Los Angeles herald., 1890-10-02
BRIEFS.

The Fourth ward Democrats will eau
Gus this evening at the corner of Olive
ind Twelfth streets, at 8 80.
Ten Nights in the Bar ROOM
will be presented two or three weeks
hence in Niles hall, Vernon, for the BEN
eft of the Vernon Band of Hope.
Mrs. James Alexander Watson, of Eau
Claire, Wisconsin, will learn important
family news by applying to or sending
in her address to the chief of police.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph Office for Mrs. M.
Mrs. L. G. Stanley, and Mrs. E. M. Sni-
der. ss
The Emerson club of East Los Ange-
les will have social dance at banquet
hall on Thursday evening, the 9th in
slant. The grand march will take place
at 8 80.
An examination will be conducted at
the Spring street school building, Fri
day, October 3rd, at 9 a. M, for all APP
plicants for admission to the High
school.
Assessor G. c. Mason need not take it
to heart that ne is not going to run f fo1
office again. He is building fine resi-
dence of nine rooms on his ranch near
Santa Fe springs,
There will be meeting at the Ellis
College hall at 80 this evening of the
Crown Hills people to organize cooper
alive opposition to the water company's
rules and charges.
On Tuesday evening last the social
entertainment of the Illinois Association
opened for the season, and they will be
continued every Tuesday evening during
the ensuing six or eight months.
The Terminal railway depot at Dow
ney avenue has been moved to the north
side of the track and much improved in
its location. The platform is now on a
level with the street, and one can step
from the street cars to the train, and
vice versa, without going up and down
long fight of steps.
A mass meeting of the Democrats Of
the Sixth ward will be held at the hall
at the corner of Fifteenth and Main
streets, this evening, October 2, at s
O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of nomi-
mating fifteen delegates to the county
convention to be held October 7th, 1890,
and for the further purpose of organic
ing Sixth ward Democratic club.
At nine O'Clock yesterday morning
Justice Austin rendered his decision in
the case against T. r. Alexander, who
is charged with having, on August 18th
last, attempted to commit rape upon
the person of Gussie Sterner, fifteen
year-old girl. The preliminary exami-
nation was held about two weeks ago,
but the case was continued for argument
from time to time in order to accomo-
date the respective counsel. 1t was then
taken under advisement until yesterday
morning, when the court held the de-
PENDANT to answer to the charge in the
superior court under bonds in the sum
of $4,000.
The Hickory Democratic club of the
Second ward, precinct A, was organized
last night with % members. Thomas
Kelly was elected president, David Null
rein first yice-president, DR.. L. M.
Powers second vice-president, Daniel
Innes treasurer, John E. Bennett, secre-
tary, and J. Setright sergeant-at-arms
A committee on hall was appointed, also
a committee on constitution and by
laws. Speeches were made by Messrs.
j. D. Schirck, j. M. SNYDER, Thomas
Kelley and John E. Bennett. Great
confidence and enthusiasm was mani
tested throughout and the meeting ad-
journed until Wednesday night at 7 80,
when it will meet in the hall of the
West End board of trade.