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THURSDAY JUNE 10. 1875. Uol.l* Has Francisco, 9. oold. liu'4.

Buyine. 87; selling. LOCAL BREVITIES. Council meeting to-night. Clam bakes at Santa Monica.

A dancing hall is to be erected at Santa Monica. Mayor Beaudry dosed three drunks and a fast driver yesterday morning. The District Court business yesterday was not of public interest. The brig Glencoe left yesterday for Puget Sound. The Plaza is to have eight bearing orange trees planted 111 it.

Independence day falls on Sunday this year. Which will we July'3d or July sth? Merrill Lodge of Good Templars will take a trip to the Orange Lodge festival on the 18th inst. Messrs. J. Harrington and W.

H. Snow, experienced railroad men, are in town. Tiie ladies of the Episcopal church will give a lunch at the Rink on the of July. The grading party on the Santa Monica road is within five of Agricultural Park. The opening ball of the Union Club fakes place on Wednesday evening, the 16th inst.

The opening of Los Angeles street through Negro Alley the Plaza, is a popular improvement. There are 175 bars of iron at Wilmington for the Independence railroad. The steamer Kalorama arrived at the anchoraire yesterday with 180 tons of freight for Los Angeles. Mr. W.

J. Welch of Agricultural Park left yesterday morning for San Francisco. Mr. R. A.

Buuch will rattle two lots in the Fairview Tract at an early date. There will be one hundred chances at two dollars each. A horse belonging to the Grange Store was badly cut yesterday on a cultivator, which lie pawed off the sidewalk. A special meeting of the Directors of the Main street and Agricultural Park railroad is called for Monday, July sth. St.

Patrick's Benevolent Association will trive a 4th of July ball, the proceeds to be devoted to the Mitchel Fund. A grand ball will be given at Santa Monica on Saturday niirht, in honor of the opening of the new hotel. The proprietors, Messrs. Morgan Monroe, promise visitors a first-rate time. The improvements on the Philadelphia Brewery still continue.

The small brewery on Main street has been purchased of Mr. Temple and added to the other machinery. Capt. Korts, of the U. S.

lighthouse steamer Shubriek, left yesterday for his vessel, which proceeds from San Pedro to San Diego. He furnishes supplies to all the Pacific coast lighthouses. The Will of Francis S. Miles lias been filed in the Probate Court and Mrs. Kate Miles petitions for letters testamentary.

The property is situated iv Jordan, Onandaga county, N. and Bergen county, N. J. Mr. Buchanan has received the contract for Chas.

Brode's Spring street, near Third, at $5,500, and the Fort-street Methodist Church at The work will commence immediately. Olive Lodge No. 26, K. of meets in regular session this evening for work in the second rank. All those who are entitled to receive the same are requested to be present; also all sojourning Knights in good standing are cordially invited.

The Board of Brokers met yesterday at Temple Workman's bank and organized temporarily by the election of F. P. F. Temple, President; D. Freeman, Vice President; C.

J. Shepherd, Secretary; J. M. Griffith, Treasurer. A committee was appointed to draft by-laws.

Mr. L. W. Thatcher, of the popular jewelry firm of Fisher Thatcher, returned yesterday morning from a trip to San Francisco, Sacramento, Marysville antl other villages in the middle portion of the State. He is looking jolly, and no doubt brought back a fine of new stories.

J. M. Hamilton, Master of the State Grunge, arrived iv Los Angeles yesterday morning, ami will visit various parts of the county during his stay. He will pay an official visit to Los AngelesGraiitfeon Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and organize the County Grange at Good Templar Hall on Monday evening next. The three cars of the Main street railway have arrived.

They are good cars, finished in blue and white paint, and ure made for turn tables, the driver's box being stationery, with a looking-glass to see that he is not beaten out of any fare. The schoolmaster was aboard when they were lettered and they read, "Maine street und Agricultural Park Railroad." Distinguished visitors and old travellers stopping at the St. Charles, pronounce it the best hotel in Southern California. The proprietors of the hotel and restaurant profit by their Eastern experience and conduct the establishment as elegantly as a private club-room or Prussian restaurant. Their exteusive patronage is deserved.

