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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-08
IetaseaNo 1881

tease No. 62831
IN4THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States,
for the WESTERN District OFT rginia.=In Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter OF John. W; Beemer, Bankrupt.
no, WHOM IT MAY CONCERNf;
The undersigned. A. W; .MeDonalds ffClarke
county, va, hereby gives notice Of his appoint
Of Clarke Co. In said District who, was, on the, 10th
day of June d., 1871. adpdged "a Bankrupt on his
own petition the District Court Of said District:
ct t. lest - esf a. w MCDONALD Assignee.
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lease Noee21]

4 Tease NO.621]
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TEE UNITED States
for the Western District of Vain Bankruptcy.
| In the matter OF Thomas CHAPMAN, ankrupt.
1T MAY. CONCERN:
The undersigneds F. A. Berlins of
Rockingham, Co., Va, hereby gives notice of his ap
pontmfnt as assienee Of the estate OF Thomas
was, on the s4thl day Of May. a. d. 1s74t adjudg7
ed a Bankrupt on his own petition by the District
court Of said District.
oetI-3te F. A. BERLIN, Assignee
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[D9ekett GaseeNo., 1871

t)HGAtGG NSaSe2tNtl., lS1 Ill
1HNTHEl IlJSdRlCTT COURT OF THE
IL United s5tatesf4Br thee Western District Of
Nifginias.
Illths lnlttersoff Benia naih lAnGtfrsens bank
11tpttlt Bankruptcy.
AtIIsFrisoabaargs OCT thee 2Stlfi day. of Sep
teGMln&,' IA .'A> 1874.
To WtfostI LII MAN OONGERNN::
Rleaseetot akeeleties Hereby. tllattas petition?
laSsbeetl, toewitf: heel lthl daNoff April, "a
ID. 1373s ftteAiaasaia District tsopftt by Benia-
aitsAalsessebls offiaeison ceusty, in said Dis
trGtt who lEssbeettl llsEetofoEee daily declared
aNkTttlttln6 aett OF Qongress entitled
A.Anaee ooEstablisll atlnese uniform system OF
Bankruptcy United States APP
proved AEare4 l2Al 1851 feravlischaFgs. alq GER
titleatettseeefi from all iss debts and other:
ctaitAa pEe3a Riealnlefisaidl ACT, and that the
lDohdayyo oil 0etotsefy "a d.. 1894, aktl0) o'clock
aa.ns, hefA8eeC G. douglas Gray onea OFT Reg,
iiteesnfE said Qeurtinl bankruptcy, att his office
iil iH&GriSonburgs in said District. is thee time
audlnlaee assigned feE,the hearing offthe same;
w|leMat lw}lefea ytostl may sttenfll alid show,
cause fanyyaa lave, why the prayer OF the
saidlnstitioM lshealdl lQttbe egranted..
Md5ll;treilso Hereby notified, that the second
<tIitdlm oftheecreslttofs OF the, said
alsnktnpttwillIhs l1eldlatt tliee same time aud
Nlaees.
C. DOUGLASS GRAVY.
Regist Grim Bankruptcy, for 7th C ngs
oct. .Ia2t.. Dist. offIra..
(oaekettcaseaN5. 4s2?D
Ih,tlfe, District Gourttof ttieU United tatesjari
the, WNAsternl Distrctaotf Virginia..
Mathematician OFF Walter Il. Foster, Bank
utnt-ial. Bankruptcy.
Notwithstanding onltlise 9th day sSSsptesa--
hers, al dl, 1874.
Io)1NitaMlIT,MA Yv lloNoHRs::
Rieaseattstake notice hereby, tllataa Petition
llassheel,a .tf,w::: onl tbs 22nd day of Mas,
a.dl,. district COURT hy Walter
IL .Hossers. OF Augusta, cesntYs I'M said dis
ttiAtt. wltp5liass heeai heretofore, duly declared
Observation-Disclosures, act Of Congress entitled
s.Aqllauss tpestabIiSl, aamore uniform system iot
Haulrflptey- t!,rau siolt the. U5itedi States"
sppyaywdi Maresll2sl, 1856 for ~ discharge and
eersitieate,tterestsf fenall his debtssand other
o!AiMsspypy saiAi act, audi that tile
1Elh,daByoff 0btobers a, d, 1914. att 10 o}cloek
III M, hsfAya C: Douglas Gray, one,off tfe.reg-
iatarsoff bankruptcy at5lis4 office
in Hkrrsanh,rgs. iln saidl district, is thetimse
asidipaes assigned hearing salne<
wilelllantl where YOU, may attend andi show
oastses. iffan ynul Have VIII prayer off the
Observation-Disclosures JaegranteA.
Xothara ,alscoherehy notified. tiat5ttIe seeendf
anill tt1itY meeting; of the creditors of said
bankrupt will bse hesll att the sameet meandl
lAaasa C.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
itegisteriha Bankruptcy for 7h Con-, Disc. of
VA, t6et+ 'f''i
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IGasenNe. GALL

