The herald., 1894-10-26


Cold wave signals are ordered for Colorado,
Kansas and Nebraska.
Grand concert and ball given by the
First Spiritual eocietv, at New Music
hall, this evening. Admission 25 cents.
Mr.. Modini Wood, Mr.. F. W. Wallace
and Mr.. Merle Manning will sing at the
grand concert at New Music ball, this
evening.
Physical culture class for girls. s to 16
years of age, one lesson week, con-
Quoted by Mics Murphy at the 7. W. @.
A., 107 North Spring street, 9 am. Sat-
rrdav.
Normal physical culture and elocu-
ton class for teachers, one lesson q
week. conducted by Miss A. L. Murphy
ut 80 pm. Saturday, at the Y. w. @.
i, 107 North Spring etreet.
The first cars over the new electric
road on Arnold and AlvarAdo streets
were started yesterday morning. Five
cars were put on and a 12-minute SER
vice will be given over the new line.
Second annual ball, Saturday evening,
October 81. 1894. under the auspices of
the Spanish American Social club, at
the 8. l. NJ. B. hall. No. 730 North Buena
Vista street. Admission 50 cents ladies
gratis.
VIM. Roberts. new arrival from Ari-
zona, was enlisted in the chain gang by
Police Judge Seaman yesterday. He
will serve 30 days for stealing q pair of
shoes from in front of Cline's store on
Main street.
~ All Foo, sad eyed pagan, will sell no
more lottery tickets until November
18th. He was sentenced to 25 days in
the chain gang by Police Judge Seaman
yesterday for fracturing the law regard.
ing lotteries.
Capt. John Cross yesterday filed pc
tition attached to which were 5l7
names, asking the city clerk to place
his name on the ticket at the coming
city election as an independant candi-
date for mayor.
The Sacred Heart church fair opens
Monday evening. Bishop Montgomery
is expected to deliver an address. Other
sources of attraction for the same occa-
aion are dress parade and concert.
Don't fail to attend.
immigration as Related to Good Citi-
zenship, 9 lecture by Rev. A. @.
Smither, in Illinois hall, on Friday
evening, October Goth. The Star
Spangled Banner will be sung by Miss
Delphine Todd. Admission free.
There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union Telegraph com pany's
Office, corner of Main and Court streets.
for ii. @. Wise, s. r. Chaunell, Major
Augustus Merrill, Chas. Blaksley,
Thomas A. Cockburn. Esquipula Atten-
cis, Mrs. May Thomas.
Beginning Saturday, October 9th. the
Los Angeles Turf club, 1151a South
Spring street, will sell pools on the San
Francisco races. This firm enjoys the
confidence of the betting fraternity and
the San Francisco races will afford an
other opportunity for the boys to pick
the winners and pocket their money.
Don't miss this opportunity.
Leonard Swan, the aged man arrested
several days ago for passing an alleged
bogus check on M. Levy was disoh arged
from custody by Police Judge Seaman
Yesterday. Shaw claimed that the
paper was given to him by conductor
named Skinner, and subpoena was is-
sued for the latter. No return was
made, and the court gave Shaw the ben
eft of the doubt.
Lester P. Sweeney, sged SO years, an
old-tims resident OF this city, died at
his late residence. 142 Rose street. of
quick consu mption. Pete, as he was
best known to his intimates. was during
boom days one of the best known
caterers in this city. He managed the
Carleton cafe and a summer resort at
Santa Monica. He was prominent in
local politics and in 1888 was promi-
nently mentioned as Democratic cam
didate for the council in this old Fourth
ward.
Prof. F. L. Yahn, instructor OF the
Turn Verein Germania, WAS rendered o
banquet by the active members Tuesday
evening, in honor OF his thirtieth birth
day. The banquet was opened by Capt.
F. Steineke, who, in q few but well
chosen words, presented Mr.. Yahn, in
the name of the active members. with
o beautiful watch chain, with the in
scription, Presented by the active
members to their instructor" engraved
on the bucket and the letters F. L. Y. in
. monogram as q charm. Mr.. Yahn, in
neat speech, thanked the boys, after
which general good time was in order.
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