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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-11
TUESDAY, THE 21st DAY OF
JANUARY, A. D. 1879,

At 10 o'clock M. will proceed to sell, at
tho court house door, in the city and county
OF Los Angeles, State OF California, at public
auction, to the highest and best bidder. for
cash In gold Coin Of the United States, to
satisfy said decree for principal, interest,
attorneys fees, costs ana all accruing costs,
all the above described real estate
Given under my hand at the city and
mia, this the 2Sth day OF December, A. ID.
1878. Ii. NJ. MITCHELL,
Sheriff
By James c. Hayes, Deputy. d29td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-11


kins, Deiendants-Seventcen District
Court.
IYNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF
~ decree of foreclosure and
pTaer %,aeI Of sale entered in the
teentS ' judicial District a0 Of the ssxsn5 stsle
Of California, in and for the county
OF Los Angeles, on the 7th day OF De-
cember, A. ID. 1878, anu writ of
execution for he enforcement of judg-
foreclosure of mortgage issued out of
the aforesaid District Court, annexed to
said decree and dated the 18th day OF
December, A. d. 1873, in the above enti-
tied action and in favor of Miguel Leonis,
plaintiff, and against JACOB r. Ger.
kins and Ysidora CarbaIal de Gerkins,
defendants, certified copy of which
said decree of foreclosure, duly
attested under the seal of said court on
delivered to me, together with the writ
annexed thereto, on the 2Sth day of
December, A. d. 1873, whereby am COM
manded to sell at public auction, to the
gold coin. the following and in said de-
cree described real estate, to-wit:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of
land lying and being situate in the city
state Of California, and bounded and
particularly described as follows, to witt;
commencing at the point Of intersec
tion of the west line OF Alameda street
and the line dividing the property of
Marta Reyes de CarbaJal from that of
John Benner and running gnorthwesterly
along said line one hundred and eighty
(lS0) fcet, more or less, to the line marked
out for the railroad: thence along the
same southerly five hundred and fifteen
(5l5) feet, more or less, to the west line Of
Alameda street: thence along the same
northeasterly to the place of beginning,
containing one ~ acre of land, more or
less, excepting therelrom the portions
conveyed to John Webber by deed ie-
corded in book IS of deeds, page 1865,
County Recorders Office, Los Angeles
county; also, the portions thereof con-
veyed to N. Crump and J. Young by
deed recorded In book 80 Of deeds. page
l75, said Recorders office; and also
excepting those parts thereof con-
tracted to be conveyed to Ackerblum
and keinocke contracts or conveyances
TO these two not yet recorded]; leaves
about 800 feet each on San Fernando and
Alameda streets as property mortgaged
by defendants, Jacob +. Gerkins and
Ysidora Carbajal de Gerkins. r,
Public notice is hereby given that on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-11
Mortgage Sale.
No. 4,49i.

Gerkins and Ysidora Carbajal de Ger
kins, Defendants-Seventcen District
Court.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-11
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-11
LEGAL.
Mortgage Sale.
No. lO,7ei.

George Irvine, Plaintiff. versus James p.
5 Mckenna and Mary Jane MeKenna,
Defendants Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict Court. in and for the city and
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-11
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
DEYoUNG.KALLocH.

As was to be ex rected, Chas- DeIoung, the wLo'esale news paper libeicr and would- be,nurdsrer, ha1 been admitted 10 bail in tho sum of S1a,QO0. aud Rev. Ralloch, the political preacher, has sp far recovered as to be out ofdanger The California pr.ss h.s tired io make political capital out"i this sean- dalu,is affair, and nu doubt ihe desired ob- feet has been effected. Dei oung had the selr-respect right to call KallocL tn aacouut in an open way. This teacher of morals was before the people for h'gh municipai office, and was at the time officiating as q gTuat ministerial teacher, and II the same time sendIng out word to bis political up- ponent to "go to hell, and flinging in his teeth t.e gauating accusation Q being the son of harlot and accusing hun of having been raised in 9 brothel, There is DO law that would reach kalloeh and DeYoung, although iu cowardly way decided to defend the nams of traduced mother with deadly weapoa. Had hf done otherwise he would hardly have brea entitled to the name of man Deloung Is a;ilty in the eye of of he law, and should receive a just punishmept for his infractiou of the Penal Code. still, rls prnvQcalion was great and should be taken into coGsid- eration and weighed es against the of ace such teachers of the ministry as k 'llo-h, Bpecher and Ibe balance, when they so [ f,,roe; .l.cir calling. stGop so low aRd d. mari n far from d, cs-asy as to try and ruin tbe name of fair woman, to e.." 'nV'' worldly ends. then they should be treated as Ioafers and compelled 10 receive the c'r . sequences.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
A LIBERAL GENERAL.

