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Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
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Has become known and appreciated IN etefy
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States and rominion OF Canada Hundreds
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Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
Power of the Press.
From Sermon by Rev. Dr.. Shaw OF Rooh,
ester.

From Sermon by Rev. DR.. Shaw OF Rooh-
ester.1
Few men hsYe such responsibilities, few
men are on their way to such dread &c
count, as the leading editors Of our raost
influential journals. They stand at the ioun-
tain.head OF influence, they touch the heart
Of tie nation. They hold the lever which
moves the world. They make the most Of
that moral atmosphere which enclossa tho
globe. II they are false 10 their trusts all is
lost; II they are true all rs saved. TheJ may
bring to pass the evil predictions of our che
miles, or make good the glowing prophecies
of those who wish us well. While believe
in the power OF the pulpit must acliuowl-
edge chat tho press has still more potent in.
fuence. The newsboy on the street with
bundle OF papers under his arm, 1t has been
said, is EterribIe force In any community,
and !: is the bundle under his srm which
makes him such. This power Of the press ia
becoming greater and greater day by dav,
and verify believe is rising in fhsracse. Ms
II grows in strength.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
Frank LesliesS.
POPULAR MONTHLY.
EC)R LILY.

The opening number Of the eighth volume
Of this desorYedly popular magazine Ia one
O. the mort brilliant yet issued. The articles
Aro by some Of our Abest writer's, are OF
great interest and replete with information
anl Instruction. "pyecisely. Royal ard i'm
parial Wcdding,3 by ". g. Chase has twelve
admirable Illustrations; this. and the follow.
ing sro articles Of peculiar excellence: 1.-THE
progress Of New York." BY Hon. Ernstus
Brooks; "Religious Erocossion'," "Tbyee
Conliuents In Three Weeks," ;" 0reat C uns.p
Labor, Past and Present" by Frank II
Norton; etc. The department OF fiction pre-
sents uuwonted attractions. The admirable
seiisl; "a GIlded Pin,n is concluded; and
there are number Of short stories by Annie
1homas, Jane G.. Austin &: ID. Beebe, and
other iayorite writers, we'll written and deep
" Interesting. The poems are not numer-
ous. but they have the ring ottrue poetry,
and are beautifully Illustrated, There are
innumerAble paragraphs and briof articles
on various subjects Of inss-est; 70 fact, ths
miscellany is 30 comprehensive, and Of such
a varied character. shat no one can fail to
aad something 70 entertain or Instruct. Each
number OF this publication contains l9s guar
to pages, and the present one is embellishsd
with over 100 illustrations. and beautiful
chrome fronhspieoe, "Ehs Bedouin aud his
Dying Steed." The annual subscription Il
only 80, aud a single copy is sold for 81 cents,
postpaid, A specimen copy win be sent on
receipt OF that sum. Address, Frank Ilsslie's
Publishing House, 68, 55 and 81 Pare Place,
! New York.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

The enormous extent of the unoccupied
lands embraced in the United States VIII be
be appreciated when the fact Is stated that
outside OF the slresdy occupied Btates and
Terrilorles thbre are over 724 ,OO6 oOO acres
6t surveyed hhda belonging 70 the nation as
yet undisposed OF and open to en- try and set
tlement, In addition TO this there are up.
wards Of l,OOO,OOOOO acres yet TO be sur
veyed.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

The Joint Democratic caucus OF the House
and Senate have failed 10 agree 30 far. The
House is opposed 10 any more concessions TO
Hayes, while 6 majority otthe Senste is 10
favor Of yielding AT the points, passing the
appropriation bills, and going home. So far
the two houses have not agreed, but they
probably will In few days. Meanwhile the
question OF adjournment Is not yet settled,
nor can not be uutil oompromisa is reach-
nd
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

