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WEDDING N0TICE.-Nsw and Hands.mt
designs 10 Solid and Plated SiIVsrwars.
JACOB W, GRUB. -

SALEs-w. II. Halter, auctioneer, sold
at auction, on Saturday morning, the
johnson mill on Caldwell's run, for 81
500, to David Montgomery. Also the
Schwartz property on Main street, South
Side, for 81, sos to George Hook.
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MEMORIAL SEvIcEs. Special services
were held in Zion Lutheran Church yes.
terday, in memory Of the dead OF the past
year. TwentY.nine persons died in this
congregation in that time. The church
was appropriately draped in black and the
services were OF an interesting and i'm.
pressive nature.
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PULPIT PolNrs.-"The Raising Of the
Daughter OF Jarius," Mark Y, q, "a, IS,
43, was the subject OF discourse at the SIX.
teenth Street Lutheran Church, Rev. s. B.
Bsrnitz officiating. At the Sunday School
Mr.. Zeyely, Superintendent, had fine
representation Of the "Seven Golden
Candlestlcks and the Hand holding the
Seven Stars" in illustration OF the inter.
national lesson Of the day. This school Is
about to introduce the cOrnet as leading
musical instrument in connection with the
organ. The evening sermon was on the
theme, 1.-THE Believers Triumph" Isaiah
iiy, II. This church will unite in q
Thanksgiving service Thursday morning
at 1880, with the Chapline Street N. L.
congregation and Disciples congregation at
the church Of the latter on Market street,
Centre Wheeling.
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The marks last evening indicated S feet
Q inches and falling.
The st. Lawrence got away Saturday at.
ternoon with all she wanted.
The Andes is due today, and will leave
tomorrow at SF. N, Capt. Muhleman Is
In command, and clerk Ed. Muhleman Is
in the office.
The o'Neal will enter her regular trade
between this city and SteubenviIIe, to-day,
leaving for that city at 2:SO p. NJ, aud
continuing In the trade until further
notice.
TBy Telegraph
NEw ORLEANS, November 23.-Weather
clear and pleasant.
CINCINNATI, November 2S.-Riyer u feet
4 inches and falling. The fleets have
nearly all arrived.
ST. LOUIS, November 2S.-Riyer fallen 9
inches, l2 feet inch by the guage.
Weather clear and cold.
PIrTsBuRaH, November 2S.-Rlver .
feet 10 inches, and falling. Weather
moderate and showing.
CAIRO, November 9S.-River Is feet 10
inches and stationary. Weather clear;
thermometer 10 degrees.
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TAKEN TO MouNDsvlLLE.-The Brooke
county incendiarieS are being well distsi.
buted. Three OF them are in Jail in
WellsbuiH, Cheek in this city, and Satur.
day the same deputy that arrested John.
son took him to Moundsville Jail for safe
kaAninu
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THE FEEItNo OUT AT BETHANY IN RroA ARD
TO TAR FtRE-1uos. We had q talk yester-
day with one OF the Bethany boys who
come down to see Mccullough Saturday
night He says that the feeling out there
In regard TO the suspected hre.bugs now
under arrest, Is intense. The people be.
lleve that the real miscreants who have
haraSsed that community for 30 long O
time by their incendiariSm, have at last
been caught, and everybody 10 Allied with
anxiety 70 see them go disposed Of Is 10
free the people from further apprehension
He says that the feeling Is such In regard
to one Of the most noted OF the gang, that
should he be turned loose, the people
would be apt 10 lay violent hands on him,
believing as they do from the evidence,
that he Is guilty OF two or three OF the
burnings that have taken place. Il Ia
understood out there that should he and
his fellows escape the meshes Of the law,
that Bethany would be doomed village,
Revenge would be the study Of their lives
on the people whohave procured their ar.
rest. Those who took part In the abduc'
ton Of Cheek at Jacktown, Pa, make nc
concealment Of their agency In the matter
as 1t was, In their opinion, O measure de.
manded by the public safety. His reputa
ton Is so notorious, and his purpose 50
apparently unrelenting to injlre the
Bethany community, that every body has
welcomed his arrest as most fortunate
circumstance. "Sdlus populi Supnmd Ter, .
Is the way the Bethany boys put itin Latin
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FLASEEIs, jeans, cassimeres, blankets
and all classes OF wooden goods at the old
prices at Geo. G. Roth's, notwithstanding
the recent rise Of 20 per cent.
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MAYNARD BADGE MArca,-SaturdAy al.
ternoon the Maynard Ride Club shot the
second Of q series Of contests for valuable
gold medal. Appended we give the score,
which, in the main, Is most creditable:
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Boils, pimples on face, salt rheum, old
sores, and all cutaneous aruptions disap.
pear like magic when "Lindsey's Blood
Searcher" is used.
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Parties contemplating the purchase Of
Piano or Organ will do well to examine
the stock of SchockeY 4 Co., No. 1905
Market street,
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THERMoAErKR kECoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, Is
observed at Sc6nept's drug store, Opera
House corner Saturday;
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REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET-FOR
1O P[kerSbgrg, Pomeroy, 0AllpolIs, NJ. =
lronlon, Huntington, Portsmouth, Mays. -
VILE Ciudnnau and L0ulsyille- 90 =
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
NEW ASDEs..."....--....cHAs. MuuLExAx, Master
Ed. MuHLExAx, Clerk,
Leaves Tuesday, November 2SLh, at p. NJ positively
Passengers and freight eelped through to ali polnI,
SESr and SOUTH For freight OF passage apply OF
ECO aGst cH. BOOTH a son. Agents.
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lIyORr Soap leaves no stain.

