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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-20
FOR EIcN.
Thames Regatta.

LONDON, Nov. 1oth.-In the
6rst trial heat this afternoon Wal
lace Ross, of ST. Johns, won the
heat by q length, HOsmer Of Bos-
ton, Mass, second aud Riley, of
Saratoga, New York, third, Nich.
olson, of Stockton on the Lees,
fourth. 1t was y fine race. The
course WAS from the Putney acQus.
duct to Chiswich Church, two aud
half miles. The water was rough
but there was no rain. Time l8
minutes, % seconds. Tie second
heat, over the same course and dis
lance, was won by Laycock, Tar.
sen smith, of Halifax, second,
Trickett, OF Sydney, third, Dawdon
and DeIevAn fourth. LaycOck
r0wed in splendid form anu won
easily. At Ham mersmith he was
four leng, hs ahead of smith, who
was leading Ticket by SIX len x hs.
Opposite the DOres Trickett made
q spuIt and almost reached smith.
He then slackened and was beaten
easily.
Eviossoss IN EsgIasd.
LONDON, Nov. Rehabilitation
at Durham continue to be carried
out with great cruelty toward tho
families of miners. Eighteen
more families have been turned
into the s.rests. snow was falling
at the time and the suffering of the
children was Intense.
The FO0sd-s~d sssmmsr,
LONDON, Nov. 10 h.-The coast
ing steamer Ailsa, which founder.
ed OFF 81. Governs head, had q
crew Of ~ and z passengers.
shot Dead.
LIMERICK, Irelvni, Nov 18TH
Last D,gut the custodian Of u farm
near Newopoiis, from which the
tenant had beeu evicted, Was shot
de al by his freside.
Aussner Nsnss.ss Conspiracy Fes,.
ea-e~s"~ss's vs.ss 60 R~sss.
PARIS, Nov. 10 Grave rumors
OF auv, her NihIiist cOn-piracy Of
even more terrible and more care.
fully organized than auy OF the
plots hitherto discovered are ii mi
here. 1t 10 feared that ere many
weeks, perhaps ere many days, We
shall have news Of q Catas, rOphe
which may Gust the Czsr and many
innocent people their lives. The
CsAr has lost much OF his popular.
Ivy sincs his morg9natio marriage,
aud several high officials attached
TO bis person are believed 10 have
relations with the Nih,iists.
II IL stated that lhs real object OF
Paruell's trip TO Parls 10 u have
interviews with certain prominent
Feni IN leaders. The proceed tugs
Of both Psrnsll aud HE allies, II
they are indeed his allies, will bs
closely watched.
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scutlon. It WAS passage taken
bodily from one Of the most scau-
dslous tales of Bocaccio's Decam-
sron. which, too, related to . gross
and persistent adultery. Beecher
escaped conviction, 1t is true. but
what fraction OF q good name did
he bring from the ordealf Many
. man who has served q
term In the Penitentiary for an
offsnse the result Of passion or
momentary temptation, would be
ashamed to be ssddled with the
record Of premsditated aud sys-
tematic villainy brought home
morally, at least, to Beecher. II
~ good name Is better than
precious ointment" precious little
Of the perfumed grease adheres to
this pompous Tartuffs Of the
Brook lyn pulpit. But, even as .
politician, Beecher lie q fraud.
Every reader of newspapers re-
members how the Reverend Henry
Ward used to howl, about the time
of the Cleveland Convention,
about the necessity OF reconcilia-
tIon with the South? He took part
In that well meant convocatiop;
and, when . Radical yawp was set
up, he wilted like q whipped cur.
By some peculiar fatality 1t 10 just
such vulnerable and Inconsistent
politicians, preachers or laymen,
who exude ali the bitterness which
mars aud disgraces American poll
tics. There il bitter curse In
the New Testament against those
by whom scandal cometh, and hrst
Of the whole tribe is Henry Ward
Beecher.
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TEE Hon. Alfred Moore, In our
local column Indignantly repudi.
ates the Gree nback. Labor munic.-
pal ticket, nominated the other
day. He INDUCES In by no means
thiokly vailed insinuations as to
the integrity Of the movement.
The pronoun ced detection Of Mr..
Moore, and the absence of another
member Of this promising organ.
ization, has reduced its present
available voting strength In this
city to So. 1t pollsd 80 vot.s at the
Presidential election.
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Jacob Barucn, Plaintiff, /
W,
]. Marxsen, B. Marxsen, and Abe
Haas, De PENDANTS,

