Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-22

Max O'RelPs brilliant lecture tonight.
Tickets at box Office of the Los Angeles
theater.
Mr.. 7. A. Saxon, of San Gabriel, left a
large supply of very fine oranges at the
HERALD office yesterday for the enjoy
ment OF the staff.
The board of directors of the Union
league held meeting yesterday and
elected R. ]. Northam president and G..
W. M. Reed secretary, to serve during
the ensuing year.
The grand ball given by the French
Druids, Morton Grove No. 81, in COM
memoration of the fifth anniversary of
its foundation. will take place this even
ing, March 22d, at Turnverein hall.
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so cents, and San Pedro and return 60
cents, on the Los Angeles Terminal rail-
way good going Saturday or Sunday
and returning Saturday, Sunday and
Monday.
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HERALD.
The board of supervisors yesterday ac-
cepted the resignation of H. R. Me-
credy, constable of Fairmont township.
A petition for the incorporation of
Redondo was presented and granted,
and an election ordered to consider the
question for April 18th.
George Abbott was on trial yesterday,
on charge of burglary, before Judge
Smith. Abbott is charged with bur-
glarizing the shop of All Poy, at 1867
Marchessault street. Abbott, it is al
legged, entered the shop of All Poy and
stole chest containing valuables to
the amount Of 5000.
DR.. J. H. Lily of S34 West Tenth
street has an acacia in his yard which
grew thirty feet high since last spring.
Three days ago it was all right. Yester-
day the doctor happened to look at it,
and found it covered with white scale.
The horticultural officer would do well
to inspect that region.
Mr.. Ed Grimes, who lived at Santa
Anita, and whose wife eloped recently
with Charles Kutz, has had warrant
for the arrest of his tickle spouse tele-
graphed to San Francisco and she will
probably be brought back. The child
mentioned in the account of the elope-
ment is seventeen months old and is not
sick.
The Catholics OF Alosta and Azusa are
striving to build church at Azusa.
They are poor, and not being numerous
they look for aid from the good people
of Pasadena and Pomona to help them
in this good cause. 1t is to be hoped
that the wealthy Catholics of Los An
geles will also help the cause. Great
credit is due two ladies of Alosta for
starting this movement. They gave
their time and means to further this
cause. Their names are Misses Katie
and Mary Clogher, Alosta, Los Angeles
county. Cal. They will receive dona-
tions for this purpose.
1t would be difficult matter to find
more feasible proposition than the
building OF a road in Elysian park with
an entrance to the park near Buena
Vista street bridge, and when the ex-
pense of constructing such roadway
was reduced from an estimate OF $10,0 900
to $4,000 by the contractor proposing to
build the same, thereby opening up to
the public the beautiful scenery afforded
BY the elevations, it seems strange that
the proposition was sat down upon by
the council yesterday. This road is a
valuable one for the city