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Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1875-01-23
WASHINGTON, January Dist,

To W. j. Brolrick, Secretary:
No change il proposed on the main line of
the Ssuthern Pacific Railroad except between
Gilroy and Tehachape Pass, from which point
the road Will be built to Los Angeles and Fort
Yuma on the line as therefore, designated. The
right of Way Is asked f,T a branch line from q
point near San Bernardino through CajOn
Pass, to connect with the Mojave road, as
understand, at the fequestofpeople interested
In mining enterprises at Panamint and other
northern mining district. send you a copy
OF the bill by to-day's niaik
fiifN Its3st DAVID D. COTTON.
cIt will be seen that the dispatch of
Mr.. COTTON confirms the report of the
intended change of route. Under the
circumstances, it will not do to attach
any Importance to his statement that
no Change is contemplated in the main
route. In fact, the provisions in Mr..
HoUGHToN's bill for branch road
from the, neighborhood of Cajon Pass
to Los Angeles, renders further con-
sfderation Of his statements unneces-
sary. The committee appointed by
the Chambero of Commerce to investi.
gate the matter on the receipt of the
above messages, felt satisfied thai
they had nothing further to investi.
gate, and at once set about preparing
evidence to defeat the bill. Judge
WIDNEY sent the following telegram
| to Congressman LUTTRELL:
eve send you copies of the 8. p. r. r. Co.'s
agreement with Los Angeles city and county
to irrevocabiy and forever locate its main
trunk line through Los Angeles city in con
sideration of $4,000 now paid by city and
county. Oppose any change in said line of
fecting our city and county,"
All ordinances and contracts rela-
tive to the agreements of the company
with the people of Los Angeles county
will be printed in pamphlet form and
sent to Washington. Last evening
Mr.. CAswELL received the following
dispatch, which we give without
| comment:
WASHINGTON, January 22d.
| To s. 3. CtsUell, Los Angeles:
| will not consent to any change in route o
railroad prejudicial to your city.
| S. o. HoUGHToN.
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Destructive Snow Slides in Utah.

SALT LAKE, January 2lst.-An-
other snow slide at Big Cottonwood
Canon yesterday near the Richmond
mine. Six men were killed. Yester-
day evening the bodies of six
persons killed by the snow
slide at the city of Alta were recovered
Many more are supposed to have per.
ished. There is terror in the mining
camps. Those who can get away will
leave, but it is dangerous undertake
ing on account of the snow slides in
the cafIon,
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interest could be very much enhanced.
Again, it will pay it is a profitable
investment, outside of all other con-
siderations, and we shall not be sur
prised IA few men we know of in that
county should take half the stock of
the road. We pause for reply.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Consolidation Of Firms.


TIME UNDERSIGNED HEREBY TAKE
l. the pleasure of informing the public that
they have this day Joined in co-partnership
the stores formerly known as the Identical,
and Goldsmiths cigar-store situated, one at
3S Main street, the other at lU7 Main street,
next to W., Il. & Co.'s express. Both places
having been literally patronized by you
her. tofore. we respectfully solicit your further
support, as we will spare no pains in giving
entire satisfaction to all, and beg to state that
the business in both places will be carried on
as usual. The Indentical at IS Main street,
for the sale of cigars, tobaccos, gents FUR
nshing goods and all kinds Of fancy goods.
The store at I07 Main street, next to W., +. 4
Co.'S, for the sale of cigars, tobaccos, pipes,
and all smokers articles. The object in keep
ing both places Is ID enable people In all parts
of the city to get good cigar at moderate
price.
Hoping, by strict attention to business and
gentlemanly treatment to our customers, 10
retain your patronage,
We remain, yours respectfully,
GOLDSMITH & DAVIS,
The Idential, SS Main street, and at l07 Main
street, next to W., f. & Co.'s Express. J9-tf
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NEW TO-DAY.
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on Wednes-
IN day the sd day OF February, 1875, VIII
expose for sale at public auction 70 the high
est bidder for cash in U. y. Gold Coin, LOIS
and Q, block No. 80 of 0rd's survey. Said sale
Is to be held in.front OF the Council room, at
~ o'clock M, of that day. The minimum
price OF said lots has been fixed by the Com
mon Council by Resolution at 500. eacn;
NJ. KREMER,
elk. of Com. Council, Los Angeles City.
JAMES
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be found serviceable. Let the food be
light and nourishing;. exercise mod
crate; halfa tablespoon full of sulphur
every other morning; so persevere for
twenty days. l hope some, at least
who have been bitten, will use this
remedy.
Very respectfully yours,
]. w. SECCoMB.
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James Gordon Benefits "foreign
Princess" is descended from one of the
Kings of Ireland. She is now in q
convent in Paris, and will accompany
Bennett back to New York as blush
ing bride. She speaks English with
slight foreign accent.
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DE IT RESOLVED, BY THE COMMO
ID Council of the City of Los Angeles as 70

