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The workingman's advocate., 1875-08-21

OMAHA, NEB Union No q3 meets On
~ the lst Monday II each month at Central Hall
@. W. Stumph, pres. Joseph Beckman fn., rec. ana
cor sec, boz 5s7
The workingman's advocate., 1875-08-21

DAYTON, OHIO-Union No rs meets on
~ the lst Monday evening Of each month at Molders
hall Harry s. Brewer, pres, Henry Meyer vice pres
Geo Kicker rec Sec, NJ Cummings, I'm. sec. Geo.
CAswel cor sec, doorkeeDer Wm- Wollenhaupt.
The workingman's advocate., 1875-08-21

EVORT WAYNE, IND.-UniOn No. 73 meets
In on the lst Saturday evening Of each month. Ste
phen Georgsn, pres, George W. Reiter, vics prea-s
Henry FAuth, rec sec. John berynammer, nm sec )
d vi Smith cor Sec Geo W Reitsr, treAs. Trus-
tees Me sehlutsr, John Opel, Lee schnApp Execu-
e Board, Opel, RAttFay, Fauth, Schnopp Box 6S7.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-03

3cit, 16loicn su gebcn, uno GtonlSlouS
bc9onn nun bcinobc mutblos SIT >perocn.
- glbcr untcr0cNcn tritt cine l0lcbt &C.
f(eioete, blci0 uuo le!bcnb ouslcbcnoe
fSrou bcim &f0ytncr Elm uno perlonat ben
jun9cn Gofplnsti 81 le6cn
Scr NlDrtner> Ser Ve iiir cinc&ctri!4c=
rim Giclt uno bic1cm lpattn NclNbc tcincS
pc9s troute, ltl09t cs ibr unomrH@ ,ob,
nos &inb ruicn Su lolltn; cbcr enc:
lid ermioct BON ibrcr 3ubrlnNllN=
felt, crloubt CT Scr GjrQf fin lic mar {:
mirtlid), liN Dem Tcnltcr su ndNtGl1, llm
Die 3Dglinoc, luclbc ourdl Den @of GIN
oen> prriitersicben 6u lcGtn. stoni9lous,
mclber oui Die 9tiifttbr Der 2FHtcr rc@-
ncte, cntTcrnte lid) ct>uoS rpn Den l(ctrl=
gen, um eincn Slitf in ooS Elortncr=
simmer su lucrien - Sic 9((uttcr bate
MIR bic 3cit ouSsuruitn: ~Soicr 1T CT !"
9onn tGot Tic cinen loutcn Gbrei uno
iiel obnmi6tig nicocr. gSic fpnntc Sic
GjrQiin 10 81 Ser ppm &inoc frlt9elcbtcn
Gtunoe trmmen Civ mar Den $o0nocn
ocrer, Die 1ie nod Sibircn {iibrtrn, cnt=
lhiipit, un0 pcrflciHct, pDnc Uclo pocr
! lonlti9e M}ittel no6 Urontytid flic6cno,
>por 1ie cnolir6 III Qaris on9clon9t.
Gtori* *fous 6otte in leincm Grici0cn al
Yetcr, Der oieleS Ser 0rdiin Sufpmmcr
lieB, bic sort7'e 1eines Golle9illmS on9c=
seiot u,o mittels bicier 9(n>pciunN mol
lie oeroot: ~Segcs 81 ibrcm tDcuern SpDnc
9ecilt.
Scr @roi uno Grdiin Gotolinsti, >uie=
Der percint uno 9liidIi6, moDnten nil
chamber Der erlten IF. &onlnunion or5
fleinen Stonislous, ibrcs cn5iAcn GpDnS
bel uno 1o9tcn Selu uno Mtorio inni9cn
9ouf.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-03

