Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-20
CITY AND SUBURBS

Ile hoHoilSo sallS lOr san Diego To-
day.
The excursion train runs to Spadra
tomorrow.
The San Luis, carrying combusti-
bles, arrived yesterday morning
The people of Los Nietos are circu-
lating petition for Local Option.
Mr.. ID. Desmond, the halter, left by
the Telegraph Stage line for San
francisco yesterday.
Passengers for San Diego per Mo-
hongo will leave the railroad depot
here at 10 o'clock this morning.
Splendid five-acre lots for $3.50. Lo-
Gated one mile this side of the race
track. Apply to Kimball G. Ban
croft.
The pupils of the High School can
procure their examination papers by
calling at Mr. Brodrick's book store
to-day.
1t is reported that the Directors OF
the Comparatively Warehouse Company,
4 at Wilmington, contemplate giving a
barbecue before long.
The steamship companies have both
advanced their rates to San Francisco
making cabin passage twelve dollars
& anu llcIS III i've uOiliTS per lOil.
The Senator will leave San Francis
co on Monday instead of Saturday, and
arrive at San Pedro on Thursday next,
sailing again for her upward bound
trip on Friday.
The San Gabriel School District will
hold an election on Saturday, July
18th, on the question of voting a tax of
81, 800 for purchasing II lot and erect
ing schoolhousc.
Mr.. Dray, q farmer living near
Florence, has field of barley so heavy
that it cannot be cut by a machine.
The men will turn into it with axes
and crowbars next week.
The repairs on St.Athanaisius' Church
being now completed, there will
be Divine service therein at II A. NJ.
and 7:45 p. NJ. tomorrow, when the
Rector, Rev. VIM. H. Hill, will preach.
The Sunday school and Bible Glass
will meet Immediately after the morn
ing service.
A man named Manuel Sepulveda
was arrested and brought before Jus
tice Gray yesterday on a charge of
making Off with officer Biderrain's |
horse and trappings on Wednesday |
night last. Positive evidence against |
the accused was wanting and the case
was withdrawn.
Some misunderstanding has arisen
in regard to the time of running the |
excursion train to Spadra tomorrow. |
The train will leave the depot here at |
"a. NJ, reaching Spadra at 10:30, and |
starting from there for return at p.
NJ. Thus three hours and a half will |
be given the eXcursiOnists in Spadra. |
Our citizens will bear in mind that |
Messrs. |. w. Lord, Henry Hazard, |
+. II. Workman and j. ]. Gorilla are
Il committee appointed by the EXecu
utive Committee of the Fourth of
July Celebration to solicit subscrip-
tions for the expenses of the occasion.
We trust that our city will show its
patriotism by a liberal contribution.
Our readers will bear in mind that
the Turner's celebration comes off to-
night, at their hall on Spring street.
Everything in connection with the
entertainment has been arranged in
such a manner as to enhance the plea
sure of those in attendance to the full
est extent. There will be music, re-
freshments, theatricals, dancing, and
a full round of pleasures for all.
Mr.. r. H. Dalton late of the firm of
with Sam. Hellman in his book and
hardware business. Mr.. Dalton is
well and favorably known throughout
the city and county; he is a thorough,
energetic business man and will drive
trade in his new field of action. We
congratulate Mr.. Holman on securing
the services of such an efficient assist
ant as Mr.. Dalton.
Tomorrow night will be ratified of
at Wolf & Steadman's saloon mag
nificent Huegenon watch, worth six
hundred dollars. 1t is pronounced by
our watch-dealers to be one Of the best |
time-keepers on the Pacific Coast. 1t |
has stOp-second movement of the
latest and most approved style, which
makes it of more than ordinary value
to the gentleman who likes to know
Just how many seconds under 2:40 his
favorite trotter can go round the |
stretch.
Judge Brunson had before him yes
terday the three men who were arrest
ed on charge of cutting wood from
Government lands. Hiberle was bound |
over to appear before the Grand Jury,
and the cases of Fusherac and Genaud |
were continued until Tuesday next, at |
Up. NJ. The authorities are pressing
+ THIS matter OF tfeSpaSS Oh pubic laiiuS |
+ closely, and those who are thus trans
/ crossing would do well to desist before
! any more of them get into hot water.
+ They are subject to fine and impris0n-
ment and they will be made to pay |
heavy penalties if apprehended.
The stockholders of the Cooperative
Nursery and Fruit Company of Los
Angeles held a meeting at Judge |
Thompson's office yesterday, and
adopted code of bylaws for the
government of the company. The |
meeting also elected a Board Of Direct
ors, to hold office for the ensuing year,
as follows: Thos. A. Carey, o. w. |
Chi!ds, Milton Thomas, John S.
Thompson and Isaac S. Smith. The
Board of Directors afterwards held a |
meeting and organized by electing
Thos. A. Carey President; Milton
Thomas, Vice-President; l.. NJ. Holt,
Secretary, and John G. Downey Treas
urer. Over 5000, 900 of the capital stock
is already taken.
We do not wonder that men some
times commit .fetO de sc, but for a
sober-minded animal like horse to
have suicidal tendencies, is odd indeed. |
Officer Thomas has u fine colt, valued |
Mt one hundred dollars, which has
came very near ending its life by its
own act on two several occasions
within the past few days. The animal
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