Gen. Sherman told Sir c 'orge Campbell that tll9 olly WIT ha " ,u!l liI<. tD under take would he agt;nsi the Mexicans. to make hem take back New Mexico anG Ar iZona.
 And why does General Sherman think the United States ought to give back New Mexicn anu A-izona tn Mexicoi Those two Territories are rich in minerals, coatain large areas of farming ami grazing lands and are destined to be great cnmmonweaths Perhaps the General thinks also that we ,ught to make Mexico tuke back Texls. Californis, Nevada and Utah. Arizona and New Mexico give less trouble to the Govern ment than Louisiana and Mss. and cost less than the Territories of Utah, Wyoming or Dakota. Gen. sherman is artogether too liberal wlth United States territory, hut We suppose the Sh.rm m family own this coli- try and can do what they like with it. s. F. Stock Report.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
Destructive Fire!!
SEVERAL BUILDINGS BURNED
Loss TWELVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,

At about II o'clock Thursday disas. trlus fire broke out in the lower par, If town. whicl.i a fsx n1m at, car ei away f,ur baildil,s aad ths.r co ite Its, wiih Ihe excepiiol of th i. rurdirurs of l. Woilenbsrg. ols of the suf rers. The sir. first oiieInaI- ed in the stable of W. Golf e, adj ,inins the ware-r ,o.n of Mr. W ,tIeloa z. the fire pr b aDly catching fr.,m cigir ar pipe ia the p 'sSes,iou of some careless p.rs0l. whJ m y h eve passed near ths stable. Tle fl ms imme liately s,,re ,d to the ware-ra"m, and from there l., the buildings north and east. The O 'e on the east being ths dwelling of MT. wollenberg, aud that on the north ili- residence of Ar. J. Blackburn, brewer fo Mir. kodenburg. In a iew minutes the sta ble, warc-roon and twJ dwcl,ing houses were in ashes and some $ls.000 dollars in property destroyed. The loss 10 Mir. Wal lenburg cannot f.ll snort of 5000, while the balance falls mo ,tiy on MT. Blackburn. Luckily, at the tim;, there was aardly a breeze. Had it been oth ,rwis.,, several
 
 swept away by ths fia,s, n, 1t Sss, he lwsliing of Supervisor Rllenbu z, tine PenwelI Eouse and that of Mrs. Bourke were blreiy savsl, olr citiz ms working desperately to keep the fire within bou 'is. There is not city in the U.lited States whers the citizens turn out and work wlth better will or greater d"termiDatinn tn n h y do il Pres;ot, an it is bs regretioi that the town IS sop lprIY prep ired f'. an emergency similar to that oi h. tay. X few wells at c"lsenielS pbilts ttro sa ths town ai1 small engi le would assist very m .serislly in the event O. aUo.he.. fire, md II is |, b, hotei th tt $ m preparation may ne md: to p,event the d.,trIctio of our town by fire. which Is likely U happen at almost any time
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
rnE DsYorNG-KALLocn AFrAIR

