Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-29
NEWS NOTES.

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The police have so far discovered no
clew to the burglars who blew open the
safe at the cathedral.
A complaint was issued yesterday
charging S. P. Rohn with embezzlement.
The complaining witness is l.. A. Pettet.
The morning sermon at the First
Congregational church will be preached
by Rev. R. S. Hutchins. In the even
ing praise service.
The work OF putting hot-water heating
apparatus in the city hall is going rap
idly on. Every room in the building
will be heated with radiators.
County taxes will be delinquent at
O'Clock tomorrow evening. The force
in the tax collectors Office was kept
busy yesterday giving receipts.
ssSee here, you have sold me horse
that has a serious fault" Impossible!
What is it?" "He is blind" THAT,
sir, is not fault; it is misfortune. My
horses don't have faults"
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Benevolent society will be held Tues
day, December 1st, at Pythian hall,
1885, South Spring street, at 2:3O
O'Clock.
Prof. Payne will organize class for
advanced scolars, ladies and gentlemen,
Monday evening, November 30th, and
beginner class on Wednesday evening,
December 9th.
Undelivered kilograms at the West
ern Union telegraph Office, corner Main
and Court streets. November 2Sth, for
Mrs. E. Richardson, E. Molina, B. I.
Cole and Mark Ezekiels.
The board of supervisors yesterday
granted NJ. HI. Ledbetter an extension
of time on bridge contract. Delegates
to the Southern California immigration
convention were appointed.
The TRANSPORTATION of Christ will be
Evangelist Wight's subject at Temple
street Christian church today at IL a.
M. at night upon The Great Salvation
The meeting goes on with great inter
est.
D. Sanborn and Jesse Ellis, two boys,
charged with disturbing the peace, were
tried before Justice Austin, yesterday
morning, and upon promise of future
good behavior were allowed to go their
way.
A regular meeting of the Southern
California Horticultural society will be
held Monday evening, at Chamber of
Commerce hall. The following commit
tees will render their annual reports:
On gardens, plants and flowers, native
vegetation, and forestry.
D. w. Field, public administrator,
Yesterday fled a petition for letters of
administration to the estate OF Felice
Captain, who was asphyxiated Thurs
dav. The deceased will be buried today,
the services taking place at Up. m. at
the Garibaldi Guards hall.
In a Paris restaurant: Customer
Waiter, give me my score. Waiter
Here it is, sir. Customer (after examin-
ing it)-There is an error. Waiter
What is it? Customer-You have spelt
c6telette with only one st." Water-Let
me correct it, sir. In looking at the cor
rection he found the item added, one
tea, so centimes."
The Santa Fe train leaving Los Ange-
les, First-street station, at 1915 a. m.
Sunday, Nov ember Doth, will carry pas
sengers to Redondo Beach and back for
so cents, enabling tourists and citizens
generally to see the huge English mer-
chantman Kirkcudbrightshire on exhi-
bition and open for inspection at the
Redondo wharf today.
The Chicago-C California Colony COM
pany fled articles of incorporation yes
terday. The capital stock is placed at
$500, 900, of which $26, 800 has been sub
scribed. The directors are Williamson
Dunn, Harvey X. Gregory, Samuel B.
Gordan, Richard G. Shaw and Ralph E.
Hoyt OF Los Angeles and Edwin A. Sher
bourne of Chicago and ]. w. Ludlam of
Evanston, Illinois.
Property owners on Pink street were
much worried yesterday when they
learned that the board of public works
had decided to recommend the accept
ance OF a recent bid to grade the street
under the bond act. The price de-
manded by the contractors is said to be
double what would be asked if cash was
paid. 1t is thought that the board OF
public works has been deceived in the
matter. and a protest has been signed
by nearly every property owner on the
street.
The following programme will be rem
dered at st. Vincent's church, Grand
avenue and Washington street. this
evening: Asperges Me, chorus, Gre
gorian; Kyrie and Benedictus. from
Schubert's mass in c.; Credo, Sanctus
and Agnus Del, from Gounod's third
mass Veni Creator, duet, Mendelssohn,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Schallert. Miss Rose
Braniff will sing the offertory. and has
selected Henshaw-Dana's Ave Maria,
it's first rendition here; postlude, the
usrch from Mendelssohn's oratorio,
Athalie, Prof. T. w. Wilde: Sig. Dion
Romandy will play the violin obligato.
The services begin at 10 80.
Los Angeles is gaining the reputation
OF being the mining center OF the coast,
and all the talk at the hotels is OF
mines. 1t is said that several large
transactions have taken place and much
capital has been put up to develop the
mines. During the past month, partlc.
ularly. there has been a large influx OF
mining men, as we'll as capitalists, into
the city. The miners came TO purchase
supplies and sometimes to find capital
with which to develop their claims, and