Haas, De fendants.
Action brought In the Superior Court
OF the state OF California, In and for tue
plant nled 10 said County of Los Ango-
perior Court.
The people of the State of California
send greeting TO ]. Aarxsen, B. Marxsen
AMI Abe Haa', d0fendantS:
You are hersny. required to appear in
an &C ion brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff in the Superior
Of the state OF California, In and
answer the complaint fled therein, with
In ten days, (exclusIve Of the day OF ser
VICE. af.er the service on you of this
sui mons-if served within this County:
-0r judgment by default will be TAX en-
az Inst you, according to the prayer Of
said Complaint.
The said action 10 brought to obtain . de-
sres OF this Court tor the foreclosure Of .
J. Marx-en and B. Ma,xsen to
Hellman, Haas q Co, ON the 9tu day OF
January. A D 1878. to secure the payment
Of certain prom issory, note for the sum
date ut the rate OF IN per cent per month
until paid, payable month";, and II In.
tsrest 10 not paid monthly to be added 70
principal ana bear ike Interest, boBide 9
per cent ON the principal for attorneys
lees; that II Gilman, Haas q Co. duly en-.
doised and assigned said note and mort
gage 10 tue plaintiff herein; that the
premises conveyed by said m rtgage may be-
sold and the pro eeds app led to tho pay.
ment OF s7i4.8fI0j, gold coin. with interest
at the rate of N per cent Der month,
from Septem Ger o. 1880, and for s35 attor.
ney's f~es, rs provided for In said mort
gage, and costs Of suit; and in case
such procesds are not sufiicisnt to pay the
same. then to OBTAIN an execution against
SAID =. Marxsen and Il. Marx en- for
the balance .ema ming due, and also
that the said defendants and all persons
claim oy; through or under
harrsd aud foreclosed OF all right, title.
claim. lien. equity Of redemption and inter.
est In and to said morrgsgsd premises, and
tor otner and further relief
Reference IL had to complaint for par.
ticul1rs.
And you are hereby notified that. II Won
tall to appear and answer the said complaint.
- above required, the said Plaintif viii
apply TO the Court for the relief demanded
In the salt complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of. the
SUPERB court VI the State Of California In
and for the county OF Los Angeles, this 10Th
day Of rovsmber. In the year Of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and eighty,
A. v. POTTS. clerk.
By A. RIMpAu. Deputy.
Endorsed: A. H. JUnSuN,
noae Am Attorney Ior PlaintIn.
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Bids Wanted for Grading Lot.

The Board OF Trustees Of the First Pres.
bids It It's next meeting at Los Angeles
county Bank, ats p n. OF Tuesday, To-
vember ~. 1880, Tor the grading Of the
chu.ch lot. situated On Temple street,
from corner of ew High and Tenn Die
streets. thence 90 feet on fem pie and 90
deep; the grade " be to level . feet
above the STREET.
inquiries may be made OF J. r. Nc
~ order ofths Board Of Trustees.
Los Angeles, Oai., nov. y. Ieso:
ASA ~ sHt sHzsE.
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sSsae Hoard Of Awsscussure-PeR-
nsansss Thre ssr-OI0 rrOssany
Premium

