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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-23
Foreign Grape Cuttings For Sale.

EORTY different varieties, among which
] are the Black Malvaisa, Zinfindel, Rose
of Peru, Black Muscat, White Chasselas,
Fontainbleau, Fiber Iago, Muscat of Alex
andria, Berger Reesling, etc-the best TO be
them within the reach of all. Send your or
ders in time. Address, ID. RAAB,
Los Angeles,
Or see me at my place, South of the Indi-
ana Colony. novl0 3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-23
Assessment Notice.

7 OS ANGELES IMMIGRATION AND
Ia LAND DCO-OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,
Principal place ofbuSneSS, Los Angeles, State
OF Calltornia-Nutice is hereby given that at II
meeting of the Directors held on the 22d day
of Novemb Der, 1874, an assessment of five dol
lars S50p) per share was levied upon the cap
ltal stock of the corporation payable 10 the
Secre tary of the Association ut his office, No.
Spying street, Los Angeles, Immediately,
and delinquent on
Thur .day, December ssrh. 1870.
Any Stock upon which this assessment Shall
remain unpaid on the 23d daysof December,
1873, will be delinquent and advertised for
sale ut public auction, and un less payment is
made before, Will he sold ON saturday, Jan
uary s, 1876, To pay the delinquent assessment
together with costs Of advertising and eX-
penSes OF sale. J.. NJ. HOLT, Secty.,
n23td No. Spring ST. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-23
Preliminary Announcements.
CAUTION.

To all parties found manufacturing or nslng
any part or portions of the Union Gas Cas-
patents without the written consent OF the
Company, is hereby notified that suit viii be
brought for damages and for infringement of
patents. UNION GAS COMPANY,
San Francisco.
san Francisco, Nov. 1lth 1915. III i'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-11-23
Ems Angeles Ntrala

THE DAILY and WEEKLY HER
AID has more than double the cir
culation of any other paper published
in Southern California. Business men
recognize it accordingly as the best
advertising medium South of San
Francisco.
, 1875-01-21

REroRM. :. The New York Herald
which il not only the ahlest et.ited jour
nal in the United States, but the fre-sf
from purity bias, recommended to the
Republicans several measures Of refm M
which would do mncn towards restoring
that party to popular favor. The first
is Constitutional amendment limiting
the term of President to six years and
prohibiting n reelection. The second is
stated as follows;
"Another great and salutary measure
which this Congress can either force
through or put npon the Democrats the
responsibility for its defeat, is civil SER
vice refoi m in it's most desirable shape.
The OF II method by which the reform
can be made secure aud the Exeeuti re
forever stripped Of bis currnpting pat :
ropape is constitutional amendment
permitting the President to dlsmias the
heads Of departmt hts and persnns in the
diplomatic service at pleasure. but for
bidding the removal of 9th. officers ex-
cept for incapacity or unfaithfn'ness.
Noihing would do SO much to purify our
politics as the adoption # such a.
amsndmsnt. The chances Of carrying it
would bs less than in the case of an
, 1875-01-21
Summon5.