DEI RE,OI,vED, BY THE COMMON
ID Council of the City of Los Angeles as fol-
lows:
SECTION |. That the Clerk of the Common
Council be, and he Is hereby authorized and
| directed TO advertise by publication for at
| least ten days in English in the Los Angeles
| respectively, notice that upon day to be
| specified in such notice and at IL O'Clock M. OF
| that day the city of Los Angeles will sell ut
| public aution IN separate lots, In front or the
| Council rooms, subject to confirmation by the
Common Council, to the highest bidder for
cash in U. 8. gold coin; provided that no bid
each lot shall be received all Of the right, title
and interest of the city of Los Angeles in and
to all of those certain lots OF land situate in
California, bounded and described as follows
to-wit: Lots three 80 and nine (9) in block
thrty-eight 1881. Ord's survey, in said city
SEC. 2. That at the time appointed In said
notice the Clerk of the Common Council shall
expose to pubic sale as stated in said notice,
ali of the interest of said city In said above
described lands, and shall su beet to the pro-
visions hereinbefore set forth, sell the same
to the highest bidder, and shall thereafter re-
port his proceedings hereunder to the Com
mon Council. .t.7 II ss5
SEC. 3. Upon such report being made. the
Common Council shall consider the same, and
| if 1t approve the sale made 1t shall order the
Mayor to make, execute and deliver to the
purchaser or purchasers good and suf1cient
deeds Of conveyance of all the right, title and
SO sold. sf
SEC. 4. 1.-THE Common Council shall refuse
to confirm such sale or sales, then the Clerk
ofthe Common Council shall readvertse such
lots for sale, and the same shall in all respects
be had, conducted and reported as hereinbe-
fore set forth.
SEC. s. The Clerk of the Com mon Council
shall certify to the adoption of this resolution
and shall cause the same to be published once
in English in the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD
and once in Spanish in La CrOaicxt, and there
upon and thereafter it shall take effect and be
in force.
OFFICE OF CLERK OF COMMON COUNCIL ,
tll OF Los Angeles City. 90
thereby certify that the foregoing resolution
was adopted and passed by the Common
Council Of the city of Los Angeles at the ses-
sion thereof held on tile 2lst day Of January,
1875. u Il tltlg1 lilH
This done Mt my Office in said city this the
22d day ofJanuary, 1875. L.f t.lii
3H4 M. KREMER,
- Clerk of Com. Council Los Angeles City.
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A Texas lawyer was fined fifty dol
lars for telling the jury to go down to
the grocery and help themselves, after
having given verdict In favor of his
client.
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instant says: "Ihe railroad men at
Washington,in amending Tom.
ScorT's bill, are acting In bad faith
with Los Angeles, which has paid a
heavy subsidy to the Southern Pacific;
and, unless heamendmentis defeated,
will be left forty miles to the westward
Of the main line"
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b 1GS, p wAsIHNGrGN, January 2lSt.

TO VI. j. Brodrick, Secretary:
The bill provides for branch via Los An.
geles, requiring only twenty miles of said
branch to be built each year.
81 j. X. LUTTRELL
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WASHINGTON. January 2lst.

To w. j. BsotfIick, Secretary:
The railroad company have just agreed to
strike out the twenty mile clause. i will
watch every point closely.
49, ]. K. LUTTRELL.
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A Most Desirable Homestead for Sale.

THREE AND A HALF ACRES, EXTEND
i ing from Figueroa to Virginia street,
neatly enclosed, containing 100 lemon, 81
lime, 40 almond and 20 walnut trees, all in the
bear, and vacant space sufficient for shrub
berry and rs or 80 orange trees. Apples, peach
es, pears and apricots OF the finestvarieties, in
good bearing. Also a fine strawberry bed,
from which was sold last year $500 worth of
straw berries. The lime trees can be depended
on for so 900 lines for the nextyear.
Price $500; no reduction Apply at the
HERALD Office. jail I'm
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CUcAMoNcA HOMESTEAD NO.
TfcE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