- 0ie SAM n1eniltcu> cine bon Scr fo-
t6olil 1en &ir1c 9etrcnntc Gcftemlt gill
ti9 9c>pciDten obcr ld5iSmoti lhcn Sil0O-
fen 1lno Prieitcrn, 1T i1rcr 9)}it9lieoer<
so0l ouf $oollono bel0rQntt. Sie Dooen
brei 8i1 1b0fe, ctpo 80 Yricfcr uno 5000
Mlit9l. in 2jGcmcinbcn Hon OielerScttc
boltc ]i0 Ser ob9efollenc Hricltcr Neir=
fens, Ser jekt bas i'm 9ienlte Sismorf5
1teDcnoe Obcr6oupt Der bcutl tlben &oltfa<
tboljfcn it, feline 8il6oiSlpci6c. Gescll=
i6cr Der >uin5i9cn Sonieniitcnicftc 9icbt
es in 9ollono flint r6mii6= fotbolil6c
Di05clcn nit 1900 Yrieltcrn. Seoe 9iD=
sele fat ein 9roGca un0 Elm fleincs 5emi@
nor nit iiber 1900 @tu0entcn> bic Yric=
lter luer0cn uoQen. Sic 3oDl Der &ot6o=
liten in 9ollono obcr betri9t ! 100000.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-03
DoS @bcrfe;s bcr 2eSittape,

Seine Sopf1nuu9 mcbr, N}uttcr, feline
$opiIn1n9 nebr fir llnS ouf Der 9onSe1
yHelt! 9fic,nono lpill nit einem SunNcn
au tbun bobcn, oer np6 mic im 0e16ultc
mar. Sh bobc ouf Scrrn Olifont &C.
bout, pcil CT eincm 9utcn 9)}onnc glciN
licbt; 1pbolb er obcr cini9c Tro9cn on
midi 1tcllte 1lnb 6Drtc, 0oB id) totbplild)
Ilci> por es porbei. Seiu @eli6t mar
oons pcrQnbert; CT lit Gin G6pttlQnbcr
uno Gin 9(cltc1ter in Der Hir6c mic ou
pciBt.
9onn 1ei uns Gott gn0oiN mtin ar
meg &inb crluiberte Trou Somclon, ocnn
ouBer ibm boben mir teine 6offnnn9,
6rou Some1on mar cine gSitt}uc 1n0
fotbolil6 geluoroen; Sobonnes ibr ein=
si9cs 5Iinb. SIR Gcligionsluc6lcl bate
Sic Wcrponbtcn fires 8ottcn lo>uobl ols
ibrc ei9cneu tief pcrlett; uno oos gSc=
ni9c, mos ct lift bintcrlieB> battc lie ooSu
pcrpenbct, ibrem &inoe cine cinlode, cute
Graiebung su 9ebcn, bic li6 ibn1 tuie lie
|boffte> niiklib erluei1en lolltc. 9ur@
6anoorbeit botte lie ibr 9erin9s Gin
fommen pcr1nebrt; nun ober lQbmtc Gin
|befti9cr &Dcumotismus i6re Strait, be-
roubte 1ie bieler @iilisquelle uno n0tbi9te
1ic> SobonneS 9c9cn ibren gSlllen TN
9llter BON breisebn Sobrcn ors Der
|@6ule 5uriict5u5ieben. @ein 9ebfer CAB
linn bie be- ten Cmpfcb cbnlngell uno NIT
oie1en ousgeriil ltet batte er eine 3eitlon9
Bcl6dftigun9 IN irgcno elmer Gl9enl6ott
gc1ubt ober bisber> pie mir selcDen Do=
ben, obne Grfol9.
N}utter un0 GoDn 16wiegen cine
g8eile. Gnoli9 1a9te Der &l1obe !: SD
tpiQ Deltc 9(6eno ben 9}olcnfron5 beten>
liebe M}utter unb bie fl. Sungfrau miro
mir belfen.
S6ue oos, mein &ino, io9te Trou
Same lon, obcr nirnm Suerlt ocin 9lbello=
brob> bos i6 fir bi@ olf benz Slide
lieB. sy6 muB in bic &opclle> Die no@
of EN- lit; i6 bobe nit goter Nc|llp 81
1pre0en. Mein Ge6et lperoe i6 oprt
perri6ter> peil id MIDI lupbl cil1i9e 3elt
BORT tpcroe oufDolten miilcn; porte allo
niht oui MIDI, mein &ino; 1no pcnn ou
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-03
Sbio 9Saii iieufrenuo.

