Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-28
NEWS NOTES.

register yesterday.
Will d. Gould will deliver an address
at the Boyle Heights M. Z. church tenn
perance concert tonight.
Peter Brunold, a native of Germany,
was made supremely happy by Judge
Shaw yesterday by being naturalized.
The Y. P. S. @. E. OF Los Angeles will
give union social at Emmanuel Presby-
terian church Wednesday evening,
March 9th.
Rev. DR.. Hutchins will give Talk to
Mothers Sunday morning, in First Con-
gregational church, corner Sixth and
Hill streets.
A Talk to Young Womensby Rev. DR..
Hutchins, in First Congregational
church. corner Sixth and Hill streets,
Sunday evening.
Undeliyered kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph office, corner Main and
Court streets, for Miss X. Fitzpatrick
and VIM. II. Flynn.
The Mission of Suffering at II a. m.
and Punishment of the Wicked at 80
p. M, are Rev. A. G. Smither's subjects
at Temple-street Christian church today.
r. G. Ingersoll says of Samuel P. Put
nam: ''The divine creative spark is
within him." Mr.. Putnam lectures at
Illinois hall, Sunday at 10 O'Clock am.
Admission free.
One fare for the round trip to San
Diego and Hotel Del Coronado, Satur-
day and Sunday, good returning Mon
day, via Southern California railroad
tSanta Fe route).
The Southern California Motor Road
company yesterday hauled to the county
citrus fair at Cotton, 100 passengers.
This was the largest days business in
the history of the road.
A pleasing programme has been ar
ranged for the concert of the Ideal
Guitar and Banjo club, next Tuesday,
IN the Y. M. G. A. course. Miss Milti-
more and ID. Hough will assist.
On Sunday, February 28th, you can
purchase tickets at half rates for COM
plete circuit of the kite-shaped track of
the Southern California railroad (Santa
F6 route). Trains leave Santa Fe depot
$3.50 and IL o'clock am.
Mr.. ). S. Salkey of the Parasian cloak
house, will return from the east today.
During his absence Mr.. Salkey got the
finest line of goods obtainable and is
prepared to show his customers, on his
opening, one of the most complete lines
Of goods ever brought to Los Angeles.
Mr.. Burkhart. president of the Nickle
Plate Railroad company, states that
work will begin on the road tomorrow
and that he expects the road, within
ten days. time, to be in running order to
Hollywood. The extension to Cahuenga
pass and Laurel caflon is settled fact.
s. The Oxymel club will meet at the res
idence of Miss Ethel Graham, 311 West
Seventh street, Monday evening. The
following musicians will assist: Miss
Ellen Beach Yaw, Miss Ethel Graham,
Leitha Lewis, and Charles Ward. The
subject for the evening will be Leap
Year.
The musical programme at the Y.M.C.
Ameeting for men at O'Clock this after
noon, includes solos by Miss Austermell
and Mrs. Brown, an instrumental trio
by Messrs. Klages, Wilson and Tuthill
and song service led by A. W. Hare
and an orchestra. Rev. Will A. Knighten
will speak.
Ehe Welsh residents of Los Angeles
will celebrate st. David's day, Tuesday.
March 1st, by giving supper and en-
tertainment in the evening in the par
lors of the First Presbyterian church.
Some of the young people will appear in
the quaint, old-fashioned costumes
which were in vogue in Wales many
years ago.
Last Friday evening the Harmony
literary society elected new officers as
follows: G. R. Myers, president; @.
w. Haegerman. vice president; B. A.
Everest, secretary; M. Kroeger, treas
urer; II. @. braves and G. Haegerman,
ST., marshals; j. Kidson, janitor. The
subject for debate next Friday is:
Resolved, That capital punishment is
justifable.
The Salvation Army yesterday made
such din wEile marching down Spring
street in a divine ecstasy, that horse
attached to furniture wagon at the
corner of Third and Main streets became
frightened kicked itself out of the traces,
smashed the wagon to kindling wood
and badly cut itself all over the BODY. A
complaint will be sworn to tomorrow
morning against the "army'' by the
owners Of the rig.
Proposals will be received by the
chamber of commerce until p. m. of
Friday, March 4th, for lease of appro-
pirate quarters for the chamber for one
year or more, beginning April 1st. Pro-
posals will be restricted to the district
between Temple and Fifth streets and
Main and Broadway, and must state To-
cation, rooms, square feet of floor space,
etc. For particulars see or address
either the president or secretary OF the
chamber.
There will be recital next week in
some public hall, by invitation, on ac-
count of the completion Of the work of
P. Colberg's sonata for piano and violin
in d minor, containing four movements.
The composition OF this work required
eight months. At this recital only
compositions of Mr.. Colberg's will be
played. Mr.. Tomascienvircs will play
the violin, and some of Mime. Fabbri's
pupils will sing. Mrs. j. X. Cochran of
Chicago will play piano solos.
The following programme OF sacred