Steamer ''Dtisy," IS fOer bsSul u feet,
depth of hold y inches; double engines, with
5 inch bore and "a iuch stroke. The boiler
ia doub'e riveted, longitudinal seams, with
guarantee OF eight miles per hodf. She is
completely at,ed Tor the scoomnioda tion Of
sevenIy-aYe passengers; Is used as packet
and pleasure boat from Sweet Springs to
Al;esIon Salt Springs on Blaok-water
"Vigil, OF the Sedalia Democrat says:
On ARRIVING st the Salt Springs, we found
what no other Watering place from Bangor,
Maine, 10 Austin, Texas, can boast ofthis
luxury II consists of two Bathing Pools ss
the entrance with inclined GoOr, which gives
81 feet of briny sea. Waser 81 one OF he
pools ic for laiies aud ons Tor gentlshea. in
addition to this, there are twenty Bath
Rooms for lsdies and twenty for gentlemen.
Such boat, nine feet beam with passenger
accommodations for forty passengers, would
DC the proper craft tor O'hgo river
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

At last the murderer of Mrs. Hull, of llsw
York, has been caught and since his incsr'
ceralion has confessed to the deed. The cul-
prit is negro and waa former setvant in
the house. W Wis
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
RAILROAD CONVENTION.


The railroad convention was decided sue
cess yesterday. Judge + iwards was elected
eh h.irl.hn, Harvey Solmon of Henry county,
sec, and B. U. Massey of Greene county,
asst seo., The following named gentlemen
were chosen ce-prssidents Of the conyen.
tion:
Gov. q. A. Crswtord, Fort Scott, Ks.
s. l.. Chaffsv, TppaoAnoe, ..
G.. w. Bradfeid, Laolade counly.
J. b. Perkins, Lawrence -
@. ". Jones, Greene.
A. w. Anthony. Morgan, sc
j. W. HeYlmun, Vernon,
Jason BiackioTd, Henry
It. j. Hart. Momteau
AT the suggestion of DR.. A. NJ. DAWSON
delegates TO the convention came fofWArd d
enrolled their names as follow;
S. l.. Chaif.'y, 1ippacsnoe, Ohio.
w. b. Mckinney, Troy, Ohio.
Ransas--G. A. Crawford and b. J. Waters,
Fort Scott.
II. &. Ewing, 7. NJ Clark, Fce1 KuAup, w.
O. .Dallmeyer, p, E.' Chappel j 3 Fleming;
j. X. Belch.. Jas. Harding, DR.. Mathews,
w. II. Short, A. M. Elston, Judge krekel,
Dr.. T.. Hemstreet, i. g. Schott. Geo. Wag-
ner, Mack 8. Lemng, Christ Wsgner, w.
S. Pope, j. b. Price, aud Il l.. Edwards.
Lawrehce-R. j. Alexander, j. b. P.etklns
and Il. Brumbaek,
G.eene-- G. M. Jones, John B. Waddi and
r. ". Massey.
loss--A. Mcpherson.
Morgaa--Julius Wagrer, John Briscoe.
James MeNsir, Il. y. Walker and A w.
Anthony. -
Henry--M' A. Fyke, Jason Blackford and
ii. w. Salmon.
Moniteau--L. c. Berry, T. j. Hart.
Laclsde--G. W. Brlddeld.
Gsn1 Edwards stated the object OF the con-
yention 70 be TO devise ways and means OF
bsildlng u road from this point TO the sGuth-
west.
Theroup0n slively discussion followed as
10 the advantages offered by different lines
and counties--a large number lavOFing line
SOUTH through Pierce City or Springfield and
on through Arkansas and Texas To Paris,
Others favored its extension to Fl. Scott and
tbrohgh southern Kansas and New Mexico.
Atter2a day being spent thus in diacussing
these suhiecUs the conclusion arrivsd Ut Is 70
build the loo irom here TO Versailles, and
then let the other counties take IL up and
run II 10 Cliuton and ~. Scott and on west.
Also 20 extend the line south from Versailles.
A committee OF seYen appointed TO devise
some practical mode OF proceeding with the
road. The committee, consisting of g.. X.
Belch. III. Olay Ewing, j. III. OlNrk Of Cole,
II. j. Hart and l.. z, Berry Of MOniteau. and
A. w. Anthony aid Jas. MeNair OF M0Tg0n,
met this mOrnipg and organized the "ldis-
souri, Csntral Railway Company TO eonlpete
the road to Yersailles by next Christmas.
The money required tor its constructioh ID
All ready and work VIII begin immediately
Cor. Sedalla U;moerat,
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

