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, 1880-12-03

At puiyalo the shlpbu,ltiers hnyo tbolr hands
fn11 nj ncv md o ;ynri,. Thn t1ninn nrv. Ionr,r
company hfe u'lllflIil2 Two lafGe a'cNnl- batRes
for tho Wabash Ltnu, ench Of 1860 tons burden.
rho keel Of ono of those bonts tas uccn nd
n.,u pat' ~ nef tt..'ts nFo ~ tno hcut VI t'io
Other Ia sawed out and will 10 latd In fow
days. .-..
Tile Cntnpnuy t,nyo f,Iso contracted 10 rebuild
the eenmerf NM. a s r,1Dc,1rs c r G"o te.t Nd, Nd
uraaRa' Aha NnasnoRo. lucy hrc 10 RECEIVE nc"
frames aud cellinK wi,eru needed. nav decks,
now nrches and now upncr works. md their
boilers aro tp lie uacef on deck M In MI of tllo
,,rnrmlfora of rnrn,,t co,,atr,,,t1nr n.bn rncn,.
ssaus''on ~ - To- no sa'.ielehtsy 'noro"s" 10 gNe
them an az class!t'catton' aid IL Will also n.1t-
of money! ef @ puaet a nreo viii roaea
sySSs an1 !,, n.,yHxeoSs tl,at s',!.. ~.
fur a thorough rcn,liiIl. fho viii rcrefvo now
koolsons frntncs. ceiling, iiigo STRIKES. stanrl-
Ti,e Chiaux., wa pariiniy rehms M ss st year, ro
cujytl1 new arches. MD frames mid rciit,r ut
eaGt end. Tho repnfrs this scuautI lHgin where
M thsy Ky, WeLS ~ st somsn l.. vory @ t
gsaft %til Gomo ~ nHxt ,s srinE ,!ltuost IT, w. g'd
as nsw. Will M A. ratit,E; Tho Gust of lilo ~.
ots Tuo psepues sae @ayaw' f1 81 The Anchor 1o, is
II the uninii n9cK fnr repnlrs' ht ths scht1nrr
M,n sni' ~ ts NJ LILO Saras to feeelso now
john tfeet1. ownor or tnn echoohcr ''nnics u.
saWyor, e. thhKs q cnmrcftanH tho vesseL 1nto
~ s n' 'G n% ofR Of % ~ prpy n Up a
ers 9I tlio wEeeHGs: ssea,nahii' AnnZnn WI DO
usss ~ Wass Snss e yn posem ~ eFs ,n scGr + steeet Him.
f,f0n, wl!l llafu thnt vessel thnrouRl!ly rehNi!t
vnrI thn vri. viii tn o,,c III s,i in =. ~ mHy
y"tt at"nchns ~" strnnra Frn,,ma ~ fno M on1 NY ~
S!SrSaas @ ax x ox ast n eoE @ ~ ,a ,lss ss !rs l @
Vii ,Ivn h"rn hi,,t,sr rntit~ *'''' " F''o'' """
, 1880-12-03

u Fss
:
Toll SAl.E-Mr FARM. h!l Aches. uHIitIEltiSC
J. on t;teGn Lake. Wisconsin. known M sunnrsfdO
Farm. with trA cinaS nrfUveu,antAs good hr4hnrs
we!Istucked. household lnrnftura hfst-class; ms.
ttl1lhrus, etc. ETC. This an rnFa chance fur ono IN
heArctI nf nr%t.Gla.@ cnUlrr hnnG, RrBat h.af nf
onsr h. Wing bean spent ~ Haka tlts ~ every re-
epeCt dn.irhbo. Tltte larfect- rrsey, tbt1L C. u.
EiSItEli, Milwaukee, Wis,
EOK HAf.E--tiR EXCIlANGE FUR STOCK OF
L goods, EectHn Ut Innd In EreunwuUd County, kas
tHdttkA i, H., MljfttFt, III, -
, 1880-12-03
B. r. ALLEN.
A Motion to Guash the Indictment
OyerruIed.