Sn biclem Safe, 1o9tc Ser 1lrtmot
iSrou &omc1pns @ono folltro, bin ltb
Sbncn rcd)t leDr rrrpilihtGt Nnb Slc
nijllcl mir triauhclL MIDI Ntncn Cont~
bar ST crlpcilen. Cntoedcu Civ mir >>Drc
9t4cll?u1rtiAc yogr onmit ir crloGrc mlr
ih Sbnrn u>n ocltrn birntu tonn.
Wprbtr ptcr mus i'll mcincm ye1tr oie
Ecocutun9 oiclc5 ll|trittrS crftGrcll
$crr G?}prhollnt, Der NrcmNt> ,pt!hcr
SowrH Ninccrt tc9lci:t:v wor Gin rtit)rr
totbplilhcr Moul lnlnnn 1r5 tiurr unNt.
i1hr 30 9l}cilcu pou y. cnlItynttu Stoot
mp lidb Scr pnrlic9rnot Sen 'Ntvll9. rr
Gottc Gcld)0ltt IN g. bic CT on'cn4o
1Nri1tIit) obmut3en upl!tt obtr tiucul
i1ncrlitbrn 2(nhietc frl9tnc, btlltn rr )lt)
niht Mtr5cn doft NtbtN Ionltc, >uur CT
lclblt ON prrbrr9chcnocn 9(benne an Nu
uno Stcnc onGe!onAt. 9Sdbreno Der
ltotJt 1r0,mtc inn, coE icin Notcr Der
furi iupcr ol5 gutter MotDplll Ncltprttn
mar, ibu in Scr Glpric crl hcInr. 9tti
Gpbn lo9tc CT, id) bin jcbt lcliA uno
pcrconfe mcincr Scli9tcit elmer orntn
9Sittpc, !oe!rDc ibren lcttcn Sent lllr
bic Mfcllc oufrplcrte, ocrcn id) iu mrl~
ner GrlDlun9 bcourftc. Gubc lir iii Der
StroBe u. ouf uno tcSri9t oclnc 0ont~
bartlett ourd 9SotltDotcn 9c0cn lIc unb
br Sim.
9}}r. M}orcornt, iber bielen lrallm
bD11t per>uunoert uno cr9riiIcn, pcriii9tt
]i@ nub Ser IF. GNcllc in bic Sotriltti,
I'm lid) nit Socrrn Ninccnt, Ncn e> 0rnuu
fannie, ibcr biclcn Cjc0cntono Sll be-
1prc6cn. @crr Ninctnt cyi?lncrtc litD bcS
ibm ppr slpei Io9cn ppr9ctommcntn
ToucS, ersdbltt i'm lcincm TrcunOc uno
lhh9 linn Dor, i'm nod) Der I'M Sroumc
bcscicbnctcn NiNtun9 bin SIT bc9lri!tn,
I'm Id) 5u libcr5cu9clL pb bic Yerlpn Die
rd1idt lei, mclNc bci ibm bic 9]{tllc be-
ltc0tc. 9Sir bobcn Sen Griol9 itrcS St=
lu0cS 9tlcbcl.
Socrr N}oroount pcrlproO &nbonnc2
bic 9lu Fnubmc in (cincn Ncld)0Iic, ntb|t
cincm rciNcn, nod Ncrbicnlt Su crbDhcn~
ben Gpbnc, rn0 mocAtc Scr 0littlltbcl
9)}lttcr oos 9ncrbicttn, li9 in Der 9tob=
barlNoit iGrc5 Sobncs onsulicocln. g.
bcoorf toum Der Grlpd1nun9> COS So
bonnc5 $ocillu9 bti Der 9lltcn Soi!lfc, Die
S)crr Niuccnt linn pcrld)oiItc, unb Ter
9(u5 1Nt o1f cine 9liidlibc 3utunlt rolb
vpn Gtottcn 9in9.
/ Spbanncs cr>uorb litD ourh lcin altcs
Yrtro9cn Die 0junlt leincS Scl ldiltcr5>
paro 1einer 9&uttrr sum Sc9cn unb sur
6reubc un0 pcrgolt ibr 2lNtS, >pos tic fir
i'm 9ctbon pn0 9citten bate ourtb lcinc
tinolicDe 2iebc 1nb gr9cbtnbcit Niclt
Sabre 1pdtcr, ais CT ucrbcirotbct unb nit
elmer soblrciNen Tomilie 9c1egnct >uor,
crsdblte CT ibncn bic GclGibtc ibrcr
@rpbuutter uno i6re5 Notcrs uub idlpE
nit Sen Mprtcn: "GS lit Gin beili9cr
uuo bcill lomcr Deoonte, liir oic Gcrltpr=
bcncn su bcten, oomit lie bon ibrcn Sim
ben crl1}ct mcrocn."
- 9ie Son1eniltcu, cinc bon ser fl :
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-03

