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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
Board Of Supervisors.

MONDAY, August I'd.
The Board met in regular monthly
session.
Present-Supervisors Hinds, Grey,
Evey, Allen, Palomares and Machado
"a full Board George Hinds in the
Chair.
In the matter of the petition of r.
Tweedy and others for change of road
in San Antonio Township, the follow
ing order was made: That the order
declaring public highway there is
hereby rescinded.
Report of County Physician received
and ordered filed.
W. R. Dodson was appointed Con-
stable in El Monte township, vice Ell
lis, deceased.
The office of Constable for Will
mington township was declared va
cant.
Petition for the appointment of a
Constable for Santa Monica township
was referred back to petitioners to rec
tify informaity.
The report of the viewers on a road
near Lyons Station was received and
the Clerk directed to notify non-con-
senting land-hoders, and case set for
hearing Sept. 18th.
The report of the viewers on the
Santa Anita road received, and same
ordered.
Report of the County Treasurer re-
ceived and referred to Finance Com
| mittee. Ea8
The plan and specifications for the
bridge across New river, at Sanford's S
crossing, were submitted by A. A.
Polhemus and ad ,pted.
The Clerk was instructed to adver-
tise for proposals for building said
bridge.
Petition for road at Cafiada del Orno.
The following viewers were appoint
ed: j. L. Bacon, Pablo Pryor and L..
! Seebold.
The District Attorney was Instruct
ed to condemn land of John Adams
and others, at Anaheim, for road pur-
| poses.
Adjourned.
TUESDAY, August Sd.
Present - Kinds, Allen, Evey and
Palomares.
The Finance Committee reported
as correct the report of the County
| Treasurer.
w. Borrowe was authorized to carry
out the grade adopted by the city i'll
front of the Court House, OH Main
street.
The viewers of the road from Nor
walks Station to Workman's Mill
was received and Clerk instructed IL
notify dissenting land owners.
The petition asking for the new
township of Fountain Valley was filed
and set for hearing on Monday, Sept.
9th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
Arizona items.

A fine short-horn Durham bull has
just been brought into the Glla valley
by r. H. SAKE. The animal was bred
in Kentucky and is closely related to
the bull which was sold few months
ago to the partner of A. i. Stewart of
New York, for $4,000, to be sent to
England.
D. A. Bennett, H. E. Macy and
Messrs. Ewing aud Curtis, capitalists
of Tucson, arrived at Florence July
30th, and have left for the Pinal silver
mines.
A halfway house was erected last
week between Florence and Plnal
Camp for the accommodation of trav-
elers. A good-sized hotel, to be named
the Mansion Hou-e, will soon be erect
ed near the hunting grounds, where
there is an abundant supply OF noun
tain water. 1t will be popular Sum-
mer resort.
Four new discoveries have been
made within four miles of the King
mine. They have been named the
Centennial, the Prospect, the Iron
Clad, and the Dearmitt. These lodes
are all rich in silver. The surface crop
pings have assayed from $40 to 81 900
per ton. One hundred miners are
wanted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
STOCK REPORT.

