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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
SACRAMENTO.
senate Cernunistee

=, SACRAMENTO, Dec. 10. 4
Following are the Committees Of the
Senate: 49, n
Judiciary-Farley, Edgerton, PEN
degast, Laine, Graves, De Haven,
o. Connor, Perkins and Bartlett. S'
1 Perkins, McMurray, Nc
Cune, Frazer and O'Connor.
Finance-Irwin, McCusick, Evans,
Bartlett and Tdttle. ~ Ag'l1l9F
I Elections-Turnef, Irwin, Hopkins,
O'Connor, and Bush. y s. =
T Public Lands Lindsay, McCuslck,
Boggs De Haven and Pendegast.
I Commerce and Navigation Roach,
Perkins, Duffy, Mccoy and Bartlett.
Federal Relations Finney, Gibbons,
Graves, Eakin and Crane, Hopkins,
Keyes, Goodale, Martin, Bush and Per
kins.
Mining Interests Hendricks, Bush,
Turner, McMurray, Neff, Eakin and
Frazer. ~ ksg
. Aftit4as
State Printing Men, Mccoy, De
Haven, Edgerton and Tuttle. i
Education-Fihney, Irwin, Tuttis,
Dyer and Gibbons. -
State Library-Edgerton, Andres,
and Farley. .s1aqsoA emiT TO
Mileage-Spencer, Beck and Keyes.
Corporations Farley, ' Evans,
Graves, Laine and Dyer.
Counties and County Boundaries
Boggs, Turner, Kent, Pendegast and
Agriculture-Fnney, Mccoy, Nc
Cune, Spencer and Keyes.,
Printing-McC Cusick, Irwin, Roach,
Crane and Laine. .o uxr. i39a
Roads and Highways-Duffy, Mar
tin and Eakin oH ssslJ-feq3 ''ad
Contingent Expenses = Garrett,
Lindsay, Goodall, Hendricks and Nc
Murray. sgnt,,ts, 8 49,, f'''-
Military AfSairs-Andros, Evans,
Roach, Edgerton and Kent.
4 Public Expenditures-P Perkins Beck,
Hopkins, Eaine and Frazer.
Public Morals Crane, Lindsay, Dy-
er, Goodale and Fuller.
Engrossed BlllsmTuttle, 'Nef, Bush,
Beck, De Haven and Hendricks. .oosh
Enrolled Bills-McC Cusick, McMur-
ray, Andres, Duffy, McCune and Mar
tin. D'io q ~ ~ ii'o5i1 " I'D
Internal Improvements-Spencer,
Kent, Gibbon, Boggs and Mccoy.
Swamp and Overlooked Lands
Boggs, Hendricks, Lindsay, McCune
and Duffy. 4 n314 D2fIB V19l
Public Buildings, other than State
-McMurray, Boggs, Garrett,
Beck and Pendegast.
State and Comfy County Revenue
Neff, Perkins, O'Connor, Laine and
Farley t1Si45sl ,S9sIofa
sIrigstion and Water Rishts--Hop-
kins, Lindsay, McCuns, Fraser, Far
ley, Keyes and Evans. =.
, Rstrenchment- Edgerton and Fin
nov y 'il 1-t3H't E tas tflHe - N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

z The plasa--yes, that is what they
call it In high sounding 6panish
phrase; but to the unpoetic eye It looks
muchly like . played-out fountain
surrounded by . dilapidated fence, and
given over to weeds. i would not
cost much to repair that fence, and set
out q few trees, and ret that fountaini
to playing Considering the scarcity
of public squares In the city, we ought
To-. make the mpst ''ea, lof e. the litt'e'.ws
Is "wednesday morning DE clouds
broke away, and the SIN poured his
brilliant rays over q scene rarely wit
messed in other lands than thia seen
by that extensive traveller. InthOvhl-
iey he lit up thsl orange groves with
their masses Of dark green foliage and
glittering, golden fruit, and kissed
with d warm flush Of light the bril-
liant hues Of . thousand tropical now
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

