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Buttons, sizes IA TO 9.
s0dozsn WHITE KID GLOVES, in one and two
Buttons, sizes II to 9.
5 dozen LAVENDER KID GLoyEs, in one and
Two Buttons, sizes III to 9.
50 sozsn BLACK KID GLOVES, N one and two
Buttons, sizes IA 10 g.
200 dLzen LIGHT and DARK BROWN KID
GLOVES, IN one and two Buttons, sizes TX to O.
100 Dozen REYNIER DOGsKIN GLOVES.
wheh We are selling AZ the extremely low price of
s LIS per pair.
SO dsIsn OAsToB BEATER GLOVES, in one
and two buttons, sizes ~ to g.
80 dozen OALF, KID, and TILLBJRY,s
DklvlHG GLOVES, in one aud two Buttons
sizes ia to9. ''
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AUCTION SALES.

RT LATIMKB q ULEARY.
d. Auetioneers snd Real ks.ste BIo,srs,
00' s'fD s,.I oss suii s1 ana I'm street,
ONE TsousAEp POUNDS JOHN LLwIss
T9kPINilsE.' Or BsRRkI RsW HN6
ONE BABRKL BOILED OF, At AUCTION.
we win sell, At our auction rooms, on &C esuat Of
~nom - may concern. the above mentioned goods.
II LATIMER q CLxARI, AactiOneer..
RY wM. Z. WALL a CO., Auoiioneers,
Iou;.,,,. horse sSiS1 ard S Carlisle u., Bszs-r.
GOVERNMENT SALE sF OWE TWO HORSE
a. On SATURDAY MORNING, January
GN!l.yS; Is aSa, e9musneing at 10 o'clock, We win
Terms cash. WIN: I. WALL CO., Auct,.
One close panel door fsnilS carriage.
one set Double hsrness, nearly new, rubber
To be sole for repsirs-i top Express Wagons, and
one no-top Buggy
Several Horses, ,p,I d;seIip,i9q at ssls.
0nesorrei Horse, top Exprtss Wagon, for livery
and charges 1t
pr WI. WALL o., Ane,ioneeTs,
Nos. 900 and s0a Pennsyivanis svenne, cor. 9TH st
RARE MINERALS AT AUCTION.
OF MONDAY, January ~, lSi, We will sell a.
suction, on The arst Ii1or Of our auction rooms,
lands of collars to collect. Great variety Of spaci
msns, many Of them exceedingly rare aud valuable
Sale positive.
iTe IRepl wM. L. WALL & co, Auets.
UY LATIMER 4 CLEARY,
- ReEi Estate Brokers and AuotiOneers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvania ave- and 18th street
Star Office Building.
SOB Rel HORSE, HtBNESS AND TOP BUG
Gl, AT AUCTION.
~ On THURSDAY; Lapusry l2.h, at IL
~ Rooms Of Latimer Clesry, One SnrreI
Horse, Set of Harness and TOP Buggy to pay livery
ohnrges Al parties concerned will take notice.
Terms cash. FLEdMING
jan 9-dts LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
RY -. SWEET,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctaneer,
No oil 18th street, opposite U. 5. Post ONCE
TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORy FRAME
HOUSE ON TIE WEST SIDE OF SECOND
-SIkEEI SOUTHEAST, BETWEEN 6 AND
- BY virtue Of q deed of trust, dated December
10Th, ISL, and duly recorded in Liber go, folio
@35, ct seq, at the request of the party secured
will sell to the highest bidder, on =. Lot S, in
Holden and Lyons subdivision of Lots in square
ISL, with the improvements thereon.
Terms to be made known on day Of sale. So
down on day of sale.
G.W \ s SASkski Trustees.
jsD9eo6ds Ell. SWEET, Auct.
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APPLEToN's Journal has a sketch of Miss
Kellogg, by Lucy II. Hooper, which concludes
as follows; "In private life Miss kellogg is even
more charming than she is upon the boards.
She is sparkling and vivacious conversation
alist, and, withal, a most intelligent and sensi-
bic one. She is a thorough lady, and, what il
better still, she is pure-minded, high souIed
intellectual woman. And she is, too, an Amer
lean, proud of her nationality. and of the fact
that she received her musical education wholly
IN the United States, and resolutey refusing TO
Italianize her bame TO Signorins keelogi, or 20
Frenchity il TO Mile. Keelogue. American by
birth, American by education, American M
the greatest, but also the most national of al
American prime DOME"
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THR DEBT o. MAnyLANn.-The message Of
Governor Nhyte. OF MARYLAND. Vas cent - tue
legislature yesterday. IL is confined almost en-
urely 10 a review Of state matters AMI state On
terests. The statement in regard 90 iuAaces l.
as follows The receipts into the treasury for
the fiscal wear ending September %, L. - Sere
~2,l52,e.I.is, balance IN treasury September -,
lhS, $50 lln, total. S2,ssi. IS - The dis
hurse meuts during the same fiscal year we're
$50 cas 30. leaving In the Treasury on the ist
octoker, 10, ~i>i .NlH.22. The aggregate debts
OF the state Tor which interest % be provided
were, ON the .0th OF September. ISIS. Sia.Tgi.-
-lS.uo' ne State held IN productive assets q.
appears IRON the controllers report -. So .OtI
IL, leaving the state debt. over and above it,
assets estimated as productive. - .2Iq. f7st4 Ia
meet this surplus OF debts. however, there are
nnproduciiye assets amounting 20 q isls ga 81
The message states that IL h. eNpected that .
good portion OF these at present anprot active
assets, consisting OF stock in several canals. & .
Will soon become productive.
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CHANCERY SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRnPERTf, No. 333, ON SIN STREET EAST
~ n

