Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
NEWS NOTES.


crosses rather slowly just now, owing to
the intensely hot weather.
The regular meeting of the Central w.
c. T. U. will be held today at 2 80 pm,
at the temple. The subject OF discussion
will be Systematic Giving. All are in
vited.
Anton Degon, who holds chattel
mortgage on the plant of LIE Gaulois,
Editor Raskin's defunct publication,
denies that lie Progress has purchased
the outfit.
There are undehvered kilograms at
Che Western Union telegraph Office,
corner Court and Main streets. for
VIM. Allen, Mary Kelly, I. X. Stateles
and DR.. 3. Atkinson.
1t was learned yesterday that Mr..
Dan Freeman, of the Centinela rancho,
is negotiating with the Oxnard Bros,
OF Chino, with view to the erection Of
beet sugar factory at Inglewood.
There is great complaint about the
stencil arising from the old church on
the corner of Temple and New High
streets, now being pulled down. The
health officer should give the matter
attention.
Ralph E. Hoyt left for Chicago Thurs
day noon, over the Santa Fe route, to be
absent several weeks, on business con-
nected with immigration to California.
His eastern address will be 53 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
Complaints were yesterday issued in
the district attorneys Office against
Ruby Atwood, aged 10, and Eddie Lit
tie, both of whom are incorrigibles.
Humane Officer Wright will make an
attempt to send them to Whittier.
The regular weekly meeting of Ohe
board OF directors of the chamber of
commerce viii be held at Z 80 this even
ing; and the monthly meeting OF the
chamber will be called to order at 8 80.
The exhibit room will be open to visi
tors all evening.
Mrs. c. Rappold was arraigned before
Justice Austin, yesterday, on warrant
charging her with disturbing the peace.
Mrs. Rosa Dicker, the complainant, al
leges that Mrs. Rappold turned garden
hose upon her three Young children and
drenched them to the skin. About
twenty witnesses have been subpmnaed
in the case.
Two illustrated lectures on Scandina-
via, the land OF the midnight sun, will
be given by Rev. NJ. w. Haram, d. D.,
of New York city, at the First Congre-
gational church as follows: First lee
ture Tuesday, September 22d; second
lecture Wednesday, September 23d.
The lectures, with the accompanying
views, are highly spoken Of.
The seats in the first balcony for the
Peake family performance, Saturday
night, for the benefit of the Woman's
Industrial exchange, will be so cents
children, 25 cents; general admission,
rs cents, and reserved seats, 81. Tick
cts will be on sale Saturday at the thea
ter. Every body should turn out on
this occasion, as the performance will
be excellent, and the object is worthy
one.
The Banner Oil company fled articles
Of incorporation yesterday with the
county clerk. The purposes for which
it is formed are to purchase, lease and
develop oil lands, etc. The directors
are v. ,. Hprecnef, Y. L. DondOre ana
G. U. Tyke, of San Diego; G. w. Max.
son, OF Oceanside; 2. L. Abel, w.
Chambers, w. A. Vandercook and T. A.
Schmidt, OF Los Angeles, and w. A.
Brophy, of Newhall The capital stock
is placed at $250o00, $125, 900 OF which
has been subscribed.
Madame Sarah Bernhardt and COM
pany, and her son, Maurice, with his
wife, will leave San Francisco for this
city on next Sunday, and will arrive
here on Monday morning at :25 on the
regular train. The principals will
occupy the two private Pullman cars,
Hazlemen and Coronet. The company
will leave on the return trip on Monday
night on the train due to leave at 10 40,
which, however, will probably be held
back an hour in order to allow time for
the entire performance of La Tosca.