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Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-31

Says the Napa Register: Van Bever
& Thompson have on hand in their
establishment about $4,000 gallons of
angelica, port, claret and white wine,
of which about SO, 600 gallons are new,
and $4,000 old wines. They have hith-
erto confined themselves to the home
market, but are now about to ship
largely to the East.
Lieutenant George A. Badly has
been detached from the Tuscarora and
ordered to the receiving ship Indepen-
dence, at Mare Island.
The railroad company has kept back
the wages of the section men and 9TH
er employees on their road up Napa
valley since October 7th. January
7th will be the next pay day.
Paris Kilburn says that 10000 acres
of new land are being sOwn in wheat
in the neighborhood of Salinas. He
has % plOws running and eighteen
more on the San joaquin. There is
every prospect of good crops. Every
body is lively and in fine spirits.
Two weeks ago Need & Planht,
whose range is about mile and ahalf
below Hicksyille, lost 500 sheep, all
ewes, of Spanish MerinO grade stock.
Owing to sudden rise of water in the
lagO0n the sheep were drowned.
x.The County Judge Of FL Dorado
county decided, last week, in tlN con-
tested election cases of Brown VS.. Skin
ner, for the Office of Sheriff of that
county, that the former was entitled
to it. Skinner had previously been
declared elected and filed his bond.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-31
PACIFIC COAST BREvITlEs.

The reorganized Church of Latter
Day Saints are holding q series OF
meetings in Healdsburg.
The Weekly Courier is the name ofG
new paper to be started at Belmont,
Nevada, by Casaymayou & Booth Of
the Reveille.
klvinza Hayward has just finished
q barn at Bartlett Springs, Lake
county, costing $4,000. He has also a
cottage for his family there.
Senator Stewart is attending to his
mines in Sutter Creek instead of be-
ing at Washington. 1t is better for
the country that he remain where
he Is.
OF $152,OOO, taxes levied in Napa
county this year, only $4,000 were
paid prior to Christmas day. On the
5th of January per cent. is added.
Luttrell intends to introduce in Con-
gress bill granting a pension to the
widow of the Rev. DIR. Thomas, the
Peace Commissioner who was killed
by the Modocs.
The Phoebe (Nevada), Record ascer-
taips upon inquiry Of the newsdealers
that the number of newspapers, perl
odicals and pictorials received and of
fered for sale in Phoebe every quarter,
exceeds 10000.
On the 1st of January, regular pas
senger trains will commence running
between Tacoma and Kalama.
The value of wheat and flour shipped
from San Francisco and Oakland, du-
ring the present season, amounts to
$25,OOO,O0O.
The Kearsarge will leave Mare Is
land Immediately after New Years,
Her probable destination is Honolulu.
Ono thousand dollars has been Of
fered and refused for the two palm
trees in front of Mr.. POrter's residence
nj San Jose.
A female Justice of the Peace in
Wyoming fined her lover $40 for get
ting drunk, and paid the fine herself
rather than see him go to jail.
According to the Phoebe (Nev.) Re
cord the old Potosi mine, in Southern
Lincoln county, owned by Morgan,
has been developed within the last six
months to such an extent as to show
an immense body of valuable ore.
They have now on the dump about
1000 tons of first-class ore.
The Inyo Independent says: "We
are told by parties who have been up
the country that the carcasses OF cat
tie, dead from cold and starvation, are
to be seen in very many PLACES. Some
say that at least 500 head have thus
perished, but we are inclined to think
the estimate fully twice as largep'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-31
yos Angeles a(erala.
Sanitary Reform.

