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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-02-15

SATURDAY. FEB. 10, 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04

simple, the American people have
often = remarkable knack Of voting
right. They will exemplify this
happy aptitude to q notable degree
In the ensuing election. We might
emulate the Chronicle In making a
fool of ourself with election ia.
bles; and, If we were to claim as
much margin ofthe imagination as
the "liven paper does, we should
put the majority against the new
Constitution at fifty thousand.
But, as we are desirous of having
our figures before the election cor
respond exactly to what we shall
be compelled to announce after 1t,
we shall content ourselves with
saying that the new Constitution
fanatics will be beaten by ten
thousand majority. The result will
not vary thousand from this fig
ure. If we were to allow ourself
the latitude Of the legal phrase
smors or less," we should say it
will be beaten by more than ten
thousand.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04
How Opium Makes. a Chinaman
[clneInnatl Enauirer.l

[Clneinnati Enquirer.l
Wah Shung, the Sixth street
laundryman, entered the drug store
opposite the dive yesterday eve.
ming, and throwing down a nickel,
said:
'"Five centee opium"
While the clerk was getting the
drugr an Enquirer representative
engaged the Cinnamon in conver-
sation. -.
"Buy much opium, Wah?"
"Five cent, fifteen centee worth
q day.n ,rr 80 rt
"Use 1t on shirts?''
"Helle, no! Smoke it."
"Like it?u
"Belly good.r and a happy smile
spread over his mummy-like coun-
tenance.
"Tell me something about it,n
said the Enquirer man.; "what Kind
of effect does it produce-how does
it make you feel?"
"Makes Chinaman feel likeen-
and here he was stuck for COM
parison to denote perfect happiness
and contentment; "makes China-
man feel likee-likee Mclean man
General Grant, alice time plenty
money, no much workee, takee
things easy"
"Makes you forget your troubles,
does it?"
"Yes; foglet troublee alice same
likee when you sleep.n
! "Do,-er. see nice things In youl
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04

A Los ANGELES gentleman for
warded to Judge Henry Closson, oi
springfield, Vermont, copy Of the
new Constitution of California. The
Judge responds as follows: "Thanks
"for the copy of the strange instru-
"ment called the new Constitution.
Use far as the declaration of rights
"is concerned the theory is very
swell; but, as regards the Chinese,
"there is a strange contradiction in
"the Constitution of that theory"
We can assure Judge Closson that
the sentiment Of all parties in Cali.
fornia is Indifferent as to any de.
nial of rights to the Chinese, but
the peculiar thing about the Chi
nese clauses Of the new Constitu-
tion is that they conflict with the
Constitution Of the United States,
and force collision between Cali
fornia and the nation at time
when all parties in Congress, in
obedience to the declaration Of the
National Democratic Convention
held at st. Louis, have shown dis
position to "cotton" to our ideas
the.fraudulent Hayes being the only
obstacle. The case may be differen
II we start in to set up the organi,
law of California as the suprem,
law of the land. It is we'll to lie
good enough alone.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04

fy. He said Miss Owens and Miss
Spencer called at his office to get
counsel regarding matrimony, and
to see which should have prect :
dence. He informed them Il Q
elder should, which In this instance
was Miss Spencer. The matter ap-
pered complicated, and he told
them to do as they pleased. Kate
Conley testified that she was pres
ent at the wedding reception and
heard Miles address Miss Spencer as
his wife and introduce her as such.
Jealousy was apparent between
Miss Owens and Miss Spencer, the
former calling the latter q squaw
and slapping her face. Lee Dykes,
a lad. who was looking In at the
window, testified to the same effect.
Angus Cannon, at whose house the
reception was given, knew of the
marriage, but nothing of the plural
ity part. Miles paid him for getting
up party. Eliza Foreman, a do
mestic In the house, heard Miles
address Miss Spencer as his wife,
and witnessed the row between
Miss Owens and Miss Spencer.
Miss Owens is here, and will testify
for the prosecution. The case will
last several days. 1t excites great
interest.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04
How ThurioW Weed Fooled iIimseF.