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRnPERTf, No. 333, ON SIN STREET EAST,
BETWEEN SOUTH Z AND SHEETS, lately
occupied by Frederick StrOmberger.
BY virtue Of decree of the supreme Court of
I'D the District OF COlun be passed in Equity cause
- No. 3,OS, wherein George V. Keen ct al, arc
dssfendants, i Will sell, on MONDAY, the 2th day
OF January, 1874 at O'Clock p. m, in front of the
premises at PUBLIC auction, alt that Lot lettered
ia FTedtr rick Mays recorded subdivision Of SQUARE
nine hume red and three 9O3 and the improvements
thereon; The above property is improved by large
brlck Dwelling House and q back building; the
mouse contains large storeroom, large work shop
or basement, n parlor aud two bedroom the back
building contains q kitchen, dining room and two
bedrooms: yater in basement, yard and kitchen;
there is lfrge stable in rear, for two horses,
ilsgs ami wagon. The above property is situated
u one q fine best business locations on the Navy
Terms of sale, as prescribed by the decree: One
third OF purchase money cash, and the residue in
three equal payments, in sir, nine and twelve
months, the deferred payments to bear interest at
the rate OF per cent. per annum until paid, from
S1O Of the cash payment to be made ct time Of sale,
or within ~ hours said sale, and residue Of cash
payment to be made within ten days from day Of
sale, otherwise the property will be resold at the
cost and risk of defsutipg purchaser purchasers
No deed given until AL purchase money shall have
been paid. Ali conveyancing at cost Of purchaser.
WILLIAM j. MILLER. Trustee,
dec25-d&ds LATIMER OLEARY, Aucts.
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HUSBAND AND WIFE IN PRIsoH-Heury
Miller has wife and four children. They
lived in HObOken a short time ago. Now he
and his wife are locked up in the Tombs in New
foIk. His children. the oldest of whom is not
over nine years of age, are taking care OF them
selves as best they may. Miller was out of
work and his family were destitute He aud
his wife came TO New York and he stole three
coats from g store at Ludlow and Grand streets.
He forced the stolen property upon his wife, and
she with IL in her possession was arrested and
committed to prison. With q view of saving
her, Miller went to the Essex Market Police
Court and told his story, and he. too, was locked
mp. He begs that his wife may be liberated so
that she may take care of the children.
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Victoria Kid Gloves,

