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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for the ss hoiirs
ending August eth, 1875, as reported for the
HERALD by Judson, Gillette & Smith, Ex.
amihers Of Title, No. SO. Spring street, Los
Angeles: ..Hi st-'' - .-
A. Denny ct al. TO D. L. Phillips.-Lot s,
Bellevue Terrace, Olive street; 500.
Immigration and Land Association to f.
Pearce.-Lot l6, block IL, Artesia; SI1O. ~ =
Mary Strobel Estate to +. +. Mielenz.-
Building lot o, Of the Strobel Homestead
Tract; $l20. eifai sagQnIG ~. nfiW SOB.
Sheriff to II. T. Hazard. d.--Interest of G. w.
bIaca hacarS IN aas or qE ~ PI1ek g. and IN
streets; 81, ,593 20. 0s q d4fs. y l...aE5sfEE 8 Ea
II. T. Hazard to ]. H. Jones.-Interest OF
grantor In block last above named.
j. @. Downey to f. Pearce.-Lot IA in block
10, and part OF lot 8, block IA. Downey City;
w. Kalisher to ]. G. Carmona.-Part of lot
10. block 81, Ord's Survey; $3, ,0Oe. H.
II. King ct al. TO X. II. EaltOn ct al.-Slxty
acres in Sec. II, 7. s., Il. IA W., South of city;
So,o0o. 3l 9g9az 9u IlIH u g
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10
Sudden Death.

On Sunday Fritz Mentz, driver
for the New York Brewery, died sud-
denly. He had been suffering from
measles for some days, but would not
quit work. On Sunday he drank two
glasses of ice water, while delivering
beer, and in one hour was lying q
corpse in the New York Bakery. He
had been married but three months,
and leaves bereaved wife to mourn
his loss. His funeral took place yes
terday afternoon at 5 o'clock and he
was followed to the grave by large
concourse of citizens, headed by the
Turner's and the Fire Department.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10

Prof. Steen gives grand public ex-
hibition on Saturday night. This Is
probably the Professors last public ex-
hibition prior to his departure for Eu-
rope, he having number OF sick peo-
pie on his hands to whom he will be
compelled to devote all his time for q
few months. rGE 9eEltl ia.i
Work on the railroad from Anaheim
to Tustin has commenced. A bridge
across the Santa Ana river is to be
built, the county furnishing $4,000 of
the necessary amount and the railroad
tae remainder. The bridge will be a
wagon and railroad bridge and quite a
substantial structure.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10
Passengers Coming.

The following is the list of passen.
gers per steamer Senator, which left
San Francisco for San Pedro yes
terday: r e Weishing, B M Spencer,
TT Little, c Ross, J Doyle, Rev ] H
Feale, Miss Mcconnell, ES Parker, C
Reittler, "A Glassell, Mrs ] M Stewart,
Mrs Wetmore, HI S Parcels, wf and 2
children, w H Porter, N johnson, w
H Pike, r w Crothers, s Weight, P
A KiIgarff, Miss Kilgarff, Mrs Broker
and child, w Kisor, j GWhite, wife
and sister, Mrs Bradley.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10
COURT REPORTS.

County Court-O'MELvENY.J. -e ~
SATURDAY. August.
Burns VS.. Bryant-Verdict for defendant for
costs.
Lips. Craigue 4 Cows. Peter Foley.-Habeas
corpts. Ordered that defendant pay Into
Court $3.50 found In his possession ,whereupon
he was discharged.
Mareno VS.. Manjares. Continued until
Monday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10

Prof Chas. N. Steen gives private
seances at No. 6, Lafayette Hotel,
every day between 8 and IL A. NJ. and
l to P. N. He will tell the past and
future. a~E ff'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10

Probate Court-o'MEIvESY.J J..
SATURDAY, August Z.
In the estate Of +. r. Pittman.-Letters of
administration issued to Amelia X. Pittman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10
OLD BOARD.