Washington Corr. Chicago TrIbune.l
, Among other stories told about
those supplies for political cam
paigns, is one at the expense of
Thurlow Weed. He went from
Albany, where he then resided,
down to New York, in 1856, and
OBJ n ID from the Seward men a
fund 10 enable him to defeat Fill
more. Having dread of investi.
cations. he placed $4,000 in an AL
bany bank to the credit of his part
her, to be drawn out as it might be
needed. A few days afterwards the
partner dropped dead In the street,
and the bank paid over the money,
with the other sums deposited by
him, to his widow. This was not
agreeable to Mr.. Weed, but his dis.
gust was Increased when, a couple
of years later, Mr.. Fillmore wooed
and married the widow-and the
$4,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04
Natural Cannon Balls.
ISL. Nicholas for May. ]

"My friend, the late Captain
Hawley, brought to me- from that
Wonderland, the far West, a very
curious stone. 1t Is black and per.
fectly round, as heavy as iron, and
looks exactly like II cannon-ball.
1t was taken from Cannon-ball
river, branch of the Upper Mis-
sissippI. This aforesaid stream
contains great quantities of these
balls-enough to fie ht our battles
with for centuries. The geologists
ought to be ashamed of their ig-
norance, but they haven't been
able to tell whether these cannon
balls were forged by the water-god
or the fire god. "A neighbor of
mine informs me that he has seen
some of these balls in the high
clay banks of Red River, La, and
that they were some six to eight
feet in diameter. Some of them
are formed IF iron pyrites, though
generally the balls are of clay-iron
stones.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04

THE time for argument on tie
merits OF the new Constitution has
we'll nigh passed. For weeks and
weeks the columns of the HERALD
have been filled with dissertations
that ran through the whole gamut
Of the controversy. For the few
remaining days we shall only aim
to strike few key. notes. The
great aims Of tie new instrument
are, first, to enthrone the Sand Lot
In San Francisco and, through San
Francisco, to govern the State;
second, to give over the control of
the personal liberty of the citizen
to the custody of District Attor-
neys scattered here and there,
abolishing the time-honored grand
jury to accomplish their purpose;
third, to repel capital from the
State, denying to Legitimate spec
ulation the elasticity accorded to it
In New York. London, Paris, and
all the leading bourses of the
world; fourth, the creation of a
"double.header" Supreme Court,
with q sort Of Emperor for Chief
Justice; fifth, the annihilation of
the school system and the repell
ing Of the children of the poor from
any chance of access to the State
University, through the practical
abolition OF the High schools;
sixth, the confusion of text books
through investing Boards of Super
visors with the power Of selecting
them; seventh, double, treble, ano
often quadruple taxation; eighth
and last, for we do not intend to
rival the Covenanter's forty-sev.
entity, it aims to present TO the
voter a mass of contradictions and
absurdities which can never re-
ceive q clear Interpretation, which
will confuse water rights, turn over
all transportation matters to a
Railway Commission of three men
who can only be removed by two
thirds vote OF both branches of the
Legislature, approved by the Gov
ernor, and which confscates while
pretending only to tax the proper
ties of large rancheros who cannot
to-day get an offer for their lands
Of seventy per cent. of the as.
sessment for purposes of taxation.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04

WE hear 90 much stuff and non.
sense about the employment Of cor
poration money in the campaign
in favor Of the Pioneers Constitu-
ton that we are tempted to ask,
who pays the expenses of the new
Constitution howlers, who are
spreading themselves through the
State? Who pays for the bands
and the bonfires and stands behind
the general fanfare /? Is it the Rail.
Company? II not, who is it?
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04

