Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-09
CITY AND SUBURBS.

evening, at q =. NJ.
DIR. Crawford and Oscar Macy re- /
turned to the city Wednesday from
strengthening expedition to San Gle
mente.
General Mcconnell and Mr.. Judge
have formed q copartnership for the
practice of law, and have located at |
No. s, Temple Block.
Mr.. J. G. Allen, on Commercial |
street, below Los Angeles, will make
or mend your boots or shoes, and do |
the job up in the most acceptable |
manner.
The editors table is graced with a
large and beautiful bouquet, the gift !
of Mrs. Hass, Main street, for which |
the good lady will please accept our
sincere thanks.
Baptists and others favorable are
notified that the GOSPEL will be
preached at the Court House on Lords
day next at o'clock p. NJ. and at Z.
All are invited.
We are informed that the Anaheim
and Los Angeles Opposition Stage
Line does not connect with the rail
road at Los Nietos, as has been stated
in this paper.
J. Strelitz, merchant tailor, has just
received one of the largest and finest
assortments of cassimeres and diago-
nails ever brought to this city, and
will make them up in style to suit
customers.
We learn from the Semi-Iropical
Press that the Rev. j. II. Wills, form
erly pastor of the Congregational
Church of this city, and lately resi-
dent of West Oakland, left with his
wife last week for trip to England.
We learn that the concert given
Wednesday evening for the benefit of
the Cathedral Fund was as great a
success financially as in musical
point. Great credit is due Mr.. Cue
nette for his excellent management of
the affair.
Adds opens his anti-monopoly cot
tage photograph rooms May LIST, inn
mediately opposite the Pico House.
Card photographs, one dollar per
dozen. Cabinets, 50 80 per dozen.
-Four tintypes for fifty cents. Patron
ize the opposition.
In the County Court yesterday the
case of the People VS.. Dolores Ruez, on
charge of grand larceny, was on
trial. In consequence of the absence
of material witnesses for the defence,
the case was continued until May 18th,
at 8 A. NJ.
Major Hancock has twenty men at
work in the asphaltum beds Oh his
brea ranch near the city. About two
tons of the asphaltum is taken out
daily. The Major now has sixty tons
stored at the depot, awaiting shipment
to San Francisco.
John McDonald's restaurant, Com
merciai street, near the depot, has
been greatly enlarged and improved,
and now affords all the delicacies OF
the season. Board and lodging by the
month at special rates. Single meals
tr beds, % cents. Give him a call.
George B. Davis and George j.
Nicholson have purchased Kelsey's
nurseries at Oakland. Mr.. Davis is
well known in this vicinity, and will
arrive here in few days on short
visit. Those in want of anything in
his line will do well to call upon him.
The new HERALD pamphlet will be
out in a short time. 1t will be some
what larger than the first, and, besides
the map of " our back country and
other interesting matter OF the flrst
edition, will contain valuable articles
selected from our weekly since the
former publication.
The funeral of E. +. Hewitt's little
son, Eldridge, was attended by large
concourse of citizens and friends OF
the family yesterday. The Board OF
Supervisors adjourned its morning
session that the members might be
present at the funeral, and business al
the depot was partially suspended, al
lowing the railroad employees undel
Superintendent Hewitt the same sac
privilege. A long line of carriages
followed the little child to his las
resting place.
MIR. n. C. Carter of San Gabriel i
making arrangements to charter ca
from San Francisco to Boston, to star
about June 1st and will return il
August. Mr.. Carter's object is to fur
nish pleasant excursion to the East
and at the same time encourage emf
grafton to California. The fare t.
Boston will be SO; return, $65. Tick
cts will be sold to any of the Easter
States. For particulars, address n. I
Carter, box 100, Los Angeles.
The favorlte sidewheel STEAMSHIP
Montana, sailing from San Francisc
Saturday next, will call at San Dieg
on Monday, May 18th. Passengers fc
New York or way ports leaving Sa
Pedro Sunday May 10th, will MAX
close connection at San Diego wit
the Montana. Mcclellan, the agent
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
will secure choice staterOOms for an
who so desire, and give any furtht
information to all who may call.
Governor Booth, on Friday, issue
commissions as follows: Notaries Pull
lie e. r.. Calvin, for Tuolumne coul
ty; w. b. Mason, Alameda; J. A. Nj
Candlass, Monterey; w. II. Bond, 81
mona Charles Burden, Tuolumn
Commissioners of Deeds-George
Smith, New York City; Thomas
Clifford, New York City; Joseph
Perot, Philadelphia. Military con
missions = Hamilton w. Thain,
First Lieutenant and Adjutant of IL
Fourth Infantry Regiment, Fourl
Brigade, N. G. c., vice E. F. Amsde
resigned.
An interesting family difficulty WI
brought before Justice Gray yesterda
to be settled. 1t seems that one 10
Augustine committed an assault al
battery upon Seresa Morrelia, makil
use of some deadly weapon and givill
forth some ugly threats. A numb
of witnesses were on hand, and amol
the rest three women, who were