BY ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TELEGRAPH LINE.
Especial Dispatch to the Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 3.
The following were the sales of stocks to-
day:
MORNING SESSION.
PACIFIC BOARD.
1,275 Ophir. SOS, @ ~, $751;.
2,i2O Mexican. s2s, S27s4, s271zz, 80; s2s14,
$50.
SIS Gould & Curry, s2s1s, se9; BSO
lio Best & Belcher, $40, s7O1a, s691a: B 8.
80 = wage, Sl60.
80 II liz & Norcross. s59,5, $50.
Gu Chollar, S93, S9.L.
255 Crown FONT, S5ok, $36, 1861.
Is Jacket, S9}, $9212, Sas
525 Imperial, sl3, sl314. sls116; Bas.
200 Empire, $50, SSss :.
30 Kentuck, s 81.
10 Alpha, s2it9.
ll5 B.lcher, S32.
1870 Con >olldated Virginia, $3.50, $50; b 30.
2l0 Southern Nevada, S2015.
44D California, $751a, S771a.
50 Bullion, SAT-
~ Uverman, S87S4, SS7.
ITO Union Consolidated. Sl0s4, sllh.
795 Lady Bryan, sllR.
OLD BOARD.
2,OSO Ophir, $40, 500.
l,S25 Mexican, 1926, $751;.
4,49i Gould * Curry, S29, SIS.
1882 Best & Belcher, ST. $7015.
SIS Belcher, ss2]a, SIS, ss5. SSH, ss21s, 80,
s3.h.
So Confidence, s27.
is is adppsaiss;4d epna sa vi2siss i sis sstI s sS. 49,
5sa Kentnck, si51a, SIS, sl7, sls7s
96i en- nre, Ss13 Ss24, SO.
rs s6 "a -avass slss, Isl sl55 $780, $40,
2,275 Imperial, sls, sl214, si21s, sl24, sl294,
IS Bullion, s57, s56, $751;, SIS
$50 CholIar 500, S94, S9I, Sg2, sos.
27u Jacket, 500. $50, 10; Ssi, ss2 SOL, se2, 5;
80 Hale Norcross. s57, s5s, s571s, s5s1s,
s5911a S6012, $50; b 8, $50
$50 Crown Point, sS,1a, $50, sS9l1, sio1a, B
10; s3s, $351a s3SA.
2l0 Meadow Valley, s6N, s63a.
6l5 G,!a, s4l4. s4ss, s'1a.
165l Tiger, 15c.
s0o South o., S73ac., S0r,
$40 Raymond a FLY. $40, $50, SOL, sO1a.
loo Jefferson, S47s, sf54
345 Poo,man, S3]a. S3a S33a
565 ureka, S4s rIS, s4s34.
l,om eopaid. $ ia, sl7ssl, SLY.
240 Empire, 37lac,, 30c.
100 Ku Klux, s55s.
270 Mahogany, IL.
$50 South Mountain, ss; B 10; s27s.
80 Pioche, 81.
465 Golden Charot, 81, sl4, sl5s.
$50 belmont, $3H 3M.
l 090 Mansfield, ~, Sln, Sl1a, B S; sl2s.
2O0 Gila, $i12.
$40 Souto Chariot. s7kc., sec.
u Excbequer, Sll0
SO Segregated lcher, 500, sl05; B 80.
63t Overman, $50, SS2.
liS Justice, $780, $l45; B S.
l 800 Union Consolidated, Sl019, Sll.
sI5 Succ n, s -, ST..
1850 Lady Bryan. Sl12, sl14.
6lO Julia, S22, Spy.
l,220 Challenge, S1L.
l,n20 Woodville, 81, SO.
$40 Phil sheridan, sl34, sl7s.
100 Alta, S3H.
lU Eclipse, $50.
1910 Rock Island, s., s47l.
l5J oregon Hill, 81, Sl34.
$40 Leo, slA: si7s.
$50 Dayton, So, s5%.
5l5 New York, S41a, S3s+.
l25 segregated Rock Island, Slas.
40 southern Hill, sllH, sll7s; 10.
los Kossuth, SOY, S214.
800 Utah, sl51a, SIG.
S95 Lady Washington, So.
lis Baltimore, S6i4, SBts.
$50 M INT, &c. CSC.
1866 Andes, SO. $50.
800 Globe, 81, size.
660 occidental, 50, SAX.
$50 Ku Klux, 81. S4H.
5s5 Caledonia, S2S, Sz7.
275 american Flat, s4la, So.
900 Tyler, slA.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
PROBATE NOTICE.
IN THE PROBATE COURT Of I

IN THE PROBATE COURT of the
] county ef Los Angeles, State OF California.
I'm the matter of the estate of Mary Strobel,
deceased. II
Administrator OF the estate of Mary Strubel,
deceased, has rendered aud presented for set
tlement and filed in said Court the final ac-
count of his administration of said estate, and
that Friday, the 9th day of August, A. ID. 1876.
being n day of a term OF said Court, to-wit: OF
the July term, a, ID. 1875. at i0eclock A. NJ, at
the Court Room of said Court, at the Court
House in said county, has been duly appoint
ed by the said Court, forfhe settlement OF said
account. at which time and place any person
his exceptions in writing TO tho said account
and contest the same, and thattbe said es-
tate is ready for distribution, and on the said
27th day OF August, an Order or Distnoutioh
will be msde by this Court OF said estate.
Dated July 2s, 1875 ..<>,~r,r, CO
/ By E. II. OWEN, Deputy Clerk. Jy0w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
p O M o N A

At once. Apply in per,on to the office OF the
Los Angeles lnm gratlon and Land Coop
erative association, corner of Temple and
Spring street,, Los Angeles.
l.. NJ. HOLT, Sec.
July 10, 1875. tyl7u
Express copy.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
II f II M = ::

Twenty acres of choice cleared land and one
good work horse or mule and water for lrri-
gatir & and wood and water for domestic pur-
poses, will be let to the head of a family or a
single man until the lst of January, 1876, for
one-tenth fall tho crops grown on the land.
The mild and uniform climate, together with
the wide-spreadng liveoaks, especially re-
necessity of building houses until the rainy
season begins, which is about the lst of De-
eember and continuing, at intervals, for three
months, but should parties desire 10 build
temporary houses, will reimburse them for
the cost of material when vacated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
SEWING MACHINES.

