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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
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covered ,..o .ns rrs..ury.

C"sere" ihso s"o EFe"s"'s'
WASHINGTON, July 2.--The Sec
rotary of the Treasury has returned
a million dollars Of the unexpend-
ed balance Of the appropriation for
refunding the national debt, aud
two million dollars Of the unex-
pended balance of the appropria-
ton for collecting the revenue from
customs for the last year, being the
amount saved by the department
out of the sums authorized to be
expended by law.
a.n.r.. w.nv.r,o ra.s the stamp.
Cu,cAoo Julv 2d-Gen X. b.
Weaver Tho Greenbaclx candidate
for pras,dent has written n letter
~ over a column long in which he
oxnrossos his intention of taking
tho stumn in behalf Of his party.
Tho letter ia chiefly an elaboration
Of the Greenbsck platform at Chi
caro-: dsn,nciatory of the Repub.
li.an and Democratic parties. es-
poo,a,,v tho latter. nromises great
raforms under the Greenback party
ru,a. dwe,ls nm the miserable state
of the nations finances; the grasp
ing of banking and railroad corpo.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
Piute Trout Fishers.
[Bodie Free Press.l


The Twin Lakes at present are
quite resort for Piutes, who go
there for the purpose of fishing for
trout. A company of them will
cit on the bank, and while the
brave buck hobs for the speckled
beauties, the faithful squaw Is 10
the immediate vicinity sewing on
a piece of calico or waiting on the
fishermen. The favorite bait is ant
eggs. and after a nest has been
ransacked Of it's contents the fun
begins. The supply on hand is
placed In the mouth and used when
required. The moisture toughens
the bait, and makes 1t more suita-
BILE for use. II the buck happens
to be particularly lazy the squaw
lie used TO hold the bait, and deals
1t out as often as called upon.
Sometimes the native sons OF the
forest will haul In several dozen
trout during the day, while ON other
occasions the result 10 not so en-
couraging.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

to all sorts Of fantastical calumnies
Of their opponents in order to keep
their hold of the national teats.
For twenty years the Republican
party has rejoiced In an almost un.
checked power and In the uninter.
rupted enjoyment of imperial rev.
enues. It has grown to think thai
this accident of power has beer
converted into one Of its prescrip
tive rights. The election, mex
November, will disabuse them o
this idea.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
She Changed Her Tune.

At the breakfast table, in an
Ohio town, the Browns were dis
cussing how many Conference Del
egates they would entertain. Two,
four and six were the numbers be-
fore the house, and the general sem
timent seemed to be in favor Of the
smallest number. Little ten-year-
old, however, stoutly advocated
the maximum number. awe
have three spare beds aud we
might just as we'll take six.
Take six, mamma. Please do"
SWELL" responded the matron, "ii
you will wipe the dishes each
time, we will" Tep.year-old i'm.
mediately began to sink down IN
her chair, until her head almost
disappeared under the table, elbow
many shall we take?" asks
mamma. "One," was the whis'
pered answer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
SHOWERS OF SILVER.
The Quoer Old Fellow Who sca.ters Them in
Broadway.
IN. Corr. of the Inter. Ocean. !