I055 Ophir, s691s SO. $685., 81; B. SO.
' sSs aoaia sei ssa Curry, sss ss, $685. so; ,ssx,
s25A. s2SA; BIO; NJ; b 30 ! I5t.g'
26Oo Best 4 Belcher. ss5. s6i1l, s61sI; 8;
's 3 asssse q ss sisS ,lss. s,ss, sls ,l4, q.
20 Crown Point, sss12, @ @ sss, ssiN. a'l
5 Chollar ssS. siOl, slO2, slO3 slo4, slos. slO2,
400 Belcher, s2a, s2s14. s2911s.
$50 Overman, $77, $78, $77La.
2,235 Lady Bryan: 81. s2H4, s2}l.
220 Dayton. t514, S.
4S0 Alpha, S26, x26I ---
2tlo California, $751; $50; 40; ssS1l ses94.sSs,
dSS ISS ssuccor, 81, sl55, slN, Q
2s5 Kentuck, $is2, sIsN, $751;.
los Consolidated Virginia, $3is, sS49, $3.50; B
l5Julia, 81, s21a. #9
!75 Empire Mil, $50. $50; B 30; $s7s.
$50 'S' souihsrn Nevada, va is,IIis ils,l, sla
$50 Union, $40, SS1S. E
sos5 Imperial, slla1, sl2. sls; 80; sl21l sl21a,
i Is JiSSstici, Si SIPS NaaE
l70 Caledonia, so, $50. sH
es5 BALTIC, IS. 3s3, s5ls.
0S0 Jacket, $50, $S21s, $93, s9i, s95, $y6. s97,
ssS Utah, sl5. sl51l; Bso; sl4s1.
3e5 Silver Hill, ,.slsIa. sl05S, si64. -,s, -
20 Eschequef, s2o7H, s2o5. =. liis4s{iGlI
Is Segregated Beichsr, $685. - = - afs@
l75 Knickerbocker, $3sI, 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10

A stamp you can't buy-the stamp
of a gentleman. s,,fa .v.1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10
STOCK REPORT.

BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINE.
Especial Dispatch to the Herald.l -
."f ms SAN Francisco, August 9.
The following were the sales OF stocks to-
dav. at p 4t'ftA ..'.e= p -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10
Chicago and Northwestern
4tlg Railway. a;5.oa
THIS Is THE BEST ROUTE EAST.


Its track is Of STEEL RAILS and on It has
been made the FASTEST TIME that has ever
teen made In this country Bythis routs pas
choice Of the following lines from Chicago:
BY THE PIrTsBURG. FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
WAYS, age3ay tts.'r e,aa orff flfige- Ia,
Z THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull.
. man Palace Cars through to Philadelphia
and New York on each train. u'.g =" 'p'e.
4 THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman Pal
i ace Cars to Baltimore aud Washington.
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND CONNEC-
TIONs (NEw YORK CENTRAL AND
ERIE RAILROADS): fpefft5f. .teoa
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pal
. ace, Drawing-Room and silver Palace
sleeping Cars through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL, GRAND
TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIE
AND, NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL
WAYS: ~ e...,,., ~. - -. -,
. THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pal
- ace Drawing-Ro Room and Sleeping Cars,
through to New York, to Niagara Falls, Buff
falo, Rochester or New York city,. hiiaBd q
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD:
q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull
q man fulRce Cars Tor newark, Zane6vfllS,
Wheeling, Washington and Baltimore with
out change. .s
This Is the SHORTEST, BEST and only line
running ), Pullman. celebrated. = PALACE
SLEEPING CARS SANDCOACHES, connect
ing with Union Pacific Railroad At OMAHA
and from the WEST, via Grand Junction,
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and
Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed.
Comfort and SAFETY. The smooth, well-bal.
lasted and perfect track Of steel rails, the cell
ebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the
perfect Telegraph system of moving trains,
the regularity with which they run, the ad.
mrable arrangement for running through
cars to Chicago from all points West, secure
to passengers all the comforts In modern rail-
way travelling. No changes of cars and no
tedious delays at ferries. ViHG.is auH3lu
Passengers will find tickets via this favorite
route at the General Ticket Office OF the Gen.
tral Pacific Railroad, Sacramento. id H4
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket 0f1ces of
the Central Pacinc Railroad. 15'ii 11- 2
w. H. STENNETT, Gen. Pas. Agent.
MARVIN HUGHITT, Gen. Sup. ffi!.L.5.
H. p. STANWOOD, General Agency, 121
Montgomery street, San Francisco. aus ly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10
MORNING SESSION.

