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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

Several gentlemen and ladies went out tc Chino Valley on Saturday and joined the good folks who ilve there in sociable par ty, winch took place in the school house. McMillen was pressed into service, carried along and persuaded to furnish the music for the occasion. The day following, which was a very good one, the pleasure seekers repaired to the Verde river, where they had a regular good time picnickiDg, fishing. etc: The party brought home A ton ar less of the finest trout that ever sailed through the green waters of the roaring Verde, and they were caught with giaas hook-no powder was used-no. of course Rut. All hands re e turned home Sunday eve well pleased with Chino Valley, the people who live there, and the Verde river.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
On Currency S per thousand when he nnnat exceeds S30O Less that than amount
SILVER BELT.
. are p c.sed to know that thls valua


 are p eased to know that this valua- ble mine, of which nut little has been said through the newspapers, although it has been paying large dividends to its owners, has now passed into the hands of C. Thorne and ". W. Hutchisson, who alone own it and are working it in close busi- ness manner. The Silver Belt is ;situate near the Kit Carson and only three miles from the Agua Fra, where the ore is taken for treatment. Under the present management we predict that this mine. will take front rank and compete fairly with the celebrated Tiger in rich ore. We be- lieve there are hundreds of mines that are now resting, which might be made to pay nice revenues and enrich their owners il properly handled, therefore, we avdise the "old Hassayampas" to arouse and put their shoulders to the wheel. \
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

w. z. Wilson, has returned from the land of pumpkins, bragGadocio and bigotry. wa mean, of course, Phenix, where people {. ourn up their crops unless they can sell their grain for at least 50 per cent more than the same can be bought, and sold at, from California. The people living in the little town of Phenix. which has been built uu by the crumbs given them from favspsi, have no very kind feeling for Prescott, her charitable people and many things that are spd. They hsynt any use for anything that isn't shaped and favored like Salt River pumpkin. Veil. they are good summer diet. Don't burn un your grain gentlemen: e1t down your expenses by do- ing your work outside the whisky mills and thus place yDurselvss Tn position to com pete with Californians. We don't charge a cent for this advice.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
MONDAY.

Miss Hattie Skinkle has gone to Brad. shaw for the purpose of visiting her sister, Mrs. x. C. Shek,es.
 The excursionlsts leave San Fraucieco for Arizona on the 10th. Las Angeles rn the Iith and arrive at Maricopavilio on the isth, o'clock m the morning.
 The s ?. R. R. Ca. have sn srrarged their emigrsnt cars that passengers can sprcad thrir blankets and have their regular sleep without extra charge.
 Archie Mcbride returned home yesterday from Cal. Archie has five young horses nf the Mormon Chief stock. cn rpute to Trcs- cott. which he intends putting into the liv- cry business.
 Jake Marks went out on tho stage this afternoon for Narioopavillc. where he will meet Mrs. NJ, on the 18th They arc to take up residence n Prescott.
 Fred W. Fitch. young silver tongue" arrived in Prescott Co day. snd will % into tn practice or the aw. Hts fsther. Hon. Tsm.. viii leave for home on the 10th of this month.
 Sandy Hammond, who IS determined to to s,sy with tho ouatry, is n town from Bradshaw. Mr. Hammond l. one of the lucky owners in the Hammond < Riggs odclon tbs Tiger.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Utah Southern Railroad.

This road, which is feeling out toward Arizona from Utah, has its terminus for the present at York, but during the com ing month, June, it will be moved to Chicken Creek, l05 miles from Salt Lake city, and the construction of the Utah Southern extension between that point and Mulford on Beaver river, will allow of its being carried 100 to ls0 miles further be- fore next winter. Not far from Chicken Creek tho route passes out on to the desert through sevier pass, leaving out the line of settlements to the eastward. The Utah Southern is probably more lightly bonded and stocked than any other railroad of the standard gusge Tn the world. Its capital stock is s2O,0OO per mile, and its bonded indebtedness the same.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