The Defendant Himself Tnkcs tho Stand
Ills Ignorance Of the Reports.
Tho Testimony in tho Case Will Be All'in
To-day.

I
Tho Testimonv In tho Case Will Be All. In |
NA' Ns"'''A0A' :. 'As
io.oAy'
" .......
HANK Examiner MolHs was recalled to tho
:. -, -, 80, '. . ,.t ~ - ~, 49,; 3D.
u. y. Al!en tf'a' anu askeh ny uen. l,sako
con weI tIa @ ,f ,,c crk co,nty m Sat,onni tended u
10 show Tint tho bnrk wns In uood financial
:. si.ape. a '' '''' ''"" "'' ~ '''' '''~
The dciehse Objected, unu tho Court tho'iRht
II qt,ufllon for thu Jury to dcctde Gen. Leuke
.hat ' ,n rnsta5 :" a''
'ua' 'no o"sesn,nen. res.ea; a;,s
vc 1k n', FL sco,,t nj,
cuum,s ,ynr" r"nrnrncn' IN Tho @ vro,n,l thot
Alien, tho alleged ucccsbory Of CLEVELAND. who
wls Indicted III principal and thc Indictment
tsulnst him no,Ic co,.l., not be convicted whito
,no nl'ne'ra' "ent lFee. ~ , 70 .nu 'nts'' @ anu
lnnrsi' e"sl',t', inc Judge e,afmen tllai mo
was guilty tr thu otrc,uo charged a. defined In
lin stnttc n cna NJ, otfennt, ,lu,1tr tl,a amt
,n =" ,n"so 80 "G' t",,n ~ ra,nr, 3" h,t IN ,,mr""n
fnisc entry" III II ,,ook or report. Now, tho los
entries whatever III my If tho books or reports:
r,, were MI ] r,e u y ., sutor,tuates ain mt, sj,npy
signed y Allen ms PRESIDENT In order 10 fort'ty
rnr,gr uf M,,tl,urli!us calculu.cd To s,rcngthon
tho snin, Inn. r,,m, atni,1tcs ,n,,xt In strictly
,nus.r,'h mo s,' t,,,n,.,s -, ain,v Inn ,ha r..
dictment was lad III that II referred to Aliens
nllcsctl attempts TO. dceclve by mcnns ot theso
dr"nd Jurors unknown whereas N truth and
aul D,scc,nrs wcro commonly known.
and it wua evident thut tho Grand
.,Mrv ,,tvst hnye runw,, ,ho nn,ncs nf tho nor
5aso @ sI caIe tl"ush., % fro, n,m1er @ @ o authur:
t'ss which s he v',e tut IL IN ay ~, such proc, cona
n!H nsu .'eeli ll,r''u"ceu. alu ,no oo.e,nsns , ~,
i, fnorc 70 ss,i ,a ars ~ou'
Tlu Court sud t,p dttnt uart 10 hear from tho
r,avrr,,ncnt @ ou .ny of ttc r,n.n,s raisei nxccut
tho tirss.
Gen. Lcnke's atsfstunt, In reply 70 this, took
mere e@ste" s ,aess ,a w"s no nsns % hu ao & ae
e1s"ry +; rs sne; f, fa a'sftesoh ,t IL no. go1a
iil'aGt Allen nI'o lnr 9lalttg anI NnGitliig ~
mnl.e.,lcni!os as t. ihuct PHI Wild Giessiatii.