! The Argonaut Of August s0ih. has tbe < fairest and i,e-i criticism aI the sh0 ting of Kalioch by D.Yoasy, and the cautes winch Id in ir that has vet appeared in print, and 1T, in aflertime, people shall . lT', to pI, ;rye history Of this sc4nsia,oa. basiness, which shall properly represent Ihe facts, and hana them d0~n a warning to those who are to come after us; we have seen nothing 90 aaihentic. or ImDarilai as The article in the Argonaat.
 It reviews the course Of the ClrOaicie, as bold, aggrs ssise, personal. sensational. in- q cent. unprincipled. interruptions aszaiIaE' of rnsn's reputation and women's virtue; anyih ng to increase it's circulation and en- nance it's power, and whils DeYoung en- Ierfaiaed a regard for his own n 'thes thar almost amnnated to insanity. he had ao respect or regard for the mothers, wives or sisters of others, but ruthlessly assaulted them iB his newspaper when he saw x chance to create sensation, without the least regard fsr the truth or falsity Of his aceasauons His only object, in all cases, b.ing 10 incresS; his circulation and give the Chronicle a noioTiciy.
 In this spirit be attacked K ,lloch, raking up old ana stale scandal, aud not context &irl that he went into the grave of KAi- loci's father to ssnrcn for scandal, and held up the II emory of the e.der Kalsoch us in- i fan. .,lIs. all Dec suse Rev. f. 5. Kalloch had brca nominated by the workingmen E.r Mayor, and without the slightest p'ovo- cation on KaIIoch's part. Kai.oeh, ol the other hand is represented as political dem.gngue. shrcwd, eloquent aud revenge ! ful, whom DeYOlBg's attacks had aroused to fury aud madness, and when the pnpulsce demanded aH open air speech in fnontof the Temple, he made counter attack on inc 1 DeYoung's In their own coin, in which, in a most unmanIy and disgraceful nlAnIrr. he reviewed an old scandal against their mother. DeYoung, apparently forgettin- that he had given ample urovcati"D. and was him-elf the aggr,ss"r, sought kalloch under lying prrtense and assassinsi0d m. Tine article winds up thus
 We believe KaIloeh 70 be political demagogue, that if be lives to he Mayor, it will he an evil day for San Fra~cisco. We believe that the Chronicle is most de baachod, uap.ia ;iadsl al ca,ricterles' sheet; that it has done m Dre within the las, three years to disgrace, dlshcnor, aud injure  San Francisco than ali other causes csni- bined, that its suspensi.,n and death would be healihful thing for the morals. inc welfare and prosperity of our city, aud that ihe death ot it, two proprie;ors would ne a less serious calamity than the survival of this pe,tilcnt and vll'ainous of all news papers
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
THE CALIFORNIA ELECTION.

From our dispatches it Is to be inferred as we predicted several days since, that Perkins has gained an easy victory over hi' opponents. Glenn of the II. B 's, and White of the Workingmcn's Ticket. Kslloch l: probably elected Mayor "f Sun Francisco As a general thing the State has gone Re publican, the Kearneviies electipg now and then one of their candidates.
 Perkins is said to be an excellent gentle man, we'll qualified to till the responsible office to winch iie has been TaIsed by the voice of the people. The election pass d uff with but little excitement. and without rior. witch is to ths credit of the people oi the Golden Staie. In San Francisco an un- usually large vote was east, and we do not hear of one single instance of disturbance The people probably had been treated to suli .ient dose in the DsYoung- Kallo h affair. and their appetites were mol eraving for blood or sUything horrible.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05

Father" said a wisiful lass, about if ,een wears of age, "I kuuw something about prammar. but can not decline matrimony, nor see the reason why myself and Gilbert cannot be conjugated."
 GENERAL COURT MARTIALs.-General Court MaItials are announced at the fol- lowing posts: Fort LoArll ou Wednesday the 10th; whippIe Barracks, September 10th, Fort Apache, Sept. 18th. Rare old Bsn. Butler, it is aanourced, will come to san Francesca to assist in the prosecution af DcYou iJ for the shooting of KaIinch. Ii that be true, there Is no court room in the city large enough to hold the crowd that wIll struggle for admittance. The Tucson papers continue to publish good reports from tho Tomhstone mines which are sending out large quantities of bullion. Many new mines are being opened in that section, Probably near the line of railraAd that will eciiP.e old Tucson ID every particular.
 At the Temperance eonyeriion, Cedar R tpids. Iowa, a deleg lte was inteIruptcd tn speech bv another. ..SIt down. sad the rttHktE. W dN d NbNh yNN were 6 lousy drunkard in the gutter" The late lousy, settled hack into lIs seat Iur- muring Sweet spirit hear my prayer" A steamer stuck in the Suez Canal re- gently and interrupted traffic for day. Ever; frrshe, in th6 m ,uatsins would make Del sseps' proposed casal at Papama dan. ger Us. if not unnarigable, and q yessc. caught in his proposed tunnel would fare badly.
 New York, Aug. 2Y.- The Herald to-day says: 0lce more the Greenhack Labor par " looms up in State politics as possible breaker cf party sIates. Ii is generally ad- mitted that this prrty fnds its recruits principally among Democrats. IT, there fore, it can pnlI vote one half as large as in 1878. Nv York will be hOpelessly lost to the Democratic party.
 Capt Paul Boyton in hIs swimming match at New Port, K. l., Aug. 22. with Capt Matthew Webb, for purse of 5000, and $500 aside, won the morey without much effort. his adversary, Webb, becom- ing ill and leaving the water after having ,asde a Iittle ever seven miles. Boyt"p eoIapieteJ ,he p miles in % hours and twenty. t.nnr minutes.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05