! Gcutc 10 picl lcrumgc0or9cn. 0}l>tcn
9lttnb htl1n, bcrsliebc lSutity ritf No=
! horncs lie umormcno; obcr nld)t CUTE
MotDt Ncr{pyiN mir bob oN HIeocr=
! fpmncn uro mir Scib>rollcr NtheN, lnltG
leoncn miQlt; fijrNtc nic6t, MIDI ST mt=
cfcn, it9 mrroc 9lcib picbcr cinld)ioiHn.
/ SN miu 6 thun, mcin &jno, lo9te
Bic SHUTTERS; pSr9ib niNt ein DE pro-
lundis fir bic ormt1 Scclcn iu bctel1.
! NJ: Nrou Nomclpn Sic &opcllc crrcid)tc
mor Notcr y(eiAD ST cincm &ronttn &C.
ruicn mprncn, unb liicmono tpnntt nic
3cit ltiutr SRiicttc)r 0cnou on0cbcn. Sic
ormc Urou bette lid) cntlUlolcn lbrc
lehr miblir)cn llmltGnOc lhrcm Scldtno=
ter su cntocfcn uno lcinc Ntrlpcn0un9
I'M 2rbcit fir ilrtn Sobn nohiuluGcn;
bcs 0ei11lNcn 9b>pclcnbeit iicl ibr 0rD=
'bo!b ld)pcr ouf's Scri.' 9tn onocrn
4$rieittr, Der 5u 0oAlc mar, mpllte tic
niht on5prcNen, >pcil lic i'm nit}t per
,lDnliN fannie, un0 10 >ucnoctc. lie tire
SNrittr Ser &opeuc ST. nit Dem Nor=
1obc oN iGr ycio Su ocln Ti!Bcl hcs MI
torcS nieoeriu!e9cn ibr &trtro>lcll uno
ibre SpiInun9 nitDt aul N}cnl NclL lon=
bern ouf Wott olcin ST lctclL Der Den
9Soilcn elm Notcr uno ben gSitt>ucn cine
Stiitr lit. yon9c tnictc Trol Samclpn
ppr hcm 9lltorc. 81 ,uor ibr plDblih
cin @coante 9rtommcn. SbncN crbpb
lie )itD tclrte in oos Nopcl(cnbolS Sl'=
riicf uno be9cbrte nit A.>crrn Ninccnt,
Dem Ytarrer, ST iprc6cn.
Gntl6uloigcn Gucr $ophwiiroen noB
ih Sic bcl6lti9e; id piinjd)tt bub cine
bl. NNclic 9cltltn mcroe. 9o5 lit ober
j9lucS, mo5 iN ooiir 9eben tonn iubr lie
fort uno lc9te 20 Gents fin. IS 0enii9t
niht, oos mciB idb mpbl, ober i1 Gobc
nit)t mebr.
Soobcn Gic feline 5orge, quite iSrol'
Sbre M}clle wirO 9elclcn wcroer. Sn
>ued)cr 9)tcinung unb mann inf e5 &C.
: 16cbcn?
9(N, @crr! tDnnte lic MIR mor9cn &C.
I lelcn pcrotn, sum- Socil ir9cno elmer ar
men Gecle, bic niclltid)t MIR lncbr bielcr
/ Mc1jc bcoorf I'M ppn ibrcn 2ciocu crl6l It
+ su mer0cn; I'M Gcrtroucn, hob lic, sur
II elpi9cn @crrlibfcit 9clon9t> mciner rno
Ser Nicil1igel 9c0cnfen ucroc.
: Gs miro 9clt0ebcl quite 5Sroll, nu1
I quite 9io6t @ptt lc0re Sic!
6rou Solnelpn gin9 nit frcuoi9cnl,
} bpffnun9spoucm @er5en no6 $oouie. Gie
trot on bos Yctt iDrcs Gpbncs> lc9ncte
{ i'm unb bctctc bic louretonilCbc 2itonci
; uno oos De profundis nit linn. Tiir6tc
: bi0 ni6t, men &ino> lo9te lic> inocm
lie i'm tiiBtc ln0 iDm quite 9(obt
{ >piinl6tc icb Bin iibcr5el0t> bob Sllc5
{ gut gcbcn luiro. lin lcrc Treunoc lino
md6ti9cr> ol5 Die Bins irOil6en.
9(m anbern 9}or9cn ltono Trol
I Solnclon III Scr 9(blid)t oui. SobonncS
iu >pecfen> bomit CT lie sur M1cilc bc9lrite,
: obcr 1ie glaubte su bcnlcrten> boD lcin
I @eli6t un9cluDbnlib crbitt, lcin 9(tbcm
: ldwer lci; babel erinncrtc tic litb on
} feline 9roBc 9eltri9e Grmiioun9 uno BE-
j6lpB i'm 16lofen 5u lolen. 5ie lclblt
ober 9ing 5llr &opclle uno 1eDtc >u0brcno
Ser Melle inltdnbi9 fir sic orme Seelc>
: bie> sur Gcligfcit gclongt> I'M $oimmel
oerjcnigcr 4eoenfcn mD9c Die ibr ooSu
{ perbplfcn.
Yci iGrer &idtcbr fanb sic ornrc 0ht=
ter So6onnes un>uobl; lie peronloBtc ibn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-03

