Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-06-10
CITY AND SUBURBS.
Everybody uses Palmetto Oil.
G.. w. Morgan has money to loan.

cisco yesterday with a full manifest.
The spiritual mediums at the Pico
House are astonishing the natives and
puzzling the wise ones.
A fine programme has been arrang-
ed for an exhibition to come Off in the
Sisters School on June 10th.
The Mohongo sails for Santa Bar
bara and San Francisco to-day. Pas
sengers will take the P. NJ. train.
Splendid five-acre lots for $3.50. Lo-
Gated one mile this side of the race
track. Apply to Kimball & Bon
croft.
Blake & Egan, of Spadra, have
been building a new store at that place,
and will shortly move their stock
into It. l
The case of Lewis VS.. Anderson was
before the County Court yesterday,
and q motion to retax costs argued and
submitted.
There is dead dog on the vacant
premises next our office, which we
commend to the kind attention of the
street scavengers.
The Board of Directors of the Mutual
Aid Association meets to-day at IL
o'clock A. NJ. at the office of the Secre-
tary, No. Al Temple Block.
Won't somebody come forward mag
unanimously and agree to fire off gun
or something on the coming Fourth.
We must have celebration of some
kind.
The water case, involving the right
and wrong of irrigating from zanja
without permit, was tried before
Justice Gray yesterday. The decision
was reserved.
The Lewis Brothers have been show
ing in Spadra. They will shortly re-
turn to this city, when we may expect
that promised entertainment for the
benefit of the Sisters of Charity at
Santa Barbara.
The Stage Hotel, at Bakersfield, is
for sale. A fine opportunity is there
offered for an enterprising man to
make money. For terms apply to S.
J. Lansing, Esq, Bakersfield, or to A.
A. Wilson, Los Angeles.
There is not more pleasant place
in the city to trade than in the store Of
Joseph Cohn, Los Angeles street. He
keeps full and comprehensive stock
of almost everything necessary to the
comfort and convenience of the house,
hold, and nobody need turn away dis
satisfied at not finding what he wants
there.
A Grand Jury was yesterday en-
paneled in the County Court with
the following members: G. w. Col
trim, Foreman L. Duke, w. L. Ban
DoH IL
J. Il. Carpenter, G. B. Farris,
ris, N. butcher, H. Burlingame, c. A.
Coffman, H. A. Borge, J. H. Bald
win, Geo. Beaver, A. T. Currier.
Our friends, Neill and Piercy, have
been regaiing the good people OF San
Luis Obispo with their dramatic en-
tertainments, introducing Hamlet,
Rory O'M0re, Othello and Vasquez.
The papers of that burg speak very
approvingly of the performances.
From that place they will proceed to
San Francisco, and their further course
is not yet made known.
The office of the Clarendon was
turned completely topsy-turvey
yesterday, by the workmen who are
repairing and reconstructing the place.
When complete, it will have newly
finished ceiling and walls with many
more elegancies necessary to first
class hotel AS soon as the new build
ing of Perry & Riley is completed, the
Clarendon will have complement of
of fifty rooms, and will then furnish
super-extra accommodations to the
travelling public.
A warrant was issued from Justice
Gray's Court yesterday for the arrest
of John Doe Burlingame, on charge
of stealing horse, saddle and bride,
valued at thirty dollars, from William
Johnson. The animal was hitched on
one of the main streets, and while
johnson was attending to some bust
mess elsewhere, the wicked John Doe,
with malice in his heart, mounted the
aforesaid animal and rode off in the
direction Of the Monte. 1t would MT
be healthy for him to fall into the
hands of the Monte boys-not if he
> wears crayat-though he deserves to
be hung for his meanness in stealinga
thirty dollar horse.
The San Luis Obispo Tribune pays
the following generous tribute to our
District Judge. evil not disagree
with our up-country friends on this
subject: "Judge Sepulveda, who has
been holding Court for Hon. Walter
Murray, left us on yesterday for San
Francisco. He has given universal
satisfaction to the members of the bar,
who speak very highly of his ability
as a judge, and appreciate duly the
which he dispatches business. His
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won for him the good will of all who
3 have come in contact with him. We
,yish we'll to Judge Sepulveda, and
hope that he will flourish, wherever
his los may be cast"
Complaint was entered before JUS
tice Trafford yesterday, against John
keenan, for beating his wife. 1t seems
that he made use of black-snake
whip to chastise his better half in the
morning, and after hearing that she
had placed the affair in the Courts, he
administered another drubbing to her.
Finally he was arrested on two charges
of the came kind as the first, and q
third was subsequently made against
him for threatening to take his wife's
life. Justice TYafford tried the two
former charges, and keenan, plead
guilty to both. The sentence was re-
served. The case against him for
threats will come up to-day at 10 a. M.
We wish some good missionaries could
be sent to this country to spin the
ropes to hang such men. - e.
An interesting runaway and smash
up occurred on Main street about s
o'clock last night. A team attached
5 to a light spring wagon belonging to
Campbelrs livery stable, while stand
sr, ~, front NJ fha icn-crnam saloon