'"rho Revelle" first number aud volume
published at Linn Creek by J.S. Vincent
reached ctr table few evenings since; His
motto is Good and salntAtory bTestrea the
proper spirit i'd the advocacy OF the rights Of
the people ct large and ignoring extremists,
we wish Fro. Vincent success In his undOr-
saking. ~
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

adopted.
On motion OF X. +. Walker, tho secretary
WAS requested % 10 Snish tie PROCEEDINGS 0f
ne meeting TO Jefferson City, ~. Louis,
lion, and 10 publish the same in The YER
sallIes Gazstte.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

DIR. Q. ". BENsos's CELERl AND CHAM
oNILE PILLS are prepared expressly 20 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia, 'NegvOusfess and
Slseplossness and will cure huy case. Price
Alty 1ls e boz, 30 pills, postage free, Sold
by al druggists, Office, No. l06 N. Eutaw st.
RAltimore, Md.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

The Warrensbprg Journal Democrat has
begun theissuance of a dailv'papet. eAs the
biiy can very ably support e daily they
should give the encouragement these pub
lishegs merit for their maguanimons enter
prise. "
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

olatha Kan. was visited by heavy rain
atOrms on and previous to 9th ult., fears
wero entertained that much damage would
pc done wheat crops, this is the cause OF
0ssee study rise.
At Topeka, Lawrence and other piaces in
Kansas terrible rain and Wind atorms pre-
vailed last week, doing much damage.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

New postal rules have been issued giying
publishers the right 20 send their publications
las complimentary copies, exchanges, and
copies to SCENTS, eIc-at two ounces for one
cent
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

Tho Knishts Tempiers OF the tjtate held
threo day convention at SOdslia and ended
their labor on tho evening och ult, Winding
mp with a grand banquet in the evening at
the c Carrison House.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
GTbe yolksblat,.l

The war cloud which is still lowering over
East Europe seems again 70 be diseharging
itself. The Turks, Mecedoniaus, RnSsians
and SerYians are already In ircsh and jolly
rows.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

We understand that e. L. King and Ashley
w. Ewing will soon unite their leRal talents
and the sign King and Ewing will Gy 70 the
hreeze. e.--Ecllpse.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
PENSIONS! /!

Under the new Pension Law, Soldiers
wounded or injured, even IL slightly disabled,
can obtain pension back IRON day OF dis
charge. One OF our iirIa In Rashihgton 10
give aperscnal attention 10 eli cainlS tefore
the departments. Do not dehy, bnt Rfite NJ
once. Send stamp Tor our new soldiets cir
cular,
VIC. BEHINGER s. co. PITTspuBG, PA.
RaS-O Oldest Claim Agency in tho US, Him
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

Mr.. |, =. FalbnghE farmer Of Polk
county, IN this State. raised last year stnalI
crop OF tea from seed produced from osor-
eIa. L q ofthe Young Hyson tarety and
Is said by the editor OF The Bolivar Herald,
who Has tested II, to be as good as impogled
fea. The plant is Easily raiaed, growing
about thSeo feet high ana covered thiul. with
leaves. This picking ot ihese leaves In The
fall, just before frost, is the most tedious
part ofthe beslbess. - Lacleds LoAdof. ="
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
no CONsUN4FTINEs

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, Consumption, by
simple remedy, Ia anxious 10 make known
10 his FELLOW suffers the means OF cure. To all
VIII . desire it bo will send copy of the pre-
scriptioR raed Oiree OF chsrge,l With the d.
rections foF preparing and Using the sams,
which they will flnd' q sure' Cure for Cob
sumption, Asthma, Brono6itil, &c. Parties
S'hng n1 5siorDoP Si psn S Pe'sS 81 %%s aSsTS:.
bureb, N. Y. l0-6m
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

Tho Moniteau rounly'A. & M Association
will be held at California on the %, "a, 20
and &C, days Of September next.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

All tho time the Globe-Democrat was
charging the Legislature witt oxiraveGsnce
last winter, the Globe-D Demo6rst correspor-
dent was afawinG pay as clerk offs committee
that cxtsteh merely in nname.--Times- j Journal.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
Castle Home Items.