Mr. John Becraft started yesterday for San Luis Obispo, having in charge Walter Mayburu, the enterprising boy who rode Tretie in her running race against Walking John, at our Park track. Mayburu is to ride the McDougall mare against WalKing John iv the 600 yard race for $1,000 at Sau Luis Obispo. The races commence ou tbe l7tii instant, and will continue three days. At a meeting of citizens held last night at the court bouse to prepare for a proper celebration of the 4th of July, F.

Butler was elected President of the meeting and S. Lacy Secretary. The following Committee of Arrangements was appointed, to report at an adjourned meeting in the court house at 7:30 P. M. next Saturday: Henry Hazard, John Benner, E.

H. Workman, Henry King, Frank Guiraih, Ed. Htiber, J. D. Duulap, H.

M. Mitchell and Dr. Richardson. Judge Hamilton, Masterof tbe State many places of interest in this city yesterday, and expressed himself much pleased with what he saw aud much surprised at the progressive spirit manifested in building up the city. To-day he visits the new town of Pomona in company with the President and Secretary of the Immigration and Land Company, and meets with Eureka and Spadra Granges this evening at Spadra.

The New Wilson Sewing Machine il rapidly working its way into popular favor in this county. Though it is ten to fifteen dollars lower than other standard machines, yet at the great World's Fair in Vienna, it distanced all competitors and carried away the first premium. It runs lightly, and yet is so simple that an intelligent child can regulate and manage it. Call at the office of K. C.

Glidden, White House, and purchase a machine that is warranted ior five years. The Wine Trade. Among the great difficulties of the wine trade of this section are the expensive freight and the many changes between here and San Francisco. Wine makers are waiting anxiously for a completion of the railway connection between Los Angeles and the metropolis, by which the great wear and tear on casks, and the immense expense of lighterage.will be avoided. Shipments will then be made direct from here to the East as cheaply and as quickly as from Sau Francisco.

For instance: Mr. Matthew Keller, of this city, is obliged to keep a depot in San Francisco.with clerks, fents and other expenses, amounting to ten thousand dollarsannually to expense, with direct rail com mimical ion, might be saved aud his tlepot would be in Los Angeles. The following are the latent quotations for wines and brandies: Angelica, per gallon 50 Sherry, 1 OOfel 50 Claret, 50 Port, 1 60 El Dorado 1 60 Cucamongo, I 55 Brandy, 1 50 Board of Supervisors. Wednesday, June 9th. Hinds, Evey, Allen and Palomares.

Petition received from John Rich-' ardson and others for a road through the Santa Anita ranch and viewers appointed, to-wit: L. Seebold, J. S. Gordon and B. F.

Hall. In the matter of Santa Anita road No. report of viewers received and damages awarded as follows: J. Bowers, $20; Asa EIHb, $300; Thos. Free, $10; S.

C. Haunon, $350; H. G. Huhl, $60. Petition for new School District, to be called Garden Grove, was granted.

(The new district is formed out of portions of Westminster and Anaheim districts.) Petition to be called Ocean View District, located in the Bolsas Chica rancho, was granted. Greeu Meadows road No. 5 and Denman road; report of viewers received aud damages awarded as follows: A. Nelson, $300; F. McLain, $75; Geo.O.

Tiffany. $80; Alvarado, $25; M. Goldbauin, $20; John Bullis, $120; Omri Bui I is, $500. Bills for building Vega Honda bridge were rejected and the Clerk directed to advertise for bids for the be beard at the July meeting. Reports of County Treasurer, County Auditor and County Superintendentof Schools reported correct by Finance Committee.

Jefferson Street Extension Morra awarded damages in the sum of $125. The following bonds were approved: Bonds of Charles Morgan, road overseer of Santa Ana; L. Barnes and A. L. Wilson, water commissioners for the Azusa Duarte district.

Petition for a road from Norwalk Station to Puente Mills received, and viewers appointed as follows: L. Seebold, Allen Neighbors and Willis Newton. Petition for a road from the San Fernando stage road lo Kruszynski's oil works received and the following viewers appointed: L. Seebold, G. Lopez antl C.

Muclay. Petition to change polling place of Upper Santa Ana to Orange, laid over until next meeting. Petition to change township between San Gabriel and El Monte townships, and to establish an election precinct, laid over until the next meeting. Petition of D.M. Berry and others, for a road leading to the Indiana Colony, being informal, was referred back to petitioners.