TfCE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the first Tuesday of January next, in
front of the Postofiice at Cucamonga, there
will be a public sale of the lots and lands of
the Cucamonga Homestead Company. for
premiums, according to the bylaws of said
company. and that said sale will continue
from day to day, If necessary; said sale to
commence at 10 o'clock A. n.
By order of the Board of Directors.
!. M. HELLMAN,
Secretary
Los Angeles Oct. 20, 1874.
In consequence OF the inability of a large
number of the shareholders to attend said
sale at the time therein specified, and at their
request, the Board of Directors have this day
postponed said sale until Tuesday, the I'd day
of February next, when and where the said
sale will occur at the time and place, and in
the manner specified in the foregoing notice.
By order of the Board of Directors.
/. M. HELLMAN,
Secretary.
Los Angeles, January 2, 1875 sod
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NEW TO- DAY.
Willow Wood.

A FINE SUPPLY of this Wood constantly
N on hand nj my Yard on Alameda street.
below the Depot All lengths. Orders left OF
the Grange store will be promptly attended to
jan23-lm ]. j. MORTON.
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CABANlS & MADEcAN,
Real Estate & Money Brokers.
LEW G. CABANiS,

Notary Public and COnveynncer.
OFFICE--No Al Temple Block, up stairs-en-
trance, first stairway below the Bank, on
Spring street.
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For Sale Cheap:
A RESOLUTION

Of tho Common Council Of the City OF
Los Angeles Providing for she Sale
at PubiIc Auction Of Certain Lands
Hereinafter Described.
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For Sale.
LAND FOR SALE.
Bee Ranch For Sale.

ENOR SAIE.-One of the best and most con-
II veniently located Bee Ranches in the
county, we'll stocked and provided with all
necessary buildings. Apply at this office.
- nOv2lH
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The Proposed Change.

The following kilograms have been
received by the Secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce relative to the
change Of the route Of the Southern
Pacific Railroads
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Any man who has ten, twenty, or one hun
bred thousand dollars to invest In perma-
nent business In which there is little or no
risks to run, and which will ray at least one
and halfper cent. per month WITHOUT his
personal labor attention CAN DO so. For
full particulars, address II. Dr.,
Postofiice box I'll. Los Angeles, Cal.
Janl3-lm
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For SAlE.-A. House and Lot Oh Olive
street, between It'll and 8th, well inn
proved. Cheap for cash. Enquire of
janS-lm ~ +. BAKER,
.-,--,.,s On the premises. OR at this Office.
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FOR SAlE-FOR RENT.
Sheep For Sale.

EoR SALE.-Five Acres of land near
] Main street, one mile from CITY Hall
somewhat improved. owner Will be in the
city this week only. Price, $500 per acre.
Address y "STRANGER,'
janl2slw Care PicO House.
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To W. j. Brodrick. Sec'y Chamber Of Commerce
Yes, by Houghton, / will oppose IL befOle
the Committee on Tuesday next.
j. X. LUTTRELL
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

OFFICIAL BoNDs.-Our recently elect.
ed county officers have, during the past
week, filed their approved Bonds. and
nothing further intervening, thew are
prepared to take their places when the
tlme comes-that is, the first Monday in
March, 1876. Following are the bonds
men for each officer, with the amount OF
Bond for each:
M. +. Griffin, 1reasurer-S6O, 900 1.
Abrahms, F. w. Young, G. F. Deiner
M. Lang, John Martin, j. w. Armen.
trout, j. Barnickel, H. Hooker, o. Voll.
mers, p. Paulsen, IL. Harvey, J. Whit
more, John McMurry, d. Hansen, j. r.
Balch, j. G. Montague.
j. w. Philbrook, Tar Cotiector-Sl5-
600 j. Barnickel, F. w. Young, Jas.
Benton, j.. r. Balch, H. Harvey, d.
Hansen, j. c. Montague, /. Abrahms.
j. w. Philbrook, Sheriff $40, 600
John Martin, NJ. Lang.
Asa Taylor, County Cterk-$6, 1000.
Vollmers, 1. Abrahms.
Asa Taylor, Reco' der-$1, ,OOO-P. M.
Paulsen, NJ. Karsky.
Asa Taylor, auditor - 81 900 - John
Martin, Nj. Lang.
j. Paulsen, Assessor - 3,OOO-P. NJ.
Paulsen, G. +. Deiner.
j. Paulsen, Collector Poll and Hospi-
tai I'ar-S5, ,O00-Otto Vollmers, Isaac
Abrams.
Chas. Thomas, Coroner 81, 900 - F.
w. Young, ID. Hansen.
Chas. Thomas, Public administrator
$4,000 = NJ. Lang, Jas. Carson, John
Martin, John Blackwell, Geo. b. jump
er, X. n. Davidson, Louis Schall.
John G. Irwin. District Attorney
$2,O00-John Martin, o. Vollmers.
Mary N. Wadeigh, School ,Supe,1n-
tendent-$1 ,0O0-J. A. Sturdivant, John
Whitmore.
o. M. Loveridge, County Surveyor-
$l,O00-P. NJ. Paulsen, o. Volmers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25
DIVINE SERVICES.

