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, 1875-06-07

We print this morning the full tcxt Of three
interesting sermous, delivorod yesterday
III Chicago pulpits. The Rov. Non-
Enr Col1YEn had for hia topic "A
Good Hope" and ita valuo to man-
kind, M compared with tho bonelts Of fr,i-
ton tho Noy, EDwAnp SULLIVAN, OF Trinity
Eliscopnl Church, in treating Of " Prayer
anl Grnsshoppers," camo to tho rcseuo Of tho
Governor Of Missouri, mud approved Of his
proclamation while the lley. NORMAN A..
M1LLEnn, of tho Wicker Park Congregational
Church. spoke in behalf Of "rlo American
Sabbath and its clRims for observance.
, 1875-06-07

BHERMANsB TERMS OF PEACE,

Va Called attontiou .o,uo davs 400 Ia tho
croot ,nistnka moda 1v Can smyrvsy whon
ho n,,1ortoot IN Ito colo,rotod .rootv ,si,l,
:Tor .To,rssros in North corolino r., anr;l
1eo1 to reconstruct thu nahc] gtotaa md
nat.,a oi, ,,,,o.t;aru sooia, n.y., .,o,;,,a., ,,,
oo1t1o at' H"ooI.o'' eo~'H' """ k'Atet''' e1o"-
ing Out OF tno war;
Un1et tho SfgnMAN-J unNBToN agreement,
g1oyarp ,yna n ha rsr,,ntnn+c1. III +ho MI;
~, c...n G..t. -
Aeha VI a1o Soa]aosh otatea "eie W w HaAt-
anteed in their property hB 1t wins regulated
by State Constitutions and laws. Il will te
-,x..., 49, c...,,,..., -. 4S..u -
subject to their ratification BY the authoTitisa
at Washington, whD promptly reelected thom
What wa vial, x,artlnu!arlv at sh,a TINA IL tn
:, ~ ". "" f .-s.
eaii asteataen 70 hosie"AA' eAa"ostaaasJ
BtAtement made by Gen. SAEAMAH, to the
eiroot that those terms were known to md
,oro nr,rovo1 hv t1,o rrin o;nn1 ot1,oar, NJ +1,o
! army. anu that some OF taeu, notab'y dena.
JouN j. LOGAN md T. z. DLA1n, urged thai
, 1875-06-07

~ - AAaA W tt<9AAIV eAtsS tsAO = eAssH.AN~
Pres 1ad accumulated n n,ass Of historical
mud statistical datn concerning tho lies and
lia7a Of Hlains befoze 1t assorted that Mr.
So-axD.So, resident Of Portland, WIS tho
biggest ]inr In tho State. The person so
kindly noticed without cllargo felt aggriaved,
and naturally aued for ton-thorsand plaster
to cover up tho alleged hole in l,is char
actar. Theroupon tho undauntel Press en-
tored plea Of confession and avoidance.
This imposed upon it the task Of proving to
tho satisfaction Of tho twolyo mon good aud
truo that so-ANp.So Was not only bnd and
untrue, but that lie eclirsed, surpassed,
ontsllono tho efforts Of every other
resident OF Ataine. This was q g.
gautio task. Lying 1as not beon
considered especially characteristic Of that
section of the country, but 1t unfortunately is
characteristic Of human naturo, md human
nature provai}B thereabontB. In fart, it il
not difficult to rocau certnin cnscs Of a1nino
nlendacity. trhero nro people there who say
that tho " Maine law has Suppressed drunk
enness, and that poor fanaticnl NEAL Dow
has been tho snyior Of America, and that
3taino would go Dcmocratio in 1872 and 1874
and 1876, md that tho protective tariff which
has shut up. al! tho sl4ip-yartls Of tho State
was good thing for tho community, md
that tho minority Of Maine Custom. Houses
wero good for anything except to provide
aafe retreats for battered politicians, etc.,
etc. An innumcrablo throng Of instances
i'll which truth baa been crushed to
Sraino earth will suggest Themselves
, 1875-06-07