Pete, of Memphis, was great
exhorter In camp meeting, and al
ways concluded his exhortation by
saying that whenever the Lord
called for him he was ready to go.
So darkey Sam, to prove Pete's
sincerity, called one night and
Knocked at Pete's door. "Who's
dat?" shouted Pete. "The Lord,n
responded Sam. "Whst de Lord
wapt?" asked Pete. "Come for
Pete.n answered Sam. "Ohn re.
turned Pete, "dat darkey moved
from Memphis nigh on tree year
ago."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04
, ia a "chiel anang us

FiLza Il is "chiel anang US
kia' l,tes' and he is printing
.lsns u she San Francisco Bulletin.
Telsgrap phing from Los Angeles un.
der the nom de plume Of "Observ.
er." this intelligent Individual
says:
am now confident that the new
Constitution will be defeated. We
arc doing all we can against 1t. I
have Just returned from Santa Bar
bara, and that county will give q
good vote against it. The native
Californlans are almost to q man
against 1t. We, no doubt, ehail see
t0at intelligence, worth and moral
ity can always successfully compete
against the rabbls and the dregs,
and that we have not 80 far degen.
Grated as to permit few defunct
aud ruined politicians to beat US.
The fact Is indisputable that the
tide is running formidably against
the new Constitution now, even iu
Los Angeles, which was regarded
as the stronghold Of the commun'
istic bantling, and it has been &c
running for q week past with . We
hemence which has resulted 10
notable current. Already we hav'
driven our adversaries to quarte
and they are now whistling to keel
their courage up. In the spirit o
vain glory and self confidence the,
have called their meetings on tn
same nights as those previously sc
lected by the friends of the oil
Constitution. Their first ventur
was . failure. Let the friends o
the pioneers Constitution see to !
that the disparity Is made NOR
striking tomorrow night.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04

The Farmers and Merchants bank of
Los Angeles against Samuel Meyer
Seventeenth District Court.
Under and by virtue of decree of fore
closure and order of sale entered in the
District Court OF the Seventeenth Judi
cial District of the State OF California, In
and for the county OF Los Angeles, on the
lst day of May, A. d. 1879, and O writ
of execution for the enforcement ofjudg-
ment. requiring sale of property under
foreclosure of mortgage, issued out Of the
aforesaid District Court, annexed to said
A. d. 1870. in the above entitled action
and in favor OF the Farmers and
Merchants Bank of Los Angeles, plain
tiff. and against samuel Meyer,
DEFENDANT ds,s certified copy of which
attested under the seal Of said
court on the I'd day of May, A. D.
1873, and delivered to me, together
VII with q the ,o writ annexed Ms thereto, on
whereby am commanded to sell at pub
lie auction to the highest and best bidder
for cash In gold coin of the United States,
the. following and in said decree de-
scrlbed real estate, to-wit:
Inose certain lots, pieces or parcels of
land situate. lying and being in
the city and county OF Los Angeles, State
of California. and bounded and particu-
larly ueSCrlDeu follows, tO-Wlt.
First--That certain lot of land fronting
eignty-one 1911 feet and three t31 inches
on the wes erly line of Main street, and
bounded on the southerly side by the
lot of Christian Fluhr, on which stands
the Lafayet Hotel: on the westerly
side by New High street; on the north
erly side by the lot awarded to D Fee.
man and e. +. Spence, as assingees of
F. r. f. Temple, by the final decree of
the Seventeenth District Court, made
q n n a rad IN n q " of
D. 1879, In the partition action entitled
Josefa de Bauchet ct copjux versus Ba-
silia A. Bauchet ct ais, in the Seven
teenth Judicial District Court of said
state, in and for said Los Angeles coun-
ty, and on the easterly side by Main
street.
Second-That other certain lot of land
from ting on the westerly side of said
NJ In street, beginning forty-three [4Sl
varas south from the southeast corner
of the house formerly belonging to Ca.
sfldo Aguilar and now belonging to r..
d. Mott, and running thence northerly
along Main street seventeen III varas;
thence at right angles westerly forty [4Ol
varas; thence southerly at right angles
seventeen III varas; thence easterly
forty [40l varas to the place of beginning,
being The same house formerly pur-
chased by the partg OF the first part from
!. W. Hellman and having q BRICK house
thereon.
Public notice is hereby given that on
MONDAY, the Goth day Of MAY,
A. d. 1879, at twelve o'clock NJ
of said day, l VIII proceed to sell, at
the Court House door, in the city and
county OF Los Angeles, State of Califor-
MIA, at public auction. to the highest and
best bidder, for cash in u. s. gold coin,
to satisfy said decree tor principal, inter-
est, attorney,s fees, costs and all accru-
ing costs, all the above described real
estate.
Given under my hand, at the city and
county of Los Angeles. State of Califor-
MIA, this the 3i day of May, A. d. 1879.
III. M. MITCHELL, Sheriff
By JAMES @. KAYS, Deputy. ma I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04

