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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-12-15
EstabIished July 2, 1859.
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.; Open the doors and windows, II. ,,
Il Lot In the air and sun, ts5t..,s
Spring and summer are over
And Autumn's work is done.
Home from hamlet and city, &SE7g :
Home DER river and sea,
The boys andgirls are coming,
10 keep thanksgiving with me.
fYes, am old and feeble, ~ sso,s
II And, yes, they are young and strong.
But am theirown dear mother, - =
Who crooncd their cradle song
The barns are brimming with plenty,
The fields they are fair to see.g rs Il
And my boys and girls are coming
10 keep Thanksgiving with me-
Hugh is Judge, they tell me,
And John is learned Divine: a@7@s
q Those sturdy lads OF mine.s e. Eas3 =
Laura, my. pride, my darling,s - $50 )
~ And my little sR0sasie, "a ss.s, sAss {.
And the children all, are coming
TO Keep Thanksgiving with me. g
,,MeFreat worlds din is softened -.
Ere 1t reaches this abode,
This mount ain farm / that liefh
Under the smile of God.
But they say hard times are over.
And that better times will be- -.
f1fknew, when the dear ones gather IS g
70 keep thanksgiving with me, si
1have had my share of sorrow.
And loneliness and pain,
But more bliss than sadness, - m
ttf sunlight than of rain; 47sssst,-.
And think my loved gone higher
viii stand by the jasper Sea, 7 q
And the swceter sing, when the cflildr en-
Keep pInanksgayfiIg with hmesoJ
saane, +ha aoosrs ! 4 ,ss.s,ss.r. irs1nre
And let in the golden air.,
= Sweep out the dust and cobwebs. e . - g
And make the old nome fair,
For, swift from hamlet and civ.
-SYtft over river and sea,
Nj boys and girls are hast'ing (
10 keep Thanksgiving with me. = -
.AAsAss EFSss8 Agfsss Kiacoid.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-12-15
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I'm Minnsssstota I'll there are ihinety-fouri ils
Episcopal chiTehes,B with eighty three. !.
clergymen, 5,064 communicates and
| S262, 497 worth Of church property. tsss. !
The constitutions lastl year amounted us
to ySS7, 800. ''''ss'''
Owing to critical health TAG Rev. ezel
Joshua IKimber, Secretary 1ofe the iEpis- stsa
| Ecopa Board of Missions, has. been
granted d six afnont1ly leave of Absence as
and q thousanttl dollars with sshiehto .sig,
pay the expenses Of a trip to Europe. ,..
/ The California Methodists have be- 30 "
gun to raise a Haven memoria1 fnndNgld
of $40 900 in memory of the. late Bishop
Haven, who died In Oregon, for per. 10
fectihg the library9 tscabinets. tto:s aoiF,aifsc
tho Uniyersity of the Pacific, =.
The Seyenth-Day Baptists have ten nm -
native families teohnected . with gtheirn dsl
mission in. Shanghai China, The, mis-, g.
psionary force Includes three missiona- ~
riess two native Bibl6 readers, ahdaaI,ob9a
bible ts.s wppapci I've day schools h are i,a,.
i s--Prssidsns sesays spsakswithgfsae mo.
ficationof ythei success of the anew sys,,riirt,
tenn OF self-goyernment at Amherst.
The faculty agree that they have sneVefoxq II
known ayear in which 50 much honest ,tifa,,
work. with such healthy results, has ''@''
''been done il the consgeSasaiiE9 TDo Tag no
The Es,olisl, ,Nsesiey,hs. ehar;.h h.,.....a
Mr. ra,ass fsc sn pGfkss Slpe ~ wn1Gl
journey and isghpwshspdsdfas, is &c
aown % each IEeslfeant M atd of the confer, , -
enc9 "a succession, 10 peA carried anu es"A
ussql py nIm iurng hassyeer hlEefflee.ois1aLu
|, .EThs 1Rey, Sheld ldon jackson. .. ID.
laaSuperintende Of Pr6sby yterian Home ~ :
Missions, has jnts somp pleted hisithirdsOa II
'tonr Of Alaska.s He has established two
i new missions, sfationed three new niis AaA
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1881-12-15
: thosleht than done. /,