Tho Boston Iimes t1links TINT tho Hon.
JOSIAH Quincy is very witty 1nnr, nntl re-
lntes as proof Of this, mud with aba,na'ant
ita1icG, TINT, when wooden pnEomcnts wore
being discussed, ho suggestoll TINT tho CONF
mon Council ''Khoull lay tlseir homla
together" It is n pity that syDsET sM1Tn
saitl Ibis arat, aud it WIS especially nnkind in
him to mako q hotter joka out Of 1t than his
iuttt ofor did
, 1875-06-07

An aged spinstor Of Savannah. Ga., Mis-
Many TE1rA1r, n daughter Of ex-t'ov. IEt-
rA1n and WHO died Inst week, III her will de-
yised 10 various religious, educational, and
charitable institutions III Georgia lcgacies
amounting to .ntaI Of over II 100000.
, 1875-06-07

Some mora would-he politicians hare sue
cu,nbett TO tho rage for secret political socie-
ties mud al1hahet- sxhansting titiea. IN otts-
wn organization Aas been Incorporated as tue
"kAiyhts OF &C." and proposes to form
lodges over the whole country, inculcato the
patriotic principles Of 177G, md regulnto
American politica. It is not yot stated what
ot1lcca tho Ottawa Knights propose to run
ftr fl1n1nsp1vnR
, 1875-06-07

In the great international racing event OF
the European Continent, the Prize Of Paris,
contested yesterday, French horse was VIC
torio,,s, while The English thoroughbreds, Tho
cream Of tho racers throughout the Kingdom,
failed to got place, being nowhere near as
tho 4inish
, 1875-06-07

The Indians left Washington for homo on
Saturday. The negotiations with them will
probably be entirely fruitless, but the scalp
ing season. delnycd by the backward weather,
is now at hau,l, and thero is a flint chance
inst their enjoyment Of it may lead to soma
vigorous warlilso rlengurcs That will snvo 1sH
tho necessity Of doing anything more for
these particular braves beyond burying them.
, 1875-06-07
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.


Postage lrrpnii mt lflls 0frr.
1'n!. 1{csr..."..el3M3 Wssh,r; ss"r'''.S 1.nns
fti.Nrrklr...:... Httu Gtft cnlns''.''st. 'Hs s
SUNDAY Etittna. Ton eof'oa.....'''s Af'VU
4tnubic e,thot..... H.UDi
f'Afta o! scar 1t tho saIne Fato.
WAsrFb-tlpe srtfso afrnt In each toNn Ann TniAse.
Et>.clAI arrans q sricus tn'le with sucl.
hpcc1n,en cnptr4 bent firm.
Versezent delay an nIiAtakrs. 10 mira and Fsve ross
Otica add,rss In fulf. including ktao and Connty.
as bc made tIlho bs draft. r.prosa. Foat
Cn< order, nr In II gtstcsotl letter.. at rsk,
TERMS TO CITY RrnscRInEns.
t,sity dr.rrsd EnnaAy csrnn'cd ~ ronts rer wrtk,
Lh;J1, deyerc, SnnAhy Included. bD cant. pss Woek.
Addrsat THE TRIBUNE ttMPhSY,
EoIusr ltnti.on nnI Draslurn-sts.. GhtcaRo. I'll.
, 1875-06-07

Tho 81. Lou,s Central Daptls. iB 70 afflicted
With splono1io bigotry as to object to the recent
decoration Of tho graves Of dead eoldlors on
Sunday, which itpronounoos desocEAtion Of Tho
"Babbath-asy." II eayss
Iaat buulAy 1900 pseno met at Jefferson n,rrackH
to decorate the graves Of tho soldier dead. FsderaL'
and Confedsratsa met togcthsr-0en. SHEHMAF Prs
!ent Flowers weso htsewu, speeches 1nadc, aAd tnn
day, there wns somathlng to roulmulnt. hut taetn
would have beon, eyen then, great loai % condemn.
It waa uesecrnt!on. Many thoughtful Feoph
came hmay mortified md indignant No1s May y:
tho dead rent in peace, OF honor them when 1ou 60
Another day than sunday should ho chostn.
Why smother day than 8unday7 Sunday ls tho
fret day OF the week. Tbs aevonth day Ia she
"Ho,y Sabbath" and that Is Saturday. Look q
your plble, sis.
, 1875-06-07

