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, 1875-03-14

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BREApSTuFFS.

~orn Thar. ~, a fair demand On home and
shipping account, and prices ruled s.ther hF Vest
terday, while some holders Of Hinnssotas asked Csc
per Dt1 sa'1aes t.a,in. ~ e,ur Sales vero
for wheat caused the better tenne ~ .oo a
LOCO brls spring extras at Total,
nm tr1a Tha market closed as follows Choice win
o.. - asas "a. c,r,,,o, n oood do :. os,a
500; choice spring s1tzss, st25@4so; fatr d. shp
sp1ias sapsranss, s,eoss'o; rye nouf' s'.a5@5.5';
bucEwhcat do, $ooSS'.29.
BnAN-was in good demand and firm, It III 90 per
'0n narSMrTas ,rss M ouotsa 1t ss4aaseo per br for
ooos sna e. nsa7I 20 for coar.e
soVpt 1nc setTs excited md 1>o Fer bu high
e. nnoer ~ ~, sor+s somsrer taous 1t tho sss
time there was good investment demand s0me OF
the larger operators wanting more even they nave
nov On hand contracts for = large amount due next
receipts were fair bus teegas 1ron .x ohats @
Nsw fofn an1ou. to buv aid HELPED the up
turn by oves.andey Ee1ef nps & oPeaea ~ 49,,
sold up 20 Sne3 anotst;on 9 ser The month Or
regular No. 2spzinr sold ae s9 ana SOS - ~
9oc while g1t-ed9s tecslpsa soo q Jis ,E,a 81"
sold q ae;os 81 G.s sales were repord
t. 6ff.
Of ,2oo bu No spring o. W. ~ ~ az
sge Nc 3 At 15Ss ~ fot 1resh ~ md &
9oHc; 5000 bu NO. a. ~ na!en1.5 ~ ~ 81
@sse 1or "1nter reeep' Tot.i ~ g. IA bn
b1 S1a 'an rs.snra,i~ sctivn Ind averaged ,,
cohNIwnss, s,a aisu tona rraaa,r ia un
~ e. r. h3 Sevar,na5 IaTTeiv hY the temper OF the
aetsen, pt1aS sVte@t!e1 -..;n~ F-or, tha
Wneat nt 1;tsis hana taKen for s1ipmens tha
feeeapts oeas .s, .1i fo,!d conairnments Adyices
ere oapUse @ onoted no in oortant changes
ttom @ esnSi i aa ~ ss,<SSsc and closed az t5I5c 6d
Sener npsn p WI ~ - 1sr n. M : xold At 6:a
seller t1e inat houH; ~: ~ saier Nav 2od At MA
IKE, sins a111mc .s oa. a,tad ~ a. an I'm nav NJ
H ossa 1ales y weIe 1ea p rasd os et e. ro
a g. ~ o. aMsao'4e' as 1'9 "A
oA1slae . otter ~ ;in md stronesr fee
uS IL NOV AoAA. AA@ So1[~
, 1875-03-14

We were riding home FROM the Catrolls' bsl,
Nelly Ssnsargcnt and I, you kaoT;
Tho white lakes huttered about our lamps,
Aud our wheels rolled sileutly through the 1now.
We'd danced together ths evoning through,
For De1us.ein's yiul's h1d IS pl4yed their bcst;
Her falr head droore3, her lids were low,
And her dreamy eyes waze full Of rest.
Her whits arns nestled along her lap,
Her haads half-hclding with weary gracs
Her fad1ag violcts: passing sweet
Wss the far-o4 Look On her fair young fans.
I watched her, speaking never word,
Far would not wAken those dreaming eyes;
But the breath Of the violets filed the air,
And my thoughts were many, and fGr from N11s.
ii last, said to her, bending near,
All, Nelly Sansazgeut, Ewee: twould b
TO ride together our whole lives long,
Alone with the Tioiets, you and ma"
Her fair face flushed, and her swect eyes fell;
Low as the mnrmur o1 meadow-rflts
Her answer cSue to me: "Ycs-perhaps;
But who would settle our rdxFe-hls Z"
Tbs delicate blossoms bre.taed their LAST;
. Our wheels rolled hard On the stones just then.
Who're the saow had dziftel the subject dropped,
And has never been taken up again.
--GeoSpk 4. Baker, JE.
, 1875-03-14