Petition of Henry Curtis and others, for a road to Oruuge, took the same course for the same reasons. Petition of the Westminster Colony, for an election precinct, was referred hack to petitioners to establish boundaries of said district. Ordered that the old Los Angeles and San Diego road be declared a public highway, from lhe adobe station on tbe Sun Joaquin ranch to the county line of San Diego county, and the Road Commissioner directed to remove all obstructions therefrom. In the matter of the petition for an appropriation in the sum of $2,000, for the purchase of another steam fire engine; on motion of G. Allen, the sum asked for was appropriated.

The vote stood as follows: and Palomares. By the terms of the appropriation, the county is toown an interest in the steamer to the above extent. In the matter of the Coyote Creek bridge, petition was granted and the Road Commissioner directed to take measurements and submit plans and specifications. Ordered that Thursday, July Bth, be fixed to hear reports of Road Commissioner and Road Overseer on all matters pertaining to roads aud bridges. Adjourned to Monday, July 6th, at 10 A.

M. for the PUTTING THE SCHOOL-BOOKS AWAY. ZOE ZELLA The term is finished aud o'er, Anil broken the small school band, And your heart Is sad and sore Thai you stand not hand In baud In the room where for two short years You've passed many a happy day; And into your eyes steal the tears While putting the school-books away. There's Yda, whose poet fancy Will lead her through realms ofdreams: May she miss all life's piquancy And find ouly the golden beams. And Jessie gracefully carried, As a valedictorian may, Tbe honors that round her tarried When the school-books were put away.

And Llllle, whose lace of beauty Wns always gemle and kind May she find that life's great duty And woman's her mind. Mary was the closet studen 1 The medal's bright golden ray Told how she had been true and urdent Ere the school-books were put away. boys in your class- Just two, with the selfsame name; In the future we hope they'll surpass Many others in honor and fame. He good, true and just to all men; Never from Eight's pathway stray, And work Just as hard then as when The school-books were not put away. Your class numbered even, I think, There's one, I shall rot tell you who, I know that In friendship the link Would be tnissed, dear, should I lose you.

"Study was her subjeot that night; Then may she remember each day The mln.ls that are noblest and bright Have never put the school-books away. I know you are sad to-day, dear: You find many things in that book; I think you are wishing while here, You knew how the other girls look, Or how they are feeling to-night And what, they've been doing to-day; Perhaps the tears, 100, dimmed their sight As they put.their school-books away. Dear Addle, to you and your class I can only make this adieu; As you through life's highway may pass I pray you be noble and true; Let nothing that's little or mean Ever enter your lives, night or day; Forget not, though He is unseen, God nevor puts the school-books away. Church Festival. The friends of the Southern Methodist Church will hold a festival in Turn-Verein Hall on Thursday evening, June 17th.

They propose to have the best music the city can furnish, pantomime, tableaux, shadow pictures, refreshments and many other interesting things. We hope the people will generally turn out and give our old Southern friends a good sendoff. They deserve help, and aH their cause is identified with the general good of the city we predict a grand success. We propose to take two "chances" in the festival in strawberries and one iv ice cream. A large audience attended Vivian's benefit last evening and were regaled with an enjoyable medley of opera, farce and song.

It was a success that must have been flattering to Mr. Vivian as well as a substantial financial tribute. From San Fernando. Editor Herald: The gayest hunting party that Los Angeles county has ever turned out passed here this morning. They expect to bring back from the Liebra grizzly hears, doves, rabbits, linnets, and all other birds not forbidden by law and the rule of truth, in which we all believe.

Ood bless the old book! it has saved me from a thousand troubles, both in single and married life. Do you understand this, Mr. Editor? If you don't, I pity you. The tunnel is going ahead finely; no better men living. They are doing more for Southern California than any class of men I know, and you are awure, Mr.

Editor, I have had my chance to be acquainted with everybody. Here is Hector, Parten, Yapp, Harris, Wallace, and a host of others, who are genial, social, clever and everything else that makes life pleasant. Mr. Editor, we shall send you a bear's paw. Adios, Maclay.

Travelers' Home. Arrivals yesterday from San Francisco by Telegraph Stage Line: Thatcher, Mr Sable, Mr Birnie, wf aud Chldrn, Harvey, Hamilton, McLeod, Yazer. Departures this morning by Telegraph Stage Line for San Francisco: Cohen, Stevenson, Mrs Stinsnn, Miss Stinsou.J Martens, Murphy, Capt Rook, Jos Phillips, John Wattman, Auburn, John Endart, Bach, Ah Sam. Departures for Sau Bernardino yesterday by Arizona Stage Company: Yazer, Moone and dtr. Arrivals from San Bernardino yesterday by Arizona Stage Company: Mr Slrassburger, Franklin, Frankhuusenstein.

