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

NEWS NOTES
The ladies' annex held their monthly
social last evening.
Master Willie Hoff, of Santa Ana,
will celebrate the Bar-Mitzvah at the
synagogue this morning.
Mrs. Manning, who lives at the Mag
arah,house, on Main street,w was yesterday
burnt about the face by the explosion OF
coal oil stove.
Theodore Shaw, arrested for wife beat
ing, was Yesterday released on one
hundred dollar bond. His examination
was set for next Monday.
The Salvationists arrested on COM
plant of Sam Cohen were yesterday dis
charged by Judge Austin, as the prose-
cutting witness failed to appear.
M. Alexandrovitch, native of Rus
sia, will lecture on that country, at the
First Baptist church, on Tuesday even
ing, for the benefit of the Y. M. G. A.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Central Circle of the Kings Daughters
will be held this afternoon in the par
lors of the First church at 2:30 O'Clock.
The Maltese cat which is nursing the
pug dog is at the drug store conner OF
Fourth and Spring streets, and not at
several other places, as stated by the
Express.
d. P. Whine, visitor in Los Angeles,
was unfortunate enough yesterday to
have his arm broken, while attempting
to get off street car while in motion.
DIR. Morrison reset the injured limb.
At the First Congregational church.
Sunday morning, Rev. DR.. Hutchins
breaches ga Wesley Centennial Ser
mon." The Rev. Fisher, of Brunswick,
Maine, breaches at evening service.
Free tabernacle lectures, illustrated
by model in the Bible room, 1O7 N.
Main street, Sunday evening, at 7:30,
by Donald Ross, evangelist. Bible read
ing on the Passover at p. m. Come.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office for
w. H. Fayman, R. G. Kerens, E. Mar
iner, J. II. De La Monte, David Hooper,
care Adolf Ekstein; DR.. o. A. Logan.
DR.. Worthington, who was called to
Santa Monica yesterday morning, left
his horse and buggy in charge OF boy
at the Arcade depot The horse got
away from the boy and wrecked the
buggy, and somewhat injured itself in
the melee.
The managers of the Dime Musee-
theater are presenting bill of attrac-
tions for week, commencing today,
which is designed especially for the de-
light of the lady visitors. The pro-
gramme is replete with features that
will at once apreal to refined feminine
taste.
The silver celebration of the Grand
Army of the Republic will be celebrated
by Bartlett, Stanton and Logan posts,
at Illinois hall, Sixth and Broadway,
on Monday evening. An excellent pro-
gramme will be rendered, closing with
a social dance. All are invited. The
ladies of the relief corps will serve
cream and cake.
A runaway yesterday resulted in the
injury of several people. The team be-
lunged to John Louvier. Among others
injured were William Whitaker, j. B.
Clapp and G. w. Freeman. None were
seriously hurt, however. The team
started from in front of Kerckhof and
Gunner lumber yards, and did not come
to grief until Seventh and Main street
was reached.
The report of the county clerk for the
month OF March last past, shows the
total receipts OF his Office 10 have been
$5,28155. OF this sum $505.6 was re-
ceived from probate business civil busi-
ness, $2, $50. As; miscellaneous, 1864. 10;
sundry account, 50, 49, The expenses
were as follows: Refunded expressage,
$16.30; refunded on estates, $1,619.9O;
civil, $306.S0; sundries, $S59.9O, and
paid to treasurer, $2,47l.65.
The convention of delegates from the
election precincts devastated by the
recent floods, called for the purpose of
discussing the formation and organiza-
ton of reclamation districts, under the
new Marion act, will be held at 10
O'Clock this morning in Judge Shaw's
courtroom in the Jones block. and not at
the room of the board of supervisors, as
has been previously announced.
Rev. DR.. HANNA leaves for the north
today to visit the Lutheran churches of
the general synod at San Francisco,
Oakland and Sacramento, he being
elected to represent the synod of Cali
fornia, organized during the present
week in this city. He will also visit San
Diego before going east to attend the
synod, which meets in Pennsylvania
during May. Rev. P. Graft, of Oakland,
will FIJI the pulpit of Rev. Hisler, on
Sunday.
Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday, at the county clerks office,
by the North Glendale Reservoir and
Pipe company, new Incorporation
formed for the purposes of carrying on
the business of storing and distributing
the water of the Verdugo cahon, etc,
with capital stock of $5320, OF which
$3112.5O has been actually subscribed.
The board of directors of the new COM
pany is composed OF the following resi-
dents of Glendale: J. w. Singleton, Hy
Anderson, M. Stubblefield and Charles
T. Harris, and j. w. Stockwell, OF East
Los Angeles.