Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-06
CITY AND SUBURBS.
G.. w. Morgan has money to loan.

The case of Reed VS.. Quintana, still
exercises the legal patience of the Dis
trict Court.
The County Board of Examiners |
was again in session at Good Temp
lars Hall yesterday.
Splendid fve-acre lots for $3.50. Lo-
Gated one mile this side of the race
track. Apply to Kimball d Ban
croft.
The Orizaba left for San Diego yes
terday. She will sail for San Francis
co tomorrow. Passengers will take
the p. NJ, train.
The Rev. VIM. H. Hill of Los An
geles, will hold Episcopal service and
preach in Wilmington on Sunday az
ternoon next at 8 o'clock.
We are sorry to state that Mr..
Owen, Clerk of the County Court, was
quite unwell yesterday, and unable to
attend to his accustomed duties.
Messrs. Page & Gravel, carriage
manufacturers, are doing a driving
business. They turn out the finest
and most substantial work in the
country.
Mr.. I. Danielwitz, an attorney from
San Francisco, who is in our city for
short visit, gave us a call yesterday.
We wish him much pleasure while on
his pasear.
And now we are to have an investi-
cation. The Common Council pro-
pose to look into police matters lit
tie, and instructed committee to that
effect yesterday.
Whistler g. Jones, proprietors of the
Depot Store have their hands full OF
business in the grocery and produce
line. They furnish the best articles
at the lowest prices.
Louis Masse entered complaint be-
fore Justice Gray yesterday against
Richard Kewen for beating him with
hoe. A jury has been demanded by
the defense, and the trial will come Oft
to-day.
V. Ponet's photograph gallery is the
popular resort for those who wish fine
pictures. "True to life and twice as
naturaln is the general verdict on the
pretty faces turned out as Mr.. Ponets
handiwOrk.
Milington's closing party occurs at
Leck's Hall tonight. a very pleas
ant affair is anticipated, as the wind
up of the season. Among other at
fractions the famous German" is
promised for the occasion.
Da. Leal has just refitted his fine
suite Of rooms in Temple Block. The
Doctor has very extensive practice,
and proposes to accommodate his
friends and patients while in his office
with all the comforts and elegancies
of the day.
John Robarts swore out peace war
rant before Justice Gray yesterday,
against M. J. Banks for threatening to
take his life. Banks is somewhat
notorious character, it seems, and has
killed his man in his day. He has not
yet been arrested.
Officer Hartlee was fined fifty dol
lars IN Justice Gray's Court Wednes-
day, for beating one Coleman over the
head with a revolver and thus inflict-
ing some severe injuries. Comment
an officer of the law.
We would call the attention Of oul
readers to the large advertisement OF
Adolph Portugal which appears in the
HERALD this morning. Mr.. Portu-
gal has an immense stock of dry goods
clothing and gents furnishing goods
which he proposes to sell "dirt cheap
Read the advertisement.
We understand that the Episcopa
Church will not be ready for service
on Sunday next, as had been conf
IDENTIFY anticipated. The painters arr
necessarily little behind time, an:
the opening of the renovated Churcl
is therefore postponed until the l4tl
instant.
Mr.. Thomas Mercer late of the Mar
shall, Iowa, Republican,, arrived il
this city few'days ago with o viey
of settling in Los Angeles valley. H
is accompanied by his family. MI
Mercer SAYS he heard much about thi
portion of the State, and now that h
has seen it with his own eyes he find
it even better than he expected.
We have been unable to learn an
additional facts concerning the rot
berry on Puente ranch, last Tuesda
night. The officers are still in ques
of Ell Gordo, but we are not intorme
of their operations. 1t is safe to sa
that the condition of Mr.. Turner an
his wife has not changed for the worse
rs DR.. Mckee, their physician, mas nc
been summoned. We hope to repol
progress toward the capture of tn
robbers tomorrow.
On Sunday next, Major Mcdaniel
of the popular law firm of Ganahl
McDaniels, leaves for Prescott, Ariz'
ma, where he will open branch ofiiC
of the firm. The Major has paid niue
attention to the study of mining la
and especially that of Arizona. "
predict he will soon acquire lars
practice in his new home. He is
genial, warm-hearted gentleman al
will carry with him the be
wishes of a large circle of friends
this city.
The Pico House is full of spiri
dead and alive, good, better and bes
Miss Agnes Stadfeldt and MADAM
Martelle the celebrated San Francis
mediums, are astonishing the mo
credulous with relations of the pa
and prophecies of the future. Son
of their tests are remarkable, and
their prediction of coming even
prove as true as their revelations
the past, the witch of Endor left q
scendants who do credit to the proft