asalu:i Allen a!9,e Inr 9idi,tg A,!:l nle,tnY The
leTH itet thlt Cleveland was lt!ulItpd Win hsti
~ tllf nnker Of t9e t!tise ffpofs, ana Ai,em tiH
hs htl114 allu npetLhR ,Al1ll' nn4' houo
WnS cntgiea " 70 elGseiaau' np1 ,.t, H.. IT,
!aro tul't nSM snoM ~ sI!,dlne acIulea
III urdcr 10 cutviut, nf colrso, it must nlIiin,r
iEut tic et,try WIS tn,sC and that Allen u,licd
md nhsttr,I III H. iut The Court dlu tiot think
Tint tic Inv Of uccsssories aupi,e hers witl tic
sni.ie airicl.nss tint It did r,rIur tbs old co,-
tgrc,l IN 10 CLEVELAND Jitl not ,liscINrge Il prr-
son wsIo mixNt inro ajsici 1.,it ubeitM tiiir.
With rcsur, il tho secon,i polnt rtlsetl, he id
St sha ry 4 .s s4y 9Sy Tie Ss wts Sn ~ s
1isspn eH .t,'ss.ai With maEng 1t, IL hs was tho tho
~ m m y, VII H. IL !, ~ ,on s % o ~ ~. M
, 1880-12-03
dcn, mover, having prepared ono In
hts HE. Not an Item in my IT

a.
hteh' hte noVcf naFins prepared oho ~
IT,, H. Hte: Ent m len IN my III
s'y reason q tnow Or believe, VI. untrue. lie lie
,,., , ,sh.,,,r =. ~ esuM & y MKe w my M
! h"r wm.er M ~ u p anG ~ GsIk m .mnty . t MMtna ~, m
money ~ la't, nn meyer anw tne iIssae q Inc
,,' y Me,t e nn atG t49 cn1m!inn.
H. IT. Is'' ;a u"I Tn ~ & n M's1 IT,, % m ,ore gr.
sy ~ - '; n: WE stly insIAIu, ny , Ga.ay y t.Mcn
% A. fr ~" ,e ai1t XIII kaowspx' sG' 'tyHrsthx %
about lhY c"tion r. bls hnrk. T. wns snHly
th, FL u: ~ , ~ u,1m W. htt "ays VIZ 4 gs ,vns
1 as aph T. ~ was .ess enMn Wnn, VI H. ws
rnre"tef it1'IcT % p' ~ 'ese sepoF's 10 'ho eo''
Tn .o,r -o,ns NH. 49,, ,,.,p,,,.t, ~ ur
A,I.. ~. i,,.sE ,It, h .9n 9,. u ''r'
a c;l,,,it,o LIN" nr, ~ .,,o 'arcc, oYn,ntna.
@ ~ sI,r a1,einG"n =, VIZ
sns ,"4 ,, H. sy h @ - n Henefaa fa! isa ~ M9m
VI tyer tus',. k'ew f of nny' ,, .,,,, ,,a.x.oa
IT, i, n ,s 10 snnY ; 9 G Genny
Mst e rnxc'c @ n, ~, ~, ,ns s MrS h"n psonp
dEs. LEARk coSbGcfsn THE G1osa'Ex1a1SA'
..,.7 7ios' .,A
s snd Ss Sssq y i1 t2 sn he e. ny q
vcntures prevl.I,ls IL the CtH'k county National
avn resources which hr put III. Tho ht,,,su Ut
Alien. Stephens 4 ca. WIN without capltAl ut tho
sturt ansl 'tscrwnrtls, when It iiyes nn tts Gus.
wns nsn ncInter Ut tho firm Uf u. f. Murphy
4 l,t,, but put ln no capftHl. Nor did h. reco.
lret thnt Murphy PIT Iii any. Ha did nut think
tho sOIe capital Of tho 1Irnl was It's ability
Witt which he VIVA connected. WhtIe
lulitkinR III Iowa he held snnc &5iO,UN
nB Il Receivers fund. WheN It WIS finally dia-
tribnisd i was over 9GtDHn. INCLUDING Interest.
pruvbIs 10 that time he bud bOnght Into tho
Conk County :Satlo1nl. tIetwccn tho tltne ile
received Il mid bought Into tho bAnk he had In.