~, MORNING SESSION. 49,. +.
UIa ,h9i,qPACIrIc BOARD. 11 .s3HsihB
LIS ophir, se71s; $50; B 10; sss1S, SO; B5
$40 Mexican, ,.s25sl Z, s28. $255s, % II 1'5FIi I'm
goo Gould 4 Curry, s25s44, 925h, ..,9I-.
7oo Best & Belcher, $e51 S65s4, $65, s6s14; B s.
2l0 Savage. Sl42, $i4o 0i5tI F'b fl-il
100 Hale a N0rcross, S575z. gf .@fe a
100 Crown Point, y25, $35s2. . =+t
80 Jacket, 389, 6S9H.
20 Choiiar, Si62 Il iEdI s as9is4 Jd 1s
e Imperial; sllsis sllhJD ID eHG
go Kenluck. sr71s, sf,. p
100 Lady Bryan, S21z, s2,$. CON .
20 Caledonia, 82SHlz, 40. f...=f .#t1 Jo y4i
50 Buliion. Bulih H. ~ edi Ij h9.al99d
90 Southern N syada, $40, SlS5<. - Jea-7''
90 California, s69N. $ps, s6s1z; sB3. sa9
i~ 0toNn' eosinoPoii'3h' 1vc. GgJ4os - 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-10

This Is the SHORTEST. BEST and only line
running Pullman. celebrated PALACE
SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, connect
ing with Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA
and from the WEST, via Grand Junction,
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and
Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST. -
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

Tse Law or lsrs9AfxRa; II. s,l.-
sers 40 % Mt I've s1ptsss sstice 70 ~ B
erarv srs ouas1srsd - wishing T. ~.
q II any ssbecSibsrs ss1er tie liaes..;:..I
aaee of their. neWspap0rs, the publishs, -
.oat;nus % ssod tAea sstl III asrear,s..
psid.
the;r uewsospers from The olice "a ..
ssev are directed. tie law holds them -.
sisie sntil they bsvs settled the bilh. ~ =
lerrd them disooatissed.
i. II subscribers remove to other 49,.
~;fhout isfoemiaG the publisher. and tn ~
:. rr,s arc s~nt tn the losmsr lirsctis ~
are heA resp"nsible.
< The courts have decided that refas,. !.
t.te newspspsrs frsm the sllic-. or rers,;.'
.r1 Having them aneslleJ Tor. u prima ~.
e,;lrnce VI intentional fraud
6 TIE eostmssIes Who p-gleets TO ei,a 4.
Ieral ustiee Of the sesleet u . persos + ~.
from the once the newspspen sddreoarl :
him. Is liable 70 the publisher for the ssbee,;s
ton price.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

SL,.;o.s crimes. | might snus
g :: y. s,, nv own life, s. son e. 8
!: as ~ World cannot, that g 2 oe...r J.
y . .nS r ts;s explanation j. On my Pr.
vo,nn.syd that. while | deny having :;
s. ess.;.ted tie immediate crimes 2.
os;eh am convicted and en- abon a;. -
ssfisr death, or Of having q any uDs
|or taken the life Of my fellow I'LL san'
~ Common mons sense compels me- to under.
s sn. and and recognize the justice o
, to law which holds me responsive
CO. CIV the innocent lives lost in the pros
e .ra ,t Of my unlawful calling q TOP,
h herv The threats Of revenge when
have been made by some Of my friends =;
threats to retaliate BY ontrages on
communities at large. and oy the =.
sa,sination Of my captors. the jury
Who convicted me, or the oincers VINO
have prosecuted me or have he'o "e
= +
as q prisoner, are
Fooliah and Wrong,
For all these people have merely rep
resented the law, and have acted 10
the interests of society. BY the course
threatened you could do me no earthly
good. but only bring yourselves IN Tue
end to my own fate.
TAIN Warning
Then by my fate and change ycnf
course If life while you may ], H.
burcio vasquez, now about to pay the
penalty of a misdirected life. say this
to you, my former companions, with
the solemn carnestncss OF a dying
man IiBrRcio 'AsouH-
Witnesses: John NcGoniglc. Tbeo-
c. Wincheli, J. n. Adams. Geo, 4.
Beers. II. 5. Fcote. w. H. Collins,
Jno. 4. Ethe., 4. Sc'lman.
Conclusion
yasqucz has been visited today by
all his relatives, his attorneys and a
part of the jury. He says he will die
game and does not accept much re4i-
yions council All rumors Of rese,e
are false. No signs If it are seen here.
4 large number of officers are here
from all parts, and reporters from
many papers The scafIold is up and
everything is in readiness
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

