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, 1881-02-03
THE SUPREME COURT.
Ruslness Tranancted mt Ottawa Yca-
tnrIHy.

Nusluess TrnnAnctei at Ottnzva YcH-
t1rdny.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Feb. 2.-rhe following opln-
Ions were filed to-day III tho Supreme Court
fur tile Northern District; oil eases Of the
September term.
!, Peoples dockct-. Magncr ". People; af-
hr1ntd.
d. UAucy ct al. vs.. Pcoplo; at'r,ncd.
etc.. W; lntcrnauoanl 1Mnk: rByeEscd and re-
10. ChlcaKo PnntnR Mill Company vs. Nor
msat e shcriit's return reversed; Judgment
%. shc!.on W. LowIs; reversed and remanded:
u. WMkeE ; n Carleton M yt; alL rsvSrsod csd und
tor RI GfSS * s py pioksyy |sson;s. H. 1
n. Green vs. CITY of ChIuago; s,!rnled..
IS. Commissioners OF Highway, Town OF Dim.
,n,ek, ~ Connss!;oners Of MtEhw9y, Toxn q, q
iiohsar!x loekotSi. Icrr!tt Va. Merritt; re-
So GaSnthers aaa W Mcneil; reversed and ro
I. Ward. 1sccover. ~, Farwel OF a.: reversed
n,l.l ronnrGGa. with directions; Chior-Juatlce
Ciyil iNekstIia. Hodge, ,tou'niss!oner. cto, va.
- ileat;z ;; w. u. ii"arl Of rrat,e, writ dismissed.
q. einrse IS. Rch1uond; mit1tmed
ksksE sko sosa ys s9FS sgn,xsn ae'ssa cS'bora Railroad
COMPANY et q. ": ch1Saxo d "cstern Indiana
,Frcnr, a,ono MnnufAgtHring Compa,.y; re-
vcrscA amt Femandct!; Hickey anl CF,IlR dissent.
+ 4. l9r.for4 .Fro- -insnranco company VI. o.
G. steitauor OF al. vs. 1lanlIn. for use. eto,; /;
u: Noslns ] ". ~ IL uourioy % o. ii. % at.|smcd.
10. EMtrd. tr!Ate1, oto., tt I'LL, W: IAckson; de-.
, 1881-02-03
RAILWAY SCHEME.


MONTREAL, Feb. ..--The railway scheme
for III outlet to tile sea Mt st. John, n. g.,
ahsorbs lnucll attention from Montreal ihrr-
ehants. Ifle Southeastern n,auagors, Mr..
Senecal, and the Calatla Central are all In
tho concern; alld there Illus been about the
whole nsrAir n great dcal 1T secrecy, until
now tint tho Montreal connection hns hecn
In tho scheme IL lii'o projected from Sorel
Is tho NTH effort, Tile wllolc tlstancr from
MDtltreal to st. John by tho new line will be
about 30 iniles,-a saving oyer the presnMt
IMtcrcOtunIal r0nta OF 40 miles. The parties
Snn.t line Will BIZ completed insisting n!st,
Tint thu American seettDll will bp completed
to tho Sault before tho Canadian line.
, 1881-02-03
~ church burned WIS brick.


: Special DspnteA to The Chicago tribune. "
LA CROSSE, WIS, Feb. IA fro broke out
In tie sltoe store Of Alex Petersen, situated
In Edwards Block, II thrce-story brick build
Ing. this morning, nt,d his stuck was damaged
to tho extent OF 81 200. Insurance on stock,
5000. The building was considerably lan-
aged, mostly by wnter. The amount cannot
Insurance This fs tho fourth ilse that has
occurred lit this block In tho lust two years,
aud the second this winter. The fire origin
tlteu FROM tho stove.
, 1881-02-03

THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
0rF1cE or THE CnfEr SIGNAL. OrP1cEn,
WASHINGTON, y. G., Fob. al q. m.-For
Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, warmer,
rain or snow, md falling barometer.
cloutElness, followed by light stuw, variable
winds, shifting to warmer sontheastcrIy, and
lower barometer.
For tic Upper Lake region nn,' tic Upper
Mississippi Valley, partly cln,ltly wrAtlier,
neenslOnnl SHOW. winds lnostly sttltheAsterly,
ai!d statlunnry or higher tcnlrernturc.
partly cloudy weather. variable winds, sti.-
ttnilAry or luwer temperature and gcllsrally
higher barometer.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1881-02-03
FIRE RECORD.