c,!rrcd no hcnry obligations Or suffered nny
vreMt fnsses. Some VI these hOrds which lle
held IN luer!ver he hnd usea! lis cnl!uttrals with
tieHrxe Upd,ke 4 CtI., Allen. SfrphGns & TO-,
luhll +. Trncy. M,1 others. tor the pHrposc Of
rAleiug tnDtlty 70 help hltn bn tito Fk-pAckt tnR
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20

Joseph Le Masne. fialntln'
E. L. Racouillat ct al, Defendants.
ITNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A
~ decree Of foreclosure and order OF
Of the county Of Los Angeles, State of CAL
iiornia. on the Nth day OF
september. A. D. 1880. and writ OF
execution for the enforcement of judg-
foreclosure OF mortgage. issued out of the
said Supeii Tor Court. annexed to said de-
cree and dated the 20th day OF October,
A. d. 1880. In the above entitled action.
and In favor OF EDEN Ludovic Racouillat.
one Of the defendants herein and also
in favor OF plaintiff plaintiffs mortgage
being subordinate TO the mortgage in Ia
vor Of said EDEN LudOvtc kacou1llat)
and against Etenne Louis Racoaillat,
said decree OF foreclosure, duly attested
under the seal ofsaid court on the Goth day
of October, AID. 1880. ana delivered to me,
together with the writ annexed there
whereby am commanded 10 sell
At public auction. to the highest and
best bidder. for cash In United States
gold coin, the following and In said de-
cree described real estate, to-wit:
All those certain pieces anu parcels of
land situate In The Oily and county of
Los Angeles, State of California. io-wit:
Lot number sixty 1907 fronting fifty (5U)
icct IN AdEdIQ stItob ny al
depth OF one hundred and thIrty-eight
tl3S) feet; lot mum Der sixty-0ne (8D 'front.'
Ing hity (5c) feet on Lazard street, by an
Uniform depth Of one hundred and thir.
ty-e,ght tlS8l foet along Amelia street;
both lots being portion OF the Alanese
tract ~ su bdlvided and laid out by Frank
LecOuvreur, County surveyor, on the 9Th
day OF May, 1870, as per map OF the said
Alanese tract, on f1le In the office of tue
Recorder OF Los An seies county. and be-
ing the same property conveyed to ELie-
lsatas Heliman by deed dated May 4th,
l87l recorded in liber 80, page 1913, rec
nrds Of Los Angeles county, on October 8,
1875.
The description of the mortgaged pre-
misses CON ained In co m plant and in the
NOR gage OF defendant EGenne Louis
kacouiliat 10 plaintiffs assignor is as fois
lows, To wit:
All that certain lot OF land situate on
Amalie or Amelia street. in the city of Los
Angeles being part OF q lot Of land situ-
one hundred and thirty-eight feet, and
The part 10 mortgaged being the parl hav-
Ing twenty-eighL feet irOnt on said street,
com meuctng 1T a p int sixty ieet distant
from The corner OF Lazard street; running
thence north along AmaIie or Amelia
street twenty-eight feet; thence east one
feet; thence south twenty.
blight feet; thence west one hundred
lest TO the place Of beginning, the sa me |
oeing portion Of lots sixty one (6ll and
sixty (6OJ as above descr, bed in the font |
age Of Etlenne Louis hacOull, 1T 70 Eden |
Ludovtc Racou HAT, executor OF the last |
Vial and testament Of Henri Racouillat,
deceased.
Public notice is hereby given that on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20

Zhe Commissioner of the General
Land ONCE has written a letter to
uonator Hill Of Colorado announc-
Ing IN important ruling in regard
q che present law concerning the
annual expenditures on mining
G1o1ms. The question submitted
~ Senator Hill, in behalf of one
- his constituents, was, in sub.
eeAnce, whether the Department
Wpuld recognize, as compliance
EnAhtide act Of last January, an ex-
ronditure Of 500 worth of work
toewsen October 10th and Goth.
