Los Angeles herald., 1906-06-27
Long Beach Notes
Special to The Herald.

LONG BEACH, June 26.-In regard
to the agitation of the people of Ala
mitos to secure the removal of H. S.
Enloe from the school board, DR.. j. w.
Wood, another member of the board,
said today that the case which they
thought so strong against Enloe is
without foundation. Enloe'S opponents
found that the records of the county
treasurer and of the auditor showed
that the school trustee had bought
certain amount of lumber from the
school district, which would have been
illegal. DIR. Wood said today that Mr..
Enloe in reality bought the lumber
from a local contractor who had pur-
chased it from the board. DR.. Wood
states that he has a voucher which
proves this and says that he made a
mistake in reporting to the auditor that
Enloe purchased the material from the
board direct.
The directorate of the 1. o. o. F.
building association for the coming
year was elected last night. The as
sociation expects to build a three-story
structure on East First street. between
Elm and Linden avenues, in short
time, the third floor of which will be
reserved for the use of the lodge.
Miss Edna Otone, the 17-year-old
daughter of G. o. Otone, local real
estate dealer, has composed a musical
selection which she has named Dolce
Far Niente." Marco Vessella, leader
of the Italian band, is much pleased
with the composition and has arranged
1t for rendition by the band at the
benefit concert on Friday night.
The full program for the Ellen Beach
Yaw concert to be given here July 2
under the auspices of the Library as
sociation was announced today. Miss
Yaw will sing eight numbers She
will be assisted by Mr.. Victor Schert-
Finger, violinist; Miss Theta Lynn, ac-
companist, and Bruno Olausen. flutist.
Miss Lynn recently returned from
Paris, where she was engaged in mu
sical study and where she accompanied
Miss Yaw at the piano on several oc-
casions.
By special request second masque-
rade carnival will be given at the Long
Beach skating rink July 3. On the
night OF June 80 similar affair will
be given at the Majestic rink.
At a meeting of the Christian En-
deavor union of this city at the First
Christian church last night plans were
made for a campaign which will be car
rled out to secure the state convention
of Christian Endeavor societies for this
city in 1907. A number from here will
attend the coming convention at Ber-
heley next llOillH ana Will invite lne
assemblage this way for the next
meeting.
The capstones for the cement piers
in the First National bank building are
being put in place. All of the structural
iron for the structure will probably ar
rive this week,
T. M. Price reported to the police
today that a pocketbook containing $40
was stolen yesterday from a counter in
the Mercantile store where he had
placed 1t while attending to some pur-
chases.
The club which has been organized
to promote the candidacy of c. l..
Heartwell of this city for county treas
urer will hold its second meeting to-
morrow afternoon. A. M. Goodhue is
president. Mr.. Heartwell is city treas
urer of Long Beach.
The Pennsylvanians' society OF this
city will enjoy a basket banquet Sat
urday evening IN the Ebell club house
musical program is being arranged
and several speeches will be made by
natives Of the Quaker state.