THE MARKET TRADE.
TEE MOVEMENT FoK REMOVAL
The owners Of property on Jackson and Quin-
cy streets and Fifth avenue propose erecting
larxe rumber OF two and three-story stores On
these streets, TO be completed about the LIST OF
May, For instance, mr. Mason, Trnstse Of
the Etazkweathes estate, will build upon
1s0 feet Of ground on the southeast cor
ner Of Market and Randolph streets block Of
sight stores, "a by 80 feet in siza, two stories
md basement in height These are already
rented to commission firms for 81, 900 per annum
zach, except the corner one, for which 81, 100 is
10 be paid It is also understood that tbs nd
Joining l8o feet will also bs built upon in similar
myle.
Negotiations have been going On for some time
to cauy the provision, green-grocers. and fruit
des1ers to this new location. Assurances have
been given BY many owning property on these
streets that they win erect large number OF
stores during the coming season. II tins
b dons that portion Of tho city
will bs greatly improved. 4 meeting OF the
proper1y-ownera who propose to build Mt once
will be held rs advertised in another column at
rhe Produce Exchange on Monday 1t 2 p. m.,
where the plans OF the stores Will be shown to
The members and others who may wish TO secure
. location for their business.
, 1875-03-14
BORN TO GOOD LUCK.

He that's born TO good luck hath nothing to fear.
Tho hckle jade, Fortune shall LIST his command
And come Ut his beck.-to his 1ongings give ear,
And bring to him hanors and acres Of land,
Though dolt, he may tread where the angels would
quail,
And 1.1oud from his station, scholars look down !;
Us NAV gain without effort each wish IN daai1, -
For on hira the coy goddess will meier cant frcwn-
Though grim II S1t5r, he shall triumph in 1ore;
For him the proud heirees sh:u sink her dfsdsin;
Though harsh lie his votce,-as the notes Of dove
The zaiaen stall hear it, nor Of harshness complain
OF life, rough, thog1y Ways hs never shall know:
He s.al mis- all i8 Gates, aha1a ft& sports Like =
Puck;
And u u its close he in triumph eban 60 ..
10 his rest IN the shadeshe waa bonn to good 1uckI
CHICAGO J. P. 1EAvIrT.
, 1875-03-14
Tho Market Cheerful. but
Not Active.
The Foreign Insurance Com
panies Loaning Again.
The Movement to Change the Lo-
cation Of the Market Trade.
Iron Manufactures in South Chicago---
The Prospect for Rents
Miscellaneous.