1910. Commissioner Williamson,
a reply, writes as follows
= Under the Act OF May 10,
MA (seetion 2,324 Revised Stat
ueoe1, the annual expenditure for
improvement was due within each
yoas, commencing with the date Of
k3oAtlOns except in regard to elaine
1ooeted prior to the enactment Of
that law, the annual expenditures
0Don which were made due by Jan.
nary l, 1873, and annually there
nflsF. The purpose Of the nmendA-
tosy Law OF January %, 1880. was
- ssouFs . uniform period within
which the annual expenditure
o1ould be required on Locations,
cd II provided that such period
6ould c0mmence on the 1st day Of
anuary succeeding the date Of To-
(otiOn OF such clam. 1t therefore
Z6llows that the claim located Octo.
1or ], 1879. requires the expeLdi-
toTo Of 800 worth OF labor or
improvements thereon within
~ ealendar year 1880, and that
whatever may have been ex-
Dooded during the year 1879 will
D0t answer the requirements Of ex.
voDditurss in 1880. 1t also appears
~ eeason OF the change made In
~ requirements of the Act of May,
1933s amsndHtOry of the law OF last
Jaouary, that = claim located gu
ooy date subsequent to the 1T day
- January. 1879. requires no furth-
- expenditure during the remain
~ Of that year than is made nec-
Gnoary by the local laws" The
000mlssioner adds that he finds
ho hes Inadvertently signed let
oor Indicating . different construc.
eion Of the section aforesaid, but
The c0nclusi0n now given has 0een
1ooohed after careful confederation,
md will control his official action.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20

a dispatch from San jose says
ehet on Tuesday morning John
Newell. residing shout q mile and
= half beyond Lexington, went
With his wife to San Jose, leaving
he children alone. Some time ~
oho afternoon Mr.. Newell recei v ed
= 6ispatch stating that his little
0eoahter Nellie, aged about seven
years, was shot dead. The father
md mother, In great distress, has
tened home, to find 1t true. It ap
lars that 1t 1880 in the morning
3olils aud brother twelve years
lqRe old were In a room together.
Io1ooo was sweeping. The chill.
4ggo bad found behind q box an
(4 shotgun, with the stock broken
Joot back of the lock. 1t had
- lying about the place in that
4lt1on for two or three
and nobody suspected
~ lt Was loaded. The boy
r. oap on the nipple, and while
~ ct > chair, probably prepar-
y explode II, the hammer &c.
11ally struck the chair, caus-
~ gun to be discharged. I'M
~ the girl VAS standing
~ ~, and she received the en-
= ehaRge directly in the middle
~ Ace, tearing away = portion
u md penetratIug Into the head.
ltb Was instantRneous. The
~ by. tsrroF-stricksn ut what
~ done. ran to the house, Of
&1oP aud oaid: III have killed
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20
Sugslss yerala.
Hls al1n DossD.
y a3Aa Nan from Bedis" Killed BY an On
kAsvn Nan ct xodssts.


r.
iron the .. =. Post. nov. Ill
= uoven months ago . reckless,
~ devil drinking man was watt
1nto this city from the 6ierrss,
~ bis untiring activity with
~ and pistol, soon became
1vn ID the Police Court, where
1nvo the name Of w. A. Branch,
w. "Bad Man from Bodie.n
~ sober, even, Branch was q
&rolyaer.n but when drunk, he
- &1mply = "holy terror" or as
UoeAfneer would express 1t, =
oV1lng WOLFF Branch, unfortu.
1<o1y. never met "the wrong man"
= 41ta city and consequently lived
ovoop down npon lhe mild.man.