TERRITORY or WASH SaroN, o. ---i-
CoUSIx or KINs.
In ,h+ District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
frict Of th- Territory of Washing on, holding
t.r1us vt n City Of SEATTLE. in and FIR the
Counties Of King K,tsap an Snoh'a:,isL.
Martin y Ftch,i Henry G,odkind and
and Henry KrauthaI pIt'crs doing bust
mes urder th, firm raIl;e AMI STYLE of Fech-
rim"r, GoolkinG / 70, Piairti5s.
Benjamin B-rrsti, II, Defendsnt
Complain, t,l-i in th- Co',nty Of King, in
in the office "r tn Clerk of sad District Cont
The United >tates Of .4merica send Greeting
To BENJAMIN b. RSSrIEN. Defendant.
you r. her. by r-quir 4 "a appear ia an nc
fion hrorgh ag; inst on by the sb'v- named
plaintiff. III thr District Court of the Thir,l in
iical district IL the Territory Of Washington,
holding ttrInR At thr ti'y ~ Sestfl-, in the
Couu-y Of King. kirsap sn Spohomi-h, and to
answ r the cnnl,,laint filed til rein. wifhiu
tw. MY days l,xc.u5Ivc OF th.. day Of E. rvic,.i
aft.-r thn -trvic. on you Of This summons. II
served within ;he sai county OF King: or il
s,.fv,d nut ~! thai County hut in this District.
within thirty Il y-. 9th rwSe within sixty days,
cr ja guant by d fault will h taken sgsinst
yUa. according t, I'll. pray'r of the complaint.
The said &c ion Is hrsu.bt tor -c''ter the sum
of light liun,.r d and ",,e 6ollars. g.ld coin.
with i.i;er : ironl NV NIB 10, 1873. ~ the
rate IT TEN p.-' cent pr NJ nim o., an nc -ouns
he' wern You ard the sa,l I'll in;iffs for g""ls
s j an se iveis-t 10 All Mt y,'nr qI- 1t ~ the
city uf u. Z arrl>cr california, On ur about
ti;.. 18th ,iay ( >u,' NIB r. 1871.
md ynu arc h.re' y Ioiified. that if YOU fail
to APPEAR and answer h. 9 ill ctmpi,int .,
above r. qui ed the sid il.i,.tiff sill take jltig
m,nt agairs. you fr tfn rum Il $50 ,od
c in. iui.r, Its and cost. c. riding to he pray
sr of sail omp aint go
Witness the Hon Orange Jacobs
sal !'uis' of said Curt. ant ;hs
- seal thereof. the 2lst day Of \ o
vrnber,A A q. D.l8I4.
LIB ANDREWS, Clerk.
McNAuaur L LEARy. Attys. for PHI. d9-6~
, 1875-01-21
cherif's Sale

=
I'm AND BY VIRTUE OF 4 WRIT o. ES-
i trution i-su Il ont OF tbeT e'fBce .'f Clerk
of ,ha pis.-ict euurt for rh- Fh'rtlIudicisl Dis
ret of WASHINGTON Territory h'l ing ter sat
Seat e. in and for the Counties 0f King kifsnp
nd Sn h n,tsh nn the sri ia of necemb-r.
1874, AMI tn m. dir-c'ed. in GRAIN action
wher.in Charles u. Emery, Admins at'P OF
the Fstat. of J ". Erwin. dec-ased, il Plrinfih
and F,enj m F Ball an France +. Ball and
othrrs ar defendants. commanding me that II
thu teal Fstat., h-rvnafser des rib d, should
make nc rtan julgme mt r'nd' rsd hN sail y urt
in said actinu fof til sum of two hundr-d
a, d sven dollars and seventeen cents G',l
coin $50 III with inter- st III reOn ut the
rate of Two per c. mt Per month from icc. 7.
1874 un,il psi.; as also an Atforner'6 fee of
6fty irll RS (S5O) t;ot- Coin and costs 81 suit.
snoin' ing 10 thirty one ,ioll,r and sixty Cent
(sH fO}. 1 hav.. This eth day Of Ixnury. s'5.
vi,.d rI,n,n L. tnnmb r ''ne III in Block NUN
br seventeen M in Bor ms Addition to he
City of Sratil King county. Washington Ter
ritorv up III which il er ct-d two frame dweai-
ing houses and % h r outbuii ngs: and notice
j. hereby giv.n that will. on N''ntiay Febru-
ar. Sth. 1875 at IL o'clock ia tn for,NO n of
the same lay proceed TO sell for gold coin id
Real fat by public 'utrry. in front OF tn
court Hous,. 10 r IN said city "f >..attl' for
and towards the payne ut ef sail jhIsms MT, At
torley's lee. cos s an iicr. ased costs.
I,sted at Scat le aforesaid January 6fh- 1878
Lv WYtKOrF.
frfi7s sh riif of King c unity. W. r.
G. d. Emery. attorney tor Plaintin.
, 1875-01-21