SAC RAMENTO. Nov. 19th.-The
Slate Board of Agriculture has
held several sessions this week,
closing up its annual work and re.
ports and arranging for the work
of the coming year. The Board re.
solved in order to encourage the
breeding of valuable horses in this
State, to open permanent annual
trottiDg stake for three-year .oid
colts and fillies aud In considera.
ton of the donation tn the Society
In aid Of this object by Gov. STAN
ford of $4,000. won by bis horse o.
cident from the Society some
years since, and other material
aid from Gov. Stanford, have
named the stake 1.-THE Occident
stake"
F~ssssgess far Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l9th.-
The steamer Ancon sailed this
morning with the following pas.
sengers for Los Angeles: Mrs
rhOs F Kicks, Mr. Sargent and
family, t G Maynard, G M Alex.
ander, NJ l. Wyneken, wife and
three children, sisters of Charity.
Howard and family, Mrs J G Nc.
Donald, w A Clinton, i Powell, /
w Fish, J 8 Murphy and wife, r
Huntley, V DesDOyer, z II Bush,
J Mayer, Capt Hacket, A Mont.
gomery.
Attachments Aes,nss Nave, me-.
BscD ~"a Osher Oasy OMssnss.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l9tb.-
The Grand Jury has presented 10.
cusations against Mayor Kallocb.
charging him with having pro.
cured the appointment OF w. p.
Hughey to q position in the office
Of the Registrar OF Voters and
then demanded from him q portion
Of his salary, which was paid to
him. The jury also has presente
accusations charging the Mayor.
Auditor Dunn and City and Coun.
ty Attorney Murphy with having
had work done on the new Citv
Hall without advertising for bids.
OSev~ss'~w 90 Prepare . nsla far
M~D1csPse Oove10 mooG,
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l9th.-A
messing Of Delegates from til.
cities aud towns VI the State wal
held Wednesday and another yes.
tsrdsy, at the Russ House, for the
purpose Of drafting bill to be pre-.
scented to the next Legislature for
the government VI cIties and
towns. n. 8. Lippitt was chosen
Chairman Of the Convention. A, N.
Bolton, w. M. York. @. W. Towie.
A league aud e. 8. LippItt were
appointed to draft bill Tor muuic-
ipsl governments. The Secretary
WAS instructed TO correspond with
the Ofncers VI AL the towns In the
state to. tndUes . full representa-
ton 1t the next mseting aud thus
secure > perfect iuteseba oss of sen-
timent. e. 8. Lippitt, A. Teaeue.
Waldo n. York, John ZlleW0fti
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AFTERNooN srxrxrs-4 p. n.

