Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-03
NEWS NOTES.
Max. tenn, 7s; min. tenn. 54.
EOrAcaat.

Max tenn, 7S; mln tem, 04.
Forecast.
weather forecast for the "a hours ending at
p m septe mber Sd, for Southern California:
Fair weather. Stationary temperature, except
colder in the northern portion.
Judge F. B. Guthrie, of this city, ad-
dressed the Santa Ana Tent No. s,
Knights of the Maccabees, at that place
last evening.
D. W. Field received telegram from
Hesperia, last evening, announcing that
his son was very low. Mr.. Field will
leave for Hesperia on the first train this
morning.
There is gutter on West Second
street, between Beaudry avenue and
Fremont avenue, which is a cholera
breeder. 1t would be good idea for
the city health officer to have it cleaned
up.
The reports. on the opening of Third
street, from Main to San Pedro, and
Sixth street, through the Galpin tract,
have been turned over to the street COM
missioners, and the assessments will be
delinquent after October 1st.
Cornelius W. Pendleton is not a can
didate for the position of master in
chancery of the United States circuit
court. Word received yesterday, cup
posed to be on good authority, is to the
effect that Judge E. H. Lamme will re-
ceive the appointment.
Judge Clark in denaturalizing John
Scherrer the other day, stated that he
was solely to blame for the mistake and
that Scherrer was an innocent party to
it. The mistake made by the judge was
in not noting the fact that Scherrer had
not had his first papers out two years.
although seven years resident OF the
United States.
Charles T. Parsons has announced
himself as candidate TOR the Repuhli-
can nomination for county auditor. Mr..
Parsons is long and favorably known in
this city, and would make an efficient
officer. He is in every way competent
to fill the position of auditor, and his
friends will endeavor to place him
there.
The Epworth League of Trinity
church, held pleasant meeting last
evening. The parties present were ::
Rev. G. L. Cole, Mr.. j. A. Williams,
Rev. J. A. II. Wilson, Miss Ettie Smith,
Mr.. Clarence Mckee, Miss Nellie B.
Clark, DR.. H. B. Montgomery, Mrs. j..
G. Bender, Mr.. E. A. Emby. The top
ics on the programme were discussed by
Rev. DIR. Cambell, Professor Hutton,
Rev. George L. Cole, Mr.. Weld, and
others.
Yesterday morning the young Tufts.
Lyons defeated the Anchors by score
of to l. The features of the game were
the battery work OF Tebetts and Strohn,
and the work of Griffin at third, for the
young ufts.Lyons. The latter club
would like to meet any team in the city
under IA years of age, the Black Dia-
monds preferred.
The largest meeting of the Democracy
yet held took place at the opera house
Hall last evening, at the gathering OF
the Jackson club. Jos. Mesmer pre-
sided, and John Mitchell Jones was sec
retary. An election of officers resulted
in Mr.. Mesmer and Mr.. Jones being re-
elected as president and secretary, anG
ex-Mayor Workman as first vice presi
dent. The fusion question was discussed
but no action was taken.
On Saturday and Sunday the Southern
California railway (Santa Fe route) will
make the following low rates.
To San Diego ard return, tickets good
returning Monday, S..
To Redondo Beach and return, tickets
good returning Monday, so cents.
To Santa Monica and return, tickets
good returning Monday. so cents.
To Catalina island and return, tickets
good returning Tuesday, So so.
A tour of the Kite Shaped track, Sun
day only, $2.05.
Both the electric and cable street-car
lines now run to the Santa Fe depot.
Long Beach.