IN. Y. Corr. Of the Inter. ocean,
For some tim past the boot. black
ing, street.sweeping and errand-
running portion of the community
have been kept in fever of excite
ment by rumors that on certain
day Mr.. Dexter would 'throw sill
ver," and on the day named all
members of the above fraternities
would gather at the lower end Of
Broadway In hopes Of rafting
shower of coin, but in every in
stance to be disappointed, and
obliged to scatter without the sight
of q nickel or the eccentric man
who on such occasions was invari-
ably PRONOUNCED "a humbug."
The very next day it might hap
pen that when the great thorough
fare was most crowded, and bulls
and bears, forsaking their offices,
were mingling OH the walk with
street-venders, beggar-women and
newsboys, u tall, slim, excitable.
looking man, with canvass bag
in his hand, would be seen to hur-
riedly step on a curbstone, unfasten
the string round the mouth Of the
bag, plunge his hand In, and,
drawing 1t forth full of silver coin,
throw it broadcast into the crowd,
among which it fell, blinking on
the pavement. Perhaps on the way
a half dollar would skin the nOss
of q Wall street broker, a quarter
slip down the collar Of young
sn0b, or a dime be caught in the
furbelows of some fashionable
woman's dress. In moment thu
widest confusion would ensue
Talk about the earth bursting forth
In flowers, the spectacle is nothing
to that of myriad Of ragged boy
sprlnging up from stone pave
ment where ono wasn't seen mo
ment before. Such scramblinl
and pushing, and such yells OF de
light could hardly be imagined
and when two or three boys wer
hanging on to one nickel desper
ately, and just on the verge of ,
fight, another delightful little sil
yer storm would be heard behin'
them, and the combatants in an
other rush forgot to fight.
The policemen look on and laugl
good.naturedly; the bloated bond
holders murmur something Abou
"fools,n and the Woodworking pee
pie ntheir way home tap siRnif
cantly on their foreheads. In fiv
minutes man and bag have van
ished, the crewd separates, ant
excepting few gamins who re
main in hopes of discovering
stray bit in some chink in the GU
ter, there Is no evidence Of the pr
vious excitement. For the la
seven months this has happene
regularly once a month.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
Impure Breath.

Among all the disagreeable con-
sequences that follow the decay of
the teeth, an impure breath must
be the most mortifying and un-
pleasant to its possessor, and it Is
the most inexcusable and Offens-
i've in society; and yet the cause Of
It may easily be removed by
cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fra
grant SOzODONT. 1t purifies and
sweetens the breath, cools and re-
freshes the mouth, and gives a
peal-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in slnok-
ing should cleanse their teeth with
SOzODONT, as it removes all un-
pleasant odors of the weed. Ask
your druggist for 1t.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

TIE name of the Vice.President
on the Republican ticket is a very
onliuous one. It Is Chester Abso-
lom Arthur. II We remember
Alright, Absolom was the young
man who got his hair tangled W
10 the branches Of q tree. and hung
there till he died. There 10 souI
appls tree awaiting Chester Abso'
iom next November and only q
bald pate will save him from the
fate u his namesake. II he hai
Conbling's long locks he is doomed
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
The Democratic Congress.
lNow York 'Her.ld.]
IKE every session since the

Like every session since the De-
n0drscy returned to the control OF
the House, this one 10 notable for
tbs ahaeucc Of jobbery. The lobby
9as been starved out Ia Washing
ten under u, economical and
Som swhat parsi "a 1nious manage
nosn. of Lhe Dsmocr 70. The SUBJ
sldy schalners 40 lou sr give dln-
pera 60 Congres4mop ani dud It 9
waste Of time 20 baton iioi mem.
bers. Tie Democratic tepieS y TO
carsful appropriations issomelioi>s
carried 20 Extremes, but IL Is vel
come TO ghe country, ana u Is 3
very great change from tia lRxity
about public expenditures and the
readinsfs to grant The public prop
srty for private uses which cnaraesI
isrj1ea the Republican rule and
which accustomed xood many
scondsir il, ikose days. which ares
cow coming hupa to The Leaders, 10
" unwesoouss ~ 4 efchases1e-
~ ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
TIE workingme ems Clubs of s