Sierra Nevada, az 8; Jacket, 3.5S q;
Gould 4 Curry, $40 b; Alta, Az 9; over
man, S5c 8; Andes, SOC b, 90 a: Hale 4 Nor.
cross, $50 a; Imperial, l5c b, ~ q; Justice,
80 y; Union, liN s.; txcheauer. I.20 $;
81 a; Con Virginia, 50 b; Alpha, SIS; Cal.
iiornia, Ito b; Belcher, lao 5; kullion. TX
s; crown Point, rs; phir. 81 b. 6ss q;
Justice, 35 g; Con Dorauo. SOC b, a6c a;
Savage, q so b.
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EAST Err N.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 19th.-Jos.
Neverson aud Ed @ ieenan, ne.
groes, were hanged at noon to-day,
for the murder of George Philip
Hierth, last January. Both stout
ly maintained their Innocence and
claimed that they were ready to
die. The former smiled through.
out.
New Mali Routes Established.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19th.-The
POstonce Department to-day is
sued orders for the establish ment
Of new mail routes as follows: In
New Mexico, from marlborough
to Lake Valley; in Arizona, from
Chittenden to Graterville; Tucson
to Orc; Gillette to Overflow; Mo-
DOwell to Reno; Globe to Turner,
aud Globe to Wheatfield.
Pr~m ure-rhe Treaty with china
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19,h.-The
Cabinet did not mention the ap
pointment Of Signal Service Off
Ger to-day, and the Secretary vi
War says the statement that Miles
has been appointed Is premature.
Gen. Miles will not be here until
Sunday.
The State Department, to-day,
by telegraph, learns that the treat
Oh the subject Of the i'm migration
of Chinese will be concluded be.
tween the United States Com mis-.
siOners and the Government OF
China.
rhsssdesPhsa's POpussssos.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19th.-Ac.
cordlDg to the official report of the
census, the population of Philsdel.
phia Is SAG, $50.
M~shs Of Respscs,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 19th.-The
Navy Department has Issued u
general order directing the usual
marks of respect to be paid to the
meD0ry of the late Brigsdier- Gen.
eral Zellep.
Gen. M.les's Rsek-Dsssh VI 81 oia
M.rsss Omeer.
NEW YORK. Nov, 10th.-The
Times and Worlds Washington
specials, In regard to the appoint.
meDt OF Gen. Miles as Chief vi the
signal Otice, cay: In lineal rank
he stands num ber seven on the list
Of Coloneis Of Infantry, being two
numbers below Hazen, who was
one Of his com petitore for the ap.
p0intment for the vacant Briga-
der Generalship. Miles would pre-
ter active service To the-dutiss OF
Signal Officer, but the increased
rank winch the appointment to
that service gives, induced him to
seek promotion to the VACANCY.
Should . vacancy occur among the
six Brigsdier-Genera of the yen,
eral service, 1t 10 believed that
Miles would ask to be relieved
from the Signal office aud assigned
to the vacancy. LIeutenant-C ,io-
mel McC0oks now serving GU Gen.
5hermsu's staff. will succeed Miles
~ Colonel Of the 9Th IufAntry
Brigadisr General jacob Zslin,
Commandant OF the Marine Cerps,
who died yesterday in Washington
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ana u. w. TOWio, OF the legal
fraternity were appointed to ascer-
tain and report as to the constitu-
tionailty Of enabling acts and TO
report on the act drawn up by
Henry Vrooman, OF Oakland.
The Convention then adj urned ia
meet at the Palace Hotel In this
city December I'd, at one O'Clock.
The com mittees will meet at the
Office Of York & Whitlsch, ITO Sut.
ter stteet, November Goth aud De-
cember LIST, respectively, at II
O'CLOCK A. N.
News fr"sn An 0usrscss.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 10th. Gen,
Miles has been appointed Chiel
Signal Officer.
Very cold weather prevails in
the Eastern and Southern States.
There are extensive forest fires
in San Diego county and hundreds
of square miles have been burned
over. The destruction Of property
is very great.
A meeting was held in New York
city yesterday of prominent rail-
road men, including Jay Gould, G.
P. Huntingtos, q. w. Dodge and
others, to promote railroad build
ing into aud through Mexico. Gen.
Grant was Chairman. After dis.
cussion 1t was decided that all the
Interests of United States railroads
near the border DO fused aud ar
engagements made to get to work.
The news from Ireland continues
alarming. The peasantry are arm
ing themselves and are only watt
ing for an opportunity to defy the
government.
Moody and Sankey are not maxi
ing much progress In Oakland aud
San Francisco SO far as their revi.
val work 10 concerned, though
their services are attended by
large audiences.
The smallpox Is dying ont In San
Francisco. Only one case wss re-
ported yesterday.
suicide-KesrBey Retur0s 90 His
Ds~y.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10TH
John Mullen y printer, sixty years
Of age, committed suicide at the
Winters House, Oakland, We'd
nesdsy night. He was found dead
In his bed ~ the cbambermaid OF
the house. He had taken laud-
aDum.
Denis Kearney has gone back to
his dray.
At the sailing of the steamer
Oceanic yesterday, 1t was noticea-
bic that in spite Of the FELTON, law,
the Chinese Inspectors of the Six
Companies we're in full force ut the
gsugway, demanding the produc-
ten Of clearance tickets from the
Companies by Chinese immi-
grants.
Gas nssd's MAJORITY sn Oregon.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 19.-The
official vote Of Oregon gives Gar
field 1888 majority.
0r.su Mmrkes.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10TH
