Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-21
NEWS NOTES.

Germany, were admitted to citizenship
yesterday.
The underwriters of this city will hold
their annual banquet on the 30th in
Htant. Preparations are being made by
the insurance men to have a most en-
joyable time.
There are undelivsred kilograms at
the Office of the Western Union Tele-
graph company, Main and Court streets,
for Charles Ruthard. Thomas McElroy,
Thomas Goss.
The complaint filed by. Miss V. Ras-
kin against the French newspaper, LIE
Progress, for $4,000 damages for libel,
was knocked out by Judge Van Dyke
on Monday on demurrer.
You can purchase a can OF Morgan
Eagle Brand" oysters for 30 cents from
the Los Angeles Fish company in the
Mott Market, and at the American Fish
company, corner of Third and Spring
streets.
The meetings by S. M. Sayford at the
Y.M.C. A. will be continued tonight
tomorrow night and Sunday afternoon.
On next Tuesday the Tennessee Jubilee
Singers appear under the auspices of
the association.
The Southern California Beekeepers'
association met yesterday at the cham
ber OF commerce, President Abbott pre-
siding. The meeting was held to con-
slider proposition from the State Bee
keepers association inviting concolida-
ton. N
The district attorney filed informa-
tions yesterday against G. H. Baxter for
the murder of J. G. Ramsey, Andrew
Kandalac and Janon Kormos for killing
j. Lieffler, q Southern Pacific watchman,
George johnson, James Hyno and j.
Dean for burglary.
A team of horses attached to wagon
belonging to H. W. Stoll & Co., took
fright yesterday morning while stand
ing at the corner of seventh and Olive
streets, and dashed down Olive street,
but stopped at Eighth street, where the
driver caught them.
The supreme court has handed down
a decision in the case of j. q. Wicker
sham VS.. James L. Crittenden ct al,
setting aside ruling of the lower court
Ou u 4nC cult dlO5C OOI VA
some trouble in the directory of the
Bank of San Luis Obispo.
The directors of the public library
have determined, in order to meet the
large demand for admission to the
library training class, to hold an exam
ination OF applicants on Tuesday after
noon next, the Goth inst. All applica-
tions for admission must be made on the
official blank provided for that purpose
and to be had at the library.
The case OF ]. K. Stump, for forging
the name OF Morris NJ. Green to mort
gage, was called in department one OF
the superior court yesterday, and five
jurorn were secured. The panel was ex-
hausted before the hour for adjourn
ment, and the court ordered the case
continued to Saturday VIII the jury
will be completed from the list of term
trial jurymen.
The police were informed yesterday
by j. Hammel that he was held up by
footpads Tuesday night while on his
way home. Hammel said he was with
In twenty feet of his house when two
men grabbed him and one of them
struck him over the head. the other
seizing him about the throat. They
took his watch and few trinkets. He
exhibited piece OF hose and said it
was the weapon used by his assailants.
III mmel believes he would have been
rendered unconscious but for his hat,
which broke the force of his blow.
The Central California Oil company
filed articles of incorporation with the
county clerk yesterday. The company
is organized for the purpose of purchas-
Ing and developing oil lands and min
ing claims in Fresno and adjoining
counties. The capital stock is $25, 900,
one-fifth of which has been subscribed.
The directors are: VIM. Lacy, VIM.
Lacy, jr., Richard II. Lacy and Freder-
lex Harkness, of this city, and VIM. r.
Rowland, of Puente. The Puente Oil
company also filed similar papers, plac-
ing the capital stock at $1,000,G0
$4,000 of which is subscribed. VIM.
Lacy, VIM. Lacy, jr., Richard FL. Lacy,
W.. j. Broderick and VIM. r. Rowland
are the directors.
The officers Of Los Angeles lodge No.
So, A. 0. q. W., were publicly installed
last night by D. d. G.. M. Cyrenius, as
follows: P. M. W., B. c. Holmes; M.
W., James Cussen; F., @. Anderson !;
overseer, J. H. Mellette; guide, F. Stan
ley; recorder, w. Deveraux; financier,
F. S. Gram; receiver, G. T. Fenner; 1.
W., G. W. Lockwood; 0. W., j. L. Mon
nett. No. 55 was instituted September
oath, 1878, with thirty-six members;
has forwarded to the grand recorder for
assessments and per capita tax the total
Of S53, 3,Sl7 40; has paid for sick benefits
$5640, and for charity $962.40. The
lodge has lost by death twenty-one mem
bers, to whose families the order has
paid $40, 900, and one beneficiary certifi-
cate OF $1,000 to be paid In a few days.
B. 9. Holmes delivered the address.
Miss Buckingham gave charming reci-
tation, responding to an enthusiastic en-
core with a side-splitting selection.
Messrs. William Parker and Holmes
sang several DUETS In pleasing style.