1l1d oltiSens Of Modesto. This
- Was hrst honored by his pres
- some weeks ago, aud imme-
1oo1y Branch inAugurated one Of
r. p1ouiiAr bOoms in the way Of
elnlshos, fights and deadly en-
10tofs. About four weeks ago
1onoh and . gambler named Bur.
z ~ Q0arrelled In = saloon there,
Nm both drew weapons. The
) I'D olof was quick on the trigger,
4 - 0red twice 1t Branch. but with
~ olleot, before Branch had time
= l)naber up his battery. When he
1T Into action, however, he put
1ollet through Burdetts
nEp which may yet cause
4 - dooth. Branch was arrested
~ discharged, the shooting hsv-
~ ooen done In self defeuses This
htR proved u DO the last In which
4 ~ ssbad man's" pistol. played any
1tt. Early on sunday morning
+ ~, while he WAS standing IN front
i 3 saloon an unknown man
01kod leisurely up to him, drew
~ hand out Of bis coat pocket
U11o oaroloss grace, and presenting
nooeol ct the astonished Branch
80 HIN three times 10 the Abdo-
$50, and then ran away. The
1n1 MANI stood for moment like
= E10ut oak, and then trembleds
o6tod and fell, MORALLY wound
I He lived twenty-five houfs,
~ deeplte the efJrts Of
surgeon. to- whom he Of
~ $1,000 TO stimulate his
3 zyuuB pOWefs, pesseu IN MS cueCKr.
5Uc0nss assassin was arrested aud
- Identified by him ~ HE assAii-
~ II II supposed that the man,
*1oo ls stranger In Modesto, had
s 40 hired TO extermlnAIe his VIC.
-. The parents Of Branch are
~ 20 be hig hiv respectable people
- Htohm0nd, Virgiuta, and very
Wealthy, bis father being Abanker.
oung Branch was castawsy aud
~ account sort VI fellow. He was
allowed $40 = mouth by his father
1aSlng his absence from home.
When he got Into trouble with
eidett he had ample means sent
- him to employ COUNSEL Tor his
& 1o(onss. His murderer was uu.
Known to him.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20
In the Superior Court
OF the State of California, County
Of Los Angeles.
In the matter Of the assignment of VIII.
liam Workman and r. p. F. Temple.

On reading and filing the petition of e.
=. Spence and ID. freeman. as>ignees OF
william Work man and +. p. r. Temple,
and 1t appearing that an assign m enL las
been made by said william Workman
and 3. z. r. Tempe TO said Il. +. spence
and D. Freeman. OF the property of said
" lillian Workman aud +. p. r. Tenn pie
for the benent Of creditors, under Title
Ill.,. Part H. OF the Civil Code OF the
State OF California; that said assignees
duly made and hled the inventory re-
CURED by said title. and said assignees
duly qualified a. such and entered upon
their duties; that said assiguees have
nied their account Of their ad min istra.
ton as such, showing ali their receipts
and disbursements, and praying that
their account be settled and allowed and
that they and their bondsmen be dis.
charged. Notice Il hereby given that
Thursday, the 18Th day OF Novem Der, A.
D. 1880, az 10 A n. Of said day being . day
OF session Of ibis court, ID Gxed for the
nearing and settlement OF said accOun !,
IL liked for the hearing and settlement OF
SAID account, At the courtroom OF said
court presided over by Hon. Y. Sepulve.
da, when and where any person interest.
ed may appear and fiIe their obi ections
and CONTEST said matter OF the settlement
OF said account
Dated oct. Is, 1880.
A. W. POTTS.
Clerk.
By e. II. OWEN, Deputy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of FRANCISCO ARRECHEA,
deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator Of the estate OF
rxnclsco Arrechea. deceased, TO the
clatma against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary YOU hers.
within four months After the drst pub i.
cation Of this notice. to the said admin.
istrator, ut his place of business on
Spring street. known rs the City OF Paris.
In the city and county Of Los ngeIes,
Dated ut Los Angeles, October ri, 1850.