Peace Day-The President Hopes
Peace-He says, "N0 War''---The
Ir visginius to be Delivered ON Tues.
dayAThe Mem Immedistely.
qa.a hoe eeseaR NEW YORK, Dec. 8.
The Tribune, tomorrow, will pub
lish letter from Havana, dated De-
cember 4th, in which 1t 40 stated that
the popular opinion excited by Spanish
advfces from the United States at one
time reached fever heat, but Is now
subsiding on the streets. Among the
volunteers and the lower order Of
Spaniards there were threats of vio-
lence, and at one time the mob actu-
ally concluded to destroy the Virgin
ius, but were diverted therefrOm by
the action of the officials. There is
no question but that all the Spaniards
on the island are averse to releasing
the Virginius, and would not do it II
they were not absolutely compelled to
do 30 by those who prefer to surrender
the vessel. There are threats of burn
{ ing and scuttling, snd 50 serious have
these been regarded that the guard on
the Virginius, which continues to be
at the navy yard, has been doubled,
and other extra precautions taken.
The officers of the navy keenly feel
their humiliation in the return OF the
Virginius, and it has been proclaimed
in the newspapers that If the vessel Is
given up all the officers of the Tornado
will resign all their grades and honors
and decorations and retire from the
service, and that many of the officers
of other war vessels will do the same
When on 29th of November the pro-
tocol was signed by Secretary Fish and
Admiral Polo, the agreement was con-
elusive, and required no endorsement
ofthe Government of the United States
and Spain, as the basis had been pre-
viously settled by them-the stipula-
ton Of time, manner and place for the
surrender of the Yirginius and the sur
wing passengers and crew, etc., re-.
served in the protocol, was signed on
Monday. While the men will be de-
livered to q United States vessel at
Santiago de Cuba, the vessel will be
delivered at some port other than Ha'
vana, on Tuesday next, In daylight.
1t is reported that the Pacific Mail
and Pacific Railroad companies have
removed combinations relative to
freights to California. .ULol
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W
FOREIGN NEWS.

A For in LondOn-Terrible Railroad
1o Collisier st Dirminghsm-he
nasafne Couft.lEartial--P
te mentary Election. ~ ..
PARIS, Dec. 8.
The proceedings in the Bazaine
court martial to-day waa unusually
interesting. M. Lachand, counsel Tor
'defeuse, read letters from Frederick
GhsYles. Nldf Frassiasu u The first read
states that Marshal Bazaine never vis-
tied the Princes headquarters during
the siege, and that the Prince visited
him for the first time after the capitu-
latfbf.. The second letter read express
eathe highest esteem for Bazaine, and
praises him for the energy with which
he prolonged the resistance TO the
Prussian army.
LONDON, Dec. 8.
AT the election at Exeter, to-day,
Arthur Mill, Conservative, was elected
by 3cOms1orft. t.------ - =
W q ~ LONDON, Dee. 10.
The steamer Ambrose has arrived
at, Liverpool from the Cape Coast.
lTkiStssn sfIthe crew died Of yellew
fever.
'l,iTheo city is again enveloped IN q
3 Ssr 'TSere ryssa were ainuumerons urons accidents In
the streets. The ipns, hotels, and hos
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
.lMENDocMo.
MENDocINo, Dec. 10.

~ pIf .No0Ia .MENDoCINO, Dec. H., 81
Last Thursday, at Caspar mills,
Mendocins county, a saw burst and
struck J. P. Christiansen on the side
of his head, cutting his face nearly of.
He was unconscious from the time OF
the accident till two days after when
he died. Deceased was q native Of
Denmark, and has two brothers IN this
county. s,ast .aaq esl 3
A schooner was reported of from
Noyo, last Sunday, turned bottom up.
No further particulars were obtained
- TO what she was or where wrecked,
} sNsxt week the first issueof the West
Cpss stN win appear. It Will pc cd
ited by Colonel II, L. Pike, formerly
Of the San Francisco Chronicle.
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|L,ate'. L ! kilograms.
WASHINGTON.
Congressional sna Cabinet Matters.