Barley strong tut not as aciive az
yesterday. Wheat, No. /, $l.60@
$l.65; No. 2, $1.46@l AT.
Will Ntsp B~l,s"E.
GOLD HILL, Nov. 10 Captain
Taylor, Superintendent OF Yellow
Jacket, has notified all Superiu-
tendenls of mines concerned that
he will to-day stop bailiDg water ut
the Jacket shaft, for the reason
that the wear and tear Of the ma.
chinery and cables Is too great tn
be continued. This will food the
lower levels Of Exchequer, Alpha,
Imperial, COnfidence, Keutuck,
Crown Point and Bslcher, AND
stop work there for six weeks.
Town sn Ashes.
TRUCKEE, Nov. 19lh,-Jamisop
Plumas county, was burned at
O'Clock this morning. The fire IL
supposed to be inceDdiary. The
whole town 10 in ashes-about forty
houses, including a fine hotel
three stores, several saloons aLC
other business places.
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q YHn Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
running IN couples with Col.
poeFt @. Ingersoll In denuncia.
~ Of the Democratic party. They
10 . spanking team. and it be.
@oovee all unprstending spans 10
- out Of the way when they are
- the road. As Ingersoll said to
oo Butler, 1t was an irresistible
1oDblnation Of the Lord and the
44vil, although bis Satanic msjes-
probably thinks that both nags
oto foaled In his stables. The
1o1es day Beechsr delivered ser.
9eos In the Plymouth pulpit,
4nloh Was characterised by an icy
plnoes Of cheek. He selected for
- eoxt Proverbs XXI. LII, and
lafed 1t length upon two striking
oonGes, "A good name Is rather
- chosen than great Riches" "a
~ same Is better than precious
1stment." Probably there Is no
80 On the American CONT nent,
rlds Of = Penitentiary or secular
n4elous circles, from whom
~ golden words would not have
epded with greater grace than
ne lips Of Henry Ward
=
1870 Il more seriously COM
l1ed than that Of almost any
~ being who has worn the
~ - The Lord to serve the devil
80 history cannot be writ.
1hout an elaborate narrative
, most scandsious Grim. con.
- In American history, and
, talks shout the ill.nams Of
Dleeratic party. 1t is . thing
- always excited our aston.
- that . passage OF one Of
o<s lstters to Mrs. Tiiton,
% fend In the celebrated
Ieoohef trial, was never
l1sos or IT. Importance ais
i tho opousel for ~ pre-
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lunu 10 not very much chance
1inoayl Ing the fact that Col.
x9aossoll ID . very pert and
~ tnlker. He IL occasionally
~ Witty but far oftener he at
w. 20 make pure undefecated,
k1eGmatsd impudence pass for
11Rhtllnsss and epigram. During
S late campaign Col. Robert, as
IN tried his timber tongue in
Vosk Of belittling and be-
1rohlug the Democratic party.
0ompli mentsd that organisa-
- 81 vsntilating the concsit
re Il was made up Of the ''set
1ps Of the American people
- ri In the humor Of swapping
ao1lmsuts with the Colonel,
~ beg to suggest that he and
Dkslo Of his ilk are the Impurities
1&1oh the American people throw
s ~ Surface during the process OF
Hesitation incident to Demo-
a1lo Republican institutions.
~ Amsricsns are . volatile and
1oostai race. fond Of novelty, re-
nollng those Athenians of old
~ ot. Paul described Is con.
1uolly on the run In an eager
~ after that something new
~ the sun which not even Sol
nonts veto has been able to re.
5S6 Az Bob has the knack OF
oot1ug the old time hsresies OF
Etos, and Voltajre, and Tom
~ and the other inn umerable
loEa Of the army Of infidelity,
~ 8 new and attractive shape,
- hne secured pretty large audi.
oo Even the cody and
toGt have an uneasy itching
hssr the --latest piece Of impu.
- Of which Bob has acquitted
uoolf ID tho domain of theology.
~ that he has carried this pert.
49, and flIppancy into politics, IL
y just ~ well that the public
6ouId know that Bob himself was
4oat one Of the poorest specimens
thees Democratic ''settlings"
c1netl the war gave him an oppor.
6 nD1ty TO turn his GOAT. Like
1qnfly al the Democrats who went
oVef to the Republicans, wher
~ saw that that was to bs
5 ~ winning side, Col. Robert wal
4Do Of the kiad known as 8
1td-face;" that IL, one who
80 In favor Of giving the South
1eything that section wanted, a,
4 ~ 0rst demand. In politics be
No twin brother OF John Logan,
0hos having started out to raise q
DoGtment for the South, "chopped'
Nth the suddenneys OF chained
gbtning, aud became loud
&meothed brswler for the Repub.
I'm party. Bob lie "smart," in
Eeap American, he is even ''clever"
y The English sense; but he is one
= those worshipers of expediency
Ne always know on which side
1elf bread 10 buttsred. We de.
- the abuse Of such man and
~ would not give baubee for his
gntse. If the Lord God Almighty
- patiently endure the revilings
- this blasphsmous creature, the
EDpmocrntic party can well afford
y laugh ~ his vituperation. The
1eoruate wbacks which he deliv-
49, at the Deity and the Democ.
~ are alike impotent and recoil
N0gu the wieldsr of the tonguey
Z Adtelash.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE LOS ANGELES }
CITY WATER CON PANY,
Los Angeles. Nov. 10, $780,
Notice Is hereby given that the Annu-
al Meeting of the q ,ockholdeIs Of the
above company will be held on Monday,
the Nth day o. Decem Der, A. D 1880, al
ny. on the Plaza, Los Angeles city for
The purpose Of eleotlng Trustees for the
year ensuing
8. H. MOTT. Secretary.
Express and Commercial copy. n20td
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For City Tax Collector.