SALES OF THE WEN.
TaAxsAcT1oSs USINroRTAST.
1hs season for full activity in the real-estase
market has not yet arrived. and peudlng the ois-
anneayauce Of the incubus OF winter, opesauons
ars 1t 4 low figure. The sales OF the week en-
brnoe no transactions Of much moment. Ing
principal ones are given below:
George F. Bay has cold to Mrs. Elizabeth
Bunch 25 feet, near Twenty-ninth street, tor
$3.50.
J. 8, Gould has sold for F.. 4. Edwards to L.
L. selby, = two~story brick and basement house
md lot On Rhodes avenue for 5000.
E. 4. Rice Il Co. have sold i've houses and
lots 1t the corner Of Forty-fourth street and
charles avenue, midway between Grand hud
Drex.l Boulevard, for s35, 900 in all
Randall / Brown have sold fifteen lots ~
Homewood for s125 each.
Folsom Doraett have sold the house aoo LOT,
25xl00, No. I'll West jackson street, for e6,Soo
also Lots 81. 81 50, 25x125 each in Block 8, in
FecE's Subdivision ad1oining Central Park, for
e8o per foot, for Henry Greepebsun:
Warren, keene! GO: nave SOFA tne ptenlsoe t;.e 20,
drsws, lot 3ox80, for $4,000 200 feet, east
front. on Wabash avenne, between Fo1ty-trss
snd Forty-second streets, for $l00 Ter frons
foot the houae md lot No. IS Park avenue Tor
$l5, ,OoU. 1u.-,
subdivision 1t South Eng1ewooc for S5,oog ana
4O0 feet in Block 81, Clifton Addition to Wash-
ington Heights, for s., 2o0-
Robert C, Givins has sold south rs feet OF Lot
ip Block l6 1T South Enslewood for $500; tTo
lots in Block IA On Vinceunes avenue at soutn
Englewood At S400 each one lot IN Glvlns ana
GiIbert,s SUBDIVISION OF Block II Of ClArk'e Sub
diylson, sec- Is, 80, 13, for $50 one lot IN
Eraueton, west Of the station. for $3.50.
". E. Broad Co. have exchanged II lots IN
Denver, Col, for two-sory and casement bs1ck
house On Forty-frst street. two story and BASE
mant brick bouss On Bowen avenue for 6o acres
at Erie, Ill
Mr. s. Robinson has sold Block S6 Norwood
Park for S13, 500, and southwest 4 OF uorth"es6
i IL, Sc, l3, for 500
Nichols, Bragg Co. have sold 26 feet On erali1e
sycaue, between Tweneg-n1nth md Inu'1eta
streets, for S3. 900, all cash.
G. B. Griffin has sold Blocks u and Il, ana -
lots ia Butterfald's Subdivision IN Sec 3o ", Il.
for S25000. -,
F. Fl. Oyie1 has sold to John F. Cofman 48
sc-es in Sec. 26, SO, IA. for $4,000.
Edwin e. Cooper has sold undivided q OF ~
acres in Sec. Z, 81, IA.
Perry P. Powell has sold Lot Il Assessors
guboi7ision in Sec. &c, II, IL, for &10.0J0.
z. G. Larned has sold 8S feet on Franklin
street north OF Harrison, wharf lot, to Edwin
walker for 81, 900.
Heprv II. Taylor has eold 1872 feet On Claain
street, between Polk end Taylor streets, Tor
Nathaniel Norton has sold "a feet On Wash
ineton street, west Of Wabash avenue Tor
&14 co.
, 1875-03-14

4 party who WAS looking at a house in the
sixth Ward tue utker day sa;d be couldn't aford
to nav 30 much rent. well look at the neigh
borhopd," replied the woman. - You can bor-
row Hat-irons next door, coffee and tea across the
street, hour aud sugar On the corner. and there's
a be DIE Of wood belonging to the schoolnouse
richa ssross the ai1Ayl "-Detr6u free Press,
, 1875-03-14
EQ1 HALM.

XHEEP-The supply has hoen l1rEe. ~ VIII CO eeeu
bY refercuce to tbs table Of receipts Prices we're
however, pretty well maintained, and the feeling ut
tho cloee was hrn- Sales wrrs 1t S}5o94o0 Tor N
ferior ut sL25l4.50 for COMMON: at SL1595oo ZOE
medium: and Ut S;j.295es 6. 50 for good to extra.
, 1875-03-14