The Chicago produce markets were staad-
fcr on Saturday. Aoss pork was in fair de-
mand, and 100 per br1 higher, closing at
e1o. Is oash, and 910.s0 for July. Lard
wiz modasatsly sotiys, aud loo por 100 iba
, 1875-06-07

LAFAYETTE CHAPTER, Nm. 2 II. 4, M.-SptcIsl
xusk IN he r. aud ii. y. ttR,c" nx Gr,nr q tho H. r.
, 1875-06-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

BIEMtsftEs THAT FOR TEN YEARS MAY HAVE
h.. ncol,natlns ic taeS ht ihiy rsIunrrh "
''IArdt Hnpn Vi Youth" and hnr eunplczlon rnnlor'
ti itr.Il aut fktr. lid ty all d7HE4ast.
, 1875-06-07

National aold.banks azs gaining tn popularity
In California. There 40 nov eght Of shsm "a
operation ID that Stats. They hare capital q
94, e1Q. 600, 1oans and discounts of eo.429,S0A
, 1875-06-07

There has occurred Ia patta, obaarvaa II az
change, within two months, = scene such ~ to"
Fronchmsn bare over Witnessed bofore
poacsfui md chn.ty interview In dranng~soofnl
hosween II. TulkRs, tha lata chof do IotAft"
and Marshal MAoMAuoN, his succosaof. For
eighty years, the predecessor Of the French
Ohief-MaRlst1ate for tho time being has usually
bssn = refugee In q foreign country. In shoSs'
Tho aitustion iooxa more hopatul thAn e1sS.
, 1875-06-07
THE CITY PRINTING.

10 shs Esi!or ~ Tbs CAfeago Ttiauns:
II bns teen repeatedly charged BY tho 1ss that tho
charter Of 1875 contains clause by Virtue Of which the
payment to Mr. lIeainy Of $4,000 TO $4,000 rcr an-
mum u revived and provided for, or con4luuod In
aomo way. Tho writer haa several 1ues brought tia
to tho knowledge Of rromtacnt nemboEs nf tho Exec-
uyo Committee Of tlu Otixona' Association who
gineered thu bill through tho Leg2.Aturo anu they
have nifosnY mated thss such provision exists III
tho law Of 1875. VIII you as the nda of your read-
ers aud the public sanorsy At rest by stating vheh
ntatonntn. II corrnct and, such psog,1op hzis1,
point ont where ID tho Law It oooutsf
Pao Boxo PppL1oo.
ANaWEl.
Tho story published by tho 1fmes, and re-
poatod 30 oftoa by othors, has no foundation
In fact. The charter Of 1875 provides, Art.
~, SEQ. 4,
Each Hoard Of tho Common Council ahall keep cor
soct journal Of la proceedings aud publish tho samn
play be prescribed by or1nance aud Ill tho city
printing shall be done IN conformity with such or
dlnancsa u tna Common Council ahall enact.
This section gives tho Common Council the
absolute control over tho entire sub hject Of the
city printing. Tha present eAartor oompe1s
the publication Of Council proceedings In tho
aks-zeitung; the eharter Of 1876. on tho
contrary, places the whole subject at tho
| discretion Of the Common Council.
, 1875-06-07