Es, rH f, IsFRIeT C0U RI, OF THE UNIFIED,
Ii States. for the Western District OF al
In Bsnkr lptey.
In the matter of Anthony ,Liptrap, Bankrupt.
10, WHOM 1T 1IAYaCo NCERNc:
The. Undersigned, =. Berlin, Of buckingham
as Assigneeof the estate Of Anti y Iiptrap, o Bath
aia BIZ Pstrft Mhp
Gay 81 81 pstr aa ass ms
Dated. Harrisonpprg, Sept. 18th, 1914 '''
oct 1r3t. F. AZ BERLIN Assignee.
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Ms AYYk1N1N 1a.lssa

IDocl5et Case No s903,1
TNTITE zDfSpRI,H 1s1J9s , 12 rrJsr5,J,
Ii Statesfor the Westesn ~ q Vrainia
In lBHnkraptcyr 'tF
1gthe matter Of kuao,,in stan nrrnnt
At Hgrsfson hur on fhe Sih sy 81 santemhe
ID 1s741 'st W wy S9f's's fS''4 "a
Please ia take natce Rsrsiy at a Petition, h.s
been,tosv % the sth dsy Of dsysasd,s 1914 fled
Clarke county in SAID Vyo has ara
totoree declared gBanksapt Under the Act
form system Oh M - ivy
States apnrauei Nfh ee3 ~ sls ~
and certiicate thereof ron his ehts ana nfhs
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of al grades :and prices cheaper than eyer
His business intercourse sferi twenty-five
years with the people Of this section jastifies
him in assuring them that Inc has made his pun
chases to suit THEM tastes, He. knoMss what
they want, and has the very articles ste3 supply,
them.
His stock of Gold and Silver. Watches, jew
elry Of all descriptions and Clocks of various
styles and patterns, Vases, &C., &C., cannot be
surpassed in this OF any other market.
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DON CARLOS,

the premium ugly man, is still with him, and
devoting his entire attention to the repair and
cleaning of all kinds Of Jewelry, silver and gold
Ware, Watches and Clocks. Ills work is of the
very best, and he understands his business
thoroughly, and work always warranted.
Mr.. HIRsH, respectfully asks an examination
Of his extensive and multiflrious stock of
goods, satisfied that he will be able to please all
who may call. may
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Registered Bankruptcy, far7th Cong:
Oct 1I2t.- DISt.- OF NTH.
Gloeknt. case Mo- 43ll.