ALL KINDS OF SEWING MA.
- chimes sold, rented or exchanged on easy
terms. @ tesa
All kinds of Sewing Machine Attachments,
Needles, Oil, etc., on hand.
General Agency for Southern California for
Remington and Victor Machines ut Sewing
Machine Depot of
"A. NJ. ia N f =,
60 SPRING STREET, LOS ANGELES.
.myl5tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
Wednesday, July 18th,

" U~Nss~ONOyS VNsy s~Siu1
And have reduced the prices on their goods to
figures never before known In this city.
Following are the prices on some of the ar
ticles:
Summer Silks at 75c per yard, formerly sold
at 81.
Silk and Wool Pongees at 621Sc. per yard, for
merly sold at ST..
Latest styles of Plaid for Overdresses at 30c
per yard, formerly sold at Soc.
Linen Lawns at 25c. per yard. formerly sold
at 37hc.
A Printed French Lawns at l21ac. per yard,
formerly sold at 25c.
A Prints at l2L5c. per yard, formerly sold at
20c
IA French Percales at 25c. per yard, formerly
sold at 375ac.
White French Corded Piques at 25c, per yard,
formerly sold at 50c.;
And other varieties of Dress Goods too nu-
merous to mention, at greatly reduced prices
ALSO
White Table Linens, from S7t4c. to 81 per yard,
formerly sold from 75c. to 81 so.
Buff Table Linen, at 621ac. per yard, formerly
Red Table Linen, at 75c. per yard. formerly
sold at ST..
White Linen, at 371a and SOC. per yard, FORM
erly sold at so and 75c.
Colored all silk Sash Ribbon in every shade
at SOC. per yard, formerly sold at 81.
Corsets ut soc. per pair, formerly sold at 81.
A L So
Gents Suits, at from So to SIS. formerly sold
from Sl2 to S25.
Gents White and Colored Shirts, at 81, form
erly sold at 50;
And good many articles not mentioned here
and on which prices wore greatly reduced.
We invite the public to give us a call and
convince themselves that our prices adver-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
stockholders Meeting.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that =
N stockholders meeting OF the Los An e.
les City Water Company will be held at the
office of the Company, In the city of Los An
eeies. ON Monday. August is. ls75, at O'Clock
p. M, for the purpose of repeating a portion
and amending q portion of the By-Laws of
said Company and for the adoption of new
Bylaws.
by order OF the Board.
$. II. MOTT, Secretary.
July IA, 1875. jyl5 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
Travellers Home.

Departures this morning by Tele-
graph stage line for San Francisco ::
w S Title, w NJ Stoddard, r M Hus-
con, NJ Cudderback.
Arrivals yesterday by Telegraph
Stage line from San Francisco: Mr..
II Woodwork, Mr. Ormsby, r Nadeau,
Coon Spencer, R r Donnell, J Jims.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04

A CKNOWLEDOED TO BE TIE
- most desirable portion OF Los Angeles
county, Southern California, are offered to
persons of moral worth ana industrious hab-
Its, on terms to satisfy the most -fastfdious and
within the reach of men of moderate means.
Having recently purchased
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
TWO THOUSAND ACRES

OF this choice land, which Is, by actual dem.
onstration, as well adapted as any In South
ern California to the successful culture of the
banana, orange, lime, lemon. English walnut,
grape and other fruits and vegetables, will be
sold at
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04

The great rush at the "City Of Paris'
continues. They are turning out hum
dreds of packages daily, fact which
goes to prove that they come up to
their word and that their advertised
prices are real facts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04

"valley View" near San Gabriel Mission
Los Angeles county, Cal. mys
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04
5000 Acres
or THE
r ANCHO AZuSlTA,