we nave tEst received a stock Of this suIarfid
ove blt n We are selling a. very low prices We
have them in all sizes from s1a TOT.
TWo-BUTTON DABk BROWNS.
TWO-BCTTON LIGHT BROWNS
TMO-BUTTOE PARTY COLORS
TWO-BUTTON WHITE
TH kEE-BTTToN WHITE
IHREE-B Button PARTY C0LORS.
THREE-bUTTON DARK BROWNS
INTUITION PATTY COLOks.
SIX BUTTON WHITE.
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RY B. H. wARNEx,
No. T29 9TH street, between @ and II.
TRgsTEEs' SALE oE VALUABLE BEAL Es.
Situated ON SOUTH X STREET, BE,
e. S1,as dsga 81 EAT
l lon, 4; D. lSa, and duly recorded in Liber No.
q aad ST
the written direction Of the party secured thereby
the aoth day Of January. A. D. ia, Al oioisek
the city q Wilmington, District &c s & Go
,nmeia, and known as and being part of lot num-
and running back with that width the depth OF said
Iot numbered two t2, together with the improve.
81 sssa Of s
six and twelve mont hs with interest ct 10 per MT
81 "a: df 6 ss
with within six days after day of sale, otherwise the
notice. & As risk S' and c cost 81 &
purchaser. All conyeyancing ct purchaser cost.
.,o.oss.. T. So SSSsh s ..,:.s:.
Aasts1ss,: III Sh k..I i:,,,, ro.,,,
stsr omss Saiidiss. m Wv
Alb Y Y:1 sfh sfwi NosT h1hfH CAPITOL
=, BY virtue Of deed q truss dated October q,
ssoSsd. Is:s S
trict Of Columbia, and By direction Of the holder Of
e. issIs;s ss:::sa NJ s :S
dsssribed :: lots i6s and loa, in eilberts
Terms Of sale: $50, together with expenses Of
sale, In eash balance In aod II MONTHS with inter-
ancing ct purchaseIS cost. II the terms Of sale
not complied with in five days, the trustee
Of the defaultpg purchaser.
dec.62awkds LATIMTk j CLKARY, Aucts
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Tr. NV vonx s.sp,-r, Cow 70 Gam,

TIES NV YORK BAspf-rt Co~x 70 Csrsr.
The story OF the recent eold roseeries o. dseH-
tngs IN the suburbs Of New Yopk has ell ths
romantic elements OF q ts.e OF Italian brirsn 1-
see. bet the bsnditn Who have been perpe,rs-
ting these crimes With masked faces c0rias
peaceful houschoiders with = show OF weapan-
and Teasing on the stores OF psntries and vine
closets sfter completing their work are IN .
fsn way OF coming 20 grief. Al the central
been arrested we're psrsded tor identincstioa,
and for that purpose the oe &C wss visited By
Large ncmher OF people Who had been rObhed
All OF the seven thieves who are In custody
were recognized bv some peculiarly OF voice
dresser manner, nothWi thstAndin ne Their elssS-
rate masks and DISCUSSES. There are supposed
" oe three OF four OF the gang still ~ large Is
t.iis Connection The courageous behavior o. Mr.
Emmett Il remarked. The robbers boand al
LAST Of all The concentrated stare OF tour hise-
waymen and the blaze OF their lanterns did MOI
fuRhten her. Nne OF the men sci red her hy tse
wrist 20 bind her. at inland me, sir !" she an
claimed with such dignity snd determinstss.
that the rohber dropped her hand and all feil
back step. Are yOu mem DO you dare 70
insult lady" she continued. one OF ths
robbers replied that they would not bind her AZ
she would promise 10 make no alarm She
and slippers, they locked her securely in a r,or,
adjoining that in which the Others OF the fs~-
lily were bound. After they had blown ep~-
the safe ana stolen everything OF sAlcahle value
they compelled 4 servant TO show them the
pantry Snd vine cellar. They spread feast
~ which the owners OF the COED cheer we're IN :
prisoned spectators. A. they ate ami drank
the banditti Dockingly drank ! adge Emmett,.
good health ana his ismily's"
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Gloves and GauntIets.
OUR STOCK Is COMPLETE In
LADIES CASTOR TWO-BUTTON GLOVES
LADIES' DOGSK IN TWO SUTTON GLOVES
LADIES 10TH TWO-BUTTON GLOVES
LADIES CASTOR GAU NTLETS
LINES Is UCK Cd UNTLETS
LADIES' DOGSKIN GAUNTiETS.
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A LEXANDKIA S WASHINGTON II. Il
"a AND