GRANT AND THIRD TERM--WHAT HE SAID TO THE CHINESE VICERoY AT TEN TsIN.--I have held the office of President as ong as it ever has been hcl by any man. There are o,hsrs NhO have risen to grear distinction at h me and who have earned the honor hoare worthy. and to them It be- ongs, not to me. l have no claims tO ihr fife. It is place dististeful tn me, a place of hardship and rospon ibiities. When I was n ynunger man these hsrsislipS wer, -evere ana never agreeable. They W ut he worse now No man whn knows what the Presidency impses would care to see X friend in the flee. have had my share of ii--have had all the hOEnrs that can be Tor should he given ro any cItizn, and there are many able and distinguished men wno have earned the office. Tn me of them it should be glveu.-New York Herald.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
PERKINS GOVERNOR!
Republicans Sweep Every
 thing.
Memphis. Sept. 8.

Memphis. Sept. 8. There are nine new cases of yellow fever, ard fou- deaths.
 San Francisco, Sept. 4. Forty-nne thousand votes polled in this city. Tn. election was v-ry que.. At 1 a. m. six hu ,dred ballots had been counIed | and the indie Itio IS are that the R.publi. can City ticket, exc .pt Mayor. is elected k turns from the laterior are m.sgre- har'lly more thn indie itions, which point to Perkins election.
 Memphis, Sept. 1.-Two new cases of yell lo~ fsvr anl f,ur deaths. It has been raining since midnight.
 Elizabeth, \. J., Sept. 2-Of the Cu.ick family, who Inaulsed ia toad stools, two Gf the children are deal and two are dying; the parents are recovering.
 San Francisco. S,pt. 2.-Dudley Haskell shut and killed Geo. s .h~artz, a well known p 'litical manipuIator, in the latter's store, on Monfg 'mery, between California and Pine streets. haskell alleges that Shwartz died him s'u-,f-a-0-l. the night before. He demanded that Schwartz shorld retraci and n refu.ing he shot him. Haskell is in custody.
 Tiptop $ 9J; Silver King not quoted.
 L,s Angeles, Sept. f. A telegram from San Francisco this Inorninr gives Al 900 as the total vote poll ed m that city. TIe entire Republican ticket is undoubtnd elected in the city ex cept NJ ,ynr.
 | R.pprts from out=lds counties are not full, hui ,em io indicate Perkins election beyond doIot. Tle elecd0n in San Franeisco was very quiet.
 San Francisco, Sept. 4-ii:sO AM. | II Is z -neraily a,lntte that Perkins wall have handsome pinr ,lity, together with ih eclire State ticket except the judiciary which are endorsel by the Workingnen and Democrats.
 In the city K.lloci is supposed to be elected. as well as the Workingmen' :. candidate for Sleritf, Dis'i.ct Attorney. Auditor. The Republican, sweep the bal anoo.
 New York, Sspt. 3. X cablegram from Yokohama says that Gen. Grant sailed fnr San Francisco to-day and will arrive about the 2lst.
 St. Paul, Mlnn.. Aug. S.-Repu6iieans renominat.d Pillsl,ury for Governur.
 Saratrga, Aug. The Republican State Convention met to-day with COnkl'ng a. chai. man. Cornell was nominated Cover. inor.
 San Francisco, Sept, ,. Incomplete returns from interior point' of almost every county in State foot up th, vote for Perkins, 24.8J4 Glenn, 19,l91 White, 13,O23.
 h this city, the latest report of the count give Perkins s70o; White, s4sO; Glenn i795 For Mayor, Flint, s967; Kalloch 96J3; G iswold, 401. A close estimate ir Alamede gives Peikins and Page 1900 ma j,rity.
 A indica ions point to the election d the entire state and municipal Republican ticket Nothing definite can be stated q 10 the legislature ticket. but it is believed he Republicans will have majority. Gottenburg, sweeden, Sept. 4.
 A telegram from foSahama on the art in t, says that the steamer. Vega, with Nor denskj rd's Arctic Expedit.on, arrived al we'll. left their winter quarters July Is, ant tdo1bled East Cape July 9S
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05