70" II the Caring table the Duke Of
Richmond incurred a debt of honor to
Lord Cadogan, which he was unable to
pay. and it was agreed that his son. q
lad of fifteen. who bore the title Of Earl
of March. shonld marry the still Young.
er daughter of Lord Cadogan. The boy
wss sent for from school and the girl
from the nursery. a clergyman was in
attendance, and the children were told
they were to be married on the SPOT.
The cir bad nothing to say; the boy
cried out: hey are surely no. 40.
ing to marry me to that d,wdy y But
married they were. A post chaise xas
At the door; the bridegroom was packed
off with his tn'or to make the grand
tour and the bride was sent back 10 her
mother. Lord March remained abroad
for several years. aft, which he return.
ed to London, we'll educated, hand.
me yonnh man, bnt in no haste to
meet his vile, whom he had never seen
except on the occasion of their hasty
marriage, So he tarried in. London to
amuse himself, One night at the opera
his attention was attracted % q beauti-'
ful lady in the boxe.. "Wbo is that ?"
he asked of n G. mt eman beside him.
"Yon must be Stranger in London"
was the reply. mot TO know the toast
| of the town. the beautiful Lady March"
The Earl went straight to tie box. an
| nnunced himself. and claimed bis bride.
The two fell in 1--we with each other on
the spot. and lived long and happily to-,
cether: and when the husband died she
a'su Ted With broken heart within Q
few months.
, 1875-01-21
= SUM CONS. !

In tho nistric. Gurt nf ths,lhird Ju iirislrDis
tricr Of the Tsrrituryof Washington hosdin,
7, rms at tn. City OF seattle. in md ior ths
Ccnn'i',s Of kirg. Kitssp aud sn..hon.ish.
"LAS y. =: sosfkhi h'ii,.,nakl n
CHARLES E. BkOw>ELL
and 5AR.AHr. .bROwNElEtE 4 a.
- ~ Asefsnts ants 7f@sN-f
Complain. hled Dc",nber 30. 1874. in the of.
hce the Clerk n sait Disnict Court { ~
Urited States Of .tmerica send Greetioo
To CHARLES E BKowSELI. and SARAH
T. BROwNEi.L, Defendants
VOU ARE HERtBY REQIIREp no Ap-
pear insn action brou ,hs sva ns. y.,u by
the above named PLANT Il, Ia the hi srct C, .urt
Of tn. Third Judicii Dis- rff tn. TERRITORY
nf washin.ston holding r~rms at lshe Ci-y oi
Seaftle, in the County Of King. far th- Countis>
Of ki"k. ri sap and Sn h ,m,>h. and to answer
the eompliins hles,thef III. NJ hFn twenty @xyt
(ex lusive of the dav of %.rvi+1 after the str-
vice on yon Of This sninmons II served within
'he said County Of King: or II served ont II
that County. but in this District. within thirty
dsys, 9TH rwis within sixty days or juiigment
by rrf ult will h. tax. aesi, st you, hccuriing
to the prayer If the complaint.
tn. said ac,i"p is brought tn obtain a COOL
andsnfhcrat deed. rsnv-ying 10 tls plain M all
I'll rishf title -nd IN. er 1t o. in or tS All hxt
certain let parcel or tract of land situar.d. w.
ing and IN ing in sid Kiss Cn iiity. Washington
Terliiory, at and near the muu' h of Black River.
xnd T icnl,rly known and de>cr bed on the
maps and platts in the Unised States Land Vf-
hcr, n OLYMPIA, Washington errit.ry. as the
DoNATIoS GL,iN H,pIsa F. BRowNELL and
his wife. SARAH T ER"wNrLL tn" defendants
h r-,b TIL same CON aiming 'hre- hundred
aud twenty acres, more or less whish right til Il
= intrr st was attempted tote conveyed "a
Plai'fih BY yonr supposed true IN lawful At
rn~y. Dext. r II, rton Of Seattle, King Comfy
". r. on thr 7th day Of January. 1s65. bu.
which conveyance wns invalid. AMI for other N
llef. all of which viii appear by ference to the
complaint herrin 4.ttl ftSr
And yon srr. hereby notified. thst il you fai
TO ,p-s aud answer III. sail complaint II.
above required. 'ht sid plaintiff will sppiy t.
the Court for q Il, cree. appointing ''omn,is
sion r to convey said land. and for such Other
equitable relief us his complaint may enti'ls
him to.
Witness the Hon. Orange jacobs
sEA.. Judge of s..i.i Z urt. and the seal
49, thereof, this o b day of nee IN.
bsr, d. 1871 s1-I B ANDREWS
H L. BLANCHARD. ds0 Clerk
Attorney for plaintin. a=o
4
, 1875-01-21
The Cold SNAP ON The FRASER.