(Doekht case No. 43BD0
M TFffS DbSTRk(yri' COURT OE'1 TIE
United States fop the WESTERN, District of VVr.r
glnia..
+ theematterlotf Gabriell Cross, Bankrupt
-lhBankrupteEy.
At IEanisonhhrgyo nthh Birthday Of 5eptenln
ber,r A. DA 1874.
To NvHoNdrlNtA fONcERNc
Please to. take notice hereby, that aaP Petition
has been, to; wit. :osntha, 9sal dty otfAptil, A.
d.. 1884 filed in said District OU1tttbg vGabhi-i
ell Cross. off Augusta comfy, ,ila said.i Dtz-
triets MhoChlts bhenl hhretof9pee daily, dactlHea
Bankrupt nnaer thn aAettof congress eutiled
,sAmAet 100 Essa bljsh aanene UnifGrat System
neutrality-suspicious. tha sUnired States,,.>
approsed March I'd, 1885, foo. aadischargea ausl;
Certificate, thareokf ffotTm all iSStlabtss and
other iclafia pEosaba u.adar said Act and that
thee 12fhh day. OF fOctober,., "A DA., 1S8faata05
b cloekAs III. ,bl,fGnee &c. DOUGLAS GlsANY
one offthe Registers otfsaM Qonutt i'm RInkk
ruptcy, at his >otdeilan HAfrisonbnggs i'm said
District, is the, thpa aad pblee assigned lfaStaee
hearing ffthaa same; ;Wien andI Where you
rnay.attend and shoWscAasa.a il fanYv you haye,,
why tho prayer of the said Petition should NOT
be granted.
YOU are Acknowledgements thai thu second
Ind third meetings. otfthea Creditors otfsaid
lankruptt will be heldlat thas aMia tins and
pllaee OyD0b{GNAS GRAlI.
4QDT .I1EstA " He
Qetd42tt
(Doekete aseeNQa 4493}
I'M TfIEG ntSTREGTr O0IJRI'N OFF Tt1 b
United States iegth sWesteEnlD gtriett OF WIFI.
giniAa
In, thee NATTER off Philip ,Airhart,- Bank
ruptf-ila Bankruptcy.
notwithstanding, OH the a24th laypt SeEtenh1
ber. A. d. 1s74t
Tp,yvHosI IrIAtAyl OoNcERN::
Please to- takee 4erebyy that taa Petition
has beens teoMit: OH tifee 4tlll dAyvo& fApHiEI
IA Dr.. 1874, flied itr. said District Oourtt,y,
Phillip Airhslrt5 OF Augslstal ce,'htyy. in said
Districts. wi1oo has been. heretofoHea isaayq de-
clased Bankrupt uaaer thee Act OF { Congress
entitled '+An o1Estabiish f,lla0Se UnifoEnh
Systenh ,oi fBa Bankruptcy throughout thee United
SsaIes.' approved March, 2d, 1867. fsFraa dis
Charge anAi Certificate thereof. froaal all his
lebtss aara other claims pFoyablee lhadeF said:
Act aA@ thai the I2tGtlay,o OF OctobNr,.. AtDa
1894 att 0.p1el0eEeAA NJ, befe8ee G. Douglas
Crazy. ONCE offtt4ee Registers of fsaid UoavttA
BalkruptcYy at tfis o4iiee ,inl Hafrisohbalrg. i'm
said District, stheainae and place assigned feR
theelMarngsof fthe same, when and where ypA
may attend aAll show caNses if amy yoa lhayes
why the l'raye slo8fths Retitiea lshoald mot
be Granted
4 Yt,t hereby titled. that the second
and third meetings OF fthe. CredtoEss OF fsaid
Bankruptt will bee heidi at the same timeaaAld
place.. Q.DOIfHtJA6Gl1AH,
IiegistefriA lBankgppteB, fegl7th lQon.. Dist. OF
MT Il
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i IntlleoDistrietlGo arttof It heU nited States fog
tiis western Districttof Vffginias
Ii the matter of James Henry ,Rank rtpt.
in Bankruptcy
AttHarrisonburggs ,op tpe 18th tdsy OF Septeas
bee, IA d!. 1874. ss4.
To,WHest ITq AlAYl CosekRNe::
Please doCtakeeD0tiea.l hereby that IA petTiQDl
has I1eens tolait: oa thes3ath day. of March, AZ
d. 1874 flied lihlsaid district COURT byJamess
Henryy OF Aatg,sstaa caHntyy i'm saial district,
wltao has setflheretofoTea dttly declared bank
rltptttaerit heaaettof Congress- entitledl ssAnl
aetftoestabllsll iform SYSTEM OF 5a nix
r,aptey1 tfffoNghentttfeaU United Statesss appEoyv
ed lMarch 2al 1857 fera dise9aargeea Ma ceftifi7
cate. thereof from, adj hiss debbss aald otlle3
claims pEevae eutelerlsaidla et. aad tlfatt the
12.hlday Off Oceabery aa d4, 1874. ait 10Ooeaoek;
a. ma, befeBeaG, Douglas Gray one off theareg
istefssof fsad courtinl amllrHpteyy attlris office
in ,Harrisonbprgs fi1said districts, is thee tinee
and place assigned eIfeasing the sa,nes
wllenl andl where ypal rayy attend and show
cause ffanyyeu have why tlseepSayerr of the
said petition should !nettl he granted!.
Ypu hereby sitiedl that theesseonel,
and ifa.meetinsss off thee creditorss offsaid
bankruptt be heidi att thee same time and
place.. Q.ROUGLASsGRAY-
Registerin bankruptcy, fevG7thl Qon.. Dist: of
Wa. 0e&t 1f2tt
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jtsse a'sssA a aa eAg4rna
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-23
MILL ENNIuMIN ICELAND.

