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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21

WE desire to be understood as
speaking with extreme delicscy
and kindness Of the melancholy
snarl into which the city finances
have again fallen. 1t is somewhat
lamentable that, three times In
succession, the City Treasury
should find itself in distressing
straits from-welI, from the admin.
'istration Of three Republican city
officials. Not one single Demo.
cratic official, city or county, has
failed to turu over q clean balance
sheet to his successor, although
there is much talk of Democratic
city and county rings. This fact
deserves note, although we do not
desire to emphasize it by entering
Into personal details. All of our
people have been put to special in
convenience to pay their taxes,
city, county and State, this year,
and we hope that the burden will
not be increased from an iIlegiti-
mate diminutIon OF the sum which
ought to be in the City Treasury.
The subject is painful one, and
one on which We do not like to
dwell. We trust that the most
sanguine view of the situation will
prove the correct one, both in the
Interest OF the gentleman impli-
Gated and In that of the tax-pay ers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21

WE have noted an impulse upon
tho part Of the editor Of the Argo-
naxt to ssgo" for our esteemed fell
low eltisen General Howard. Last
weeks Argonaut contained the fol-
lowing:
Mr.. volney E. Howard, of Los
Angeles, 10, as we have always un-
derBtood 1t, . descendant Of the
best and bluest of the axure.veined
who came to England with Will
liam the Ceuqueror. In his veins
nows untainted the blood of all the
Howards. We have always looked
upon him as one of those proud
aprouts that, transferred from Eng
lish to American soil, grew more
thriftily than the cid tree. In fact,
we regarded him as an aristocrat-
one Of the nobility-of proud, rsso-
lutte character. who was as ready to
exhibit his moral courage in de.
bate as his physical valor on the
field Of personal combat. II he is
not demagogue; II he has not en-
listed under the banner of the sand
lot; II he has not time and time
again In debate appealed to the
lowest passions of the lowest minds
--denouncing men because they
are rich and enterprising and pros
porous, ringing in railroad m0nop-
oily and Chinese immigration when
they were entirely foreign to the
question under discussion, and he
knew II, to attain q base victory
then he has been misrepresented
By gentlemen who have sat in
Convention with him, and who ex-
pected Of him better things.
There was one man who, besides
Denis Kearney, in the history of
our young State, decisively got
away with Pixley. That was
"Ipsy Doodle" Ferguson. His
dual complaint, founded on suppo-
sItI0us Hebraic and Senegambi-
An anteoedents OF the editor of the
Argon0ut, Is capable Of being RI
vailed At any time by the member
from Los Angeles county. Pixley,
beware! Should the old gentleman
60 for your scalp there Is no balm
Of Gilead that would restore your
short hairs. Gen. Howard is EN-
tlrely tue most incisive satirist in
California, aud he Is not to be
lightly fiouted.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21
AFTERNOON s EssIoN.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IL.
Suffering for a ife.Time.

ten suffer for q. life d me. their tortu res
being almost without remission. The
joints and muscles of such unfortunates
are in most cases shockingly conferred
and drawn out Of shape. 10 afford them
even temporary relief, the ordinary rem
edies often prove utterly useless. Hos
tetter's Stomach Bitters, on the other
hand. is avonched by persons who have
used 1t to be genuine source of relief
1t keeps the blood cool by promoting q
regular habit of body, and removes from
1t impurities which, in the opinion of all
rational Psychologists, originate this ag-
onizing complaint and its kindred mall
ady, the gout. Besides this, the Bitters
remedy disorders of the stomach, liver
and nerves. prevent and eradicate inter-
mittent and remittent fevers, promote
appetite and sleeo, and are highly recom-
mended by physicians as desirable
medicinal stimulant and tonic.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21
Triumph of Science.