@opier @liid su li6ern, oonn foltet uno
licgclt CT i'm uno .ienbet i'm ob. 9(ber
o6 5ur lelben 3eit empiin9 @rof en-:
folinsti BON unbetonnter 9ono ein
1hmubi9cs Slott Hopicr al Dem Die
Morte ltcnoen: Seine 0pffnun9 mtbr! !
Sie rel It no6@ibirien Gr9fbun9! Yctcr
wiI oos 9(cuberite >uo9en; ollcin mon
1o9t beim ertenNerlud)e sur Tlu6t mcroe
Die @rdfin 9ctDotet. gSir lieben 9ib ues
btmilleioen Sid INNER mcDr."
l1nteroe5en fam Scr Sag Der erlten Fl.
&ommunion oes tlcincn Stonslors ln<
uer nd1er. Gr Dotte pnn cinen yriele
mcoer 81 ieinem @oter nod 5u leinen
2ebrern et>pos ge1a9t; obcr piel 1pro6
ct ooriiber nit ocm Serrn. Gr bottc Die
Sage uno Stunoen 9e5d6lt uno lo9tc
Su ]i6 1cle1t: uNor meincr er1ten &om<
munion >peroe i6 Ser lcli9lten Sun9frou
einc neuntd9i9e 9(noa6t ipeiben uno cs
10 einri6ten, ooB Die 9(nbo6t 5u Cnoe
scbt 9erooe in Dem 9ugcnbtide> oo i'd Die
Mblplutipn cmpfongen meroc; i6 mill
NIT FOLDER Snbruult beteu, bob bic N}ut'
ter @ottes li1 ge;luun9en lc6cn miro, mir
mciue 0(uttcr wieocr 81 9cben."
9Non ,uor bereits om Yprobenbc oc5
0rrBcn So9es, uno nod bem @e6routbe
poren Sic gltern ein9elooen mprocN, ns
Gpre6Simmer 81 tommen I'm lbrcn
@Dbnen Ben Ge9en 5l gcben. Scr 8roi
@ofolinsti erlhien bort, 9lei9 Den 9(ns
bern. @tanislaus fiel ibm pprrclt nm
ben 0ols, bonn ober fn!etc CT onoQbti9
nieocruno empiing ben pGtcrlicbcn Gc9en.
vOoB lit nun oein Segen"> la9te ooS
S2ino, vaber i6 boffe au6 ocn Der '0}uttcr
gu empian9en". Ser Noter i6wie9, lno
Gtonislous fubr fort ug8eiBt ou oenn
niht, Oo6 bic Mutter tpmmen mn 2" -
vM6!" euite Der @rof. "Sa"> er,pieocrte
Der @obn, ui6 mill, ooB ie meiner crlten
&onmnuion bei>pobne> un0 lie miro oo&
bel iein. S6 mill Dir bic 9onse @o6e er<
5aDlcn, lieber Yapa. Millc, oob iN 5lll
3ur 1eli9lten Sun9frau cine ncunta9i9f
Mnoo1t 9eDolten babe, lpel6e beute I'M
5 ll6r enoet> uno I'M 4 lt6r uer0e i6 Die
9lblolution empfangeu; oa pcrOe id
oonn 10 rein 1ein >uie bic Gnsfl uno II
bielem 3ultanp be >perbe i'd Die liebe 9}utte'
@ottes bitten, mir Die meini9e pleoer 5l1
seben, oieien Mbeno uocr lpateitcns W}or'
gen friibe."
v2oB es MIR gut lcin"> unter6ro6 iDu
Der @rof NIT trouri9cm 2d6eln> uno bo
CT oie5e &eben nid)t ldnger mebr ertro9cl
tunnte, entfernte er 1i6.
Gs mar 9(benos> uno Gtonislous
bs9ob {iD eben gum 3inmer oes YfDrt=
ners, ols ct einem ieiner @Orgeleben be=
9e9nete> ser i'm fro9te: ~gBobln 9ebl
bu, mein &inb 2"
9efra9t bot."
vMber oein @oter ,uar ia bielenMor9er
bier"
vM9, ia, mein 9err, id erluartc mod
