Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-07-29
LOCAL IsREVITrES.

P"95CiiSNiS teiNiAiG hiiI nl' tApi's
Professor Denton will pass the re-
mainder of this week at the seaside,
and sail for San Francisco on Saturday
next.
The public schools will open next
Monday. tits desirable that all of the
scholars who wish to attend be present
from the first.
John Collins, the principal mover
in the late ring transaction, yesterday
received a sentence of ninety days in
the chain gang.
The Orizaba will leave for San DIEGO
on Monday, August Sd, and will re-
turn bound for San Francisco on We'd
nesday, August 5th.
The latest report from the Bell
mines is that force of men will be
put to work this week to open up the
Phoenix ledge, one of the latest dis
covered.
Judge Gray found yesterday that
the colored individual, George Trent,
did steal that suit of clothes. He will
pass sentence upon the culprit this
morning.
Cuente Eleralde swore out war;
rant before Justice Gray yesterday,
aSothHO bNc hdNlS, vi AHu-
helm, for making sanguinary threats
against him.
Mr.. Samuel Merrill, agent for the
Sherman & Hyde pianos and organs
and Home sewing machine has estab-
lished an office and salesroom at No.
1877 Main street.
DR.. p. w. DoOner, who recently
purchased the drug store of DR.. Terry,
is now settled in his new quarters and
ready to accommodate the public with
everything in his line.
We learn that the Vivian troupe ar
rived in the city last night. They
will go to Anaheim and San Diego,
and will return to give some enter
tainments here next week.
We learn that DR.. F. H. Rose, form
erly much esteemed citizen of Los
Angeles, and the founder of our pub
lie schools, has been elected Superin-
tendendent of Schools in Petaluma.
The assessments OF sheep in this
county now stand, for graded, 50 25;
and for common, ST. IS per head these
being the amounts fixed by the Su-
pervisors before their adjournment.
A fine large young horse, sound,
gentle and good roadster and splen-
did family horse for sale, or would ex-
change for span of half-breeds-ap-
ply to Kimball & Bancroft. 1w-2
The "Thirty-eights" are to give two
prizes: First and second to the fastest
runners, ten times around the ring to-
night at their circus and entertain
ment. This adds another rich treat
to the brilliant programme.
The citizens on the other side of the
river have applied to the School Board
for the establishment of a school in
their precinct. The Board will COM
ply with their request as soon as
suitable building can be secured.
Mr.. Page, of the firm Of Page &
Gravel, has returned from the Santa
Barbara Springs, whittier he went to
reeuperate his former impaired
health. He is now bale and hearty
again, and at his post, ready for busi-
ness.
Chas. l.. Goethals, practical ma
chinist, lately arrived in this city from
Kansas. has opened a gunsmith and
general repair shop, on Commercial
street, near the depot. He will attend
to all work entrusted to him with ac-
curacy and dispatch.
w. A. Chambers, the party who
was so badly beaten over the head at
Ell Monte on the 9Th o. this month by
n chair in the hands of A. Fl. Lawton.
recovered sufficiently to file his COM
plant against Lawton yesterday. A
warrant was issued and placed in the
hands Of Constable Bryant for Law
toms arrest.
Somebody locked the safe at the de-
pot the other day, and forgot the COM
bination. 1t had to be taken to the
machine shop to be forced open, and
when we saw it, yesterday, it was
pretty we'll dismantled with the plates
removed from one side, the packing
taken out. and it was not open yet.
Moral-Whe1 you lock combination
safe put y, u thinking cap on.
The San Francisco Circus will be
here again tonight to give their hem
eft for the fire department. The
merit Of this troupe has already been
commented upon quite extensively,
and it ia thoroughly appreciated by
our citizens, as the large crowds as
semhled at the former performances
testified. This, together with the
laudible design in view, the assistance
OF the "Thirty-eights " ought to at
tract large audience tonight.
The steamer Senator left San Fran
cisco this morning with the following
list of passengers for Los Angeles: +
Slower, l. ID Smith, G Taylor, l. +
We'll, II Green, J f Hollenbeck and
wife, DIR Bates, wife and child, + Ro-
per. N X Briggs, Gov Bashford, wife
and daughter, HI B Cooper, A May
field, A Dubois. M w Belshaw. t A
Saxon, NJ D Mulligan, E d Dupy, n
Griol, Geo Hammel, G Fairchaux, w
w Maunce, ] Hageman, w ] COnnell,
DIR Wagner, E Bailey, Henry Wies,
AT Fairchild, Jno Guisilia.
This evening, DR.. York, Of San Jose,
who is on lecturing tour through the
southern part of the State, will COM
mence a course of free lectures at
Grange Hall. Four lectures will be
comprised in the course, with the fol-
lowing subjects: First, "Open Ques-
tions;'i second, "Wasted Powers;"
third, "Local Option and Temperance
Reform" and fourth, "How to be
Happy" The Doctor has ELECTED COM
limentary notice from the press where
ever he has lectured heretofore. The
San Bernardino argus thus favorably
comments upon his efforts in that
place. "All his lectures have been
we'll attended. Many who do not
agree with the Doctors views are at
tracted by his pleasing style and man
neE His thoughts are expressed In
pure language and his voice is musi-
cal. He is a man who can WELD much
Influence. and during his SOiourn here