Chemistry never achieved more de-
clded triumph than In the production of
SOZODON 4, which is q botanical prepa-
ra lion OF wondrous tcacy in preserving
and beautifving the teeth, rescutng
them rom decay and rendering them as
white as alabaster. 1t is o toilet luxury
Of which all should avail themselyes,
The unpleasant odor communicated to
the breath by catarrh, bad teeth, etc., Is
entirely obviated by this fragrant and
saIutary antiseptic, OF which one bottle
lasts a long time. Druggists and per-
fumers sell II.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21

ties Of Los Angeles county and
start in In earnest to improve
them. When that day comes, in
stead of being q hesitating and inn
poverIshed community, we shall
be q confident and wealthy bund.
Brotherhood and CO operation,
however, are the key-notes to the
situation,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscrct.ons OF youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by mi -sionary
In South America. send a self-add ,essed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH II. IN
NAN, station d. Bible House, New York
City. d6.ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21

WE see by the kilograms that
Rutherford B. Hayes has AM
nOunced his Intention of paying q
visit to California. We feel in-
clfned to ask, "What, In Gods
name, has California done that she
should be visited Of Hayes ?" If
We should ever arrive at the melan-
eholy pass In which we could see
no merit in a therough-going Re-
publican like Conkling, for in.
stance, we should pray for death.
Our chief desire to see the Demo-
cratic party restored to power lies
In our belief that policy diamet-
ricaIly opposed to that Of the Re.
publican party would be inaugur-
ated. But we have absolutely no
sympathy with anything which is
politically neither fish, flesh nor
fowl, nor yet good red herring. For
political hermaphrodites or i'm
beetles we have no responsive
chord. Rutherford b. Hayes, like
Andrew johnson, delights in
s'swlnging round the circle" The
difference between the two acci-
dental Presidents is that Johnson
was sort Of demagogic demi.god,
with fne patriotic impulses and a
pronounced manliness-a Titan in
defeat-while Hayes ia a mere driv.
sler-a sort Of political Martin Far
quhar Tupper. We cannot resist
the impulse of praying that his
inane maunderings should be con-
fnsd to the district east of the
Rocky Mountains.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21
Herald Steam Printing House.

The Herald steam Printing House is
not surpassed by any Job Printing Office
% the Pacific Coast. outside OF San Fran.
cisco. In facilities for doing job work
ksov prices, good work and expedition
nav be relied upon at this ONCE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21
WE lnd, floating around amongst
our exchanges, the following:

VuS eACuuuScoj tuc iOi'oWluS'
Canary seed is the product of the
canary grass, native of the Ca.
nary Islands. 1t Is cultivated for
IL seed in Continental Europe,
and is also sparingly cultivated in
the United States. The seed is
used by the natives as an article of
food, as it contains a large quantity
Of farlna, which is very nutritious.
or imported canary seed, there
were consumed In thIs country, in
the year 1875. 49, bushels.
Canary seed grows abundantly
In Los Angeles county. and one of
our eItissns raised last year crop
Of forty acres. Some day or other
We shall appreciate the possIbili-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21
NEW TODAY.
Tutor.

WANTED-A position as TUTOR in a
private family. by a gentleman; speaks
English, French and Spanish; no objec-
Herald ONCE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21
SIERRA MADRE VILLA,
Summer or Winter Residence.
cucamonga Hotel.

The travelling public intending to visit
Cucamonga and Vicinity, Will md first-
class hotel accom- modations at the
house of the undersigned, at
VERY MODERATE CHARGES.
Nothing will be left undone to make
the stay OF the Visitor pleasant. Be par
n'uls. ,is.,@ so en9MTe RInHr I3T sas ncrse Su OF
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21
Horses for Sale.

