The herald., 1894-08-08
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The board OF directors of the chamber
Of commerce will meet this afternoon.
Moonlight consert tonight at West
lake park by the Los Angeles military
band at pm.
There will be q meeting OF the Seventh
ward Republicans at the Panorama
building on Main street at O'Clock to-
night.
There were undelivered kilograms at
the Western Union Telegraph office, cor
ner of Court and Main streets. Aug ust
z, for Mrs. B. f. Latimer and f. N.
Spear.
Tie council held a special session for
five minutes yesterday morning and
granted the contractors on Sand street
an extension of time until next Monday
at 10 O. m.
A petition WAS filed with the city
clerk yesterday by property owners on
Orange street asking for q sidewalk on
that thoroughfare between Bixel and
Loomis street.
Detective Benson OF the police force,
who has been near death'e door with ty-
phoid pneumonia, changed but little
yesterday. His condition is still con-
sidered dangerous by the attending
physicians.
At School of Methods at Long Beach.
this week, on Wednesday, Mrs. Hutton
will conduct parlor meeting. On Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. Galpin will speak on
Woman's Influence in Municipal Affairs.
Rev. Ada Bowles will speak on the
Perils of the Hour, on Friday evening.
Mr.. A. B. Boswell. manager of the
Heating baseball club, claims that the
account Of the game of last Sunday does
him great Injustice as regards his tax
ing his team from the field. The reason
was not that his team WAS crippled, but
because of the rank decisions OF U umpire
Monroe.
There will be reception given By the
Jeffersonian club, at their rooms, Thurs.
day evening, to delegates to the Demo
cratic convention, and all Democrats are
invited. W. A. Harris nd Judge Dupuy
are the speakers selected by the COM
mittee ON entertainment. Refresh
ments and music will be other featurel
of the evening.
Upwards of 100 tickets have already
been issued for the banquet to be giver
in honor Of Col. W. r. Shafter at SAINTS
Monica on Thursday evening. 1t will
be held in the pavilion OF the North
Beach bath house. To accommodate
those who 60 down from here, q specia
train will leave at 5: 10 p.m., and return
after the banquet is over.
G. L. Moore OF Monterey writes to the
HERALD inquiring about his wife, whom
he has not seen for II months. He say
she went away with the Salvation army
and was in Los Angeles several month";
ago. Before her marriage her name wa
Agnes Coal, and they were married il
San Francisco in May. 1892. He want
information as to her whereabouts.
Leon Loeb, French vice-consul. has re
ceived notice through NJ. Leon Phillips
under secretary in the department o
agriculture, that his government ha,
conferred upon him the decoration O
chevslier Agricole. This comes, it i
said, from the entertainment BY Mr.
Loeb of III. Phillips when in Los Angelo
in attendance upon the irrigation con
gress.
Samuel H. Dustin Of Cincinnati, O..
who died at the residence of his brother
in-law, Judge Thomas r. Owen, q
Santa Monica on Sunday last. was prom
inent in social. financial and Masoni
circles in the Buckeye state, where b
was trusted official OF the American
Book company. He served through tn
late rebellion in the 36th Ohio regiment
being wounded at Antietsm. He WAS
member of Trinity comnsndery, No. Al
of Cincinnati, Ohio. and prominent il
R. circles he was the eldest son o
the Rev. M. Dustin Of that place. FL
leaves a widow and q wide circle o
friends to mourn his departure, beinI
just, generous and genial in all walks o
life. The funeral takes place today q
the residence OF his brother.in-law, T.
H. Owens of Santa Monica; intermen
1T kosedale, Los Angeles.
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