Withdrawn from store for city consumption, 1900
bu wheat $50 bu corn sai bu oas 67s bu re, COS
bu barley.
The following grain inspected into store On Sat
u.tsy morning: cars No. l spring wheat, 81 cass
No. do, II cars No. do, cara rejected do, CIR
unr,errhantable do Oil whea CARS yellow corn. 1s
eera high ixod do Is No. do, Is CARS rejected
do Q7o corn); car No. oats, cars No. do, chr
understandable do e oas) no rye; cars No. bar
ley cars No. 8 do, car rejected do o. barley.
Total 500 cars 800 bu. Inspected out, 1921
bu wheat, 431s bu coru le2s bu oats, 1905 bu TIE
8,652 bu barley.
Ths leading produce m.r2ets were active and
stronger on Saturday. though the business transacted
waz very largely speculative account As was the
csge Friday, wheat aud provisions were the prom
nent articles dealt in and In thezs two markets hr-
nes was Rmost marked.
On Mond.yL at O'Clock p m. there will be meet
ing Of the full Board IN the !" Open Board rooms,
for the consideration Of the proposed new rules.
John T. Raymond, the actor, was On 'Changa Satux-
day.
= Ine pleasant weather OF the past few days has
brought out weasel sgants and owners from their
winter auarters far representation being Change
Saturday. The schooner Windiote waa reported
chartered for wheat to Port Coborne At 64c.
There Was further noticeable improvement IN the
demand for domestic dry-goods, and tho general
tendency Of prices il to sdvaEce- This IA notably
the case with prints blsached ind brown cottons.
ticks denlms, ginghams, and hosiery. Stocks are
now complete both regards aize md general assor
ruent, and our jobbers look forward to prosperous
spring trade, The grocery market presented no new
features Of special importance. Business now shows
steady and satisfactory increase and prtces of most
Lines are hardening. Coeea, it Ia thought have about
1e.ched their lowest point and buysrs taking hold
with confidence Rice is cheap, and bids fair to
60 higher Sugars, rups and nolassea are also held
~t rt,o md
, 1875-03-14
THE NEWYoRK PRODUCE MARKET.
c..~.i D;..nteh Ia 1the fhie0dn 1tthttne

THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MAHhtt.
spsctai Dlspatch to The Chieaoc Tribune.
NEW YoRK, March 13.-FLoua-s:eady with modef-
ste export md home trade inquiry sales oso hr1s
southern dour quiet aud firm; sales ESQ brls. Rye
-four steady; sales $50 br1s at $4oo951o. corn-nea1
quiet: sales $50 brlz at $3.slta4.45 for Western
GRAn-Wheat SHADE frner with fair export and
home trade demand; sales Is 900 bu At IL for
Nc spring; $I1i@t-16 for No. Chicago; Sl.1A9
l.16 for No. Northwestern; $i.1c@t.18 for No. 2
Milwaukee; $l.1931.22 for No. spring; $to9G1-A
for ungraded Iowa and Minnesota spring; $l298l.37
for winter red Western: sl27@l.as for amber 40;
s,oa@1,a5 for white Western l.3o for whits sase-
rye quiet At 9o993c. Barley quiet and firm !;
sales 2 500 bu prime Canada West sl-a2H. Barley
malt quiek And steady. Corn firm. with moderate e.
port and home trade demand saes 2ogo on u so1
Oats r1n aales 0o) bn st G1ta SC for mixed Wess-
ern $50 ioc Tor white Western
Paov1s1oxs-Pork firm At $!s.87H for nav mess
$3.50 for extra prime $l8.25 for primo mess Beef
se.dy At so for pain mess 81 i2oo for s1tra
do. Beef hams frm at GO for PRIME I1stco
beef steady at 3d. .0o3 Loo for prime meas; S120;9
2400 for India do Lard quiet salee 1o9 tcs u 14c
for prime steaIu.
ss,r nd ssE ssPy PA sn .so1 se e If
lie hid. Dressed hoga in fair trads At dcu rates
cty 9@2Ac Western s,9shs bns,n-s. an,
iobbing lot OF a, coo brls sold 1t o4c.
FnKaHr-Rates Of grain On berth weaker srd bad.
quiet To 5 o g grain
N4y4L sroaEa-SElr3ts Of tu1pentins Unchanged j:
with limited jobbins demand 1t s6c- Hecchautable
rosin quiet and heAv5 1t saos921o for common good
WH1sK1-f1zm: buyers, s1.1sX sellers, *1;14.
REcEprs-watsky, 80 brla; Hour, s:47s do; peas.
2A4 bu corn meal 863 aacks ashee, 50 pkgs; beef
ass do pork. 515 do cut rneas, ss9 do; butter 65
do cheese, 210j do lard, $50 do1 oil c1ke la1 sks
ste.rtns g gkgs tall9s. i do wheat o 2; 500 By
4io do: malt, 500 % dressed hose. LOSS.
.+a dau,nd 'receiot.. soU hr.s. Prcas unchxnead
Rye flour and corn meal unchanged.
dnnx-Wheat 1c better: fair demand: receipts.
9o NJ caisaao seaos No No. ss
graded Iowa and Minnesota spring, Hoa@l.2 winter
white Western. $1.3eal.as. Rye quiet; 9o3e5c. Bar
ley and malt quiet and steady. Corn steady, with
moderate tenasnd; receipts, y 900 bu; mixed West
fairly active; receipts, 10000 ba; mixed Tea:1r, &
| @69c: white Western, roc
anocEa1EsCofree quiet; Rio. 1sA@1s4c IN gold
Sugar steady; fair to good refining, 71@ c; prime
8.sc; refined dull aud unchanged- Moiaases Arm 81
FErnoLEgM-Dun and nczner; refined, l549151c
crude. 7Ec.
sra.nskD Rzsns-pun .. s2;os@a1o;
| SPIRITS OF TuRPEs11aE-Du..4 Ut a1Ac.
| EGos-Heayy; Western N0Se.
| LEATHEn-Unehanged-
| Woo1--Unchanged.
| Dressed hogs f1ner; Western, $s.7s. Beef and cu
meats quiet; dry saltsd ahon!de7. g; mlddes Ions
RurrEa-Ddll; WssteEn, 1s97sa.
C9EEsE-Sseady at lu@16Hc.
METALS Manufactured copper ste.dy ut so1.5o6
md scarcely 30 firm, It $50 oJ Russian shees i
I'D 7 or qass
| fair demand Ut unchanged prices.
, 1875-03-14
COMMERCIAL.