Departures by Coast Line this morning for San Francisco: A Walker. Arrivals by Coast Line Stage Company yesterday from San Francisco: Kennedy, A Eldridge, Armstrong, Foster, Lamh, Harris; for Sau Luis Obispo, Louis Adams. Departures yesterday by Coast Line for San Diego: Franklin. SANTA BARBARA ITEMS. the News, Mr.

Sheppard, of the Pioneer planing mill, caught his hand in the circular saw on Saturday afternoon and narrowly escaped wilh his ringers. He will lose his thumh at the first joint, hut the Augers, though badly hurt, will be saved. The new Presbyterian church on State street Is being very tastefully finished and will be the liandsomest in the city. The walls and ceilings have been tinted with a beautiful modest blue aud afford a fine sample of the work of Messrs. Rumble 4 who cannot be excelled iv this brauch of their art.

A game of base ball was played on Saturday between some of our young gentlemen, styling themselves the "College Nine" aud the "Town Boys." The result was a victory for the "College Nine," who won the game in seventeen runs against fifteen made by the to waits. We don't see precisely how it was done; but there's Elipha Noyes, the man of big auction noise, at Los Angeles, has gone and married Mrs. Lovina Cubbage. We are in trouble about it; don't see how she made anything at all out of a negative No and a positive yes, but she seems to have f)Ut them together. It is a most curious caseof Love-ln-a No-yes anyway.

San Diego World. The Bazaar, corner of Main and Requena has just received an Immense stock of new goods, consisting of clothing, dry goods, hoots, shoes, hats, which they will sell at bottom prices. Call and examine their stock. ml REAL ESTATE TRANSACTONS. Deeds filed for record for the 48 hours ending June 9, 1875, as reported for the Hbkai.d by Judson, Gillette A Smith, Examiners of Title, No.

89, Spring street, Los Angeles: W. Spurgeon to It. Cummins et Fraction ot lot In town of Santa Ana; $87 50. A. B.

Chapman to H. H. building lots in town of Orange; (400. Tnos. Gray to H.

P. Bronk Agreement to couvey certain lauds near Cicnega, for City Cemetery lot to Paul Sainsevaino. N. T. Lucas to Ivar A.

acres ln La Ballona Rancho. G. F. Leonard to H. to convey lot West side Buena Vista street, for 81,250.

James H. Coleman to Jas. Interest ol grantor in Rancho Paso de Bartolo. C. Maclay et al.

to A. Two lots in San Fernando; $30. J. H. Moesser to R.

one-half of lot in town of Santa Ana; $100. J. H. Myers to Otto neur Lover's Lane and Southern Pacific Railroad track; $200. Margaret Starkie 'to Sarah of lot 3, block survey, East side ot Hill street: $1,000.

A. w. ms to M. Fyndeskow and One hundred feet -quare In Fayale, on falos Verde Ituncho: $lUO. Ma.

I). de Fisher to B. in Rancho Santa Gertrudes; $V) 0. H. M.

Johnston et al. to Frank 5, block 28, East Los Angeles $100. Wm. Paris to South of Florence; $53. H.

M. Johnston et al. to 14, block 5, East Los Angeles; $75. W. M.

Williams to Augusta 7, 8, 9 and 10, fair view tract, city; $397 50. L. Durr to C. M. In Langenberger tract, Anaheim; $150.

H. W. Hammerton to J. O. 4, block It, Downey Association lands; $800.

HOTEL ARRIVALS. ST. CH A Garing, Proprietors. Crane, Riversd Bowen, 8 A Strasstmrg, Walker, Nietos Terjer, do Lee, Wilmgtn Sikes, do SUoniaker, Perm Miss Moore, do Bryan, Spadra Bach, do A Rnnke, do .1 Walters, do WTAzblll, do .1 1. inkers him, Prndo A Gerson, Proprietors.

