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VOLUME 11.
I. PnlHtsßCd SVffij inornlus c\eepl Monday
by
THE LOS ANGELES CITY AND COUNTY
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO.
I>ATVA O. PEARSOX.
BUSINESS MANAGER.
OFFICE—Her«Jrt Steam Book and job
fri nil o ; House, Spring sir, i I, opposite the
Court House,
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Advertisements Insetted at reasonable rates
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pete it ilh Sun Il am tsi o in l-ricf,
style, nn i Elesxanceol Workmanship.
LETTER FROM COMPTON.
"Lf»rr»l Option— A romoeraiice commu
nity- Binaltasviloii of faxes—A Bat*
ter Time r
Editor Herald:—Since my last
everything has been unusually quiet
in our little village. Farmers are all
busy at work on their firms of week
days and all go to church on Sunday
an 1 listen to a. "quiet little sermon,"
and then return home to "doze" away
the afternoon, so you see we really
need some excitement, and we are
glad it is looming In tlie form of a
LOCAL OPTION election*.
Hut we are "cool and calm" about
it, not fearing the result in our town
ship; there has been no great demon
strations in the way of mass.meetings,
processions, etc. We believe that ac
tions speak louder than words, and we
intend to speak on election day in an
effectual manner. We are truly glad
that we are not bound by the action of
your Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Ed
itor, I was up to your city the other
day, and met several
DISGUSTED GRANGERS.
They had been before the Board of
Equalization, thinking to secure an
equitable assessment of property, ns
between large land owners and small
farmers, but sir, it was "no go," the
thing "could"nt be did."
There are certain men in this world
who have a great influence over cer
tain other men, but 'tis said thai
there is a time when patience ceases
to be a virtue. I fear that time lias
almost arrived, so look out,gentlemen,
look out, for the
DAY OF RECKONING
Will surely come, and when it does
you had better "stand from under."
I was very sorry that a prominent
member of the Board was not present,
and other members of the Board were
too weak to be of any use when
there. But we are not going to give
up yet, no sir—we intend to "fight it j
out on this line if it takes seven
years." There is rro justice in tlie
present assessmeutof this county; the
small farmers are paying double their
proportion of taxes if properly assessed,
and we don't propose to submit to
such treatment any longer.
IN CONCLUSION
I wish to say to all Grangers, farmers
and laboring men generally, bear
these things in mind and don't forget
them when election day comes round;
a smile, a bow, or a shake of the hand
will not be sufficient atonement for
these wrongs. More anon,
Granger.
Compton, July 27th, 1874.
Carter's Excursion.
We clip the following notice from
the Lowell (Mass.), Vox ropuli. It
will be read with interest, as it refers
to a well-known citizen and his suc
cess in a praiseworthy undertaking:
N. C. Carter, formerly of this city,
but now a resident of Los Angeles,
California, is getting up quite a repu
tation as a California excursionist.
About three weeks ago he came on
with a party of fifty-four passengers,
making the trip in eleven days, stop
ping one day and a half at Salt Lake
City and a half day at Cheyenne. By
rilling cars only half full good accom
modations for sleeping are secured,
and from conversation with some of
the party, we infer that all were
pleased with Carter's management of
the trip. At Salt Lake City he took
his party into the presence of Brig
ham Young, and gave each one an in
troduction; and arriving in "tlie
States," he would have given them
an qpportunity to view the Falls of
Niagara had not a rain-storm inter
posed to prevent. Nearly all who
came on with him intend to return
when he goes back.
Mr. Carter is arranging to start
about the 20th of August, on the re
turn trip. There will be, during the
whole distance, but three changes of
cars; the price of tickets will be but
$66, and as there has already been a
reduction of fare by the railroad som
panies, he hopes to able to offer his
tickets at a still lower riirii res. He is
constantly receiving letters from dif
ferent parts of the country making in
quiries respecting his return trip.
Parties in Baltimore, East Tennessee
and Wisconsin have already secured
passage. Having cars exclusively
their own, and also the advantage of
a good company, rentiers this long
journey much to be desired over the
usual method, without considering the
difl'erenee in the price of tickets. Mr.
Carter has been over the road no less
than six times, and hecerlainly ought
to know the way, if any one does.
His arrangements for the contem
plated trip are not yet fully com
pleted, but he will be able to give all
desirable information to anyone wish
ing to visit California.
Work on the main canal of tho
Fresno and King River Canal and li
gation Company is being rapidly
pushed ahead-
Los Angeles Daily Herald.
Wallapai District.
Mr, T. J. Bedford kindly furnishes
tia the following Interesting points,
taken from a private letter dated Cer
j bat, Wallnpni DM riot, A. T., July
20th:
■ » » This new town U Just below
flic gorge of the c&fion, is perfectly Hat,
: an abundance of water is obtained by
! sinking for il, nnd in fact it Is tbe
I only natural town site in tbe vicinity
|of our rich and valuable mines. Col.
