Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-02
Car of Exhibits

week from the chamber of commerce.
Imperial Valley
Members of the Los Angeles cham
ber of commerce will have an opportu-
rnity soon to visit the Imperial valley
1at very low round trip excursion rate
eMilkman Fined
H. Gard of the Salt Lake dairy, who
was arrested Saturday on complaint
of Milk Inspector Hood, was fined $50
by Justice Austin yesterday morning
for violation of the milk ordinance.
Burglary Charge
George Young, who was arrested
Thursday night while searching the
desk in a Slauson avenue real estate
office, was held in $1,000 bail to answer
a charge of burglary by Justice Aus
tin yesterday.
Main Street Sale
On the southeast corner of Main and
Pico streets, David r. Thompson has
sold Mrs. r. L.. Reed, through w. II.
Neiswender and Mines & Parish, AJAX
143 feet, that is improved with two
story building containing two stores
and rooms above for $4,000.
To Leave for Las Vegas
c. P. Squires has retired as secretary
and manager of the Los Angeles Union
League club and tonight he will leave
for Las Vegas, New, where he will
engage in the banking and real es-
tate business with G. N Brown, a
capitalist of Minneapolis, MINI.
Pioneers Meeting
The Pioneers of Los Angeles County
will meet this evening at o'clock in
Caledonia hall, 1191s South Spring
street. II. d. Barrows will read pa
geles." "reminiscences and music will
fill out the program of the evening.
Bishop conaty on Trip
Bishop Conaty left last evening for
signor Maginnis on his way to his
home in Boston. In the party were
Miss Conaty, Miss Lynch, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Hampton and Miss McDer-
mott. They will be absent several
days.
Prepare for Visitors
Members of the Commercial club and
party of Salt Lake, comprising $50
people, will reach Los Angeles about
May s. Committees representing the
local chamber of commerce will be
named this week for the purpose of
iY,o af a,1fo orfa inn, re,
for the visitors.
Burial of Engineer
The remains of Joseph H Richter, a
Santa Fe engineer who was killed a
week ago in a wreck, will be inferred
at Rosedale cemetery tomorrow after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. The bodies of his
two children, Alma and Edith, have
been brought to Los Angeles and will
be reinterred beside that of their
father.
Catholic Appointments
The following changes have been an
nounced for the diocese of Monterey
and Los Angeles: Rev. William Quin-
Ian, assistant at the cathedral, to be
rector at Watsonville during the six
months absence of Father Hassett, the
the rector; Rev. L. J. F'oin, assistant at
the cathedral, to be rector at Selma, a
new parish organized from that of the
MADEIRA parish.
Hospital Officers Elected
The following officers have been
xaIQafnd fha Cnhr toI
association Miss Rose Coplan, presi-
dent; Miss Rose Horrwitz, vice presi-
dent; Miss Rose Finkenstein, secre-
tary; Miss Rose Becker, treasurer;
Miss Jennie Wrottenburg, editor of the
club paper. Miss Lulu Dreyfus will
entertain the members at her home
Friday evening, May ~.
Christ Church Rector Arrives
The Rev. Baker p. Lee, the new rec
tor of Christ Episcopal church. arrived
in Los Angeles yesterday after a delay
occasioned by the railroad washouts.
The Rev. Mr.. Lee was accompanied by
his wife and three children. They are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Chaffey, sol South Cummings street,
Boyle Heights. The Rev. Mr.. Lee will
deliver his inaugural sermon next Sun
day morning.
To Open Mining Exchange
The governing board of the Los An
geles Western Mining stock exchange
held special meeting last evening at
the exchange room in the Hellman
building, when it was voted to open
the exchange the latter part of the
present week. ]. Donnan Reavis was
elected member of the governing
board and appointed chairman of the
committee of arrangements for the
opening ceremonies.
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