| The King of Denmark has granted anew char
ter to Iceland. with greatly increased privileges,
to begin with The 1O00th year of Iceland's settle
ment. In an address to the King the Assembly"
of Iceland says :: "Your Majesty has thus touched
the nnerrdost and longest vibrating chords of our
hearts, and placed your royal grace In the,to us
dearest light. In the royal proclaim alton it is
giaciousy recorded that thousand years ago Ice
land become the home and the hearth ola nationf
al life that WAS destined, by the preservation o!
the language of our forefathers and the Historical
or poetical commemoration of their deeds, to be
come of he highest Importance for the Scandina
Wan North. From the last Royal gift OF liberty
this national life may take fresh start and high
er development, and that will afford a new
guaranty that Also for centuries to come our, and
our ancestors, language Will be preserved. As
long as it survives it will raise to your Majesty
monument more lasting than brass, and when in
coming days our sons and the sons of our sons
re writing down the feats and the events of our
time, they will name as the deeds worthiest to be
remembered and the richest in blessings, your
Majesiy's royal gif, of liberty May the all>power
ful God keep his protecting hand over you. sire,
q long and happy reign.
Heirs TO the crown of Denmark, says the Lon
don Times, have now and then visited Iceland
not always with their free consent. but ioften as
sort of penitenee for yourthful escapes but
king real crowned king of royal blood, will bea
perfect novelty. 4 The preparations for the King
voyage are already going on with great vigor.
The steam frigate Jy land is to carry him and his
suite, in which will be the Minister of Justice
Mr. Klein. some men-of war, especially the
Heindal, having on board the Midshipmen's
School, Prince yaldeman among the number, will
escort the royal frigste. The Kings departments
fixed for the middle of July, inorder that he ma
reach Iceland towards the close of that MONTH;
the tstof August having been taken as the mils
lennial day and that on which the new Char tie
actually becomes the law Of the land. The Crown
Prince will not accompany his royal father.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-23
TIE GEAR.
HE is INTERVIEWED BY ANEWSPAPER
CORRESPONDENT.
SOME FINE POINTS DRAWN OUT OF THE RUSSIAN
EMPEROR. lr
JOHN 6: WHITTIET.

SOME FINE FONTS DRAWN OUT OF THE RUSSIAN
EMPEROR lss
NEW YORK, July IA newspaper correspondent
notes an interview he had at Ems with Count
Borodinskl, who Is known at st. Petersbu as
the Emperor OF Russia, and which the correspon-
dent says he obtained in harmony with diplomatic
customs. which have been the study Of the best
part of his life. The Emperor's share in tae
conversation Is given as follows 81 have heard
nothing which could lead me to the believe that
war is probable. do not understand how il
could happen at present. am not aware of anv-
thing at this moment which could resnlt in
European war. The mission of Russia in asia is
one Of civilization. We have no desire for con.
quest, and have repeatedly neglected and refused
opportunities OF annexing territory. Many reforms
have been recently:made in the Ottoman Empire,
and more are projected. see no reason to ap-
prehend troubles in the East. Russia IL in friend
iy relations with all countries. The object fthe
Brussels Congress is to mitigate the disasters of
warfare. II has nothing to do with the probsbili-
ties of it, aHa +a e&I uf $50 48BlA i%79Ai III
To remark OF the correspondent that "it has
been observed with various comments that
Your Majesty did not pay visit to Paris on. your
way to England the Emperor replied; | had
no reason to go to- Paris. Paris was not in my
lire Of route. went to England to see my
daughter M 48 1tds en049l q
And to further remark of the correspondent.
that the people the United States Of America
would be gratifed If he were permitted to convey
to them'the assurance of his Majestys friendship
and good will, the Emperor replied, Certainly,
have great esteem for the American people,"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-23