David Buel will soon have hisfurnnce
running. His men are kept working
every day in tlie week, Sundays not
excepted. All our mines are encour
aging and is decidedly one of the best
out-looks for tbe speculator, business
man or miner that there is on tbe
coast. New discoveries and rich ones
! are being made every day. In fact, it
j is wonderful what the energy and per
' severance of such a man as Col. Buel
can stimulate all tbe latent forces of
our hardy population to do. There
are no Idle men In tbe district; the
sharp click of the drill and the boom
of untold blasts are the cheerful fore
warning of future prosperity. So
mote it lie.
In this district alone tbere are 1,100
local ions, and Mr. PletZ, our compe
tent assay er, states that tbe average
of tbe assays arc larger thiol that of I
any other mining camp on the coast, ■
Consequently you will see that I feel
joyful. Yours, truly and sincerely,
* J. H. Coffer.
FOR SALE-TO LET.
Paying Over 35 Per Cent, a Year.
VIAIRY BUSINESS FOR SALE, CON
sistim; of SO acres, situated one.half
mile outside Los Angeles city limits, with im
provements thereon, lour horses, two wagons,
thirty-five stood dairy COWS, with agood cash
paying milk route, etc. Price,96,500.
For further particulars apply to
11. lIA MM EL,
Jyil-lm— 2M« U.S. Hotel.
A BARGAIN — 10,000 TAHITI ORANGE,
Malaga, Meslila and Sicily Lem
ons, und Aeapulco Lime Seedlings, In
boxes. The above are one-year-old seed
lines, except the Limes, which are of
various ages, and the en Ire lot will be
sold cheap for ca h, in order to make
room for grading tne lots which they imw oc
cupy, by the undersigned, on mil street near
Fiist. A.S. SPENCER.
Je27-lm-!?4
Q1 IT "T-SECOND HAND PIANO-RA
<3SX I *J yon A Bacon makers, for sale.
Inquire of Mrs. Lnsie I. Baker, Music teacher,
tsispr ngSt.,ori f J. E, Cohen, with Harris &
Jacoby. JyB-tf—3
rpo LET—A nicely furnished and pleasant
_L ly situated room, with or without hoard
at E. Dunbar's, west side of Hill street, be
tween Si ootid and Third. je 11-tf—l
EAGLE MILLS.
F. WEBER Ac CO.
HAVING LEASED THE EAGLE MILLS
—form,-rly known as Steams 1 Mill—h ne
thoroughly overhauled the same, and put in
New Machinery,
At an expanse of over 13,000, and are now pie
pared to do all kinds of GRIST WORK on
sat Isfactory terms.
Also keep 011 hand
FLOURS,
MEALS,
CRACKED CORN
AND BRAN.
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS BOUGHT.
Alnniciin street, above the City. ,|yi3'f 5
Everybody Knew:
— THAT —
MENDEL MEYER
J£EEPS THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
FANCY NOTIONS, and
FURNISHING GOODS,
Which he s. lls nt the bottom prices, Mr.
Meyer has just returned from Sun Francisco,
where he has purchased his
SECOND STOCK
Of Summer Goods for this season.
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS.
MENDEL MEYER,
Corner Los Angeles and Commercial Sis.
JyS tf-i
NOTICE OF APPLICATION.
U. S. Land Office. I
Los ANOELEs, Cal., July 1, 1574. j
APPLICATION HAVING BEEN FILED
In 1 his otlice by Jesse D. Hunter as a 1
purchaser in good fa] h and for a valuable
consideration of certain lands excluded from
I lie 1111 a 1 survey of Ibe Pueblo or t' I v lands ol
'he City of Los Angeles, to be allowed to pur
chase under the provisions of the 7lh section !
of the Act ot July 2:1, 1866, the following de- j
scribed tracts of land, to-wlt: Lots 1,2,8,4, Ji, I
0 and 7 of Section 11. and Lot I of Section 4,and
con ainthg 19U 75-100 acies.
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will he
had upon said application at the United Stales
Lund oftice, nt the City of Los , naeies, Cal., |
commencing on Tuesday, the il'li day of Au
gust, 1874, at 10 o'clock A. M., at whloh lime
and place all parties In Inteiest w 11 beallowed
to introduce testimony, and cross-examine
witnesses touching th ' claim of sutdappli
cant. ALFRED JAMES, Register.
J. W. HAVEBSTICK, Receiver. jyl Im—s
LOS ANGELES
I> IS UCI STOIIE
LAFAYETTE BLOCK.