SELLERS Liver Pills" stand uurivaled in
the United States for curing biliousness,
sick headache, 30.
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ELEoANT piano covers, very cheap, a
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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BEuRExs { Co., the enterprising grocers,
have the best Peach.blow Potatoes in
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Building { Manufacturing Property for Sale


The subscriber oilers for sale IS acres Of land, more
or less adjOIliug the village Of GEtnaVillO, midway
between bridgeport and Martins Ferry, Belmont
90 It are tEo good brick dwelling houses and 4
brick Touring MILL About 90 acres Is hill land, nm
d-FtAid With choice coal and this coal Is the key 70
Several hundred acres Of coal adjoining which can
only beaTaiAble through this hill II also eOntlns
~ loot vein Of the hat quality Of limestone now BE-
Jug mined Tor blast furnace purposes and Opened %
There are other values connected With the mine,
which viii be shown TO PeTSOaA desiring 10 purchase
The surface o. The hill has 90 It about Il acres Of
CaIAWea grape Vtns In good Gearing order The bot
o Is 10 ErOslng demand for building lots ~ there
DO other Aere1Se over which 70 extend the flourish
log Vi ase Of ElnAVile. have thought Il prudent
70 Keep ias bottom unsod dtemipg Il part and par
Gel Of very desirable manufacturing site.
% desired, will ell 50 AerSs Oi the hill surface
VITA the right OIL outlet 70 the front and rear IN
which event the minerals and bottom land can b
sSa .pSSIsely The property can b thus divided 70
Sill ODER this property at public sale on the
premises on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER sra,
AZ h1f-past one 10 the Afternoon.
TERAS-H1H cash; the balance In one aud two
yeaf with interest Al per CENT tha purehaSer hay.
tnS the right 70 Tay much more cash n be nav DE-
sire. RICHARDC RAWF0PS Ns
hOts-AWS Bridgeport, Ohio.
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JuST RECEIVED another lot OF that scarlet,
all wool, home made flannel that will NOT
shrink in washing, At the old price at Geo.
g. Roth'a
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AL sheet music at half price at sheib's,
Washington Hall.
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Snor1uS ScGTTEES-Saturday afternoon
aseries OF glass ball matches was shot over
Jingle Range, Of which We give the totals
A. follows:
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JrsI RECEIVED, 20 pairs, extra size and
weight, Of those good home made blankets.
This small lot ] can yet sell at tho old
price, at G. G. Roth's. y
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7LM.aN.SF.M7hM IIAx.I2HSP.XT P.N
Is Is 10 ~ - y - q
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Day GOODS are going up wonderfully,
but you can buy them at the old prices ct
Geo, e, Roth's.
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{ AuAKhrss substitute for all intoxicauss,
SAXFoRD's JAMAICA GINdER. "a.
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SHAwIs, shawls, shawls, eloaks, cloaks,
cloAks, fine assortment and cheap, At
Geo. 6. Roth's.
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CuEw n. Liale's Cinnamon Roll To
haCco.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