seut shs voner thoueht than done. In
eeg pe.s es tnree pairs of stout yellow
& n ~ hspOn which their unfortunate own
aisss 3 I .uttled so proudly only q day
susSr;nsys ~ I vent the well rolled dough,
ssss ag ~. them from sight, and into fhe M
eisress - .ne minister $ pie, just as the
heSsss @ the house re-entered her
- ma with an approving glance
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
THE advicss from Elberon

THE advicss from Elberon are
quite pleasant, of late. The air OF
Long Branch seems to suit the in.
valid President we'll. Neverthe.
less, unless there has been some
tall lying on the part Of the Presi-
dents physicians, he cannot re-
cover. Lying on the part of these
gentry, however, is predicate
which is easily assumed. An at.
mosphere compounded oflying and
toadyism has invested Garfield
since the assassin Guiteau fired bis
malign shot. Should the President
recover, however, there will be q
joyful feeling g amongst the masses
which would allow even Ananias
and Sapphira to go scot free.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

Los ANGELES and San Bernar-
dino counties have always been
conceded q primacy in this State
In the manufacture of heavily
bodied wines, like Port and An
gelica. 1t is pleasant to know that
great quantities of light-bodied
white wines are now being manu-
factured They promise to rival if
not surpass any of the vintsges of
Sonoma county. The Berger grape.
which has been extensively
planted during the past three
years, yields a wine which bids fair
to equal any of the Rhine vinta.
ges. In addition to Its special vir.
tues as q light wine, 1t is a most
prolific bearer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

The Los Angeles filly Sweet
heart yesterday, on the Oakland
course, gained on her former un.
xivaled record. She made one
quarter in 35 seoouds-an unprece-
dentsd thing for a filly of her ten
der years. Sweetheart was bred
by Mr.. L. J. Rose, of Sunny Slope,
though ehe Is now the property of
Mr.. John w. Mackey, who permit,
her to fill out her engagements OF
this year under Mr.. Rose's tutel-
age. AS soon as her list lie com.
pleted she will be retired from the
turf until she Is six years old.
Should no untoward accident be.
fall her, Sweetheart is destined to
make the most phenomenal trot-
ting record ever chronicied on the
American continent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

Col. JOSEPH U. CRAWFORD, after
an absence of some months in Eu-
rope, has arrived in San Francisco.
Some time ago we stated that this
we'll known railway man bad
written from London that the
managers of the Atlantic & Pacific,
Vanderbuilt and Gould had formed
, coalition, and that they would
build q common trunk line throug b
Los Angeles county to the Pacif fie
Coast and, via the Coast counties,
to San francisco. We should not
be surprised If our versatile and &C.
oomplished friend were shortly to
appear In Southern California In
the interest of the new movem ent.
His advent would be greeted with
hearty enthusiasm by his legion OF
friends In this section.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
FOR EsCM.
Tne ~. aeger-Iroguuis Again n
WIaneF.

Tne ~. s.eSer-EroGuDis Again n
WIaneF.
LONDON, Sept. 14.-The weather
was doll, but it did not rain. The
attendance was very large. Iro-
quols, the victor, was extremely
popular, and he and Archer, his
rider, were enthusiastically cheer
ed. Iroquois attracted much at
tention by his excellent start. 1t
was effected at the first attempt.
Iroquois was the quickest away,
but Archer Immediately pulled
him bsck. Josyan then took the
lead, attended by st. Louis, Lime.
stone and Geologist, with Iroquois
next. By the time the rifle butts
were reached, Falkirk had taken
the lead, Ishmael and Lucy Gilt.
ters having Joined, leading the lot
In font of Iroquois, who continued
at the head of the second division.
At the red house Falkirk sue
cumbed to Ishmael, Lucy Glitters
second, with St. Louis, Geologist,
Scobeli, Limestone and Iroquois
we'll up until half mile from
home. Here Limestone Joined
lshmael. After another quarter
mile had been traversed, the two
leaders were beaten. Bal Galand
and St. Louis became distressed and
Lucy Glitters momentarily took
tue lend. but before the distance
place Was reached, Iroquois came
In In full running trim, winning
easily by O length. Geologist
passed Lucy Glirters In the last
f1fty yards. st. Louispulled up
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