CHICAGO.
The nlarm nj 4 o'clock yesterday after.
mon was caused by children playing with
matches nnd selling fire to n bcd In tic
residence Ut sfr. j. u. 1lln,na1,, city edi-
tor OF tho Ttn,cs. No. x3i Fremont street.
Mrs. Human t,nt the courage antl prese,!Go
81 Stns @ So m en ot Of .o %SW ose ' The1o 9W %as ID ID
consequence btit very little damage.
Tile nlarm sant III Mt i 0'clpck Inst evening
from l}0x 4ss' MD Huyeral 0lllcr lloxes IN tho
vicinity was caused by tiru s,isltsyny break
frAtne l,Dusps md sheds ut Nus. ~, 81 st. anl
III estate, md occupied by, i. il. Walker
isfS Co. 4 f0 !sftss psp5eS a ss}est tosn II Hts, s
npIaratuses, and. wholesalers Of gasoline,
bui,zlne, e.c., ai,l lleacrs In llns..wnse sup.
plies, and III the rear as Il storngu house BY
Abnnr z. l,oo,nts, earrlaEe ~, lnannfactur9r.
tho corner next tho nltcy md street. md, ow..
tlo contonis, rapi.ijy spread throuEhout
Tic structure. Nj ono representing the firm
the loss will by corres!0nAnEl, light. Notll-
fng Is ls1inwn rs tn the INSURANCE. Tho car-
rlagc lumber, hubs, n1,d apokcs stored In te
mate t eoal,t lie mads1f tic loss list night, III.
1.ooins' business has for some months past
SilurItf, n,ld is believed to bu fuIt ,coyercd
By il,s,irnIlce. People residing In tile tmme-
Iatc vicinity arc Of thu opinlol, tllat thu ilro
was the work Ut an incenlliary, but It Mny
,nve been. and probably was, cl,lscd BY tho
tcrin III tic factury.. Tho entire loss OH
buildings and stock will not exceed $4,000,
and may not 10 anyways near thgt amount.
Thu alarm ,frot, Rox$5 at 7:l5 Inst evening
lamp Ii, tho storn 1T No. - MaAtsnll street,
occupied by tie Readers md Writer'S Ecnls-
omy Company. M damage worth iuentlon-
iuw
, 1881-02-03
POLITICAL.
ANEI-pOi4YGAMY.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Feb. a.-rhe Won.cn's
National An.l-1'olygamy Society mot here
yesterday md adopted resolutions strongly
illlorsIng Gov. 3[urray's action III issuing the
certificate OF election to Campbell on the
ne ihe most yotes, IL an allen a,ti polyga.
mist. They urge Congress to sustain Muir
ray III this matter. to no longer let polyga-
nous law-brensur alt in tho House, alltl to
Adopt such legitIation Us will suppress polyg-
amy,
, 1881-02-03

Eptttal Dispatch to 1hs Chicago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Feb. ..-Thu Halifax Chronicle,
writing OH Immigration to the Northwest,
saya: "lmmigrants SHOULD mt hu advised
IN 20 there whIe thay Gnu get cheap la,ltts III
the United States, alld haye the benefit of
competing railways. They should pr1ter II
Country .aklng Just pritle IN paying oif her
debt III ono witch glorlus In unnecessarily
increasing hurAh
, 1881-02-03

Special D1pateh 10 Tbs Chicago Tribune.
WArElsrowS, Wis, Feb. 2-Tlle announce
mcnt Is 1natlu TINT the lion. Angus Cameron,
whose term rs Ulited States Senator expires
March 4, will outer the iIGll ns n candidate
for lie Gubcrnatorial nomination from tho
coming Republican Stnto Convention. Tlie
Senntnr's widespread popularity ntl1 recog-
nIzcd ability will render Him strong candl-
untc.
, 1881-02-03
CITY OF CHICAGO,