DR. L. TERRY'S
NEW STORE AND NEW DRUGS
MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
PERKUM FRIES,
PAINTS. OILS,
BRUSHES, and
FANCY ARTICLES.
In short, every article usually found In a drog
giore. lettf—s
" PUBLIC NOTICET~
C'IONSUMEIt.S OF WATER OF THE LOS
j Angeles City Winer Company, residing
cast ot Hill, New High and Castelar streets,
will please lake
NOTICE, That tlrey will only be allowed
tic- use. f water lor Hardens leiween the hours
of 7 and 9 A. M., and 4 an i fi p. m., on and after
th's date. Any violation of this rule, which
will bo strictly entoi'id, will be nut by
cutting off the water. Nor will any consuinei
beallowed to furnb h water for building pur
poses without leave of Ihe Superintendent.
Plumbers will piJas- U'ko notice that thej
will not bo allow al to place bath-tubs oi
waler-clospls in i iy premises without flrsi
notifying tho Suhei lutendent.
C. E. MILES,
Superintendent,
Lofc .ANe.tj.ica, Muy «, 1871 my7ur~»
LOS ANGELES, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 29, 1874.
BUSINESS CARDS.
S. WORMS.
at( - f r MA k KR a m) J EW EI.ER
Variety ?*(<>»•«*,
Son I'rriiiimlo.Cnl. .iyl"> tt'-IVi
J. C. ALLEN,
BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, COM
menial stivel, opposite llellnian, Huns
.v Co.'s, Repairing promptly and neatly
(lone. inrii'-ly-?4
J. STRELITZ.
MEttdltANT TAILOR, AND FASHION
ABLE CLOTHIER,
SO. 7* Main Street, tii liont of fkt
Orient Nnloon. Ilomicy Itlock.
A litm stock of tlie newest Cloths. Good
fits guaranteed, mn(4-tf—J
S. H. BUCHANAN,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
successors to Buchanan A Hnsklns,
C CONTRACTS TAKEN FOR ALL KINDS
of Bulldlngnnd su'lsfacMon guaranteed
Headquarters ut the Kemball Building) on
New High street. aPiMtf—g
C. F. HEINZEMAN & CO.,
Successors to J. B. SAUNDERS A CO.,
DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS,
T— ZMitin Btr*e«3,
I.os ANGELES.
The CHOICEST TOILET ARTICLES, the
PUREST L.tUOSand PATENT MEDICINES
of all kitiiis. i.e.- prescriptions carefully com
pounded day tind night. no2-tf—B
FORWARDING &. COMMISSION.
HELLMAN, HAAS &, CO.,
Forwarding & Commission
3IERCIIANTS,
HAVE FOR SALE
THE PUREST GROCERIES,
THE BEST PROVISIONS,
Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco
Of the choicest, Imported Brands.
PAINTS, OILS. HOOKS AXI> SASHES,
BLINDS, FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
II und 16 Los Angeles and Commercial St
t.os ANGELES. notttl—l
SIMON LEVY.
/COMMISSION MERCHANT.
V.V General dealer in all kinds of COUN
TRY PRODUCTIONS,
Hides, Grain and Wool.
Makes advances on Consignments to all
runts of the United States. Nos. 24 and 84
Aliso St.. LOS ANGELES. oc.Vl.x 4| —3
ROUSE & LAWS,
General Commission Merchants,
tS2O Ditvix Street. Sun Fritiacl«*co.
CONSIGNMENTS SOLICITED
irom Farmers, Oranges,and Dealers in Grain,
Fruit, Wool, Dairy Products, Eggs, Hides, etc.
TJmisil _'V rl vniict'M Made.
Sulci <tnlck,
Returns Prompt,
mr2ld«*w-tf— 8] Order* 4'i«ro!iilly Filled.
J. L. Ward & Co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Fire & Marine Insurance Agents.
43 MAIN STREET,
I.OS jk. :v <. 1C I- 1C S. CAL.
aprH tW
HOTELS.
LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
rvow r jriii*on*>-ii<>sii
THE PROPRIETOR DESIRES TO
inform tlie traveling public tluit tliis well
known house has been
THOROUGHLY
HENOVATED AND REBUILT
THROUGHOUT,
and now offers accommodations equal ll not
superior lo any other house in Los Angeles.
SINGLE ROOMS, OR ROOMS EN SUITE.
The Eating Department
will be conducted with especial cure
iiovtt'—s
PICO HOUSE,
LOS ANGELES. CAT..
JjMRST CLASS HOTEL,
FOR TRAVELERS AND TOURISTS.
Centrally Located-Frontage en
Three Streets.
The BEST Table,
The ItICST RouiiM,
Xh»i IIKKT Aecoinmodal ioiiM.