Friday night, June 9th, 1879, the west
end OF tho iron bridge on the Moresu creei
near DR.. Hemslreet's sank ebout foot, it is
not sale TO cross.
There WAS . funeral at the Catholic
church in strinst6wn Friday, June 27th.
The Corfnthians are about through
harvesting
DIR. Hemstreet, one Of our most success
tul farmers Of Cole county, has purch Ased
cults number Of tho Fairview Bee Hives.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

The mall route No. 29. $50 from Jefferson
City TO TuscumbiA formerly operstea by Bill
Gordon, was tdis day secured BY 9reen"C.
Berry.--Eclipse.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

--Messrs. Edgel Il Ute. late OF 3alem
called At the Sentinel ofilce yesterday MORN
ing. They propose starting q paper a.
Stoutland.l l--Ricbland Sentinel. Te
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

Mr. w. r. Short well known Attorney
Of Kansas City has purchased the outfit OF
Dan Rce's Circus and will start his circus as
soon as hecau procure clown.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

Capt. Ware employs more hands than
any.other tie contractor and river man cper-
atIng on the Gasconade and Usage. He took
4 number of hands down with him this
morning. g.-Eclipse,
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

There IS considerable talk Of violence and
lynchipg in connection with the recent trAg-
edy rear Clayton, in this county. What
eyer Developments may be made during the
nsxt three or four days, WI hope the law.will
be permitted 10 take lis course. The people
Of Missouri cannot afford to Indulge IN Any
acts oi violence, no matter how much the
Snormlty OF the offence may justify an cut
burst Of popular resentment. Missouri has
got TO go TO work and uDoo the reputation
saan,s and sHeh naDers
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

Sir Knight Mayo, Secretary OF the Grand
Commsidry of 4. r. OF Mo. vas severely
bitten by'a dos in'SedalIa list week.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

Tho wear aud tear of business life makes
such tremendous drafts upon body and
mind that without !ecourse Il some iEitain-
ing agent they must give way under tho Pres.
sure. To those who are breaking dowhi or
wasting from general debility or affections
Of the Yiver stomach and the Kidneys; c sys-
tematie course OF the Bilters will 30 reinforce
the vital functions az to bAAss all tho assaults
of di,osse aud restore the system TO iiS wont
cd health.
For sale by all Druggists and respectable
Dealers generally,
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

Seuator Vest waEes up the Senate ct a
lively rate on the southern exodus Of colored
)eople.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

The Department OF Agriculture reports
that the direct losses to sbeep-oWnera BY the
ravagss of dogs reach 81, coo, 600 anndslly in
the mutton and wool actually destroyed.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
DEAR SIRi

II you are In wan, Of anything in the wav OF
Gums. Rifles. ReYoIV,ors.
Pistols, Anhnuntiou, Gun Material,
Fsh,ng Ttckle, or any other Fine
Sporting GOODS please senG slGlip
toftmy Large illustrated Catalogue and Price
List Yours truly, Address. JOHNST0N'S
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS PTTTsBURGH,
Pa Helm
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

Colorado produced sl9,OOQOOo silver last
ar.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
THE
Alpine Silver Mining company.
QfCoIOrHdO.
Capital $4,000 pOO. 100000 Shares,
PAR VALUE, $40 PER SHARE.
VNAssEssIgLK. YULL PAID.

