Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-07
Registration closes October 22d.


Registration closes October 22d.
In the city police court yesterday, two
drunks were given light sentences.
Last night the principal sewers in the
Second ward were flushed, under orders
from the board of health.
Herbert G. Brown was admitted to
practice by Judge Shaw. upon favora-
BILE report of the examining committee:
E. H. Owen, clerk of the United States
district court, left for San Francisco yes.
terdav to take we'll earned vacation OF
week or two.
Prof. A. Willhartitz has been elected
a member of the executive committee OF
the German-Amefican Cleveland union
of New York city.
The old city clock in the High school
tower is again out of gear. the hands
being stationery. Public clocks seem to
be failures in Los Angeles.
Spiers, the liveryman whose unerring
air brought down three of the Dalton
gang, has brother living at Long
Beach, who has been in this country for
several years.
The residents along New High street
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women infesting that thoroughfare, and
for their removal.
A musical and literary entertainment
for the benefit OF Mr.. F. E. Sturgis will
be given by prominent artists next
Tuesday evening at Temperance temple,
corner Broadway and Temple.
In the list of prizes at the fair, pub
ished in yesterdays HERALD, the name
of the "prettiest girl baby over IL and
under "a months" should have been
Hazel Sammon, not Hazel Summers.
There are undelivered kilograms at
T. the Western Union telegraph Office, cor
ner North Main and Court streets,
y October 9th, for F. F. Cranz, Mrs. F.
M. Wright, Mrs. John Fitzgerald, Chas.
I. Tingstrom.
An entertainment will be given to.
night at the Bethesda church, corner
Central avenue and East Ninth street.
The Kimona club will appear in cos
tune, and the Cotton children. who are
great favorites, will take part in the pro-
gramme.
Justice Shaw reversed the decision of
Justice Stanton in the case of the Sewall
Day Cordage company vs.. The Richard
son-Granger company, and remanded
the cause for new trial, with directions
to set aside the default of defendants
Seward Cole and Willoughby Cole and
allow them to file an answer.
The many friends of Miss Genevieve
Sharp will be panied to learn of her
Miss Bell Sharp, of the city, Yesterday,
NJ tho dap,i1a r,f har etc
who was most successful and beloved
teacher for the past four years in our
high school.
Mr.. Creasinger, who sang in the Sum
day school room of Simpson M. E.
church last Wednesday evening, has
remarkable pleasing voice; for over an
hour ne held the attention of his audi
ence as he sang piece after piece of his
own composing. From here Mr.. Crea-
singer goes east via New Orleans, spend
ing some time in the northern, eastern,
and southeastern states.
The third meeting of the Los Angeles
County Educational association will be
held at the high school building, in this
city, on Saturday morning. From 10 to
IL O'Clock election of officers will take
place. The literary features of the pro-
gramme will be the annual address of
the president of the association, and an
address on The Moral and Physical
in Education, by Hon. Abbot Kinney of
Lamanda Park.
Mrs. Ashley, who lives at 70411a Upper
Main street, met with dangerous acci-
dent yesterday at the corner of Temple
and Spring streets. She was on cable
car going north, and dropped her pocket
book as the car was going around the
curve. She made q motion to step off
the moving car, but fell off, striking her
head on the stone pavement. The un-
fortunate lady was rendered unconscious
and was removed to her home. 1t is
feared that her injuries are serious, as
she was in delicate condition, and the
shock was severe one. She was in
jured also about the head, receiving an
ugly cut on the back of the head and
other bruises.
One of the most pleasant parties ef
the season was given at the residence of
Mr.. John McIlmoil, at 633 San Julian
street, on Tuesday evening. The ro oms
were beautifully decorated. The even
ing was spent in social pleasures, vocal
and instrumental music, games, etc.
Prof. Chambers delighted the guests
with music on the either, violin and
guitar. Among those present were:
Mr.. Z. Thos. Hughes, Prof w. P.
Chambers, F. Winn Sabichi, VIM. Jen-
kins, Geo. Wallace, Capt. Gore, W. H.
Walker, Sam Maclay, Misses Belle
Adams, Angie Doran, Anna Jenkins,
Myra Todd, Minnie Todd, Alpha Nell
moil, Mrs. yelling, Mrs. P. M. Scott,
Mrs. w. H. Walker, Mrs. Capt. Gore,
Mr.. and Mrs. John McIlmoil.