OcSS-tf—J CHAS. KNOWLTON. Prop'r
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT,
COMMERCIAL STREET,
XT" EAri TIIE DEPOT, HAS BEEN
-1A filled up In style to soil the Iraveling
publlc We will also accommodate tegular
boarders at weekly rates. Everything will bo
served
IN STYLIB.
And nt the Shortest notice.
PETER COLDINC,
PROPR t etor. myf-tf-SH
Delmonico Restaurant,
MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE COM
MERCIAL. Los Angeles, California.
OPEN at ALL HOURS.
■VThl choicest delicacies of Ihe Best Mar
kets always on the Bill of Fare. Elegant
DINNERS AND LUNCHES nt a moment's
notice, JAS. MUN ROE A- Co.,
::02-!'—3 Proprietors.
HJ."IKmAIJISWICMMMJSB^WBSBnSISBPSUBBWBW^B^m,3i
CABE ALLEN,
[Successor to A. M. DODsON.]
Meat 3larket ! !
No. 121 MAIN STREET,
THE BERT OF MEAT OF EVF-*rrjJW
1_ ry variety, Fresh nnd Salted, con-lAir-j
s'autlv on hand and delivered ' ' UaiSD
der to any part of the City. my2l-aiu—o
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. J. W. OLIVER,
HOMCEOPATHIST. Office and resident*,
brick building, east side of spring s*.,
beiWSti v Court and First streets. Los Angeles.
1 ' IH-ly—2l
K. D. WISE, M. D.,
riRABrATi: of jefferson
vJI Medle»l College, Philadelphia, ufllee
.ii Lan Franco Limiting, Main st eet. Office
hours, from Slo lO a. M., and from P>; to ;j
P. M,
Obstetrics & Diseases of Women a Specialty.
my'-ly—lB
DR. M. S. JONES,
dSßßftv ETORWERLY OF ST. l.OL'ls, mo.,
MSslrH 1 tots lie ated In Los Angeii where
io will give his special attention to
S**r diseases ol tne Eye, Ear, Nos,.- and
I moat,
OFFIC* : Spring BL, opposite Temple Block.
fclrjatf-' ;
Dr. L. Dexter Lyford,
PHYSICIAN AND SUR'.EIIN -OFFICE,
No. it, Dowhey Bio:-k, Los Angeles,
'a I i torn la. Office hours—9 io 11 a.m.; Ito a
and 7 to s P, m. BntB-tf— 2
Drs. STANWAY & JANCSO,
SURGEONS AND PHYSICIANS.
OFFICE—Main street, above Caswell A
Fills'store. ,ln2Slf-2
DR. A. S. SHORB,
J.J OMCEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
OFFICE—N -arlv opposite the Post Office.
RESIDENCE—No. IN Franklin street.
oc 2-1 — 2
J. H. McKEE, M. D.,
IJHYSICIAN A SURGEON — OFFICE,
No. I Spring street, oppposite Temple's
Hank. Residence—No. 2;fl Main sheet. Los
Angeles, California. mrK-tf—2
j. t. wells,lvi7dT
IJIIYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office and
. residence over the Funnels'A Merchants'
Hank, Main St., Los Angeles,CAL Entrance
next door to bank. Office hours—Frem ll to
II A. M., 2 to 4 and 7 to s. p. m. J-SVlm—3
I, O. IIOWAItn. 11. T. RAZARD
HOWARD & HAZARD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
01-EICES IN No. 8 DOWNEY BLOCK,
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
■VS'ieclal attention given to business In
the United States Land office, oc2-tt—2
A.OI. SsSKLb, G. B, SMITH.
A. It. CHAPMAN, B. W. SMITH.
GLASSELL, CHAPMAN &SMITH,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFFICE—TEMPLE BLOCK up-staiis, I*.s
Angeles, California. Oc2*tf—2
rUAKLES LINDLEY. J. s. Thompson.
LINDLEY & THOMPSON,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW,
OFFICE—Room Nos. 51 and 62, over Tem
ple* Workman's Hank. oc2-tf—2
W. L. MARSHALL. WILL 11. OOULD.
J. B, IILASCIIARO.
MARSHALL GOULD & BLANCHARD,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW -OFFICE
opposite the Court House. Rooms Nos.
IH and IU T< mple Block, Los Anueles, <Y> .
Will practice In ali the Courts of this ,-o.te,
und attend to business in U. s. Land otlice.
ff-2
Tew. c. cab an is,
NOTARY PUBLIC, CONVEY
auoer and Searcher of Recordi i ir this
County.
OFFICE—No. 41 Temple Block, I/is Ange
les, California. oc2-ti—2
KIMBALL & BAIiTCRoTTV
r>EAL ESTATE BROKERS—SI SPRING
\ street, opposite Court House, Los An
geles. California. City and Country Property
nought and sold and exchanged. mjß'f—2
GEORCE J. CLARKE,
VTOTARY PUBLIC-COMMISSIONER OF
Dei ds for Arizona, and Broker. Otlice,
lianahl ,t McDuulols, Downey Block.