yNAssEssI9LE yULL PAID.
Daniel ] J.splAine, Pres. J.L.ThompsOn, Sec.
ofice,-eI ROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The prOparty OF this Company consists Of
twelve mines and mining locations, located
In Lake County, Colorado, in'the Vicinity Of
LeAdyille, upon all Of which extensive work
has bOen done, in ali cases exhibiting true
a..oSe ss veins veins, good Pay t'Fs'fa aid well De-
Two OF the leading mines are yell opened
ap and have at The lowest ombutatihn oyer
TEN THOUSAND TONS OF DEE. IN
SIGHT, The Railroad nOY under eJhStruc.
tioh Will soon be within AHhort dislGEpce.o OF
this property.
The d6mpsnv proposss 70 sell portion OF
It's stoes at 81 30 per 'share'ior he 9aPbOse
Of moro completely Developing its minesg
end tot The erection 8f Eof!,s los the treat
ment OK tils.ores.
AppTicktioa Tor the stock maybe nlade.to
the office Of the Company, 9IBrOAdTAH
New York.
n. B.-The Mining Record, Of New Yq[k,
the highest minfhg auth 9sity IN this countfstA
says Feb. 1st 1879, The principal owners
In thB company are hard working men who
by their own labor hav9 uncoYered large
bodies OF ore which they now wish 10 e1.
tract 'and send 10 market Our Teade-s VIII
do we'll TO make q venture with these worthy
men, their money WY probably DO returned
TO them twenty fold the business. man
Agement hes been placed 10 the care OF Mr.
j. J.. Thompsbh, an efieeP OF high standing
10 Qaa OF ShelaTgest and best banks IN the
city. A prospectus givlng full particular,
sent free, on application 70 the SECRETARY
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
All. shocIsIev

Has now on hand, and is offering for sall,
The largest aud best selected stock OF hard
ware ever opened out in Jefferson City.
Stoves and unwsre. cutlery Of the best
brands, granite wsre, farming impliments of
all kinds, In tact, every artical usually kept
In first class hardware stores, and all being
sold at living prices. Give him a call At l07
High street.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

There should be ne violence attempted at
Clayton. .LSt. louis Times-Journal
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

No yellow fever is looked for in shi5 coun'
Y this year.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03

A new double postal card ls soon TO bo is.
ned By tho government.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-07-03
sage valley Banner.

Thursday, July 3, 1879
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-24
POLITICAL sCReED.
A Disguised New Constitution Mantle is
"Homesick

EDITOR HERALD: 1 left Los An
geles yesterday morning Disguised
from first to last with the position
of affairs revealed n the new Con-
stitutional Convention on Satur.
day.
The impression which the failure
made on me as an outsider was the
more disagreeable for the reason
| that, as a new Constitution man,
had hoped for great things from
this Convention. l came to Los
Angeles Saturday morning. exult-
ing in the idea that I saw the day
breaking politically, and a new set
of principles as embodied in the
new Constitution about to be put
into operation by new set of me n
In harmony with them.
left Los Angeles, Sunday morn
ing, believing that human nature
is the same In all parties, and that
the candidates, and many of the
delegates, were as greedy as a sci
of coyotes quarreling over a dead
mule.
Now, Mr.. Editor, the thought
naturally arises, rs there any reas.
on for our continued separation
from the old Democracy
loan speak only for myself, but /
f'Nink that nj he T.
this part of the county feel a sort
of hankering for the old party and
would like To fiud them seIveo once
again in sympathy with all of our
Democratic brethren. The new
Constitution was made by Demo
Gratis aud ratified by Democratic
votes very largely, although not a
partizan measure.
Wesley set his hymns to the live.
ly tuues Of popular songs, ami
When some straight-l laced ones com
planned, said lie didn't see any
reason why the ID should mo-
nopolize all the pretty tunes. IL
the same way we say we can see
10 reason why we havn't as much
right to stay in and drive bad men
out of the Democracy as they have
to drive us out. We "see no reason
why the ID should munopolize"
Democracy.
II we only could feel that the
Democratic new Constitution can
didates would have u show for the
regular Democratic nominations
and that We would not be- deceived
by the Los Angeles Democrats you
would fluid many OF US glad TO fail
into the old battle line once more.
We want new Constitution men
to go to the Legislature, and we
want fair part Of the nominations
for the other Offices What can we
conut on from the Democratic par
ty?
Now, Mr.. Editor, If yours, as the
principal Democratic paper in this
end Of the State, has anything to
say In reply TO this, let us have it,
but don't give us any tafy-we
mean business.
A New CONSTITUTION DEMOCRAT.
DJwney, June 23d, 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-24
Charles A. Tut,ie Declines.

