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Total INSTRUMENTATION. s., 728, 129 s.. 698, BS4
showing an increase in sevensweeks Of s., 029
rs, or more than IS per cent over the same pc
Tiod one year ago.
In the other
SALES OF THE WEEK
were 25x100 feet on Mar street, south Of Nine
teenth street, improved, 81, 900: 49x125 feet On
Cook street. north Of West Twentv-dtth street,
north OF Thfrty-seventh street, $4,000; 48x124
improved, $4,000; 55x184 feet on Michigan
syfpae' q as3e' 9sF1h Of foot Eshteenth street.
s2sn5; 1ofth Of Feet Eighteenth 9e hshssa st4sst
S6,O75: 501125 feet on Daytoa street, south OF
Sophia, S2,400; 4SI124 feet on West Fourteenth
sIreet, west OF Throop street, improved. 81 ZOO;
4911O feet, improved, on North Franklin street,
north OF Menominee street, $500; 429 feet on
hawk streets, $1,000; 50x150 feet on North
Dearborn street, southwest corner Of Elm
street, $4,000, $40 South Park avenue, $3.50;
oi~ ~Loomis street, s2,5oo; 201So feet on Des-
PLANES street, between West Randolph and
Lake streets, $4,000; 25x1oo feet on West
Randolph street, west OF Halsted street.
Sophia street, s., $40; 17x97 feet on Van Buren
street, east OF Wabash avenue, 5000; 401100
feet, improved, On Michigan street, east Of
North Market street, S12,31; 1874 Fourth ave
nue, $3.50; "a feet to alley, improved. on
go 90 aro ~ o~-~17 AoN~A VI @0AE0" 1'~
n1s1 SS;@o:
u to the erection of
HOUSES AND SMALL STORES
away from the business CENTRE Ground was
broken LAST week for tirstrclass residence, BIZ
81, on Indiana avenue, near Eighteenth street,
for hr. Isaac G. Lombard, to cost $4,000. The
material Eill be Philadeiphia brick and brown
stone. Z. T. Thomas. the architect, is also let
ti m a3s c9nsIaels aor ooek o. stores: oo1nG'
Ga,t '10''u ''''4' nea' et1'cen'n' !or 't1' f. l.
IN th, oar,nite iesnad du-;no Aha ,uaa,- 1vora
those tn Isoac Iomhard r. enect a two-srorv
hrics dur|IInv- Indianp avanna near Eightanntr
~traa+ tn coc+ SIN nm. ~ ~ ~ nn;oa Wo.chnn+c,
Leunsufance e,;. a. Com nang, 70 erect tvos:ory
$500; to :. Hess 70 ercct 1t th1se-storY brieE
warehouse at Nos. 3S7 and 389 Carroll avenue,
to cost s., 100; and to ". C. Mcmillan, to erect
q tWo-srory Dwelling on Sanpamon street. near
Harrison. tn cost $9 I'm. tn Samuel Willjams.
te erect s5Ees , 5Toory tesst dwellings = M9s
1oo} ~. ~ TcE sI'sst, " eeee oIsooe eaen, a,
70 Lyman L. baroouf' 70 erect nse t1ree-slorg
stores and dwellings, corner OIL Haisted and
Adams streets, to cost. s., ,700 each; to J. N:
Young, to erect two story and basement
eve aMel sa a TO- 70 @ Ks3h to }onr
49,. Soo ~ et< A- .-sr,- ~ ~ Gana1 sn7 Ta9har
sUss. ~ 80 J.. c1n =nn. r. Bean troctorv
streG1s 70 coe *1" T.uo, -. nu, 90 ,et = s1;!
Henry Weber, tour;story factory; IT, at 1so and
1Go West Lake street, to cost Sc 1O00 Chicago
Rolling Mills shops on McHcnrT. aud RaWson,
10 -roesx 50 OOQ. John EobaxesE, two-sto1Y
dwelling, at IS Ingraham street, to cost s., 500;
6oi,,h straafs to-, to cnst s1Sa6 Mn. Caroline
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All trains run via Milwaukee. Tickets for St. Paul
and Minneapolis good either via Madison and Pr7a
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD .
Depot foot OF Lake-st and foot Of Twenty-secon4.s
Ticket Office. III Kaudolph-st-. near claEk. y.
, 1879-05-25
Tn Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday nights and
Saturday Matinee. after careful preparation, Mr..
Wallack's play
: R,oSE1D AI,F1

