Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-14
NEWS NOTES.

There are kilograms at the Western
Union Office for DR.. Adair and ]. +. Dye.
Today's matinee of the Cradle Songs at
the Los Angeles theatre will commence
promptly at 2.
Today is the auction sale of Turkish
rugs, etc., of Iskender Bey, at $50 Broad
way, corner Second street. Sale begins
at 10 80 am. sharp.
The Los Angeles Catholic beneficial
association met at the Cathedral hall
last Sunday, and the charter was closed
with membership of 105.
A petition is in circulation requesting
the board of education to establish a
night school with high school courses.
Otto Jensen, 3O5 North Los Angeles
street, is getting signatures.
The funeral OF Bernard d. Walton will
be held from the Congregational church
at Santa Barbara at l 80 p. IN. Thurs
day. Walton is the young brakeman
who was recently killed in an accident.
Yesterday one of the local trotting
men, who won money at the recent San
Bernardino meeting, turned over his ac-l
count to his lawyer with instructions to
sue the Agricultural association of San
Bernardino. The meeting was held at
San Bernardino last October, and some
Of the winners claim they have not been
paid.
Articles of Incorporation were fled
yesterday by the Azusa ice and cold
storage company. The incorporators
are William G.. Kerckhoff, James Cuz-
ner, Charles w. Dodsworth, M. Dods-
worth and WV. O'Melveny. The cap
ital stock is $100, 900, of which $4,000
is actually subscribed. The principal
place Of business is at the township of
Azusa.
The Anaheim baseball club are to
give masquerade ball on Friday even
ing, January 3Oth, at Beiser's hall. The
following gentlemen have the matter in
charge: Invitation committee, Harry
Cummings, Charles Wommer, w. B.
McGoffin, George E. Clayton; reception
committee, John Mallett, Fred Mallett,
Harry Penhall, l.. Koerner; inspector.
Fred G. Rimpau; floor manager, Arthur
l.. Lewis.
rectors of the Los Angeles National bank
took place yesterday. There was full
attendance, and thevote was unanimous,
as follows George H. Bonebrake, pres
ident; John Bryson, Sr., vice-president;
+. G. Howes, cashier; E.. w. Coe,
assistant cashier. The directors selected
were DR.. W. G. Cochran, II. H. Mark
ham, Perry M. Green, John Bryson. Sr.,
DIR. II. Sinsabaugh, F. G. Howes, George
ii. Bonebrake, Warren Gillelen.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor
George Weeks, of East Los Angeles, in
stalled the following officers Of Gauntlet
lodge No. 129, X. of P. on Monday
evening: Past chancellor, Give A. Ris-
ley: chancellor commander, F. w.
Lichtenberger; vice-chancellor COM
mander, M. G. Westbook; prelate, G.
H. Aydelotte; keeper of records and
SEAL w. T. Pugh; master of finance, H.
A. Bourne; master of exchequer, w.
Hall WOOdham; master at arms, Bert
hold Rey; inner guard, Oscar F. Dakl-
strom; outer guard, William Taylor.
The annual meeting for members of
the Young Mems Christian association
was held at the association building last
evening. The following were nominated
as members OF the board OF directors for
1S9l Messrs. E. A. Forester, How
ard W. Mills. R. A. Crippen, A. E.
Pomeroy and G. A. Parsons. For board
of managers: Messrs. A. M. Armour.
+. M. Porter, William Rommell. f. w.
Spencer, d. M. Mcdonald, William
Sheldon, A. III. VOipht. s. 7 Merrill
William Nicol, A. B. Clapp, c.. A. JEFF
fers, S. B. Brown, John Lowe, u. l.. Par
melee and M. Monsen. The public an
nual meeting will be held on Sunday,
January rs, in several churches at the
same time: Speakers and places will be
announced later.