One year ago to night he died,
In that far southern isle,
with none to close his his soft blue eyes,
In answer to his low replies,
Or his last sad sweet smile,
Save strangers, who, with kinClyhand.
Smooth'd his hot pillow DER
We love them for the kindly deed,
They shall not want for friend IN need,
For his sake eyermore.
''I'm dying, yes know 1t well,
l.had not thought that when
left my fair fas northern home,
No more with them I'd ever roam,
No more be there again.
o, could bid them now farewell.
One moment ere go
< know twill break my fathers heart,
My mother, love, we two must part;
The fair head Bonded low"
oh loving eyes soft brown hair
o beauty fair in youth
How many souls tonight will think,
'one year ago." with hearts that sink,
SO full of that sad truth.
The world goes on the same as then.
Its moments passing DER. ns.
With Joy to some, with tender pain
TO sorrowing hearts. o sad refrain,
Farewell forevermore -
s'Forevermore !" too long word,
It's meaning was not giv'n
For this short life above the skies,
Wen clasp the hand, meet tender eyes, 81
Forevermore in Heav'n.
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NOT HOT BUT NOT.

Some of the papers have been discuss
ing whether the poet Whittier wrote hot
or not in his tribute to Sumner, in the
verse which was printe] in most cases
thus:
mo trumped sounded in his ear Peg
Re saw hot Sinais cloud and name;
But never yet to Hebrew seer So
clearer voice of duty came''
The matter was finally referred to the
poet himself, nd in note to the
editor of the ALBANY Epen5ng J5urnM he
says: q
AMEsBURY, Sixth Month, 1874.
DEAR FRIEND: I am not unused to
the mischievous tricks of the type-metal,
which so stronglyssillustrate the innate
deprav:ty Of things. Il wrote "not" in the
verses referred TO. saw the blunder.
but did not deem it of sufficient con-
to correct it. I think the
JonruuJ mode out very fair case for the
type in their new reading, but on the
whole, | prefer my own version 1ar q.
Very truly thy friend.
john g: WHITrIET.
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THE KENOBHA TELEGRAPH
KENosHA, WIS. JULY %. 1874.
THE ANNIVERSARY.

By DESMOND o. TARA.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-23

*Th!s matter of steering by steam is a great
modern triumph. Instead of six or eight men
tngging, sometimrs almost in vain, at the steering
wheels, one man standing on the ships bridge,
with his eyes on the neeele OF the ssteH tale,''
which shows him the position Of the rudder every
instant guides the ships course by turning q
wheel 4 foot in diameter and which obeys the
touch Of one of his hands.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-04-07
The new Mutual Aid Association Law.

Following is copy of the new law
regulating Mutual Aid Associations.
1t is not an official copy but is proba-
bly, correct in its material points:
An act relating to Mutual Beneficial
Relief Associations.
The People of the State Of California
represented in Senate and Assembly
do enact as follows:
SEC. Associations may be formed
for the purpose of paying the nominee
of any membsr sum upon the death
of any said member not exceeding
three dollars for each member Of such
association. No such association shall
exceed in number one thousand per-
sons.
SEC. 2. Such Association shall be
formed by filing verified certificate
in the office of the Clerk of the county
in which the principal place of bust
ness shall be situated and filing like
certificate in the office of the SECRETARY
of State. Such certificate shall state
the general objects of the Association,
it's principal place of business, and the
names of officers selected to hold
office for the first three months, and
shall be signed by at least three of
them.
SEC. 8. Said Associations, upon the
death of each member, may levy an
assessment upon each member living
at the time of the death, not exceeding
three dollars for each member and col
lect the same and pay the same to the
nominee of such deceased member,
and may also provide for the payment
of such annual payments of members
as may be deemed best. Such annual
assessments upon every member not
to be raised above the annual assess
ment established at the time such
association.
SEC. 4. Such Association by it's
name may sue and be sued, and may
loan such funds as it may have on
hand, and may own sufficient real
estate for its business purposes, and
such other real estate as it may be
necessary to purchase on foreclosure
of its mortgages, provided such real
estate so obtained through foreclosure
shall be sold and conveyed within five
years from the day title is obtained
unless the District Court of the proper
district shall upon petition and good
cause shown extend the time.
Sec. 5. Such association may make
such bylaws, not inconsistent with
the laws of this State, as may be ne
cessary for it's government and for the
transaction of its business, and shall
not be subject to the provisions Of the
general insurance laws.
Sec. 6. All associations heretofore
formed for the objects contemplated
in this act and now in operation, may
avail themselvs of it's provisions by
filing the certificate provided for in
section two, provided that such socie-
ties shall not have a greater number
than three thousand members.
Sec. I. This act shall take effect i'm
mediately.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-04-07