The ColD SNAP IN The FRASER. The
Steamer, Gem came Dawn from Yale To
Wes, minister on Tuesday evening. The
RIVER WAS then clear Office. On Wed
pe>.tisy night the ice brgan TO form in
the r,ser, and ON Thursday morning y
sheet Of ice cnt the Gem through.
Lines we're got ont and she vas 4 auied
towards the beach where she sank. At
high tide the water is over the guards
The En,sfpri~s get up steam s y sYc'"ck
THURSDAY afternoon and came TO Lad
ner,s Is.a.li ns. where she lay al siigAs.
and on yesterday mprnipg l-fs forsvic-
tor,a. During Thursday night the ther-
NOME. er lscnreai % Q below z-ro F4Bera
nnri's expressman (BiII Bristol) bad to
leave his canoe ut Chilliwback and came
down over the wagon road. -Colonist.
9.h. sa5ti5 >sssti -
, 1875-01-21

Reports of Cits Treasurer and CRY
Clerk were read aud referred 10 Finance
Committee. sssa sz5a.is ~ .1ss
Report Of City Recorder was read and
laid on the table. and the Recorder in-
structed to turn the fines. which he NAV
have receivsd. .sover to the City Treas
nrsr aud tn present his bill to the Coun-
Gil for his fees.
City Ordinance No 81, in relation to
Assessment Of Gaty property, passed.
H. cButlsr. w.s appointed to collect
China poll tax. with fee of ten per
cent. on all that he may be able to COL
lect. iQd. a9aag Ffsg fassis jg~ris s.sve
City Council Rooms changed to tho
Office of Hall & Andrews. VI s
Council adjourned.
w. B. ANDREWS
City Clerk.
, 1875-01-21


OxE SuppoRrER or Military RuLs =
The ADMINISTRATION papers OF the East.
including tho New York Times and 9TH
ers. without notable exception. either
condemn or regret the military interfer-
ence with the Legislature Of Louisiana;
and this is very much to the credit of
the Republican party. which declines to
become responsible for the unwarranted
act Of military commander. The mil
itary usnrpa'ion If civil authority. ho~-
! e"er appears to just suif the editor Of
the InteiiiGncsr. who says: 1--WE are
glad to SEQ order ressMed and p ace
preserved by th- int rposi'ion Of the
Pr. sideit. md that too. whether it
trenches upon the exploded doctrine Of
State Sovereignty or not" i d.
The-moSt damaging service = jon-nal
can do 10 am parry IL 20 endorse and
defend its manifes, .er' ora. Every i.i-
tellir enti Republican, knows that the
party could not live minute ter a.
sn'ning prrtys responsibility f"r the un-
authorized net of u military comm under
in breaking up ~ psAoeshls sssembiage
of citizens claiming to be the Leg'sia-
tnre of the State. The dOctrine OF
State sovereignty il only exploded where
the dOctriue that, - GOVERNMENTS derive
their just puwers froM the consent Of
the governed" il not recognized; the
two doctrines are Identical in priuciple
AMI must stand ar fall together. "Wiih-
ont municipal Independence there car
be no personal lib@rtv." ,e{ .-,ss.s
, 1875-01-21