Congressional Und Cabinet Matters.
- WASHINGTON, Dec. 8. =,
Democratic Senators have agreed to
support Thurman for President Of the
The National Convention OF colored
citizenss assembled here to-day. Be
tween 1000 and 5000 were present.
The object is to ask Congressto amend
the civil rights bill. gah
The Cabinet held short session to-
day. All the members were present
except Secretary Belknap, who has
gone to Kentucky on q visit. i'm r.
No new features were presented con-
scerning the Spanish question tonight.
It is said on high authority that every
thing Is believed to be in a fair way
for accommodation. "a.
, Friends Of General 'Sickles states
that. he will start on his return to
Washington, and will formally ten
der hiS sresignation ~ Minister to
Madrid.
'SIt Il said that Governor Burbank
has sent in his resignation as Execu-
tive of Dakota. Or
I M. Nv. Delahay, United States Judge
or KanSas, has rendered his resigna-
ton. Charges as common drunkard
have been preferred against him. SEN
atori Crozier is endorsed to fill the va
cancy. ~ |'' -4,f
HI. T.. Hasford, cashier for August
w. King & Co., brokers, is missing
with some $45,OOO belonging to the
firm. Hasford was formerly Presi-
dent of the CrOtOn Bank. .---.-s-.--
WASHINGTON, Dec. Of.
Il Chaplain McAllister is ordered to
Mare Island Navy Yard.
The president has nominated A. J.
Smith as Surveyor General of Mon
tana; VIM. Stafford, as Receiver Of
Public Moneys at Elko, Nevada; Ed
ward g. Marce Illus, as United States
Marshal for California, and Walter
vandyke, as United States Attorney
for California.
The Senate confirmed the nomina-
tion Of Nathan Kimball, as Surveyor
General of Utah; VIM. McNishler, as
Surveyor General of Washington Ter
ritary; w. J. Wright, as Postmaster
at Vallejo; r.. A. Temple, as Postmas-
ter at Santa Rosa. 2,
T Matthew Conway has been indicted
for an assault with intent to kill Ex-
Senator Pomeroy in October last.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

ers. On the mountains, that in the
pure, clear atmosphere seemed 50 close
that one might almost lay his hand
upon their hoary tops, his rays were
flashed back by vast fields Of snow,
glittering like an Arctic landscape.
Akeg Of Milwaukee beer has found
its way to this corner of the universe.
Mr.. Starr was the cause. a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
THE SENATORIAL OUTLOOK.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10,
There are great chances Of dead
lock on joint ballot for Senator. The
count stands: Independents Al; Re-
publicans 81; Democrats AZ. Downey
stands a good chance for the short
term for United Senator. d y Booths
prospects for the long term are doubt
full. NEsFIELD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
.ls SAN FRANCISCO.
4ema --Ex xplesiOn-The Fire
Department.

Department.
tuoas bac SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.
ag Twenty-four straight Republican
members of the Legislature met at
Sacramento last night to caucus on
Senatorial matters, but beyond a gem
eral discussion of the situation accom-
plished nothing! Booth is said to be
gaining strength daily. There Is
some talk of compromise between
! Republicans and Independence by
which the former are to have the SEN
atOr for the short term and Booth for
the long term. It is doubtful If such
an arrangement can be effected.
h A boiler at the candle factory, foot
of 18th street, exploded at A o'clock
this morning, instantly killing one
Chinaman and fatally injuring anoth-
er. There were several other Chinese
slightly hurt. ,ag.f2 sa3d e, e ,iAq e
b Rev. Father Sheehey intends to re-
y ply to the ex-priest Dugan some time
during the next week In public lec-
. ture. 1fTIHJkK gU6H sff
sqh' 9aa SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 10 a
Since the heavy rain set in here
there has been q very perceptible
diminution Of scarletina in the city.
Chief Cockrill and officer Rogers to-
night, rescued froma house Of ill-fame
two girls, aged respectively only about
II years.
Frederick Johnson, mate Of the ship
Cultlvator, has been srfested for beat
ing and wounding the steward Of that
vessel. This is the ship in which alll
hands were sick with scurvy and which
was towed into port by the revenue
cutter Oliver Wolcotta a few days since.
The ninth reception by the San
Franciscisco Art Union, tonight, was
we'll attended and in all respects asuc-
cessful affair. aola78o,
Oscar P. Hale engineer Of the San
Francisco candle works where, the ex-
plosion occurred this morning, Is re-
ported fatally injured. He was blown
distance Of over twenty feet from
where the explosion occurred.
"a The Police Court has not yet, got
through with the case Of Chief Engl--
neer Whitney, arrested for usurping
the Office Of Chief Of the Fire Depart
ment. Pending the proceedings
Whitney acts as Chief Of the De-
partment. a9a M ~ ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
SAN DIEGO.
The Orisaba's Passenger List.

