Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-19
CITY AND SUBURBS

~ Soou tlme Is anticipated at the
excursion to Spadra Sunday.
The Kalorama will sail for San
Francisco on Tuesday, June Odd.
A term-trial jury of twenty-four cit
liens will be empanelled in the
County Court to-day.
Three sacks of abalones were shipped
from the depot yesterday, for the con-
sumption OF the up-cOuntry Johns.
Splendid five-acre lots for $3.50. IIo-
Gated one mile this side of the race
track. Apply to Kimball G. Ban
croft. ~
A certain bartender named Henry
Cook has been arrested and fined SIS |
in Santa Barbara for violating the |
Local Option law.
The Veterans Of the Mexican War |
Will meet at ). ID. Dunlap's office Sat- |
urday afternoon at one O'clock to ar
range for parade on the Fourth :; !,
Remember the celebration of the i
Iurn-Nerein Germania next Saturday |,
evening. A fine programme has been /
prepared including theatricals, refresh
ments and dancing.
All Of the Committees on the Fourth /
OF July celebration, appointed at the
meeting last Monday night are re-
quested to meet at the County Court
room this evening at S O'Clock.
Mr. Sam Berge has the agency in
this city for the History of the Indian
Tribes OF North America, q finely illus
trated work, published in monthly h
issues and sold for fifty cents per num-
Der.
Partnership blanks, such as are re- ,
CURED by law to be filed with the =
County Clerk by all firms not doing
business under their real or full names, r
can be purchased at the HERALD Of ,
flee. +;
Illegible addresses prevent two let
ters at the Postoflice from going as /,
their writers intended. They are for 4
BrigidiO Valdez and Paul Husson. Ii
Another for Allen Wilcox, 12l Front 1t
street, San Francisco, is detained for t,
postage. II
The Thirty Fights are having their
uniforms made to be ready for the S
coming celebration. The uniform 20
con 'ists of black pants, plain red shirt, ;,
black sllk tie, regulation cap and belt, u
the cap bearing the figures "38p The OF
boys will look uncOmmonly pretty'a
with their new clothes on. nc
The Mutual Aid for June is out. ~,
Withlts usual smiling face. 1t is full OF
of interesting reading matter for Al
Changers, life-insurers, and everybody y.
in general. There is not q more neatly ,s
designed little paper Oh the coast than h
the Mutual Aid, and the HERALD Of rs
flee has the honor of printing it. 81
United States Commissioner Brun- {
son had before him yesterday three Ir'
men, named respectively Jacob Hell
berle, John Foucherac and Julian
Genaud, who Were arrested by Deputy Ae
Marshal Dunlap for cutting wood on L,
the Government lands near San Fer 'i'
nando. Their case will be tried to-day Ell
at =. NJ. lh'
Professor VIM. Denton will COM y
mence n course OF lectures in Santa =.
Barbara on Saturday, June 10Th. The
Professor is gentleman who has
line reputation as Il scientist, and has Il
met with great success in treating of ~,
the subject named. We trust that he :,
will pay Los Angeles visit before he +
leaves the State. ,e
The following is the list of passen- ,e
gers which sailed from San Francisco se
yesterday per steamer Mohongo for Iul
Wilmington: Mrs. Bons, Mrs. Hast il
ings, Miss Fisher, l.. Dartiguers, w. in,
Slime, j. +. Staples, W. S. Kincaid, G. h
Vasquez, r. II. Curtis, Miss A. Wes- h,
ton, M. +. Coronel, F. Wolfskill, b. a. iol
Hussey, l.. Gather. iny
A bounty land warrant has been %.
granted to Mrs. Mary a. Callahan, of In LIN
the Mission San Gabriel, for services y.
of her husband, f. Callahan, deceased, u l',
who participated in the battle of the -; ~
Chino, with Captain b. ID. Wilson's - :.
Company in 1876 The warrant was -, y
obtained through the agency of Major III.
c. N. Wilson of this city. ~ y
Quite an accident happened to the an,
stage going to Anaheim the other day te
When in the middle of the San Gabriel ca
river the two leaders broke loose from Il c
the stage and ran away, leaving the 9Th
vehicle and passengers in rather an on
unpleasant predicament. They were tn
eXtricated after while, however, b.
through an ingenious manmuvre of the t
driver, and the slight damage re-
paired.
"Why not have another military ON
company ?' We were asked the Ques- g
ton yesterday, and put it to our read nv
ers for an answer. 1t is suggested that arc
there are enough young men in the tn
city to organize q company that would ar
not interfere with the one already es- bin
but form means of enjoy We,
mept for many who cannot gain adj no
mission to the first company by reas- an
on of its already full membership. Ehe
Why not? t
From the La CrOnica of the 18th lde
instant, we translate the following:
"Last Friday party of our friends,
who were returning from San Fernan- ,;n
do, were surprised by the bandit 9in
Chavez and two of his band, one of Ihel
whom was leading horse with pack OF
on him, perhaps to avoid suspicion. n
They started conversation with our ho
said friends, and among other things, rHe
the Chavez party asked for bread, ngt
which was given them, adding besides an
q bottle of beer which was presented an
to Chavez himself, who accepted it bu
with pleasure. We also know that nol
Chavez has not left the vicinity of San at
Fernando, and that it is not long since the
he called at house in search of money, ORC
$50 and forthwith making thi
scarce. othe
lval
Rather an unpleasant joke, if joke puls
it may be called, was perpetrated onnkin
officer Bilderain last Wednesdaythat
night. While on his beat in Sonora, gref
he had occasion to arrest an individ-se. h
ual, and leaving his horse tied in THEFT, II
Mexican precincts, he brought hisf Ga