Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-04
NEWS NOTES.

Chicken dinner served this noon by
University ladies at 235 w. First street.
Ice cream all day.
Among the most artistic and beauti-
ful decorations is the Mammoth shoe
store, 315 and 3l7 South Spring street.
The work was executed by L. NJ. Nor
gan, and is really very creditable.
Michael Cunningham, native of Ire
land. and VIM. Godfrey Silzle, native
OF Germany, were yesterday admitted to
American citizenship, through the me-
dunn OF the superior court OF the county.
The board of supervisors was in ses.
sion yesterday and busy examining and
auditing salary demands, etc, and early
in the afternoon adjourned for the pur-
pose of paying visit OF inspection to
the new court house.
Attention is directed to the statement
OF the City bank, which appears else
where in the HERALD. The showing is
a very fattering one, and the affidavit
of the president, A. D. Childress, and
Cashier John S. Park shows the bank
to have paid-up capital OF 100000.
The board of directors of Fruitland
Levee district have organized by elect
ing J. w. Batcheller as chairman and
w. G. Batcheller as secretary. The
next meeting of the board will be held
on July 10th, when the board will pro-
ceed to regular business.
Mrs. L. M. Brown, OF 1921 George
street, East Los Angeles, went to Ana
helm yesterday to assist at the bedside
OF her venerable mother, Mrs. James A.
Davis, who lies very near deaths door.
1t is hoped by the many friends of the
soon occur.
large boat stopped in front of the
HERALD Office about 8 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, and the nautical looking crew
proceeded to serenade the HERALD. The
crew comprised a full orchestra, COM
posing the Redondo brass band-here
with their boat on wheels to advertise
the Fourth Of July celebration at Re-
dondo.
City Tax Collector Thompson, at the
city hall, reports having collected
$13,4lO for 1922 licenses from parties
doing business in the city. He has also
collected nine delinquent license fees. at
$39 so. He now has about twenty de-
linquent licenses on hand which he
considers hopeless.
The New Vienna Buffet, on Court
street near Main, is gaining great popu-
larity as a family resort. The energetic
proprietor, F. Kerkow, is regularly plac
ing first-class entertainments before his
patrons. This week the entertainment
consists of Adams Sisters, Prof. Catulle
and the famous Bohemian orchestra,
with Miss Marie Jenasky, directress and
violin soloist.
Deputy Sheriff Hampton, of Ventura,
arrived in the city yesterday, and last
evening he arrested VIM. McDermott,
for some time patient at the Sisters
hospital, and later placed him in the
county Jail for safe keeping until he can
be taken north today. McDermott, who
is yet quite ill, is wanted in Ventura on
felony charge, it being claimed that
he some time ago burglarized house
there and then set it ON fire. The
warrants. of which there were two, were
issued by the local Justice of the peace,
Wesley Boiling, on complaint OF one j.
Hamer.
Sam Maier was agreeably surprised
last evening. A party OF his friends as
sembled at his home, when Charles w.
Seamans stepped forward, and in a
Enthusiastically appropriate speech,
presented Mr.. Maier with life-size
picture of himself. The picture was
purchased by Maiei & Zoberlein, Fred
Daken, J. Schwerkert & Co., A. Frank,
j. M. Mullen, Flammer Bros. Charles
w. Seamans, w. R. Patterson, L. Ebin-
ger, Z. j. Robin, J. Corbett, E. E. Roth,
E. w. Childs, w. w. Everhardy and w.
Barringer. The visitors were entertain
ed by Mr.. Maier in handsome manner,
and at his invitation, the guests were
treated to champagne dinner at Ebin-
ceres.
Master Eddie Price wears large
patch on the crown OF his head, accom-
panied by surgeons stitch and several
strips of courtplaster, as result of a
game of "duck-on-rock" wherein he
and several other boys participated,
back of the city hall, few days ago.
The boys were playing the game, which
involves some one-throwing, " hen one
of the players threw stone for which
Master Price was unprepared, and hit
ting him upon the head, he was prompt
ly foored, to the no small dismay of the
other boys. DIR. Newkirk took stitch
in the cash, which was about an inch
in length, stopped the flow of blood,
bandaged up the boy until he was COM
Portable, and dispatched him off to bed.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid society will
serve ice cream, cake, coffee, sandwiches
and other refreshments at No. 1876 South
Main street, on July 4th. All are re-
ouested to send in their donations on
Friday afternoon, if possible.
Lumber,
Write for prices to Willamette Lum-
ber Co., Redondo, Cal.
Fish dinners at the Long Beach Pa
vilion.
R. d. List, notary public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. 125 West Second. Telephone 72O.
G. g. Johnson notary public, has removed to
212 West First street, Nadeau block. always
in"
J.. Reynolds, the veteran driver and
owner of Judge Salisbury, Jr., now stand
ing at Golden Gate stables, 311 Also
street, intends tc emove to race track
hor f,r