VIII be presented with completeness OF detail hi tcr-
to unsurpassed in this Theatre exquisite
forms and Costumes all entirely new. and expressly
prepared for this production.
Mr. LESTER WALLACk.....as. Al. ........ELIOT GREY
Miles McKenna, Mr J; y: Shannon; Burberry Kobb
NJ. Mr {; t. ( Edesen e.. Hstthex ;t Ls!Th Mr Ear
endsh a. Nay; M1 e. F. gsyeEe; M Farmer Green ar j.
Itobb Mr. Ton: +: Murphy; Noocrt Mr. John Powers;
Do1y Mr. 7. G. Baker: Lady Florence May. Miss Rosa
Leigh. Miss Laura Don; Tabtha stork, S1mo. Poniai:
Sarah Sykes, Aiss Alice Sherwood: Mother Nix, Miss
Jennie Clark; Primrose, Miss Nellie Bingham.
For this play FULL Military BAND haa been
engaged In addition to the usual orchestral force Of this
Theatre. The othccrs uniforms In this Ecen6 OF the
BFttish 1nfant.y Of ths ltns the Volunteer Artery
terms imported fTom England and will give unusual
grace and briltancy to the general eject The Music
added.
In order that Rosedalo may hare ample rehearsal,
there will be Matinee at this Theatre Wednesday.
Mny %.
Saturday night, grand farewell performance Of the
W01l2Ck season.
, 1879-05-25

Saturdays and Thursdays only. tsundays only,
CHICAGO, ALTON t. Sc LOUIS, CHICAGO lHk
KANSAS CITY & DENVER SHORT LNEA
Union Depot, West Side near Madtson-st bridge and
Twenty -third-st- Ticket Oiace, a9 South ClarF.sr
, 1879-05-25

C., 3. g. Q. Palace Dining Cars and Pullman 1suh..,
Sleeping Cars between Chicago aud Omaha On IL
Pacific Express
CHICAGO ROCK H1.AND s PACIFIC RAILB0An
Depot. corner Of Van Burcn and Sherman -sta ~.
Ticket Office. SO C1ark-st-, Sherman HOUSE ~A'
, 1879-05-25

