Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-17
NEWS NOTES.

Long Beach, October 10Th, 1891.
G. H. Wells, of S. c. Wells & Co., of
Shiloh family remedies. is in the city
for few days.
w. Chamberlain & Co. have opened
mammoth grocery store in the Potomac
block, at 213 South Broadway.
The Chino beet sugar factory recon-
menced work yesterday, after few
DAYS idleness caused by broken pump.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Postal Telegraph office, 125 West
First street, for A. Caro- and Asa Smith.
The Societa Unione eFratellanza Carl
baldina will hold a festival on Sunday at
the Arroyo Seco in commemoration of
:he entrance of the Italian troops into
Rome in 1870.
Attention is directed elsewhere to the
advertisement of tine Crosby Electric
and Supply company, at 1876 South Main
street. They deal in all kinds OF cleo
trio supplies, repairing, etc.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph Office,
corner Court and Main streets. for
r. Il. Reidy, Giovanna Parmeginna, w.
L. Curtis, Quail Harreld, Mrs. James
Towner.
The funeral of l. S. Sherman, the we'll
known Los Angeles real estate operator
who died at Chicago last Wednesday,
will take place at 80 O'Clock this after
noon under the auspices of Good Will
lodge No. 323, 1. 0. 0. f.
y. Uncle John Lang, one of the pioneers
of Los Angeles, whom everybody knows
and likes, opens a real estate Office to-
day in rooms u and IA of the Lichten-
berger block, Main street. Mr.. Lang
will offer some choice bargains, and
ought to do rushing business.
Mr.. l.. G. Fisher and Mr.. E. G. Hem
ingway, the latter of whom has been
the HERALD correspondent at Santa
Monica, have formed partnership for
the purpose of issuing paper at that
place. Mr. Fisher is an experienced
editor, and Mr.. Hemingway is news
.rustier of ability.
e THE sisters of the Immaculate Heart
have issued invitations to attend the
religious profession of Sister Mary
sLoutdes Garvey, Sister Mary Bernard
Wood and Sister Mary of Good Counsel
Mooney, and the reception of Miss Nora
Miller and Miss Mary Mooney, at Pico
sHeights, Saturday, at am.
Nick Covarrubias, the well-known
former livery stable keeper, has brought
s fine string OF horses down from Santa
BaFbarr, where he has been for some
time past. Nick will open. the Club
stable, on Los Angeles street, about Oc-
tober LIST. His many friends in Los An
geles will be glad to see him in business
here once more.
Under the auspices Of the Church of
the Unity the Rev. Minot J. Savage, of
Boston, Mass, will lecture at the Los
Angeles theater Saturday evening,
September 10Th. Subject: ga change
of Front of the Universe" Dr. Savage
is known the world over as one of the
foremost scholars and thinkers of the
age. Tickets, so cents. and can be had
at the theater. or at First National Bank,
or the Women's Exchange. Doors open
at7:30. Lecture begins at s O'Clock.
Mr.C. M. Heintz sends a note to the
HERALD which states that "there seems
to be considerable excitement on the
part of hortlculturists and gardeners in
this vicinity over the temperance of
the white cottony cushion scale in quite
large numbers, and the utter absence of
the vedolia cardinals to feed upon the
same. Many people are clamoring for
colonies OF the lady birds, and fail to
find either horticultural commissioners
or inspectors to attend to their wants.
NO less than twenty people have applied
to G. M. H9!n:z, OF the Rural Califor-
nian, for colonies of the vedolia, but he,
being no longer county fruit inspector
but only inspector for the city, has
found it impossible, in conjunction with
his other duties, to spend the necessary
time looking up colonies. This is really
the business of the horticultural COM
missioner, who should be ready to sup
ply applicants whose orchards are in
fected with scale, not only with
parasites, out also with all the necessary
information regarding artificial means.
To do this he should make his head
quarters at the courthouse, where he
could at all times be found"