~ The Chicago Times Jenkins the
King sf the Ssndwich Islands thus: la
KnlakHua chews. 5.-le s. ts s
Kaiakana wears number eight boots.
K"Iakana occasionally drops into po-
e'rv. 80 4, rsu-ls l3-.3 Sd szl..- ..-a.
Kalskana plays very eood game Of
billiards. ---r-.e ..15 = 2cf.
Kalskaua has = bnd consh. like all the
rest "f us. 1-aE7a ~ e=eA-5s .-
Kalak.na's old acqnaintances are
tu-ring un in all l,arss IF the country.
Ka'aksna never was DRINK hni once
in his 'if. aud that waa at q 6.emsn' 3
cs'e'.a'i"n. 4's5. - - 's6 .euit -
Kslakana !. nothing Int a moor be
niehtsd Ksnaka. hut the Washington
officials hadn't hettar trv tn teach him
arvthinQ in draw" They might find
It expensive .aa ii -,f:-sl 81 ..if s.ss
, 1875-01-21
N0*tce.

TIRE SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF
tue Srockhnl 'ers OF the S.a.tle 4 vnlia
Walla Rnilruad and - transportation Co,up.uy
will be- held at ,hn Off q # lafd (nmpany in
Sea'fie. on Monday musry IL, 1875. At ono
oc"ck- p NJ, for fhe purpose OF el, citing
ooard "f trustees for the ensuing year, making
amendments to the BYLAWS. and transactino
such other business ~ may come before ths
meeting. a full attendance is desired
ROSWELL SCOTT. Secretary.
, 1875-01-21

W The forty gentlemen who COM
pose The Frisco Argonants range from
har tenders to rreachers. At recent
meeting several candidates were black
hailed, when a member. rising with dig
nifty. snid: IF this things a-going TO
he run by starch necked B,bte whackerx
then I goes in for row." His hypoth-
esis being granted. he went in.-Cin-
cinnnti Enquirer. ,ga-Ii elF i7
, 1875-01-21

~ This ia story the Whitehall. n.
Y, Times telIa: I" Az DIVER, If the
Sandv Hill Herald. was standing at the
railroad depot at Fort E iward lately.
cnnyensing with friend, ie felt some
thing jerking nj the loon of his congress-
cniters. He turned quickly and discov-
cred the baggage man irving TO get a
checs st Az through his eniter Ionp.
which he had mistaken for the handle
Of Saratoga trunk." -at c
, 1875-01-21
~1n sonthwe~trrn Misson,i !, ,oc,

~ In Southwestern Missnuri a local
genius has written Of the pecn'iar instr
tn'ions Of the section in the following
rl,ymstsca strain: "He found rome
and picke.. it up. and With IL walked
away; it happened that tot'o,her end a
horse was hiiched. they isay. They
fonnd tree. and tied the rope unto a
swinging limb; it happened that the
other end was somehow hitched to
him." hHtaes ~ 'li 11f1.g-
, 1875-01-21


MAIDS LTD.-The reclamation of n
very valuable tract of lind upon one Of
the Scotch rivers w,s mule in a yerv
simple m .nner qnite recently. Stakes
were driven int, the mud y, the waters
e,'ge It regular intervals parallel to tho
course of the, river. Between these
stakes branches nf trees and b-ush. .were
thickly matted or interlaced. .sTbissim.
pie contriyance resulted in the deposit
NJ every tfgh water Of large quantities
Of silt aid mnd until ut last AN embank.
ment Was thrown mp. without any fur.
ther expense. snfii lent to keep out the
water except NJ high floods. The land
tins reclaimed was sown with grasses.
AMI is now used for grazing cattle and
is valned at $500 per acre for this pur.
pose alone. There are thousands OF
acres alo' g-ide Of onr rivers, both
npon the coast and inland. which might
be reclaimed in this or similar ways at
very little expense
, 1875-01-21
fuart. ,,Soa,ia. Dispateh.


