Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-04-30
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CITY AND sURsyTlsIsS.

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EX-Chief of Police Burke of San
Francisco is spending few days with
his friends in this city.
Passengers per steamer Senator for
San Diego will leave the depot at 10
O'clock this morning.
Prof. Fowler was at Santa Barbara
last week, and among the rest treated
the Santa Barbarians to Il temperance
lecture.
The regular M. f.. Church social was
held at the residence of Mr.. Whistler,
on San Pedro street, last night. There
was u full attendance and good
time.
In few days the Cerro Gordo trains
will deposit their freight at San Fer
nandO, and the bullion wont to be
handled at our depot will pass through
on the wing for the sea coast.
Mr.. Adds, the photographers arrived
in the city yesterday, and completed
arrangements for locating his gallery
ON Main street., opposite the Pico
House. He will be ready for business
by Friday or Saturday.
Adds opens his anti-monopoly cot
tage photograph rooms May LIST, inn
mediately opposite the Pico House.
Card photographs, one dollar per
dozen. Cabinets, 50 so per dozen.
-Four tintypes for fifty cents. Patron
lie the opposition.
up. Howard, Esquire! p. Howard,
Esquire! ?. Howard, EsquireW shouted
the crier of the Court yesterday morn
ing, with his head protruded from an
upper window of the Court House.
ooh, myw said 8. lady passing in the
street, "Iouse afire! Oh, myw
A warrant was issued by Justice
Gray, yesterday, for the arrest of
Rafael Subiate on a charge of grand
larceny. The man was taken in
charge by constable Wilbar and
brought before the Court, but the
charges were finally withdrawn and
he was allowed to go his way in peace.
The case of Daniel B. Nichols, under
the Act of July %, 1866, involving the
right to enter lands in Township s,
IA w, was on trial before the L. S.
Land Office, Tuesday. 1t was again
taken UP yesterday and the further
hearing postponed until May 18th.
Simonds & Co. have little palace
for certainty in their ice cream sa-
loon, opposite the Postoi1ice. If you
have a penchant for enjoying the fla
vors of dish of strawberries or ice
cream in quiet retreat, call on ST.
monds & Co. You will receive gilt
aupad traa tmpnt tharp
The HERALD acknowledges the
present of green turtle steak, with
compliments of Williams & Rogers, of
the Palace. Our thanks, gentlemen.
\ collation. will be spread at the Palace
to-day from II A. NJ. till p. NJ, which
will doubtless eclipse anything of the
kind that has been prepared in
our city. You will miss one
of the affairs of the season, if you
are not on hand to participate in the
grand lunch.
Many of our citizens are investing
their spare capital in lots at San Fer
nando. Ten dollars buys lot 25Xl00
feet, or whole block 200X500 feet can
be purchased for S400. San Fernando
will soon become thriving place, with
considerable local trade as well as
through traffic by rail, and there is a
certainty of some appreciation of
property there during the next year or
two. So our careful men, with an eye
to the main chance, go there and in
vest.
All Kong and Tung ST, convicted
respectively of second-class murder
and Observation-Disclosures crimes
they killed brother Chinaman) were
yesterday sentenced by Judge Sepul-
veda in the District Court. All Kong
will rusticate in San Quentin ten
years and Tung ST will keep him
company during six of them. We
understand that the case will be car
ried to the Supreme Court. Doubtless
the Celestials 'no likee this country
muchee-him heap badee."
The following passengers per steamer
Senator will arrive in this city this
morning: A Revert, + ] Strong, F III
McDougal, @ A Stanley, II Lea
cum, M Polhemus, J McCone, II M
Ring, J Ring, Miss H Halch, Mrs J
NJ Bassett, E Williams and family, G
Bode and family, Jas n Day and wife,
f A Sampson, H r. Crawson. G Ellis,
+ Flagg and family, J w Spear and
wife, j Richie, Mrs Ritchie, d A
Lawrence and wife, G w Chamberlain
and wife, J Roax, G Leambehen, III ID
Shustin, Vogle, Geo bayfield,, L Cosa,
Mrs futile.
Read the advertisement of the Tele
graph; Stage Line which appears in
another column. By the new arrange
ments, passengers now make the trip
from Los Angeles to San Francisco in
48 hours, leaving the distance to be
travelled by stage reduced to 10 miles.
Taking the train for San Fernando at
1880 A NJ, they connect with the
stage running from that point to De-
lano, and thence by Central Pacific
Railroad to Stockton, Sacramento, San
Jose and San Francisco, Tourists can
purchase tickets from w. Appleton,
agent for the Telegraph Stage Line in
Los Angeles, for the round trip to 70
semitic and Big Tree Groves.
A lively runaway occurred on Main
street yesterday afternoon, about 6
o'clock. A team attached to lumber
wagon, the property of Mr.. Kaufman
became unmanageable and dashed
down the street at q break-neck pace.
When nearly in front of the U. S.
Hotel Dave Green, driver on the
Coast Stage Line, rushed in front of the
team and catching one of the horses
by the bits, succeeded in checking
their flight. Much credit is due Mr.
Green for the pluck and dexterity
which he exhibited in stopping the
runaways, and thereby perhaps pre-
venting serious accident.
The nrorramme and announcement