Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-28
CITY AND SUBURBS.
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lie Is eXDeCIeu 1T
San Pedro Friday afternoon.
The lawyers will hold meeting in
the County Courtroom this evening,
at s o'clock, to organize Bar Assoc-
alton.
The Board Of Directors of the Grange
Cooperative Company will hold their
regular monthly meeting at IL o'clock
to-day, at the Office of the Secretary.
There will be grand vocal and ill.,
strumental concert at Turn Verein
Hall next Saturday evening, for the
benefit of the English German school.
A very pleasant affair is anticipated.
The water works of the Orange
Grove Association were put in oper-
alton Wednesday. The company pro-
pose to celebrate the event next week
with their friends.
We understand that prospecting
parties have left Santa Barbara, and
more will soon leave Los Angeles,
bound for the Piru mines in the east
ern part of Ventura county.
Those desiring to protect their chill
dren from small pox can do so by call
ing on DIR. Leal, who has just received
pure, vaccine virus, 81 and So, Temple
Block
From every indication, we conclude
that the excursion to Spadra next
Sunday will be largely attended.
Everybody who wants a fine pasear
will go along.
The Coast Line Stage Company have
purchased of Seeley & Wright the en-
tire stage line between this city and
San Diego, including horses, coaches
and harness. The property was APP
praised by s. ]. Askin and John Jones,
who returned from the work yestel-
day.
We were to-day shown small box
of strawberries from the garden of
Mrs. Ware, of Los Nietos. The ber-
ries are of the monthly variety, and
are the finest we have ever seen. Eu-
gene German has become the agent
for Mrs. Wares strawberries, and will
hereafter keep them for sale at his
place.
1t will be rem embered that certain
Mr.. Burr, a tailor from San Francisco,
was in our city some time since, TAX.
ing orders for fine clothes with supe-
rior fits, which our home tailors were
unable to turn out. Yesterday we
saw the fourth pair of pants OF Mr..
Burrs' extraordinary workmanship
in the hands of one of our Main street
talOrs to be re-cut and re-titted.
Serves 'enl right. They should pat
rOnize home manufacture.
Mr.. Beaudry's new and extensive
water works are now completed. The
pipes are laid, the reservoir finished,
and the pump in working order. The
works will be set in operation at 10
o'clock this morning, at which time
the energetic proprietor invites his
friends and all interested to be present
terprise that will in short time cover
the hills north Of the city with beauti-
full homes and flourishing gardens.
All Kee is the dapper little Celestial
who has heretofore been general
handy-man at Williams e. Rogers sa-
loon. All Kee is also given to "ways
that are dark and tricks that are
vain," and he went through the
money-till Of the saloon to the tune of
four dollars and eighty cents and APP
propriated three dollars worth of ci-
gars. For this All Kee stood in the
august presence of Judge Gray yester-
day, and was proven guilty. His sen-
tence will be pronounced to-day;
meanwhile, he stops at Mr.. Clancy's
private boarding house.
Mrs. s. J. Mllington, agent for Mrs.
Leake's system for fitting dresses,
basques, etc. With this system, waists
can be drafted for all forms which will
fit perfectly without alteration. A
book is furnished with each system, in
addition to thorough instructions,
with full set of drawings and all nee
essary in joining and MAX
ing up waists. Ladies' are invited to
test this system by fitting themselves
free of charge. Instructions given, if
desired, at room, right hand entrance,
inside door, 80 Spring street.
Pictures extraordinary.-Ifyou want
to see what an immense business the
the Pico House any day between 8 and
3. You will see carriages, wagons and
horses all belonging to people waiting
for their turn to be photographed.
Adds has only had time to eat one
dinner since he opened-two more to
help him and still no time to eat.
Adds turns out from twenty-five to
thirty dozen pictures per day. Where
do all the people come from; who say
Los Angeles is not becoming a city of
note?
La Esperanza, at No. 1903 Main
street, is one Of the largest and best
appointed stores in Southern Califor-
mia. A full line of groceries, imported
direct from the East and Europe, to-
gether with complete stock of pro-
visions, is kept constantly on hand
and sold at bottom prices. Country
produce bought, and the highest price
allowed. This house is too well known
to require any further commentator
from us; we can only advise our
friends to visit the store and see for
themselves what excellent induce
ments are offered to customers by way
of fine goods and low prices.
Mr.. johnson was before the Cham
Der of Commerce last night, furnish
ing explanations in regard to the new
illustrated newspaper which he pro-
poses to publish in the interests of
Southern California. The enterprise
received the hearty endorsement of
the Chamber, as will be seen by the
resolution published in the report of
their proceedings, The photographer
of Mr.. Johnsonrs party SECURED o num-
Der of fine views in and around Los
Angeles, which are designed to make
an appearance in the new publication,
We understand that Mr., Johnson 10
meeting with every assurance of suc-
cess In his undertaking.
The Arundel tinted spectacles are a
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