Tar CANADA, PAczF1c RArLHoAD.- 4
Telegram to the vict ria. CotosiA. dat. I
! Ottawa. Jan 8. s~vs: {. Steel rails f.s
the svancouyer Island portion Of the
Pacific Railroad have been purchased in
England and will be shipped by the
manufacturers next month t. Esquimalt,
Nanaimn and Cowichan.''
This ia an earnest that the Canadian
Pacific R,ilroai will be- built in the
shortest practicable time. and will se-
cnre the great International t-nnxporta.
ton which the N"rthern Pacific Rail-
road might have commanded if it had
been completed in the time It might
have been under proper management.
The British Company 6rst counted ,he
cast and then proceed to the work in a
hns,ne m inner. intent only on bniid-
ing the road between snch points and
on snch ronfe an will best promote the
interests nf the road and innre to the
pnblic benefit In this view they select.
ed9hd established their terminal points
at either end at already established
commercial centres and from thence
they commence their work on basis
which commands the confidence Of cap
italists and assures success Hat the
American. COMPANY. with its nun'ficeut
snb.idy, acted upon the sains principle.
instead of making the road sub idiary
to private and apeculations. they could
have commanded. ~ fair rates % inter-
eat. all the money necessary to build
the road. and it would have been nearly
or quite completed at tbi. time. The
money expended on the Pacific Coast
in hn,lding a railroad from no place to
no place. merely fnr purposes Of private
speculation in speculative to En proper
ty. if expended in building the road
from nm eetMblishei commercial point
on p get Sound, running in the direc-
tion of trade. eiIher towards Portland
or the Upper Columbia. they would
now have paying rosd to tha: exteht.
aud the country would we received
ten times M much benefit from the in-
v-siment. Thus has the greatest pub
ic Improvement Of the "ge. for this
country. been .trangltd Though til.
INSCRIPTIONS greed II batch Of artfui
.harr. RS who managed 10 g+t the project
under their control. aud onr British
uris bbnrs get the benefit OF their treason
to their trust and to the c. 'untry.
, 1875-01-21


BEN. ,BUrLsR IN CONGRESS. For the
few short days he has TO remain in Con
gress. Ben. Butle- proposes to make it
lively for both parties. He !. tely closed
n characteri 'tic speech on the question
Of finance as follows: rfs Republican
party. be said, il held. responsible for
the distress which has been brought
upon the country. We have become a
party Of invested capital. n partv of
bondhnlders and In'nopol,sts. The
Republican party began at The lowest
step, at thu slave. and raised him to
citizenship: hut the war and the neces-
stiles If the Governments, brought the
capitalists Of the coantrv to our arty.
aud when the war rlnsed we had party
at the head Of which were capitalists.
and at the foot. negroes; without much
sffiliasion between hem. Laughter on
the Democratic side. He remarked
.hxt there was no oce.sion for their
lanyhter. The Democratic party wan
nov party with the old Whig bond
holders for the head. and Irishmen for
the tail; and there was very little affili.
alton bctwee the head and tail.
, 1875-01-21

~ A Lewiston. M"iae. clergyman
bad been lett BY his wife to take care OF
Of the baby. the other day. when a
yonng man aud woman came to be mar.
ried. 1t was rather awkward. but, with
babe in arms, the minister tied the knot.
, 1875-01-21

b No RAILROAD SUBsuDIEs. 1T is new
pretty definitely settled that no bill will
pass the present Congress granting land
or other subsidies to any railroad conn.,
pany. That conclusion il concurred in
by all di-inte' ested Washington co~es>
ponde t.. Aresolution offered in the
House by Holman. of Indianh.l against
Cong essional sid to railrNuis. passed
by nearly two thirds vote. That ought
u be conclusive. Ti te
, 1875-01-21

