The herald., 1894-06-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

George Raymond, a messenger boy,
was locked up last evening for jumping
on street cars,
Since January 1st there have been $50
building permits Issued in this city,
ehowing an average OF AZ houaes per
day.
The ladies OF st. Paul's guild will
have cafe in prominent part of the
town for refreshments on the Fourth OF
July.
All the boys around the courthouse
are singing That's the law in Kansas,
but it don't go here" Attorney Utley
can only blush when he hears it quoted.
The Young Mems Republican clu,
will meet at the Holenbeck hotel Of
l :l5 O'Clock this afternoon aud attend
the funeral OF Hon. T. J. Carran Ia u
body.
A marriage license was issued yester-
day to Sherman s. Brewster, aged 20, a
native OF Michigan, and Emma J. Gard
ner, aged 81, q native Of California, both
residents OF Los Angeles.
The concert by the Sunday school or.
chestra of the Church of the Unity, to.
gether with Prof. A. j. Stamm's muaic
school takes place at the church next
Wednesday. under the direction OF Prof.
Stamm.
Elk. Governor N. A. Morford OF Phoenix,
A. T., has sent TO friends in this CITY
come specimens OF apricots grown on
his Arizona rancho. The fruit Ia re-
markably well favored and attractive in
appearance.
The members OF the military order OF
4 az Ia f.xr
OF Companion Thomas !. Carran, at his
at O'Clock this afternoon, without fur
Their notice, wearing badges.
l.. Sackett and NJ. Starr were commit.
ted to the county Jail yesterday from
Los Nietos on charge of grand larceny.
They are accused of stealing a cow and
selling it to Simon Msier. They are
awaiting trial in the superior court.
E. s. Blsisdell was arrested by Officer
Kinney at O'Clock last evening for
falling upon an old gentleman named
Fay. Blaisdell while drunk met Fay at
the corner Of Second and Spring streets
and hit him without any apparent
cause.
Ramona lodge No. 100, N. s. G. W.,
gave one OF their regular smokes Friday
night in the hall in the Grand opera
house building. The affair was largely
attended and fully enjoyed. as indeed
are all similar entertainments by the
parlor.
Mike Haley OF Pasadena undertook to
administer the law from a physical
standpoint upon fellow man. and now
has an opportunity to spend 10 days in
thought in the county Jail. Mr.. O'Brien
OF the same place ie committed for five
days for disturbing the peace.
The middle A class OF the high school
promises q literary entertainment in the
music hall on Monday at 80 p. m.
The character OF the exercises have not
yet been divulged but An interesting and
entertaining programme has been prom.
ised. Tho public is cordially invited.
Mrs. J. X. Snyder OF Pasadena died on
Friday evening. She was q most es-
Unable lady, and had large circle of
friends. She was the aunt OF MIR. N. P.
SNYDER, the well.known shoe merchant
OF Los Angeles. The remains will be
inferred in Evergreen cemetery OF this
city.
Julius Prayer, brother OF Samuel and
Charles Prayer OF this city. died at Au-
gusta. Ca, on the llth met. The de-
ceased was a resident OF the city where
he died for over so years, and was one
of its most popular citizens. The local
papers of that city speak in the highest
terms of his integrity and benevolence.
He leaves vile and 1--we children, two
brothers and host off riends to mourn
his demise.
At the single tax meeting in Unit.
church Monday evening the opening ad
dress will be delivered by William 3,
Creighton. the we'll known attorney and
political speaker, who has chosen for
his subject. The Present Congress, or
the Light That Failed. Following his
address will come discussion on quss.
tions touching taxation, congressional
perfidy, practical politics and uuem.
ployed labor.
Caledonia club invites their friends
and members to q lecture on Tuesday
evening at p. M. free. Caledonia hall,
to be given by Prof. Stoner on Phrs.
nology and Physiognomy, followed by q
public examination free to those vol
unteering from the audience; also an
account OF travels in the land OF mid
night sun by a lady from her own per-
sonal experience. A hearty welcome to
all to Caledonia hall. ll91a South Spring
street.