HT Benton, Md A Dutihl, do A Walter, do A Lamb, Fmdo Kiel, do Long, do Vivian, do A Wood, lowa Kelly, do A Kcndon, Pente Oly, do Lorber, 8 Monica Haynes, Nietos UNITED A Denker, Prps. Moore, Azusa Rick, Lyon Station Justice, do Cp Kraszynskl, do .1 Hunter. Fmdo Hayes, Soledad WSomers.SF Bender, do McLeod, do Young, Ohio Weber, Oakland Harmon, Fmdo Rlchter, do Lehmklel, lowa it Some. s. Ana Jordan, Monte WGHubbs.do ACBrouson.do Gamble, Monica TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

one DOLLAR per Square nf tM lines, first insertion, and twhhty-hve cents per square for each subsequent Insertion. ND. FURNISHED ROOVIS TO the White Hi.use; well vetitil.tled mid kept In good order. Apply up stairs. Ji 9 A young man experience In the trpentT nnd Joiner's trade desires empl ivmcnt.

References furnished. Apply nl ihe llKit w.n oltlee. J-H lw I Friday or Saluiday last, a memorandum five dollars in gr nhaeks and some gold notes. Tie finder II be suitably rewarded by returning the same to the office of Ferguson Si Hose's Llv re stable. lw STRAY TAKEN Hluck Heifer about three ye ns old, branded Nl Kmi'ilreoi H.

VoOT, one mile East nf Ceutinela spring. A Pocket bonk containing some money. Aiiply at this oillee lor Inforinatton. Je4 lw LOST AND man lost his tent per for not Ifuding ago cigar or a good fit' lug shirt, but on perambulating Ihe street iuud Ihe But at 107 Main street and the hitter at Main street. He is now the best temp rei man in this olty, and he swears that he will not buy either a cigar or any underwear except at the Identical." GOLDSMITH, 3H Main under Backman House, Or at 107 Main street, next to F.

F.xu-ess. my 18 if PRIVATE BOARDING and furnished Rn In rent, ou Fort street, second door from myii lm -A girl In do ik. vpply at lhe Orel cottage on Main street South of Fourth, between the hours of 2 and p. m. jnyl tf and Single Rooms hoard at Col.

Peel's on Spring St. novlutf A NSW WILC'OC 4 GIBBS SEWING chine for sale at 25 per cenL less that) Sash rice Inquire at this office. novlO'f FOR RENT. FAR. 71 FOR SALE.

Eighty acres of choice grain ami grasi land on the artesian belt, six miles Mouth of the city. Requires no irrigation, and will he Sold at ii great i argain. -eh 001-le use wilbin half a mile. Price ggg per acre. Terms, ii.2oa esshi balance on mortgage Apply to KIMBALL a 10 Spring street.

JeB FOR boarding-house" turnttureand of the iioardlng-liouse corner Alameda and Commercial new. Call on MRS. RUCKER, at the premises. )m FOR SALE-Ou Installments, or ibr reM at a low pr.ee, a Secoud-H mil Piano, beginners, Apply at the Piano Agency, No. 00 spring street.

lw' FOR BricK House, Lot and POrUitUre, and stable Lot, feet oil Hill to be sold AddiCis tins office. iw" For l.too or sheep, until i lanuary ist. Enquire of i.kVY, No. 33, ''orner Allso and Uanv-da streets, TREES FOR Thousand orange, mon ana Lime suitable for tting out in nursery this Siimni contract tn deliver them When four years old. Address J.

S. OL Postoflice box (111, or apply al the place of I). CLAPP. four miles South of the City. je2 lm BOARDING HOUSE TO parlinent of a flist class hoardlag-house, centrally located.

Rent may be paid ii) hoard, lo a desirable patty. heral arrangements will be made Apply at KIM BALL'S Land and Business Agency, No 10 Bprlrg streel Jetflw BJSINESS interest hi a lii il tl I nringauil sime businessnn Hprinn street, al o. half mil rest in a genteel, vood paying business, gbW. Both require praeHe.i I hu mess men. Apply at KIMHA Land and Business Agency, No.

IO Spring stieet. Jc2 Iw I OT FOR Building Lot on Poena Vista stieet, near Temple St. Nogradlng; commands a eh arming view of city, die mid mountain. Apply at KIMBALL'S Land and Business Agency, No. IO Spring stieet.

