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

Last Sunday was the warmest day of
the season.
Judge McKinstry of the Supreme
Court is in this city.
The installment of officers in Merrill
Lodge, /. o. G. T., has been postponed
q ltil Saturday next.
One hundred and ninety-fOur bales of
wool were received rt the depot yes
terday for shipment.
Gentlemen who wish shirts done in
the latest style will do well to leave
their orders at No. 6, Beaudry Terrace.
Five acres of land has been offered to
the proposed Alden Fruit Company, as
site for the evaporating establish
ment.
Last night was designated rs the
time for q meeting of the Chamber of
Commerce, but for some cause no
meeting was held.
Daniels, who is held on charge of
horse stealing, and reported to be a
VasqueZ man, had his trial again post
poned yerterday before Justice Gray,
and further time was given to procure
witnesses.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
District Council Patrons of Husbandry
for Los Angeles and San Bernardino
counties will be held at Good Tenn
plar Hall, in this city, on Tuesday,
May 18th.
We to-day give the complete Calen-
dars of the County and District Court S.
as arranged yesterday. They are of
interest to our friends of the legal pro-
fession and all connected with the
suits in question.
John McOonald's restaurant, Com
been greatly enlarged and improved,
the season. Board and lodging by the
month at special rates. Single meals
or beds, % cents. Give him a call.
Adds opens his anti-monopoly cot
tage photograph rooms May lst, i'm
mediately opposite the Pico House.
Card photographs, one dollar per
dozen. Cabinets, 50 80 per Dozen
-Four tintypes for fifty cents. PATRON
lie the opposition.
The stockholders of the Grange Co.
operative Company of Los Angeles
will hold their annual meeting at
Good Templars' Hail. in this city, to-
day, at II O'clock. A full attendance
is desired, as matters Of the utmost inn
portance will come before the meeting.
We have two interesting communi.
cations in hand; one on the subject of
irrigation, from our San Fernando cor
respondent, and another on the liquor
question, which we are oblige TO hold
over. A rather lengthy arllcle on San
Fernando and the Spanish picnic at
that place on Saturday and Sun lay
has also been crowded out.
The musical entertainment for the
benefit of the Catholic Cathedral Fund
will come off at MERGED Theater to-
morrow night. Some of the best anna
teur talent in the city will take part in
the affair, and those who wish an
evening Of delightful amusement, at
the same time aiding good cause,
will be in attendance.
Jose Villa, charged with assault with
intent to rob, was examined before
Justice Gray yesterday, and held over
in bonds of $500 to appear before the
Grand Jury at it's next sitting. 1t will
be remembered that Villa is the man
WIZ ldiu SIeSo W IlOuSC VII tilc McSd
a short time since, and was captured
by an uprising of the neighbors.
A meeting is called by some of our
young men at LawlOr's Institute,
Thursday evening,at u o'clock, for the
purpose of establishing a debating So
ciety. We have never heard that
Daniel Webster ever belonged to de-
batting society, but he certainly lost a
great advantage by not being so con-
nected. We wish the young men sue
cess in their undertaking.
Music as an art is b. )ming more
generally understood as the world
grows older. Still there are here and
elsewhere individuals who are not as an
fat as Rossini, Handel, Mozart, or the
man who blows the bass drum. One of
these gentlemen, who is not r., H. or NJ,
nor the drum-man, but one of the un-0u
fditclass attended Mrs Marbles concert
on Saturday, and has since given us a
critical opinion of the lady's musical
knowledge and culture. After listen
ing to the emusic lesson," he gave it
as his confirmed opinion that Mrs.
Marble could not run the scale, and he
didn't blame Professor Havell for get
ting mad.