Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-10

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Max. tenn, rs; min. tenn, 81.
Ex-Governor John P. st. John, the
great prohibition leader, will give a
temperance address in Simpson M. E.
church next Sunday evening.
There are undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union telegraph office. cor
ner Main and Court streets, January
8, 1898, for William H. Wallace and Ran
som White.
James Mack, who, came to the receiv-
ing hospital for medical treatment lsst
Sunday, received his bruises in diff
Guilty on Los Angeles street and not in q
restaurant on Third and Main, ss stated
yesterday.
Coroner Gates held an inquest yester-
day upon Mariana Albares at Santa
Monica. 1t was found that the de.
ceased, who was 90 years old, died OF
heart disease, and a verdict was re-
turned in accordance with the facts.
About 10 O'Clock yesterday Ed Nc
Cormick escaped from the chain gang
near Ninth and South Hill streets. He
was pursued several blocks, but was too
feet-footed for his pursuer. Mccormick
was serving term for petit larceny.
The Presbyts society of Los Ange-
les met last evening at the First Pres
byterian church. Ex-Governor st. John
addressed the assembly, the subject OF
discussion being Methods of Suppressing
the Saloon.
The usual runaway occurred at an
early hour yesterday morning. A horse
attached to milk wagon was carelessly
left unhitched and dashed down Second
street, scattering frightened pedestrians
in every direction. No damage. The
hitching ordinance should be rjgidly en-
forced.
1t is due to Messrs. Goytino and
Quarre, the proprietors of LIE Progress,
who are under indictment for mailing
an indecent publication, to say that the
matter upon which the charge was based
was a poem dedicated to q person who
had incurred their enmity.
A warrant was sworn out in Justice
Seaman's court yesterday charging John
Dieonisco with having attempted to COM
Gionella. The little girl upon whom the
alleged assault was said to have been
attempted is aged only years, andAher
Date.
Articles of incorporation were filed in
the Office of the county clerk yesterday
by the Iona Vista Ranch company.
The principal place of business is Los
Angeles, and the directors are lothian
Bixby OF Long Beach, W. w. Howard
and Llewellyn Bixby of Los Angeles,
George H. Bixby of Long Beach and B.
F. Watson of Santa Clara. The capital
stock is $353, ,2S0, all of which has been
actually subscribed.
The funeral of Mrs. W. Pollard of
Long Beach took place at Rosedale GEM
etery on Friday. Mrs. Pollard was a
lady of rare personal qualities, who won
the respect and warm regard of all who
knew her. Her husband is we'll and
favsrably known attorney of this city,
who has the warm sympathy of large
circle of friends for himself and his six
motherless little ones.
The executive committee of the
Woman's Parliament has invited Miss
Bertha Reynolds of Chicago to deliver
her lecture on The Art of Expression as
Developed by Dress, at Unity church,
corner Hill and Third streets, Wednes-
day at 2:30 p. m. Miss Reynolds will
show several costumes designed and
worn by herself. All women of the
parliament and others interested are
invited. Admission, 25c.
J. G. Mcneil, road master of the
Santa Fe road, reported to an officer
that about o'clock last evening two
men met him on Pleasant avenue and
Boyle Heights and presenting pistol,
demanded his money. Mcneil was not
armed, but refused to surrender his
valuables and walked on. One of the
robbers remarked: "That'e COOL" and,
doubtless thinking that Mcneil was
armed, they made no further attempt.
In short while Mcneil returned with
his revolver but the men were out OF
sight.
The officers of Germania Lodge 241,
A. 0. U. W., ware installed on last
evening by District Deputy L. M. Cyre-
MUS. assisted by P, M. R. E. Wirsching
and Ben Strauss. The lodge is now in
fourishing condition and, it is hoped,
with it's new officers will keep up it's
good work. The brethren installed
were Fred Ahrens, P. M; NJ. Eich-
horn, M; Geo. Fischer, F.; VIM. L.
Mueller, o.: Chas. ]. Peteler, Rec.
John K. Chalmers, Fin.; Chr. Cloetta,
r.; Chas. A. Trinkner, c.; Fred
Daken, 1. W.; s. Pinte, o. W.
There is no boom in Los Angeles but
they are selling real estate all the same.
Yesterday morning 48 lots in a certain
tract, situated near the junction of Pico
and Figueroa strsets, sold at prices
varying from $3.50 to $3.50 each. Before
4 p. m. IL of these lots had been resold
at an advance of $50 each, and there
was similar rate ready for the 81 lots
but the purchasers preferred to hold.
The truth is that property having a
real valuei is higher now than at any
time during the boom. Property in the
small towns between here and San Ber.
nardinois not worth so much, but good
city property is as firm as ever, whether
it be business property on Broadway or
Spring street, or residence property on
Adams street or Grand avenue. The
condition of the real estate market is a
healthy one.
Oysters 80 cents dozen, and a reduc-
ton in prices of all California wines by
the bottle. Ice cream and salads for