Los Angeles herald., 1892-09-24


nidnieht, septem Der "a, for southern Caliiof
mia: Fair wea her; nearly stationary TEN
perature, Winds enerally wsst-r rly,
The public school children will cele-
brate Columbus. day, October 2lst, by
carving out q programme consisting OF
patriotic. features.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office, cor
per North Main sud Court streets,
September Odd, for Francis NJ Colen, j.
"a. Pegg, Casper Sittle, Felix Levick.
The death occurred yesterday OF Mrs.
George M. Hoton. She had been Ill ior
long time from a severe diseass, ana
the end relieved her from great suffering.
The sympathy OF num5rrlees trends ls
extended to Judge Holton IN THIS, MS
hour OF sorrow.
Ben Benjamin, who he's hcon connect
ed with the daily press for the past seven
years as sporting writer, will To-Day COM
mence the publication of weekly called
Sport, devoted to all branches OF out
door pastimes.
A Jolly party will sail from Avalon,
Catalina island, September 25th for the
San Diego celebration, including
Judge J. ?. Sheets, Willard Beeson,
George Sanderson, Messrs. McClam:
G. f. Reeves, Ciarana Fenton, Christ
Ringsin, j. Bset, Chappeil and W. ID.
Bloeser.
Police Clerk r. E. Cottle received a
telegram yesterday morning announcing
the death OF his father, E. L. N. Cottle,
of Tulare, aged 76 years. The fret init
nation Mr. Cottle had OF his fathers
illness was the announcement of his
death. Mr.. Cottle left last night for
Tulare, expecting to return on Monday.
Articles of Incorporation were filed
yesterday bv the Equitable Mutual
Building and loan association, of Los
Angeles. The capital stock ls $1,000,
600. of which $l6 500 has been actually
subscribed. The following are the di-
rectors: Walter G. DurgN, Henry S.
0rme, Frank Irving, Thomas G. Bristor
and Bradner w. Lee, all of Los Angeles.
Two boys escaped from the Whittier
reform school Yesterday. One of them
was Charles X. Hill, III years old,
feet IL inches tall, weight, l40 pounds.
He has light auburn hair and blue eyes.
Hie home WAS Denver, Colo, but he was
committed from San Bernardino. The
other was Burt Starr, l6 years old, 5
feet inches tall, auburn hair and blue
eyes. His home is in Santa Barbara
he was committed from Ventura. Both
boys wore their work clothes.
To show what close figuring is being
done in this city, it is stated that on the
bidding on o. w. Krause's house,
which is to be built on Twenty-ninth
street, there were II bids, all of which
ranged within a few dollars of each
other, and three of the bids were exactly
the same, those of Messrs. Reming-
ton, Thompson end Harmon being identi-
cal. These gentlemen decided to pull
straws for the prize. Mr.. Remington
getting the longest straw, vas awarded
the aontract.
A number of young ladies and gentle
men assembled in the psrlors of the
Y. M. @. A, on Thursday evening, and,
after listening to an address by Miss
Winnie S. Morris, state superin tendent
and organizer of Young Woman e
Christian Temperance Unions of North
ern California, upon Our Country and
Relation Thereto, were organized into
the Los Angeles Young Woman's Chris
tiaa Temperance union. The following
officers were elected: President, Miss
Gertrude Finuey: recording secretary,
Miss Edith Holden; corresponding sec.
retary, Mrs. II. W. Brodbeck ; treasurer,
Misc Herman.
The sympathy of many Pomona
people goes out to r. t. Davie, recently
blacksmith in this place, and now of
New Jerusalem, Ventura county, says
the Pomona Progress, because of the
trouble that has come into his family.
1t seems that among the young people
who were given cordial welcome to
the Davis home in Ventura county was
young man named George Wagner,
Vho became favorite in the house.
MF. and Mrs Davis gave him their con-
fdence and honor. He abused it, and
the newspapers up that way have been
full of an awful scandal he created in
the family where ne was made well
come guest. Mr.. Davis had MIN ar
rested, but the young rascal was subse.
quently freed upon his marrying little
Mamie, the Is year old daughter of Mr..
Davis.
MOntefiDre Orthodox Ccnera1atinn