A man in Kentucky was arrested be,Ause he was suspected of being susl icious'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05

European advices are thst var between Russ:a and China is imminent. China is 3 great power numerically and ran turn out sr enormous army. but as a sold CT in mod ern warfare tes liiam a failue. In trltting smong themselves the side that makes the most noi--@A wins ihe victory, hut in what is anomalously caiied ec's'ilZsd war fare they are of no account. a they put ia their time in pedestrian exercise and duck ing their hesds to doge the baiie's. They may friyhten the Russians Nith the unearth- lv noise of q few thousand Chinese military bras bands, but when it comes to actual fighting ;he Russia1s will now them down ike blsues ofgras> before the latest improv- ed moving machine. Russla Is aggressive to lhinese territory and China objects, but if ii comes to war, Russia will slaughter enough Chinamen te make Dennis Rear ney's heart leap for triumphant joy. The motto of the Russian banner will be, HThe Chinese must ga, Stock Report.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05

TIE CLIFTON MINE.-J. E. Clinton, m old Pioche mlhsr. with two others, has recently struck q tao foot vein of free gold quartz. in Big Bug district. which he has named the clinton. Five samples of ort taken from different parts of the ledge have l,een assayed and show the following: No I. $f,75s 0.-37, No. ?. Ss,s35 2l; No. 3, SsSi Gs: No. 4. so g; No. 5. si5 ol, the five assays averaging aoC.'t q .OSS ss. W II. Williscraft, the assaycT, h~- iusl com pleted fine typographical map of this .~'- uabIc property which he has forwarded to some mining men of San Francisco, accom- panied by specimens of the ore and full description of the mine.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
For Rent.
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of WILLIAM TowLE, Deaoassl

Estate of WILLIAM TowLE, Deso1asa.
 Notice is hereby given by the undersigned AdmiHis- trxeor the Estate of William Toxie. de ease, to the creditors O., and all pers having claims against the deceased to exhibit them, with all necessary vonchers within ten onths after first publication of this notice to the said minit fxtlT, st the ltw office of A. E. Esyis, 1t Mineral Park tohtve County Arzoua. v p ' SANUEL CfOZIER.
 Administrator Estate O: Wln. 1oNls Geoeszes. MzSE1f1L PAEK. JHue I7tl. 'lS7e-s25
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05


 Pinafore hats for the ladies are all the rage in New York and other Eastern cities.
 X man knocked billy goats head off, and remarked to friend that he thought he had @bust the bgthn off
 At a competitive baby show in c org town. lad.. two m hers htla r,1 sl.all- tumble fight over the relative charms of their exhibits.
 The editor of the Philadelphia F illeiin says for h's put he ~apis l., sec tlic vile of the c srdiif Giant Tle BaIfho Express hopes that his Intentions are ho Iorable.
 An Irish editor speaks of cl,ild run over by wayoa three years oi l. b5Iug cross eyed and htSing an a psafale tes at the time which never SD Ike aftsrwArd.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
PLEASE Takx IT RICK.

You lis sd ne a: Inc Rzia lAs. night And mother hla-d h .'saaeG, She sys lt l. nsn sh , to do so, Sop-es>s t0 ts-r ti 91ck. eaanoz se~ uas; harm tasFs Is In suck fhiag n ysius Bu m3 a T ssans - yei.f wr8.h n kse take it hack. EOS do- It seems to ms q1ite naszS1
 For hns Co me { that way, But mother szysi 's ysrg weSns
 sA take il Dack przy. And come to think ut it i'sn snre That several siI3es 'tw1s dcpe, So sos t3 max | r.g1f b. sars To take back ey.ry me. Iwoali not have you fhink it'a me, I de not ca q a mits, But mo he e % very paricaisf, Fiease take s4e n J-sk ts-lig 3i.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05
The Secretary and hi. "er.eeu.or.,

"1hree old crows sat oa q tree AS black as any crows coI,d be; Id one old crow unto his ma'e What shall we do for fo d to eat9 In wonder field, beyond the grain. Lies M sdkln's mule. just three days slain, We'll light upon his b TO back hone And pick his eyes out, one by one."
 siag brothers. sing.
 Tyng. Puriy TyEg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-09-05

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-10
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