NEAP M T!5is 3 WEEKt,S tS,S "sN%T1hbAr - % N!u!ir"
HEAR TiiiS WEEkS "sSnnTHl,Ar n! NiGll7"
REAn TiiiS ,yEiss wEEKis "SAHDaY Nlg!!1"
MsA1 1s1.2 M:E:A q sszs !! 4MDA! M!tftfT"
was oblEed to haul on for rnpa!rs. Thluklns!t
useless t. to Eontoa longer aEa!,st ans, 70 a1iperosa
nshoro With bis mon. Tho British then 6utnsiI
tho priyhteor. me most feinarkahle lealureti
tae 1ata!o wae ing namost n'faS9is T sscapao d
Witness wrote:
"For three y aays ntter ~ wero employed Ii
buryinH thc dnG.l TINT wasae;t nn ahore n 10
and n!nety Wounded: , tn, Iha @ @oHoniy. to tho sut.
p5Se 1f v !9ss ent swo soa fa eno sss.a
cans light: After burning tl,c priyateer, CON.
niodoro Lloyd t1aue 4 demand on the Goyerms
to d9lfyer Up tfo Americans a % his prisouers,
!sGna sGna s0o mon on shoro and tako them by fore,
The Amorlcnns imtnutiiatety retired With thef
arms m To- a. old ooth!c convert knocked assI
defend thomselyes to the last. Tho comtoodure,
howorcI, thou9ot porter tnGh 70 scIlu MS men,"
,, For ten DAYS the s4naarnn was .lu.slncdat
tho Thats ana Calypso. wero sent back to Ea.
Einna Wiin tno wonnaeu; 1ackson IS sad to
nnve conceded that tho herosc aGtion Of Capt
Nioa and his bis men NEIL, aaycd New Orleans from
CAPTURE. The nnttlo n1t only uutatael Lord
for ten days Ut FnyRl, but ateo detained ttt
whole tic6t nt Jamalon 1or . week after Loyds
torccs,, did nDt arrive at New orlonns uatIl
four dnya after Jackson . re,9'eaed ,'e that ely:
New oFlca1s .,a Moud hays a, fallen t Il thoy hal
dctcReoless.
When tho Portuguese Governor Of Faya In
formed h!s homo ,uoVeFnment OF this Kso.!
Portugal instructed biz Minister III London to
demand from TIC English novgrnment M aa
apology and tndemnitleatl1n for tho destrue-
people OF Fnya1. In correspon!lcnce With tha
American Minister TO vortuKnl, thn Portuguese
Minister OF Foreign Ahhirs, III beha!f Of BIZ
made, md plainly admitted tho liability Of
Portugal to tho United States. In reply 70
tho demand, tho Hrittaa lovernnient npol0r
st hor. port, and ma!!e F1osl tho l!anage dune il
FayAl by tho guna of the Caruatioll. Hut Crest
:1rltaln positively refused 70 pny for tho Do.
hof9se he knew IN; rortrEal had admlstel hst
liability, Instructed Mr. Monroe. SecFgtatT Of
State, to demand Immediate 1ndennihcatou
Tic civil wars Of Portugal then interrupted
the progress Of tho caso, httd for sixtrou years
thcro was no further aplonat!n correspondence
term, in 1886. TINT t was heard or aKan. Then
our Secretary uf stAto ur4cd our Chatgs q
Lisbon 70 p!oseo,lto the rlattn. Tho ChafE5
oI'ltcd for tho correspondence In which 'he
mittod Its Liability. but Reorotary Forsyth aas
profoundly ignorant Of this corresponding 4
aEa 81 o a7tste " s Ress eon f
| dnne, and u ia nut surprising lint Portugal ID
1843. denied its lnhiltty. aa oven declared tbat
and oct Gy The nritis6. hut IN ls4l the 81:
rGapondencc Ut 1Hl{ waH found. and 1ta dis-
oorory csluHed Vigorous prosecution o. ne
ooaed o 20
otaor elsims, without rsss1.i 70 tho!F jastIeo =
in!ustiee. iho United sfates would siIoT tae
| .rht8 offer wnH n0tEu1ntpsitY tGjDctCI1. An I'M
, 1881-02-03
I.uN1llEltIHa.