q a u - 30 ~ ~ n
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LADIES muslin and merino underwear,
childrens' merino underwear, gents
woolen aud merino underwear, q large as
sottment and cheap st @. g. Roth's.
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DENTlSTRY.-To THOSE THAT De-
~ SIRE to save their natural teeth We would EAy
that We better prrparrd than ever 6eioEe 70
enable them 10 do 60. By the uAe VI an ELECTEo
NASNHIIo PLrs6EE We can and arc making better
and Landowner Gold FilnnsS, With nOrr ease 70 our
Patients, than have heretofore been made IN this
city " elHgWherT, without the aid Of the Electric
PluESrr, What Ue say Ne can prove by actual
demonstration. Call and scS for youF'elEpS
JANIS n. SURGlSOS l. son,
auI Nc. llC2 Market 81, WheeliuE, ". Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE OE
Died Of Tut inside BY Chhs;irl AVA Uia
Ghalies Able, and said Charles Abls, bet ss'a5d Z
ese = lrnstee, dated The "a day VI JItglI, ny
SSoan g Ohio county, West VirgniI, 70 Drrl y IfA
Book No. Is, page ii, VII, 90
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TIE CouREs.-s uPRENfR CouRT OF Ar.
pEALs Judges 6fesa, Raymond, Moore and
JolIRloh-This Court met on Saturday
morning and rendered the following de.
cisions:
Van Glider Va. Hoffman, from Monon.
gala county. appeal and supersedeas al.
lowed bond 81 900.
Robson vs.. Ball, from Ohio county.
Petition refused.
Second National Bank Of parkesburg
vs. Moorhead, from Wood county. appeal
and Aupersedeas allowed bond 500.
]. Henen, administrator, vs. B. & o. R,
r. Co., from WetEel county, appeal and
supeBedeaS allowed no bond required.
Byrneside vs.. Burdette, from Putnam
county. Affirmed. Opinion by Hay.
mond.
Wallaee's executors vs.. Wallace, from
Ohio county, reversed and new decree
ordered. Opinion by Moore.
Aumann vs.. Black, from Municipal
Court Of Wheeling, reversed and dis.
missed. Opinion by Moore.
Bradford vs.. McConihay, from Kanawha
county, reversed and remanded, Opinion
by Green.
John F. Kelley, Of Ohio, was admitted
to practice IN this court, on motion Of At.
torney General White.
Adjourned to meet Saturday at 10 A. ".
MUNICIPAL CouRr-Juige Cranmer.
This court met at 10 o'clock Saturday and
disposed OF the following business:
Thompson & Hibberd VS.. 7. G. Britt OF,
al. In chRncery. Decree entered con.
tirming sale Of real estate.
Adjourned until 10 A. ". to-day.
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:. Ferrel-Dry Goods