A LEAANDkIA s WASHINGTON r. 4
ALEXANDRIA & FREDFRrCKsBURGR.R.
CORNER or b AND SIXTH STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria IS foIlows:-6,
3 m and p. m. daily all other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexsndria arrive IS follows
5:S5t 4SS. S:SS, 6:S5, 1ss p ~ The s'ssa M,
and 6.S3 p. m. from Alexandra daily, all other
W., Trains msIked thus connect with trains on
W 6;l ~, 1 and Ohio r.;
GSsAT 5H iEHss s2hss via Richmond,
to ali South and
LOT sale al Ocss corner 18th street and Pennsylva.
avenue where passengers can leave orders fSr Saa
ssse 70 De ehseked at all hotels and residences
4. s. YOUNG. Gsni Passenger Agent. jyM.u
Io|oPENNsYLYANiA RoUTElS73
s qs.'s. 's.,s s' ss AND SOUTHWEST
Washington, is M m. Baltimore: "a: M
/" :. s s:ss ss% %: - .-iSS:aassSs M mn.
TIE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
Win DAY ana
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
The 1855 .; 70; daily. s.ssls sunday. northwest;
southwest sI Ss RI 2 o 3; ds1Ss Isl
SaISass and 81 Ho6I sSoa II sn.sss
corner q sS street and Psnnsyiys ris svssus, and
corner q 9Th street and svenue, under
Estonsi Hotel where reliable Information VIII -
P.ssensers srccnrinz tickets ss these oflces can
sse1re sceommod ssoas tn Palace osrs for Chicago
nais-H 0''" sisinors, d. :
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RY LATIMER & CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsy llania and 18th st,
Star Office Building
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A eIHurSE ROBBERS DEN. with all the melo-
drsmauc acceseions, was recently seized By the
dated house, which, on being searched, was
found 70 contain all kinds Of plumber, burglars
tcoh, skeieten keys and q plentiful supply Of
weapons to be used In case Of need. Two men
were arrested and are now In prison.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-09

The PROSPECT OF THE NEXT ICE cRoP Is a
matter of some concern. The supply the
eastern states promises fair. On Monday last
the knickerbocker Company, of Philadelphia,
was cutting Ice nine or twelve inches thick on
the kennebec. An officer of the Washington
Company remarked this morning that unless
there was q speedy change in the weather IL
w,ud be necessary for all the New York COM
panies TO seek their supplies at the eastward
but no decision would be come to until about
the 1eth Of February, beyond which time IL
would not be safe TO defer orders. OF course,
this will largely add to the price of the article TO
consumers--N. Y. Cor. Phiid. LEDGER
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AUCTION SALES.
fO.MORRO W.