Ws have received tho following conmuu!ea-
tton,
n fas Eattar a ~ cAfrags 1tf5an4t
WILL you platAo Inform u how many, and wdo Wt1v
the po.nmAnderR.in Of tho Union afisa dnnns
the she!on And how long they we8s tn that poaiohf
pyao doing you viii greatly oelsgs ..
ANkwXH.
Thdr4 waa hut Qua Coumaudar~tn-0 0htsf OF toe
Union army during the Rebellion, and hts nsas
WAs ABRAHAM LINCOLN. le NAs uaAds CON
uAnder.ln- -Chipf By tbe Constitusioa.
, 1875-06-07

Tho fconoctasts arc sill At It. Ono bv n.
tf,oy arc ovorshroviug all tho itlola whom IN
ilava loved and royorod. Ts 1t not ououeh tb,t
WASHINGTON did not cut the troe With bin 1ittlo
iiasohot that Capt. Jona Bn17n was 10. sayel
by rooAuoNrAs: that WILLIAM TELL not oplv
did not shoot at the apple, but that Wi,1,.n
Tell nover oxiHtod7 Why couldn't thcse
fconocfasts liavo spared ua tho tomb Of ApgrAnn
and I1ELorsE7 Tho way they hayo dcmoitahcd
1t IL this: 4 movomout HaH rocontly made II,
Paris to appropriate Il, 900 francs for tho restor.
alton Of tito tomb nni grave OF tho Immortal
loyors. It has been defeated, however, by tha
Municipal Counselor, II. VIALEEr-1r-puo,
who Ina shown, 1rat, that tho atstues
which ornament Tho tomb aro fictitious snI
second, that ADELlnD and NE1oME arc not
buried In Pore Ia Chaise at all! Tho crowds Of
gushing young creatures from thia country.
therefore, WHO hAye followed thoir guido-book to
tho sncrod spot and wopt copIously over the
graves Of tho unfortunate lovors. havo eled their
toarB tn vain over bones and ashes which be'ob,
to no ono In PARTICULAR. T4ua hnvc hla roman
tlc lovers OF four centuries beeu fooled. Tho
1oxt thing we R!,hl hear from these iconoclasts
probably Will DO tbs assertion that AnElAnp
nevcr lived, and that the faithful Abbeas never
guarded his remains, bocauHo abe uesof ived
either. It may at 1onat DO aRsortoa with aafes5
| that II. YiALLEr-zH-Duo will be psonouncea ,
monster by tue whole world Of youthful lovers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23
Music at Wilmington.

The concert of the Presbyterian
Church at Wilmington, last week,
was successful in netting large sum.
In the Enterprise we found the follow
ing test imonial to our Los Angeles
musi cal talent: "Professor Havell
sang and played and exhibited his
wonderful versatility in making him
self generally and promiscuously USE
full. Professor Arrevalo, who is well
known in Southern California as a
guitarist,gave the audience some most
beautiful exhibitions of his exquisite
touch. Mendel Meyer played his vio-
lin with master hand, and we know
all were charmed with the many soft,
dreamy, inspiring notes that were
ELECTED by his magic touch. And
last, though not least by any means,
the audience were indebted to Miss
Rachel Edelman for several charming
songs. Her piquant, graceful, self
possessed manner at once placed her
en- rapport with the audience, and she
held her magic sway throughout all
her performances. Miss Edelman
gave us all most agreeable surprise,
as this young lady has often visited
Wilmington, but has heretofore con-
cealed her charming talent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23