Including the old Mexican homestead, begin.
ming VIII re he San Gabriel river emerges and
extending Westerly along the Southern base
Of the San Gabriel mountains to within four
miles the Mission Church and Depot of The
Sou'hern Pacific Railroad and is traversed for
five miles by the location of the Los Angeles
and Independence Railroad, which Is now
being rapidly constructed This land is
abundantly supplied with pure mountain wa
ter, for irrigating and domestic purposes, by
means of n large ditch, extending from the
san Gabriel river along the base ofthe noun.
tain and dcwn the Western and southern
boundary. from which the entire tract can be
easily MISUNDERSTANDING 1t practicable to
produce abundant crops of grain, tobacco,
melons, potatoes and vegetables of all kinds
planted at all seasons OF the year. This fact
was clearly demonstrated by the heavy frost
early in last April, which visited localities in
Los Angeles county with disastrous severity.
while on locations on this grant of land, SINH
larry situated to large portion of the entire
tract, the young potato and melon plants and
the tobacco and tomatoes there perpetual
bearers) were not affected, and the old home
stead vineyard and orchard, clothed in their
new and well advanced foliage, escaped en-
tirely, while the vineyards in the valleys be-
low turned black from the blighting frost.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-04

Thus affording persons seeking homes in our
delightful county of varied soil and climatic
influences, an opportunity OF selecting locali-
ties for themselves ana friends with practi-
cal knowledge OF all the surroundings, anu in
the meantime spend a delightful summer and
Fall at o moderate expense and send their
children to good public school centrally To-
Gated.
The adjacent mountains and mesa lands
abound in quail, rabbits and other game, and
their streams are tlled with mountain trout.
The thrifty farmers of the neix hborhood can
supply, at q moderate price, the forage, grain,
milk and butter that may be required, and
grist mill, propelled by water power, now IN
course of construction on the premises, Will
soon be completed:
Two years experience in California has con-
yipced me that the choice ,well-watered lands
In favorable localities are being sold at prices
far Inadequate to their intrinsic value, while
dry lands that are destitute of irrigating facil-
tiles are dear at any price for agricultural puf-
poses, the purchase OF which by persons who
are ignorant of the facts, blight the hopes and
absorb the fortunes of many good men,which
has prejudicial effect on the large immigra-
ton now pouring into this favored country
from aIl quarters. Hence IL Is j make this
fair and liberal proposition, SO that all who
embrace IL may not be deceived.
Norman G.. Jones,
| "valley vlew," near San Gabriel Mission,
Los Angeles county, Cal. myS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-06

Previous to the ratification Of the funding
law by tho people q number Of the creditors
OF the State av ailed themselves Of its pro.
visions. and now that the binding force of
the law n placed beyond question presume
most Of the Other creditors viii como for.
vat6 to fund tbeie honda. 4 difficult
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HDUsk OF eEpkRsEHr.r,vs
OecAh3 ORysA ProeAAA,.