EUGENE MEYER,
Arrechea, deceased. o2I
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20
the GREAT REFERENCE BOOK
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Book Ct Michigan"

This valuable work. the only one OF Its kin(
sxtAnt, contains about seven thousand bio
graphical sketches, and eight thousand I'd
ditiOnAl names Of persons who have beer
convicted With the Government since thu
signing Of the Declaration Of Independence
sonAL RlyEaEucxs In the volume. It en-
braces In its scope the Delegates, Represent
etives. and Senators who have served In the
Continental and Federal Congresses, the Fed
srAl and state Judiciary, Ainisters TO and
trom Foreign Countries. Executive 0ficers II
Ill the Departments Of the Nation, as we'll ~
ell the Governors of the states and Terrific
des, together with very large amount Of
tabular Information, gathered from Official
sources. calculated to illustrate the growth
the United statsa. For greater convert. ace
or reference. the Book u arranged In two
parts; the nrst containing the
BIOGRAPHICAL ANNALS,
and semo idea Of the value and extent of thu
Tabular Information which forms the SEQ
oND PAkT. may be gatheret from tho sub
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
0sleRates 70 tbs Colonial Congress.
Tho Declaration OF Independonce.
Digners Of the Declaration.
Dslsgatse % the Continental Congress
oeesfons Of the Continental Congress-.
prssidents Of the Continental Congress.
ArNClo8 Oh OO0l0QofnQOn.
The CensttrutiOn Of the Omitted States.
0sssi0ns Of the Federal Congress.
0peAksrs OF the House of Representatives,
Presidents OF the Senate.
Secretaries Of the senate.
Clerks VI the House OF Reprss sntattves.
0haplAins to Cong ross.
Successive Administration.
Executive Officers OF the OWL Service,
Presidential Electors.
Electoral and Popular Votes for presi.,ent
Political Parties.
rhs justices Of the supreme Court
Clarke Of the supreme OOuSt.
NnrshAls Vi the supreme court,
Su.tices OF the Circuit District am Ter
ritoftAl Oourts.
rhe Court OF Claims.
organization OF the Exscuuye D,psrt
meufs.
esttlsment Of States and r rritories.
Oounttss and Towns OF the United aist..
Area Of the Unite0 Htatee.
Origin OF the nance OF states and Terrific
rtea.
Lsneth and oess of AmericAa Wars.
Ohist Commanders OF the Army.
PrvKrsss OF Population in rhs Uui,,,
Dsnsity Of PopuIatlor-
Population ana Ratio OF Representation.
4AS Table OF OWL Otiaoers.
fnading Government Publicstfona.
Ihs Newspaper froes.
Hduoata0n IN the United Staten,
OolOnlAt Governors VI America.
The stats and Territorial Goveruc,a.
The Seat Of ths General Government,
oashs . 81 Su u n ~ me United states.
Diplomatic Agents. Ut the United Staten.
Diplomatic Agents from Foreign Oounfr,a,
International Affiliations and Commis'
iooa
Bceslgn 0oveEnmsnt Representatives In
thn limited HfAtaa.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20
Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Francisco Duarte de Lugo, de-
10 hereby given BY the
undersigned, executor OF the estate OF
francisco Duarte de Lugo. deceased, IN
the creditors of, and all per,,ons having
claims against the said deceased. to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers,
within four mont this after the first publ.
eaton OF this notice, TO the said executor
Angeles city, county OF Los Angeles. State
OF California, at the ONCE of Haley, King
& Robarts. in the county Of Los Angeles.
dated October 2lst, 1880.
B. DUBOURDIEU,
Executor of estate of Francisco Duarte
de LugO, deceased.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-20

Notice 10 hereby given that the part
neBhiP between Otto Rothsch lid and
Ernst Lelss. doing business AZ confso-
DAY di!cn!ved by mutual consent
Nh. LGlSS Will continue the busine sa
g tne old stand and will pay ali debts
aus ~ the late nrm and collect all 40.
OTTQ R0cHQcHILD.s