Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-05-24
CITY AND SUBURBS.

Judge Sepulveda left yesterday after
noon by the Senator for San Luis Obs
pc, where he will hold Court for two
weeks.
Rev. DR.. White, of the Presbyterian
Church, from San Francisco, will preach
in Good Templars Hall to-day at II
o'clock A. NJ.
The San Diego World of the 21st in
slant says: CDR. Griffin, of Los Ange-
les, arrived in this city last evening,
and left for Julian this morning.
The second edition of the HERALD
pamphlet is now out. They are just
the thing to send to your friends
throughout the country, far and near.
Mr.. F. Adam received by the last
steamer fine lot of Summer goods.
He is now prepared to suit the most
fastidiOus, both inquality Of goods and
style of fits.
1t is reported on the authority of one
of the pilots at Wilmington, that there
is now one foot and half more water
on the bar than there has Eeen at any
time previous.
Passengers for San Diego by the
Kalorama will take the train this
morning, at ten o'clock. The Kalora-
ma will be at Wilmington on her re-
turn trip next Tuesday.
1t is reported that any number of
labOring men can find work in the
harvest fields in the vicinity of Ana
helm, and will receive therefor wages
ranging as high as two dollars per day.
Judge Lindley has gone to Paso Ro-
bles Hot Springs pasear. He will ell
joy himself in hunting and fishing for
IL few days, and may conclude his re-
creations by a flying visit to San Fran
cisco.
The subject of the Rev. Mr.. Camp
BELLS discourse in the M. b. Church
South this morning will be "What is
Life" in the evening, 1.-THE God of
the lnfidel and the God of the Chris
tian.u
We learn that Capt. Sears will SUI
perintend the dredging Of Whining
ton harbor, under the auspices of I'M
Gle Sam, as no bids have been received
from outside parties for doing the
work.
Special officer Bland entered COM
plant last Friday against the propri
etor of the Los Angeles Saloon, oa Los
Angeles street, for keeping a noisy
and disorderly house. The man was
fined $40.
There will be services at the Congre-
gational Church, New High street, to-
day ut IL A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ, con-
Quoted by Rev. ID. II. Packard. Sab
bath School at II O'clock. All are in
vited.
The second thousand of the HERALD
pamphlet is now printed, and for sale
ut our office. They are sold at the
nominal prices of five cents per copy.
Call and secure a number to send your
friends.
A disorderly individual was fined
SO so in the Mayors Court, yesterday,
for disturbing somebody's peace and
quiet. He will earn that amount for
the city in the chain gang, and behave
himself next time.
Adds, at the Cottage Rooms, has
been doing such an immense business
that he has had to employ a No. lartist
to assist him. Cards now beautifully
retouched, one dollar per dozen. Call
at once, as he soon leaves.
T. A. Carey, Deputy Master of the
Patrons of Husbandry went out last
night to organize Grange near Spa
dra. This will be nineteenth Grange
in the county, and will bring the MEM
bership of the order up to about fif-
teen hundred.
Captain Clark left yesterday for his
silver mines, accompanied by sur
yeying party. He has been working
the mines for some six months past,
but now goes to secure the government
patent for them, to "make assurance
doubly sure, and take bond of fate"
A portion of the wall of the Blue
Wing store, which was being torn
down, yesterday, fell somewhat uneX-
pectedly and injured one of the men
who was at work beneath it. The
harm done was not very serious, how
ever, as the man received~only few
slight cuts and bruises.
The survey of the town of San Fer
naDdo has been completed. Mr.. Rey-
nolds' party still remains at this place
to lay off the forty-acre lots on the
tract outside of the town. Senator
Maclay has made q purchase OF the
water pipe to be laid in the place, and
will have it shipped mere by the next
steamer.
Two men have been arrested at Ana
helm on charge Of committing the
brutal attack on Mrs. Eldridge, at that
place last Tuesday night, the partieI-
lars Of which were reported in the
HERALD. The men were brought to
the County Jail, Friday, in irons, and
will be held to await the action of the
Grand Jury.
The Wyanda, one Of the last steam
eYs placed upon the Goodall, Nelson
x Perkins coast line, will hereafter
be known as the Los Angeles. We
recognize the comp liment paid to our
CITY by the steamship company, and
wish our namesake smooth seas and ~
full manifest while plying up and
down the coast.
Mr.eAlbert G. Packard, the efficient
agent Of La Cr0,aica, starts to-day for
a business trip to the southern part OF
the county in the interest of that paper.
Mr.. Packard has kindly consented to
speak good word for the HERALD
while making his rounds, and is au-
tilorized to receive subscriptions and
money on our account. We bespeak
for him the consideration of our friends
throughout the county.
Hereafter there will be regular
schedule for the running of Goodall,
Nelaop q Perkins steamers. They
have been somewhat irregular hereto
fore, owing to the press of business;
but by the addition of two more
steamers to the line the company ex-
poets to make regular time and have
full accommodations for the carrying
trade. The arrivals and departures OF