,l5 gai 9 - SAN DIEGO, Dec. 10. .,
The Orizaba sailed at o'clock p. m.
to-day for, San Francisco. She takes
the following way passengers: w
Woodworth, H G Wiley, P G McAr-
thur, 8 g Harvey, Dolores Machado,
Carlos Cruz, Andreas Machado, E w
Noyes, Jesus Machado and boy, e
Bernard, w J Ayers, H Dejenier, and
twsnty-three through passengers. 'i
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

pitals ale filed with wounded. On
the river three persons were killed.
A terrible railroad collision is re-
ported near Birmingham this morn.
Ing Thirty passengers were lkilled
and wounded. = = .
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

AUDOlmUM1emt0 0mO Ommku6sAOAhD-
[ AThs Csmmereial Lifs stops Issuing
10 Pslieiss-J. T.. .Iryinx Goes to Sing
isins-TParty Lest at Fert Bridger.
-....-.--7-Temperanee Convention In New
Hampshire.
GO" 'iss"EFGE GY BOsToN,"Dec. 8,
sanliel Cobb, Democrat, but
nominated BY an parties except the
prohibitionists, was to-day elected
Mayor by majority Of 1888. Cush-
ing, the prohibition candidates. 0 re-
cefved but 568 votes. Four ladies are
elected ~ the School Board. ~
~ y v gcxooaD, NH. dec. 10.
The State Temperance Convention
to-day sdopted strong prohibitOry
resolutfons. @Df. John Blackman and
George D. Hesld were nominated for
railroad omnnissioners. as ~,
aEAA H##aG S ~ QSRA
NEW YoRK, Dec. 10. !,
The Commonwealth Life Insurance
Company has decided to stop issuing
policies. Policy holders are informed
that the company has sufficient as
sets to protect present policy holders,
and has made arrangements to trans
fer its business as far as practicable. II
1T Irving the self-accused Nathan
murderer, has been sentenced to seven
years in Sing Sing prison, on charge
lof burglary. .ohF ts5u a
- va "A CH1cAaA, Dec. 10. q
A, Washington special says the Pres
ident in conversation, to-day, with
o number of prominent gentlemen,
was at particular pains to express his
entire confidence in q speedy settle
ment oflthe9 Nirginiuss case in q man
ner which would be entirely sattsfac-
iory to our own people, and highly
honorable to both nations. The tenor
of his remarks was that recent advices.
are such as to lead to lead to the opin-
iorlhe had expressed. He said final
ly, quite emphatically, and as If to-
sum up: "Gentlemen, there will be no
war; O. ToaDS OF MAI
FORT BR1DaER, Dec. 10.
A party of ladies and gentlemen,
who. left Piedmont yesterday after
noon, to sttend a dances hers last night,
kwefsslSst, and tie lseszn became ex.
hausted. They camped, apd one Of
them H. M Mitchell, the railroad
agent and operator at Piedmont,
started aleneto And ths Fort, and get
assistance. He got lest and froze to
death. The rest Of the party, among
then the wife of the deceased, arrived
here safely this morning. 's1ne'aaa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
SALT LAKE.

n Arersted ON . Charge efFraud. loa
- VDie 40 BALr LAKE, Dec. 10.
n. N. Whiting, . prominent mining
operator, was arrested yesterday and
taken easton requisition Of the Gov
ernor Of Michigan, charged with fraud
in the sale Of the Eureka mine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
stag. Arrivals nd Dsps,tu,.. Dee. 10.

n qTELEqRAPH LINE. ~. -.
Departures-Miss F. C0neda, j.. p.
Lawson. a<a liss er. l.l4 ,STN
~ ~ q COAST LINE.
Arrlved-Mr Parker, Mr. Hoxis, w
Elliott, J Elliott, M Lindley.S $50
50 70 eTsAN niRG0. cIh7l
Arrived G Tustip, l. Dartigues, w
JSaunders, J. F Maleney, r Tarrants
and two others.
'''0 ' SAN BERNARDINo. a4z
Arrived--Mary Hawley, Mrs Wilson.
= Dspartures-P P Baker, Mrs Rowland,
Mrs Abram, wv Thompson, Mrs Leon
ard. a8HhIk,t AHFF7
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
sUIIER. CREEK.
Killed In . Tunnel.