The report that Treadwell & Co., of
San Francisco, are closed up is not
true, says the Rural Press. They are
selling harvesting machinery and
other goods as usual, although much
of their large stock is being sold, it is
said, below cost
The steamship Costa Rica, of the
Pacific Mail line, will stop at San Pc
dro on the 3lst inst. for freight and
passengers destined for New York,
Europe or South America. When the
dredging is completed, Wilmington
as a harbor will be the best on the
Southern coast.
Messrs. Foster, Howard & Co., a
new firm in our city, are fitting up the
store room at No. Arcadia Block,
and will shortly open an extensive
stock of builders material. The new
men are of the right stamp and they
will be welcomed as accessions TO our
business community.
Mr.. M. d. Madegan announces him
self this morning as a candidate for
the Office of County Assessor. Mr..
Madegan has filled the Office of assist
ant assessor for number Of years and
knows every nook and Granny in the
county like his A-B-Cs. He is, more
over, universally popular, and he will
be good man to have on ticket.
The new school houses at East Los
Angeles and at Brooklyn Heights are
being furnished. The woolen mill
school-house is being plastered ard
the Georgia street school-house is
nearly finished: The improvements
in the Spring street school-house add
much to it's capacity and comfort.
These new school facilities are great
inducement to Eastern people to settle
in our midst.
Efforts are being made to erect a
Methodist Episcopal College on the
commanding grounds just West of the
reservoir. Sixty-two acres of land
and twenty-five hundred dollars are
already subscribed, and much more is
in prospect. The proposed college will
cost $50, 900, and will be an ornament
to the city and a monument to the
enterprise of our Methodist Episcopal
friends.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds fled for record for the q hours
ending July %, 1875, as reported for the
HERALD by Judson, Gillette & Smith, Ex-
Angeles:
Manuel Lopez, NJ. L. Dominguez, Jose s.
Lopez, Manuel Dominguez and wife, Joseph
Laventhal and wife and Rafaela Lopez to Jose
de Anas,-Interests of grantors In Rancho
Rincon de los Rueyes;- $50.
]. W. Haverstick to l.. w. Fish.-Lot 10, blk
|, South Santa Monica; $500.
]. w. Holman ct al. to o. w. Childs.-An
undivided One-sixth of the Howard Vineyard,
West side Alameda street; $1,000.
q. Cunes to G. Garibaldi.-One-halfo OF NV.
IA of 35- acre lot 8, block 45, city; $50.
M. Morales and wife to J. Garibaldi.-Lot A,
l2Oxi65 feet, corner Wasp and Bull streets;
also interests OF grantors in lot 8, block 43 city
$3.50.
City toF.v.C. Mondran Tax deed to lot
In a abOve locality.
Lots and 2. four acres, in amberin tract,
city: lot |, block &c. Ord's survey; lot corner
of Main and High streets; Eass part of lot 5,
block q; 82-lO0 acres on East side San Pedro
street, near Wolfskill orchard; 10 feet square
on North side of Second street, near Fort;
CITY to G. Hanson.-Lots II and Is, block q,
between sand, Temple and Cemetery streets;
Felipe Lugo to Antonio Maria Lugo.-Cer-
tain Interest in Rancho San Antonio.
T. d. Hancock and wife to II. Richter 50
ll-IOO acres West of city few milesi $3.50.
p. Beaudry 10 Pierre Ncolas.-Lots AZ and
As in Ballesteros tract, city; $500.
Jacob Gregg TO I. Il. Wickens.-Ten acres In
Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana; $500.
J. d. Farris to Farmers Merchants Bank.
seventy acres in Los Nietos; $4,000.
T. d. Mott ct al. to John Chevit.-Lot Is In
block b of the Johnston tract; $3.50.
]. p. Jones ct al. to Mrs. l.. A. Hubbel.-Lot
L, block l4S, santa Monica; 1891 I5
Same to q. Barnero.-LotT, block 1877, Santa
Monica; $3.50 so.
Same to Moses Norton.--Bond for lots N and
o, block l7O, Santa Monica, for S72.
Thos. Atwell to Chas. Grucer.-Lot 8, block
Q. East Los Angeles; $500.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23
Passengers per Mohongo.

