Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
NEWS NOTES.

land, was naturalized by Judge Torrance
yesterday.
A soiree musicale will be given by
Miss Werner's pupils, assisted by en-
inent talent this evening ats O'Clock,
at 1431 Wright street.
The annual inspection of the Seventh
re siment will be held about the 23d of
March. Companies A. G. F., the bugle
and signal corps will be inspected.
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.
Justice Stanton yesterday fined H. G.
Grant, charged with embezzlement,$ 800,
and discharged All Him, arrested on
like charge, for lack of sufficient testi-
mony to convict.
George Eley, sr., and George Eley, jr.,
two Englishmen, were naturalized by
Judge Van Dyke yesterday. The same
honor was conferred on John Brennan,
native of Ireland.
One tare 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).
Rev. Will S. Knighten will speak at
the Y. M. G. A. tomorrow afternoon.
On Tuesday evening the De Lano Guitar
and Banjo club give the next concert in
the members course.
The Electric Railway company yester-
day commenced operating its University
line cars on Spring and Main streets to
the Baker block. On Thursday the cars
will go as far as the bridge.
John Speigler will be arraigned before
Judge Smith of the superior court today
for charge of burglary based on
felonious entry of the house of George
w. Hamilton on February 9th.
Deputy Sheriff G. L. Cruz today will
begin planting 500 soft-shell walnut
trees on his ranch at Boulevard place,
between this city and Santa Monica.
Charley says there are millions in
walnuts.
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HERALD.
The HERALD Office is indebted to Mr..
John McGarvin for a shipment of de-
licious halibut, caught in the famous
fishing preserves near Long Beach.
This kind remembrance is timely and is
appreciated.
On Sunday, February 2Sth, you can
purchase tickets at half rates for COM
plete circuit of the kite-shaped track of
the Southern California railroad (Santa
Fe route). Trains leave Santa Fe depot
$50 and IL O'Clock am.
The police department is holding
valuable fur buggy-robe, which was
taken from thief by Detectives Auble
and Hawley. The officers caught the
man while trying to sell the robe at
1idiculously low price.
In an item in yesterdays HERALD the
name of Fred w. Thompson was men
toned in connection with case of
damages. The HERALD wants it's read
ers to know that this has nothing to do
with +. W. Thompson, the popular
agent of the Rock leland road.
Deputy County Clerks Bray and Bay
ley yesterday had their hands full in in
scribing the names of new citizens in the
great register. During the day over 200
names were added to the list, the bulk
OF the addition coming from the subur-
ban towns. and it is thought that the
registration is brought about by de-
sire of sundry citizens to take action on
saloon licenses.
The students Of the Los Angeles Busi-
ness college and English Training school
had the pleasure oflistening to lecture
by Mr.. j. H. Burks on transactions,
books, and laws of corporations in gen.
eral. The speaker is an eminent ac-
countant, being secretary of the Los An
geles Safe and Deposit company. Miss
F. D. Holmes followed with arecitation,
and Mr.. Walter Cooper with banjo
solo.