Tbs following woro the receipts and shipments Of
the ,dns articles Of produce in this city during tho
twenty-Your hours ending 1T O'CLOCK on saturoas
-ro-ninq. md tor the corresponding date one year
ago:
, 1875-03-14
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS


FDHEICsT nIHHNt
LIVERPOOL, March 13-u r. m--Breadstuns un-
changed. Flour, 2ls522s I'd. Wheat-Wintaf, 81 Id
@9s I'd spring. IS ad9es Cd white, 81 ud@as Id !;
Club, as i'd goa lod. Corn, s:a as 3d. Pork '2s
Cd. Lard, t1s Sd
LIVERPOOL March 13-2p p. n--Breadssuns sseaos.
Lard. 61s I'd. Rest unchanged. ...
LONDON. March l3.-conso.s, for money, 925s293;
account 9sass: $685. 1o7g; ISIS, 1o111; 1otos, los
new S. 1o34 :; New York Central, "a; Erie, 2aA9
2lK; preferred, 80.
Refined petroleum, 119uAd.
Tallow, 4.s sds4os 3D.
PANS, March 1s.-Rentes, 65f Csc.
LIVERPOOL, March l3-Eveniug.- .-Breadstuts steady,
except corn. which ts frmer. Bacon-Long clear
1nidIes 47s Cd short clear, 49s Sd; lard, sls Cd;
shoulders, Sis Cd; hams, long cut, 53s~
, 1875-03-14
HO! FOR THE BLACK HILLS,

Parties desiring to Join tho Witcher Expedition caa get
ta Information b. calling lmmadistsy It No. e Marks
IT.. CsatrAl Hotel building.
, 1875-03-14
GENERAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF OREGON

THE STATE OF OREGON
OFFERS GREAT ATTRACTIONS TO THOSE IN
sEAKCH OF NEW HOMES, 10 WIT:
Healthy and attractive diversity Of surface. Grand
Aid climate. No excessive cold or oppres1tvo heat.
Average tanparatuta Summer. 81 degrees; wiuter 50
degrees. Thunder storms vary ra1e. Hut1icsnas IN
known.
Death rate lower than in other State East wss
Soil Of unsurpass2d especially suited
No failure Of crops in thirty years. Great abundance Of
fruit Stock asiag very p1ontab1s Ar farming eoen-
try tho State IL surpassed By part Of Uooa
Abundance Of good and cheap public, railroad. and
priyA:e lands.
Variety Of timber Of exceptional excellence for indus
trial purposes.
Great mineral resources, especially. coal. iron. Lead
gold, and silver.
Flns natural water syste1n, vast water power.
Good market Tor Agricultural products. owing to short
importation to the Pacific Ocean, Hnd aireo cxpo1fa-
ton 10 al Of world Railroad facilities Navxa-
bio rivers, tacluniug the great Columbia.
.AcsiTe Cyum:zcerce. YA!us oI exports IN 1874 Ten
Millions OF Dollars. Gold.
Evey advantage enjoyed In civilized countries Liberal
6tate dobt.
Pamphlets With Map and full description Of the State
and ali nesded adTice And aaslstauce bo had
shasx: On Application e the Eastern ohcs. Oregon
Buildnx, Boston, Massachusetts,.
, 1875-03-14

