Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1892-03-08
NEWS NOTES.

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night. Go and hear it.
Andreas Bennold, native of Switzer-
land, was naturalized by Judge Shaw
yesterday.
ern friends. No present could be more
appropriate.
Judge Wade yesterday made an
American citizen out of James Craven
of England.
A Golden Gate excursion will arrive
today from the east over the Southern
Pacific and proceed to San Francisco.
Raymond excursion of thirteen cars
arrived yesterday via the Southern Pa
cific from the east, and went to San
Diego.
w. H. Hoegee, the manufacturer of
awnings, tents, sails, ETC., is again back
at his old stand in the new Wilson block,
ia East First street.
The union meeting of the Chautau-
quans will be held at the Y. M. G. A.
parlors Wednesday evening, March 10th,
when all interested are invited.
The Los Angeles Presbyterian alli-
ance met last evening at the First Pres
byterian church. Rev. G. M. Fisher
and Rev. D. R. Colmery discussed the
subject, Is 1t a Bridge or Chasm?
The Pen.ecost meetings will open at
Main-street M. E. church, between Hill
and Main streets, on Wednesday even
ing, March 9TH, and will be continued
over Sabbath. All are invited to attend.
The lecture in the Y. NJ. G. A. course
tonight will be given by Rev. ]. G.
Fletcher instead of Mr.. L. E. Mosher.
Tie subject will be Two Thousand Miles
up the Amazon. Admission is free to
members and friends of the association.
Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph Office, corner Main and
Court streets, for Geo. H. Coffin, Frank
A. Salmons. Theo. Wilken, S. E. Hat
field, Mr.. J. F. Charles, L. T. Rogers,
DR.. G. d. Keller, A. S. Tanning, 0. R.
Pouncelet.
H. Kruckeberg, of Florence, CAL, has
left at this Office sample of cigars
made from tobacco raised near Flor
ence. They were manufactured by
William Hespe of Los Angeles and are
of good quality. Any information as to
raising, curing or preparing tobacco
will be given on application to Mr..
Kruckeberg,
DR.. Spaulding's illustrated lecture on
Pompeii is an educational treat. The
listener enjoys double privilege. He
learns more of Vesuvius and Pompeii
than any books could teach him, while
he looks upon series of beautiful pic
lures which are not only pleasing as
views, but are superior to the best en-
cravings and photographs by reason of
their greater size and clearness. Sale of
reserved seats begins this morning at
Bartlett's music house.
The Chill Democratic Club of Califor-
mia No. l" will not meet tonight. The
regular meeting will be held Tuesday
the 18th inst, at Y. M. l. hall, 1852
North Main street, at z 80 in the even
ing. The meeting will be of unusual
interest as arrangements will be made to
elect 100 delegates from the club TO at
tend the national Democratic conven-
ton. The club roll is steadily increas-
ing and will soon reach one thousand
members. 1t is now the largest politi-
William Rooney, OF AS Turner street,
an old and respected citizen, says, in
reference to the case Of Billy Bonner,
that the latter's statement about him
in regard to the trouble which occurred
between them ON Sunday is entirely
wrong. He states that Mrs. Bonner
ran out at him as he was passing and
abused him, and that she was followed
by her son, who fired shot at him
from his revolver; then Mr.. Rooney
walked off and swore out warrant. Mr..
Rooney complains that the Boomers
draw an undesirable class of neighbors
to that vicinity.
Mr.. L. FL. Green entertained party
Of his friends last Sunday evening under
the auspices OF the Elks at Mcdonald
hall, on Main street. The evening will
long be remembered by all who enjoyed
the pleasure OF being present. The
occasion was the farewell OF Mr.. Green
to Los Angeles, as he left for the east
yesterday. After the social session"
at the lodge room the entire party adj
jcurned to Jerry's and were banqueted
by Mr.. Green. An elegant spread was
laid out and all present did ample JUS
tice to the repast. After each had either
sung his song or recited his little piece
the party dispersed, wishing Major
Green a safe trip to the east and
speedy return to Southern California.
Among those present were the following
named gentlemen: R. j. Northam,
Judge Clark, Geo. P. McLain, M. Leh-
man, Gus. Krocker, H. F. Gutsch, F. E.
Holtslander, Col. G. H. Dutton, I. P.
Hill, w. H. English, IL. T. Rodman, L.
H. Green, W. 0. Gilkey, J. E. Brink,
Edward w. banners, j. +. Timothy, L.
III. Hovey, A. G. Gilkey, c.. F. Beck,
Will Salter, w. H. Routzahn, VIM. j.
Scott, J. Jos. Schmitker, Geo. Atwood.
f. V. Maud, w. j. Holpin, H. A. Pugh,
AL Hawthorn.
The Chinese theater orchestra plays
at the citrus fair tonight.