SecShS ORyss Proeeedjpxa
hoUsR OF RKPKKsKsrAa,,,,
"ev Os!sans. January s. 1s7s.
The Hsuss net ps+susn, 70 adiourn,ne,,
ane speaker being sbsenA Mr.. MstAeva
% 1Snsas. vas sailed 10 the chair.
1ae roll Being called. the following suss,.
oers responded totheif nafness
~ Messrs; Armstead, Butler, Baker. Ca,v;lfa
GGrawford, Connsughton, Orury. Dav;dsnn'
Dewses Dekacey, Dickinson, Demas M;
e9Hto, Grant, Gracien, G. II. Hin. %. q HI; Si'
oseesas deaeres HSpsskes. iourds;n1 -
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johnson, j. J. johnson. Jones. n -
Lane, Lowell. Levisse, Mnrrey r.
| Mathe VS., Marie, Parker. Pierssn. h
| ter, Piles, Randall, Ray, Rssg So
/ sutton, Southland. Snaer. Sartain' SWJ
Tyler. Triplett. Thomas, Wilson, S1sdl
Ward, Wright, York-A. e
| Fifty-fous members present =. -
quorum. =, s.
Prayer by the Chaplain. -.
! 1.-THE Speaker assumed the cna,f.E : &.
NOTICES OF BILLS. -,
Notices were given thas the .os.. z
! entitled bills woule be introduced =, Is.
future day: ~
| BY Mr.. Cain Sartain: 80
An act to repeal act Nc. 81, ,else, =. -.
! private markets in the city Of New Cal o.
BY Mr.. +. Jones Yorke: -
An act entitled an act for The sesse -
taxpayers Of the parish of Carroll vaa 6 4
slflowed in 1874, and FOR other pyyss y
BY Mr.. E. w. Devices:
An act transferring the parish u rra
River from the Seventeenth to the -.
eenth judicial Distrios of she sa,s O.
Louisiana. 90
By Mr.. {. 4. Snaos:
An act Tor the selieg of the sc iTesxn -
the overflow.
An act entitled an act Co estaAA3 u
house for the accommodation of tAhs
people in and for the parish of 81. .Iasns =
BY Mr.. Baker, of Bossier: -
An act to fix she salaries and IN.
parish judges.
An act to fix tho sees OF sherifss- sss.,.
and constables. -
An act to prescribe the mode of obssni6S
license to sell spirituous liquors in
les than one quart, and fixing penaAasa -
it's violation.
By Mr.. George Drurys
An act to remove certain obstrrcssuu
navigation at the mouth of the BsesaI
fourche.
The journal of the frss days process
was corrected so as TO state sAx
Devices, of Red River. nominated ~
Hahn as Speaker Of the House, and tn
proval was postponed until to-morrow.
Upon motion of Mr.. Devices, 81
River, the seats of members, az pssal
by them, were retained by vote Of n
three yeas to twenty-One nays.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Demas, of St.
the papers relative to the contest
Chenau against L. Leblanc, of the
ward, parish of Orleans, were refal
the Committee OF Elections and q
tons. s
The following named gentlezne5
unanimously elected ~ ofieers
House:
4. e. Hole. minute clerk. # M
c. Z. Bowman, assistant minuf
John Gair. Sergeant-at-Arms.
Il. 3. Caldwell, assistant serS
arms. .r.
w. y. Mudgott, assistant ser3
srms. SEs
Mr.. Snaer. of iberia, preseutoi
from Mr.. WilliaA nj
his seat ~ mem6ec
PARISH of Iberia, and moved tha6
'e referred to the COMMITTEES Of
md Qualifications, and that the
'e notified to present his clain1
! day as practicable.
Carried.
Upon motion Of Mr.. Dewee n.y.
River, the House adjourned untfI
It twelve O'Clock NJ.
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HHERIFES
Widow Frasee!s Tepesss =