A span Of well-broken, gentle and re.
lab M natched work horses. ENQUIRE ut
w. II. Northcraft's Auction House.
j2l-3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-01-21
Assessment Levied.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20th.-
The North Consolidated Virginia
Mining Company has levied an as
sessment of ST. per share.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Austin Corbiu. president of the Almhattan Bench Company, follow ing the stale example of Judge Hll- ten at Saratoga, has resolved, so he says, .o shus the Jews out from C0ney Island beach and the compa- ny's hotel. He says that ae would rather sink the two millions invested capital on the railway and hotel than have a srgle lslaeliJe enjoy the ce-
 lights of the place. Ills only ex- planation is that the Jews give more trouble than anybody else, and drive better people away. Levy, the cor netist, who is of the C0ney Island band, is a Jew. and will be driven out under the proser.ptive act of the company He was interviewed on the subject, and says that all the great composers were Jews, and wants to know if 1t hadn't been for them what the Christians would do for mus to worship with. Under the present Manhatten beach restric- tious the Earl of Beacons6eld will not visit Coney Island tbis season. Austin Corbin does not think the premier of England good enough to ride on bis railroad, live in his hotel, or baIhe on his beach.
 While this E the case, we are sor- ry to sry that Austin Corbin IS not the only ass in the United States. they may be found among the Jews as well as among the class ealing themselves Christians. Human na- mre is the same the world ever, and where intolerance manifests itself you will find a weak brain on shoddy shoulders.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Some years ago, long before the war, 8 very musical family by the name of Dxe lived in Worcester, Mass. One of the brothers, Wals- ron Dixie. we believe, decidsi to ap- ply his talents in the negro miaslrel- sy inc, aad sooa the famous Dix,e minstreis were known from one eai of the country to the other. This sane f0uuder of tae ree wrote Che celebrated song Dixie's Land 7 which attained such great popularity. Ii was yerily ihe land for him, as he found ir ase Southern States the germs of the quaint negro songs which he brushed up and placeA in his programme. The South adopt- cd the song and hence allowed thls gifted minstrel of Massachusetts to giye that section of the country a new name, Waich viii always stick. Many songs were adopted and sec tionalized iu this way Gar own
 Yankee Doodle" was written bv an Englshman as 3 satire, but our an .cestors picsed t right up and gave It home.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
From the Citizen :

The news reached town last night of the murder of two brothers named scheonbaeh in Aztec canyon in the Santa Rita mountains on the 30th instant. 4 man named Tom Mer- chant was in company with the mur-
 iered men aud is himself badly wounded Merchant says their par ty was attacked by Indians with the above fatal results, but there seems considerable doubt yet as to who the mudeTers may be. 4 number Of bad men are known to be wandering about in that aecuon aud they may have commitu5 tbs bloody deed However, fhis may be t is certain they were killed by the renegades of some race who richly deserve the summary punishment they will re- ceive if detected.
 The Board Of Commissioners for the Tuesop and Globe City wagon road met to-day at the office of the Clerk Commissioners Williams, Sa- maniego ant Ciun present The purpose of tue meeting was to re- csive bids for the purchase of the Territorial bonds John Perry, Jr., of San Francisco, bid 8T and one half cents on the face value of the bonds. and his bid was accepted by the Board It was then ordered that an advertisement be prepared by the Clerk inviting proposals for the construction of wagon road from Globe City to Tucson, to bel. received at the office of rhe B0ard. until August l5, and that copies of. said advertisement be handed to each of the four local papers to- morrow and another cnpy sent to the SILVER. BELT, at Globe City. After some. miscellaneous business the Board ad- iourned, to meet at the call of the. President
 Odr citizens can be assured that. work sill be commenced on the new road by September 1, unless pre- vented by obstacles which are not. now likely to arise.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

In one day last week ten wagon loads of bones, weighing 49.590 pounds, were weighed on lhe scales at Wright, Beverley < Co.'s store. Since the settlement of the country around Dodge, picking bones has become a favorite pastime for the granger. The lot of bones referred to were brought from the Cimarron river, abont 50 miles south of Dodge. They are the bones of buffalo and Texas cattle wh ch have perished on the plains from various, causes. Our merchants, we believe, gre payIng about S6 per ton for these bones, which they ship east to be ground up and used for fertiiizing and other purposes. Ford, Ks. Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Terribly dld the Tweed ring offend, aud terribly have it's members an- swered for 1t. Not one of the num- Der has escaped disgrace, while re- morse and poverty have done their work with pnerring certainty on all. One after the other, these men fell victims to inevitable ren0ution. til the survivors are but few, and when spoken Of 1t is always as examples of how low man can fall who has gwen way to the commission of crime Tom Fields who was near to Tweed as an ofender-once very weallby-is now q fugitive in Cana da, broken down, 1t $ said. in spirit and appearance He was once stout, but is now tlnn and emaciated. He lives in poverty. and bis grief is in- tensi6ed by his wife gong crazy Truly, has tIie lesson come home to these men that honesty is the best poIlcy.v
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