Je2 lw FOR ol tin-city of Los Angeles, Ju-t published, by BANCROFT A TH IYER, Real Estate Brokers, 21 street, near o. Prices Mounted on rollers, siket fin. Mailed to any part of i In- U. S. ii i receipt of pi ice.

my2n tf 0 reasonable terms, for I pasture, until September next, MO aoiee ol la siluaii about 8 miles Northwest nf Anaheim nndaboui 3 miles from the railroad. Enquire of W. H. J. BooKs, No.

la spring street, my 38 ROOMS TO LET-Furiil-h-d or Unfurni: hi in tiie house ol an English lady, on Beaudry street, between New High and Buena Vista streets. myiitjlm" FOR SALE large number ni tin illy growing Lime Trees, in good condition. Apply to Hi2ltf .1. C. WALLACE, San Gabriel.

TO few pleasant Bnmns, wi Board, corner Port and Franklin streets. Inquire at Main street. my 14 tf FOR new Wilson Sewing Machine, tvorlh S'iO; fii'ieen percent, off for cash. Apply at office. tf FOR beautiful new cottage nn Olive sireet, between Eighth and Ninth, near all horse railroads.

STARBUCK A BUTLER, my 9 7f No. 1 Temple street. FOR (, ne share Cenlluelii Land Company stock, hnquireof Or. Brown, Main street, between First and Second. mvB tl FOR heavy spring wagon, with tup, made bj one nfilie best carrtagu-maheil in ihe State, and neuily iis good as new.

Can be seen at Steven's Stable, or address Posiotttc Box 10. aprlltf FOR lot of Thoroughbred iniiis. Enquire of LEVY, No. 33, corner Allsnand A in nieila st et'ts. apH LOANS Ne otiaied by the firm IVI of S.

M. BAi.LWIN, nirigif 79 1-3 Dowqej Block. MISCELLANEOUS. NOTICE JS HEREUY GIVEN I HAT THE TAXES on the school assessment for l.os Angeles City Sch ol District are now due, and payable at the City Clerk's office, spring stieet, in unless paid within sixiy days from date nl ilns notice, collection will be en forced according to law. Jed lm J.

Z. MORRIS, Collector. SANTA MONICA AN NHOO A FOUR-HORSE STAGE, J. DONELSON, Proprietor, 1 Will leave IjOs Angeles al at 7: A. M.

turning, will urri in Los Angeles al 6 c. m. Passengers called for In any part of Hie city. Tickets can be had at the Stag- Office, in Wells, Office, comer Main and Market ureeia. oeo.

pridhaM, mygltf Agent. Motice of Appl'n ation fo Pardon. rfUKR NOTICE THAT THE ITNDER- Jl signed will apply to the of the State of Call oml i or Hie pardon nl Jose del Cariiicl Lugo, convictel bef re Ihe District the 17: Judicial idstrict of Hie State of.Calljoruia, In and fnr the county of Los Angelee, of ihe crime of manslaughter and July 21, the State Prison for the term of five years. Los Angeles, June 2, 1875. MARIA SOi'ELO DE LUGO.

To V. Howard, District Attorney, Los Angeles county. MTvlce of copy of fo eg dng notice accepted this 2d day of Juue, 1875. V. E.

HOWARD. Jet lm District Attorney. MASONIC CELEBRATION OF THK ANNIVERSARY St. John the Baptist, Thursday, June 24th, A. D.

1875, BY A. PROCESSION, ORATION, AND MASONIC BANQUET. The Oration will be delivered at TURNVERKIN HALL at 3 o'clock p. m. by Past Grand LEONIDAS E.

PRATT, (OF SAN FRANCISCO.) The RANQUET will be given at BKAT-INO RINK HALL at o'clock p. m. The following Officers for the occasion have been selected N. rOV, President. Vice Presidents: J.

D. BICKNKLL, TIIRODOKE REISER, N. A. Narbonne, C. C.

Ciimmings, D. A. Reed. Chaplains: A. M.

Campbell, A. W. km i.man h. PBAQER, Grand Marshal. Marshal's Aids: C.

Meyer, T. W. Temple. Ben. A.

Stanaro, M. Ryan. Assistant Marshals: M. Bassett, VV. C.

N. Wilson, P. Thompson, J. F. Burns, A.

Sattkr, A. H. Denker. are requested to meet at Masonic Hall punctually at I o'clock. A cordial invitation is extended to all Brothers In good standing to participate.

m27ld RESIDENCE PROPERTY FOR L. E. BRUNING TRACT. THIS PROPERTY, located on Main I street, between Twelfth and Pico is vow sub-dlvded In lots and is offered for sale on reasonable terms. TITLE PERFECT.