spxetat DlspateA to Ths CAseaoo Tribune.
REItEvlLLE, Fob. 9.-'rho numbering bus.
fness Is belllg heavily gone Into this winter,
MesslB. Gilniour i Co. i,aye six sbantIea, ell,-
plUytnY G00 men, and will brlhx lH0 O00 pieces
lOwls The Mulra md es550, 600 plecHs down tho
Trent. ltathbuA i Sou aTe operating uure
Apaylly tAan lust year,
, 1881-02-03

Chicago, Ind tho misfortune last evening 10
slip vi an ley pavement aud fall, breaking
0l,a Of tho beIlrs OF her lex lust ni,ovo the
nnklr Under pr1urr medical treatment
SHE Is now doing NJ well rs could 10 cx-
ntetul.
, 1881-02-03

An ARCTIC WAVE.

SNe1al Ul9pateh 70 tn Chicago 3FlhN1s.
PlT~rsnUno, Pa., Feb. "A remarkable
change In tho wcatllor took plaee last night
ut 0 O'Clock. Yesterday evening the thor
niolnetcr was at :a dug. abovo zero, md
rising, Will. the appearance 0f rntn. Alta
O'Clock u cold wave struck tho city, and tho
mercury sunk to belaw. At u o'clock This
deg. below zero. III so,l,o plaees iW Ilutler
County 1t was 20 be!ow, tho coldpst ever
known there. At o'clock this evening tile
Temperature WIS uLuye, n,.d rising.
, 1881-02-03

ST.. LOUIS Mo-. Feb. a.-l.oyi Oston. em-
pioyed In the Wabash ltaii1oal yards, was
run over by all engine about IL o'clock last
night, and received injuries from which ho
died this morning.
, 1881-02-03

1ALT1Mong, Feb. :.-'Tho boiler Of tho
stem. yacht Carrie, owned by John WnuRht-
nIaugl,, Ut Philadelphia, exploded Tonight
kllel,-tllrcs wIilto Mld one cuioled.
, 1881-02-03

Shore, md several Of the Minnesota branch.
g. nrG completely blockadcd BY snnw t0.tlay.
The lines are oprh between Chicago Rhi st.
l'anl by, way OF this city and LII Crpssc or
rrairie ttu Chen.
, 1881-02-03

9pft1el U[Jp0ffk 70 The Ehsta90 7rlbfINft
MILWAUKEE. Wls,, Feb. 2.-Churles Klug
met n horrible deatll Mt tue I,ny View Roll
ing.s[llls to-dap. Willie clcnntng cludcss
from beneath what Is callett the I'll" roller,
his clothing was caught and ie was drawn
IN lrtweu,i tho cylinders mld crushed to
death,
, 1881-02-03

SALT LAKE ClrY. Utah, Feb. a.-i4otters
from Wood River, l,|ala0, describe III ava
lanclly which buried four lMen In their cabin
while getting suppor,-two brothers named
Kelley uilu tW0 men VIM were working for
thclh. Tho weather las b1Gn very MILD for
!he keason tho. lust two months, but Tie SHOW
fnli has beull heavy.
, 1881-02-03

Special DtPateh to 7hs Chteaea Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 2.-.rh8 Wisconsin
Central, the Green bay j. Minnesota, the
Wisconsin Valley. the North Wisconsin. the
Northern Division Of tho St, Paul, the Lake
, 1881-02-03

