Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-24
NEWS NOTES.

The son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bos-
shard, OF 723 Myrtle avenue, > died yes
terday.
Mr.. John Weber wishes it known that
he is not candidate for councilman OF
the Sixth ward.
There will be meeting of the Thirty
second precinct Democratic club on
Tuesday evening, at Illinois hall.
A meeting of the Jackson Democratic
club will take place this evening at
O'Clock in the Alliance hall, Downey
block. All members ere earnestly in
vited to be present.
The Sixth ward Democratic delega-
ton will meet this evening at the
twenty-fourth precinct clubrooms to
nominate the councilman and member
of the board of education.
William H. Wescott, well-known
stenographer, died yesterday at his resi-
dence on the Bonnie Brae tract. AS he
was not attended by physician, an in
qnest on his remains will be held today.
The delegates from the Second ward
to the Democratic city convention are
requested to meet at Z O'Clock tonight
Monday at the rooms of the city CEN
trail committee for the purpose of max
ing ward nominations.
All Con, miserable heathen from
China, who has for the last two months
been in the habit of sleeping among
some weeds on Macy street, was arrested
yesterday by Officer Valencia and locked
up on the charge of vagrancy.
Word was received here yesterday
from Phoenix, Ariz., of the death at that
place OF j. G. Fleishmann, former
well known resident of Los Angeles.
His remains will be brought here for in
terment. and will arrive tonight.
The members of Y. M. 1. No. ii will
celebrate their fifth anniversary on the
evening of Thanksgiving day by grand
literary and social entertainment to be
held at Illinois hall, and it is expected
that this will eclipse all former efforts
OF this popular society. Tickets can be
had OF any of the members.
At Turn Verein hall last night Ger
man play in three acts was given for the
benefit of the dramatic section of the
Turn Verein Germania. The play,
which is entitled 'Endlich hat er's
doch fiut gemacht," or FINALLY he fixed
it all right, was followed by ball. After
s o'clock the hall was so full that only
standing room was obtainable.
= The Morris Vineyard Loyal Temper
ance Legion gave an entertainment on
Friday evening, the 2lst inst, consist
ing of songs, recitations, etc., at the
Main-street M. E. church. The house
was full, and the little folks did remark
ably well, and succeeded in entertain
ing the large audience for over an hour
to everybodys' satisfaction. The pro-
ceeds to so for the benefit of the legion
Ia its temperance work.
Miss Lena Booty and Miss Hazel
Booty, al 1856 West Seventeenth street,
gave dance on Saturday evening, at
tended by Carrie Miller, Josie Hill,
Mary Whomes, Nellie Geybard, Lena
Booty, Fanny Kingery, Echa Allen,
Bessie Allen, Hazel Booty, Theodore
Hill,. Joe Rhodes, John Holmes, Jes-
sica Rhodes, Mary Holmes, Adolphus
Griffin, Mr.. Booty, Mrs. Poland, Mr..
Burns and Mrs. Burns.
The following plan of election day Or
ganization has been perfected by the
campaign committee of the Young
Mems Progress and improvement party !:
The executive committee will personally
supervise the work from their central
committee rooms. There will be one
member in charge of each ward, who
will overlook the work of the two car
riages in each precinct, and also the ta-
hlemen, challengers and ticket peddlers.
Reports will be sent to the headquarters
every hour during the day, and special
pains will be taken to bring out the full
vote OF the party. The campaign COM
mittee desire to call special attention to
the platform and manner of selecting
candidates, which will be announced to-
morrow morning, through the columns
of this paper.