Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-12
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The Pacific will sail tomorrow fo
San Francisco and way ports.
The Kalorama sails for San Fran
cisco to-day. Passengers will take TIL,
P. M. train.
Passengers for San Francisco pc
Senator will leave the railroad depo
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
Davenport, who tried to feather his
nest by stealing upholstery, has beer
sentenced to sixty days in the chain
gang.
Mrs. Dr. Larkin's private lectures tt
ladies, which were to commence to-
day, are postponed until further no
tice.
The Orient saloon is closed for re-
pairs. 1t will be opened in few days
more inviting than ever Units appear,
unce.
The case of Davis & Easton, which
was on trial in the L. S. Land Office
was closed yesterday. The decision
has not yet been rendered.
Read the card of Fitzpatrick, the
fashionable tailor, published this
morning. 1t is short and sweet, anC
worthy the attention of those who de-
sire stylish suits.
Mr.. T. J. Kern of Los Nietos brings
us favorable report of the farming
interests. In his section the crops are
looking we'll. The artesian wells late.
ly bored at that place are furnishing 8
fine supply of water.
The Express has struck key note
in suggesting that the railroad run 6
Sunday excursion train to Spadra. We
give the suggestion our hearty sane.
ton, and trust that Superintendent
Hewitt will feel inclined to accommo.
date the public in this direction.
Adds opens his anti-monopoly cot.
tage photograph rooms May LIST, i'm
.mediately opposite the Pico House
Card photographs, one dollar pei
dozen. Cabinets, So so per dozen.
-Four tintypes for fifty cents. Patron
ize the opposition.
Justice Gray has lost his stock O
millinery goods. The delinquent mil
liner paid her bills and took the arti
Giles away; so we shall not have the
pleasure of advertising the fine stock,
nor the Judge of drawing the ladies tt
his office to purchase.
Repairs are still going on at the de.
pot. The passengers waiting room il
now receiving the attention of the car.
penters. Mr.. Miner has moved into his
new office, and we understand that his
old quarters will be turned over to the
Paymaster of the road.
Have we no young men in the eli ty
who are ambitious of the glories ano
brok fingers of base ball? A good
club of this kind would furnish some
pleasant amusement for all concerned
and an occasional job for the doctor
Let's have base ball club.
John McDonald's restaurant, Com
mercial street, near the depot, has
been greatly enlarged and improved,
and now affords all the delicacies of
the season. Board and lodging by the
month at special rates. Single meals
or beds, Is cents. Give him call.
Twelve DRINKS We're before the
Mayor yesterday morning. One put
his name down on the municipal sub.
scription list for SO so, and the rest
will accommodate themselves to q
spade, q rake, or a hoe-anything tc
make themselves handy-for various
terms, ranging from five to ten days
Mr.. Miller of the Isabella W., who
gave us the interesting points con.
corning his seal hunting voyage, looked
into our office yesterday to say good
bye. He goes by the Kalorama to Sar
Buenaventura, whence he will sail or
his second trip after seal oil. We wish
him bon voyage.
A man designated in the Indictment
as Rough john" but whose real
name is ALBRIGHT, was before Justice
Gray yesterday on charge of assault
and battery. The accusation states
that he assaulted woman, the com.
plainant, using indecent language anC
taking her by the arm, to her gr eat
terror.
The meeting of the members of the
Library Association which was to
have been held last night, was post
poned until this evening. At this
meeting will occur the annual election
of the Board of Trustees. Tickets
should be made up to-day, SO thai
members can attend the meeting pre-.
pared to vote advisedly.
Uncle josh Talbot wishes US tC
state that the rattle for his famous
shotgun, which was to come off al
Signoret's saloon last Saturday night,
has been postponed until Saturday
evening next. Uncle Josh has not YET
sold a sufficient number of chances te
warrant him in letting the gun go in
the rattle, and he doesn't want to draw
it himself on any one of the numer.
Gus chances which he still holds.
George Harris, the somewhat motto.
rious, doesn't take kindly to working
out the remainder of his sixty days
in the changing. He slipped his
chain off again the other day, and
tired Of digging in, "dug out" Officer
Turner took hitch up in his light ar.
tillery which he carries at his side
and after something of q pursuit
brought the deserter back to his frs
love.
Quite serious accident occurred OF
Main street in front of the United
States Hotel yesterday. AS Mr.