Board Of County Commissioners

OF Boss~ county. Idaho Territory. vt meet u Rec.
uiar s~sss"n 81 the court hoass IN Idaho Cssy. On
Monday. the ssh Asy - Ayrsl, ISIS.
1hs, bsin. the arss Nooday in aasA meath An r..
counts ~ other nssss~rs coming hssueo sasd bs~&d
sooald b. aisd With The Caees prior ~ tAss sasss
All scrounss and papers must b ssenlsy v~ssArSd
70 Insure action saereon. nd - bsl wtu d pe~>en
led usissss,l The fees Ass paid
SA90 NoasAsrs. C,ssa
1oAHo Csrr. March IL. iSss-sa
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

L Easies. B. X. fliMsathsi. 49, = 49,
Green Aosstsoo. Ad1iastoa nuaa. - 0ea,..SSe'
ccnn, s'oes nd Norris. Aosas beassss q -
ING o0ssnsas - ~ ssnotss Nina Coe.oss !.
All psssoes holding % caAs,niug iIeos a 8~>
1890 s.sse tie psssasess a. an - q g. -.
cursss -. as,no Iseosy. sst!issA Al Aes ~ =
=. Decaaosr IL. lisa. end ~ sssuDl -. 1rss.s.
- apon sAs so,lowiag qnarts le6eea- toeveH.r
s,.aI .ss napsosemeoss sAsssss 81 ap0sssssssses
:. the Iowa ,edee. being sousesea S.sS,se -
seessh: I'D lsslas es1H9 s1ona6ra - ~ -,
:, osnss's IN or.ssss osssk pIsassa. Il - oa.es,
certain ..ss ~. - ~ = 49, s.a..rsclaa .
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s.nn'ns IN scsthvvSesFly A1pxstoa -
ss,a ., .Ss s sao1s.ns rs .sd xsAssssly s@
twenty ave sces IN The Ora extenss. - ~ 80
: -. 'ess Also ofeesn huudss1 ~ IA - -.
: 20, ssd.e Also afssrn hundred yee4 n ~. -
i,.s-sr - A'so snssn handrcd s<<s In Is. isax
ING ~ ledge Also asss-n Anndse.i ~ - ~ -
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sod liz s.f .sa s.,as sssss.sss q
.sa. c-rsas sssss y - s. .Sr: a1ossd Aso
S .s Sassss nin q said Bosss Niri"s n...s =
os.sseensf dsscethed Aiso IN c..... o0paay
erto.S M - s .r below sasd i~ess sao.Sc ~
..,.sy ana sd s.e,S"s' ss;sssss.s .A:.s.s
kn".a = u ''lA,ta- Ntnins sS-ss. 80 Mill
sssS out x'sa sasassss. spaes q IA ss.s
ise. - ~ 49, nh sos The coMssaisus vrsS.
~ - soeeA iss1v1ys - - - A.. - - ssaan.
i ~ eesa.oed pteA = srcssS - es@.e aaAsss
blasSss;.s ~. -. - + ssniaa osdaay. ~ ~
p1sss.a1sss Ia|essSn, y - s.gsssslnea6 ga :
ss.ssasas.sA. - go i.sSs ~ sse :. = -
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- s -. los6. - - ~ : ~ -. 9 -
- - = 60 i11ns.rs5 - r 81
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26

church, six more distinguished me'
whose names are known to you, whO
have shown themselves worthy o. INC
high honor BY discharge OF ePiscoPa'
function with zeal, fortitude, prudence
and learning, or BY hearing cruel per
secutions with courage and consistency.
We intend to create FIVE other Card'-
nails if in the dispensation OF the good
this Holy See should become vacant
before their names are divulged they
will he decked in codicil attached 70
our will. We decree by apostolic au-
thority that they may have the right
of action in passive participation IN
the act of choosing our successor.
The five Cardinals reserved IN peAo are
as follows: Monsigniours Rocca
viletlesch, Raudi, Ninno, Simcone and
Antici Mattel.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-03-26
ger Adyerisfmentii.


