Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-08-08
FOCAL 8rIavITxu:ss.

Six wagons were loaded for Prescott
at the depot yesterday.
The District Court adjourned yester-
day until September 18th.
Judge Sepulveda will leave for San
Diego next Monday, to hold Court Tor
Judge McNealy.
Mr.. O'Donnell, OF the Los Angeles
Iron Foundry, is turning out an Gle
giant iron front for Mr.. DEcommun's
building.
Fitzpatrick hats received another fine
lot of Summer goods, which he makes
up in the most stylish manner. Re-
member this.
Miss Rebecca M Palmer succeeds to
the position formerly held by Miss
Howard on the corps instructive in
TIC high School building.
G. w. Morgan, No. Temple block,
has one hundred acres of first-cass
land under improvement, near Comp
ton, for sale. Sec advertisement.
The Kalorama sailed for San Fran
cisco yesterday, and the Ventura for
San Diego. The Ventura will return
and sail for San Francisco on sunday
Agency Imperial of Lordon and
Queen of Liverpool Insurance Com
panes; capital, SlS,O00,000 John
Carlin, agent, Room 9, Downcy
block.
Joe Breson's rattle for that diamond
ring will not come Off tonight, as ex-
pected, as the chances are not all
taken. Joe hopes to bring the matter
10 q conclusion next week.
The repairs on the upper story Of
Lanfrancos building have now been
completed and the tenants have taken
possession. Or. Wise has his old
quarters again, furnished in elegant
style.
Mr.. Samuel Norton will leave by
the next steamer for o trip to San
Francisco and the East to purchase an
extensive stock Of goods for his estab-
lishment soon to be opened in Arcadia
block.
4 team drawing a wagon loaded
with barley ran away in Sonora yes
terday. They struck out on the ceme-
terry road and scattered the sacks Of
grain right and left as they went. We
did not learn the extent Of the damage.
Ambrodgio Milan, who went after
1fr. Messmer with scoop-shovel the
ctler day, was placed under arrest and
nQve bonds Of 500 in Justice Gray's
Court yesterday to keep the peace.
The difficulty all came Of 4 debt OF
&aventy-five cents claimed by Milan
10 Mr.. Messmer, which that gentle
man denied.
Prof. Hyers, the plyrognomical ar
tiet and eXtecic manipulation (barbcr),
has taken up his headquarters in the
Enterprise barber shop, on CONNER
Cial street, where the learned gentle
man will be glad 10 see all of his old
friends.
There was q female crusade on Los
Angeles street yesterday'of the hair
pulling and eye blacking order-no
temperance about it. And now Rosa
Morales enters complaint before JUS
tice rrafford against RefugiO Ruis for
assault and battery, while RefugiO
Puis in turn arraigns Carolina Pep
epithets. They will all have a chance
t. settle with the Stale for their do
ings.
Following is the list of passengers
per steamer Senator, which sailed
from San Francisco August 7, for Los
Angeles: Mrs f w Gibson G II Smith,
] Z Perkins. T. G Mcfarland, Judge
Rising and wife, VIM II Martin, Gen
j Il Shields, r. $ Wilkins, J Il Ham
iiton, ID L Mulford, Mrs McCauley and
children, J w PinkertOn and wife, W
HeaXer, w G Lowell, Mary Diaz, Fred
Giese and wife, l. Lubockcass, wife and
children, II Stillman. + A Phelps, d
II Worthington, S J Hill, j 5 Clapp,
Chas Hunter.
DR.. Haswell delivered his second
lecture on the subject Of Temperance
and Local Option at Good Templar's
Hall last night The audience was
quite small, we regret to say, and
showed q lamentable lack Of interest
in the cause on the part of our citizens.
Certainly the meagre attendance cam
not be considered in any uncompli-
mentary sense toward the lecturer for
he stands high in the estimation OF
the people throughout the state, and
not less so In Los Angeles than else
where. The Doctor has the advantage
Of being both earnest and candid-car-
dinal virtues, when taken together,
often lacking in temperance lecturers.
lie goes into no ectacies Of
tragedy on the subject, has moth
ing 10 do with hyperbole, bat
talks plainly and reasonably. At
the same time he takes no middle
ground in the matter, but advocates
temperance first, last, and all the
time. lie will talk to the children ct
Good Templar's Hall tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. We trust that there
win be full attendance of young and
old, for his lecture will be equally in
teresting to both.