Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-04-19
CITY AND SUBURBS.

and residence to Main street, below
the Round house. #I.'.#s#
The steamer California will arrive
this morning. She has two hundred
and seventy tons of freight for this
place. Fl FL
All special taxes not settled by the
30th of this month will be subject to
penalty of fifty per cent. This il the
ruling of Collector Sedgwick.
Mr.. Goldsworthy will leave for Hol-
comb valley tomorrow on survey
ing trip and expects to spend several
months in that section. ,I g
The will of John Moore, lately, de-
ceased, bequeaths all of his property,
real and personal, to his brother, ex-
cepting only fine riding horse left to
Il former waiter in his restaurant.
Messrs. Heinzeman & Co. have re-
ceived very fine stock of French
perfumery; just the thing for our
young men to purchase for their Dulci-
naes' handkerchief.
Col P. +. Walsh, of San Francisco,
one of the ablest Democratic speakers
in the State, and Capt. M. G. Smith,
eX-Superintendent Of Streets of the
Bay City, are at the Clarendon.
Goodall, Nelson & Perkins steamer
Constantine sailed yesterday, south
ward bound. The Constantine will be
morrow at 4 p. NJ.
Los Angeles Grange, No. SO, yester-
day conferred the Third Degree on q
large class of candidates. Next Satur-
day the class will graduate in the
Harvesters Degree, when the Grange
will indulge in a "Harvest Feast"
"NoTHING BUT LEAVES. AT the
request of the Rev. A. NJ. Campbell,
Stephen Massett will read a short and
very beautiful composition from the
above text, at I.eck's Hall, after the
lecture by the minister tonight.
Mr.. Adolph Portugal will leave by
the next steamer for San Francisco to
purchase select stock of ladies' and
gentlemeMs furnishing goods, Mr..
Portugal designs that his stock shah
xcelany other of the kind in the city.
The Rev. VIM. B. Hill, Rector, will
preach in the Episcopal Church to-day
at the usual hours The Sunday
School and Bible Glass will be held at
1890, Immediately after the morning
service, instead Of $3.50 A. NJ. as here
tofore.
: Delegations from the different
Oranges in this county leave on the
steamer to-day for San Francisco,
at which place meeting of delegates
will be held on Tuesday next, in ac-
cordance with a resolution passed at
the last session of the State Grange.
The bulk of our freighting business
will soon be removed to Pico, the pres
ent terminus of the railroad. This
does not mean that the trade of Los
Angeles will be at all decreased-only
our facilities for doing it will be i'm
proved.
Mr.. Alexander Camp, last week,
corralled six young coyotes about ten
miles fromstown, on the farm Of Mr..
Bulls. He had them on exhibition
in this city yesterday. They are
about the size of Puppies nine days
old" Mr.. Camp was recommended
to send his prizes to Woodward's
Gardens.
Our afternoon breeze is growing
quite regular in its visits, coming at
l or . o'clock and whirling the dust
around through our streets in a vicious
manner for an hour or two. Wouldn't
it be q good idea to have the streets
freshly sprinkled just before this peri
odical "blow out" each day?
Messrs. Walker e. Kalb, dyers,
Market street, south Of the Court
house, are thoroughly posted in every
thing which pertains to their business.
There is no need of casting aside soiled
an faded garments when they can be
made to look as good rs new by our
accommodating dyers.
The Inyo Independent of April 18th
says: ",We are told that for the fif-
teen days ending Monday last, Beau
dry's furnace turned out on the aver
age 23O bars per day, while Belshaw's
did nearly as WE'LL The teams are
now taking from Cartango about 230
bars a day" The gentleman named
is the brother of Mr. 'Beaudry, of this
city, one of our most enterprising citi-
Zens.
The Senator and Pacific will sail
from Wilmington Harbor tomorrow
for San Diego. Passengers by the
Mohongo for New York will sail by
one of these steamers, transferring to
the Mohongo at San Diego. They
will take the 10 A. NJ. train at the de-
pot, in order to make connections. On
Wednesday, April 22d, the Senator
and Pacific will again pass on their
wayup to San Francisco. sey#l8
STEVE MAssErT's FAREwELL.-On
Tuesday evening, at the MERGED,
"Jeems Pipes" gives his last enter
tainment in Los Angeles. Reserved
seats can be had at the store of Mr..
Brodrick, and we advise those who
wish good ones to 60 early. Among
his comic pieces he gives an imitation
of celebrated female lecturer on the
"Woman's Rights question
DR.. Haskell, the celebrated temper
ance lecturer, made us call yester-
day. The Doctor is not favorably inn
pressed with the enthusiasm on the
temperance question prevailing here,
and thinks he will not make long
stay with us. At his last lecture in
San Francisco he turned away four
teen hundred people who were unable
to gain admission to the hall. He
speaks at Good Templars' Hall to-