THERE is no question about it,
on the American continent moth.
ing succeeds like success. There is
an Irresistible impulse with most
men to get In on the winning side,
II they can. A lot Of noisy fellows
hersabtuts have raised such howl
about the new Constitution, its ap.
ploaching triumph, etc., ETC., thai
they have blinded the '~.''
ent Of some men
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04
rs..s rsurs..f ssEns.
-eles county, unless 1t

elf-t4 itE KOOu FstioSt 10 PAcP"Asue1
~ IS " ur,l lie new Constitu-
tsnt .rsonize itself to the in
and progressive spirit of
tae sls iye have q pride in not
nash Immunity which we
AAa alw US regarded as eclectic,
and as cnllei from the flower Of the
country, mAl-ing . bad record in a
time In which every man who has
: hope of the future, every man
who declines to surrender himself
10 the passions Of the hour, every
man In whose breast belief In the
American nation still reigns, will
range himself on one side, with
soms few exceptions Of men who
have yielded to demagogic ambi-
tion;-we say, we have . pride In
not seeing such community go of
ON the wrong foot. The new Con-
stitution il decisively beaten In the
state 1t large and 1t 10 . pitiful
thing to see Los Angeles county
cropping about In the dark. The
only encouraging thing apparent
hsfeAbouts IL the fact that, every
day, men who have acted without
full elaboration are ranging them
solves In line with the victorious
intelligence Of the State. Through
the operation Of reason and inquiry,
~ the case stands to day, a major
ity fer the new Constitution in Los
Angeles county which, three weeks
ago, was three thousand, has been
! reduced, were the election to have
taken place yesterday, to not more
than eight hundred. A vigorous ef-
fort ell along the line will reduce
this majority to nothing; or, far
better, to q majority for the old
and time. honored organic law Of
State which was prosperous until
Denis Kearney inaugurated his
jackass gyrations. It would not be
pleasant to have the State thun-
derlng all along the line against
the dsmagocus's Constitution and
then have to realize that Los An
geles county had been left out in
the cold To prevent such catss-
trophe we feel impelled to echo the
words Of . Shakspearian charac-
ter-"Once more to the breach,
good frlsnds." Don't rest contented
with reducing majorlties. Make
one snblime, supreme effort and
land Los Angeles county at least q
foot or two high on the pyramid of
votes OF counties which will pro-
claim the Constitution which Sen
ator Benton so much admired still
gsod enough for the people of Cal
ifornia. There is no consolation in
the approval of Denis Kearney
which will atone for making fools
Of ourselves. A successful fool Is y
pitIable spectacle; but fool who is
"bossing" a fiasco is something in
describaly pitiable. Don't let US
range ourselves In that category.
for Gods sake! We are = young
Snd pE .ressive community; and, II
va &c 1T vote to CONCEAL capital,
gc4d 4 les are surely ahead.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald sieam Printing House is
not aurpasssd BIZ any Job Printing once
oa ths Paoinc Coast. outside OF San Franz
clsoo. in fhcilities for doing Job work.
ow prices. good work and expedition
nav bs relied upon at this once.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04
Splitting the Difference.
[Detroit Free Press. ]

A young man with the blush Of
country life on his cheeks sold out
bis produce on the market yester-
day and entered q shoe store and
said be wanted pair OF shoes for
his wife.
"What nur-ha-e -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04
Natural Evergreen Pastures
Suitable for Dairylng.