• je |<l-ti—2
V. E. HOWARD & SONS,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW,
TEMPLE BLOCK, LOS ANGELES.
,H-2-tf —2
A, A. WILSON,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR.
OFFICE—Room Nos. 26 A 27 Temple Block,
Los Angeles, California, oc2-tf—2
A. U. JUDSON. J. W. GILLETTE.
JUDSON & GILLETTE,
QEARCHERS OF RECORDS
KJ AND CONVEYANCERS.
TEMPLE BLOCK, Los ANOELES.
oc2-tf-2
C. W. MORGAN,
TOEAL.ESTATE AGENT,
Fonr doors SOUth of the Post. Office, Temple
Block, Los Angeles, California.
80-MONEY TO LOAN. Oc2-tf—2
eTF. kysorT
ARCHITECT,
ROOM No. II HELLMAN'S BLOCK, COR
i ncr of l.'oniiiierelal and Los Angeles
streets. 'apMtf— 9
E. J. WESTON,
ARCHITECT, CIViL ENGINEER
AND
DRAUGHTSMAN,
v. s. Deputy Mineral surveyor, Room m.
Ti mple Block, Third Story, Lo. Ang< les, Cal
ifornia . my I Oi f—B
J. E. GRIFFIN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
OFFICE—ROOM 22, TEMPLE BLOCK,
I .os* A Cal.
ejaJSpanlal attention given to Land and Pro
bate business, niyl-lf—2
JOHN GOLDSWORTHY,
T\EPUTY U. S. MINING AND
LAND SURVEYOR and CIVIL ENGINEER
Room «, Downey's Block. I/is Angeles.
noviM—2
Wm. H. J. BROOKS"
SEARCHER OF RECORDS
For Los _A-ni»olen County.
RECORDER'S OFFICE,
OR NO. 8, DOWNEY BLOCK.
aprl I tf— H
r—a—— sngr»ana^ aami a
ANAHEIM ADVERTISEMEN t'B.
ANAHEIIVS HOTEL,
M.YX NEBELUNC P-oprictor.
QUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
•sj for travelers and vlsltoi-s. Stagey f'ip
all parts oi tlie country nrilve aud i\rrv'
ttoiu this house. »SI
LIQUORS, ETC.
Wm. RAPP'S SALOON,
3IA T|H STH ISIST,
NEXT TO A. M. DOBttOira MEAT MAR
KET. Firtt-claftS
MQTJOItS nna
CIOABSi
An always provl<lo<l. Fresh Luger Beer al
ways on tup. • mnyltf—2
POETRY.
Though MtMusbcn may preach wid leachi rs
tench
Of the evil effects of drink.
'Tls music sweet lo n man of wit
To hesir the glasses clink.
Roth Webster and flay, who In their day
The nation's affairs did guide,
At II A. M. each day were s, i n
With bottles. by theirslde.
say what you will-talk with skill
*Tis true beyond a doubt,
That sparkling wine Is a gift divine
Life would lie drear without.
HOT I. 17 Nt II
served from 11 to \\£ A. M., and in Ihe evening
from s till 12 o'clock, at the
PALACE SALOON,
No. 07 Temple Illock,
mrT-tf-2 I ,] WILLIAMS A- ROGERS, rrop rv.
CUCAMONGA WINE.
DEPOT AT LOITS MESMER'S
WINE CELLAR, underneath lhe IJ. S.
Hotel. Wine by the Glass, Bottle or Gallon.
All kinds of
Liquors, Wines and Bitters
at wholesale and retail.
NOTICE.
The public of Los Angeles are hereby notl
fle<l that nn other person in Los Angeles but
Louis Mesmerhas wines from the Coeomongo
ranches. , J. L, SANSEVAIN.
noS-2ptf-4
I*. LAITTII. LOVJS BWARX. ERTTZ ME.NZ.
NEW YORK BREWERY,
PHIL. LAUTH & CO.,
(Successors to Chris. Henuei Proprietors,
The CLEAREST, PUREST and MOST BRIL
UANL LAGER BEER Soutu of
Sail Francisco,
Orders for DRAUGHT or BOTTLED Br.ER
promptly attended to.
Tlie celebrated Beer from this Brewery de
fies c< iiii pet it ion in the state. mr!i-tf—s
Ami SALOON,
Cor. Second and Spring Streets,
LOS ANGELE-
Fine Lager Beer for sale
IN Ql ANTITIES Til SUIT.
tlo2-tf—3 JOS. LEIBER, Proprietor.
t ii,ice Temple Itiiililiiij;.
Entrance on Main street, Los Angeles.