CEDAR nAp1ns, H., Feb. 9.-Thu residence
Of l.. Miller, outside OF the city limits, was
totally destroyed by fire ut n late hour lust
night. The building wns owned BY tho
tireeEo estate. Loss, $1,000; insurance,
1850.
, 1881-02-03
The Republicans Of the Legisla.
ture Take Their Turn
ut II.
Tie House Caucus Decides to
prcsclst tho Grant Kesolu-
tion This Morning.
Proposition to INSTRUCT tho Senate
Railroad Committee In Thoir
Duties.
Chairman Fuller Declines TO Be Instructed,
and VIII Do as He Plcnscs.

sptttat D.pateh 10 7ne Cattaao Tribute.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,; Feb. 2.-*rhe Kepnb-
icn,ls Of tic 1louso took their turn Mt cau-
cusing tonight, tllc spccial subject Mndor
consideration being the Grant resolution In.
tr0.lucctl yesterday by Tom Mitchell. .of
Bloomington, and postponed II after q brief
but ratt'lng sk[rnlisl t.htil tomorrow morn
Ing. III View Of The sufficiently well-nn-
l,uunccd fact that not every Republican In
tic 1fonsc Is Grant man ont nntl o,tt, nloro
was some little question rs to what f,ad best
| 10 done, especially after tho Demoerats had
| opened tlsc I'll the thing, and not few wcro
| understood rs favorlng
| 1T3 NELEuAT1ON TO AosiE SUCH GRAVE.
| MS Tho Committee OH Federal Relations, ,wticro
| Its fGtc would be ns slow but certain ns Il
ever would be at tho bottom OF q ConEres-
| alo,,nl waste-basket.
The caucus WIS held In the Supreme Court
ron,n, and tllo usual sccretivo methods eI1l-
ployed to prevent the thing from getting
nway. Notltng Of that sort is eyur SUCCESS
fully done here, however, and in less
tiinl, half NIL hour after tic CAUCUS
was over tho mighty secret leaked
out Il preliminary count Of nosos
slowed tint there were only fourteen Ab-
sentces. Eight of these subsequently turned
up, and lilo remaining ak were vouched for
rs willing to abiho by whatever was done.
Then tho doliberators set about discussing
| WHAT SHOULD nE DONE
with the white elephant which Mitchell had
SO kindly n,loated on their hands, Speeches
were first limited to five minutes, but rs
everybody shnwed n disposition to talk, tho
time wnS still further reduced.
Chafce, Ut Shelby, offered an amendment
which would have tfsembowe!ed tho resolu-
, 1881-02-03
OTTAWA. CAN,

OTTAWA. Ca!.., Feb. A regular north,
western blizzard prevails here. Tue ther.
niOnlettr Is 80 below zero.
, 1881-02-03

NEwrnnT, X. J., Feb. Alt Il Impossible
fnr any sntl ycssris 10 cnter or lenvo tho inr-
bor III ACCOUNT Of icr. To-day is tho coolest
Of the afnsnl,.
, 1881-02-03
AT HCOQRA, ALA.

NlonrLE, Feb. a.-The Town Of Scooba, on
the Mobile & Ohio Rallrond, was partially
destroyed By fire this morning. Loss, So, 600;
Insurance, $500,
, 1881-02-03
PROVIDENCE. IL. 7

pEovtpEScE, Il. l., Feb. a.-Ire Is making
30 tast In tlle bay that Newport md Proyl-
tlencu steamers will discontinue trips for the
present,
, 1881-02-03

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. a.-'The Govern
meut Sfgna!.Seryiee reports tho temperature
ut the following points Mt O:18 this ,nurnIile
rs follows: l}elow zoro-Albany, n. T., I,
deg; Alpena, Altcl,., -; Cleveland, O., 2;
Detroit M!ch., s.: Eric, pa., l.; Escanni,n,
Al!eti., II: Grand linven, A1irl., &; Muir
4ueite: Ai!c!!., II; /; Oswcgo. n. T., .; ritts-
burg, 2; T0lelp, I.
T1I1Rry-FIyE nELoW ZERO.
WHITEHALL. N. T., Feb. 9.-'ll!e tior1non,-
eter nt this plAce ut . D'ci0ck tktls ,nurnIng
stnod rs degrees below xorn, ut y o'cl,icl 80
degrees below, nl,d Mt . O'clock 70 degrees
below.
, 1881-02-03
NNOKE HER LEG.
Spsttdt Utspateh to 1hs Ch4e4po JrttNAs.

