The herald., 1893-02-18


weather; cooler; northsrly winds.
Not one single marriage license was
obtained yesterday of the county clerk.
The new red cement walk around the
county court house is now nearly COM
pleted.
There will be Sunday afternoon con-
cert at Westlake park by the Douglass
military band, at 2 80 O'Clock.
John Musso, we'll known musician,
was made happy yesterday by the ar.
rival of a l0.pound girl at his house.
The first annual ball OF the Order oi
Railway Conductors, Los Angeles Divis.
ion No. Ill, will be held at Turner hall
on Wednesday evening.
Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph company's Office, cor.
ner Main and Court streets, February
18th, for ]. d. Smiley, E. Jameson, S. s.
Wallace, A. L. Moffett.
The following church was incorporated
by the county clerk yesterday: The
African Methodist Episcopal church OF
Duarte. The incorporatora are Hector
McLain, Ben McLain. William Burle
son, Duarte; W. II. Murray and Thos.
Dorsey, Monrovis.
The Seventh regiment will be. mus.
tered tonight at Armory hall, to be
inspected bya committee from the legis-
lature. The committee has been sent
here to examine into the condition oi
the National guard.
The following building permits were
issued yesterday: M. II. Stine, two
etory frame dwelling, Flower street, be.
tween Eighth and Ninth, $2029; Mr..
Patterson, to repair frame etore, 426
South Spring, $400; J. @. Fsrnsworth,
frame dwelling, Chicago street, near
Fourth, 5000; E. 7. Stimson, two-story
frame dwelling, Adams street, near
Grand avenue, $4,000; George A. How
ard, frame dwelling, Santee street, $2500.
The annual election of the National
bank of California, held on the 11th in.
slant, resulted in the election OF the
following directore: Mr.. o. III. Chur-
chill, Hon. 0. S. Johnson, Hon. Thomas
r. Bard, Hon. John Wolfskill, DR.. W.
s. Graves, Maj. E. f. G. Klokke, Gen.
M. H. Sherman, Mr.. e. W. Mcdonald,
Mr.. George Irvine, Mr.. w. L. De Van,
Mr.. S. E. Newten. Mr.. A. Hadley and
Col. John M. @. Marble.
The Young Mems Literary society
AC1N q lACCbAnH ldEb 1uQTEQdV ulRIG III
the parlors of the Union academy, at
which the question of the annexation of
Hawaii WAS discussed, and it WAS finally
decided that Hawaii should not be per-
mitted to be a part of our territory
This society of young men who are
studying the various great questions be-
fore the nation should receive the sup.
port of every man who ia inclined to
give the ''young man" show, and it is
to be hoped that they may be able to
secure some suitable hall for future pub
lie meetings. The present officers OF the
society are: President, Frank Domin-
guez; vice-president, A. W. P. Kinney
secretary, w. M. Hiatt; treasurer, Fred
Kits.
According to the original plan the
pictures from Southern California that
were desired to be exhibited at the
worlds fair should have first been sent
to the mechanics fair at San Francisco
about a month ago, where they would
have been passed upon. Owing to some
Misunderstanding the pictures were not
sent north. In order that they should
not be barred from entry for
exhibit Mr.. J. d. Phelan made
special trip to Los Angeles and ex-
amined the intended entries. Yester.
day the county worlds fair committee
received telegram from Mr.. Phelan
stating that the meeting of the art ex
hibit commission would be held in San
Francisco today, at which time hs
would make his report in relation to the
paintings in the southern district. A
large oil painting, showing collection
of various flowers, is attracting much at
tention in the chamber of commerce ex
hibit hall. Mrs. Mabel Lemos is the
artist.