Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-04

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irons. THE HEhALD'
Mandolin Musicale
An invitation musicale will be given
Friday evening at the residence OIL MISS
V. L. Cook, 1925 Westlake avenue, py
the Lyra Mandolin and Guitar CLUB.
Fire Damage Slight
The two-story house of Mrs I. j.
Sepulveda 317 North Buena Vista street,
took fire from an unknown cause yes
terday morning, but the fire was soon
extinguished. The loss was $l5.
Reception for Nurses
Members of the Stanton corps w. L.
c. will give their annual reception to
the army nurses and members of Stan
ton post at their hall, 125h South
Spring street, Friday, October 6, from
IL q. m. to p. m.
County w. C. T. U. Institute
The county w. C. r. U. institute was
held yesterday afternoon and evening
in the Third Congregational church.
The principal address was given py
Mrs. Mary B. Garbutt, who spoke on
"The State and the Child"
Collector Fined
Herman Schmidt was sentenced yes
terday by Judge Austin to $50 or sixty
days on the charge of embezzling S25
which he had collected for the Eastern
nd W
ing himself an outfit of clothing.
White Lead Expensive
John McGraw, who with F. l.. Nor
gan was arrested Monday afternoon on
the charge of stealing keg of Whlte
lead from the freight yards near the
river station, was sentenced yesterday
by Judge Austin to pay fine of $50 or
serve sixty days. The case against
Morgan was dismissed.
Postal Clerks to Dance
A whist party and dance will be given
by the postoffice clerks connected with
the main office at Kramers hall the
evening of October at o'clock. The
event will be the first of the season
and it is believed that the affair will
be a very enjoyable one. 1t is to be
in charge of Ivy Overholtzer OF the
bureau of investigation.
Occidental Club Election
The annual election of the board of
directors of the Occidental club Will
take place Tuesday, October 10. The
nominating committee has selected the
following ticket to serve for the ell
suing year: DR.. Francis M. Parker, N.
Bonfilio, DR.. Charles Bryson, 7. {.
Peck w. o. Morton, Emmett Wilson
and c. F. Stamps. The polls will open
at noon and will close at o'clock.
Severely Injured by Car
In alighting from car at the corner
of Thirty-eghth and McClintock streets
yesterday afternoon Carl A. Rose of 916
West Fortieth street stepped in front
of University car passing on the other
track and was hurled to the ground.
He was taken to the receiving hospital
where it was found that he had been
cut over the left eye and on the lip, and
had sustained a concussion of the
brain. His condition is serious.
Patrolman Seriously III
PatroIman John T. Collins is lying ut
his home in a most critical condition as
a result of a cold contracted ten days
ago and which has developed into pneu-
monia of both lungs. His chances Of
recovery are slight. Collins was made
a regular patrolman of the Los An
geles police force on January l, 1887,
at the age of 81 years. He lives at 604
Belmont avenue with his wife and has
one daughter who was recently mar
ri