Centre NJ. cor Congress at, " +, Box
G4 It; also Loomis st, 8:315 its OF Van
Buren, st, e +, 20 10 -l2x70 It, dated May
q Robert Anthony to Alfred ". An
nens:ea @ ST: iii It Of division it wi; o0'
241l15 It. dated May Il (Charles
Stucrzc to Franz Schnck) .-.......... 1000
uoyue ay, 1876 it = Of jackson 81, 1, a5
x1oS 2-10 H. cated May 10 {Villiam-
Tinkham> st, o6 It u OF Indiana st. ct. Low
+ undivided half Of 48x125 IT. and other
property. dated Oct. l8 1873 (Benoni =.
Eyefefeen n sSssea sS, Eo As5G sai sa It q; 800
Thomas 5. : Young to 70 fe:ee fe:e9 1aS e. E.. E.
sstt s. Sls It Of Sixteenth 81. 81 % i, 4s1 1e0o
f. II IT e, dated May {Robert Wild to
Aasasta aa a%2 s9' s4sX INV Of Noble st ST. LOO
/ 24xl2494 It. dated Mnv p (WilliRm
Hintze to Christian Wissozki) . ......... COO
"sst Thirteenth place, v corner Of
' WOOD st, 8 +, 168x125 IT. with IT other
lots in same block, dated May 20 Jacob
TTesty y:s'5th Is b st; t ls9 4 q Murray st.
Binning 10 John Griffin, . ~. -. .... ATS
NORTH OF c1TT Limits, WITHIN 4 RADIUS OF SEVEN
/: NILES OF THE coUEr-uOusE.
Frederick st, l50 It OF Larrabee st, ST..
50117f!1 It, dated HAY 20 (Arrictta r.,
and James. " Nipple 10 Julia 4. Lang
gull -...'-- rs l. SUI
sot'TH OF CITY LIMITS. WITHIN RADIUS or SEVEN
N1LEs or THE COURTHOUSE.
HYDE Park av. between Forty eighth and =
: FortY-nlnth sts. I. so It to Madison
ay. dated April 80 tThomas LORD
tTrustee) to H. Webster Jones) .......S S 2, 500
Bowen av, 239H It W OF Cottage Grove
ay,.nf. 54xl42 It. dated March 20 IA.
II. Pickering to Ida O. Pickering) i, 500
Butter0e1d st, between S1xteth aud Sixty
first srs, " I. 26xl00 It, dated May 22
+ (Ausustus Van Buren to Joseph F.
.Emtry'- -... -. ..........-. 800
Stony Island az, 8 e corner Seventy first
st, " +, :07x525 It., dated Nay 23 fNel-
son Thomasson to John II. S. .Quick).. S, 600
WET OF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN i RADIUS OF SEVEN
NILES OF THE COURTHOUSE
Park AZ, 200 It " ID West Fortiern st, II,
so It to alley, dated May 24 {Robert
Anthony to james Benkith} ............3 l. GOO
SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK.
The following is the total amount OF city and
suburban transfers within u radius of seven
miles of tile Courthouse filed for record dur
ing the week ending Saturday. May q: Ciry--
sales, IS: consideration, S253, ,025; north Of
city 1mits-sales, s.; consideration. $a7O0;
south Of city linits-salcs, II: consideration,
$7o,ls6; west Of city limits sales, 2; considera-
tion, 2.l25 Total sales, LIZ; total considera-
tion, S329, 9,036.
, 1879-05-25
RAILROAD TIME TAnls-
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or FRlTS

EXPLANATION OF REPFHEycE N4rr.
9DallE. o@5 excepted
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Ticket Offices, g. Clark-st- {shermaa Hons,
the dcpot1 ee@ Ind It
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

THOSE who suppose that the two
great national parties will have
nothing further to do with cleo
tions In California hereafter are
reckoning without thsIIss~ - ho.t So.
NS7sr Beer 6e:s91s have tbsffe bssfe been more
scenic Developments on the thea
ter OF national politics than those
which are transpiring now, and
which will intensity in interest as
the summer approaches and wanes.
In California there will be great
Republican revival which the land.
ing Of Grant in midsummer will
not dampen q whit. The Demo-
cratic party cannot fail to be con-
seious that, never more thoroughly
than now, has 1t been called upon
TO range itself In line with its breth-
rem Of the East. In view of the
momsntous national issues ahead,
he would be q faint-hearted and re.
creant Democrat who should not
desire to see the party true to Itself
In its hour of trial. There are two
courses ofaction open to US. One is
to furl the Democratic banner and
present ourselves to the element
represented by Denis Kearney, as
sumo suppliant attitude and ask
from him and them a plan Of
action. The other Is, confident in
the record Of the party, and know
Ing that we deserve success, to nail
eur dag to the masthead and dare
the chances Of battle, regardless Of
the consequences. 1t will not be
long. before we shall know just what
the temper Of the Democracy of the
State Of California is In this mat
ter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11
Prize Fight.
FOR EICN.
Electric .M.fnr- Con !, EN- u e.r:

Electric IAsInr Con,,em ue.f.
LONDON, May 1Oth.-The Metro-
politan Board of Works, after the
recent experiment on the Thames
embankment, find that electricity
costs two and quarter pence an
hour per lamp more than the best
gas, giving equal light. The report
declares that the defects connected
with the electric lighting must
prevent its general adoption.
Ironciad Iron Duke Ashore.
LONDON, May l0,h.-The British
ironclad Iron Duke Is ashore at
Shanghai.
POlitioal OusstiODs Ia France.
PARIS, May 10-The Municipal
Council has resolved to refuse to
admit any longer free of octroi
duty articles Of consumption In
tended for representatives of for
eign countries residing in Paris.
The Council has also decided to
refer to committee the question
Of the separation OF Church and
State.
OmcIai ssstemens Rega, diug the
Condition of Rus.iau Affairs.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 10th. An
official statement, contradioting
news published abroad with refer
en,e to affairs In Russia, says:
Fort Petropaulovsky is wholly in
adequate to contain 400 prisoners,
to say nothing of 4700, which 1t was
stated had been removed there
from to Kazan; that no prisoner
had been removed from the fortress
to Kaxan; that the reported arreets
of officers have not taken place;
that since February only three Of
ficers altogether have been arrested;
and, finally, that no arrests OF whole
families have been made.
Rusnia and tho Treaty ef Brriia.
PHILLIPoPoLIs, May 1Oth.-The
Russian Adjutant-General, Obrut.
scheff, has arrived here and pub.
lished the Czal's proclamation
promising strict compliance with
the treaty of Berlin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