REV. Mr.. KRFBs will preach in Court
Room this Sabbath evening (26th inst. J
at "a o'c ,ck. AS he breaches in Ger
man, it is especially hoped that those
who understand German better than they
do English will attend.
He will also preach in Junction City,
at lOH A. M, Of same day.
| gladly give up these hours to Bro.
Krebs, and will replace the promised
services at Junction, on the following
Sabbath at the usual hour; will also be
pleased to meet my Congregation in
Weaverville-and especially those who
are interested in re-organizing the Church
at lOK A. NJ, this Sabbath.
A. T. JACKSON.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25
TOWN AND COUNTY.

ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH,-Again it
becomes our painful duty to chronicle the
death of an estimable lady loving wife
and affectionate mother. SADIE f..
LEONARD, wife of Henry w. Leonard,
of Douglas City, and daughter of Mr..
aid Mrs. M. Ruch, of Hay Fork, died of
scarlet fever last Saturday after an illness
of but few days. Although Mrs. Leon
ard was not native of this county, she
was nearly so, her parents having resided
here since 1852, we believe; SADIE, at
that time being child Of only two years.
Reared among our own mountains, she
was fully imbued with the free, open
hearted Californian spirit, yet gentle and
refined in all her actions. Truly, "none
knew her but to love her." A devoted hus-
band, fond and aged father and mother,
mourning brothers and sisters are grief
stricken at her sudden taking-off. But
dcarer even than all these to the dead
mothers heart were the two little children
left behind too young to feel their great,
irreparable loss, but ever to be deprived
Of mothers tender care. The remains
were deposited in the Masonic burying-
ground at this place on Sunday, followed
there by II host of friends and acquaint.
ances, many of whom were most intimate
with the deceased from early childhood,
and the silent tears filling their eyes fully
atested the worth of her whose inanimate
form was consigned to mother earth.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

CHALLENGE SALOON Attention is
called to the new advertisement of this
popular resort. Under its new proprietor,
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Brown, it will lose none of its
past popularity. The best of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars will be found at the
bar late papers always on file ; and good
cheer for all who call 'lound,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

BRIDGE NOTICES. NJ. II. Lowden,
John w. Smith, and II. Schooner each
give notice this week that they will apply
at the November Term of the Board ol
Supervisors for renewal of license for
their respective bridges.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

SELLING OFF.-Mrs. NJ. Z. Kellogg
will go to the city in about two weeks TO
select mn entirely new stock of Millinery,
etc., for the Fall trade. In order to close
out the stock Of Trimmings, Fancy Arii-
cIes, etc., now un hand, she will sell at
extremely low figures for cash. Pnriie
desiring bargains in that line are invited
to call at once.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

NEW Goops.-Pincus has already re-
ceived portion of his stock Of Dry
Goods and Clothing for Fall and Winter
wear, and more is on the road. In keep
ing with the dull times he proposes to
sell at the lowest possible rates, and fur
nish good reliable articles. His stock is
varied aid comprises all the latest styles
in his line. Go and see.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

SETTLEMENT NOTICES - Chas. w.
Davis gives notice in our advertising col
umns that as he has disposed of his busi-
ness here, and will soon leave for the
Eastern States, he desires all persons in
debted to him to settle promptly. Par
ties having accounts against Mr.. Davis,
are also requested to present them foi
naymnnt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25
Important Results Pleasantly
Achieved.