The following is the list of passen-
gers who left Los Angeles for San
Francisco yesterday on the Mohongo:
j L Thatcher, L Cordona, ] S Warner,
J Warner, A Mcconnell, Mrs Preble,
Mrs M E Hewitt, Sister Antonio, Miss
Chase, Mrs Church, Mrs G P Hunt, G
E Quigley, P Mullen, Mrs e Cald-
well, A s Dubois, D Stuart, H Ack-
ley, wife and child, G Merriam, M J
Jacobs, G Nichols, J w Oulton, q A
Lowery, w Jackson, G Kern, w H
Whalen, G Mason, Ky Vow.
For Ventura-A B Reed.
For Santa Barbara-T Bannerman,
A E Spenola, ] Lupe and wife, J M
Roche, n d Gregg, R B Symington,
E Heralda, w A Thomberg, wife and
son, Reyna, w III Pedlar.
ForSan Luis Obispo--Mrs Campbell,
] Cappe and wife.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23

an unjust assessment was referred to
the Committee on Finance.
The petition of Ylario Ybaria for
quit claim deed to bis land was re-
ferred.
The petition of J. w. Potts in re-
gard to condition of city lots on Tenn
pie street was read, and the City At
torney instructed to prepare resolu-
tions for grading city lots. The sale
of the lots was referred to same Com
mittee.
Two blunder-busses were ordered
for the new engine.
The question of allowing Chas. E.
Miles salary was referred to the FL
nance Committee.
The Fire and Water Committee was
authorized to employ help to see that
the public hydrants are in good order.
The grading on east side of Fort
between Third and Fourth was ac-
cepted.
The assessments for work on Fort
street, between First and Temple,
and between First and Second were
read, and the City Attorney was in
structed to take the necessary steps.
Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23
Travellers Home.

Departures this morning for San
Francisco by Telegraph Stage line:
Mrs J Anderson, A K Dodge.
Arrivals yesterday by Telegraph
stage line from San Francisco: Messrs.
Furrey, Herdman, Schubert, Wales,
Hosic, Churchill, Harland, Davis, ST.
kers, Foster, Stafford, Cook, Brown
and Mrs Ward.
Arrivals from San Francisco yester-
day by Coast Line Stage Co.'s line:
F A Weeks, S M Warren H G CThOmp-
son, R p Williams, J Duyado and DIR,
Mrs McLain.
The following passengers will arrive
this morning by Telegraph stage line
from San Francisco: VIM Hamilton,
d w Parkhurst, Forney, Hardeman,
Schubert, Wates and Hosic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23

Prof. Chas. N. Steen gives private
seances every day from 10 A. NJ. to 10
P. NJ, at his room, Lafayette Hotel.
jy22
Howe and Singer and all kinds of
sewing machine for rent at three dol
lars per month, at S. Hellman's, No.
s spring street or No. 95 Main street.
jy22 2w
The Bazaar, corner of Main and Re-
quena streets, has just received an I'm
mense stock of new goods, consisting
of clothing, dry goods, boots, shoes,
hats, etc., which they will sell at bot
tom prices. Call and examine their
stock. mi
Again we say to the public that the
dissolution of our firm is without
doubt. We must and have to raise
money out of our present stock and we
advise all who are In need of goods to
call Immediately and we guarantee
that they will save 25 to so per cent on
their purchases.
MEYERsTEIN & WINTERS,
jyl7.2w Prop'ts of the Important.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23
COURT REPORTS.

County Ceurt.-.O'MELvENEY. J.
THURSDAY, July 22.
People VS.. Casey.-tirand larceny. Nolle
prsequi entered by District Attorney. Dis
missed.
People VS.. Jesus Moreno.-Grand larceny.
Peel, A. Ashbrant, John Morrison, James
Laymon, L. Anzar, NJ. ChOynski, s. N. Talk
ington, +. A. Mcneil. w. w. Jenkins, J. Zim-
and sentence to be passed on Monday, July
Seth.
People VS.. Guy. Grand larceny: Jury
sworn rs follows: l., Duke, g. NJ. Jenkins, g.
w. G. McClay, VIM. Tedford, Frederick LAM
bourn. WHAT Dalton, B. l.. Peel, A. Ash
brant. Verdict that the defendant was insane,
and prisoner discharged.
Walker VS.. s.Plummer.-MOtion for new trial
and order of stay granted until determination
of motion.
Adjourned u2til Friday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23