TIE Workingmen's Clubs Of San
Francisco are rapidly announcing
themselves as supporters Of Han.
cock and English. Gen. Weaver
nas no attractions for them. Even
Diliaye, the first and preferred
Gre ,nback nominee for President,
rails to vile them away from the
fsaeinat!ng programme which will
cuIn,inate in the inauguration of
Hancock. When the Working
usn reaches the stage of the "true
inwardness" he knows, away down
in The center Of his heart, that the
Democracy are the genuine friends
OF The toiling masses. Every now
and then the honest son Of toll has
found himself confronted with the
threat Of "strong man." or of
"the man on horseback" He re-
members that, when Gen. Han
cock, as the Major General COM
nandlng tho Fifth Military De.
part ment, had an opportunity to
override the law and the civil au-
thorItIes, he bowed his head and
proclaimed again the old Jeffer-
eonian and Jacksonian doctrine of
the subordination Of the military
to the civil power. No self.re.
spscting Workingmau, In this
Vital contest, whose issue will for
ever reassert the right Of the
nsssea to rule, will for moment
sntertnin the thought OF throwing
away his vote, by voting for
third candidate, and thus aiding,
As far as lies ia his power, the
hnreaucfats end advocates o: MILL
lary rnIsto again fssten theiT y cke
upon his neck.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
AUCTION SALE!


w. H. NORTHCRAFT will sell, on the
premises. NO. 10 FORT STREE G, WE'D
NESDAY, JULY 9TH. 1880, commencing
contained in nine rooms. consisting OF
Four Walnut bedroom Sets, marble-top.
French .plste mirrors, recess drawers.
very hne, modern styles; one nne Parior
in rep, In good order; one exceedingly
One Centre-TabiA, marble top; Is ards
Brussels Carpet On psrlor In good order;
one ssss! me wslnne :ids-bosrd sR'rins mat.
ne 6llverware, Tableware, Extension Ia
Bile. CoCk-stove and dEturee Safer. Red
room Carpets Hat-gack and othcr eoods
OF yalue
ss-Saleposittvc and s,thpuf reserve.
The hcnse viii be open Tor inspection
r. "a io- O'clock Y. n. every day and ~
. g.s ovk on sne o,otnloe nt sale.
w. * .&pl2xttG q. a IT, Il v +.
III ", ~ y l'.1. ANCHOR 1cr. a
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
OcR esteemed contemporary, tn

DER esteemed contemporary, the
Gam nercidl, has heard OF three
Republicans In this neighborhood
who intend to vote for Hancock
and English. II our observing
fgiend will re-adJust his spectacles,
take q plunge into crowded Los
= ns ales thoroughfare, and report
what he has discovered In prom
enaue ofan hour, he will probably
regain his Office with an inventory
Of three dozen Republicans who
propose 70 vote for the Soldier
Statesman,
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Farmers and Merchants Bank of
Los Angeles, Plaintiff,
VS..
Anton Satter ct al, Defendants.

Under and by virtue or a decree of
foreclosure and order OF sale entered in
the superior Court of the county of Los
Angeles, State OF California, on the and
day of July. A. D. 1880. and writ OF
execution foy the enforcement of judg.
ment requiring sale OF property under
foreclosure Of mortgage, issued out Of the
aforesaid Superior Court, annexed
to said decree, and dated the Cd day OF
July, A. d. 1870. in the above entitled
Merchants Bank OF Los Angeles. plain
t16, and against Anton Satter, u G
Lips and Joseph Bayer. defendants, q
eoP auS unSer bs
fury VA s1psf S Cons. 22gptRyffed to me-
together with the writ annexed thereto,
on the last mentioned day, whereby
l am commanded TO sell at public auc.
ton, to the highest and best bidder for
cash, in U. 8. gold coin, the following and
wit:
All those certain lots or parcels of land
situate In the county Of Los Angeles,
State of California, known and described
Lots number ave ~ and ten (lO) of the
Freeman tract. according to the plan Of
said tract recorded in book of Miscel-
laneous Records, page ia, in the records
ing $500 acres OF land and being in and
tlon 81 T 8 RlS w SB M.
Also, those certain other lots, pieces or
parcels of land, situate in the city OF Los
Angeles, county and State aforesaid,
known and described as follows, TO wit: |
First-Lot number ~ one, in block N /, |
of the Mott tract, according 10 the map OF |
said Mott tract recorded In book one OF |
miscellaneous Records, page $50, in the |
records Of said county.
Second : Block thirty-eight (SS), lot
seven, division b, containing 22l36 acres,
situate in the northwest quarter Of the
lands Of Los Angeles city, as will moro |
map Of the city entitled MAP OF the RE-
servotr and rs vicinity" dated Deem
Der Sd, A ID 1870,
Pubic notice 10 hereby given that on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
Population Of m.rysv.l.e.

