Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-30
NEWS NOTES.

Officer Rinkenbach last night at $3.50
O'Clock brought in and booked for dis
turbing the peace a man named Tom
Philbin, and he was locked up.
Anoyster supper and Halloween games
will be given on Friday evening, October
3Oth, at The Peoples church. Excel
lent music during the entire evening.
Anyone can spend two delightful
evenings every week by joining one OF
Prof. Bransby's classes at the Los An
geles business college, 144 S. Main street.
Co. A, Seventh regiment, will give
military entertainment and dance on
Tuesday evening next at the Broadway
armory. An excellent musical pro-
gfamme has been arranged.
Harry Blake, aged "a, native of Ire
land, residing in Los Angeles, and Jen-
nette M. Lane, aged IS, native OF Can
ada. also residing in this city, were
granted license to wed yesterday.
The funeral of James B. Pyatt will
take place today at 1;SO pm, under
the auspices of Los Angeles Lodge No.
az, F. and A. NJ. The members OF this
lodge and all Master Masons are re-
quested to be present.
In referring to the Communication OF
the sentence of Edward w. Doane, the
HERALD stated that the young man was
book-keeper for the First National bank.
Doane was never employed in that in
stitution. He was book-keeper at the
Los Angeles National. bank.
The residence of 7. B.. Richards, at
the corner of Kuhrts and Workman
streets, East Los Angeles, was burned
down early yesterday morning, and was
total loss, the occupants being obliged
to leave so suddenly that they barely
escaped. The house and furniture were
insured for $500.
G. S. Mathews, formerly OF this city,
died at Albuquerque on Monday last.
The deceased, up to the time OF his
pdeath, held an appointment as rail-
way postal clerk, on the line known as
the Ell Paso and Los Angeles railway
postoffice. The remains will be inter-
red at Albuquerque The deceased was
considered one of the brightest clerks in
the eight divisions of the railway mail
service.
There will be a game OF base ball at
the new First-street grounds Sunday
afternoon between team called the
New Los Angeles club and the Tufts
LYONS Arms Co. nine. The managers
of the park announce that they have
secured the celebrated twirler of the
Columbus, Ohio, club, Phil Knell, Sam
DUNCAN, Holiday, Decker and Goldie,
all Of whom are well known here.
u After the Treble Clef concert this
evening the club will be photographed
on the stage Of the theater by Gustao c.
Rheih, who has had remarkable success
with the magnesium light. He took
hash-hght groups at the opening OF the
Broadway theater in Denver, the Crane
opera OF Evansville, Ind, and hash-ligh
interiors of the Ponce de Leon, Alcaza
and Geneva at St. Augustine. Mr.
Rhein will attempt also to take flash
light photograph tonight OF the au
dience.
Col. William G. Schneider, command
ing the Seventh regiment, and Lieut.
+. L. Baldwin, of company A, recently
received copies OF the first edition of the
new infantry drill regulations, prepared
by board of United States army officers
and approved by the secretary of war
September 29th. These copies are the
firstin the hands of the guardsman in
this part of the state. Colonel Schreibel
will try the new drill on the non-com-
Inissioned officers OF his regiment this
evening.
The Mexico Mining and Development
company fled articles of incorporation
yesterday with the county clerk. The
capital stock of the corporation is placed
at $4,000, of which $50, $50 has been
subscribed by the following directors
and stockholders: A. McD. McCook, L.
A. Grant, K. H. Wade, T. j. Notion, G
w. Hunt, G. Hotterhoff, Jr., Chas. A
Mariner, t. B. Burnett and A. P. Ma
ginnis. The principal place of business
of the company will be Los Angeles, but
the location of the field of operations i;
not stated