sD..lAnr OF TRASsFEns ZOE TIE WEE
The following ip tho total amonat Of city and
anhurban transfers within q radius of mics
from tho Court House, fled for record during
the week ending SATURDAY.. Marca IS: City ealea,
50. sile.a lion, 355, ,957. North ct city limits
Sales, 5; consideration. s31 900. South OF e!ty.
lim.ts--Sslcs, l3; consideration. Slo9. .sS5: Wess
~ c,ty-limits-Sa,cs, 9; consideration, 81, 500.
Total sales, los; tots1 consideration, 49,
, 1875-03-14
ilttvo!c CENTRAL RA'LR9a1..
D.sst fsos of .est. and FOO: Q Te<at8secon&a. feat
GHcs III K4sldotph-sk., ReaT Clark.

1~rof, foot of Ltzke-t Iadiana-c1. xsd siztsea-a.
and tanai Sizs<<ah-sss. 1iektt QAess - clar4st
and ds de1ols. -......
, 1875-03-14

LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.
Hsceipts we're IS follows:
, 1875-03-14

E21js. EM. dsked.
Chicago Citt 4 Ct bonds. l0l 4 int l03N int.
Chicago City 4 ct. sewerage El015t int 1u2X Efnt
Chicago City 4 Ct wacrloan| |lo1 q Int 1024 Int
Cnfcsgo City u ct. certifcatesl, ,9BH &iut. :.
Chicago City q Ct certidcztesI IS &int,f -.
Coos County q Ct bonds... 101k Eint ll02H int
West patk y ct bonds. 93 &ius.
, 1875-03-14

TIE following were the exports Of dour, wheat. and
ooru from New York during ths past weak and tho
weak prev1ou4:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-12
LETTER FROM LOS NlEToS.
HAY and Corn-ImprOvements and
Schools, Etc.

EDITOR HERALD: Los Nietos valley
is looking finely. A great deal of the
corn is in hard dough. About all of
the hay in this part is baled and
lhreshing will soon be over with.
Both hay and grain yielded very well
here this year. Fruit in this section
is a poor crop this year, especially
peaches, apricots, plums, etc., on ac-
count of the frost. Downey is i'm
proving. Mr.. Geo. Harter, near the
College, has erected fine, substantial
Windmill, which will add much to
his fine farm. He proposes to run
pipes, with force-pumps, through his
beautiful young orchard, and also to
his barn, stable and residence. The
fifth annual session of the Los Nietos
Collegiate Institute will begin Mon
day, August l6, 1875. Mr.. Riddick has
the Presidency of the school. He is
highly recommended as teacher and
preacher. Our kind teachers, Mr..
Adams and Mrs. Masan, deserve great
credit for their close attention to the
scholars. The examination and eXhi-
bition was very good last session. The
exhibition of the Literary Society
took place on Monday evening. The
annual address was delivered by Col.
G. e. Thom of Los Angeles. We hope
the school will prosper and be sue
cessful institution in Southern Cali
fornia. S. s. r.
Los Nietos, August 10th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-12
Gen. B. B. Redding, Land Agent of