MARYsvILLE, Cal, July 2nd.-
The census figures show the popu.
lation of Marysville to be 4.340, in
Guiding 1000 Chinese. Marysville
township, just outside the city
limits, has $50 population.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

The Ordre, of Paris-the Bona.
partist organ-predlcts that before
long the remains of Napoleon III.
and his son will be brought from
Chiselhurst and placed under the
dome of the Invalides. In the
meantime, the statue of the Prince,
originally intended for Westmin-
ster Abbey, is approaching com.
pletIOn.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

An old lady Of wealth, named
Rashleigh, died lately at Exnlouth,
Devonehire, aged %. In her will,
which she wrote herself, she ex-
pressed q profound horror of law.
yers. or course, the will was con.
tested but its validity was main.
tanned, despite some informality In
the way In which the testatrix
drew it up.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
NEW TO-DAY.
Mortgage Sale.
No. 300.
In the Superior Court
OF the County OF Los Angeles
State of California.

John Lang, Plaintiff. !
g. e. Huber ct al. Defendants
TTNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
sale entered in the superior Court
ofthe county Of Los Angeles, State of Cal.
ifornia, on the S0th day OF
june. A.. D. 1880. and writ OF
ment, requiring sale Of property under
foreclosure Of mortgage. issued out of
Aforesaid Superior Court. annexed to said
decree and dated the 3Oth day Of June.
A. D. 1850, in the above entitled action;
and in favor Of John Lang, plaintiff, and
against Il Huber. Margaret Gertrude
Huber. minor, Mary Loaisa Huber.
minor, and 9 Long, assignee In bank.
Temple and Workman, banSrupts,
defendants, certified copy. OF which
said decree Of foreclosure. duly attested
Of June A. y. 1880. and delivered to me
together with the writ annexed there
to, on the last mentioned day,
whereby ! am commanded to sell
best bidder. for cash in United States
gold coin, the following and In said de-
cree described real estate. to-wit:
All those two certain lots Of land stu
ate, lying and being In one parcel. situate
In the city OF Los Angeles, county of Los
Angeles. State of California, known and
described as follows, to wit:
Lots number (l5l fifteen and (18) six
teen, in block y5D flfty-one. Ord's survey.
as shown on the map of the Huber trpct
made by Hansen aud 6eebold. and re-
corded In book two Of miscellaneous rec
Ords, page $50. in the County Recorders
office Los angeles county, and more par
tIcularly described az follows, to wit:
Commencing at q point on the eastern
line Of Fort street distant northerly one
hundred and eighty feet from the inter
section of said line with the northern
line Of Ninth street; thence northerly
along the easterly line OF Fort street tlc0
one hundred and twenty feet; thence
easterly and parallel to the northern
line OF Ninth street one hundred ant
: sixty.fve feet; thence southerlv and
, parallel to the eastern line Of Fort street
(l20) one hundred and twenty feet, ant
; thence westerly and parallel to tbs
northern line of Ninth (9th) street Q65l
one hundred and sixty.five feet to thu
point of beginning.
Public notice is hereby given that on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

II 10 quite likely that the wheat
market will be dull this year In
California. Los Angeles and San
Bernardino counties, however, will
form two notable exceptions. Fol
all the grain, wheat and barley,
raised In these counties, there will
be a sharp demand from Arizona.
Les Angeles -four will really mo.
nopoiize that market.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
IHs harvest reports which reach
t,s from all portions of the county
are ofthe most encouraging char

TME Garfield and Arthur cam.
paigu song books are at. last begin.
ming 20 reach the Pacific Coast, but
sli he enthusiasm has gone out of
lha. venture. There is neither
voice for . song nor lungs for q
cheer in the dropping Republican
ranks divided up as they are into
disappointed Grant and Blaine
uaen
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
TUESDAY, THE 27TH DAY OF
JULY, A. d. 1880,