Charles A. futile has declined
the Workingnen's nomination for
Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court in the following letter:
j. J. Flynn, Esq, Secretary W.
p C:-DEARSIR: L learn from the
published proceedings of the w. P.
9. that my name was endorsed as
one of the candidates for Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, but
have received no official announce.
ment of the fact.
L had hoped that, by common
consent, all the friends of the new
Constitution would unite in an ef-
fort to see its pro DIVISIONS fairly car.
ried into effect. The failure of such
union induces me to decline the
nomination.
Permit me, through you, to ten
der to the Convention my thanks
for the expression of confidence its
nomination implies.
Very respectfully,
CHAhLES A. FUTILE.
Oakland, June 10, 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-24
Fourth of July Celebration
ORDER No. l.

GRAND MARsHAL's OFFICE, Los)
ANGELES CITY, June 10, 1879. !
All societies, military and civic,
trades, trades unions and private
persons intending to take part In
the procession and exercises on the
Fourth Of July. 1870, the anniver-
sary of American independence,
are hereby invited to participate in
the celebration at Los Angeles city,
and are requested to report to the
Grand Marshal at their earliest
convenience, in order that they
may be assigned positions in the
procession and at the cerem onies.
1t is hoped and expected that the
people of Los Angeles city and
county will feel such interest and
take such action in the celebration
of that day as will make the occa-
sion memorable in the annals of
our county, as we'll for the manner
of its celebration as the great event
thereby Ommemorated.
JAMES Q. KAYs,
Grand Marshal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-24
COURT REPORTS.

District Court...............S EPULvEDA j
MONDAY, June 90, 1879.
f. & M. Bank vs.. w. M. Temple
Demurrer overruled; ten days to
answer.
l.. A. County Bank vs. L. Wolf
skill ct al-Demurrer Of G. K. Long,
assignee, submitted; ten days to
answer.
l.. A. County Bank VS. Henry
Dalton-Demurrer submitted; two
days to file points.
Newmark ct al vs. II. X. Brown
Motion to dissolve restraining or.
der denied.
Lord vs. F. Il M. Bank-Demurrer
to answer set for argument ut 10 A.
NJ. to morrow.
F. g. NJ. Bank VS. Lord-Same &C.
ton.
Alexander VS. Misunderstanding
of motion for judgment on plead
ings set for 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Long, assignee, vs. Wilson ct al
Demurrer overruled; twenty days
to answer.
Same vs G.. Allen ct al-Same
action.
Same vs. G. N. Wilson-Same &C.
ton.
Same VS. Serrano and Pico-S anne
action.
Same VS. A. Rendon-Same &C.
ton.
Same vs.. H. L. Hazard-Same
action.
Parker VS. Parker-Answer with
drawn and default entered.
Cohn vs. LeBrun - Demurrer
overruled; twenty days to answer.
Oxarart VS. Lopez-Decree order
ed to enter as prayed for.
Miguel LeoDis VS. Juana Lazar-
vich ut al-Time to serve plain tiff Is
amendments to statement on mo.
ton for new trial, extended TO the
81 day of July.
Sanchez vs. Cummings ct al
Five days further time given de-
feL dAnts to serve statement on mo-
ton for new trial; stay of proceed
ings ordered during such time.
Santous vs. Gassave ct al-De-
murrer submittedi two days to file
points.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-24

Little Johnny -"Pa, you once
said that the reason folks are dumb
Is because they can't hear others
talk?" Pa delighted to see how
we'll his little son remembers)-
eyes, Johnny" Johnny-"Then l
suppose q boy who never gets q
chance to see anything would be
blind, wouldn't hep" Pa (rather
disconnected at Johnny's logic)-
neutrality-suspicious. so. But why
do you ask that, Johnny?" Johnny
-"Nothing; only there's been one
circus, and another's coming, and
I don't want to be blind, pa"