THE WEArHER.-The cold snsp of
the past few days--unprecedeniei in
this region : has had " happy effect in
reconciIing the grumb'ers from Iowa.
Minnexota ana Wisconsin to our or.li-
mar, winter weather; they have had n
sliyh, touch. for two or three days. Of
the quality OF the weather at home. :"
which they b ad there every winter. of
ten las ing from three to five months,
dnting p..rsi..EH Of whieh ilis 40 d~9r-ss
colder than the col lest We have bad
here. There many If the settlers uros
tn. bleak prsiries have no fuel that they
do not hanl from i've to ten niles, and
it sometimes haplens. vi on the snow is
deep that the way is isren'ierea impassa-
HE for teams by drifts 40 that the fuel
necessary tn preserve life. hss to he
c. nveyed that distance on baud sleds.
draw by men 7on snow shoes. Here,
up bav.. an abundance Of wool nj Our
! .imrs. t. he had for the cl,npping. aud
coal .t fnr d,,liars a ton. Dnriug the
Residence nf she white settlers here the
the, momefes has never marked II de-
gree If cola below zero and rarely in
any winter below the freezing point
NOR. than three hxvs at q time >nffer
ing here from The extreme Of heat Or
cold il MI unusnal occurrence; We are
entirety exempt from casualties by light
ming "r tempest. and there II no part of
the world more free from mslaria or
o'her nui eais5y induencs, or surround
ed ny n pnrer or more invigrratlng at
unsphers The rains. which are the
chief canse of ernmhliug. are seldom
more than gentle showers. and are n"
mnre continuous than the snow and
sle-f and rain combined OF the EASTERN
Stn,~x. Tha, is We have as many clear
ds,s in the year ss any Of them. and
much less stor-ns. All who have ex
p-rirnced the cold of the last few days
are prepared to vote for rain in prefer
-nce.
, 1875-01-21
Council Procee dings.

ai SEsTrLE. ". T.. Jan. l4th. 1875.
Meeting was called to order by H. L.
Y-sler. Mayer. Present. John Coilins.
NJ. r. Maddocka. Charles MsDonald.
z G Farnham. Couucilmen, and D. d .
W-bs,er. Marshal a35ls 4 a;@ se7,ra.
The minutes of last meeting were
, 1875-01-21

Ix Mrs Arms. ~ lady, Of San ,Jowe.
California. has lived To zee seven o, mar.
nflons Of her race grand, p,reuts. ,m-
resfs. chlltren. grand cb,ld en-. great.
grandchildren. md great. great. grand.
children. Her own age is 81. So.
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' 'o'ioence 'l''i railroad sta
'ne 'n"1e Line! inquired tho
..-.:-."..,', "n' "'"ays WARTS to be
H. ..a..s.',. - '",' ..asS o' customers.
'A 1 no. ana mighty
-. M w """' 10 see my brother
:. r,.,.. o.'es'er' sure an the wav."
""' 'ae 'h"re Line. fou
""' :" so 10 tne station on Albany
S''ee' ''is''
D'V'' hit d" l want to go~t any
""''"". Fax. was IN station all
"'s"' 'or giving an "madahn black
"' WIS "'"ck gnard'n, me, jist.
10" a"af understand. The Shore
.' "". = <" !" worcester. 80
--. A"s"' oo'nef th"' Me brother
'o"' me Tue snore line was always sure
~ o''eS'er' ana l want the shure
A'
NO. n"''l 'a'a me clerk. laughing.
.:'' .ra'n "oes not run to Worcester.
'n's ~ 'ne ooore---o n-'r-e Lime. You
."ue'S'a"" -. "na' coming on shore is.
"'n you a'e . 81, -
o''ni"S ashore ts 1t: An is it
.a"so'n ye are 'oekase ye think I'm
'",' "S'oie' an" "a voting more than
"oAen 'i'neS Wild the Days OF the ovid
n ''"'e nrS' SCI me tut IN Amer"
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