einen onoern Belu@, ben neincr M}utter.
uQber, mein &in0> oeine M}utter ii
nibt in Yoris."
~9(ber iie miro tommen> i@ lpeib es &C.
wiB."
sd be9reife beinen @unlb un6 bein'
@ebete''; bo6 perbanne oieIen N6eno jeot
3erltrelun9; bie 3eit oer 8elu@e ii
poriiber> tebre nun 5u oeinen @efabrter
5uriid."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-30
SU NJ NJ ON s.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE nth
l. Judicial District OF the State of Califor-
mia, In and for the county Of Los AngelesE /
Sarah e. M. Thompson, plaintiff. against Da-
vid b Thompson, defendant. Action brought
In the District Court of the Seventeenth Judi
cial District of the State OF California, in and
plant filed in said county Of Los Angeles in
the ofiice Of the Clerk of the said District
Court. 'r .t' "tH ttt'f I'+
The People of the State of California send
greeting TO David B. Thompson, defendants:
You are hereby required to appear in an ac-
ton brought against you by the above-named
plaintiff in the District Court of the Seven
teenth Judicial District OF the State Of Califor-
MIA, In and for the county of Los Angeles, and
to answer the com plant filed therein, within
ten days exclusive of the day of service) after
the service on you Of tins surnmons-i served
county, but in this District, within twenty
days; otherwise, within forty days, or judg-
ment by default will be taken against you
according to the prayer of said complaint
The said action Is brought to obtain decree
of this Court that the marriage between plain
tiff and defendant be dissolved; that plaintiff
be s;, awarded the custody Of the minor children
ney's fees and costs of suit; that she have gem
eral relief. Reference is had to complaint for
particulars. fsl if s4.4.rt Il tfa RI f sstttl- I
And you are hereby notified that II YOU fail
to appear and answer the said complaint as
above required, the said plaintiff will cause
your default to be entered and will apply to
the Court for the reliet demanded in the COM
plant. !.
s---~--s Given under my hand and the Seal
of the District Court of the Seven
SEAL }teenth Judicial District OF the State
Il of California, in and for the counl v
e-~Js OF Los Angeles, this 10th day of
March, in the year of our Lord one thousani !
eight hundred and seventy,fiys " Sowrs c,,. +.
/, Bye. w, GouLn, Deputy Clerk. I. ',,','r Z
HOWARD 4 HAZARD, Att'ys FOR Plaintiff.
-0i IT, egr9yad Hi hsl mra Pm !
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-30
Pacific Coast Items.