AVs NV nnOWs
Ba i zaesiSn.sr. I'd Srks IA E:.... Brokers.
s,.r oes s1;1s and h a
App PMS siIs1 nos, sAss OF EosEToop
RFk kEssnLs A asRpS cHA NIB FURNITURE.
Byyirtue Of decree Of the supr-rne Court
oVvV Of the DISTRICT p Galupbis, holdiug
on safGsbHT . JsaSar TGG TO-
~, !, ~ h ossss q n the se,,oasl Effects BE-
Rosewood case Piano Forte Cassrly new, Hainos
HHOys's sewing Machine nearly new,
S.siSef s IS BsI.,sI'' saa Pillows.
Crocse5y and Glass Ware,
k,sensn REQUISITES, ae. &C.
.,Is W DATEssETHFSS Es d ASr,1,,,r,,Sr
ID AuetiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner and 18th
THE IFFKoPs p 2FA 9oISa1kcrIoNxR AT
On SATURDAY MoRSiNa, January the 10Th.
room shall eel the ects Of SaG auction
ing
2superior silver mounted Counter Show Case,
fine assortment sf Csudy Jars.
Scales Toys, Fancy ?, s STsc{ description
superior Ice Cream Machine, 10 gal
Together with many other articles belonging TO
such an establishment Terms cash.
jsn8 LATIMER6 OLEARY, Auots.
RY LATtMER \ OLEARY,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
STAR ONCE Building AVE '''''''
SUPERIOR HOUSE OLD FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
a On SATURDAY MORNING, january the
" 10th, 1874, at 10 O'CLOCK, in front Of our suc-
1tion rooms, We shall sell large collection of
~ tHousehold Furniture, embracing all grades
Parties wishing superior goods should attend
Terms: Cash. LATIMER CLEARY,
laLS Auotioneers.
by WIN. L. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
Louisiana avenue, between 9th aud 10th streets.
SALE OF soRREL HORSE. HARNESS. AND
TOP WAGON, TO PAY LIVERY, CHARGES,
r. On SATURDAY, January 10, ls7i,at 10
I~Nu'clock. We will sell, At Wall's Bazaar, one
~ Sorrel Horse, Harness, and an Express
Wagon, to pay livery and cha rges
All parties concerned will take notice.
GHEEN OSBORN.
| Jsn6-d W. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
DY LATlMER & CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and ReaI Estate Brokers,
Southeast corner Pennsylvania avenue and llth st.
Star Office Building.
ALABAsTER vAsIsAND COLUMNS AT AUG
On SATURDAY MORNING, January 10, 1874,
at IL O'Clock, within our auction rooms, shall
sell small assortment Of Alabaster Goods, COM
| prisng Vases, Gard Receivers and Pedestsls.
ians-2t LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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~Duripg the first week after the recent
death Of the Queen Dowager OF Prussia 10
public concerts, theatricals, musical or other
Performances Of any kind were allowed in the
country.
~"My position as cashier Of the First Ma
tioDal bank and treasurer Of the Savings bank
enabled me to carry the accounts unbeknown
to the officials Of eiiher,r is the significant con-
feeeion Of the defaultiss treasurer OF the Con-
cord Savings bank.
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RAILROAD

- DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND b STREETS NV.
Amer D cember7th, ISIS, trsias will follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-16
Letter from Inyo County

EDITOR HERALD: Seeing that our
county is not very well represented in
the public prints, have assumed the
responsibility of letting you know
some points of interest concerning
our section with notes of progress.
The farmers here have harvested
and are threshing their wheat, the
yield OF which has been very satisfac-
tory. The corn crop bids fair to be a
good one. We have had one light
frost, but it did no damage.
The Elipse mill has been running
with five stamps for some time past,
and learn it will start before long
with forty stamps. This will make
things lively in this part of the valley.
So long as the mill is under the man
agement of Capt. Eucle it cannot we'll
fail to be a success, as he is man of
long experience as we'll as fine judg-
ment, which his mining record in this
county will tell.
The Cerro Gordo and Swansea mines
are doing good business. There are
many other ledges as yet undeveloped,
as rich, l suppose, as any in the State,
and all they need to develop them is a
railroad. When the owners become
convinced that the railroad is assured,
they will begin as fast as they are
able to work them.
We have no paper in the county ex-
cept the Inyo Independent, which does
a good business. The two towns of
Lone Pine and Independence present
the general appearance of mining
camp.
The climate here is quite healthy,
and people are in high hopes that the
proposed railroad will soon be forth
coming, and then Inyo county can
show more mines and better ones
than any other county in the State.
w. H. w.
Georges Creek, Inyo county, Sept.
Sth, 1872.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-16
Tobacco Curing.

We have received letter from a
gentleman in San Francisco who as
serts that he has had many years eX-
perience in the culture of tobacco and
preparing it for market, and he claims
that he is in possession of knowledge
not generally known, which enables
him to cure tobacco and render it su-
perior to that prepared by the Culp
process. He desires to be placed in
communication with the Los Angeles
Tobacco Company. If any member
of that company will comply with his
request they may obtain his address
at this Office. In this connection we
will remark that while we have filled
column after column of the HERALD
with facts and arguments designed to
encourage the culture of tobacco in
this valley, we have, through the pub
lication of letter from a gentleman
who urged some objections to the
Culp process, incurred the animosity
of the Los Angeles Tobacco Company
and one or two of its members have
actually damaged us to the extent
of two bits per week by stopping his
paper! The letter in question was in
telligently written and bore on its
face the evidence that its author was
o man of great personal experience in
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-16
THE TEXT BOOKS.
Resolutions Passed by the Compton
Grange.

