Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-23


Rainfall for season, 6.39.
Forecast.
Forecast for Southern California: Fair
weather; slight changes in temperature; soutL
to west winds.
DR.. L. w. French and Charles r..
Johnson are spoken OF as possible Re-
publican police commissioners.
The overland train on the Santa Fe
was loaded down with climate seekers
from the east Yesterday over $50 peo-
pie being on board.
The programme for the usual Sunday
afternoon concert at Westlake park
christmas by the Douglass military
hand has been specially arranged for the
occasion.
An entertainment was given at Turn
verein hall last night by Robert Lee and
II. Neumann, assisted by Mr.. Murphy
and the members of the Turnverein.
The affair was we'll attended and closed
with ball.
The evolution OF the Los Angeles tur-
kew is proceeding at satisfactory rate.
There is hanging up in jerry Illich's
window young gobbler OF IL months
that weighs 261s pounds.
The Anaheim Cooperative Beet
Sugar company is an established fact.
The erection OF the factory will com
mence about January 1st and will be in
full blast in the near future.
Mrs. w. H. Seamans returned yester-
dav from four months visit to Wash
ington. New York, Boston and Chicago,
amending some time at Tarrytown on
the Hudson. Captain and Mrs. Sea-
mans will 90 to San Francisco for the
Christmas holidays.
An excellent programme has been
announced by the young ladies OF Bel
mont hall for their closing exercises this
evening. The following ladies will par
ticipate: Misses Criger, Carey, Rouell,
Longfellow, Ryland, Mildred Spencer,
Lulu Carey, Nellie Parker, Heartt,
Spencer, Parcy. Various choruses and
exercises will also be given.
The HERALD Office received yesterday
from II. w. Stoll & Co. a case Of the
celebrated Edelbrau beer, from the Bnf-
falo Brewing company of Sacremento.
It ie an exceptionally fine beverage and
il highly recommended for its nourish-
ing qualities. Mr.. Stoll is a noted bot
tier and handles large quantities of this
and other excellent brands of beer.
Louisa Cheechini, an incorrigible girl;
aged about 8 years, was taken to the
police station and will be sent to some
institution where she will be properly
taken care of. Humane Officer Wright
placed her in the Ransom home, but
she ran away, and on being apprehend-
ed she was taken to the station.
U q, NJ
held their annual election OF officers at
Masonic Temple, corner First and Spring
streets. Monday evening, December
10th, the following officers being elected
for the ensuing year. Edwin Lupton,
worehipful master; s. l.. Prlchard,
senior warden; George Varco, Junior
warden; Tom j. Weldon, treasurer; W..
W. Robinson, secretary.
Mrs. Charles Speryne and family of
Colorado Springs, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B.
Bernard of Denver, Allen ]. Smith of
London, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Daniels,
Mrs. F. Opp, son and daughter, of St.
Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Russell, Miss
Birdie Russell, Whit Russell, of Padu-
cab, KY, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. L. Bonk-
ler and Mrs. R. Lawton of Chicago are
among the late arrivals at the Bellevue
Terrace hotel.
Col. A. A. Pope OF Boston, pioneer
of the movement in this country for the
improvement of roads, will speak this
afternoon at O'Clock, at the chamber
of commerce. All who are interested
in the subject of better roads are re-
quested to be present. After the lecture
the subject OF road improvement will be
treated to q general discussion. 1t is
hoped that the lecture of so we'll known
man ON so important topic may
draw out considerable crowd.
Ii he Citizens Non-Partisan Refor N
association will prove to be one-half ss
proficient in killing bad laws aa their
executive committee is in faithfully con-
sidering all their projects, they will ac
compllsh all of their proposed reforms
and have several to spare besides. Yes
terday morning the committee met in
Mr.. Collins office. This time they fur
ther discussed the various bills under
consideration to be presented to the
legislature. They also desire to talk
personally with each of the members of
the legislature before they 60 north.
After good deal of hard and earnest
consideration the committee decided to
adjourn until Up. m. next Thursday, in
Mr.. Collins Office in the B1yson- Bone
brake block.