LAGER BEER ON DRAUGHT
A SPECIALTY. ALSO,
Eastern and California Oysters
Anil other edibles in season, and tho
Very Best Liquors & Cigars.
A First-class Lunch ut All Hours. BftrlS-tf-I'r,
JOSEPH BRESON,
SAMPLE ROOMS,
OPPOSITE U. s. HOTEL, MAIN.ST.
The purest WINES, Ihe choicest CIGARS,
and the best FANCY DRINKS concocted
south of San Francisco.
Us*"Temple Block, next lo Wills, Fargo &
Company's office, no2-tf—3
wwmira*—...l'j J-L- L_!i,y.-j.>" | atBStBSMSSSSS
CREAT REDUCTION
■ — in —
J j TJ Ml I? E Re
J. C. JACKSON,
COR. ALAMEDA AND FIRST STS,
SELLS
Rough Oregon and Redwood
AT
532 GO per M feet.
Surfaced and Tongued and
Croved Oregon,
$42 50 per M feet.
Surfaced and Tongued and
Croved Redwood,
m%4M r»o i>oi-m: feet.
ALSO
DOORS. WINDOWS, BLINDS, SHINGLES,
LATHS, REDWOOD SHAKES,
POSTS, PLASTER PARIS,
CEMENT AND HAIR.
myO-tf—s W. W. ROBINNON, Agent.
NOTICE.
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE.
HAVING RECEIVED THE APPOINT-
Orient of Agent of the following insur
ance Companies, for Los Angeles county, 1
am prepared to Insure property al the LOW.
EST BOARD RATES!
\oit mi ititi I isii ami MERCANTILE
of Loudon nml Kdtiibiiru;.
PfIOSNIX. of Hartford.
lIOM E. of New York.
HOME .HI H .11., ufSsu ItJSMMfMa,
The at mn vest Fire Insurance Guild In
Aiuei-lca.
Policies Issued Direct from
this Office.
Farmers should make money by saving It
and tho best wav to save it is to keep the resi
dence, household goods, barns, etc., insured
in a good company.
CHAR. R. JOHNSON, Agent.
Otlice, No. r> > Temple Hlock.
Los Angeles June Ist, 1574. 21 liii-.t
Montana Meat Market.
FROZLINGER & FRANCE". fWfcf
The best and tenderest Meats /W-A/t
in the market. None but tho ™ertf*a-
Primest Beef and Mutton
ever to bo found. Not" the address—Montana
Meat Market, Main Street, near Fiist, 1-o.s
Aneeles. Juultf—S
LINES OF TRAVEL.
LOS ANGELES DIVISION
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD,
Anaheim Gran Railroad.
LOS ANGELEST & L ! PEDRO
Railroad and Sto t.oer.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and,aßer WEDNESDAY, April 22,1874,
and until Air'ber notice, trains will run every
day as lollows:
LEAVES LOS ANGELES:
FOR AltltlVE.
Wilmington 10:00 a. m. 11)18 A. K.
San Fernando 11::I0 " 12:45 P. X,
spailra MB p. m. f>: 1 > "
Wilmington 4:00 " 6:lft "
Nletos 4:30 " 5:20 "
TOWARD LOS ANGELES:
I.I'UT. AUK IV E.
Wilmington 7:15 a. m. BtUDA. M,
Spadra 8:50 " licit' "
Nlelos H;fio " (1:10 "
Wilmington 100 p. m. 2:t". p. v.
San Fernando 1:30 •' MB. "
"ON STEAMEIt DAYS,"
Time of trains between Los Angeles nnd Wil
mington will be varied so as to connect with
steamer.
Train between Los Angeles and Nietos will
«!"]' at the following points on Alameda street
tor passengers only, to wit:
KOHLER ST., WASHINGTON, and RI'BIO'S
The time of C. Uncommon, corner Com
mercial and Main sti Is, has been adopted
by this company.
ap2.l-tr-IO E. E. HEWITT. Supt.
GOODALL, NELSON 8i PERKINS'
STEAMSHIP LINES.
m^tm WL Thp ELEGANT and FAST SAIL-
STEAMSHIPS of this Line
will sail regularly, as follows:
fl 5)3 S3
STEAMERS. | < J 3 I« 13
ft ?1 *w 5t
J I a ■ * S
Los Angeles... I July 2!July 41 July HlJuly 8
Constantine... " 71 " " 11 " W
Kalorama " li " 12 " IX " 10
la>s Angeles.. " II " lh " 18 ". 20
Constantine... " is .i «< 22 " 24
Kalorama " •• 11; " SB " 2fl
Los Angeles... " 2"il " iT " 21 " 31
Constantine... " 80 Aug. I:Aug. 8 Aug. •".