EDITOR HERALD:-The recent action
of our City Council in dispensing with
the services of Health Officer, fails
to commend itself to the approval of
our citizens generally, as either sound
word OF earnest renlOnStrdnce is, ac-
eordingly, hereby respectfully address,
ed to our City Fathers.
In common with your cotemporary
Journalists, you spare no pains in pub
fishing far and wide the peculiar at
Effectiveness of our city, and are con-
fessedly committed to the advocacy Of
every reform tending to render Los
Angeles increasingly worthy OF admi-
ration. Therefore, we need offer no
apology for asking your insertion Of
the present remonstrance.
The Board of Health still exists,
nominally, but of what practical value
is it in the absence of Medical Health
Officer, on whom personally devolves
the duty of fulfilling its 6ehests, as
well as Of initiating and carrying out
measures for the sanitary interests of
our city?
1t is surely not to be expected that
the gentlemen Of that Board can per-
sOnally undertake this work. Is it
wise, then, to intermit the functions
of an Office like this in city of so
mixed population as ours, and so
liable at any moment to the influx by
immigration of Infectious disease
That the expense is dispr0pOrtiOnate
to the value of the work to be done, no
thoughtful person will affirm. The
salary appended to this Office costs but
little, when cOntrasted with the liberal
allowance ($30O per mOnth) formerly
attached to it, when Health Officer
was improyise9 for temporary emer-
gency.
These remarks are not, of course, in
tended especially to compliment DIR.
Wise, our late Health Officer, although
it is but fair to acknowledge that that
gentleman is, Oh all hands, allowed to
have performed his duty with great
fidelity and success,
The present improved condition Of
our streets, back-yards, ETC.. etc., bears
ample testimony to his zeal and inl~
partially, rich and poor alike having
been constrained to "mend their
ways,n and test the eredibility of the
axiom that cleanliness is akin to god
liness." Why then discontinue SO
important work? 1t cannot surely
be urged that no other sanitary reform
is needed. What justification can our
City Fathers offer for for the continued
presence for example, of that most of
fensive cess-pool on First street east of
Los Angeles street, or of that on Ala
media above Also street, near the ice
house, or of that between High and
Eternity streets which, for four months
out OF the twelve, is an intolerable
nuisance?
Hitherto eniy,two carts, and for two
days in the week, have been allowed !!
Let the City Council now make the
appointment of Health Officer per-
manent one, and let the Board of
Health place one city cart all the time
under his supervision, and such nuis-
anees as the above would speedily be
abated; cleanliness and consequently
health, and the fairer sepntation of our
fair city would bring with them an
ample reward.
Once more then we would ask the
Council "a noun of multitude convey
ing unity of idea) to reconsider and
reverse its action in this matter, aatfd aatfd
thereby bring itself into good accord
with PUBLIC OPINION.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-31
PURSE Of FIFTY DOLLARS,

To be trOtted and run on each of tLe above
days, to which the lessee, Mr.. 8. s. MABIN,
adds $50 90, making u hundred dollar purse
each day. The SPEED PROGRAMME will
be advertised both in papers and by posters on
MONDAY, December 22d.
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FROM WORTHWHILE.

Worthwhile, Feb. ., 1873.
Our Lyeeum Joined issues with the Sheridan
Lyceum last Friday evening or the following
question; Resolved, Thas Washington WAS u
greater man than Columbus" J. L. Seward,
editor o. the Nte, Letter, presided. The Shegi.
dan detaters wsre logical in their argument and
eloquent in gesture. Although they made u
Websterian effort the question was decided mega.
lively. As q matter Of course the Sheridsnites
discussed the affirmative. Besides debate, We
have had hog sensa ton. Last Tuesday morn.
ing, when the mercury indicated thirty degrees
below zero, s. Peter Wanslsr. Esq. went to the
hos.peu to iced his Chester white hog and found
it frozen stiff. Mr.. ". concluded 70 cat It In
pieces and extract the lard fer soap grease. He
Clipped piece vita an Ak out Of the ham but
owing to the extreme solidity caused BY freezing,
he resolved to defer further operations until il
thawsd out. The warm aud sunny Friday fol-
lowing, Mr.. Wangler going to the hos.pen Wal
surprised to see the hog exhibit sigus Of life
He Immediately commenced rubbing turpentins
along the spinal column, aud in two hours he
mad his hogship on hi, feet apparently as we'll al
ever, and perfectly sound, excepting the chunk
Clipped out of the ham while frozen.
JuNlus,
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WS. HAVE TRIED

