Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-12
CITY AND SUBURBS

G. w. Morgan has money to loan. +
The Fabbri Troupe will leave to-day
fer San Francisco.
The District Court will be in session
again next Monday.
No business of importance was tran s-
acted in the Courts yesterday.
Thos. d. Taaffe will find valuable
letter by calling at the POst-office.
Everybody uses Palmetto Oil, and
all their aches and pains are cured.
The Senator will leave Wilmington
for San Francisco and way ports Sun
day, June 14th.
A large number of visitors attended
the examinations at the High School
building yesterday.
The examination and exhibition of
the Sisters School will take place on
Tuesday, the 10th instant.
The three hundred and sixty-seven
pound turtle will be served up in
steaks and soup in the Lafay cite to-
day.
Splendid five-acre lots for $3.50. I.o-
Gated one mile this side of the race
track. Apply to Kimball & Ban
croft.
Barley is coming in quite freely.
Three hundred and forty sacks were
received at the depot for export yes
terday.
We understand that Mr.. J. Jones
has sold his furniture and leased his
residence on Main street to Mr.. G. w.
Gibson.
We understand that Major Graft has
sold his fine property in the southern
part of the city to Mr.. Frank Ganahl,
for $4,000.
Five car loads Of freight were ship
ped to San Fernando yesterday mora
ing; with the rest there were seven
teen tons Of barley.
The Orizaba will sail for San Diego
Sunday, June 14th. On Tuesday, June
10th, she will return, bound for San
Francisco and way ports.
Remember that Mr.. Saxon's enter
tainment comes off at Turner's Hall
tomorrow night. A splendid pro-
gramme has been prepared.
An express wagon ran into two
wheeled go-cart near the depot yes
ferday afternoon, making almost q
total wreck of the frail vehicle.
The case of Cayatano Duarte VS..
Civility Greenwade, which was set for
trial in the U. S. Land Office yester-
day, was postponed until June Goth.
Mendel Meyer sold to the Los An
geles Guards last Wednesday sixty
coats which will go to make up their
uniforms, after being retrimmed and
retitted by Fitzpatrick.
The Lewis Brothers are in the city,
and will probably furnish an enter
tainment next week. They will give
u benefit on one evening for the Sis
tiers of Charity Of Santa Barbara.
Mr.. Wolfenstein goes to San Fer
nando to- lay to photograph the noun
,ins at that place, where it is said
there is some fine scenery, equal in
grandeur to any section of the State.
Those who wish fire. works and COM
bustibles for the coming Fourth
should order them shipped by the
Pacific Mail steamer California, which
will sail from San Francisco June
Goth. See advertisement.
A fine lunch of tongue and the ct
ceteras will be spread ct Steadman's
this forenoon at IL o'clock. All of
Steadman's friends and his friends
friends are expected to be on hand. 1t
will be friendly affair all the way
round.
On Sunday last difficulty occurred
at Santa Barbara between John oulIi-
van and bar-keepcr called Barney,
curing which Sullivan received sew
eral blows or kicks in the stomach,
from the effects of which he died. The
deceased has son aged twenty years
residing in this city.
In pursuance of the call signed by
many citizens, there will be a meeting
at the Court House tonight at 8
O'Clock to devise means for celebrating
the coming Fourth of July. We trust
that the people will take hold of this
matter theoretically, and do our Ma
tional holiday proud.
Nine. Martelle and Miss Agnes
STAFFORD beg to return their sincere
thanks to the people of Los Angeles
for large amount of patronage and q
pleasant social time. They hope to
return when the weather becomes
cooler and carry out their original pro-
gramme of lecturing. They sail on
the 14th for San Diego.
Babies are good things in their way,
but they should not be taken to public
entertainments. The audience at
Turner's Hall the other night was
greatly annoyed by the unmusical
squawking Of several innocents. Bet
ter leave the little ones at home; they
don't care much about the entertain
ment, and other people do.
An attempt was made to run the
street car ON the track Wednesday,
but it was found that the small stones
and gravel lying upon the surface OF
the ballast worked beneath the wheels
and threw the car from the track.
Some of the curves also were found to
be too short to admit of an easy turn
ing of the corners. Men were set to
work at once correcting the difficult
ties, and in few days the car will be
making its regular trips.
The following is a list of passengers
which sailed from San Francisco on
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