John Kelly saved Tammaay from the dreadful clutches of ex-GoveTnor rildoH on the slsi ult.. whether the society has any ,hing Co boast of in the hands cf Kelly. The regular Kelly ,iekes for officers was elected. no efor, at all being made by the oppo%iuon, although some ofkelys friends reso-tci to the dcy ce of runBing ticket for the Tildcn party just to show weak i, vas. ex-coveruor wiil have io get along without tho powerful aid of Tsmmany.- Cool by Tilden.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

Ia ihe Third Di trict Court, uf Salt Lake. two days have beea consumed in impannel- iisg jury ia inc Miles pelygany case The jury now stands one Mormsu and ten Gehf.Iss. Mormon poiygamist being ox- cluded under the recent decision of the SnpIemc Court in the Reynolds case. Miles is the Mormon vhn undertook to marry thrco women at once last November, one of whom, Miss Owen, escaped after the triple mssriage and ca ised his arrest. Witnesses will be examined tp-morro~.-Tiibune.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

THE WANDERINGs OF RECEIPT IN SEARCH OF ITs REDEEMER.-InAugu 1878, Jacob Fluhr deposited a sum of money with friend in Prescott and started to Texas with his band of sheep. About the first of last month he transferred his receipt for the money to Wm. $ Week, of Ft. Con- cho, Texas. Week sent It to Bonnet Thorn ton & Lockwood, bankcrs at San Antonio; they sent it to Armour Bros, bankers, Kan sas City, Mo-, they to the City National
 Bank, Denver, Col. The Denver Bank sent
 it to the Pacific Bank, s. F.. the Pacific Bank sent it to the Pima Co. Bank, Tucson,
 Ariz. and the Pima County Bank sent it to the Bank of Arizona at Prescott, where it arrived Friday morning and was paid Sat urday morning. The question for the curious to solve Is how much will be left for Mir Fiuhr or Mr. Week after this money has passed through all these banks on jxs way to Fort Concho,l and each has taken out it's percentage for collectIonl It hardly seems reasonable that men, with lntclli- genee enough to do a banking business would know so little of the geography oi the cOaatry as to send a collection all over Gods creation, and part of Missouri be- sides, but the endorsements on the receipt show that it has been to all the places named, and of course the money will have to go pack by the same route.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Annr,rrp.-shrriff Walker, arrested yes.

ARRr Sheriff Walker, arrested yes tenlav, man who goes by the name of John Lee, supposed to be Jef Lee How srd, who was convicted last year in Ventura Cal, of murder in the second dsgree. The man arrested by NIT. Walker, answers to the description of Howard. who eseapsd frSu the autharitios where he was convicted, and fo, xhom a reward IS offered of tj00 He is to be examined tomorrow before Justice Nnxes
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
TlUTInFRs or STEAM MACHINERY IN All. Diss branches. sseAmbosa. sseArasasE, and iA4sd
 ENGINES AND BOILERS.
Hsh rr-ssur. es csuPsssa.

ORDINARY EVOLVES epuapounsss ~hra sivssasls.
 sTYas B0ttE gs--farnesi1 sttssitfan gfrsa to Elss qua8ty rf ta~ .sser1ss xsrkssss6r. szd suns l1t trss-sfs~. ~csrt ErofuosH
 ~ATrS FIrF sf tssftrr cr sh-es fren. af tsy sls.. made fn spitssss leafh far c1sfn@cnns sastssf ur sheets re fiar-a s~s Fsctvd fes ss;rsi siis reasy Co h@ risfsns tee srosaa-
 HTDHAUIfC RfvETISo.--Bc BcEler -urs ans vsssr rire rasie hy ns e<tshEshrs-3s. rxiis O, hyirauie rivstns tnacktnrsa, tsaf gaAGiy of vart t=sag f.r superior te hard sorR.
 PuMPs-For Efnfne, ef Eny ear.city aaA os ssv svie osr styis pf atreeT srtins. rsusouhd sszsnss v1th doshts irs cf fsi, H-e rfttcssgiy reuHIsnsfd Ns rvfsF to taees s-e. nsf cfss hsFtiss srrr broken down.
 DIRECT ACTING ENgfNf@ i1T yfails-s~es-s1 sn-a trrs7atsazs, sr c-z p.ifr yorss fss-s. ssf fss cs,eAFsts4 hsssg F.T~ Htisl, saGsrss tQ slE gtass
 MINING HtCHINgIg IgI tlzlzr-z rssifls, r.na f, i. haisS7s ras~-'1-F1. siak.-s tsts'sas ssEiars. tz.sfatgsry T@sa.rfl
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
NEWS sY TELEGRAPH
SPECIAL TO THE MINER.