Feeds filed for record for the "a hours end
ing AT o'clock, April g. 1874, as reported for
the DAILY HERALD by Judson Il Gillette
Searchers of Records for Los Angeles county:
p. Banning ct al to p. H. Downng-3 lots in
Wilmington; 81, etc.
=. Banning ct al. to +. N. Acknowledged
of right Of way in Wilmington; 81, etc.
S. Prayer to j. w. Potts-Lot in block "H'
of Mott tract; Sl25.
DIR. Griffin to Los Angeles Cty-5s acres Of
land in the f a of city; $4,000.
Geo. Dalton to A. Briswalter-6i12 acres near
residence of grantor; $780,
1. w. Hellman ct al. to f. Reitschard-Lot
in Alanis Vineyard tract; 81, etc.
w. II. Steadman to w. w. .Jenkins-One-
twenty-fOurth OF mines and water-rights
bought by grantor of Joe Beckett
A. r. Coronel and Frances Y. Coronel-
Agreement to convey part of Coronel Vine
yard on Alameda street, and for n release OF
certain claims on Negro Alley property.
NJ. Serrot to =. Howe-5 acres near Florence
$500.
A. A. Polhamus to G. Egbert-Blocl1 o. r G.,
in Wilminton.
John Trapp to 4. h. Kercheral-l6h acres
OH river in city; $4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-04-07
THE COU RTS.

County COurt-O'MELvENY, j.
MONDAY, April 9th.
People VS.. RamireZ-Tried and acquitted.
Probate Court.-.O'MELvENEY,J j.
MONDAY, April 9Th
Estate of Jane White-An order was filed
appointing day for settlement of accounts,
and directing notice to be given.
Estate OFF. Bandini-Order filed appointing
an attorney to represent minor and absent
heirs on petition for sale of real estate
Estate of j. Garf-Ordered to file final ac-
count.
District COurt.-MCNEALY PRESIDING.
Johnson VS.. Cota-Motion for new trial sub
mitted. sam
Newbil VS.. Pierce-Leave given to answer
Morgan VS.. MISUNDERSTANDING order
issued against moving OF crops or improve
ments by defendant.
Holman VS.. Jacoby-Case transferred to
10Th District Court of Kern county.
Hancock VS.. ThOrn-Motion To place on cal
endar denied.
Allen vs. Dodson-Set for Friday at 10 A. NJ.
IEPeople VS.. Banks-Venire ordered for twenty
Jurors to complete the pannel and case con-
tinued until to-day at A. NJ.
In matter to admit II. Judge to practice law
in the District Court Committee appointed
TO examine the applicant.
Truett VS.. 1arca-Report of referee filed.
Adjourned until to-day at 3 A. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-04-07
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

TIME SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COOP
l. eratiye Warehouse and Shipping Associ-
alton. Office of the Secretary, Wilmington,
at meeting of the Directors, held on the 18th
day of March, 1874, an assessment of ten l$l0l
dollars per share was levied upon the Capital
Stock of the Corporation, payable on the 26th
day of April, 1874, to David w. Alexander,
Treasurer, at the office ofthe Company in VIII
mington, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the Goth day of April,
1874, will be delinquent and advertised for
sale al public auction, and, unless payment
is made before, will be sold on the 18th day of
May, 1874, to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with cost Of advertising and expenses
ofsale NORMAN c. JON Els, Sec'ty.,
mr28dfaw4S Wilmington, Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-04-07
Notice.

CPRING AND SIXTH STREET RAIL-
- road Company, Los Angeles, California.
Notice is hereb-- given that at meeting of
the Directors, held on the 30th day of March,
1874, an assessment of Ten Dollars per share
was levied upon the capital stock of the cor
poration, payable Immediately to +. =. +.
Temple, at his Office. Any stock upon which
this assessment shall remain unpaid on the
THIRD DAY OF MAY, 1874, will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made before will
be sold on the FIRST DAY OF JUNE, 1874, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
X. M. WIDNEY, President.
l. w. LORD. Secretary.
Marcn 30, 1874. ap1-2w