lSpectdt DtsihtcH 70 Me 6eFdtu.I
SAN Francisco, July %.
The following we're the sales of stocks to
day!
$50 Meadow Valley, S6sz, S84.
30 Raymond & Ely, sag, S48Ll.
90 Eureka, s571S S55,.
745 Jackson, S2ljl.
100 American Flag, 81
80 Ploche W., 81.
l6j Belmont, S33I.
go Phoebe, S2L, S2Ix.
275 X. K, S657E.
leo Chief of the Hill, 4Oc., SOC.
425 Prussian, S2H.
IL Leopard, Sl7.
720 Mansfield, 25c., 4c.
l0v Panther, slh
sou Tiger, 75c.
255 ella. s4s4.
10 Jefferson, S4%.
500 WebfoOt, 621ac.
IS South Carolina, size.
255 Golden Chariot, Sl7a, so.
so Mahogany, sl3a.
80 Empire, SOC.
$50 Poorman, s315, $334.
1000 Pauper, Csc.
GO Illinois, S454.
lS5 Mint, 35c.. 32ISc.
800 Kossuth, S2E.
$50 Oregon Hill, s22l4.
385 Andes, Si54, S45s.
100 Segregated Ro, k Island, S71zc.
$50 Prospect, sI12, 81.
450 Leviathan, 621Ic., 6oc.
$50 Cosmopolitan, 40c., 55c.
600 Ward, S25s, s21a.
go Wells Fargo, l5c, 14c.
200 Pacific, S2H
aoo IN Niagara, 75scs:, 6, s71sc., $50.
3l5 California, $50, S5gs4.
470 Ophir, s5i.
600 Mexican, s2O]l, S2O1S.
60 Savage, Sis.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23
Wednesday, July 20th,

At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to nominate candidates for
the Assembly and for county Offices, to be
supported by the Independent voters of said
county at the coming election.
The apportionment Of delegates is based on
the vote OF 1873. Delegates will be elected by
ballot, and all residents Of the county ore
qualified to vote at the elections hereinafter
called who are in hearty sympathy with the
reform movement and who will pledge them
selves to support the Peoples Independent
Party in the approaching county election.
Elections for Delegates to said Convention
will be held In the several voting places on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PEOPLES INDEPENDENT
COUNTY CONVENTION.
The County Central Committee

or the Peoples Independent Party for Los
Angeles county call County Conven-
tion, TO be held at the Court House, in the
city of Los Angeles, on
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stockholders Meeting.

~ Stockholders meeting of the Los AM e.
les City Water Company will be held at the
geles, on Monday, August 10, 1875, at o'clock
p. M, for the purpose of repeating portion
and amending portion of the Bylaws of
said Company and for the adoption of new
Bylaws.
By order OF the Board.
s. H. MOTT, Secretary.
July IA, 1875. jyl5 I'm
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NOTICE..

AL PARTIES indebted to Meyersteiu
- & Winter, of the " lmportant," are po-
litely requested to call and settle their ac-
counts by the first of August, as we wish TO
wind up our business by that time.
MEYERSTEIN a WINTER,
jyl5 aul Props "Important,r Los Angeles.
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Probate COurt....O'MELyENEY, ].

Probate COurt...-OMELyENEY, J.
THURSDAY, July %.
Order of publication and notice to creditors
filed In case of III. L. Batchelder.
Notice of posting of application for letters OF
administration ON estate OF John Dorm filed
by Mary Jane Dorm.
Order directing citation to relatives In the
guardianship of Pedro de Cells and Consuelo
de Cells on petition of Josefa de Cells for
guardianship.
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WA N II E ID.
A man to take charge OF n hotel at
p o M q N A

AT once. Apply in person to the office OF the
Los Angeles immigration and Land Coop.
erative Association, corner of Temple and
L. NJ. HOLT, Sec.
July 10, 1875. jyTu
Express copy.