Tug GREAT COU6H IRyEDY.-NNsden'S Pectora. Balm y
dered by MI Who have tried il the - PIN, 5r OF NE -
cal discoveries Testimonials pour in from all classes.
pressing the gratitude OF the thoUsa.s who have been
leved and cured. wasn't o. space prevents publishing
detail the many It has escte. Physicians prescribe
daily practice best expsctorant known and une,
atnGly recommend to their patients in Bronchial diseases
The Proprietor with the greatest certainty ar that
all stated with respect efficacy this
able remedy fully established in elias. OF for
which II recommended, ny body OF evidence which MD
carry conviction the most skeptical mind; rneG
cine although highly eectual in It. remedial character
the highest degree innocent IN its composition, and nay
taken with great benefit by the delicate MarsieE Pee
toral Bam purchased from all Druggists
small One Dollar large bottles. isnl5-;w
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NeO ADVERTISEMENTS.

CI-AIsDIA -'!ss .sAI.f;.-Norice! : hereby .i-s.
VI .- ana hv order ., the County tosrt
OF La Ale cOCary, Illinois, catered on he January tenn OF
1873. shall, Monday, the tweuty0UTth day O. February
IS o'clock in the forenoon AZ the south CoOT OF the
County Cou' House en- the city o ottawa. IN SAID coany
e Al pUhc auction ti highest bi.GsT, the FOL
LOWING real in SAID county Ia Sale and state aore
said. hel1rZto Na-se Ahern. William AheFn and Richard
Ahrrn. heirs OF HonOa Aeyn deceased 70 VII: the
undivided etSyOne twohuldedths Of the northwest Guar
c the northwest quartz: of section Our township thirty
north. three u the Third prnciQal meridian.
situated In said county Of Ia Sale and state % Illinois.
TEENsfhc sale Of said real estate may w. made oc cash
upon not exceeding year and six months rom
time ~ such sale II such sale be made upon time.
purchasers shall execute 20 sad guardian note notes
re hv mortgage the entire northwest quarter OF sal
northwest quarter said section four upon other real
icent the ~ said prchas
with power sale such notes 70 bear Interest ~ lice rate -
prr cent. annum. payable annually
Dated February Sth, lSt2. PATRICK AHERN.
Guardian vi sad Minors
!. r. RICE, Attorney. teh> W
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How TO co WEsr.-This is an enquiry which
every enc should have t''uAJgNg answered be.
fore he starts on his journey. aud little care
taken in the examination Of routes will in a
great many cases save much trouble, time ard
money.
The &c, b. " Q. II. R." running from Chca.
go through Gslesburs to Burlington, he. achiev.
Ell splendid reputation in the last two years a
the leading passenger route 10 the west. At
Burlington it connects with the great Buring-
ton Route which runs direct through Southern
Iowa to Nebraska and Kansas, with close CON-
| nectioas to California and the territories; and
passengers starting in La Sale county. on their
way westward, cannot do better than 10 take the
c., B. IL g. had Burlington route.
This line has published pamphlet cale,.
"Eow to go West" which contains much valu
able information ; large correct map of the
Great West, which can be obtained free t 0
charge by addressing the General Passenger
Agent B. Il NJ. l.. r. Burlington, Iowa. If.
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FLUNG Ur.-Maior Taylor's tegm OF oitics
Clerk Of the Supreme Court does not expire III.
til July next but he has marked yut new de.
parture FOR himself, and IN his desire to get into
business has flung up his of.oe, having turned
over the books, papers, fees TO be collected, &C.,
to his successor, Mr.. Cairo D. Trimble. and also
sold to that gentleman his handsome residence
on the vest side. lie medit4tes making his fu.
tu.e home at Chicago or Evanston, which is now
pretty much tie same thing, OF rather both ia
the same village We Ray expec. to hear from
him hereafter. Whether he will coaticue to be
the thorough gentleman and excellen. neigh ber
that he WAS he was here, or become nothing but
az alderman OF member Of Congress, remains to
be seen. In any event, he and His family will
ever have the best wishes Of host of friends
left behind in Ottawa.
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THE ORIGINAL JACoB.-The Ottawa ReDuj.
Iscan takes occasion to Intimate that the Peak
family that WAS here on Tuesday evening last
were not the original, Simon pure article. A
gentleman Of undoubted verecity, who lives in
this city, who has known Vim. Peak for over
twenty-five years, and has also been acquainted
with the ladies Of his family for portion Of that
time, says that this is the original Peak family.
Not having witnessed their performance, We do
not undertake to say that it was either good, bad
o. Indifferent Wasn't the Rlpgjl!can actua.ed
by little sour grapes somehow, when i. got
off that stunning notice
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list OF Patients.

