Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-03-03
CITY AND SUBURBS.

M Il AMI - ~ II a. ANAbsOs
Yesterday morning another heavy
rain set in. ~
The Kalorama arrived at Whining
ton yesterday.
VIM. McCabe, the agent of the
Templeton Troupe, has arrived in
this city.
Three teams left the depot yesterday
for San BernardinO consigned to Nj. d
c., r. & B., j. McC.-one each.
The certificates of stock in the Spring
and Sixth Street Railroad were print
ed at this office yesterday morning.
The Dexter Saloon was closed yes
terday, and the Sheriff's ".card"
pasted on the door gives the reason
why.
The arrests from Saturday night till
Monday morning were six in number,
all for the same charge-drunk and
disorderly. faEs
The San Francisco mail was three
hours late yesterday, owing to the
rains having retarded the progress OF
the stage.
We have already had more than
enough rain to insure n good season,
and would appreciate little clear
weather for the present.
There will be called meeting of the
Board of Trustees of the Library AS
ISOLATION at half-past seven o. clock to-
night. A full attendance is requested.
Persons owning stock in the Spring
& Sixth Street Railroad Company can
obtain their certificates by calling on
the Secretary, l. w. Lord, tomorrow
afternoon.
One passenger arrived at the depot
about two minutes too late for the
steamer train, on Sunday morning
last. He waits impatiently for the
next steamer.
Brown, who is charged with steal
ing pistol from officer Cells a few
days ago, was arrested yesterday after
noon on San Pedro street by officers
Cells and Sands. -..
Rev. J. r. Yans:y, the Presiding
Elder of the Los Angeles District, de-
livered very able and interesting
discourse in the M. f. Church on Sun
DAY morning laSt. -..4=--s-za----#
The steamer Monterey, of the Good
all, Nelson & Perkins Line, is now
discharging her freight at the wharf
at Wilmington, and advertises in our
columns to receive freight at the same
place.
During the month past there were
one hundred and twenty visitors cards
I'D of t1n FOL hue
This is the greatest number which has
ever yet been issued during amy one
month.
Prof. Ellwood will close his sale of
shells, etc., at Noyes' auction store, by
auction sales at 2 and P. NJ, to-day.
This is the last chance offered our peO-
pie to. adorn their mantle-pieces with
these genealogical beauties.
Mr.. ]. r. Angel, who has for year
past so well discharged his duties as
Assistant Postmaster, yesterday start
ed into his new duties as Deputy Coun-
ty Recorder. He will doubtless give
good satisfaction in his new position.
Two of the boys from our Office, and
one from the Express went on hunt
ing excursion day before yesterday,
and met with very good success. They
brought home with them forty-three
rabbits, six dozen doves and five very
large hares.
We visited the Courthouse ON yes
terday, and saw the new county Of
ficers begin work for the new term.
Everything started off nicely, and
things are running as smoothly as
though the officers had been in their
places for months past.
The printers who were out hunting
on Sunday lost valuable brass
mounted powder-horn, either on the
road between Los Nietos and this city,
or on the street between the HERALD
office and Osborne's stable. The finder
will be literally rewarded by leaving
1t at this office.
We understand that it is the inten-
ton of the Veterans of the Mexican
War to apply for lot in the city
cemetery which they design fitting up
as burial place for their dead. The
Organization comprises over fifty
members in this city and county, and
their application will doubtless re-
ceive prompt attention.
Mr.. Reed, proprietor of the palace
of sweets on Los Angeles street, is
meeting with gratifying success in the
candy manufacturing business. The
variety, quality and quantity of his
stock of candy and all kinds of confec-
tionery surpasses anything in his line
in this Southern country.
/. n. Choynski has donated to the
library association two neatly bound
folio volumes of the London Inder,
paper published in the interest of the
Southern Confederacy during the late
war. The donation is very valuable,
as the works are very rare, this being
the only copy on the Pacific coast, and
one out of three of the only ones in
the United States. ..5 Ifs
Senator Maclay, who has been in
this part of the State for several weeks,
looking at the different tracts of land
for sale, left for San Francisco on the
pacific on Sunday last. He will
return in about two weeks, when he
will purchase land and move his fam
lily here. He is greatly pleased with
this section Of country.
The elegant prizes to be given to the
best skaters and characters at the
Skating Carnival on Saturday night
next, are on exhibition at Bush's
jewelry Store. They are six in num-
Der and valued at 500. The first two
will be given to the lady and gentle
man wearing the best original cos
tune; the second to the best lady and
gentleman skaters, and the third to
the best sustained characters. This
will be one of the finest entertain
ments of the Winter 1t will be the
m,drdi grds day Of Los Angeles and
will undoubtedly draw full house.