Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-03
NEWS NOTES.

This afternoon, at O'Clock, an organ
recital viii be given by Preston Ware
Orem, assisted by Mr.. Stoll, the bari
tone.
The hall OF the Y. NJ. G. A. will be
opened at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Bishop Mallalieu and Rev. w. j. Chi
CHESTER will assist.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Kings daughters will be held this after
noon at 5 O'Clock, in the parlors of the
First M. E. church, Broadway.
Within the last six months the paint
ers and decorators of this city have had
their wages advanced 10 per cent, and
on October LIST the employers granted
them eight hours as u working day
without objection.
Bishop Nichols will meet and address
the industrial school to be inaugurated
in Christ church parish, on the corner
OF Pico and Flower streets, Saturday
afternoon. This school is open to all
children who may wish to attend.
The Euterpean quartette has been
secured by the ladies of Plymouth church
for the concert at Y. M. c.. A. hall,
Monday evening next. The quartette
is composed of Messrs. J. p. Dupuy, F.
+. Ney, Harvey Williams and Frank
Wallace.
Miss Nellie l. Boynton has reorgan-
lied the quartette choir of the Church of
the Unity. Its personnel is as follows:
Miss Boynton, soprano and leader; Mrs.
Wenger, contralto; Arnold Kuttner,
tenor A. S. Abbott, bass; Miss Carrie
Conger, organist.
Articles of incorporation for the
Economic Crude Oil Burner company
were fled with the county clerk yester-
day. The capital stock is placed at
100000, and has been fully subscribed.
The directors OF the company are Alfred
Bradley, G. B. Jones, G. ID. Howey, d.
r. Collins and IL. w. Watson.
The HERALD is indebted to the Los
Angeles Fishing company for half
dozen wild ducks, whose toothsome
qualities, having tested them, we are
prepared to maintain. The game sea-
son has begun in earnest, and the enter
prising managers OF this company pro-
pose that our local epicures shall have
all the advantages of most energetic
system OF fish and game purveying, for
which their facilities are most abun-
.dant.
A general meeting OF the merchants,
producers and manufacturers will be
held at the chamber OF commerce rooms
In San Francisco on Saturday, October
18th. at / 80 p. M, the OBJECTS being to !.
consider the present Transcontinental
association attitude towards California
and her interests. tits expected that great
good will be accomplished by said meet
ing. provided sufficient interest is mani
tested through all sections of the state.
1t is, anticipated that q powerful organ
ization will be formed to cope with these
matters in the manner they should be
handled. Several sections of the state
have called meetings to cooperate with
the meeting in San Francisco, and will
appoint delegates to attend said meet
ing
Mr. Budinger has purchased the inter-
est of Mr.. j. I'll. Hise and Mr.. L. Ii.
Gormley in the Quincy Cab company.
Mr.. Hise took charge of the company
when it was in its infancy, and has
worked it up into most important
branch OF the transit service OF the city.
He has shown great executive abb lily
and capacity for understanding the
wants OF the public, go as to make his
reputation widespread throughout the
city. Mr.. Hise, in consequence of the
enviable record he has made here, has
received a most fattering offer from Mr..
Quincy, and will probably go to San
Francisco on business connected with
the cab system. He will be greatly
missed by his many friends, who, how
ever, know that he will have better
opportunities for showing his admira-
bic qualities in the future than he has
even had in the past.