ED. MINER-North bound stage was stopped this morning three miles south of Phenix at half pass two o'clock by man armed with a shotgun. He only took the express box and did not molest either mail or passengers. McClintock of the Herald, and one other man were the only passengers. No further particulars. McCLISTocK.
 Phenix, May 5, 1879.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

The Tory government, of England has been again sustained by An overwhelming vote. Mr Ryiand had moved vote of censure on account of the increase in national expenditures. The Chancellor of the ExcheqGer declared that the expenditure depended upon the policy of the govern meat. amt this, if wrong. should be con demned. The House of Commons, by a vote Uf 50s against 230, sustained it.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

AucTIoS.-J L. Fisher < O. will sell st Saleroms neNi Saturday, May 10th, at e N.. lot of Elegant furniture, the prop erty of an officer. consisting to par; af Bed rrom Sets, Mattresses, Chair, Curtains CAiaaware, dC.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

The celebrated tre;ter. '-Goldsmiih Maid, WAS delivered of fine bay male coft al the Fashisu Stnd Farm. pear TreutOn, \. J a few days sin~e. The sire is "George Washing .on.~ Mr. Smith refased au ofse' of Ss0, coo for the colt.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

Dan Thoruc returned from the Asua Fra smelter to-day, having run out 56 ha-s of base bullion, 100 pounds each. winch he brought in. ARd ieft the shelter In full blast. This bullion comes from the Silver Bell, the only dividend paying niHe 10 this county, st present.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
Tiptop quoted at 80 cents. Silver King

Tip,op quoted at 80 cents. Silver King S50.----
 z fAmsn writing. rom Fnesnos Cals for sin- formation concerning brother says: "He was bon Mch. 3i, 1881 in Wales; his age is 4s years; he has twin brother living in Hazelton, PennI tbe same age"
 The examination of Peck and others for taking possession of the Peck mine, on complaint, as being illegal, was ca trialbe- fore Court Commissioner Hargraye to-day. 4 demurrer was set up to the effect that the Court Commissioner han no jurisdiction in the premises. The demurrer was over ruled and the court adjourned until 10 A. NJ tomorrow.
 Herspring, of the Capital tobacco house, has commenced the manufacture of cigars in Prescott, which will necessarily cause suspension in importing the artcle from Cal fornia. MT. H. has shown us speci- mems of hls manufacture which he claims surpasses in purity, flavor, etc, the genuine Havana. He uses Pennsylvania wrappers, Connecticut binders and Havana filters, no taffy about his establishment, consequently, no need ofa 4O-inch bellows to fire one of these delicscies as is customary with half the rash sold and called .'imported."
 FOUND DEAD.-Alfred Wright Woods, [ native of Warren O., N. Y, was found dead in his cabin on the 3Oth day of April. The deceased served in the Mexican War and was discharged from the End Drag"ons Capt. Ashby's O., on request of his fathel under the Minor act He afterwards served in the Cal Volunteers, Infantry, from 1S6- until 1866. Mir. Woods. at the time O his death, was interested with James Pad den. mining in Black Canyon. He wa subject to violent bleeding of the nose which, it is thought was the cause of hi death. 4
 HERDIYe--The outfit Of an Arizona shee) herder consists of two donkeys for carry irg supplies, tent, cooking utensils. can teen made of tin. and with a capacity fO holding five gallons, small Mexican pony two or three dogs, and tabscco. Two mel and three dogs can readily take care o 1000 sheep. Thousands of these animal roam at will over the vast plains, feeding a they go along, and never stoDDing tw nights in the same spot. When the even ling comes these immense her,ls gathe closely around the shepherds camp an sleep peacefully, guarded by the wei trained watch dogs. An area of from te to twenty mics will be grazed by an ordin ary herd in a single day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
W. F. & cos RATES.

