Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-11
NEWS NOTES,

NEWS NOTES.
The board OF supervisors yesterday
inspected the bridge at Forster's cros-
sing.
The Redondo Beach railroad has added
a new train between this city and the
beach.
Mrs. Maud Lord Drake will deliver a
lecture on Spiritualism, at Odd Fellows
hall, on Spring street, at 2 pm, today.
Admission, % cents.
There are kilograms at the Western
Union Office for Mrs. M. F. Wilson, C.
H. Colby, care G.. A. Colby, +. +. Bar
bour and James B. Mitchell.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of w. P. Mcintosh elsewhere in
the HERALD. Mr.. Mcintosh is handling
some choice orange producing lands.
The Southern Pacific company will
furnish free transportation to members
and their wives attending the Editorial
association meeting in this city on the
18th inst.
The Los Angeles Mining company
filed articles of incorporation yesterday.
The capital stock is 81 ,O0O, 900, 500. 900
of which is subscribed. The incorpo-
rators are James E. Withrow, w. A.
Merralls. w. E. Fryer, M. l.. Graft and
H. w. Latham.
j. Chadwick was in Department
one yesterday with his attorney. Mon
day was the day set for Chadwick to
~, hr ohO ho hnd
for contempt of court. L. H. Emerson
and J. C. Duncan are the men who
qualified on Chadwick bail.
This will be day of great joy and
thanksgiving to the people of Emmanuel
church. Their large and beautiful edi-
flee will doubtless be well filled at the
opening services this morning and even
ing. There is not more handsome and
convenient church building on the coast
The Editorial association will meet in
this city on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. The Southern
Pacific company has announced that it
will furnish free round-trip transporta-
tion to members, and it is probable that
the Southern California road will do the
same.
At st. Vincent's church, on Grand av-
enue, Hayden's sixteenth mass, entire,
will be sung. Mrs. DIR. M. N. Kannon
will render Bordese's Veni Creator, and
Mr.. Eichlin, one of the most popular
tenors Of San Francisco, will sing Luigi
Luzzi's famous Ave Maria. Professor
Wilde'is the organist.
The music today at the Church of the
Sacred Heart, East Los Angeles, CDR.
Hartnett), will consist of Werner's COM
plete mass in G and Cheruhini's Veni
Jesu, rendered by Mrs. Macdonald and
Miss Vignes, sopranos; Miss LIE Sage,
contralso; Mfr. Hanrahan, tenor, and
Mr., lie Sage, bass; organist, Mr.. Ed
ward Heyes.
The music at the cathedral at the 10
O'Clock service today will consist OF Boil
mans macs in G, for quartette. There
will be solos by Miss Appel, Miss
O'Kane. Miss McManus, Mrs. Gardner,
Mr.. ]. +. Nuelle and Mr.. Laub, assisted
by an efficient chorus. For the offertory
an Ave Maria duet, by Wallace. will be
sung by Mrs. McAllister and Mrs. Gard
ner. Professor Gardner, organist.
Next Tuesday evening the Ethel
Stewart combination will appear at the
Illinois hall in series of musical selec-
tions, dances, recitations and shadow
pantomime. In the latter Ethel Stewart
will dance and wash in the ludicrous
scene of The Irish Washer Woman.
Little Clarence Colmer will dance a
Highland fling; Miss Jennie Preuett and
Miss Lille Buckingham will recite, and
Mrs. J. E. Wiseman will sing.
Max Harris appeared before Police
Judge Owens yesterday to receive SEN
tence upon his conviction of three dis
tinct charges of selling lottery tickets,
and moved the court for new trial In
each case. This motion having been
denied, the defendant moved for an
arrest of judgment, but this also was
denied him, and the court proceeded to
fine him in the sum of 500 for each
offense. Harris then filed notices OF
appeal, and bonds in the sum OF 5000 in
each case were required.
Mrs. Ellen Jones, who resides on the
corner of Hansen and Henry streets,
East Los Angeles, was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Officer Craig on war
rant charging her with having assaulted
a neighbor, named P. E. Hanrahan, on
the 5th inst, with stick. Mrs. Jones
was taken before Justice Austin for
arraignment upon the charge, to which
she entered her plea of not guilty,
whereupon she was placed under bonds
in the SUN Of $50 to ensure her appear
ance for trial on Tuesday morning at
1890 O'Clock.
The grandest collection of Turkish
Rugs, Carpets. Portieres, Embroideries,
ETC., imported by Iskender Bey, will be
on exhibition Tuesday. January 18th, at
$50 Broadway, corner Second street, and
will be sold at auction ON Wednesday
January 14th.
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