Regular Tuesday Paeket-s;eamer An
deS.
Notice.. W. Ferrel-Dry Goods
Eotice-Dissolution.
Seal Skin Cloaks-J. S. Rhodes.
Queen Anne Brass Fire Sets-Nesbitt &
Bro.
Chinese Laundry-Yee Wah.
Closing Out Sale-C. P. Brown-First
page.
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Commencing At 10 O'eloek a u, sell al lie irst t,T
y tne Soart ho1se q mid county, TIE iOlIoTIsg y
StAte; pared u lAnd LtuAte 10 UaiV cpEsIJ Ah
virginia, and bounded = follow: BsaaDiBC II
sa6aE NE tiunP Al original Sessr ms, Nrnt
surveys nadS ior Edward Calhoun Add JSna ua'
vel, EuPSeaIelyi Sbenes With ttSS briHks ~
t9tEeys > ~ b. SO-lI0 EoIes 70 toe lGTth n5t =
Hnai called the Hubbard R0sd, Ind via TIE az
a. Hs4 n > polts, \. Is L :. polei. ) ~
SE:N poteS tbebos having - ~ SGn
~ S0,.9 poaeA IoAR original hoe BET syts he A;9
Ana enIth traels, and With The EsBs s a " ~; 2
we 70 tAe eeEtnhiDg, COatAni-s ave acre. Io3nt
pereheL And alto trHtt u La 10 MD .Sg1N
eh9ed e iolloTa: Bsginniog A. VUiEi " ~
etfiy hns q The CarTOlI lara and thirty e'i Ri5'
HHIa nun The old sugar. trES corot; "a W W
Hsnee Continuing On sid easieFlJ Gat ieAll Y. y
g S-leo POLES 70 = ItIke; 1. sGCS DayiA ~, y,
'sto-lV0 P0.Ss 70 E'aEf; lhsnee = ny ". 9'th.
P9ia 70 stafes thenee s. 10Y Z - PJISa, w!h
place q beStnnlnEs eoaE1iAiGs OSt iert SIaIut
tbefdro1 al o. The eoal EIaI1 Of hSti VhSs EI
9ndsrte the SlrtleO q nd ast HeslioGed Ps1sc'
e ven = the right and PsiViIeSe q. sliBinE Isl y
aeIins 40 cal IN PCOpsE nIHntf from A'i S!ssS
Se WI eoaVey 0aly The ute IesiNi IL II ,! -
1EEHl OF SAiE-Ooe-IoGrth q The paEeh " 1isG
knd q mneh more - he PaFehAsET nay t!re thA
eaodi he haarCO 50 thrive equal rsyBensi, .. ~
we've and eighteen uSothA rsPSCIiTtly ii79 =.
dAy q ale With tntSrest trOu thiI Gay the paNISs,
- % gits DeUSs, secUreA By derd q trSiS 500 W
pfoPef1y iof he desefrUd Eay1ssit .,.
". a. HALtE1, AUetioasSF. Sh'
IAt above ale b postposSd until slTrEplI.SS
femst ,, lsfS. II Tie 6ns hear ls4 Ftsos:
AL NM uSlH, !rFE'e,
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Saturday, the goth day Of De cenb.r, 1919,

~ virtue d \ dsed o. tIust u.lde BY wiIllla J.
Stele 'o TIE UndersiSutd a Trustee, tI,sd The 1E
Pee Of the County Court Of y rio coQu,y, Rt,l vt
San, IN Dyed Of Trust RS0S No. Il, Iiie Isl III
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che qntelI1grltter,


onico, Nos. rs and "a Fourteenth street.
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EoR SALE
Ny tlrn--S9 Astes-on Wheeling Creek, two tuilea
hon Eln Grove. Three houses, three itables ard
1arhS iee-hOuSe, tool house, earriASe-hSnsa- The
iurnithed hOuse, With garden and sable ior rent
WI. WOODWARD,
lYa IaRAIln MnrkI.
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SaturdaY, pece,nhar Iath. ls19,