Wells. Fargo & Co.'S charges in future will De as follows:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

W. n. TAILOR - Free issri JOSEPH MOORE ASap~rfrisraieu.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

One dollar for each i've pounds or I;s', above ten.
 On Silver s2O,O0 per thousand when the a. mount exceeds Sl00,OO; under that amount charges are
 For Sl5 or less, o0
 Is to 25 I5 9 to5O ~afrs. s-a..F SIPS
 50 10 75 l,50
 75 to 100 200
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09
SATURDAY

Messrs. More anl Garside, Kirkland val lev rangers, are in town to-day.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

On Gold sI0 per thousand when the amount exceeds $2OO. Uuder that amount
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-05-09

Miss Hattie Skinkle has gone to Brad shaw for the purpose of visiting her sister, Mrs. N. C. Shekss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-09
One Mans View OF II.

A forlorn and greasy tramp called
at this office yesterday aud said:
III dropped Ia to call your atten-
tion to the fact that we stand win.
dicated.n
"Who stands vindicated?u asked
a reporter, pricking up his ears.
1--WE do, sir-the gentlemen Of
the road"
"You mean tramps / suppose?"
"Yes, sir, tramps, SO calledn
"HOw does it happen that you
stand vindicated?"
"Pablic sentiment did 1t, sir; 1
knew 1t would. Why, my dear sir,
just look at 1t! 1t has become as
popular as seven up'
"You refer to the walking mania,
do you?"
81 do, sir. The whirllgig of time
has spun US around In our proper
place, and our oceupatIOn is no
longer q reproacb. The change Of
pubic sentiment has made it Just
rs popular in the higher walks of
life a. the iron heel of poverty
has In the lower walks, of which I
AN All numDie representative"
$50 1t would SEEM"
"The last man tn join our ranks
Is NJ. Gambetta, The new President
of the French Chamber, " whum the
cable announces as walking eight
miles daily around the delightful
lawn Of the Presidential garden--
one of the prettiest of the rivs
gauche. envy NJ. Gambetta his
iove,y tow path, as it were, but
welcome him with open arms to
our fold. I think he'll like u.s."
aud the man of sbreds and patches
backed out OF the room, for the
reason, we think, that the front Of
his garments was more presentab BILE
thau the rear. Pausiug on the
threshold, he added:
"Don't forget to mention that we
stand vindicated. And, by the
way, Sergeant Bates is ore of our
pioneers. Be good enough to say
it in italics that the Sergeant also
stands svindicated." Cincinnati En-
Quirer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-09

encounter. Col. Keilt, who was q
man of generous impulses. was af-
terward killed in the Confederate
army.
The affair between Col. Lowe
and Senator Logan does not seem
likely, from present appearances, to
result In the spiiIing Of FLOOD. but
there is q marked tendency Of late
to revive duellipg, and this is like
~ to continue, until SOME prorni-
nent man Is killed, according to
the code. Then may be expected
such an outburst OF indignation
against the barbalous custom as
followed the killing of Alexander
Hamilton by Aaron Burr, and the
killing of Jonathan Cilley of Maine
by William ]. Graves of Kentucky.
IN. Y. Sun.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-09

YeAK N9y 4 tf0ofae ;

hehk baH -JflufEa =
.-lho crmad.eui WAS erfeRt-
. aigh1 ai -neaplt oi hls uhn-
tfa, atty ssaGu1sd hJm Rt The ghsa.
ge isfaay ind hariua, sc sworn
The ar q 3 broken kicksbg's
cola 5fsr ilnIl.cied niGef iu-
ils,es sif H'eh dameEes are iaid
Is Sif 90.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-09
sasHas ..s,"U Adopted by
1Cs &" 10. 900 usJ"rS'y.