TO ]. h. CLARK. W. \. PRICE.
l. J. jpnk. J. c. For ". c. Cromwell. and ell
whom IL may rxsscrrn zoo Are h~rrhy notified that
I. ]. G. For. hsvc done she fsal asnrsMi at vert
qEir~d by the lag al Coasress Il Isl, and amena
fa~aia thefwso. 10 w!i.
Eighty $50 DsiiAss
~n.sA or, the als scah w~ss .xsen~sca IT the ssss
us the West quasss iedee. sisssAsrd Aalvrs HUI
nov tno~n - nanner District. Hoss~ coansy Idaho
TERRITORY: and yoa sr~ he-~sy r~quased - rAy 70
sne all assessments Against you the soeesh
- with the cos; 81 shis adv~ssissm~nt uisAn nsnsN
~ Ei asss frssn the dssc h~.ssa soevsvs se5eai
all al yonr right title interest and clssm Ia 10 aud
upon. sAsa star al the w~ss anasa ,edec. prcs4-
d~d for hy tho s~s ai~pve j. ccsn~d
lpAno cTTr. !. 7. Jan. % 'sss. J. (. Fox
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30

by process of law compel them to turn
the water back into its natural chan
mel? The vineyard has the prior claim
to the water If it can be shown that its
supply is from the canon, and its fall
ure after the water is taken out in
pipes will be evidence of that fact.
The loss of the water to the homestead
purchasers would render their land
utterly worthless. Properly the vine-
yard ranch should have been part
of the homestead, but as IL is not no
one should purchase foot of the land
until the vineyard owners forever
abandon all claims to the water of the
caf1on. This guarantee may have
already been made, but if it has not it
should be before the land is sold.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
A Chilean found In his Cabin Horri.
bly, Mutilated.

SAN RAFAEL, January 9th. "A
murder was committed on what was
called the White Ranch, eight or nine
miles from this place, about o'clock
yesterday. The murdered man is a
Chilean named Joe, who was, until re-
Gently, in the employ of A. Mallard.
Joe has had trouble with his neigh
bors, and was arrested on Christmas
for firing at one of their houses. At 8
o'clock yesterday neighbor went to
his cabin in the redwoods, and found
him dead, with his body horribly
mangled and mutilated by blows from
an axe. In the house was also found
a man of middle age, who had in his
hand bloody ak, but had no marks
of blood on his person or evil
dences of having recently engaged
ina struggle. The body was cold and
the deed must have been commit
ted two hours previously. The man
fuddled with liquor and appeared to be
stupid and dazed. He was arrested
and brought to this town and lodged
in jail, but showed no sign that he was
aware of being accused or suspected of
great crime. He was unable to tell
his own name or give any account of
himself. 1t is very improbable he had
anything to do with the matter. The
deceased was man of violent pas
sions, was addicted to drink, and when
drunk was q very dangerous man.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
The .rilton.Beeeher Case.

New YORK, January 9th. the
Beecher case yesterday, the cross-ex-
animation of Moulton was continued
by Tracy and ex-Judge Porter. He
was questioned with regard to certain
letters and documents in the case, and
as to how Titon obtained copies of
certain letters, but no material infor-
nation was drawn out. The examina-
tion was interrupted by Moulton re-
ceiving dispatch announcing the
death of his mother and after brief
interruption he resumed his testimony,
both side agreeing to getthrough with
him and let him GO.
Counsel for defense endeavored to
get in d letter from Clark, published
in the Golden Age, with view of
showing the poor financial condition
of the paper, and that Clark consider
ed Tilton a great drawback to the
paper. Me Court ruled out the letter.
The wiksess admitted destroying some
letters of Beecher to him, he supposed
Intentionally. He denied saying to
Mr.. Swan that Beecher and he wit
ness) had got into controversy and
one had got to destroy the other.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
Washington News,

WASHINGTON, January 2Sth.-'rhe
House is at dead lock on the Civil
Rights bill. 1t may be broken on
Monday by mere majority. TO
avoid such contests for the future, a
new rule is proposed, which is that
when any question is before the
House, there shall be but two dilatory
motions entertained--one to adjourn
and one fixing the time to which it
shall adjourn. There is some appre-
hension that an extra session may be
necessary, but probably not, if the
night sessions are devoted to busi-
ness.
1t is conceded that the Interior De-
partment must apply to both Houses
of Congress for money to pay for the
legal services under the McGarrahan
resolution. Houghton holds that no
legal proceedings can be instituted
under existing laws in which McGar-
rahan can intervene. He regards
the House resolution as entirely inef-
fective.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30