LAKE GENEVA. Wis, Feb. AIRS. IIol-
brook twlfa OF, the Rev. D. l.. Aolbrook),
formerly well known In musical circles in
, 1881-02-03
Heavy Rains In tho Sierra Nevada
:, Mountains Add to the Tor
rents of Water.
A Reservoir at FrantoWn, New,
Bursts, Carrying Every
thing Before 1t.
4 Most NcmarkaD1e Variation In tho
Nyeather Temperature 1T pltts'
burg, In.
The Wisconsin Railroads in the
Worst Condition Ever Known.
All OF Them Blockaded with Snow, and
Travel Virtually Suspended.

SACRAMENTO VALLEY FLOODED.
SAN FlsAScIsco, Fcl,. o-Tlle flood IN the
Sacramento Iliyer culmlnatcd this morning
nt Sacramento, the water being within tnot
mud half Of thu top Of tile levers Of TINT city.
Thc leycc bef0w tile town br0kc ntil tho
country Is overiiowed The Town TT wash
ingto1,, Ynlo County, oppost Sacramento, Is
inundated. The tlainage III both stiles renc1es
m enormous sun. Tho entire sacramento
Valley presents the appearance Of all Inland
sen. funlnrless houses laye been swept
away, but fortunately tho loss Of life 80 fnr aS
reported is very small. The hills, high ground,
and d1evees III tho overtlowel dtstrlctnre cover
ed with live stock, and there is Il great demand
for bonts to save the cattle, sheep, etc., re-
mining. 4 great. number have beell
drowned 1t Is raining on the Sierra Nc
vadas from Plumns tn Calnyeras Count1es,
md, rs there Is M immense deposit Of SNOW,
should the rain extend ,higll up in the mount
nlns another jl0uh Is probable. Should 1t
come on top of the nlreatly Immense body OF
water IN thu Sacramento md SaM 1oHqntl,
Valleys there Is no telling where the inull-
tlation would end Or tho destruction Of prop
erty stop, nv the water covers places Tint
were never oyertlowed before.
A Marysvi1te dispatch reports the leyces SO
saturated TINT they can bcar but little more
md the river is sill rising. The lcvcea nre
giving way OIL tic mainland at tho lower
portion Of tho Sacramento Rtsor, and those
around Isla1tJs Gun withstand but little moro
strnln. Nothing Inter from Sacramento, but
private a4yices report great uncasness there.
, 1881-02-03
A RESERVOIR unEAKs,


RENO, Nev,, Feb. "A reservoir back OF
Franktown gave wny this afternoon, tho
flood making clean sweep OF the town.
SAN FRANCISCO, Fob, IA dispatch from
Carson, Ney.. says Mt $3.50 this afternoon the
dam OF the Franktown reservoir burst. THO
reservoir was mile long, thrce-fourths of
milo wide, and fifty feet deep. 4 few hours
before bursting the people Of Franklin moved
their household effccls. Tho VlrR1nia il
Truckce 1iatlrou,l, apprehensiyo Of danger,
tapped the dam and were drawing the watcr
oil when 1t broke. It went ail ut once. X
dozen lnan wera swept In tho torrent MID cs-
capped By being ems. upon the side Of tho
ravlne, No lives were lost. The Wa.er Mt tho
narrow portion Of tho ravIna was u hundred
feet high. When the town WIS reached the
houses went before the flood like chaif. Tle
town was cluster of houses. It was al
most totally destroyed. Nearly mile Of the
ratlroad track wns washed away. Somo of
the rails were snapped In two.
, 1881-02-03
SATURDAY. NIGHT.

DEAD TITS WEEKS "gATl1nnAr NIGHT"
READ TIL III WEIst<'b SATURDAY N!uHT"
READ THIS WEEk'H "BATunDAY N!N!!T
READ THIS WEEKS "SArttnDAY N!uttT
HEAD TlitH WEEE'S "kATif1tltAY kfNfiT"
HEiAft Till WEEK hH!hTuHDA1 NIGHT"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-12
LEGAL.