A. c. Hesing, now in Sonora, has this to say in regard to the difi- cuIties attending the introduction Of machinery into that State
 The custom laws are very rigid, and they are now enforced very strictly. The daty on some articles is very extravagant, amounting al- most to con6scauon and he who be- lieves that mining machinery and tools may be imported free of duty wili fad himself surely deceived. By oversight a good many of my goods had been invoiced wrongly. Some good should have been in- voiced by weight that were nor ;.otb- CTS were liable to three fold duty be- cause chased with other articles. 2
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
rhe mOelser5 of I.egai Proeeealngs
Erom an addre.. ,, Mr. Ja.tIee MIIIer.

From an address by Air. Justice Miller.
 And the Beecher ease Such a trial A reproach to he court, the profession and the rublic who read ns proceeding every morning with such keen delight As a legal proceeding it was mockery. As a theatrical performance, with the whole reading
 American public for an audience. the Judge, the counsel. the parties were actors who kept themselves be- fere the public for two or three months. more by the vulgar spiciness
 f the play than the merit of the performance. Great lawyers are not made n that manner, nor by cases before referees, nor by foreclosure f railroad inol tgages But lere in ,glicultaral Iowa. wherever T case presents an honest contest of law or fact. where there are DO great cities 70 foster shystefs nor great wealth to tempt or mislead the lawyer, where m his village eiiice, with ample time and well selec,ed, # small. library. the attorney, who is at the same time counselor and baTisfer, traces in each case the principles involved in lhelr original sources, ImbIbes tbelr spirit, discovers their philosophy and assures hlmself of ther application to h.s case. II is here. that gre must look for the continuation of the race of great lawyers It is here that the learning is sound, the priaclpies pure, the practice established + is from some Western prairie rownrather than some metropolis thatfuture Mansh8lls and Mahshelds shall arise and give new impulse and add new honor to the professsau of the law.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

London is spread over about z ,000 square miles. There is one death there every six minutes, and one birth every four. The growth of the population is at the rate of 75, 900 year, or 205 each day. The total length of streets in London is aboat : ,000 miles there are built every year about 9,000 new houses, t.y which the length of the streets is in- creased by twenty eight miles Ia the Jails there Is an average of 75,- 900 prisoners. The foreign born residents of London number about l00,000 bat 37 per cent of the whole population were born out Of the city.-Cornhill Magazine.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

Jim Ashley of Ohio, who was ten years Repubhcan member of Cof.- gress from that State, and alter wards reeanted his political hereaes and enlisted in the Greeley move ment, has recanted his recantaaon and gone back to the Radical fold again The prodigal sop is evident ly tired If Democratic husks, and yearns for q slice of Charley Foster's $ qeal.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

The ex- Empress Carlotta has an income of S560 ,000 Her cure IS hopeless. She occupies herself with writing and banning her eouespond- ence being almost entirely addressed to soverelgns. She imagines con stantly thai she is still at her Mexi- can court, reseiving ministers, gen. erals and ambassadors, and talks with these sl lladowy grandees as if they were indeed around her She talks but little 10 her attendants, but enjoys exceedingly the presence Of the Queen of Belgium, of whom sue is very fond The unaappy lady wears extraordinary toileis. and seems to prefer tbe most garish col ors.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

On behalf of the Trade and Labor Councils of Chicago, D. R. Sreeter submitted to the Congressional Labor Committee statistics as to labor, wages, expenses etc. of worklngmen n that city which showed tie aver age weekly wages, to be SS 6S per person and actual earnings per year S374.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
NewsItens

The Arizona, the largest steam ship ahoat, from New York arrived in Queenstown on the 18th ut.
 Judge B Ballard, of the U. $. Court, died suddenly iu Louisville.
 Negroes in the South, are organ izng emigrating societies.
 The Colorado beetle has made it's appearance in County Cork, Ire land.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

