Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-09

Palmetto Oil cures everything.


G. w. Morgan has money to loan. x
The Mohongo sailed for San Diego
yesterday.
The telegraph line was not in work
ing order last night.
The Pacific leaves for San Francisco
and way ports to-day. Passengers will
take the P. Miriam.
Remember that Mr.. Saxons enter
tainment comes off next Saturday
evening in Turner's Hall.
Mr.. S. Levy, the commission mer-
chant, will ship a large quantity of
tallow to San Francisco to-day.
Splendid five-acre lots for $3.50. Lo-
Gated one mile this side of the race
track. Apply to Kimball & Ban
croft.
"Spanish Joe,n arrested on suspi-
cion of having committed the recent
robbery at Anaheim, has been dis
charged.
The Kalorama sails to-day. Passen-
gers will take the 10 A. NJ. train, in
stead of that at 4 P. NJ, as previously
announced.
Sheriff Rowland, with the remain
der of the party VINO kept Vasquez
company to San Francisco, returned
by the coast stage line yesterday.
Adolph Portugal is doing rushing
business nowadays. He has one of
the most complete stocks in the city,
and sells at the most reasonable
figures.
Mallaonowitz, charged with unlaw-
fully taking water from a zania, was
yesterday before Justice Gray. His
case was continued until this afternoon
at l o'clock.
We have few of the HERALD pam
phlets still remaining. Those who
wish copies to send to their friends
should secure them at once, before the
edition is exhausted.
Attention is directed to an adyer-
tisement in another part of the paper,
which announces the military ball to
come off on Tuesday evening eff next
week. A grand affair is expected.
George Baker, the we'll known hack
driver, was united in matrimonial
bonds to Miss Feliadia st. Ouge last
Sunday. The knot was tied by one of
the Fathers in the Catholic Church.
We wish the newly made unit much
sunshine and pleasant weather through
life.
Examinations We're conducted YES
terday in Miss Porter's school, Ala
media street, and Mr.. Sullivan's school,
San Pedro street. We understand that
they passed off quite successfully.
This morning the examination will be
taken up in Miss Bent's department.,
Eighth street, and Miss Bakers school,
Spring street. In the afternoon the
schools of Mrs. Dubois and Miss
Lucky will receive their share of at
tention.
Banks, who was arrested on q peace
warrant sworn out before Justice Gray
last Saturday, put in his appearance
in Court yesterday and secured a con-
tinuance of the case until Saturday
next. Both parties in the difficulty
are farmers living some thirty miles
from the city. Through this affair
they will lose much valuable time,
some money and great deal of their
amiable temper. Better quit fighting
and join the Grange.
Mr. w. T. Farris, of Florence,
brought to our sanctum yesterday two
large punches of currants gro wn on
his place, which were the finest we
have ever seen, without an exception.
The specimens came from bushes of
the cherry currant variety, three years
old, and the branches were heavily
laden with large, luscious fruit nearly
the size of the cherry, from which its
name Is derived. Mr.. Farris can chal-
lenge the world on his currants. with
good assurance Of carrying Off the
palm.
The new mining discoveries north
of the city are attracting much atten-
ton. Mr.. Bell informed us yesterday
that the members of the company
owning the claims have paid in their
first assessments, and work will now
be commenced in good earnest to as
certain the value of the leads. Thus
far the indications have been all that
can be desired, and there can scarcely
be a doubt but that there is an i'm
mense mass of ore in the lodges con-
tanning gold and silver in paying
quantities. We'may expect to have a
quartz mill in operation there within
six months.