Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-31
NEWS NOTES.

Judge Smith yesterday naturalized
Ferdinand Kotz, a native of Germany.
Rev. A. J. Wells will preach for the
last time in Plymouth church today,
Twenty-first street.
The Turnverein will meet at the hall
at O'Clock this afternoon to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Grasse.
Prof. Payne will organize class for
beginners = ladies and gentlemen
Thursday evening, February 4th.
The lecturer DR.. Mary Allin ad-
dresses meeting of men and boys at
the Y. M. G. A. at 3 O'Clock today.
Sarah Louise Lotzer got divorce
from Ebenezer, her husband, for deser-
ton, before Judge Wade yesterday.
The announcements of the principal
church services of the city, lectures,
etc., appear every Sunday on the sixth
page of the HERALD.
The Caledonian club will celebrate
Burns anniversary with concert and
dance on Friday, February 9th, at 8
p. M, in the Illinois hall.
One fare for the round trip on Pano-
rama trains over the kite-shaped track
of the Southern California railway
santa Fe route), today, January 31st.
The Los Angeles Athletic club will ad-
NIT juniors from IA to Is years of age to
class of physical training on Mondays
and Thursdays from $50 to s 80 p. m.
At Justice Austin's seance yesterday,
four drunks and one disorderly person
figured assubjects. Justice Owens gave
four vags to the chain-gang for ten days.
Pastor Smither, of Temple street
Christian church, breaches at IL a. m.
upon A Sinners Deliverance Typifed !;
at 7:30 p. m. upon Is There Future
Life?
Judge Mckinley, of the superior
court, went to San Pedro yesterday to
examine the alleged scale-infested
orange trees imported from the island
of Tahiti.
Justice Stanton held Myer and Hyser,
who were arrested on a charge of burg
larry by Deputy Sheriff Russell Friday.
in $500 bail each for hearing on
Thursday.
The revival meeting at Trinity church
goes on with ever increasing interest.
Bishop Haygood will preach today,
morning and evening, and there will be
mass meeting for young people at 8
p. M.
Judge N. P. Wade, of department six,
will deliver the first of series of Ma
sonic lectures to be given under the
auspices of Southern California lodge
No. 29S next Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary Sd.
Two little girls, aged about 10 years
got into quarrel yesterday on Com
mercial street, and one of the precocious
youngsters came into Justice Austin's
court and swore out complaint against
her antagonist.
All Yum, cook in the Wilson dining
parlor, in the Wilson block, struck q
waiter girl named Maud Harkins, yes
terday, and Maudie swore out a. COM
plant against the rufianIy heathen be-
fore Justice Austin. s.-.f ss
DR.. S. Fl. Weller will deliver free
lecture on the life OF Titiens, at the
school of art and design. corner Third
and Spring streets, on Tuesday next,
at z 80 p. m. Art students and ali
interested are invited.
The ladies of the John A. Logan w.
r. @. have arranged novel entertain
ment in the character of sash party,
which is to take place the evening OF
February 10th, at the G. A. r. hall, No.
612 South Spring street.
The Riverside Press has issued most
creditable annual" The illustrations
are better than anything of the kind
heretofore published in Southern Cali
fornia, while the text is full of informa-
ton most entertainingly written.
Those clever check-forgers and
swindlers. the Crockers, alias Franklins,
whose crimes have been told in full in
these columns, were yesterday held by
Justice Owens on two additional charges
in $4,000 each. Each is now held in
$4,000 bail.
The first patent thermometer, self
registering, ever in Los Angeles can be
seen at Platt's jewelry store. The in
strument registers the temperature of
every hour, as well as gives the correct
time. By this means temperature NAV
be kept for one week at time.
There will be grand balloon ascen.
sion and double parachute jump by Miss
Hazel Keyes and her pet monkey, Yam
Yam, at Westlake park, on Sunday aft
ernoon, January 31st, at O'Clock, pro-
vidlng it does not rain. in which case Il
will be postponed for one week.
An informal meeting of the Demo-
eratic city central committee was held
IL the law Office of Del Vale & Munday
last night. No business of importance
was transacted. A canvass was had OF
each member present as to their choice
for Democratic nomination for president,
and David Bennett Hill was the
unanimous choice.
Quick time to Redlands. The South
ern Pacific Co., on and after Monday,
February 1st, will operate to Redlands
without transfer. Time between Los
Angeles and Redlands, 2 hours and 10
minutes. The fast trains going to Red
lands carry passengers for Cotton, San
Bernardino and Riverside. See time
table this paper.
Messrs. Hanna & Webb, resident
agents for the Home, of New Yoak, and
fho Providence. Washington. insurance