The Grass Valley Union says it lis
understood that Wells, Fargo. 4 Co.
will offer reward for the apprehen-
sion and conviction of the two men
who robbed the, passengers between
that place and Colfax few days ago.
Last Thursday a peddler with his
pack was stopped near Verdi by a
man who enforced bis request with
two six-shooters. After surrendering
all the valuables he had in his pos
session he was allowed to pass on his
way. f1sa9fa ap'slao0ae fs ps.i 40 r
The old iron foundry and the sand
house Of the Central Pacific Railroad
shops III Sacramento were totally de-
stroyed by fire on Saturday evening.
Loss about $4,000. 1t is supposed
the fire originated near the engine,
room, in q pile Of TASKS used for mold,
ing l'iilii - 'f' i'''N.'sf' 9tt@
A German working on the Harmen
Bay ranch, near Nord, Butte county,
while returning home on Sunday afiI
ternoon, a little before sundown, was
met OH the road by four men and
Knocked down and robbed OF $500
hi A number OF The passengers of the
wrecked steamer Ventura have ar
rived IN, San Jose. Some will remain
for awhile, and others will reach their
destination in the Southern counties
by way of the railroad. They have
had enough ocean travel Tin theirs"
The Vallejo water Company. furn-
ishes Government vessels with water
at the rate of 81 so. per 1000 gallons.
In San Francisco it costs $22 per 1000
gallons; yet it is a singular fact that
vessels leaving the Navy Yard oc-
cassionaHy stop at San Francisco for
water. iG 3sC as 4oa bsNaax8 ! Il
On the 14th instant, a young man
named Edward Hickerson, of San
Buenaventura, accidently pierced his
foot by stepping on rusty nail. For
four on five days it seemed to be get
ting well, but to the establishment of
his friends, it suddenly turned, and
after several days of most intense suf-
ffering, he died Friday night, of lock-
jaw gef In agi'9 eriWo,itl shT
The San Jose Mercury of Saturday
says: IA report is current to the eff
feet that the grave of iTiburciO Vas
quez, at Santa Clara, has been opened,
the head of that individual cut off and
carried away, and the body returned
to the coffin and covered up. The
story is believed by many, and it is
not at all imprObable.nia9 sii gsg1 sd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-30
I. o. q. F.