At II O'Clock \. OF said day. will proceed to
sell at the court house door. IN the city and
% 70 Ese Ssssss % s
for CASH. in Untted states gold coin. to
saetey SAID deoree. for principal and inter
81, oteornoy6 1oou. COSTS and all accruing
costs- AL the above dasorihed SaaI estate. or
50 much tAaTeef " y u be necessary 20 sat-
iss saii rripca's.s suils interest, etc. As
zsofnsai7-
tsiVen 'lifSer nay aspd ~ the city and
conqtS ~ Los apNeles, cea Of cfili0r-
MIA. ~ aa "a dry OF Itly. a. D. 1850.
y We +. 30 W la 81. W (
Aherif ~ Los Anrf - crlJiiy.
(. ~ n 3. :. ~, peputy steyif'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
MONDAY, THE 2eth DAY OF
JULY, A. D. 1880,

day, will proceed to sell,
at the Court House door, in the
City and County Of Los Angeles. State OF
California, at public auction TO the high
States gold coin, to satisfy said decree for
principal and interest, attorneys fees,
costs and oil accruing costs, all the above
described real estate or SO much thereof
as will be necessary to satisfy said prin'
Given under my hand, at the city and
county OF Los Angeles. State Of Califor
MIA, this the Cd day of July, A. d. 1880.
WIN. n. ROWLAND,
Sheriff of Los Angeles county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
Notice to Subscribers and
the Public.

On and after this date July LIST, $780,
the office of the San FkANCISCU
CHRONICLE for the city and county of
Los Angeles will be located at No. Mar
ket street, next door to Wells, Fargo 4
Co.'S. subscriptions received and orders
filled for the spiciest. most readable and
most independent journal on the coast
TERMS-l5 cts. per week or Us cts. per
month, including the ever-popular SUM-
day dOuble.shcet. jy3-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

a gsl'ant membsr Of : military
con,psng 10 Omaha, bsing called
70 the wsse "a defend some Ia a I,
Ing work. agi.inst strlkors, wrose
-teis touching islSer to The eisi lie
left nahird him my darNn2
1tosai shalt have to S6roRo Lie
pleasure Gf attending tho y cong.
sse f'ss c-'isa q ny aoursfS's
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
raid Steam Printing House.

'rhe Herald steam Printing House Is
OF surpassed by any Job Printing once
Il tho Pacific Coast, outside OF San Franz
iseo, "a facilities for doing Job works
ow prIces, good work and expedition
as, hh relied upon ut this ONCE.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION.

SAN rRANUIsCO STOCK AND EX-
OHANGE BOARD.
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NEW TODAY.
FOR SALE.

A LOT OF BLACKSMITH TOOLS
nearly new. Enquire at l.. ROEDEk'S
Spring street. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

service by the Governor to-day as
q militiaman. l don't know when
l shall see you again-perhaps
never! Yours In tears. JIM"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
Grand Barbecue and Banquet,

TREE" on Also street. with music and
other attractions, to which all are in
vited.
That this demonstration may be sue
cess, 1t ts desired that the prompt COOP
GRAFTON of our citizens may supplement
the efforts Of the committees which have
had II In charge.
JOHN o. WHEELER,
Grand Marshal,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.]
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Mortgage Sale.
No. Isl.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES, STATE
OF CALIFORNIA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

So much in demand by the ladies' Call and see these and
our New Style Ties Colarenes, Ruchings and Bows;
Dress Goods. =
Don't fail to look our Net Summer Underwear and
made-up underwear for ladies' 80
Couters Stock of Goods is now thought by MANY to be
superior to any ever kept in Los Angeles
Be sure and call and examine and obliee.
Respectfully, A.,m B. F. COULTER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03
Wholesale IiOiidsys - Decorating
she Cl0y.

