Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-03-20
CITY AND SUBURBS,

CITY AND SUBURBS.
S. H. Slaught has elegant furnished
rooms to let. See advertisement.
A large band of sheep will start
from FL Monte to-day for Tucson,
Arizona.
G. w. Otis of Petaluma is in the
city, and did the HERALD office the
honor of call yesterday.
The steamer Senator arrived yester-
day morning, and after discharging a
host of passengers and pile of freight
sailed for San Diego.
Two Cinnamon, All Sam and All
Yung, were fined SO each, yesterday
morning by the Mayor for shooting
inside the city limits.
Perry, Woodwork & Co., one of
our big lumber firms, appear in the
HERALD this morning in q card set
ting forth their line Of business. sro
The Chamber of Commerce held an
important meeting last evening, full
report of which, with the communica-
tions submitted, will be found in our
columns this morning.
The San Diego Chamber of Com
merce in communication to our
Chamber, which is printed elsewhere,
asks for cooperation in influencing
Congress to aid the Texas and Pacific
Railroad. t ~ Aq.aagQ
Leventhal, the man with the tre-
mendOuS stock of new goods in He'll
mans block, tells the public through
our columns this morning just where
to find the cheapest and the best of
everything.
l. N Choynski, who has been So
journing here for some time, lecturing
a little, selling rare books and doing a
variety of good turns for his many
friends, left yesterday on the Kalo-
rama for Santa Barbara '..
The Ladies Temperance Prayer
Meeting will be held at Good Tenn
plars' Hall this afternoon. 1t is the
intention to organize a Women's Tenn
perance Society We believe, and all
DESTROYS OF furthering the cause of So
briefly are invited to attend.
An effort is being made to establish
a savings bank in this city. The par
ties who have taken the initiatory
steps in the matter are men of means
and enterprise, and it is very likely
that their efforts will terminate sue
cessfully. 9 49, II I
Bills dray was called into requisi-
tion to do service for the city again
yesterday. A drunken fellow was
found extended on the sidewalk on
Wilmington street, and it was deem
ed advisable that he be taken to the
city Jail lest he take cold. 1919 .. - Us
H. d. Barrows & Co. have restocked
their store with hardware, crockery,
ETC., suitable to the increasing wants
OF our growing population. You can
md anything in the ironmonger line
from bradawl to locomotive in
their store. See advertisement.
The Pico House was so full yesterday
mat parties seeking accommodations
tnere had to be turned away for want
OF room. Such occurrences are fire.
quent in our city, and it would seem
ought to be sufficient reason for advo-
eating the establishment of more hotel
room. . t4tjl I'D IL q
L. Harris, of the firm of Harris &
Jacoby, arrived here by the steamer
Senator yesterday. Mr.. Harris has
been on a long visit to the Eastern
States, and returns home looking very
much as though he had enjoyed il ex-
ceedingly well, notwithstanding the
emily" atmosphere they have out
there in Winter.
AT the annual election of officers of
Occur de Lion commanding No. 8
knights Templar, held at the Asylum
at Masonic Hall last evening, the fol-
lowing officers were elected and in
stalled for the ensuing Masonic year:
%. c., II. S. Orme; G., ]. @. A. Stan
ley; G. g., H. N. Bruening; p, F. P.
ID. Temple; S. w., HI. Hamilton; J.
W., J. d: Bicknell; Treasurer, john
J. Reynolds; Rec. A. G. Holmes;
Standard B., John Collier; Sword B.,
John Lazzarovich; W., T. E. Rowan.
Sir knight Herman Niedecken was
appointed Sentinel and Sir Knights
Kinds, Stevens and Jones, as Guards.