Kaloiamn Aug. 3| '• H| " 4 " 10
The Steamships
LOS ANGELES AND CONSTANTINE,
at Santa Barbara only.
THE KALORAMA
Calls at the principal way norts, and goes no
farther than San Pedro and Analieim.
V» ssels leave San Pedro for San DlegOOnthe
same day of their arrival.
Passengers take the In a. Irnin for San
Piego nnd the l p. H. train for San Francisco,
Unless Otherwise Advertised.
Stoninshiii SAN LTJI&i,
ALEXANDER MASTER
Touching at all way poit.s, leaves San Fran
cisco
Wednesday, July 15th,
— A ll —
Wednesday, July 29th,
Carrying combustibles end freight only.
For Freight, Passage or Information", apply
to or address
T. L. WARD * CO., Agents,
Jj'3 tf-n'.j No. 13 Main street.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
NEW SCH ED UL E.
The Largest Ships !
THE BEST ACCOMMODATIONS.
The Quickest Time!
FREE WHARFAGE /T SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco and Los Angeles Route.
THE STEAMER
ORIZABA
Calling nt Sunlit Rurbiirn only,
AND STEA MKR
JS E3 !>' Arr OI * ,
i :d!iii.' nt Priiicipnl Wny I'ortN.
i I
! 23 fel fj
STEAMEIW. ft" S.S 8i« |<
. ?i 3s; In.
. 5 3 • 5 i p ?
siMnitor Inly 2s7fiiTy 31' Aug. .vug. 4
Orizaba Aug. I Aug. 3- "6 "7
senator •• 7 " io: "11 "11
Orizaba " 12 " Hi " 1 " 18
senator " 18 " 211 " 22i " 25
Or zaba " 221 " 2i' " 2ti| " 2S
Senator " 2S| " 31 Sept. 1 Sep', 4
Orizaba Sept, 2lScpt. 4: " C "8
Sleniuer Oi a/nlir £ ..>< s to Sun
Il.esro.
.Stenmer Senntor lo Ai'iili.'lm l.umliiijr
Only.
THE STEAMER
6-* C'uirryinjj < 'oialaistil)le»," i ia
And other freight, Will leave San Francisco
lor San Pedro, San Diego and all Way
Ports, July 2ld.
Returning, win leave San Pedro on or about
August Ist
The GIPSY is especially adapted lor
carryng Live Stock.
FOR NEW YORK VIA PANAMA,
And It Gigst Island ol Jamaica.
Steamers leave San Francisco every we. k.
ntnnmeraof July Btli, Mil and eveiy alternate
Thursday call at San Diego and princioal
Mexican anil Centra! American pert*.
PASSAGE:
From San Pedro to New Yoik.
Cabin, neper deck 8100
Cnbtn, lower deck 00
Steeruge 60
Through BIIIh from New York to Sao
Pedro nt Very Low Itatea.
FOR CHINA AND JAPAN.
Steamers leave San Franc:sco July Htb,aud
every fourteen days thereafter.
Through Bills of Lading signed to New
York, Europe, Mexico and South Aim i lea.
Plans of Steamer's Cabin at Agent's office.
For Passage or Freight apply Fo
it. M» I.ELLAN,
Agent for Los Anttcle.s County.
Office, 61 Main street, opposite head ol Coin
merelal. mrT-lo
CITY LAUNDRY,
NINTH STREET, BETWEEN
Grasshopper and Griffln streets,
LOs ANGELES.
Gentlemen's, HOTEL AND REST A IRANI
WASHING done on reasonable terms.
PEARL BCTTONS sewed on, and O.xllnary
MENDING ilone. Washli gealled lor and de
livered, FREE OF CRAR4 lE.
»«"order slate at Brodenck's Book S
no2-tflp-3 J. S. O'NEIL.
Dissolution of Partnership.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under tbe name and s'yle ol
PHIL. LAUTH * CO., is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Louis Schwarz reining
therefrom. The business will he continued
by PHILIP LAUTH and FHIT7. MEN/., un
der th" name ot Phil. Laulh A Co., ut tho old
New York Biewery. ,
Los Angeles, July 8. 1874. Jj'B 4w-3
NUMBER 101.
BANKING HOUSES.
wx voukxan-. r. p. r. temple.
TEMPLE & WORKMAN,
TEMPLE BLOCK. LOS, ANGELES.
Receive l)tpo«!i«, lamr their Certun nies and
transact a
UKNERAL BA.MUXU lUM.MVM.
DRAW ON THE LONO3N ANO SAN riMflHI MM EL»TBJ,
AT SA« FRANCISCO
Exchange for gal»- on
New Yorl., tTnmbnru,
Ltoiidon, Iti vlin ttiul
Paurflß, L'ruiihiiirt.
