Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-24
NEWS NOTES.

Don Pascal, the Mexican dwarf, is
serving six days sentence in the city
prison for getting drunk.
All Young, the Mongolian, was yester-
day held to answer for an assault with a
deadly weapon in $4,000 bail.
A complaint was issued yesterday,
charging Antonio Aguilar with disturb
ing the peace of Lizzie Lopez.
The first annual festival of the choirs
of Southern California takes place to-
day at st. PauIs church on Olive street.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph Office for
VIM. Barker, DIR. G. Hart Merriam and
VIM. Browning.
The ladies of the First Christian mis-
sion give an ice cream social at Union
hall, corner of Grand avenue and Seven
teenth street, tomorrow evening. Good
programme. All invited.
La Rodeo, the new University college
paper, is out with its first issue. R. G..
Curran Is editor and manager of the
neat 16-page sheet. 1t promises to ap-
pear again next school year.
The regular Thursday afternoon con-
cert at Sixth-street park has been post
poned on account of the commencement
at the Grand opera house where a num-
Der of the musicians play in the orches-
ira.
The commencement concert of the
Los Angeles conservatory of music, ten
dered to the Y. M. G. A. for their bene
fit, has been postponed until early fall,
when the handsome auditorium belong
ing to the building is expected to be in
readiness.
The open meeting of John A. Logan
post and corps this evening in their
hall, 612 South Spring street, promises
to be an enjoyable one. A good pro-
gramme has been arranged. All G. A.
r. and w. R. G. members and friends
are cordially invited. Admission, free.
The members of the general and exec
utive committees OF the Fourth of July
celebrationj will hold very important
meeting at headquarters tonight, and
there should be full attendance of all
the members, to act finally ON the re-
ports of some of the principal sub-com-
mittees.
Miss Eliza Carter died yesterday
morning from stroke of apoplexy
which she suffered last week. She was
formerly resident OF Cincinnati, but
lived at the time of her death at 667
West Thirty-seventh street. Her re-
mains will be shipped to San Jose for
temporary interment.
The third lecture OF the anonymous
course will be delivered tonight, at the
,parlors OF Emmanuel church. We
should all "stand in,'' so as to give the
talented lecturer full audience to en-
Joy the cavorting and bucking of his
'hobbled steed.' As wagner the
lecturer has been success. We shall
now see how he gets along in the horse
act without wagon.
Mrs. 1. B. Huber has left at the
HERALD Office statement OF her contro-
versy with the city council about the
grade of Twenty-third street. 1t makes
a strong showing from her point of view.
Mrs. Huber thinks that the report of the
council proceedings on Monday placed
her in wrong light. Ii such was the
case, it was not through any intention
to misrepresent lady who is trying to
get justice.
Miss Ella Cornelia Tingley died yes
terday afternoon at the residence of her
aunt, Mrs. E. G. Bosbyshell, on Orange
street. The deceased was an exceptional
woman in many respects; she was
charitable to fault and her many noble
actions will be long remembered. She
was an active member of the First Con-
gregational church, and her loss will be
keenly felt by her associates. The fu-
neral will take place Thursday at 2 p.
IN. from ber late home.
The penmanship prizes at the Los An
geles Business college were awarded on
Monday. A handsome gold medal went
to 7. B. Thomas, of Pomona the second
prize, book of Longfellow's poems,
went to III. B. Williams, who won the
gold medal lastyear, and the third prize,
valuable work on penmanship, was
awarded to Miss Annie Holm. There
was great deal of interest taken in the
penmanship contest, and the awarding
of the prizes was universally approved
by the students.
The Tehachepi Lime and Timber COM
pany filed articles of incorporation with
the county clerk yesterday. The pur-
poses for which the company is formed
are to buy, sell and lease personal prop
erty, manufacture and deal in lime,
plaster, cement, lumber, and all kinds OF
building material, etc. The capital stock
is placed at $50, 900, all of which has been
The directors are: Fred |
J. Long, j. B. Wood, j. E. Mclean, v.
G. Blake, OF Los Angeles, and M. D.
Katz, of San Bernardino.
Long Beach Pavilion will open July