ss.;s. 6 9cs ." 10000 nsJ.rT'y.
SAN FRANCISCO, Msy $3.50
NJ No returns have been re-
ceived since the closing dispatch
last night, except from San Jose,
which says that IL precincts, in.
cluding San Jote, give majority
against of 748. with nine small pre-
cincts to hear from. including May
field, Mountain View and AlvisO
San jose gave 574 against. The
total vote of San Francisco was
1884. with u majority against Of
1928. The adoption Of the new
Constitution is conceded by from
FIVE to ten thousand NJ p0ri'y.
two AiMers KiIIed.
SUTR0, May 1.-Two miners, while
engaged in printing cartridges
In the SutrO Tunnel, were instantly
killed last night at III O'Clock. No
une was in the immediate neigh
boIhood, and the cause OF the acci-
dent is therefore unknown, but 1t
is supposed that one of the men
WIS trying to clean q giant cap Of
sawdust, which probably caused
the explosion. The names OF the
men are given as @. Chsquette aud
J. A. McCandless. They had been
employed In the tunnel about two
weeks. This is the first serious ac-
cident since the work of cutting the
drain commenced, and considering
the number of men employed, and
the blasting which is constantly
carried on, aud that many Of the
men are careless and inexperienced,
1t is q marvel that no more acci-
dents have happened.
Anesner Currency Bib
WASHINGTON, May 7th.-The
sub-committee of the House Com
mittee on Banking and Currency
considering the bill introduced by
Buckner on the 2lst ultimo, requir-
ing reserves of National banking
associations to be kept In standard
gold and silver coins, 10 lieu Of
lawful money, to-day, reported as u
substitute bill smends tory of sec
ton 5l9l Of the Revised Statutes, so
that National banking associations
in the several cities enumerated in
said section shall hereafter be re.
qulred, in lieu of lawful money, to
lave on hand, at all times. in
standard gold and silver coins, or
In coin certificates, at least two
fifths of twenty-five per cent, of the
aggregate amount OF its notes In
circulation and deposits, and that
every other National banking AS
aOciation not mentioned In section
5lol shall have on hand In said
coins three. fifths Of fifteen per
cent. of the aggregate deposits.
The substitute was agreed 10 by the
full Committee.
Th1-sssts ssd La abrr Mexirsa
Claims.
WASHINGTON, May 7th.-The
Secretary Of State has now under
consideration the We'll and LIZ
Abra Mexican claims, which have
long been pending, and in the La
Abra case, which Is to be first dis
posed Of, will soon render decrs-
ion.
NEW YORK, May THE Time,
says: The impression among
friends of General Stanley, who
have closely wato ed the case, l.
that the verdict taken to Washi nR.
ton yesterday is acquiltal. Stan
ley received from General Shsr
man yesterday orders to return tt
duty at Buffalo, aud there wait fur
ther instructions from Genera
Han cock, President Of the Court
Martial This fact, added to th'
cclrse which the Cnurt-Martial la
been ordered 10 PURSUE, strength
ems the opinion among army OF
flcers that the authorities In Wash
inglon have determined upon I
trial cf Hazen, and are 'skt"v rrr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-09
tn. chester traders CUP.

NEW Olshs Nuy "a lFiIuOI
special says Refer won the Chester
Traders Cup; TOuchet, second;
Ridotto third. Ten horses ran.
C"ai Mias ExpIosioo.
WiLKEsBARRE, Penn, May T.
Last night an explosion of gas in
the Stanton shaft, in the Lehigh
and Wilkesbarre Coal Company,
severely burned Martin Kerrigan.
At midnight, while the men we're
brushing out the accumulation Of
gas in the lower vein. 1t came In
contact with "blower," causing a
terrific explosion. A large force
of men were driving a tunnel at the
time, and eight of them were bad
ly burned, the majority, 1t is
thought, fatally. The mine was
set on fire, and soon six hundred
feet of solid coal was burning furi-
ously. TO extinguish the flames
the mine had to be flooded.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-09
Morning kilograms.
AppsnHsMns- R-tu'ss "f Sev-rai
CauHshon.

CauHshos.
SAN Francisco. May 9th. 1P. NJ.
Very few election returns are
coming In to-day. The majority
Of Bu,te county against the new
Constitution will b. about 126. A
number Of small precincts in Shasta
increase the majority for it. In
Lake county f1ve.sixihs of the pre-.
cincts have been heard from, and
the majority for will be about six
hundred. Several small preci"
In Santa Cruz increase the W
;ty for. The same ma" 7s.i "t
COlusa and Sskiyr'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-09
Accepting Personal
Courage.

