The herald., 1893-09-30

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Maximum temperature, IL
Minimum temperature, oS.
Indications.
Forecast for Southern California: Fair
weather; nearly stationary temperature Satur-
day; westerly winds.
None of the departments OF the supe-
rior courts were in session yesterday.
There will be no school on Monday in
any OF the departments on account OF
Labor day.
Monday being legal holiday. all the
clearing house banks will be closed
during the day.
The daily bulletin Of the weather
bureau last night announced cloudy
weather all over the coast.
The special entertainments at Rubio
canon, on the Mt. Lowe railway are be-
coming quite popular as means OF
spending delightful evening.
Johannes Goelz, native of Germany,
was submitted to citizenship yesterday
by Judge Van Dyke, and Edward VIM.
Akerman, native OF England, by Judge
Clarke.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office,
corner of Court and Main streets. for
Err. Millican, w. F. Patterson, Miss M.
p. Hawkins,
Monday next being labor day, legal
holiday, the calling of the general law
calendar will be continued until Tues
day, when the judges OF the superior
court will sit in bank for that purpose.
Why 90 bareheaded or try to hide the
imperfections OF your old hat when you
can, by going to Desmond's, in the Bry-
son block, 141 South S,ring street, se-
cure the very latest style soft or stiff
hat for the trifle of $3.50.
Work was kept up yesterday on the
laying OF the big pipe into the ocean.
The work is being pushed slowly but
successfully. City Engineer Dockweiler
who witnessed the novel procedure the
fret day, says that it has so far been q
success.
You can get along without necktie,
but you can't get along very we'll. They
are exceedingly useful and, when they
happen to be all right, they are exceed
ingly ornamental. Desmond's 50-cent
ties are all right, and his assortment
comprises every current shape and shade
OF coloring.
A meeting of the Young Women's
Christian Association will be held in
their rooms in the Croker, 2l2 South
Broadway, 3:45 p. NJ, on Sunday, to
which all young women are invited.
Mrs. ]. D. Burch, of the First Methodist
church, will lead; Mics Carton. assisted
bv the ladies' quartette orchestra, will
furnish the music.
One very annoying thing in the coun-
ty court house ia the squeaky condition
OF the chairs ell over the building. The
proceedings of the courts are frequently
interfered with by the noise from the
spring chairs. A liberal application OF
oil to the springs would be a great i'm
provement, and the question arises why
has it not been done before.
The public library has distinguished
itself recently by sending donation of
old books to the county Jail for the in
telectual refreshment of the prisoners.
Among other volumes sent up was one
which the librarian no doubt considered
most appropriate to present to crimi-
mails. IL was volume by DeFoe, con-
tanning his History of the Devil and
that lurid sketch Moll Flanders.
The cannery of Howell & Craig at
Whittier, is at the present time running
at its fullest capacity and is turning out
about two carloads of tomatoes daily,
besides large amount OF other fruits.
They arc employing at the present time
about 430 hands and from present indi-
cations will continue to run until the
winter vegetable season opens, when
they will start in canning peas and
beans on large scale.
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vacation the Church of the Unity will
resume regular services again next Sun
day morning. Having engaged the SER
vices of the Rev. Frederick Preston, an
experienced. energetic young man, as
assistant pastor to aid in the Sunday
school and to assist DR.. Thomson in pas
toral work. and having secured q new
choir for the ensuing year, the friends of
the church feel that it is about to enter
upon another era of great prosperity.
Articles of incorporation were filed
yesterday by the Illinois Accumulative
Investment company of California. Its
objects are to develop and store water
for irrigation, motive power and other
purposes; build reservoirs, bitches, etc.,
build hotels, buy and sell lands, etc.
The incorporators and directors are A.
@. Rush, Kansas City, John Love, L.
Perry Crane, E. S. Hubbard, James
Perrcw, Los Angeles. The capital stock
is $5,000,O00 and is sci. forth as all SUBJ
scribed.
The Whittier reform school has dis
charged its laundrymsn, and the boys
who we're formerly assistants now do
the entire work in that department,
which includes the soap making. The
ability OF the youngsters to do this
work was great surprise to the man
ayers, who are thus able to make great
saving for the people in this depart
ment. DIR. Walter Lindley, the super
intendent. is at present very much
elated over the hattering reports that he
is receiving from several OF the gradu-
ates, who are making excellent records
for themselves in the trades they had
chosen and learned while at Whittier.