Gen. B. B. Redding, Land Agent of
the Central Pacific Railway, asserts on
good authority that the railroad would
be in running order between Los An
geles and San Francisco by next
july. The San Fernando tunnel is
now being pushed through with great
vigor. AS soon as the three shafts
the men are sinking shall have reach
ed the tunnel level, they will run the
work from eight facings, giving less
than eight hundred feet for each force
to run. An immense force is at work
in the Tehachepi Pass, and that por-
tion of the work will be in full rail-
road operation by the time the San
Fernando tunnel is pierced.
There was a meeting of the directors
and stockholders of the Los Angeles
Oil Boring Company at Captain
Clarke's office yesterday morning, at
which Senator Maclay was present.
The well of the company is yielding
10000 barrels of water every twenty
four hours. At first it yielded but six
or seven thousand barrels day. A
number of parties are desirOus OF buy
ing it; but defect in the title delays
the proposed negotiation. Work on
the well is still being pushed night
and day and the augur is down 800
feet. Enough gas is daily emitted
from it to supply six cities of the size
of Los Angeles.
The Schoolnadster pays the follow
ing deserved compliment to Prof.
Saxon, the Democratic candidate for
Superintendent of Public Instruction.:
"This gentleman has been presented
to the people by the Democratic Con-
vention as a suitable person to fill the
important and responsible office of
County Superintendent of Schools.
Mr.. Saxon is well known to most OF
the voters who read the SchOOimdster.
He has had SIX years experience as
teacher. Three years have been spent
in this county, most of the time in the
Ballona school. In this district Mr..
Saxon is q universal favorite. His
school is in fiourishing condition
and his new school house is one of the
neatest and best furnished in this
county"
Messrs. Jones & Noyes have another
large auction sale on hand in the
Mount Pleasant Tract. The sale will
be made on the 23d. ahd oath, inst,
by these well known auctioneers, and
all will have an opportunity of in
vesting in an eligible location. These
lots are situated on the east side of the
river, will be soon accessible by street
railway, and are in easy reach of all
the churches and schools. Three
hundred lots are located OIL a noun
tain knoll between Brooklyn and
Boyle Heights, commanding a view
the city and surrounding valley.
Soon this elegant site will be covered
with palatial residences and thronged
| by busy population, and the lots
! will have quadrupled in value. Such
an opportunity for profitable invest
ment is seldom offered and we recon-
mend our friends having money to in
vest to seize the chance, and put their
funds where they will have certain
profit on their outlay.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-12
Arizona Items.

Arizona news, dated Yuma, the 7th
inst, are as follows:
O. F. Townsend, County Recorder of
Yuma county, was badly cut on the
head yesterday by bottle thrown by
Robert Black. The wound is danger
Gus.
To-day we had a sandstorm from
the East. Weather cloudy, and pros
pect of rain.
VIM. B. Hooper & Co. have received
during the week from Tully, Ochoa &
Co. of Tucson, by their own train,
$1,000 in silver bullion and 200 hides,
and by train of }. Salazar 5000 pounds
of wool, and have shipped by trains of
CT Hayden, Tully, OchOa, Noreiga
and j. Salazar, $4,000 pounds of Gov
ernment and citizen freight forTucson
and way points.
Weather very warm; the thermom-
eter stands to-day lis degrees in the
shade.
The steamers are all below to meet
the Montana, due on the Sth from San
Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-12
Travellers Home.

Arrivals yesterday by Telegraph
Stage Co.'s line from Soledad: Mrs:
Moore.
Arrivals from San Francisco yester-
day by Coast Line Stage Co.'s line:
] Blum.
Arrivals from Ventura by Coast
Stage line: q M Blakesley.
Departures for San Francisco by
Coast Line Stage Co., this morning: II
Williams, f Shrier.
Departures for San Diego this
morning by Coast State line: MIR.
Wright and ] A Bostroock.
Departures this morning by Tele-
graph stage line for San Francisco
DIR Newton and wife, N Girardy, Mrs
Faley, M Harrison, A Prence, Mrs
Wetmore, Mrs Bradley.
Arrivals yesterday morning by Tel
egraph Stage from San Francisco: M
Fitzgerald, M M Wright, c P Hunt
ington, and party of six, Vicente Me-
ragO, DR.. Bachman.