THAT was Q very sprlghtly and
animated passage between Senators
Blaine and Voorhees, the .other day.
The Indiana Senator accused his
Maine brother Of being entirely too
prone to indulging in bitter and
violent language, smacking of war
and the "bloody shirt" Voorhees,,
in fact. alleged that the Maine Sem
ator had . number of "set phrases"
calculated to stir up individual bad
blood, and advised him to air his
ssplantation manners" and lam
euage In some OF the dark regions
Of the Pine Tree State. The rebuke
was = deserved one. Blaine is
sssmArt" fact very smart-but
be ID too much q "bouncer' for
either good manners or morals or
Tor , suocessfnl Presidential aspi-
rant. for that matter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

IT Is worthy of note that the vote
for the new Constitution was heav.
lest in some of the strongest Demo-
cratic counties In the State. In
some of the heaviest Democratic
precincts in Los Angeles county 1t
received five votes for to one against.
The Democratic party at no time
committed itself to the slightest
hostility against it; and, now that
1t is the organic law Of the State,
all Democrats will stand loyalty by
1t and see that 1t is enforced. The
HERALD looked upon the new in.
strument with disfavor. We made
a thorough fight against it, as was
the citizsn's right, but our opposi-
tion ended with election day. AS
the organic law of the State it
claims from us an homage which
we freely accord it, and we cordial
ly hope our judgment was in error
as to Its effects. One thing is as
sured, by cultivating good will and
harmony between the seventy
thousand people who voted against
1t aud the eighty thousand who
gave it official life, we can get the
largest measure of good from the
fateful instrument.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11
RAILWAY building promises /

RAILWAY building promises to
be lively even during the coming
Summer. The original intention
Of the Southern Pacific was 20 sus-
pend Its operations in Arizona as
soon 40 Maricopaville was reached.
This programme Is likely to be
altered and the road pushed until 1t
encounters that of the Atchlson,
Topeka & Santa re company. On
all aocounts this Is desirable. The
railway company cannot hope to
make any money until 1t has a
through road. The local traffic
amounts to com paratively nothing.
While this was to have been ex-
psctsd by Its protectors. and must
have entered into their calcula-
tlons, they nevertheless must de-
sire to hurry forward their work to
the pelnt Of profitable operation.
II is deslrable for this section, also,
In shipping. wool, wine. hides, or.
anges, aud our other products to
the East, because 1t does away with
the long detour by the way Of San
Francisco and the other additional
distance involved in the very
sinuous line Of the Central Pacific.
It Will make q difference of some
thing over cent pound In ship
ping wool, very material margin
10 our wool-growers. 1t Will give
us much enlarged market for or
angss and wines, opening to US the
whole Mississippi valley. 1t will
deliver our oranges in the heart of
the Mississippi valley at a time
when they will encounter no rival,
and when the fruits Of the temper
ate zones have not yet begun to
reach the market. It thus cannot
fall to stimulate production in this
ssctlon and to help in extricating
- from the hard times which have
pressed upon every one. The rail-
way company cannot afford to dis
courage direct shipments by high
rates because 1t must aim to build
up trade which at present hardly
exists. We understand that the
Central Pacific Railway proper is
now overburdsned with business,
and the new through line will
come into play just in time to sup.
plsment its overtaxed transporta-
tton facilities. ALI things, there
fore, point to energetic building
operations in Arizona, to the bene.
at Of both that territory and South
ern California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11
EASTERN.
Coll . Pee OF she wsodsun sstenti ac
Expedition.

