Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13
NEWS NOTES.

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uses.
Those wishing to join the advance
class in dancing, can do so next Mon
dav night, December Ia, at Prof. Payne's
academy.
Today's concert at Westlake park will
commence at 2:30 p. m. A fine pro-
gramme will be rendered by Douglass
military band.
There is an undelivered telegram at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
ner Main and Court streets, for Mrs. Y.
d. Van Duzen.
George Johnson was arrested last
night for petty larceny by Insley d
johnson. johnson is accused OF steal
ing set of harness.
Preaching by Pastor Smither at Tenn
ple-street Christian church at II a. M,
upon the Church a Body; at Z 80 p. m.
upon Jesus the Desire OF all Nations.
We are indebted to Mr.. John McGar-
vim, OF Los Alamitos, for fine mess OF
ducks. He says that the heavy north
winds have brought game down to our
coast in large hocks.
will occur at the First Congregational
church. as usual. The ladies will give
banquet, and the Congregational club
will furnish an interesting programme.
The telephone fire alarm sent in at
4: 5S yesterday afternoon, was from No.
651 Sichel street, East Los Angeles. A
gasoline explosion had occurred at the
home of Mrs. Ingraham. The damage
was nominal.
1t was reported in morning paper
that Mr.. A. G. Galsh, who was injured
bv runaway accident about three
months ago, had his leg amputated FRI
day. A friend of Mr.. Galsh requests
the HERALD to state that the report is
erroneous.
A. J. Falder yesterday secured YER
dict for $4,000 against o. j. Kiefer, whom
he sued for $50 900 damages for false i'm
prisonment. Falder was suspected of
completely in the burglary of Kiefer's
store, and was locked up three or four
days, but upon his preliminary exam
nation was acquitted.
An attractive sale by the ladies of
Plymouth Congregational church. En-
broideries, fine linens, dolls and many
desirable articles for the season. No
fancy prices. Ruskin art club rooms,
Y. M. @. A. building, Monday and
Tuesday, December IA and 15, day and
evening. Open Monday, IL a. M.
Mr.. Hugh B. Rice, special agent OF
the Oceanic Steamship company's Hon
olulu tours, whose Office is at 124 West
Second street, has for distribution an
illustrated description of the beautiful
islands embraced in his tours. The
book is real work OF art, and the pic
lures and articles are enticing to de-
gree.
There will be citizens indignation
meeting of the residents in the vicinity
of Washington gardens, to protest to
the police commissioners against the re-
opening of the Washington garden sa-
loon. The meeting will be held in
Union hall, corner of Seventeenth and
Grand avenue, on Monday evening at
?:30 O'Clock.
The case of H. G. Wheeler vs.. Pla.
certa NJ. M. and W. company was con-
cluded by verdict returned in Judge
Wade's court little after 10 O'Clock
last night in favor OF plaintiffs. The case
involved two mining claims and was on
trial nine days. Graft & Latham ap-
peared for plaintiffs and ]. L. Murphy
and Adams & Mitchell for defendant.
At a regular meeting of Southern
California Council No. 20, Royal Area
nam, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Regent. J. A.
Thomas; vice regent, Robert Pollard,
orator. II. N. Wales, secretary, w. Z.
Bowles; collector, Watts Clarke; treas
urer, d. G. Peck guide, John Cowan :;
warden, George d. Biddison; sentry, G.
Stollenwork. Jordan Stone takes the
past regents chair.
John A. Logan, W, r. c., will hold a
fair December 18th to 10Th, in Hollen-
beck store building, on Second street,
next to Coulter's. There will be dinner
served between the hours of IL and 2
O'Clock on Friday and Saturday. An eX-
eellent entertainment will be given
Thursday and Friday evenings, and on
Saturday evening a hop. All friends
are cordially invited.
The L. o. i. and Phialethean societies
of the Normal school will give a joint
open meeting in the assembly hall OF the
school, Wednesday evening, December
10th. A very interesting literary and
muscular programme will be rendered.
Miss M. Mccoy will sing, Mr.. Dolland
will render an original poem, Mr.. VIM.
Donnel will present an able paper, and
number of young ladies will give a
wand drill and an exhibition OF their
much. famed club swinging.
The choir Of st, Vincent's church, cor
nAr of Grand avenue and Washington
streets, will this morning render an ex'
celent programme. consisting OF the
following numbers: Kyrie and Credc
from Haydn's sixteenth mass; Sanctu'
and Benedictus from Schubert's mass II
G.. Agnus Del from Schubert's tourtf
mass. Mr.. Charles S. Walton Will sins
Schalerts Veni Creator, and Sig. Jose
Rubo. formerly court singer at st. re
tersburg, Mozart's famous aria, he
demptor Mundi Deus, from the Magi
Flute.
About the heaviest loser in this city
from the wind storm is Mr.. Ballade. A
"a. m. Friday the residents around Ala
media and Commercial streets wer
startled by a most terrific crash, 1ol
iowed nv the grinding OF timbers. |