AZ abe request Of many friends, an.
nounce myself as a candidate for the of.
nce of City Tax Collector ct the ensuing
city election.
HORACE BURDICK.
Los Angeles, Nov. 13lh.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

nFFroERs AND MEMBERS OF LOS AN.
" ee'es hsptsr No IS r An are here.
by notln. d to att. nd special "0nvoc tiun
OF said Chapter. to be held on saturday,
the .Oth Of kovsmbar. AZ 73O ?. ~, for the
purpose OF comforting the II. A. D. tisnat
chapter, q D. and ali r. A M. In good
standing . Q cordially invited to attend.
BY oraer Of the II. +.
8. Prayer, sec'y.
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LOS ANGELES OIL COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Of business,
Los Angeles, California-Locat1On OF
works. Ventura county, California.

WOEAss VoHSUIH COUHty OuIiKOIH1H'
Notice 10 hereby given that at q meet
ing OF the Board Of Directors of this Com
1850, an assessment tNo.,2l oftwenty-nve
tZocI cents per share was levied upon the
capital sfOck of the company, payable
i'm media ely. in Quilted states gold COIN,
to the ~ecretary. at room No. Temple
block, city OF Los Angeles.
And any stocg upon which this assess.
meni al hall remain unpaid ON Wednesday,
the Is b Jay Decem her, 1880. Will be de.
liuqus Mt. and ad vertised for sale at pu b.
lie suction; and unless payment is mAde
before will be sold on Monday, the Sd day
OF January, 1871 to lay delinquent assess.
ments. togotner with costs Of advertising
and expense Of sale.
WI. NELLY, Secretary.
No. 8 temple Block.
Los Angeles. Nov. Is, 1885. n20-Aw
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For Mayor.

At the solicitation Of many friends. tax
payers and progressive men, l submit
my name a. u candidate for The offics OF
Mayor Of Los Angeles, at the ensuing
city.election.
PRUDENT BEAUDRY.
Nov. 18th, 1850.
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gu M MONS.

In the Superior Court OF the state of Cal.
ifornia. In and Tor the county OF Los
Angeles.
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For City Attorney.

l am candidate for City Attorney.
r, II. HOWARD.
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NEW. TO-DAY.
laborers Wanted.

By the Black star Coal Mining Com.
pany: steady employment and good
wages.
Apply to B.F. SIEBERT,
p2o-lw Anaheim Bank.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-20
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Mayor.

nounce myself Is candidate FOR Nav or
at the ensuing city election.
w. B. LAWLOR.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-20
For Mayor.

]. n. ToBERMAN announces himsel,
as candidate for the ofiics OF Mayor OF
Los Angeles. subject to the will OF the
people, at the approaching election.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1880-11-20
For City Tax Collector.

AT the request of many friends, I On.
nouucc my self as q candidate for the Of
nee o. CITY lax Collector At the ensuing
city election.
RErUGi0 BILDERRAIN,
Los Angeles, Nov. 18th.