at meeting of Compton Grange,
No. 81, P. of H., held Sept. 18th, 1874,
the following preamble and resolution
was adopted, and the Secretary was
instructed to forward the same to the
Los Angeles HERALD and the Pacific
Rural Press for publications:
WHEREAS, There has been mani
tested on the part of the State Board
of Education during the past decade a
growing tendency for the frequent
change of text books in our common
schools; and
WHEREAS, Such changes invaria-
bly, involve an outlay of several hun
dred thousands of dollars, which has
proven an onerous tax upon the pat
rons of our public schools; and
WHEREAS, 1t is but too evident
that such changes have frequently
been made in order that certain book
publishers and parties in interest
might be benefited; therefore, be it
Resolved, That it is the sense of this
Grange that the frequent change of
text books in our public schools is in
judicious, unwise and unjust, and as
patrons of the school we bitterly op-
pose such frequent changes as the inn
position of an unnecessary and un-
called for tax.
JOHN JAY BULLS,
Secretary pro tenn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-16
Misstatements Corrected.

The suggestion of the HERALD that
Mr.. BEAUDRY possessed those quail
ties which progressive Los Angeles
should find in her Mayor has drawn
upon that gentleman the vindictive
attacks of the ana conda and al
ready it's emissaries are circulat-
ing the most arrant falsehoods
concerning him. One Of those false
statements is that Mr.. BEAUDRY is
one of the owners of the Feliz Ranch
and as the city is engaged or is about
to engage in lawsuit with the propri-
etors of that property it would not be
well to place Mr.. BEAUDRY in the
Mayors chair. The author of this re-
port must be very ignorant or else he
is very malicious. A glance at the
record will show that Mr.. BEAUDRY
has no claim against, and has not
owned an interest in the Feliz ranch
since 1871. Another invention of the
ana conda is that Mr. BEAUDRY's in
terests are all centered in one portion
of the city. This too is false. The
Assessors books will show that he
owns property in every portion of the
city. Such attack will not injure Mr.
BEAUDRY in the estimation of the
people but they serve to show how
exceeding obnoxious he is to the ana
conda.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-09-16
The Railroad Prospect.

Yesterday afternoon Senator JONES
informed the Editor of the HERALD
that he had subscribed 1920, 900 to the
stock of the Los Angeles and Inde-
pendence Railroad Company and that
if Los Angeles showed herself in ear
nest it was his purpose to do all in his
power to aid in the early construction
of the road. He said his subscription
would be ready as fast as called for
and he hoped the assessments would
be made early and often for then he
would know the company was made
of the right kind of material and that
the road was progressing. Senator
JONES is in earnest and he wonders if
the people are alike earnest-if they
will act as well as talk. If we all
stand together the Los Angeles and
Independence road will be built and
speedily built. The people of Los
Angeles city and county should sub
scribe $500,000 to the stock; the San
Bernardino people will aid the work
with a 100000 subscription. The
owners of the Cerro Gordo Mine have
half million dollars invested in stock
and wagons used in transporting their
bullion to the railroad at San Fernan-
do. Messrs. BEAUDKY & BELsHAw
can well afford to subscribes an
amount equal to that invested in
teams for as the road progresses the
number of teams required for the trans
portation of the bullion will decrease,
and with that a decrease of their
freight bills, until at last they will be
enabled to send their bullion to San
Francisco,or the refining works in this
city for about one-fifth of the present
cost. Yesterday morning the HERALD
stated that the prospects for railroad
extending from the water through this
city, and ON to the heart of the great
mining region of the interior, were
brighter than ever before. This morn
ing we are pleased to say that those
prospects are ten-fold more brilliant
than twenty-four hours since. If we
go to work with will and work to-
gether for the common good we shall
not only build the railroad but we
shall awaken an energy which shall
not rest until Los Angeles is the Sec
ond city on the Pacific Coast.