Golden Rule Lodge No. leo, i. o. o. r.
snsss. ~. Regular meeting held on FRI.
~ DAY EVENING Of each week at
S1f7 l-2 O'Clock. Sojourning brethren
in good standing are cordially in
''>' c. D. HATHAWAY, N. @.
los. HUBER, JR., II. s..
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VIZ ARRANTS uN THE GOPHER AN ID
3 w Squirrel Fund, protested on or before
December II, 1873, are now due and payable at
the Office Of the County Treasurer. l13'
Il e4,si4tsst,-. .feaa n T. E., ROWAN (
County Treasurer.
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GUM TREES.

r WILL DELIVER ANY QUANTITY OF
nardino county, ranging in height from Q TO
10 inches, within six months from date of coh-
tract, at from six to TIVE I've cents per tree. =.
Address, RALPH ROGERS,
'NN4 Orange, Los Angeles Co.
Los Angeles, April 2. 1876 aps ly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-04-30

IN SPRING AND TEN
IL pie streets topposite Temples Bank),
fGa Anoeles ja80 If
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Dr. Joseph kurtx,
~ PHYSICIAN.

OFFICE-in Lanfranco's Building, Main st
above the Drug Store of G. r. Heinzeman &
Co. Will give particular attention to EYE
and EAR DISEASES. Oficr hours: From Q
to IL A. n, from to p. NJ, and from s to p.
\. Rssidsnee: Buenavista street. mi augl6
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JUE TREASURY REPORT.

The Secretary of the Treasury administers
his Office even better than he makes reports
about il. The document which he yesterday
submitted 20 Congress is long, candid, and
satisfactory; yet if it had been sub
IFS essential points would have more easily
caught the general eye, and the sound piin-
cpes it enforces would have had better
chance of acceptance. But 10 man will rise
from its perusal without higher respect for
the Secretary, and more assured confidence in
the tendency of the Department toward econ
omy and an honest basis for our finances.
The two things which nine readers out Of
ten want TO know about in the Secretary
report are, % What he has to say about or
receipts and expenditures, and (2) What he
has to say about returning t. specie payments
in 1879.
A. to the first. tho Secretary's account is
too clear and truthful to be generally satisfac-
tory He shows that for the current year,
with the best estimates of receipts
and the lowest of expenditures, which he
can fairly make, we are likely to run
short over three and a quarter millions.
In 1874 our exports were nearly nineteen
balance is nineteen and a half millions the
other way. And yet, in spite of this apparent
increase in imports, our receipts from
Customs have fallen of in 1870 nearly
six millions. The receipts from In
ternal Revenue ore some eight millions
more than in 1871. We run short, therefore,
not so much because We are receiving less
money, a. because We are spending more. For
the next fiscal year, he reckons on a
slightly increased revenue, and shows
that by sla>hing remorScle>7ly from the
estimates of the various departments, the ex-
pendtucs may ne brought down 20 very
nearly the same tigule, 50 that, i'll the fiscal
year 1867, being the ffst of our second
century, we may expect that our eXpendi-
lures and receipts will come within half
n million of balancing each other This is too
close shaving for safety, and the House of
Representatives will have need to practice all
the economy It's members have been 80 loudly
preaching, to carry us through.
As to resumption in 1879, the Secretary
maintains that the act of Congress is pledge
to the holders of legal-tender notes, and fairly
commits the Government TO the use of all such
means az may be needful to make resump-
ton at that date absolutely certain.
lie questions the policy of attempting
to accumulate enough gold for it in the Treas
my vault; he is even doubtful whether
enough could be got together; the Govern
ment would lose enormously III interest Oh it,
would provoke the opposition of the financial
powers of the world, and would be certain to
create great alarm and cause general de-