Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-22
NEWS NOTES.

The evangelistic department will give
q report Friday, 2:S0 pm. at the Cen
tral w. C. 7. U.
John A. Logan relief corps will give
social hop this evening, January 22d.
All are cordially invited.
Ex-Deputy Sheriff Dennis Kearney
has purchased the Merchants patrol
business of A. B. Lawson.
Prof. John Gray, the noted water
colorist, has some studies on exhibition
at his studio at l19I South Spring
street.
Samuel Goldberg, a tailor, dropped
dead while walking up the steps leading
to his residence, No. 429 Ducommun. at
$50 O'clock last evening. An inquest
will be held this morning.
Dick Mcknight last night received
from the east two Chesapeake dogs.
These are, as far as known, the only
ones ever imported to California. The
Chesapeakes are excellent water dogs.
The board of fire commissioners met
in regular session Yesterday morning,
but beyond approving a number of
acquisitions and the monthly payroll of
the department, no business of impor-
tance was transacted by it.
The Los Angeles school of art and de-
sign has been growing rapidly during
the past year. 1t is now Incorporated
under the state laws. All lovers of art
should visit the studios, which are open
every day except Sundays and Mondays.
Tom Sullivan, former ''trusty" at
both city and county jails, was yesterday
arraigned by Justice Owens upon the
charge of burglary, and was remanded
to jail in default of bonds in the sum OF
$1,000, to appear for examination on
Saturday next. Sullivan broke into P.
@. Sutton's house on Beaudry avenue,
on Monday last, and stole about $25.
A youth named D. Watson appeared
before Police Judge Owens for arraign-
ment upon the charge of petit larceny
preferred against him by Emma Decker.
He was allowed until today in which to
plead, bail being required meanwhile in
the sum of $500. Watson is the youth
who ran away with the Decker girls
purse, while she was dressing in her
room on New High street.
g1os Angeles Lodge No. 55, A. O. U.
W., last night installed the following
officers: Past master workman, M. L.
LAGRANGE; master workman, Frank M.
Parker; foreman, B. G. Holmes; over
seer, James Cussen recorder, w. Dever-
eaux; financier, +. s. Graham; receiver,
G. T. Fenner; guide, M. J.. Wheeler;
inside watchman, ]. H. Mellette; out
side watchman, J. L. Monett; trustees,
A. F. Mackay, Sam. Moran, A. w. Sea-
yer; medical examiners, w. G. Parker,
r. G. Kirkpatrick.
The regular social of the First Chris
tian mission takes place this evening at
Union hall, corner Of Grand avenue and
Seventeenth street. The following per-
sons lave promised to be present and
aid in the entertainment: Prof. Cham
bers, Prof. G. A. Hough, Mrs. Keith,
Misses Roth, Florence Austerwell, Hat
tie Pierson, Oracle BANTER, Masters
Robbie Burns and Emmet Peak. Calls
themes by Mrs. Ada Fitzmier and the
Misses Owen. All are invited,
The annual election OF officers and di-
rectors OF the Southern California In
surance company was held yesterday,
resulting as follows: +. F. Spence, pres
ident; w. H. Perry, vice-president; D.
e. Miles, secretary F. G. Howes, treas
urer; j. K. Urmston, assistant secre-
tary; Wells, Monroe q Lee, general
council. Directors: DIR. j. B. Hunt,
John G. Downey, E. F. Spence, w. II.
Perry, F. G. Howes, Isaac Fellows, G.
Wiley Wells, D. E. Miles, L. w. Den
mis-, Los Angeles; J. W. Davis, Cotton
N Vanderlip, Santa Anna.