the Clsy.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2d.-The
Stock Boards adjourned this even.
ing until next Wednesday. To.
morrow and Monday the Produce
Exchange, the banks and principal
places of business will be closed,
The work of decorating the city fol
the Fourth of July is being active.
ly pushed.
Best and Belcher levies an as
sessment OF fifty cents per share.
Bark wrecked.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2d.-Ad'
vices received at the Merchants
Exchange from New York report
the German bark Vesta, from New.
castle, England, to San Francisco,
totally wrecked on the coast Of
Patagonia, June 81. No particu.
lars received.
GOLD HILL, July 2d,-Two
miners. Duncan A. Bethune and
John Abbot, were instantly killed
n the Union shaft this morning,
by \ falling wall plate, which
slipped from the 900.foot level and
struck the men at the 2500.foot
station
Rsoisc 81 santa Oru..
EANrA Cruz, Gsi., July 2.-This
was tie opening auy q the Santa
Cruz races, THO course was largely
attended by stranger. aad Rodents
and setting was lively especially
on lie aeeond race. tbs arsy race
vac a dash u tbree-iousths 81 e
udie, 10 witch Clara L, TNiiigils
"a Mettie Glenn started. CLARA D
re favorite aps won too dasi.
lose contest, in 1siy. The
% waa neat 81 one pile
eng-olds. Ells Dsan
Euchre started Con-
fsvorite IL the pools,
fionnor won ia j:a51i
ny EuchFe 10 l:4s3
IIs ichIe Ia t:s7s,
: Fergaaou
judges.
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SAN FRANCISCO. July 2.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

ANNIVERSARY
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE,
Monday, July 5, 1880.
OR DER OF EXERCISES.
PREDECESSORS.
Detachment OF Mounted Police.
Grand Marshal. John o. Wheeler. and
FIRST DIVISION.
City Band.
Marshal A Dunsmoor and staff.
Los Angeles Guards.
Veterans OF Mexican War.
President Of the Day, Hon. Reginaldo
del Vale.
Litcratf. Officials and Invited Guests.
SECOND DIVISION,
Conterno's Band.
Thirty-EIghts Engine Co. Mol.
Park Hose Co.
THIRD DIVISION.
Supplementary City Band.
Marshal 0. q. Weyse and staff.
Confidence Engine Com pany No 2.
Hook and Ladder Co.
Italian Benevolent Society.
Trades and Trades Unions.
NitiZpnH foot
HOrsemen.
Vehicles.
First Division will form on Second
street. right resting on Fort street.
Second Division will form on Third
street, right resting on Fort street.
Third Division Will fbrm on Fourth
street, right resting on Fort street.
Marshals and their Aids will report for
building, at $3.50 A. NJ; Band Masters TO
Marshals of Divisions to which they are
assigned at 10 A. M.
Carr ages for the reception of President,
Officers and invited guests will stand at
Spring street entrance of Court House at
10 Am.
Insignia-Grand Marshal and STAFF, red
scarfs; Marshals, blue scarfs: Aids, red,
white and blue scarfs.
cessiOn move at II A. N. from second
street on Fort to Fifth, to Sprlng. to juno
ton Of Spring and Main, to Plaza: coun-
termarch to Main, to Fifth, to Park en-
trance, corner Fifth and Rill streets,
where ample and attractive accommoda-
lions have been provided for the literary
exercises.
Following the exercises at the Park,
Grand Barbecue and Banquet,
Will come off beneath the "OLD ALSO
TREE" on Also street. with music and
other attractions, to which all are in
vited.
That this demonstration may be a sue
cess, 1t ts desired that the prompt Coop
GRAFTON of our citizens may supplement
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FIRST DIVISION.
City Band.
Marshal A Dunsmoor and staff.
Los Angeles Guards.
Veterans OF Mexican War.
President of the Day, Hon, Reginaldo
del Vale.
Literatf, Officials and Invited Guests.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-07-03

SECOND DIVISION,
Conterno's Band.
Marshal Thomas b. Brown and STAFF.
Thirty-EIghts Engine Co. No. l.
Park Hose Co.
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csal.on.
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