Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-16
CITY AND SUBURBS

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Union office for Geo. Predigea.
The Constantine will sail for San
Francisco this morning at 10 o'clock.
The District Court was in session
again yesterday with Judge Sepulve-
da on the bench.
Mr.. Buchanan will finish this week
a neat little cottage on Fourth Street
for Mr. Brown, with Barrows & Co.
Splendid five-acre lots for $3.50. Lo-
Gated one mile this side of the race
track. Apply to Kimball & Ban
croft. n
The Good Templars will hold q So
cial at their hall this evening during
which some entertaining literary ex-
ercises will be introduced.
A large number of our citizens Wis
tied the seaside yesterday-Santa
Monica and Will Tell's-spending the
time most agreeably with festivities
and bathing.
1t is said that Professor Fabbri is
negotiating, through an agent here,
for the purchase of a lot on Spring
street, on which to erect an elegant
opera house.
The rattle at Joe Breson's last night,
resulted in the winning of the fine
gold watch, valued at $3.50, by j. w.
Patton. Forty-two was the lucky
number thrown with the dice.
Michael Reese has commenced suit
against Sheriff Rowland to recover
$2,252 IS for alleged wrong collection
of taxes from plaintiff on 26,631 acres
of land in Los Alamitos Ranch.
The party who went out with Mr..
Higbie several weeks since to survey
and relocate claims in the Ell Paso
District, returned yesterday, having
completed the object of their trip.
Sheriff Mayfield of San Bernarilno
delivered over to Sheriff Rowland
yesterday man named McNair, who
was indicted in this county for rape
fl We years ago. He will be tried on
the indie tment.
The San Diego Union of the 18th
instant says: "The funeral of the late
Col. c. J. Couts took place yesterday
morning, and was largely attended.
The services were held in the Catholic
Church at Old Town.
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office addressed on the back to r. II.
Case and signedS. f. w. without any
direction. The writer would do well
to inform the Postmaster where he
wishes his missive sent.
Judge O'Melveny, yesterday, SEN
fenced Newman, convicted of assault
upon Gabriel with intent to kill, to
five years imprisonment in San Quen
tin. An appeal was taken and bonds
filed pending the appeal.
The contract for building fine
house for Mr.. Goodwin of the firm Of
Pulaski & Goodwin, will probably be
let this week. The building is de-
signed to be frame, 3SXG3 feet, on, =
story, and will be erected on Fort
street.
Mr.. J. f. Cohn, travelling agent of
the Hallet and Davis Pianos and Geo.
Wood & Co.'S. Organs, is stopping at
the Lafayette Hotel. He has already
sold several of his instruments in Los
Angeles, and will remain about two
weeks longer to take orders.
Mrs. A. Ogier made application in
the u. S. Land Office yesterday for
patent to Ramona vein, gold bearing
ledge in Holcomb Valley. John G.
Haskell made final proof and payment
for the northwest quarter of section
twenty-two-south two, west four
teen.
Mr.. Mendel Meyer leaves by the
Orizaba to-day. He will go to Sacra-
mento and there attend the singing
festival coming off on the 2lst, ODD
and 22d of this month. Subsequently
he will stop at San Francisco and lay
in his second stock of goods for this
season.
Sunday, Pedro Lopez beat Jose Lee
via, an old man, over the head with a
club in a most brutal manner. Yes
terday Rafael Leiva, a son of the in
jured man, entered complaint against
Lopez before Justice Gray and war;
rant was issued for the arrest of the
offending party.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank
took possession of their new building
yesterday. looking as home-like and
comfortable as could be wished in the
elegantly furnished quarters. The
building formerly used by the Bank
will be occupied by the new Savings
Bank soon to be put in operation here.
Grand Chancellor L. M. Manner, as
sisted by G. S. Kasson, Chancellor
Commander of Excelsior Lodge No.
II, of San Francisco, A. S. Winchester,
Chancellor Commander of Santa Bar
bara Lodge No. %, DR.. A. ID. Risdon,
Prelate, and F. Solomon, Keeper Of
Seal of the last named Lodge, organ
feed Olive Lodge No. 26, Knights of
Pythias, in this city on Saturday even
ing. -8I
We call attention to Messrs. A. l..
Bancroft & Co.'s advertisement in to-
days issue, introducing Mr.. Geo. G.
King to our people, as agent for their
HDomestic Bible,n "Home Life in the
Bible,u etc. These titles, together
with the first-class recommendations
which Mr.. King brings, entities him
to a liberal patronage from our cit
liens. Mr.. King will commence cam
wasting our city at once for these bible
books.
Judge Lindley has returned from
his short pasear at PasO Robes
Springs, looking much improved in
health, though little bronzed from
exposure to the sun. Hespeaks highly
in praise of the curative properties of
the water and other advantages of
quiet, ETC., at the springs. About one
hundred and fifty invalids are stopping
there to recuperate, and the accommo-
dations for visitors are taxed to their
fullest capacity.
Our citizens will bear in mind that
the military ball given by the Los
Angeles Guards will come off at
Stearns' Hall tonight. 1t is said that
$50 tickets to the affair have already
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