The time when 1t was regarded
as necessary to accept challenge
in order to avoid the reputation of
being " coward has long since
passed away. Many man who
would look upon fighting duel as
silly and criminal, would Mot be
found wanting in courage If at
tackled. A man may well have
conscientious scruples about fight
Ing duel, hut none whatever
about defending himself.
This Is the position assumed many
years BRo In Kentucky by George
ID. Prentice, the founder and dis
ting uished editor of the Louisville
Journal. His New England edu-
catiOr had fixed in his mind u
strong feeling against the practice
Of duelIing; but when very young
man, and u school teacherin Khote
Island, he made himself an adept
in the use Of the pistol by constant
practice, and was always ready to
repel an attack.
The same ground was taken by
Henry Wilson soon aftrr he first
went to Washington as u Senator
from Massachusetts. He declared
openly that, while he would not
fight duel, he would hold himself
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-09

Both steamships call at Port Harford
(San LuisO )and santa barbara.
~ Passengers TOR San Frarcis y take
the train for WilmingtOn that leaves
Los Angeles at S.45 O'Clock p. M. Los An
geles time,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-09
P~..-n~ c.,.-s a,t -.

Now. N-v f-D fr..
Fc,y. .rr- q Syl lgrs'er h WILSON.
a. Fox sHa sIfs. O. . -'4-t #.
81 aasacrs1u, J.E -alr.... JH1II
be ~. "a f..e -titg b-yd,
paNi E[5rsr ~u.u. II Sho'
.atfffI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-09
BANKING HOUSES.

FARMERS & MERCHANTS
ANlk
OF Los Angeles.
CAPiTAL.-....6o 500, 600 90
LSA1AS W. .HELLMAN. President
Il. U. GOODWIN. Vlce-Presiden
JOHN MILNER.-.............. Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
IsAIAs W. HEiLaAs, EUsENE MEYER.
CHAsLHs DUcoMMuN, JOSE MAsoARnL.
JOHN \. GRIFFIN, G. e. TH0M.
FRANK LEcoUvREUR.
Exchange for sale on
NEW YORK, LONDON, DUB
LIN, FRANKFORT, PARIS,
BERLIN and HAMBURG.
Receive Deposits and Issue Their
Certificates.
Buy aud Sell
LEGAL TENDERS, GOVERN
MENT, STATE, COUNTY,
AND CITY BONDS.
Will also pay the highest price for Gold
and Silver Bullion.
Com meYciaI Bank
OF Los Angeles.
Authorized Capital 800, 900
e HOLLENBECK .............-..P President
e. r. SPENCE....................... Caahies
DIRECTORS.
A. H. WILCOX. W. WooDwoRTH.
I. LANKERsHlM. o. 9. WITHERBY.
e. F. SPENCE, j. e. HoLLENBECK.
This Bank Is prepared to receive de-
posits on open account, issue Certificates
Of Deposit, and transact general Bank
ing Business.
Collections made and proceeds remitted
at current rates of exchange.
Los ANGELES COUNTY BANK.
MAIN STREET.
Los Angeles.... "....... ........ Gal
Capital Stock (paid up), 500, 900
J. s. SLAUSON.............. President
Il. s. KER......... .Vice-President
M. ELLlOTT...-......-... ......-.C Cashier
DIRECTORS.
], 3, Sy.AUsoN, A. W. BOWMAN.
v. A. HOOVER, ROBERT s. BAKER,
J. BIxBY, GEo. w. Prescott
Receive Savings Bank deposits.
Buy and sell exchange on San Francisco,
New York, London, Paris. Berlin and
Frankfort.
Buy exchange on all parts Of the United
States and Europe.
Receive money on open account and Ger
tincate Of Deposit, and do q general
banking and exchange business.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-09

INr lr1.5 ion hv the Freuch of
tne raeau ravailin New Caledonia
w.. atteuuei Dy .eidole hArdshi ps
tUd sulirrnE ou Csc part o. the
rgbeliogs slv9gss Many of tus
inanrsen@ 9fe SAID 30 have been
driven bg famine ic eHt thair own
eid 'dreu. ana the native niiies OF
lls Frsucl cut ol the noses % all
sac pIls2aets they sapllfea- The
lnsoffeetlOp has heen eaapletsiy
.spod2sd oGd the Freaol oetvieis