Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-13
NEWS NOTES.

Union office for Miss B. Ward and
Blanche Heating.
Rev. George Newton will preach at the
Los Angeles mission, 157 North Spring
street, tonight and tomorrow night.
The Young Woman's Christian Asso-
citation of San Fernando filed articles of
incorporation yesterday. The directors
are Bella Bodkin, Sarah A. Maclay,
Mary V. Marks, Hattie Waite, Nettie
Shaffer, Martha Everett, and Emily V.
Wright. There is no capital stock.
Justice Owens and a Jury were occu-
pied for several hours yesterday in the
second trial of Clayton White, the attor-
ney, charged with battery by General
John Mansfield. After being out nearly
five hours the Jury returned into court
with the announcement that they were
unable to agree, whereupon they were
discharged. 1t was learned that they
stood nine for conviction and three for
acquittal.
On account of the transfer of letter
carriers 10 and 20 from postoffice station
G to the main Office, residents in those
districts-all territory between Main
street and the river, south of First and
Banning streets, inclusive, ,except Second
street from Main to Los Angeles. First
geles from First to Second, will hereafter
call at the main Office on Broadway for
their Sunday mail.
The members of the Alliance club met
at their club rooms last evening for the
transaction of business. The course Of
the Los Angeles HERALD in the recent
city election was upheld as in the inter-
est of good government Several present
spoke and especially commended the
policy of the HERALD. The future of the
club was discussed, and those present
predicted an organization that would be
credit to the Democratic party.
This evening Good Will lodge, No. 313,
I. 0. G. T., will give an entertainment
at G. A. R. hall, 6121s South Spring
street, with the following programme
Welcome Ode, by the Lodge either solo
Prof. w. P.Chambers; opening address,
Mr.. George H. Brooks song, Mr.. Edwin
Bishop; recitation, Mr.. Ed. Thompson
guitar duet, Prof Chambers and Mr..
Henry Hathaway recitation, Miss Pearl
G. Cason song, Mr.. Eugene Kohler;
banjo solo, Miss Pearl 6. Cason; song,
Miss Shaffner recitation, Miss Pearl
Emerson; song, Mr.. Sam N. Osborne;
variations on guitar, banjo and violin
by Prof Chambers.
St. Johns Lodge, No. 6, A. F. and A.
NJ, held their first annual election of
officers Thursday evening, to serve for
the ensuing year. The election resulted
as follows VIM. H. Young, worshipful
master; Jackson Harris, senior warden !;
@. Harvey Walls, junior warden Ben.
F. Talbot, secretary; VIM. w. Gray,
treasurer; Thomas A. Harris, senior
deacon P. Scott Jones, junior deacon !;
Louis Johnson, chaplain; Levi A. Hunt,
senior steward; Henry l.. Owens, junior
steward Isaac H. Layton, tyler. The
installation takes place next Monday
night. The lodge has membership of
twenty-eight, and is in fourishing
condition.
Mr.. J. o. Mclean, agent of the Pacific
Condensed Milk company, whose factory
is at Buena Park, just over the line in
Orange county, has returned from a
business trip up north. His goods were
received with great acceptation at San
Francisco, and the extensive grocery
house of Booth & Co., at Sacramento,
made very large purchases of Buena
Park goods. Mr.. Mclean is greatly
pleased with the rapid increase OF the
demand all over the state for his COM
pany's condensed milk, E n he believes
that the sales will inc3ese so rapidly
that they will have to greatly augment
their facilities to manufacture their pop
ular articles.