Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-06
NEWS NOTES.

P.B. Lamtie OF Ireland was made a
citizen by Judge Smith yesterday, and
George Joerman of Switzerland by Judge
Clark.
W. Rodman and Richard Chittenden
were admitted to practice in the supe-
rior court yesterday.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company. Main and Court streets,
for R. w. Steinbsh and Jeanette q An
derson.
The Catholics of the eastern end of
the San Gabriel valley are trying to
build church in Azusa, and request
has been made to the HERALD to re-
quest assistance in the matter. The
move was started by the Misses Clogher
of Azusa.
Hon. T. E. GibboE will lecture this
evening at so O'Clock at Judge McKin-
ley's court room, before the Law
Students league. The subject will be
Private Corporations. Those who heard
his former lectures on Municipal Cor
porations will be pleased to see this an
nouncement.
The Republican National League club
held meeting last evening in the base
ment of the California bank building,
President Haynes being in the chair.
About fifty members OF the club were
present. The speaker Of the evening
was Major Donnell.
The members of the Caledonian club
are making great preparations for their
entertainment and dance, which takes
place at the Turnverein hall on the 18th
instant. The illustrations of the High
lands and Lowlands of Scotland by Prof.
Downie will be one of the features OF
the affair.
The Los Angeles County Teachers in
stitute is now in session in this city.
The institute meets every morning and
afternoon at the high school. Consid-
erable routine work was gone through
with yesterday. The attendance OF
teachers is unusually large this year.
The institute will be in session for sew
eral days.
A new circle of the order of the Com
panions of the Forest will be instituted
this evening at Foresters' hall, 1879
North Main street, with about sixty
charter members. The new circle,
which is the third in the city, is the
ladies' branch of the Foresters. The
Ancient Order of Foresters of America
have four courts here, with member
ship of about 900.
Mr.. J. G. Evans is not only the pos
SCISSOR of some fine mining property at
Newhall, which he is developing, but he
ic 0f fbnco 1uho ho1iouoc hot no11
may be taken from the soil of our val
leys and mesas, if properly cultivated.
acting on the latter theory, he has Just
completed setting out sixty acres to figs
near Redondo Beach. This is probably
the largest single tract planted to figs
in Los Angeles county. He has also set
out five acres of walnuts at Rivera.
An exceptionally fine concert was
given by Mrs. Fannie Gray at Camp
bells hall, East Los Angeles, last even
ing. The programme was we'll carried
out and fully met the appreciation of the
large audience that was present. Mrs.
Fayman deserves special mention for
the excellent manner in which she sang
several we'll selected songs. This lady
is great local favorite. The entire pro-
gramme was splendidly rendered and
everyone went away satisfied with the
evenings entertainment.
At the annual meeting of the Union
League last night the following report
was submitted and approved: Receipts
for year, $41O0; new members for year,
81; receptions given during year, g.
The resignation OF President Bob
Northam has not been accepted yet by
the new board, and will not be acted
upon until the next monthly meeting.
The new board of directors are w. H.
Thomas, H. G. Millard. F. G. Teed,
Frank House, E. w. Kinsey, r. j.
Northam, G. L. Arnold, B. Stern, E. L.
Stern; G. w. M. Reid, secretary.
The hackmen and expressmen held a
very enthusiastic meeting last night,
and committees were appointed to en-
roll members in the different wards.
The scope of their organization includes
every voter in favor of liberal, progress
sive men for city officers, and they have
the assurance of hearty support from
wealthy business men. Their plan of
campaign is likely to be very effective,
as they propose to give their support to
the candidate of their choice, without
regard to politics. Another meeting
will be held in a week.
removal.
CT. Paul. stoves hardware, ETC., has removed
to 130 s. Main.
Ask for Mullan Rlnatt g. Co.'S oalahro+ad on,