Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-22
NEWS NOTES

The signal corps is requested to meet
at Armory hall at 80 this afternoon.
F. Meme is again in the city, and his
well-known orchestra can be engaged
on very favorable terms.
Joseph Leander Rogers died at Gar
vanza yesterday. The funeral takes
place tomorrow at 2 pm.
The Weber Concert company, in the
Star lecture course, has been postponed.
The date will be announced at some
future time.
Captain William Banning last night
entertained number of his friends by a
drive around the city behind his famous
four-in-hand.
Rev. P. f. Bresee sn.9., is conducting
revival services in Union avenue M. E.
church, on the corner of Union avenue
and Court street, every evening this
week.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union office for Miss Ada
Wilson, VIM. V. Flint, III. J. Laughlin,
Mrs. Florence Kendall, w. r. Nimock,
E. w. McGraw, j. A. Brock.
A social will be rendered Mrs. F. A.
Logan, who has championed the cause
of Spiritualism,ss Fin Caledonia hall, 11915
South Spring, tomorrow evening at Z 80.
Mrs. DR.. E. A. Mills will give brief
address.
ID. P. Perkey was found yesterday in
little cabin back of the board of trade
building in very precarious condition.
He was brought to the police station for
medical treatment, by Officers Jeffries
and Davis.
The police commissioners held ses-
sion yesterday. Henry Hierholzer was
granted saloon license for 101 Requena
street. The application of E. Perret was
referred to the chief. Several transfers
were granted. Steineke & Dulzler were
granted permit to open a saloon at 403
North Main street. Chief Glass reported
that he had suspended officers Bosqui
and Dorsey. The cases were set for ex-
animation for Thursday morning.
Mr.. R. G. Doyle, who is employed at
st. Hilda's Hall, Glendale, picked up on
Sunday fine skye terrier dog and
brought it to the hall. DIR. Easter, the
rector, had just read in the HERALD the
notice of the loss of premium skye from
the dog show, and sent Mr.. Doyle with
1T to the officers of the Kennel club. 1t
proved to be the missing dog, which had
taken the first premium at the show,
and thus large outlay was saved to the
cluD, who were responsible fol the loss.
Moral: Advertise in the HERALD.
meeting of the shareholders of the
Sea Cliff Oil Mining company was held
at their Office on Monday evening, when
the following officers were elected: L.
I. Graves, president; William S. Ed
wards, vice president J. G. Holborow,
secretary; L. N. Breed, treasurer; W.
G. Merithew, HI. j. A. Stuhr, Frederick
Stock and j. N. Harvey, directors.
John N. Harvey was appointed superin-
tendent of the works. The company
Will commence operations at once on
their property, situated near Sea Cliff
station, in the well-known oil regions of
Ventura county.
The Los Angeles Woman Suffrage
association met at Temperance temple
on Tuesday afternoon. First on pro-
gramme was the address of the incom-
ing president, Mrs. M. J. Berra. Then
followed the regular routine business
which, being disposed of, the regular
original paper was read by Mrs. Alice
Moore McComas. This paper, entitled
Progressive Women, was discussed by
the club. Mrs. Sophia Knight gave an
interesting talk. Mrs. Mcclure was ap-
pointed reader for the next meeting,
which will be on the first Tuesday in
May, at the Temperance temple.
The Episcopal convocation of South
ern California will hold meeting in St.
Paul's parish hall on Tuesday, April
2Sth, at 2 pm, for the election of Off
GERS. A service in behalf of the
woman's auxiliary will be held in st.
Paul's church at 80 pm. On the fol-
lowing day the meeting of the state
Episcopal convention will be held for
the first time in this portion of the
state, in st. Paul's church at 10 80 am.
1t is expected that Bishop Nichols will
preach, and a communion service will
follow. In the afternoon the conven-
tiOn will assemble for business, and a
missionary meeting will be held at 7 80
pm. Business sessions will be held on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.