Coiis pse OF she wsodsuH sstenti ac
Expedition.
NEW YORK. May 10.-The Wood
ruff Scientific Expedition, which
was to make a tour Of the world,
has collapsed, owing to want ofsup-
port. Instead of 200 passengers
having been booked, as required to
insure the success Of the expedi-
ton, only about forty persons had
paid their deposit of $500 each.
Pac,nc Mali aud Panama n. 4.
NEW YORK, May lOth.-The
amended contract between the
Pacific Mail Company and the
Panama Railroad has not yet been
executed by the Steamship Com
pany.
Ex-yecresary sfeCuiioeh Ia Favor
Of - Bi-Metaiiic currency,
NEW YORK, May 10th. h.--Ex-Sec-
retary McCulloch, who Is deliver
ing series of lectures on money at
saunders's Theatre, Howard Col
.ogs. made strong argument In
R0stor last evening, In favor OF q
bi-metaiiir Currency stating thar
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11
A Letter from Mr.. TiIden.

A large meeting was held in
Pittsburgh by the Tilden Club.
Hon. James H. Hopkins spoke, de-
nouncing Federal frauds, advocat-
ing free elections and endorsing
Mr.. Tilden. The following letter
from Mr.. 1ilden was read:
"7'o the Lecture Committee of the
Iron City Wlden Club, PittsJurqh,
Pa:
"PIease communicate to YOUR
Club my thanks for their invita-
tion to attend the lecture of Mr..
Hopkins, though my engagements
render II impossible for me to be
present. In 1876 the Democracy
achieved victory In the name and
for the sake of reform Of Admin
istration which would restore the
governmentln spirit and substance,
as well as In form, to the benign
character in which it was created
by our patriotic ancestors. They
were defrauded OF the fruits of that
victory by false count of the
electoral votes. That wrong casts
upon this generation the RESPONSE
bility Of a far greater question.
The great duty is to vindicate the
right OF the people to elective self
government. IL the subversion of
the elective system prove success
full and prosperous, those who are
in power will count themselves in
at every election and prolong their
dominion indefinitely. Such a
question ought to be divested of
every personal aspect. The wrong
to individuals becomes insignifi-
cant in comparison with the crime
against the people, against free
government, and all the best hopes
OF rnankInd.'' -.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

rHE Santa Barbara Press puts
certain phases of the late little diff
ferences very neatly. We feel like
endorsing every word of It:
Our rooster has been relegated to
private life. He was a gallant bird
but the dispatches were too much
for him. AS the returns came his
tall feathers began to droop and his
proud comb to lower. When San
Francisco was heard from he
moulted every feather and was or
dered into retiracy until his gay
plumsge should grow again. We
would like to indulge in wall, and
think II we could once get started
that our lamentations would make
jeremiah bald.headed with envy II
he could read them, but we don't
know how. We are not used to
being on that side of the fight. We
are whipped, beaten, routed and
utterly demoralized and don't care
who knows 1t. Condolences will be
received from any one offering
them at o point one mile due south
east from the outer end OF Stearns'
wharf. We don't like being beaten
but intend to make the best of it,
and would advise all who are in the
same predlcament to follow our ex-
ample. The thing Is done, and
now, instead Of making a bad mat
ter worse, let the men who saw the
bad features Of the new instrument
turn to and help to make them as
little oppressive as possible, and
work together to send men to the
next Legislature who Will, as soon
as possible, amend the obnoxious
clauses.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

II ever there was time when
Democrats should stick together,
and turn = deaf ear to all mislead-
iug crIss, 1t il when the temporary
loss Of such u State as Indiana
teschss them that 1t is only by
eternal vigilance that they can
hops to oust the Republican party
from the control Of the national
government. What our people
NEST smphaticalIy need is union.
a oonndent and determined organ
tnotiop, with It's discipline perfect
81 prsoorved, Is the only thing
5h1on viz s,vs us . chance q ear
rsInr Cn1ffornia for the Bsnocrati !
cond ldate for President next year.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