The following patents wero issued from the
I. s. Patent Office TO citizens Of Illinois for the
week ending Jan. Il. 1878. Reported ..for tbs
FREE TRADER by Alexander Il Mason, solicit
tors of patents, Gc5 Seventh street, Washington
d. c.:
Cultivator-J y Cauthorn, Carthage.
Earth Auger-G G Collins, Philo.
Corn flanter-G ID Hawcr;h. Decatur.
Reed Organ-R L Le,ton, Quincy.
Butter Worker-D W Drake, Cn!cago.
Cultivstor-A Tower, Mendoza
Clothes Drier-D X Watson, MoaweCua
Nise-J Roberts, Meridian.
REISSUE.
\ Stalk Cutter-TGalt, Sterliuy
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y Stalk Cut,er-TGalt, Sterling.

One of the s,rsncsst things OF the times is the
suddennss with which the radicals dropped poor
Pomeroy after the man York olowed On him in
the Kansas legislature, while the same party can
never tire of heaping honors on SIMON Cameron,
who was guilty Of the same trick in Peunsylva.
MIA, and Was exposed by representative Boyer
exactly AS Mr.. York exposed Pomeroy.
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The PSYCHOLOGICAL JoURNAs for February
comes out as Fresh and vigorous as crisp, Sea.
sonable. and in all respects sanitary stock Of
reading matter can nakea magazine. Opening
its leaves We fad good sketch and portrait of
the regretted Mormon McClead, D. D.. : also
Speculative Nou.Phlosophy; What do We Live
For' The Man of Three Dreams, especially no.
table now that his nephew the ex.Emperor is
dead; Natural Death American shad Culture
Daniel Fox, the centensrian farmer; Classes Of
Society; Clara Louise kellogg Christian Char
ity; Harvey Prindle Peet. IL. D., the eminent
instructor of Deaf Mutes; Is Phrenolosy Dead /?
to which We respectfully answer. we think not !;
Rotation in Office The Horse and Civilization !;
Early Mexican History, etc. Psice as usual, so
cent?, or So year. S. r. Wells, Publisher, $50
Broadway, Ny,
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Some time ago little vigorous kecn-eyed We
man oarne here and established herself at a COR
venient distance from Dayton for her business.
That little business was to hunt up a runaway
husband and a factory girl who had left a.
about tee same time, two years ago. The mans
name is Mr.. Beniamin ]. Moulton, aud the wo-
man alluded 10 at the opening Of this subject is
Mrs. Ben. }. Moulton. Beujamin's factory gi,l's
name is Mrs. Nary J. Toohey, more than bux-
ON widow. Our Benjamin and this gushing
Young WILDLY" have been keeping house at
Dayton for some time-some Is ,nonths-not IS
years, as the Republican has il. They have been
as much msn and wife as they could without
going Through the trining forms of law. II WAS
to watch this gay and festive couple that this
keen-eyed Mrs. NJ, the deserted and indignant
wife, came out west. She watched Il en-, got
her testimony fixed, and, when ready, prepared
q nice little surprise for them. Las. Friday she
sent the Sheriff out with warrant on a charge
Of nsughtine.,. They were brought before
Squire Smith and confronted with the irste
wife, who, as yet, had not seen the alleged guilty
couple since their departure from the East; and
the first knowledge that they had OF the
wronged woman's presence was when tho war.
rant was read to them. We saw the wife enter
the presence Of the court. There sat the irregu.
lar couple looking very meek she sailed in
Lofty scorn, grasifed revenge, blood and bust.
meas, were plainly depicted in her face, and the
| force Of the line
| :" Hell hath no fury Ike woman scorned"
Was more than verified. She swore positively
to the marriage. pointed out her deliuquen,
lord, and identified the mellow widow. TIE
parties wsived an examination, and their bail
was fixed at $500. They were sent to Jail. bu,
afterwards obtained bail and returned to Day.
ton. Their trial is to come up at the presen,
term OF the Circuit Court What the woman
Mrs. Moulton, is mad about noe is, that tina,
little housekeeping business is still going on a:
usual.
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WATER,-Much complaint is being made by
those who use the Cation water. The Starch
Factory monopolize it, occasionally taxing NIL
and leaving those who have pipes to carry i. to
their buildings and rooms "out in the dry"
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CIRCUIT CouRr-The Circuit Court convened
on Monday last. This week has been devoted
to hearing chancery causes aud setting causes
for trial or the civil list Tho criminal docket
will be taken up next week.
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vNAX SALE NOTICE.-rublicn notice is here
by given, to all whom II may that NJ sale by
the Treasurer aud eYocio Collector of La Sale county, IL
nois, of delinquent anus and town lots and parts o town
lots the county and other and costs due thereon
for the year 1870 and previous years, he'd a. the Court
House In Ottawa In said commenced on the it day
OF June 1871. and continued from day 10 day IN pursu
of law. Harriet Rust, the IN dry OF July A. " ISL
tue purchaser of the following described lots mum
hers Nine and Ten IN NlocS number SIX, IN Cnor Addition
10 ottawa (snd lots were taxed In the uaMe OF C. scoNc
and sold for the due thereon for the year
iSOD and that the time redemption OF said lots om said
sale and purchase will expire on the IN DAY 81 July p
fph saw HAkEitI kIST.
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PERsoNAL-Miss Ada Waterman has gone to
Streator to reside. She will devote herself to
music, teaching tho young people Of the coal
city how to sing and play on the piano. We
wish her the best success in the world.
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Persons DESTROYS Of attending the Masquerade
Ball on MSnday night in groups, must report
themselves to Jacob Christman, at his store, or
at Turner hall, on Monday BY noon.
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The furniture in the Ottawa House is for sale
and the house for rent The furniture will be
sold very low for cash, OF will trade for western
land or city property. Apply on the promises.
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PERSOSAI.-Mr. Frank, of the firm OF Stiefel
u Co. has been in town several daya shaking
hands with his numerous friends
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The jury in the case Of Boss Tweed, whore
trial has occupied one Of the criminal courts OF
New Yorl, Cor the last six months, failed to
egres Thoro were tho usual eleven fools on tho
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lbs. genuine New Orleans sugar fc- $ 90 q
Van Deman's.
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5-Jicn,

