The herald., 1893-02-19

500 500 ,. ?. M m so.i9 50 60 ss " Clear.
Max. tenn, 73: min. tenn. 40.
Rainfall past "a hours o 90.
Rsinfsll Tor the season, l7.46.
Forecast.
weather; stationary temperature; variable
winds.
n. Pansler, a trainman and member
Of the B. of r. T., and employed on The
coast division of the Santa Fe. died yes
terday morning of typhoid fever. He
leaves wife and two children.
Twa senate committees are in the city,
having been to visit the Whittier state
reform school. They will on Monday
spend the morning in the state normal
school.
The young Tufts-Lyons yesterday de-
feated the Redondos by the score of IL
to 4. Meath and Stronhn did great bat
terry work, baving IA strike outs, while
Tyler was hit hard at times.
Mr.. Hostetter, who owns the Hostel
ter tract, it is said, will sue for a perma-
hent injunction against the construction
of the smelter on Boyle Heights, as soon
as work commences on its construction.
The game of baseball at Athletic park
this afternoon between the Redondo and
Tufts-Lyon Arms company mines will
doubtless be we'll contested. A large
attendance is looked for.
The Ideal Guitar and Banjo club, as
sisted by Miss N. Carl Myers, soprano,
and Prof. G.. A. Hough, recitationist,
will give concert in the Y. M. o. A.
auditorium tomorrow evening.
The first annual ball by the Order of
Railway Conductors at Armory hall will
take place Wednesday evening. The
music will be by Lowinsky's orchestra,
Invitations and tickets can be obtained
from members or at the door.
A Los Angeles branch OF the Keeley
league has been formed in this city,
with 33 charter members from all parts
of the United States. Only graduates
of Kelley institutes are eligible to mem
bership. The object of the society is to
spread intelligence Of the Kelley cure.
Amos Maitland was arrested yesterday
afternoon on suspicion. He had in his
possession steel picket and chain for
picketing stock. The chain was about
40 feet long. He could give no satis-
factory account OF himself. and was
locked up.
Officers Auble and Benson Of the de-
tective force found three small boys last
night near the San Fernando depot, and
they were taken to the central station.
They gave their names as Leon Cavagna,
James Donovan and Fred Gette. Cav
agna Is supposed to be boy wanted in
San Francisco for stealing $40. They
had a bootblack outfit.
The following officers of Boyle Heights
lodge, No. 204, 1. 0. G. t., were installed
Monday night: R, W. Rogers, P. @. T. ;
w. J. Edwards, @. T.; Miss Yetta Dex-
ter, V. T.; f. II. Smith, R. S.; Flora
Chaffin, A. s.; ]. R. Rogers, F. S. ;
Efie Oxby, T.; Mamie Hazletine. chap
lain; w. Caller, M; Miss Zoe Lewis,
d. M: L. P. Caller, S.
Two rather important visitors spent
last evening at the county Jail on their
way to several state institutions located
north of the Tehachepi. They we're
Juan Martinas, under a IA years. sem
tence to Eplsom for robbery. He was
escorted by Constable D. J. West OF San
Bernadino. The second was P. Garcia,
under sentence of IL years at San Quen-
tin. Deputy Sheriff W. B. Reeves of
San Bernardino had him in charge.
The following building permits were
issued yesterday: La Croix, frame
dwelling, Center tract, $500; Cooper,
frame stable, 202 West Twenty seventh
street, $3.50; John A. Smith, frame
dwelling, Hancock street near Ninth,
$3.50; J. D. De Turk, addition to build
ing, ZIG South Pearl, $3.50; Juan Ber.
nard, addition to frame dwelling, corner
Second and Alameda, SIPS; j. B. Lam
kershim, to alter brick stores between
Third and Fourth, 5000.
The chamber OF commerce banquet
committee, consisting of Messrs. E. F.
@. Klokke, ]. X. Urmston, G.. W. Par.
sons and the secretary, were engaged
yesterday in visiting the members of the
chamber of commerce for the purpose
of sscertaining who would attend the
banquet on next Saturday evening at
the Hotel Redondo. Seventy-fve tick
cts were sold and only third of the
members were canvassed. A number oil
responses to the invitations recently
sent out have been received from promi.
nent persons. The indications are that
the affair will be notable gathering.
Its success from local point of view is
already assured.
The Young Mems Literary society
held meeting last Thursday night at
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 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 is 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. N. Hiatt; treasurer, Fred
Kits.
Worlds Fair.