Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-06-07
CITY AND SUBURBS.

The new crop of barley is coming in
for shipment quite freely.
The Pacific will sail Tuesday, June
9th, for San Francisco and way ports.
Herman Morris, the collector is, do
ing lively business in his line just
now.
Passengers for San Diego by the
steamer Kalorama will take the train
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Judge McNealy has gone to San
Bernardino, and the District Court is
adjourned until June 18th.
A girl is wanted to do general
hOuse-work in a private boarding
house. Address M, this office.
Splendid five-acre lots for $3.50. To-
Gated one mile this side of the race
track. Apply to Kimball & Ban
croft.
There will be preaching in the M. T..
Church, Fort street, at II A. NJ. and 1880
P. NJ. to-day by the pastor, J. M.
Campbell.
A. Mallaonowitz brought suit in
Justice Gray's Court yesterday against
Andreas Reys for stealing water from
Zanja No. 2.
DR.. Lucky will preach in the Con-
gregational Church this morning at
II O'clock. No service will be held in
the evening.
Mr.. O'Gibney and VIM. McGrath,
two enterprising young gentlemen,
have opened store at the new town
of San Fernando.
r. German keeps on hand good
supply Of cherries, Strawberries and
apricots, which he is selling at the
lowest market price.
The Palmetto Oil Man still waves.
He treated our citizens to two open
air concerts yesterday, and sold large
number of bottles of his remedy.
Col. VIC. Hite and J. B. Voolfolk,
of Louisville, KY, are stopping at the
Pico House. They visit the country
in the interests of the Texas Pacific
Railroad.
F. Adam has lately received some
fine French cassimeres which he
makes up into the nobbiest of summer
suits. Prices reasonable, and good fits
guaranteed.
If you wish something elegant in
the way of a shave and haircut, call
on Mr.. Pourpouri in Signoret's build
ing. He has acquired the highest per-
fiction in the tonsorial art.
w. B. Laidlaw, banker and New
York agent of the Bank of California,
and w. w. Virgins, of the Bank of
California. with his wife and two
children are stopping at the Claren-
don.
A letter from the Conductors Life
Insurance Company Of Sacramento to
Mr.. Frank House states that eight en-
gineers have been killed in various
parts of the country during the last
two months.
What with the splendid climate and
the palmetto oil, there is not sick
person to be found in this city or val
ley. The doctors say Palmetto Oil has
destroyed their business. Undertakers
are alike disconsolate.
Antoine Tomasini, Commercial street
near the depot, makes speciality Of
furnishing fine sea-shells, He has
some rare specimens on hand which
can be seen at any time. Abellona
and every other variety of shells pol
ished to order.
w. B. Caldwell left yesterday with
the largest load of freight that ever
started from this city for Prescott.
Twenty thousand pounds of goods and
ten thousand pounds of feed, were
loaded on three wagons, drawn by six
teen large mules. The goods are for
John G. Campbell. Mr.. Caldwell eX-
poets to make the round trip in sixty
five days.
Mr.. Bell called at our Office yester-
day and brought flattering reports
from the new gold discoveries in the
mountains north of the city. He has
found a new lead in Nichols Canon,
speeimens from which have assayed
$16 O3 to the ton. Without doubt,
Mr.. Bell and the gentlemen who are
interested with him have fortunes
in the claims which they hold.
The following is list of passengers
which sailed from San Francisco yes
terday, per steamer Mohongo, for
Wilmington: Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Quinn
and five children, Mr.. Rhodes, Job M.
Seamal,s, P. Feeney, r. Muller, J.
Mains, P. F. Davis, s. Smith, Alfred
Barstow, Isaac Laxky E. E. Sweeney,
G. b. Keyes, E. P. Chilson, c. A.
Bradley and child, Emma Bradley, l..
d. Thomas, G. F. Morton, Mrs. Page,
Miss Killenger, L +. Rowell, d. G..
Pearson, F. Alvarado, H. A. Plate.
The County Board of Examination
closed its labors yesterday. Certifi-
Gates were granted to John Witherow,
Richard GoOde, C. w. Brown, J. A.
Martin, Royal Freeman, Mrs. Emma
5. Ouststt and Miss S. M. Stockton.
In order to procure certificate, candi-
dates are required to pass an examine
ton in written arithmetic, oral arith-
metic, geography, history ofthe United
States, theory and practice OF teach
ing, algebra, physiology, natural phi
losophy, penmanship, school law OF
California, Constitution of the United
States and California, natural history,
composition, reading, photography, de.
fining, vocal music, and industrial
drawing. They must answer eighty
five, seVenty-five and seventy per cent.
Of the questions in order to procure
first, second and third grade certifi'
Gates, respectively.
The FabbrTs.