Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-20
NEWS NOTES.

at westlake park by Douglass's Military
band.
St. Johns Episcopal church, Adams
street, will be re-opened for services to-
dav, Rev. B. w. R. Tayler, OF River
side, officiating morning and evening.
There will be a praise service this
evening at the First Congregational
church. At these services some very
excellent music is rendered by the
choir.
Chief Glass has instructed the officers
of the police department to enforce the
pepper tree ordinance with care next
week. Pruning knives will therefore
be in demand.
Madame Ines Fabbri and Mr.. Jacob
Muller, we'll known San Francisco mus
ical artists, have come to this city to
reside. Their presence will be decided
acquisition to musical circles.
The fair committee of the Catholic
Orphans home will meet O'Clock
this afternoon in the Y. M. l. hall, 1151a
North Main street. Hon. w. H. Work
man is chairman of the committee.
James Mirande, petty thief who was
sent to the county Jail for six months
last June, has been found by DR.. Bull
lard to be dying from quick consump-
ton. He will be taken to the county
hospital to end his days.
The first treat OF ice cream to the Or
phans' Home children, this year, was
made last Monday, by Mrs. Cohn, of
the Vienna bakery. The little ones
were exceedingly happy to have a
bountiful supply of cream for each OF
the Ito.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office,
corner Court and Main streets. for
Charles Hauser. w. E. Curtis, VIM. III.
II. Hart, VIM. Titus, Chas. S. Patten,
Rogers Produce company and Wash
Walch.
Jos. Cox was arrested by deputy
marshal in this city yesterday on a
warrant for robbing a United States
receiving mail box at Pomona on August
9th. He is charged with having taken
letter containing So. The prisoner
was taken to the county jail.
Felix Levi was arrested yesterday in
this city on charge of stealing horse
from man named Rose, at the corner
OF First and Los Angeles streets. He
was arranged before Township Justice
Stanton and gave $500 bail for his ap-
pearance for examination next Friday
N. Philbrook was locked up in the
city Jail last night, on charge OF dis
turbing the peace. 1t is alleged that
the man was drunk and became en-
ragged at the refusal of his mother to
supply him with money, and demon
strated his displeasure by smashing a
window.
The funeral Of Mr.. William HEAVIER
takes place today from Masonic Temple,
corner First and Spring streets. at II 80
D. M. under the auspices of Pentalpha
Lodge 202, f. and A. M. Mr.. HEAVIER
was 81 years of age, and has been a
member of the Masonic Fraternity
since 1885.
Jos. R. W. Hand, veteran of the
war OF 1912, the Blackhawk war, the
Mexican war and the Rebellion. lost his
pension check yesterday after he had
drawn it at the clerks office, and the
old gentleman is in sore distress. The
check is for $24 and is endorsed. Il
found it may be returned to the office OF
the county clerk.
You cannot better enjoy an evening
than by seeing the views comprising the
Rev. DIR. Hammos's illustrated lectures
on Scandinavia, the Land of the Mid
night Sun. They are by the best artists,
shown by the best dissolving view
stereopticon instrument and described
in the most charming manner, at the
First Congregational church, Tuesday
22d, and Wednesday, 23d.
Charles Story, a fireman employed a
the Chino sugar factory, has for months
held grudge against the engineer Q
the cable road power house. Yesterda..
he went to that place and attacked hi
enemy with a chair. The two men the
went out on the street and engaged in
desperate rough-and- tumble fight, ,whicl
was ended by Constable Johnson, VIII
arrested Story and took him to head
quarters. Both men will have to an
swer for their conduct tomorrow.
The Southern California Bee-Keepers
association will hold their second an
nual session at Los Angeles, in the "
G. T. U. hall, on Wednesday, Octobe
21st, at a. m. This association ha
been in existence one year, and has me
with such marked success that at pres
ent its membership outnumbers som
of the eastern sta e associations tina
have been organized for years. The OF
ject in forming this association was fo
mutual benefit and protection, and wit
fhis aim in view it desires to enlis
every one in the state of California VIII
owns and handles bees.
The Throop University filed article
of Incorporation yesterday with th
county clerk. The purposes for whic
it is organized are to establish, main
tain and operate an institution of learI
ing, embracing the different depar
snente or colleges of higher education
including those of the various pr
LESSONS, and to provide for all who ma
wish an inexpensive, but thorough
liberal and practical education. TIL
place where the institution is to be col
Quoted is Pasadena. The directors al
A. G. Throop. p. M. Green, j. M. Sex
vile and Il. l.. Conger, of Pasadena
Enoch Knight, OF Los Angeles @. /
Keyes, OF Riverside; James III. Tuttl'
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