George E. Spencer, who formerly followed the business of United State Senator anu made a good deal of money at 1t, was out in Nebraska buying up gold mlnes. L:ke Dorsey and several others in the same line of statesmanship he got away from the South with weil-stufed carpet bag.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

When B.shop Gil Haven was asked if he didn't think the colored Meth odists ought to have a representative on the beard of bishop,' the good man promptly replied "5rant knocks the socks oa of Napoleon as a general, and beats Washington hIgher'n a kite as 3 patriot 8
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

A day or two before the final al- jourument of the house of represea- taaves one of the official reperters received the following note from a member sPlease announce my pare with the member from Road Island if present. 1 would vote l :"
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

James Or9s son of general o. F. Ord, U s. A, was arrested andagi charged on bend as accessory to tie murder of J. F. Dewees, at Pleais- anton, Texas.
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
St Louis Republican.
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Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08
XYansed.
Notice.

70 Hiae Ospaers and Secrefufses of 1f7aias
 oompapifs
 The ARIZONA SILVER BELT is the only newspaper printed in Pinal county, there- fore the nearest newspaper 10 all mines iu said county and Globe District
Arizona silver belt., 1879-08-08

A fatal plague, very like choleril is ravaging certain parts of Iowa.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11
Building Permits.

J. W. e. I. G. Robinson, TO build two and
a halfStory brick, south side Fourteenth
street, between Central avenue and Plum
street; $1,000.
II. Poor, addition to two-story brick, No
IA Wade street; 81 300.
Fred. Lucke, to build three-story brick
east side Melancthon street. between Jones
and Cutter; $4,000.
John Chapman, addition to three-story
brick, No. 10 Longworth street: 5000.
Wendell Cruiser, to repair three-story
brick, No. 943 Central avenue; $500.
Blust Il rinnemeyer, addition to two
story brick. No. 1l3 Barr street. $1,000.
W. NJ Wicker to build thrce-story brick
south side Fifth, between John and Smith
s., 600.
Julius Jacobson addition TO two-Story
brick, No. 264 Longworth street; 5000.
Peter Collins, TO build two-siory brick
west side Walker Mill Road, near Harrison
avenue; $1,000.
Fl. W. Meier, tllree-story brick, junction
Of Race street and McMicken avenue
$4,000.
]. NJ. Douglass, TO repair two-story frame
weSr side Auburn avenue, between Maso!
and Summit streets; 500.
A. Duncan, to repair two-and-a-half-stor,
brick, No. 343 West Seventh street; $ioO
Fred. Wagner, to build one-story frame
north side Denham street, east of Linden
$500
L. +. Wchrman & Son. to build six-stor,
stone front, No. 10 West Fifth street
| 800 900
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-11
OUT THE ROAD
In the Black Maria.

Sophia Mccormick, ayoung girl who has
been in the employ OF pr. Bowler, on Sew
enth street, was before Judge Wilson this
morning charged with disorderly conduct.
1t seems that she had been discharged from
Bowler's place and had gone back there two
or three times and raised disturbances with
the Doctors wife, therefore lhe arrest.
Judge Wilson placed sentence OF three
months in the Work-house against her, but
suspended il Oh condition that she stays
away from the Bowler house.
Jennie Williams and Carrie Thomas, two
frail creatures, were both sent up the road
for three months, for vagrancy.
/. w. Cloyd, for stealing q silver watch
was sentenced TO pay fine OF 800, and bt
imprisoned thirty days
John May, for street begging was sent W
for thirty days.
William Morrisey, for committing an as
sault upon Officer Burns while the latte
was arresting another party, was SENTENCED
| TO thirty days in the Work-house.
Robert Elliott, for committing an assault
upon Major Travis last Tuesday, was sen
fenced to thirty days in the Work-house.
The case Of Lester A. Rose and +. ]
Hsrkrader, charged with criminal libel, Wa
dismissed.
The case OF Jacob Dawson, charged wit
with murder in the second degree, for IL
killing Of John Kelly, was continued unit
the 18th instant