The stoneAbox was left at the Allie.
gheny Cemetery. None was more
surprised when the body was raised
than Mr.. Devore, the undertaken.
He said it was the first case of The
kind he had ever seen, and it was
remarkable. He pressed against
the skin of the face, expecting to
make an indentation, but found
the body as hard as 1t appeared
tn be
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

The work of forming Democratic
Clubs in every portion of Los An
geles county should be undertaken
with zeal and energy, preparatory
to the approaching State and coun.
ty elections. Such an organiza-
tion should exist in every precinct
of Los Angeles county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

BUT comparatively narrow
span now separates Los t'nSeies
from Tucson. It Seems but the
otuer lay since muIe.trains, by a
toilsome and parched route, were
the only means Of reaching the
coming ''new bonanza
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

he had changed his views. He
had repeatedly annouhced himself
In favor OF q single standard of
money, but without having inves-
tigated the subject thoroughly.
His advice to Congress was that all
notes for less than So should, with
In five years, be Withdrawn from
circulation, and in two or three
years So notes also; that coinage of
not only 81 gold pieces, but also of
quarter eagles should be discontin.
ned, and that silver coinage, ac-
cordipg to the ratio adopted by the
bi-metallic countries of Europe,
should be continued until the
country is fully supplied with sill
yer.
Biii Regarding Epide sn. 20 Diseases.
WASHINGTON, May l0th.-The
Senate Com mittee on Epidemic
Diseases to-day agreed upon the
amendments Ia the nature of SUBJ
stitute for the bill recently recon-
mitted to them concerning Ma
tional Board of Health aud the
proposed establishment of National
quarantine regulations. The amend
ments conflne the requirements of
the bill to vessels coming from for.
eign ports, where any contagious or
infections disease exists, instead of
referring, as In the original bill, to
vessels coming from any foreign
port; and provides that the quar-
antine regulations framed by the
National Board of Health shall, as
far as possible, be merely supple
mental to the regulations prescribed
by State and municipaI authorities
and be confined to them for enforce.
ment If they will so undertake, but
In case of refusal or failure, the
President may detail an officer for
that purpose. A section of the bill
explicitly providing authority for
Board of Health, to establish
quarantine stations on railroads or
river lines of Interstate commerce,
and to detain goods and passengers
for disinfec tioD, s'stricken out. The
amount of appropriation asked by
the original bill for expenditures is
reduced from $3.50, 900 to S500.000.
Aho k0S GChtbs
WASHINGTON, May 9th. Sub
scriptions to the four per cent. re-
funding certificates since yester-
days report is 1886, $50. Owing to
the demand being greater than the
supply, the Treasury Department
ls compelled to regulate the Issue
of refunding certificates to deposit
tors. The sales in this city were
getting to be out of all proportion
to the amount of certificates which
depositors elsewhere could receive,
and to day no person was allowed
to buy more than 500 in certifi-
Gates.
Prize Fight.
ERIE, Pa May l0.-The Dwyer-
Elliott party left here at 4:30 yes
terday morning for Long Point,
Canada, twenty-eight miles dis
tant. The ring was pitched at II
O'Clock; twelve rounds were fought
lasting II minutes and 40 seconds.
Elliott was badly punished from
the first, and at the end of the last
round was insensible. Dwyer was
comparatively fresh at the close,
and was hurt but little. Elliott
fought hravely, even desperately,
and was game to the last, but was
clearly overmatched.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscret.ons of youth, nervous
etc., will send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South Amerioa. Send u self-add'essed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. IN
MAN, station ID, Bible House, New York
CitY dolly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11
Herald Steam Printing House.

rhe Hersi.i steam Printing House Is
not surpassed by any Job Printing office
oa the Pacific Coast. outside of San Fran.
eiso1. In facilities for doing Job work.
ow prices, good work and expedition
n ~ be relied upon at this office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-11

8irvey for tho NOrthern Paei Il o
Railroad.
WALLA WALLA, May l0.-Gen.
Sprague, Superintendent of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, with
Colonel Doane, Chief Engineer, are
In this city getting ready for an
immediate start to survey and lO-
cate the line of road from the
mouth of Snake river.