramento, c. Harris. Y. Hazard, S. Win
ters, G. Willard, L. Reder, j. McQuikin,
A. Frank, John Fisher. V. Dol, j. M.
Thomas, A. Goldsmith. W. o. Burr, DR..
FL. s. Orme, R. R. McTerry, j. G. De-
Turck, P. P. Keifer, w. Fass, R. Sens,
and J. F. Fosmir of Los Angeles city.
Alter partaking of the grand dinner,
speeches were in order. S. G. Benjami
j. M. Bryant. w. o. Burr, John Fisher,
G. Willard, S. Winters and others gave
a glowing account of the workings and
benefits of the Odd Fellows in Califor-
mia. After doing justice to the repast
furnished by Bro. V. Dol, at his res
taurant, vote of thanks was unani-
nous for the same.