Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-02
CITY AND SUBURBS.

There will be meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce this evening.
The San Diego mail now arrives at
8 A. NJ, instead of IL O'Clock, as here
tofore.
Rev. w. II. Lee returned by the
Mohongo, Sunday, from his visit to
San Francisco.
The meeting of the military COM
ptny for the election of officers occurs
at Stearns' Hall this evening.
The Mohongo will sail for Santa
Barbara and San Francisco to-day.
The steamer train leaves at A pm.
Splendid five-acre lots for $3.50. Lo-
Gated one mile this side of the race
track. Apply to Kimball & Ban
croft. II
Mr.. De Cells, the editor of La
CrOnicd, has returned from his trip to
San Francisco. We are glad to well
come him back.
Mr.. Madigan commenced taking the
school census yesterday. He will en-
rol all of the children between the
ages of five and seventeen.
Mr.. Bachman, prominent mer-
chant of San Francisco, concludes his
visit to our city to-day. He will re-
turn home with his wife by the Mo-
hongo.
The annual election of officers of the
Petroleum Refining Company will
take place this evening at Temples
Bank. A full attendance of stock
holders is requested.
Our friend Henry Garrett, agent of
r. G. Dun & Co.'s Mercantile Agency,
leaves the city to-day by the Mohongo
for a return to San Francisco. We
wish him bon uoyage.
We hear reports of serious depreda-
tons committed upon the Yerba
Ranch, some seven miles from the
city. Some forty head of sheep have
lately been stolen from that locality.
We welcome among our fraternity
of newspapers the Real Estate Re
porter, published by Kimball & Ban
croft. 1t is q newsy little sheet, and
will do much good for the interest it
represents.
The public examinations of DIR.
Luckey's department of the High
School will occur on Thursday and
Friday of this week. All who are in
terested in the matter of education
are invited to attend.
Mr. Beaudry sent an order yesterday
for two thousand feet of cast-irOn pipe
to be used in his waterworks. The
people on the hills are sure to have
plenty of water for every purpose
even to drinking, if they desire it,
Millington's Family Party will take
place at Leck's Hall on Friday eve
ming, June 9Th, when he will intro
duce the celebrated German and other
new dances. His friends are invited.
Tickets fifty cents for each indi-
vidual.
John McDonald's restaurant, Com
mercial street, near the depot, has
been greatly enlarged and improved,
and now affords all the delicacies OF
the season. Board and lodging by the
month at special rates. Single meals
or beds, % cents. Give him a call. II
The entertainment for the benefit
of Mr.. SaXOn's school will come Off on
Saturday evening, June 18th. A splen-
did programme will be presented, in
which some of the scholars from the
various schools, as well as Mr.. Saxon
and number of amateurs, will par
ticipatc.
The splendid programme now just
published by those world renowned
artistes, the Fabbri combination, will
without any doubt fill the Turner
Hall next SATURDAY with the elite of
our music lovers, when capital
treat may be expected.
The Rev. DR.. Packard, of the Con-
gregational Church, leaves to-day by
the Mohongo, to visit his home in Bos.
ton, Mass. He is expected back, with
his FAMILY, in September. The best
wishes of his many friends, and the
prayers of his congregation, accom-
pany the reverend gentleman on his
trans-continental excursion.
Four Jurors who were not forthcom-
ing at the summons of the County
Court the other day were fined five
dollars each by Judge OMelveny. 1t
Is a little severe on delinquent jurors,
but the majesty of the law must be
yindicated, and all sensible people
will think that the Judge did just
right.
The Palmetto Oil man furnishes one
Of the most attractive concerts ever
held in this city; at least we judge so
from the size of the crow S who flock
to hear him. His wonderful remedy
cures every ailment to which human
ity is subject, as we'll as several Others
not vet known to the almanac. There
can be little doubt but that there is
some virtue in his remedy, as its good
qualities are attested to by published
cards from some of our prominent cit
liens.
The oldest son of Dolores Sepulveda,
a lad about eighteen years of age, met
with a severe accident in Sonora last
Sunday. He was riding horse, and
the animal becoming unruly, reared
up and fell back upon him. The boy
in falling struck upon his head and
received q conclusion of the brain,
with other bruises upon his body. He
had only partially returned to con-
seriousness yesterday, but his physi-
clan, Dr. Wise, thinks that he will re-
cover. 1t is fortunate that the horse
did not fall squarely upon his rider,
as in that event the boy would not
have had even this narrow escape.
Pictures extraordinary.-I want
to see what an immense business the
Cottage Gallery is doing, just go to
the Pico House any day between 8 and
3. You will see carriages, wagons and
horses all belonging to people waiting
for their turn to be photographed.
Adds has only had time to eat one
dinner since he opened-two more to
help him and still no time to eat.
Adds turns out from twenty-five to
thirty dozen pictures perday. Where
do all the people come from; who say
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