In this city, February 5h 1873, NEIL MCGEE, aged sixty
nine years.
SIR. MCGEE had been resident Of this CITY the last q
years. and was highly respected citizen.
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Tho place TO buy clothing cheap u at tn
White Corner. NJ. SVlEFEL d 20.
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School Bookf all kinds used IN city and oorn.
try nt Osmar Il lapemans
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jury, who were fo- conviction, and one wise man,
who stood out for acCuittal
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Good Y. II. tea at coo per ID. at Van Deman'
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nls$O..LIrpN Npitci;.-rne arm of
\. Card HUT IN the luUUr business, has Octu GiSsoly
ell by mutual consent Mr.. nut yu dsnosel ol his inter
est to Mr. Card aua retired from TIE uynl tue lrm VII c0u
tnue here Dlprc IN the Tee rUsSt M hEcOuNts IN the
liquor buslnos are 30 be sr,tcl By ~ Card !ebs-2w
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RARE CHANCE.
will sell by the .rst OF March all my
Furniture & Household Goods,

Consisting Of stoves schcs dining ronn parlor and ctat
Der furniture carpets looking glasses &c also good Sn
eeWin. machine only USED three or four months My inr
nture and goods all newony used since last spring and
MI first class. They viii be sold very reasonable dis
H. HOOKS K. MURPHY.
January 18th, IS13-tf
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