Good water Is abundant at an
average depth of six feet from the
surface. On almost every acre OF
this land FLOWING ARTESIAN
WELLS can be obtained, and the
more elevated portions can be irri-
sated by the water of the Santa Ana
n Most of these lands are nat
>.;roist. requiring only good
e-afiuce crops.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
PACIFIC COAST.
sroCn REPORT.
FORMING SESSION.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND sx-
CHANGE BOAitr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04
w. III. .TUTHILL. AGENT.
The Stearns Ranches.
ALFRED ROBINSON Trustee 12O Sute St. San Francisco CAL

$4,000 AeeEs seE sSLE. sE hAHD p
lots to suit, suitable for the culture
of Oranges, Lemons, Lines, figs,
Almonds, Wa1nuts, Peaches, APP
pies, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar
ley, Flax, Ramie, Cotton, etc. and
also many thousand acres of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04
NEW TODAY.
Mortgage sale.
No. 1901

The Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
Los Angeles against Samuel Meyer
Seventeenth District Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-04

Many Of the manufacturers OF
other machines refuse to state their
sales. Why?
Sales of 1878 over any previous
year, 1890; average sales for every
working day Of the year, 1,l38.
chine sold by US. Machines sol d
featuring Company,
PRING STREET, Los Angeles, Cal.
al5-l I'M
, 1879-03-23
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7VANTED-A FII:sT-CLASS 1EOS-PATTERN
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JITAETED--A FINlSlIE:L 4 BLOCKER, AND A
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~" tribute oi'se. oi'se.--.-~--
WANTED = SIX FIRST GLASS CARRIAGE
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Btud Ind.
IIyANTE11-GOOD CARRIAGE PAIyTEK ApPIY
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, 1879-04-27

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L conveniently located. uniform In plan and style.
having the halls adtoinnx 60 that they can oG connect
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None but nrsE-class persons need apply. and rent
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Summer 426.
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9ulu.R0uiss getewayo Der bur9 ben llns
ueritanb bes snsIif9en iibafri.anii9en
SiaatbaIters beraufbsidworsns asiss nit
ben SuIutaffern iein gnbe srsi9t babsn,
aber bafar fann man In afsbaniitan &c.
troif wieber BON porne anfaussu. Rod 1T
nidt tIar ssfeat, ob Der nsue gmir uRb
bie &uiien bort bic Sanb I'M SpieIs babsn.
Ebaiid9Ii9 1T bas blutiss RefuItat bss
iansfen bortisen &rissss psrlorsn, unb
unter ben sr0Bten Sduieristeiten besinat
Der neue sriss; es finb ni9t senissnbe
Streitfrdfts am pIase, es fsbIt bur9aus
an Transportpisb, unb Der Wintsr itebt
Dor Der Gbire.
Waroeco, bas afrieanii9e aaiierrei9,
ssbt isinsm Serfale satsesen. DasisIbe
Smfabt bic Gibraltar sessniberIissenbe
siite. @s banbeIt fi9 bisr aIiO um ein
Stdd Der geberriduns bes RittsImssres.
Oa molten GnsIanb unb Spanisn rits
ipre@em. Die Waroeeansr iinb england
frennbIi9 seiinnt. Man ,ifet bersits auf
alien Seiten. gieIleidt ipielsn bort bie
jeanonem, wsnn Der 5,ibIins 1880 ms
2anb 3iebt.