9eJg eeSG AueT ISIHl 1914
Cemmeneng At 10 oielOs a. u, ell n the lrVst d.
q The Lourt HOaSe Of id county, ,rrtIlu lna 1
Eeai et1'e on the Cumb eriaud rad AID bSIEeta IL
Ind the creek, al Jut 6Vs ui!es sAs u tht dV
Haneelng and aboaG Iix huLdItd yudI 1ua Y
hoEnerOok Park, eoamonIy lnoGn - lbt suit
HInI containing tLiTty ScTSs, NOE " lssi ~
HISPeiy oae Of Iae moat valuable piece' q isG =
vac county, Ietng ell adapted y bOlA bHiIt!Is w
stuening pun poses. Thosv seeking Got baiIdiag NJ
Ion4 IN toe Country will do we'll 70 s1Inips tAa n
PStIy before. the Jay u sAlG For ngFE FGftitsE
- lPoa OF the loc4 ion aud bOUnd .nrs Of IBIS ~
ssstsaee made 70 the deed uGdet VAieA Ihb 'LaB
LE1AS OF SALE s-One-thiA Of The IlrtGni
noaey' and - much more Es tie puFthAHl ~
sltct 70 ray, IN cash The nAllDee In $50 tqll Fl'
~. y aix and twelve months, via ini.FSt ~
- ne, purchaser CHING bSits SSEuir4 " a.
o. SEaSe for deferred pa mSuLG
M TUE % this properly d believed 10 h PtFkt
SGtSSnnS - trustee sh1ll CouVsy OuIy SssI tiu's
u vested IN me By aid deed u trui
GGO. A. w1cEHAN, Aueti.StsF. ng,b
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-02
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial TO the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
Pacific Coast News.
The

SACRAMENTO, March 1st.--
Campbell offered as a substitute
for Edgerton's, a resolution simply
requiring authorization by the
President and Secretary aud re-
questing the delegates to affix their
signatures.
McCallum offered resolution
embracing three propositions:
First, that the Convention vote on
the Constitution as whole; Sec
ond, that the President and Secre.
tary should authenticate it and,
third, that the delegates should be
requested to sign it.
Hale demanded the previous
question. The main question was
ordered and Edgerton's resolution,
amended by Campbell, was adopt
ed. This requires final vote but
does not render the signature of
members absolutely necessary for
authorization.
Webster introduced a resolution
requiring the State Printer to take
a receipt from the Sacramento
Postmaster for every package OF
pamphlets mailed at this office.
Adopted.
Tully introduced the following:
Resolved, that in the opinion OF
this Convention, the adoption of
the new Constitution would pro.
mote the prosperity and happiness
of the people.
Some of the delegates shouted
"Buncombe" and, amid confusion,
the Convention adjourned until
Monday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-02

TIE demonstration Tuesday
night under the auspices of the
Young Mems Democratic Club
cannot fall to prove q highly sue
csssful affair. The committee en-
trusted with the arrangements
have invited the Messrs. J. r. Nc
Connsll, Frank Ganahl and
Stephen III. White to address the
meeting. These selections ought
to guarantee an eloquent and ex-
haustive discussion of the issues of
the day. 1t is fitting that so signal
nu event as the return of the
Democracy to the possession of
both branches of the National Leg
islature should be celebrated with
the utmost possible e,lat. 1t is
we'll timed, besides, in view of the
fact that the Presidential veto of
the bill restricting Chinese immi-
grafton is now outlining the Dem o.
cratic party In the attitude which
1t has always occupied-that of the
champion of the masses. VIII en-
the executive department of the
United States government shall
follow the legislative into the
hands Of the Democracy our people
will receive some consideration at
the hands of the national authori.
ties. By all means turn out In
overwhelming numbers and give
emphasis to the demonstration.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-02
MAJOR ToLER brought to this