Apply to 11. IV. BBUNING, At the property or to CHAS. R. JOHNSON, jeB lm Postoffice Block.

SELECT SCHOOL, For Boys and Girls. Spring Htreet. below Third. TERMS PER MONTH, IN ADVANCE. To Fourth Reader 3 00 To Algebra 4 00 Higher branches Extra.

Classes so arranged that promotions can be made as soon as tne pupil is prepared. REFERENCES. Dr. Hoffman, S. W.

Cralgue and Joseph D. Lynch, of the Evening Expreu. my29tf J. D. DORLAN, Principal.

W. BORROWE, AGENT FOR THE SALE OF GOODyear's Rubber Goods and the celebrated Hose of the Boston Belting Company. San Francisco prices duplicated. All orders 1 promptly attended to. my 19 tf ANNOUNCEMENTS.

All Political most be paid for la Advance. COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. THOS. A. SAXON Will be a candidate for County Superintendent of Public Scsools, subject to the action oi lhe Democratic Convention.

FOR COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR. M. KREMER Announces himself as a candidate for the office of Tax Collector of Angeles county at the ensuing election in September. td FOR pHE RIFF. DAVID W.

ALEXANDER, Of Wilmington, will be a candidate for the office ol Sheriff of the county of Los Angeles, suhiect io the action of the Democratic Convention. FOR COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR. HORACE BURDICK Announces himself as a candidate for the office of Tax Collector ol Los Angeles county at the ensuing election in September. Je2 td FOR COUNTY RECORDER. .1 NO.

M. BALDWIN Will be a candidate at the next election for the office of County Recorder. td Express copy. FOR SHERIFF. H.

M. MITCHELL Announces himself as a candidate for the office of Sheriff of Los Angeles county at the com ing election. je2 td FOR COUNTY TREASURER. EDWARD A. PREUSS Is a candidate for County Treasurer at the ap proaching election.

myll FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. W. GOULD Announces himself as a candidate for County Auditor at the ensuing election. myB td, FOR COUNTY RECORDER, J. XV GILLETTE, I PRESENT INCUMBENT) Desires a second term only.

myl FOR ROAD COMMISSIONER. J. K. STUMP Announces himself as a candidate for the office of Road Commissioner at the ensuing election, subject to the decision ofthe people. my' 22 td" FOR CONSTABLE.

F. 11. MELLUS Will be a candidate for Constable of Los Angeles Township at the ensuing county tlection. mj 23-td FOR COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT. GEO.

H. PECK (PRESENT INCUMBENT), Will be a candidate for re-election. my 27 NEW ADVERTISEMENT. GRAND OPENING! Sunday, June 13, 1875. AU JARDIN DU PROGRES, No.

1 Allso Street. The house nearest the river. A host of Sack-Racing, the Ball Game, and other amusements. A Restaurant la attached and a splendid lunch will be prepared. "Au Store dv (GENERAL STORE), OLIVIEK DKVII.I.IERN, Prop'r Le Comlte dv Progres est convoque pour SAMEDI SOIR, as bears.

JeS lw INSURANCE COMPANIES. LOS ANGELES BRANCH HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, OF CALIFORNIA. Cash Assets, $600,000 Capital, $300,000 J. F. Hououton President G.

H. Howard Vice-President H. H. Biqelow General Manager C. R.

Story Secretary R. H. Aim.i. General Agent LOS ANCELES TRUSTEES: S. B.

Cahwei.l, H. D. Barrows, 8. H. Mott.

J. Slauson, F. P. F. Temple.

TEMPLE WORKMAN, TREASURERS. Which Branch Includes Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties. All moneys received tor premiums will be invested under the control of the Trustees ofthe Los Angeles Branch within the district. All losses ad- Justed aud paid by the Directory. my 27 tf J.

K. TOBEBSf AN. FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY. Phoenix Insurance Company, of Hartford, Home Insurance Company, of New York; London Assurance Corporation, of London; Capital, $30,000,000. FIRE RISKS AT CURRENT RATES.

Policies Issued Direct from thie OBre. CHARLES R. JOHNSON, Agent, POSTOFFICE BUILDING. my2B lm THE OLDEST AUCTIONEER IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA! BUYS ALL KINDS OF SECOND-HAND Furniture, Stoves, Bedding, nnd gives good prices where parties object to an auction sale. He also sells by auction every Wednesday and Saturday Morning AT 10 O'CLOCK.

