Los Angeles herald., 1892-05-15
NEWS NOTES.

A complaint for battery was sworn
out yesterday afternoon against j. A.
Graves, one of the leading attorneys in
the city. The complaining witness is G.
T. Bean. Mr.. Graves was arrested dur
ing the afternoon and paid up 500 bail
for his appearance in the police court on
Monday morning.
Yesterday afternoon, Deputy Sheriff
Isbell of Rivera brought in to the
county Jail Mexican named Paloma
Burrell, accused of horse stealing. He
was captured near Los Metos, and
claims that he was drunk and did not
know what he was doing. The horse
stolen is the property of a Mr.. Parsons,
who lives at Rivera.
Cathedral, Main street, between Sec
ond and Third streets-At 10 a. M, Carl
Marc Won Weber's mass will be rem
dered; at the offeratory, Justus ct
Palma, by Lambilotte; duet, Mr.. Jos.
F. Vale, tenor, and Mr.. N. Laub, base |;
Prof. F. Meme, violinist A. G. Gard
ner. organist. Feast of Saint Isidore
vespers, 80 p. m.
There is considerable talk about the
failure of the police commissioners to
provide any means for the payment of a
police surgeon. DIR. Bryan, who is de-
voting much time to this branch of the
city's business, receives no pay for his
services. The matter will come up
shortly before the commissioners.
At st. Vincent's church, corner of
Grand avenue and Washington street,
the following numbers Of sacred music
will be sung: Vidi Aquam, chorus,
Palestrina; Veni Creator, soprano solo,
Miss X. Kimball and chorus; Haydn's
sixth mass entire. For the offertory !:
Arrillaga's Ave Maria, duet and chorus,
in which Miss Bertha and Helen Roth
will sing the solo parts; postlude,
Grand Choeur, Saloma, Prof. T. W.
Wilde. The service begins at 10 o'clock.
Rev. DR.. Schneider, rabbi of Congre-
cation Ernam-El, at Spokane, WASH,
is in the city, at the United States ho-
tel. The doctor. the former rabbi of the
Jewish congregation of this city, is on
lecture tour through Washington, Brit
ish Columbia, Oregon and California.
He will lecture tomorrow evening at s
p. m. in the synagogue. His subject
will be: Modern Judaism as the Basis
of Religious Revival among the Edu
Gated Glasses. Admission will be free.
The doctor is noted author, and his
newest work, Reformed Judaism and
Its Pioneers, was well received by the
eastern press.
Articles of Incorporation were filed in
the clerks Office Friday for the Pa
cifc Gold and Silver Extraction COM
pany. This company is formed for the
purpose of developing the gold mines in
the Silver mountain district, in San
Bernardino county, CAL, by the use of
the Macarthur Forrest cyanide process.
Their milling plant, which is now in
operation, is located three and half
miles northeast of Oro Grande, with an
Office in Los Angeles. The directors
are J. B. Rentchler, M. M. Morrison,
Jos. A. Chanslor, F. H. Piefer, Chas:
Garfield, E. L. Doheny; the officers for
the first year are as follows: M. M.
Morrison, president; Jos. A. Chanslor,
vice president; E. l.. Doheny, secretary,
and ]. B. Rentchler, treasurer and gen.
eral manager.
A meeting Of the American Protective
league was held at Mcdonald hall, on
Tuesday evening, May 14th. Capt. M.
M. Chase was elected temporary chair
man, and Frank T. Barnes, temporary
secretary. After an explanation of the
objects of the meeting by the chair, the
election of officers took place with the
following result: Governor, Samuel
Hamilton; lieutenant-governor. G. S.
Sylvester secretary, Frank 7. Barnes; !;
treasurer, E. Hill; collector, W. o.
Merithew; speaker, Capt. j. G. Gid
den; marshal, A. W. Curby; deputy
marshal, F. w. Packard; teacher, Capt.
M. M. Chase; directress, to Le elected
trustees, Capt. J. G. Glidden, D. Walsh,
G. Hickson; medical examiners, Drs.
Danl McSweegan, j. H. Uttley.