Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-05-23

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| funeral took place on Wednesday at
Genoa. He leaves a wife and one
| child about ten years of age.
The Asbestine Stone Company has
been fortunate in securing the services
of Mr.. VIM. Declez, sculptor and
dealer in statuary, marble fountains,
monuments, &C., of 5S Spring street,
to design the models for their estab-
| lishment. Mr.. DecleZ is an accom-
pIi>hed artist, and our citizens can be
sure that hereafter the highest excel
lence In patterns can be obtained for
architectural designs and ornamental
| tions. This evidence of enterprise on
| the part of the company will, doubt
less, be appreciated by our commune
| ty, and it is a matter of certainty,
that success will reward its efforts to
| perfect their work. Mr. Declez is we'll
known at the East as a super or artist,
and has made his mark in Chicago
aud other cities in the States. I4e de-
serves liberal patronage.
The Quincy Hall Clothing House
under the ST. Charles Hotel respect.
fully announces that their stock of
Summer goods is now In and ready
for inspection. Mr.. L. Harris has
purchased an unusually complete
stock of gents and boys clothing, fur
nishing goods, hat-, caps, valises and
everything pertaining to first class
clothing house and propose to keep
nf hai f,.r
the leading clothing house in this Sec
tion.
The U. 8. Barber Shop and Bath
Rooms, under the management of
VIM. Neumann, is winning golden
opinions daily. The men engaged in
the shop are all first-class workmen
| and among them we notice the ever
popular Charley Hasse, who can shave
frown away from mans face, and
bring a smile upon it in less than q
minute, by the watch. Go to the U.
| s. when you want a bath or shave.
Mr.. John Searles, of the firm of
Searles Bros, proprietors of the heavy
borax mines at Slate Range, was in
the city yesterday. 1t will be remem-
bered that the mines to which we re-
| fer are about forty miles from Pana-
mint. Mr. Searles reports an i'm.
mense immigration to that section,
and he predicts the livliest season
, ever known to Panamint, Darwin,
Phoebe and other contiguous points.
Wednesday warrant drawn by the
New Board of Public Works on the
City Treasurer, for $77.46, in favor of
G. R. Pickett, for fitting up the office
of that Board, was presented to Mr..
Joseph Huber, and payment was re-
| fused. No reason for the refusals was
given. This will throw the whole
! question as to the validity of the act
creating the new Board into the
courts, where it will be considered and
finally settled.
Anti Chinese meetings are all the
go now, and ere many days this ques-
ton of Chinese emigration must be
settled. Get up delegation, party
of ten, and send them to Washington;
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vice is, let them all go to the Great I'm
portant, under the Lafayette Hotel,
and get their clothing, as this is the
place to get nobby and cheap clothing,
even cheaper than any house in San
! Francisco.
4 Work was commenced yesterday
morning on the new German-English
school building, corner of Second and
Charity streets. The edifice will be
of frame, 26x32, with front projection
8x2O feet, the latter containing vesti-
bule and corridors. The seating Ca
paciiy will be about 60, and the cost OF
building completed, $4,000. The style
will be highly ornate.
There was comical three. cornered
fight in front of Main street furni-
ture house yesterday morning at an
early hour. A truckman met the fur.
niture firm in combat, and fists, ham
mers, brick-bats and other light ar
tilIery was brought into action. Nc
serious damage and no arrests.
Lucky Baldwin's barn was burned
down on Saturday night and large
amount of hay, harness, ETC., was de.
stroyed. The fire was az accident, land
the loss about $4,000