MAJOR ToLER brought to this
ONCE yesterday specimens of sugar
cane. grown on the mesa lands,
which we have never seen surpassed
In diameter or richness of saccha.
rine matter. They were grown alto
gsther without cultivation and the
stalks came up twenty-five in
bunch. Notwithstanding this rank
ness OF growth, the stalks are two
inches In diameter. There can be
mo doubt as to the adaptability of
tho Los Angeles valley for the pro-
duction of superior article Of
sugar cane. Whether we can pro-
fitably engage In its cultivation is
another matter. 1t has hith-
erto been grown in those quarters
Of thu world in which labor is
cheap or enslsved. In the Sand
wIch Or W,ss India Islands, and
in Louisiana, in the palmy days of
alavery, sugar making has yielded
la-ge pecuniary returns. We are
inciirsd to Look upon sugar maxi
ing nom cane as an incident of
poorly remunerated labor. Senator
Benjamin, Of Louisiana, in speech
made In the United States Senate,
just prior to the war, said that the
average cost to the Southern plant
or of the maintenance of his slaves
per capita was $42.50 a year. Cot
ton raising and sugar making,
which were remunerative with la
Dor 90 cheap as that, present very
different aspects when undertaken
at the high priced labor of Califor-
MIA. The problem as to whether
the manufacture OF sugar from
bests can be made to pay is, we
believe, being worked out in the
Sacramento valley. We have no
data at hand that would enable us
to determine whether or no the
venture has been q profitable one.
II there is spot on the footstool
where ruch an experiment ought to
succeed it is in Los Angeles
, county. 1t is a downright marvel,
tbs quantity Of beets which can be
raised to given amount of ground
In this caunty. Eighty tons to the
acre Is not an extreme statement.
When Napoleon the Great started
out to encourage the manufacture
OF beet sugar in France few practi-
cal people thought the experiment
had any ~ ,nce of success. He per.
srssfed ~ ais efforts, however, the
people co-operated with him; and,
to-day, nearly all the sugar con.
sumed by the French people is ol
their own manufacture from the
beet. We should much like to see
the industry introduced here.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-02

THE mission of Gen. Fiemo ont 10
the East is understood to be in pur-
suance OF request of the Arizona
Legislature. It's maiu object is to
bring to the attention of the people
of the Capital and the moneycd
classes of the East generally the
manifold attractions of that Terri
tory as a theater for investment.
Though Gen. Fremont has been de-
seribed by George Francis Train ms
"a millionaire without n dollar"
his long and intimate acquaintance
with the leading financiers and
public men of the country, and his
numerous negotiations in eonnec-
tion with his famous Mariposa
mines, will give him, to an unusual
degree, the ear OF those who are
best capable of assisting in the de-
ve!opment OF Arizona.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-02

THE preposterous political prog
nosticator who has been doing up
the Fourth District for the Chrons-
Gle Is versatile il not veracious.
He speaks for the Democrats as
follows:
Tho Democrats who feel aggrieved at
the election OF Farley to the uniteo
States Senate now demand tnat thelr
next candidate shall bo from Soutnern
California.
And then proceeds to administer
taffy to Mr.. J. de Barth Shorp Dy
declaring him to be their strongest
and most available candidate" etc.
As It is DIR. Sherb, and not j. de
Barth Shorb, who is the aspiring
Demosthenes of the young Denoc-
racy, much given to holding the
party up by the tail, the Chrontote's s
political prophets proclamations
are of questionable value.-Sdnta
Barbara Press.
Our sprightly neighbor is In
error. There are two Shoio Us
brothers-both of whom are in
fiuential Democrats. We do not
know whether either of them has
Congressional aspirations this Fail,
but both are undoubtedly entitled
to have them if staunch Democratic
records and faithful party services
are warrants for promotion. DR..
J. Campbell Shorb, being citizen
OF San Francisco, would seek to go
to Congress, if at all. from that
district. His brother, Mr.. }. de
Barth Shorb, of San Marine, Los
Angeles county, is a valued mem
Der of the Democratic County Com
mittee, one of our leading pomo-
logists and a gentleman who, while
not possessing the pronounced ora.
torical gifts of the Doctor, is withal
able and energetic.