IN siaia SUFFER- CREEK, Dec. 10.
Daniel O'Donnell was killed In the,
Sutter mine this evening by q rock
! falling from the top, Of the tunnel.
striking him on the top Of his head.
He was an old resident of the place.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
REDWOOD CITY.
The Ceu.sy sect Election.

q Tho County bcat Eleet1on.
A1ei m sa REDWOOD CRY, Dec. 10. i
The fight between Redwood City
and San Mateo, for the county seat,
has been hotly contested. The returns
from all quarters give Redwood city .
majority Of eleven votes. The citizens
are jubilant. The city 10 brilliantly
illuminated, and the event is being
generally celebrated. s.4og
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
Local Markets.

s Aside fpsnla Z 1llsit sdvanceIin fopr there u
no change to not e. The continued stormy
weuther has cheeked wholesale transactions,
though several lszgp seles ofsssd grain have
been made, sFarmesp and orchardists are in
.buoyant spirits over the prospect Of q bonntt,
fuI season. The report that ! blight has at
tackled the orange crppis entirely without
-, uAPRoyIsI0Ns, 2v
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
PACIFIC COAST TELEGRAMs.

Exclusively to the Herald.
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The Santa Barbara Press
: An Independent Newspapsn N
Devoted to the Interests of South.
.sfs ern California.

J. n. JO0NooM,E EAAtor eA4 Proprietor.
AS THE CHARMING CHARAcl
"A ter Of Southern California, and more
especially that most favored section called
Santa Barbara, becomes Known to the world,
u IL not surpNaing that = Widespread and
growing interest In this region should be
to firnlsh PERFECTLY reliable information ON al
points Of interest to tourists, invalids and
home-SeekeEs, which we are now able ID DO
With greatly S .aa fsSsiss t nroo.s III.
'pfospcrity of'aIi Southern California BY all le-
Ultimate and honorable methods, II 10 more.
&rVnfH htHsetedi dipthe glew3 and coming
(oyeilSSsI 81 aSe % siiinsts n alSost insfsdiSIs
healthfnlness, the beauty Of the scenery, the
wondrons yetlety and fertility OF the sol, the
almost uniimitsd range OF product: Which ca
known from time TO time BY hcts which cam
not be controyerted. In the columns Of the
PRES6 Any 4 Min.telligent person can IN become %
familiar with this part ofthe state by reading
iSs Tsrms ns 81 at cE bsily W. Per a,is,um 90
Currency and Postofhce Money Orders taken
sninCrAI fNDUCEH.xr, lls
. All yearly subscribers TO the WEEKLY
PRESS VIII obtain, rRE1, S1 HmseIascd
Number, and copy OF WOODS GUIDE TO
sspN Rarns3 sFewn t4d cgqu91ss. ,.,s...,. j.
1Aa AwoDH 70 ADvERT1oRnA .qI
tits an admitted net that the SANTA BAR
IARAHREsS " the leading journal ofSoutb-.
ern California, and has much larger cire44
'lation than any other Newspaper In that see-
tion, being moro chiefly read BY the mora
|salss:s s:sE4 [!sssl sssss.l
Guitar and SinginGs
PROFESSOR M. s. AREvALo
T hes rstarnsd tosSk city, and viii sssame
AisSlassGh.@ ~ HI 1919. ..'
Private Lessons end Lsssonst1 c'sSsss
s.::ssg ..sgls 70 CT ss;e,s's Is ,ss:''
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Z DOMESTIC NEWS. =

and C0nflrmatiOns-
y The Cemmereia1 Life stops Issuing
10 Pelieles--J.T T. living Goes 70 Sing
,sins-TRarty, Lost at Fert Bridger.
.--Tempersnee Convention I'm New
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
aYovy lIAPRQYIAONS,
Reported BY H. n ewmark 4 Co.

