Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-14
NEWS NOTES.

The poultry show will remain open all
day and evening today.
Judge Wade yesterday naturalized An
dreas Schultz, native of Germany.
The third annual fair of the Twenty
eighth Agricultural association will be
held at Cotton on 1.-THE 22d to the 26th
inst.
This is Communion day at Trinity
church, South Broadway. DIR. Stradley,
the pastor, will preach both morning
and evening.
The announcements of the principal
church services of the city. lectures, etc.,
appear every Sunday on the sixth page
OF the HERALD.
Ella Lizzie Triesler, feeble minded
girl 10 years. of age, was sent to the Home
for Feeble Minded Children by Judge
Wade yesterday.
Los Angeles Chapter No. 33, Royal
Arch Masons. will confer the Mark
degree at 1855 South Spring street,
tomorrow evening.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company. Main and Court streets,
for VIM. L. Allison and Ben Rees.
At the First Congregational church
Rev. DR.. Hutchins will preach this
morning. Subject, Jeremiah - in the
evening the topic will be "Spurgeon.
DR.. w. H. Pendleton will preach at
the Y. M. G. A. this afternoon at
O'Clock. Charles Valentine gives a
violin solo and A. W. Hare tenor solo.
The Apollo club is reported to have
secured two of the best soloists on the
Pacific coast for their next concert, to
be given Monday evening, February %
Otto Weyse, who hit T. c. Naramore
over the head with board on February
I'd, was yesterday found guilty of bat
terry by Justice Owens. He will be SEN
fenced tomorrow.
Don't miss the grand excursion Satur-
day and Sunday to San Diego and Hotel
del Coronado via the Southern Califor-
MIA railway (Santa Fe route). One fare
for the round trip.
Tickets for the Foran operatic concert
TO be given in the Simpson auditorium
Friday evening, 10Th inst, now on sale
at the music stores. Plan of reserved
seats at Bartletts' music house.
District Attorney McLachlan yester-
day received telegram to the effect that
the supreme court had made the writ of
prohibition absolute restraining Judge
Wade from purchasing furniture for his
court room.
Officer Steele yesterday arrested at
boot-black stand on Spring street, an
Italian named Jerry Gussa, who is
wanted in Tulare for assaulting q man
with an axe. Gussa's description has
been on file here since February 9th.
The Treble Clef concert will De given
on Wednesday night, March 30th, at
O'Clock, in the Grand opera house.
Associate membership may be obtained
either by application to the active mem
bers of the club. or through Mr.. B. S.
Stoneman.
The ladies of St. Johns Episcopal
shurch will give social on Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. DIR.
Cowles, corner Pico and Hope streets.
The young ladies of the church are also
preparing surprise for the entertain
ment of the members of the congrega-
ton.
The friends of the News and Working
Boys home, who have been 90 helpful
in the meetings Of prayer and song each
Sabbath, now wish to organize Sab
bath school and want the bows to ioin
the sabbath-school army. There will
De 9 meeting this afternoon at 4 80 at
3l9 East First street.
Miss Hazel Keyes is advertised to
mSEe balloon ascension today from
Westlake park, when monkey is to be
let fall in parachute. This would seem
to be a case for Humane Society Officer
Wright to take cognizance of and pre-
vent. 1t is certainly cruelty to subject
an animal to such an experience.
Another large sale was closed yester-
day which will bring an additional Sec
ton of land close to this city under i'm
mediate cultivation. Mr.. F. r. Miner
bought of the Stearns Ranch company
over 900 acres of land situate on the
Santa Fe railway, adjoining the town of
Buena Park, this county. The sale was
made through Messrs. Belts & Silent of
This city, the consideration being $32 900.
Frank Baker and lady were driving
on Alameda street, yesterday morning,
when their horse took fright and ran
away. The buggy upset and its occu-
pants were thrown out. The lady
escaped injury, but Baker was badly cut
about the head. He was taken to
Griffith's lumber yard, where DIR. Kurtz
attended him. The horse was captured
by Officer Bob Martin, on First street,
Before Justice Austin yesterday Mrs.
A. L. Colby and her daughter Mabel of
Boyle Heights were tried for assault, the
complaining witness being Franz Frank,
q neighbor of the Colby's. Frank
claimed that during quarrel Mrs. Colby
and the little girl attacked him with
fence-pickets. He held Mabeps hands,
and while doing SO was cut by the
mother with a knife. The defendants
denied the story in toto with such an
appearance of truthfulness that the
Justice discharged them.