Ii served within this county; or, IL
served elsewhere, within thirty days-or
Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
The said acton is brought to obtain q
decree OF this Court for the foreclosure of
certain certifcateof purchase No. 6347
descrclbed in the said Jmplaint and ex-
ecuted by the said plaintiff 20 the said
defendant on the 18th day Of May, A u
1915, foreciosing all OF defendants inter-
est IN and to the following described
land to vii: Location No. S06, N u Sec IL
T6 N, X IL w, s b M, containing $40
acres, situated in Los Angeles county,
state OF Call ornia; To cancel and annui
the SAID certificate of purchase; that
plaintiH may have judgment and execu-
tion against said defendant for the costs
Of suit including $40 com pensatiOn of
the District Attorney and So 70lOO costs
OF publication, and for such other and
further elief as seems meet and agrrea-
bic TO equity; and also that the defend.
ant, anu all persons claiming by,through
or under him, may be barred and fore.
closd OF all right. title, claim, lien, equi-
~ OF redemption and interest In and to
said premises and certificate, and for
other and further relief.
Reference is had to complaint 10 lyar-
ticulars.
And you are hereby notified that If you
1all 10 appear and answer the said COM
plant as above required, the said plain
tiff will apply TO the Court for the relief
dem anded in the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of
Inc superior Court of the State of Cali
fornia, in and for the county of Los An
geles. this 2Sth day of Decem ber, in the
hundred and eighty.
BY Eai E. il. OWEN. a Deputy' W; rcfis' Clerk
THUS. u. BROWN, District Attorney.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-01-12

In the Superior Court of the State OF
California. In and for the County OF Los
lhe People of the State OF California,
plaintiff. vs. Richard Scott, defendant.
Action brought in the Superior Court
OF the State Of California, In and for the
county Of Los Angeles and the COR Ylaint
offios &, OF the Clerk Of sal Superior Court.
The People Of the state OF California
send greeting to Richard Scott. The un.
known owner aad holder of certificate oi
scribed State lands: Location No 65S, N X
acres, situated in Los Angeles oou.ty
state of California, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the Superior
Court ofthe State OF California, in and fol
the County OF Los Angeles, and to an
swer the complaint fled therein, within
ten days exclusive of the day OF service
after the service on you of this summons
If served within this county; or, ii
served elsewhere within thirty days
or judgment by default will be taken
against you y' Ia. according to the prayer Of
The said action is brought to obtain dc.
cree Of this Court for the foreclosure of Z
certain certificate of purch ase No 598l de-
cribed In the said complaint. and executed
by the said plaintiff to said defendant on
the 18th day OF August. A ID 1874, foreclos-
ing all OF defendants interest In and to
the following described land, to wit: N h
Sec SO T N X l3 w, b NJ, containing
800 acres, situated in Los Angeles county,
State of California;; to cancel and annul
the said certificate Of purchase; that
the plaintiff may have judgment and ex.
ecution against ihe said defendant Tor the
COSTS of suit; including $40 compensation
o. The District Attorney, and 50 70-i00, cost
of pu bllcation, and for such other and
further relief us seems meet and agreea-
BILE to equity; and also tnat the defendant
and all persons claiming by. through or under
him, msy be bsrred aud foreclOsed OF
all right, title. claim. lien, equity OF re-
demption and interest in an to said prem.
Uses and certificate and Tor other and further
relte Reference is had to complaint for
particulars
And you are hereby notified that, II
you fail to appear ana answer the said
complaint, as above required. the said plain.
tiff will apply 10 the Court for the relief de-
manded in the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF
the superior Court OF the state OF Ca ifor-
ma, In and for the county of Los Angeles,
this 24tn day of December. In the year OF
our Lord, one Thousand eight hundred
and eighty, tSeal.J
A. W. POTTS. Clerk.
BY A. NORTON, Deputy.
THOS. ID. BROWN, District Attorney,