Mf.DOdS0h fepOfWs = TITO
Z Prime Beef, l20l5c; ID class, 6@l0c; Sd class,
06aSc prime mutton, 19xc; veal. l211c v h.
Prime cattle, 425: good sheep, -; ordinary,
el 6O@2 90 per head. so 98THl4
LUMBER. .il3 8dt hns
Rough merchantable pine and redwood, p
n, cas-; t0ngued and grOOyed flooring and cell
ine, 4l6: Feather-edge siding, $40; Hustle Sid
ing, s5o; Shinglss. =; Shakes, 90; Iath, ~;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

NO. n. In, IS
= ila sess u siS M !. siiisid
q House and lot, z Is "a 4 aas
House and lot, sI,eSa ,,ss /.
h. ranch. lnpSSsS {9 |{9 aeses; $500
$4,000 acres asinpscvsd: sap do; sArmins
laAd; o. . Per aesS "a nc
II acres orange trees on Washington street:
~ acres an'np'eissso; soi s. s. Dsrsers.
100 acres At FlsssaSs; g Per sers.
$500 acres At congssSa 5is
lato iiao acres \ u ssf aers.
5000 acres = conRsSSa; - pr acre.
5ac, e g orange, lsuAon ana iins stfsss. in the
city, for $3.50 MO ~
% :crss Improved. with house. ssncra' alfal
- NO. IN
loe acres. ftuit, grazing and farming land:
sss.1 W. r. :: :ssap1 ga e Ssss9 in
sss Hss:s sas e: :a 9 :s :s:': si..S Ss
tpsisdag tts .pe51ss H4 isst' e for ~ each.
Three sections OF land near Riverside, at
| ~ per acre.
49,. QsSSfnS - v.r,.,,.. Of
500 hea's; 'p'sndNisS NJ. IND ssj. "o''
A good business lot, about IS feet front, ON
] lA.aP - ''Fsssi = sfe e. uosu. ~
IS acres ON Jefferson street In the city; $40
per acre.
82-5 acres highly improved, In the central
part Of the city; good house Of roomai Aepet
oOo cn0cs srspSs; an K'7So o
TO 100 a. acres rood srsin land, we'll watsrsd. to
fs6t S0f one crop. West end efths city; cheap.
100 shares Central II; Land "a Company Of oak
isle1aa = ~ or 3 .rs&eaaPs:; s&a Z; ''d'a
Srvolets centrally NbI loSsssd' ~ '0r sl's each.
One 4 lot on spiins Ri S itis:s ,nssf rim, svsa.
18TH TffifX No iW.
House containing4 rooms and lot l0oxleS
feet; ~ q 80 'e.,la,'l. 4 I'm 10. loe
One and one-han i9z on the hill for ssQo.
s,S S,ps ps,Ssss ,S:; g sS:s a the suburbs Of
% No. a.
Forty assss amprjvsi, house and buildins.,
tseSs T, tell: eESR god 'snees' we'll wsssrsa'
= 'S-Ss1'S'rf' - - no lsl.
A fall ast q ar1esien we'll tools, two augeu
and soaplrs 'ss 'qs HS. 81 l.
! J, = esgsafsf lAs4 ON Alameda street. very
~ = n sST7aoa NO. IN sss.l
A valuable silver mine Or sale very cheap.
NO. III.
&3G kH0 - :
sgprPIEAHE READ TH1p N0TICEOa
4. passEs.s Ss.y s 9 y oss ~e'A
~ rtFsons paying mooey oulal1o tho o0co
xplolbe - 1eSWnGlb ~ n(Dr oommlsstonA
u =. sd.EB2Ef. III - Assas a.
| Ill a pp41nens 1vekess
y Main sessst, Dswnsy Dlosk.
|%5i5s7FB $5YBSs
!, II b NH f.44A.sfst1ff 4<sf4f4.rstX
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

Fruit INA avinsvasd 8apnh ak q leses; wine
cellar, NTH eas)s ~ Dodpk ef Ntp&; tools and
mat6llaasy N1sn ~ ,aol;, SouP Pt6slebls house
and other benldtng1. Thsge 4 ~ Per cent.
6Tses ssd lsasa isaeawsIl q el6sf ifaits.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

6l0tb.. ~ 0lBet ftont ON Main street, and le0
on spring atreek We want money 70 build
nfs's NU's 70 sHnrnx saw
N: esT ,hs nv g ws
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11

~ acres splendid land, oAe and half milel
nom the co1rtrhosses adtoln1ng the above.
Can Ss pGrchssed y : SaTsSin 56r cash. 4 d
lstyahle CITY ioA 1ls604
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
THE SPANISH iMBR0GLl0,

n Peace Day--The President Hopes
Peace-He says, "NO War"--The
nn visginius to be Delivered ON Tues.
dayAThe Mem Imme edlately.H n
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