Call and see him, No. 1 Court street, West of the Court House. He respectfully solicits a share of public patronage. He will do tbe fair thing. my 22 lv (Law NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

LEWIS LEWIN, SUCCESSOR TO BRODRICK At tbe well known BOOK AND MUSIC STORE, Hprinft turret, adjoining the BoMlofflce, Is offering to his and thepublie in general, the finest assortment of Standard POETICAL and PROSE WORKS, Juvenile and Miscellaneous Books, Plain and Musical Work Boxes, Musical De. canters, Writing Desks, Portfolios, LADIES' AND GENT'S WA LLETH. Guitars, Violins, Accordeons, Banjos, Concertinas, Flutes, And many otner useful articles suitable for Presents. FINE STATIONERY, BLANK PRAYER BOOKS, BIBLES And hundreds of other articles, too numerous to mention. No pains will be spared to meet the wants ofthe public, and I hope to merit a fair share patronage.

Jan 8-tf LEWIS LEWIN. ANY ONE IN NEED OF FIRBT-CLASS Shelving, Counters.Etc. Suitable for dry goods, grocery store or other business, can get a bargain by calling immediately at the store of CASWELL ZLLIB. mj2s tf LOS ANGELES BROOM FACTORY, L. W.

GERRIBH Proprietor Ho. CO Allso Street. Manufacturer and dealer ln Brooms and Brushes, Orders PROMPTLY Ailed. my $1,000 Jk. Tt The Board of Fire Underwriters Of San Francisco offer a reward of Sl.ooo for the arrest aud conviction of any one guilty of arson ln the city of Los Angeles.

Wm. B. Johnston. For further information, apply to W. .1.

BRODRICK, my 22 lm LOS ANGELES CITY HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION! SHAREHOLDERS AND THOSE WtSH- ing to take shares, will please take notice that on Thursday, July 1875, The lots will be distributed among the shareholders, and all instalments becoming due by the Ist of July next must be paid on or before the day of distribution. The tract of land to be distributed among the shareholders ties Just North of MORRIS' VINEYARD, Between Pico and Washington streets; Is one ofthe finest locations In the city, and Is rapidly appreciating in value. PARTICULAR NOTICE. The size of all the lots is FEET FRONT BY 17R FEET DEEP. The price of lots is fixed at 1300, payable in monthly instalments of $20, without Interest, until paid.

This Association offers a fineopportunity for persons of small means to procure, on terms wliich they will hardly feel, a homestead In one ofthe most desirable and improving sections of our stew steps from the Main Street Railroad, which is now nearly in operation, and directly on the line ofthe proloetei) railroad by Washington street to the Ballona. subscription list at the office of the Secretary. ED. A. PREUSS, my 6 Secretary.

TAKE NOTICE. Consumers of Water of the Los Angeles City Water Company: Consumers East of Hill and New High streets will be ul lowed water for gardens between the hours of 7 and 9 a.m. and 5 aud 7 p. v. Any useless waste of water at any time in water closets, gardens, any infi initement of this rule, will neces-Rate the shutting oil of tbe water, wliich will not be turned on again but on the payment of $2 and a lull compliance wi'h these rule.

Street sprinkling from hose strictly prohibited. order ot the Board of Trustees. CHARLES E. MILES, mylS tf Supt. L.

A. City Water Co. FARMERS, ATTTENTION! Greatest Invention of the Age! GLIDDEN'S BARBED WIRE FENCE BEST STOCK FENCE EVER OFFERED lo the Coast. On exhibition and for sale at the GRANGE STORE, LOS ANGELES. J.

W. STUMP, AGENT FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Rooms a and 4 Downey Block. my 7 tf daw NOTICE OF REMOVAL THE AGENCY OF THE HALLET DAVIS AND OTHER a. pros, Is removed from Main and Second streets to No. 160 Main Street, Between First and Second, on the East side, nearly opposite.

A. H. HAVKI.I.. Teacher of Music TUNED AND Je2 tl SUPERIOR GRADE FRENCH AND SPANISH MERINO RAMS For sale by the SAN FERNANDO SHEEP CO. For further particulars enquire at 11.

NEWMARKX, Or at the premises, thirteen miles North of Los Angelee, on Oao Santa Ba' stag rostd. las I. LAXKKBMMIM..