THE Star has apparently convinced
itself that there is nothing in HoUGH-
ToN's bill, so far as a change of route
of the Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany is concerned. There is, however
one point on which 1t has not yet ex.
ercised its sophistry. In their con-
tract with the people of this county,
the company agreed to com.
plete their road from the North
to Los Angeles within five years from
November, 1872; but in HoUGHToN's
bill they ask to have the date of COM
pletion extended to 1885. Is this all
right and would another subsidy oil
100000 prevail on them not to go into
Congress sometime between now and
1885 and ask to have the time extended
to the year 1901?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
NOW READY.
[NEW EDITION.
Los ANGELES COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
Its Agricultural, Manufacturing ana
Mineral Resources Geographical
and Commercial Positions-Its nsar-
bsrs. Railroads and Railroad system
statistics Relating to Climate. Soil,
Products, Etc.
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This edition contains thirty-two pages OF
double column matter, every article OF which
is descriptive OF some thing or some part OF
Los Angeles valley. The following are the
titles to the leading articles: ''I,os Angeles
County and Los Angeles Valley" "The South
ern Pacific Railroad;" "The Los Angeles and
Pacific Railway sour Railroad Wants.
.ssteamers Rail and Stage;' "The Assessors
Figures y "spadra and the Surrounding Coun-
frv.v "The Ell Monte District "Ios Nietos,"
.Wjlmington.u Anahem. . sSan Fernando"
aCentinela Colony p compton, ,""The Tustin
Settlement,u .ssanta Ana," "Cienega and La
Ballona,v "westminster Colony" "semi-
Tropical and Other Fruits,' "Fruit Drying
Works, . "what Grains Flourish Here" "The
San Gabriel Valley" POTATOES in Los Ange-
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aMlnes in Los Angeles County" "Mines in
san Bernardino and Inyo Counties" "Mar-
BILE Discoveries, ?" Petroleum Oil,""Ciimatic,"
.FueI, Water, Gas;" Ranks and Commerce."
ssPublic Library "Schools in Los Angeles
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California than can be found in any Other
publication. 1t will be sold at fifteen cents
per copy--the cost of publication.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
ButIer's Telegraph Bill.

WASHINGTON, January 26th.--The
Postal Telegraph bill introduced by
Butler, of Massachusetts, yesterday,
proposes to declare all telegraph lines
post-routes, and the Postmaster-Gen-
eral is authorized to advertise for the
transmission of Government dispatch
es, as carrying the mails is how adver-
tised for. The bill also requires that
the rates for special news dispatches
and commercial news be the same, and
in no case to exceed the rates charged
press associations on the first of Janu-
ary next. Rates are to be uniform for
similar service.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30

MR.. S. G. FoY, of this city, yesterday
received letter from his sister, who
lives at Lawrenceburg, Indiana, in
which she says at the time of writing
the Thermometer marked eleven de-
grees below zero-forty-three degrees
below the freezing point. The lady also
inquiries why it is that while we are
claiming that ours is the most healthy
climate in the world our papers are
filed with physicians cards and
apothecary advertisements. The why
and wherefore of this is thus: Los
Angeles is the resort of invalids from
all parts of the world. Doctors go
where the invalids go, and druggists
are essential to both doctors and in-
yaIids.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
A Generous People.

The following kilograms are worth
reading if only to show the kind of
people who live in California. Marys-
vile was flooded and many of her citi-
zens destitute and suffering. TO her
appeal for help the following answers
were returned:
SAN FRANCISCO, January 22d.
To the Mayor of Marysuilte:
The committee for the relief of suf-
ferers by flood of the city of Marysville
are hereby authorized to draw on this
company for five thousand 5000 dol
lars in aid of the poor and destitute.
CHARLES CRoCKER,
Vice President G. 2. r. II. Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-01-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
IN the meeting OF the Common Council to
be held on the 4th day OF February, 1875, Mrs
Maria Louisa de Sepulveda will apply to said
Common Council for quit-claim deed to lot
No. in block No. 8 ofOrd's survey ofthe city
OF Los Angeles.
Any person objecting to the granting of said
quit-claim deed must file his objections In
writing with the Clerk Of the Common Council
at least one day prior to said meeting of the
Common Council. M. KREMER
Clerk of Com. Council of Los Angeles City
Los Angeles, Jan. 28 1876. ja30 td*