Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-17
CITY AND SUBURBS

The Orizaba sailed yesterday, with
q full complement of passengers and
freight.
Splendid five-acre lots for $3.50. Lo-
Gated one mile this side of the race
track. Apply to Kimball & Ban
croft.
Uriel Morales failed to put in his
appearance before the County Court
at the proper time, and his bail bond
was declared forfeited.
Those who wish fireworks for the
Fourth of July, will do well to order
them shipped from San Francisco by
the California, which sails on the Goth.
A writ of haJeus corpus was issued
for Bernard Newman, and tried in the
District Court yesterday. Decision
has been reserved until the 18th at 10
A. NJ.
Constable Sam. Bryant pleaded not
guilty to the shooting of Schmidt, in
the County Court yesterday, and his
case was set for trial on June 26.h at
10 A. NJ.
We call special attention to an arti-
Gle in this issue, "Shall Los Angeles
have a College 2" The subject is
worthy the first and highest consider
alton of our people.
Jaime Fernandez indicted by the
was arraigned before the District
Court Monday, and was given until
next Monday to plead.
Mr.. F. Adam is constantly receiving
new goods, from which he manufac-
lures the nObbiest suits in the city.
Don't allow yourself to go looking
seedy while Adam is in town.
Mr.. e. II. Hammond, lately in the
employ of e. Laventhal of this city,
while on his way to New Mexico for
the benefit of his health, died at Mo-
have City, Arizona Territory, May
10th.
The ancient and honorable tribe of
Calithumpians are requested to meet
in the County Court room this even
ing at early candle light, to arrange
for the Celebration of the Fourth. BY
order of the Chief Sphinx.
The ladies of San Diego are moving
energetically in the matter of cele-
brating the coming Fourth. They
have appointed their Canvassing, FL
nancial and Floral Committees, and
are proceeding altogether in very
business-like manner.
A Frenchman yesterday brought
suit before Justice Gray against party
for disturbing the peace of his house
hold. AS may be supposed, there was
n feminine trouble at the bottom of it.
The case willco off this morning at
n
VelOpments are expected.
We regret to state that Mr. Colds
worthy is lying quite sick with bilious
fever. He was attacked while on a
surveying trip near Cucamongo, and
st once returned to town, being able to
ride in his buggy to San Jose, and
thence by cars to the city. 1t is to be
hoped that the fever will not prove of
n dangerous character.
A fine exhibition of female pluck
was given on Main street the other
day. A lady, riding spirited horse,
was thrown from her saddle three
times in succession, but each time re-
mounted with the determination to
conquer; and she did conquer at last,
riding off in triumph. We did not
learn the lady's name, but whoever
she be, she is worthy to be dubbed a
Knight and receive gold medal for
her determined bravery.
The Grass Valley people will not be
behind in celebrating. We clip the
following from the Union of that
place: "The Trustees of the M. e.
Church, of this place, are now making
arrangements to celebrate the coming
National anniversary with appropri-
ate exercises. There will be an ora
ton, poem reading, etc., and at noon
n grand dinner in the parsonage yard,
to be followed in the evening with
grand lconcert, all for the benefit of
that church. We understand that
they propose to have regular barba-
cue dinner The matter will be
placed in the hands of proper COM
mittees and will no doubt be decided
success.
The military ball given by the Los
Angeles Guards last night was COM
plete success in every way. A good
number were in attendance, but the
halls were not at all overcrOwded so
as to inconvenience the dancers. The
whole round of dances, including the
Virginia reel and Irish jig, was brought
out, and the company engaged in them
with gusto which betokened a full
measure of enjoyment. Desmond's
Band furnished the music for the occa-
sion, with the usual happy results.
The halls presented quite warlike
appearance with the guns and accou-
trements belonging to the company in
full display, and only the gay uniforms
Il, all, III r,,,l -
were wanting to place the "bould
sodger boys" in their element. At a
late, or rather early, hour, the COM
pany broke up, we'll satisfied with this
the first effort of the Guards. We
trust that there will be more of these
agreeable affairs in the future.
While passing down Main street
last evening we overheard the follow
ing conversation between two of our
most respectable ladies, whom we
shall report as Mrs. j. and Miss b.:
Mrs. J.-"How do you do, Miss B.?"
Miss B." Very well, I thank you;
how very warm it is"
Mrs. j." Yes, it is very warm; and
/ was just going around to the Los
Angeles Candy Works for a plate of
ice cream. Won't you go along?"
s. Miss By Yes, thank you; but had
we not better go to II " u 2"
Mrs. j." Lord bless you, no; they
have just refitted their rooms-have
now everything in grand order and
you can have a private room if you
want without extra charge; and they
give larger plates of the best ice
cream that I ever saw dished out land
l can assure you l have tried a great
many in my life). Besides, want to
take some candy home for the chill