Widow Fraaeo1s Topenoe N
~ =. i. lamarTa.
TCOURIH D0TRICr .C0URT QoM
IL Of Oreane. No. BIZ vixtuS * T.
seizure and sale to me direefe4 ~ hnaeoa15
Fourth District CcgEf = lfoh % G.
at public auction, ct tho WGaGhanl5 GH8
esns' s1Ssnaass :,1 rssS esss
this city, on SATURDAY. lslfuSES
wit y, Ssf sIFsSIT -ss ~ Ts7 *{s5 '1l3 p
4 CBRTAM Lot on 0nounna =
Faubourg TremA. In fhe 0ocolA DE-
city, desa9nAted BY tho u1mboR tUon1
the square number sixteen, bounded 81 ~
Johnson: IT. Philip and Calves Streets O. ~
drawn by Gir0ux and A. Castaina -
the office Of Ad0lphe Masdfeau, ~ 80
public in this city, - paen nuGbor Aves ~
lot OF ground is of an irregular form. ana Dsn1GHn
IN American measure thirty. mine feet tvD frea.SS
nve lines front on Dumaine street one nnnS~I
ana seventy feet deep the line nsa5.,ee -
Haivez street. one hundred and eighty fsgs -
men four lines deep on the line nearent to Jobus0
street, and ninety nine feet three inches Scry lns
VIDE on the line in the rear; toge, her with ii a.
ssrv1tudes, privileges and all other Sd, Az, sens
gnnereunto belonging or in anywise apper AR ~
Belng the same property which The late, an.trS
FRANCOIS Louis Lamarre, deceased acowsrxa =.
purchase from Mrs. Aurore Eulsie Dodayr w. D.. q
rhllppo duesnOn, per act passed, beforx sr1.a
DreyiOus notary public in this city o. Az, ~
teeb tn Of February, 1862. w. -'
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE wgGGsSsAG
jas IL 20 fe6 ~ - i 81 W 'e"iEs
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Au&uste %'autier rs. ElZeara o., Dvvuss.
Nh DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAH.sf, sSt
~ orleans NoalOO.-By virtue of a wit OF - ,s.,,,
ustie1 Court for the parish OF Orleans in tfs ts,s
emitted cause, will proceed to sell az 49,
auction, at the Merchants and Auctionas, -
change, Royal street, between Canal ard STutrs--
mouse sfreGts in the Second District of tsas IF
On SATURDAY si February s. 1875, at twers : go
-! LOT OF GROUND. situated in the Ts'ys ,4.
~ W". .! thls city, IN square bounded By U.gtvI.
OF. Ahihohy, Love and Craps streets wb;eS IN. -
srouna measures, in American mtasu,s 49,
teet 'front.' on History street. by one huudr .f mi
hStny seven ret ten inches five lines III as,,A
oe'"een parallel lines, as the same is dea5Tunt,T
on on plan made by q. A. de Armas' SurTaS1r =.
1ss fourteenth OF September 1852 deposit.L .s ss..
lie in this city. o. <'ot-'cs Pip
Seized in the above suit
amorm. ana conditions. In cash e0g q 81 ass~
S ouht 10 pay the PLAINTIFF claim say r,,,. TIT.
oIed and seventy three dollars ard 1birsr go.
S ara, third cents: with eight per cent sy,s,.%
10 Nove mber q! 1874, until the day of -, - t,s,.v
per cent attorneys fees, all costs of sn;t p ~
axes 81 que on the property sold N-A" A~
promissolpy nct sr 70 assume the paynas az
ny mortgage and vendors lien on said y,,r.n.1ss
m"nth. " oyer. H. 1873 and payable siEis,x1
elsht per cent fsom date until paid sind ,e.",S. =
WIN IN act OF sale and mortgage exerrr, - -
plaintiff in favor of defendant, on The twepa w 80
OF November 1919, before Antoi, - nar. on1a
ihs public in this city and also to asa. q
.ne Obligations Of said ats Of sale ans Ts,.s.c.
Aeys fees in ease of suit etc. SO eene Sssss
.nv ana the balance of the price of adiudi-aorr
The property should after dass she Prize aae
eaid fees costs aud Taxes in cash w. y. sSs sNnS
Win inte,s Sn:unS o. the said planners .ls.s
fe 'In ard absvs described, Chen t.e ny,,Ss
pay me plaintiffs aforesaid rash cla;.n 80 .
a se the ssoresad described na.. n-.. At
'AeH1'sAs "s she balan.e OF his Bid ~
EUGENE WAGGAMAS
las, - GSsn sperm of tla Parish Of S,t ssssa
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Ada Bahan vs.. Felicie Desincs s~sS
fp,s.nS.i sTklCr CoURS FOX. sisK rsRls,sa ~
80; leans No 5967.-By sirtus ~ :.
F,fth i ha. to me arected by ehs a.noeas,s -
ah"xs district Court for the parish os orleans r ~
suct" entitled h cayse viii {. cell IT. ssnss
ssnauge Royal street, between Cana, .n4 go
cit. streets in the sesone Vis.rIIt al -
..n. On MONDAY. F+bruarV L Igz: a. ~.
VICES ~i,s NJ the following desesS.a ,ssS *
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-06

AeeIslAtuIes Z has IL al you can 10 N the
| matter. Farther subsidies are out Of the
! question, and am. besides, prohibited by tho
constitutions! sm.ndmrnt recently adopted.
SORT 81 PHILIP CAsAA.
sek 1"us Yrsmpt attention to any lneas-
uses that may se laid before you designed
to strengthen che hands # cur sepresents-
si~s In Congress IL urging the national
gOvernmt Mt t. undertake the construction
/ Of u ship ranai az an outlet for the eoin.
rnsscs Of 'h- Misd.sippi river. either by the
k way IL Fort St. Philip Or by any ethes
route that may be deemed practicable.
STATE CHARITABLE sNsT1ru11osA
The sOndiioD u che vasisus charitable
Institutions Df the State demands your i'm
mediate attentions The appropriation made
;"r shesupport OF The Charity Hospital In
this city hss proved entirely inadequate to
tho maintenance OF that institutions h ia
heavily in debt. and but for the benevolent
intervention Of two VI tho directors. wko
ha<c pledged their individual credit for the
debts If the hospital. the many sick and in.
iured people VIA are sheltezed and cared
fos within ,,s walls must have been tusned
cut into the stfteta. and the kospitai .tself
closed. The State Insane Asylum, tho
Blind Asylum. snd the Deaf and Dumb In.
.'uut. are IN pcsrly the same inanciai con.
ORION. TIE dicsat~s q humanity sequire
shss speedy and effective eelies should be
afforded to these mssitorious public ipstitu-
tiOpAs
TIE BOARD Oh AHAIrA.
BIZ fooeAh deciainnn r. ehA nous>A n, p.