Although the days ofirrational medica-
ton are happily passing away, and ntelli-
gent physicians have ceased to measure
the efficacy of IA remedy by the violence
OF its effects, there still linger among the
older practitioners few of those predilec-
tions in favor of "heroc" treatment.
which it would be lucky for their patients
if they had abandoned. One of these is a
fondness for administering drastic purga-
tives, such as blue pill, caomel, jalap and
castor oil. A contrast of the effect of
these drenching drugs with the mild and
beneticent operation of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, is the very best argument that
can be adduced against the wisdom of
such destructive treatment. The old
fashioned cathartics convulse the stomach
ana relax the bowels SO abruptly and
copiouSl ~ as to weaken them. Hostetter's
Buffers, on the contrary, never gripe the
inteStlnes, but produce a laxative effect.
resembling the action of nature. At the
same time, they remove the cause of
constipation, by arousing the dormant
liver to secrete the bile necessary to
perform the eXcretive function and enable
the stomach to properly digest the food. .
Indigestion and biliousness having thus
been overcome, regular habit of the
BODY Is the necessary consequence, which
the subsequent occasional use of the
Bitters invariably renders permanent =
Every disagreeable symptom which, in
the. absence of perfect digestion and
evacuation. horrasseS the system, vanishes
under the influence of the great national
stomachic and Alternative. Health and
vigor are twin blessings that follew its
use.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

SHOCKING ACCIDENTAL the steam
saw-miIl of Mathews, Jumper & Co., on
Browns Creek, a most distressing acci-
dent occurred last Wednesday afternoon.
The lacing OF the main belt which runs
the circular saw gave way, the end came
swiftly around and striking Daniel Bow
tr; precipitated him on the saw, resulting
IN saving off his right hand. The cut
was dlagonally across the arm, between
the wrist and elbow, shattering the bone
anc leaving the igaments and muscles
rough and ragged. DR.. John Lord was
summoned from town, amputated another
piece of the arm below the elbow, in order
10 make it square, and reports Bowers to
be getting along as well rs could be ex-
p'cted under the circum stances. Dan,
We believe, is now proud that he was al
ways lelt-handed," as under the cir
camStances he could spare his right hard
better than the left. Although the acci-
dent is sad one, it seems fortunate that
II mad no more serious results.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

METHODIST APPoi NTMENT. The Con-
ference otthe Methodist Episcopal Church
recently in session at San Francisco, ap-
pointed Rev. George McRae to take
charge of Weavervile and Trinity Cen
ter. 1t is five years since a Methodist
minister has been stationed here, though
appointments have been made since that
time
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

as- THE National Gold Medal was awarded
to Bradley Il Rulofson for the best Photographs
in the United States, and the Vienna Medal
for the best in the world. 429 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

READING HoTEI.- One of the best
kept hotels in Northern California is the
Hotel at Reading, in chal ge of Barney
Conroy. Travellers uniformly speak in
praise OF the landlord and his house.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

WILL LoCATE.--Mr. John Majors,
new proprietor of the Reading and Wea-
verville Stage Line will hereafter reside
with his family at this place.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25
Take Notice.

WILLIAM WALDORFF, formerly
w in charge of our business ut Indian
Creek. Trinity County, Cnlifafnn, Is no
longer in our employ, All persons hav-
ing business with 0nr stnle at thht place,
are hereby notified that MIR. .S. Guptill
has been placed IN chnrge thcrenf, and all
payments must be- mnde Ia, aud other
business transacted with. him.
KARSKY & ABRAMS.
Weeverville, Sept. S.h. 1875. I'm,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

COOP TIME CoMING.-The failure of
.ne Bank OF California will not prevent
harsky d Abrahms, of this place, from
purchasing their usual heavy Fall stock
u Dry Goods and Clothing. Mr.. KarsLy
'' now IN San Francisco, for the purpose
o' sell citing new goods, the first INSTALL
"eot of which is expected to arrive here
"'A' week. Shipments will be made as
last as new styles arrive from the East,
10 ,''e h'm are determined to buy no old
'|'e Goods. Look out for mammoth
advertisement in week or two.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

COUNTY COURT has adjourned until
Saturday, October 9th, when parties de-
string to take out naturalization papers
can do so.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

CANON CREEK peaches are in the mar
ket. That is the only section of the
county which raised any this year.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

,a,.! oL!rlcAL ANNouNcEMENTs.-In our
t'a, t',,"'lng columns, this week, will be
< Iu ~ the announcements Of Prof. Ezra
Sns o"!r' OF Alameda, candidate for State
III ~ rpI''"'enaent of Public Instruction, and
l. non, -, Elijah Steele, candidate for Judge
eo,I I' District, and resident of Yreka.
sn ini p"''es have received the Republic.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-09-25

SINGING SCHOOL closes this Friday
night with free public exercises at the
Court Room. Prof. Rutan goes to Yreka.