Legal Tenders, Ball ton, Gold Dust and Gov
ernment.suite, County ami City Bond* bought
and Sold. Receive valuables lor i-nre keeli
ng. -10
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK
MAIN STREET,
A tijrol <*.<•», C*nl.
CAPITAL STOCK, :: :: : : S3OO,CCO
Pnntnxirr J, s. Ri.o'^nx
Vioe-Piiksijiknt J. M. GRIFFITH
DIRECTORS i
J. ft. BLAUAON, . ,T. M. GRIFFITIT,
V. A. HOOVER, ROBERT S. TJ VKER,
•L BLICBY, 11. R TICIIENOR,
GEORGE s. DODGE.
Open for business f nm 10 A. ST. (11l 3 r. M.,
ana Saturday evening* from c to 8 o'clock.
Deposits i*' cdved in any amounts
Money to loan on real 6*' ate In amounts
and lor b nglli of time desired.
lI v'Mf- .-,
FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS'
o3P los ang m%m c m,
CAPITAL 3300,000
John g. Downey President
I. \V. HELLMAN Cashier
Exchange for sale on
Sun New "VorL,
London, Tluhlin,
l''mnlit'orl, "r*f\ris. nnd
Berlin. llambma.
Receive deposits nnd Issue their certificates.
Roy aid sill Lecal Tendeis, Government,
State, Connty ami City Bonds. Will also pay
the Lighes i rice for Gold nnd Sitvei Ru'lion.
From and after this date, on all moneys
left as term deposits, Interest will be allowed.
Los Angeles,dupe isth. isti. ly—no
FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS
BANK,
OjF LOS*
THE FARMERS' AND
Rank of Los Aneeles r< moved In their
New PniUllii", adjoining Ihe Lal'avette Hotel,
on MONDAY, 'be I.Mh inst.
JOHN <i. D( iWVEY, President.
I.SAIAS W. IIKLLMAN. Cashier. Je'3 f-M,
E. E. EISIIEIt. 1,. W. TIIATCIIEE.
Tlio G!vaii«"Ci"» liny of*
FISHER & THATCHER
FOKMEJtI.Y
E. E. FISHER & CO.
Wo make specialties of fine Wn'ehcs, Jew
elry, Diamonds, Silverware, Clicks, W|»eo a«
<dcs, e'e. We~iiiake alTkmTs'of
lewel TTset diamonds. ennncHm? jo -.p p, |.
ors, gliding, engraving in ever s'. l' of t' c art.
Eiru-paii Jewelry liiaito and r pained, rC'oreq
or recol .icij SiiTTd irold~cbains made to or
der. (ilil chains icpnlreil and recolored lo |< otr.
like new. ah hrti ds of watch »OVTr made
from a Sctew to a perfectly ad.luatwl watch
Prices lower than the lowest, for . 1,1:11j y ■ f
goods llllli wm k
*>T*TTER 'I'll MCIU'lt.
jyi tf—.', Manumcr'uf is.«~, Mam st.
CAROLINE C. BURTON
HAS Ji sT RETURNED PROM PAN*
Francisco with Ihe largest assortment of
HAIR OOOD&i,
Ever ofibred for sale In this city, comprising
Hair Switches, from 55 upwards,
PufYs, Curls, Waterfalls, Etc.
Also MOHAIR GOODS of every description.
No. O Spring st. npp, Po^ollicc.
A. ULYAIJI)
■t*t ili. kin a
DAILY EXPRKSS LIHE
TO HA N 'X' Bf OMC -Y.
Carrying; Passeusers mid Co.:-..
Leaving T/is Angeles each day atTr'tO.v. >f :
leaving Santa Monica em h day at S:3o r. St.j
calling at Pleq House, Lafayette, Clarendon
and V. S. ttptels. lun""'f— l'.^
Buys as Good a Piano
AS ANY MAN WANTS.
Manufac'urcd by
VOSS Sl &QM,
YORK.
FOR SALE BY
WM. . IIADGE R ,
Sole Agmt for the Pacific Coast, 7 and V,
Sansome street, San Francisco.
T. E. COHN, Traveling Agent,
S. D. McLennon,
PBitirn in
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS.
CLji - "** 4 * antl Tolmceo,
New COMMERCIAL STREET, adjoining
Commercial RcatuuranL
Goods cheap for cash. Juns tf—s
N. H. Mitchell's
LIVERY SXAULIC:
r ENTER STREET, ANAHEIM, CAL.—
Having thoroughly nfl'ted ny Livery
triable, I am prepared to fnrn'sb saddle
11. rses or Slmrl • and Doublo Team*, on short
notice. 1 otf 'V great Indtt'-ctai nts n, Travel
ers. Horses kept by tho day week or month.
; TcvttlS reu*ou'&Vse. • JylSt:— l.t