Sweetheart and Crocker barred.
Time, 2:42, 2:49, 1928. Brigsdier
beat Bateman in two straight heats
for special purse. Time, 2:28S
and 2:26. A great day 10 expected
tomorrow.
the st.4s Board OF Equsi,xssion.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 14th.-The
State Board of Equalization ia in
session and will fix the rate taxa
tion not earlier than Saturday. No
case of raising or lowering the as
sessment of any county has been
decided, but several couotiea are
under advisement. Positive Or
ders have heen entered as to Co.
lusa and Kern counties affirming
the action of the local boards in re-
ducing the assessment roll. All
other cases are under advisem ent.
San Francisco was cited to appear
but failed. The term for appear
ance expired last night. It can be
re-0pened on statement made by
the Board of an intention to raise
the assessment. II Ia the opinion
of the Secretary that the assess
ment will stand.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

WE have no hesitation in saying
that, latterly, the very air is redo
lent with prosperity to Southern
California. The prudent man,
with shekels, has only to come to
Los Angeles and invest in real
estate to make the field of Macpe.
lah, which figured In Genesis.
seem poor purchase. The fact is
that the man of means who shall
invest In Los Angeles real
estate, during the next three
months, will discount the sagaclty
Of Abraham of old all hollow.
The true way to make fortune, in
the next ten years, is to put $20,.
ooo In landed property anywhere
from the San Gsrgonio Pass to
Santa Monica or Wilmington. or
course, there has been go much SAN
guine writing about Southern Cali
ifornia and California at large, of
late years, that utterances Of thls
kind seem as II inspired with de-
sire to advance the volume of real
estate transactions. As a matter
Of fact we believe every word that
We have written. The time has
eoms for another and pronounced
movemsnt In this section. The
ksy note to the intelligent out
older Of means lies In the fact that
prices are not to-day one-third
what they were in 1S7B-'7s, al
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

fourth, followed by Euribe, Ish-
mael, Fortissima, Limestone and
Scohell, In the order named. Lord
Chelmsford, Josyan and Privateer
were the last three, except Volun-
tsrv, who walked in. Time of race,
1927. There were three-quarteTs of
length between Ceologist and
Lucy Glitters.
The Retting on the ss. LeKer.
LONDON, Sept. 18th In the st.
Leger, the betting Immediately be-
fore the start was 100 to 30 against
lroqnois, to against Ishmael
and to l against ST. Louis.
Tes Land s:,ae us EN-.
GENEVA, Sept. 14th.-With ref
erence TO the land slide near Elm,
Sunday evening last, 1t is feared
that the list of victims must in
clude forty men of the peighboring
villages, who came to aid when
the land slide first occurred in the
evening, before the village was
overwhelmed by the second slide,
which took place at midnight. The
river on which Elm is situated has
been turned into the lake and it is
feared the valley below will be
flooded. As the place is much FREE
quented by strangers a. this season,
it Is feared some perished in the
fresh land slide, aud that, there
fore, the rescuers will be obliged to
proceed with great caution.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

On Saturday we published very
portaut letter from Mr.. @. I.
Hopkins, President If the Califors
mia Insurance Company, of San
Francisco, to Mr.. j. de Barth
Shorb, of San Marino. In that
letter Mr.. Hopkins recapitulated
the details of a conversation which
he had lately had with Mr.. Mutt,
the new President of the Atlantic
& Pacific Railway. in Boston. Mr..
Hopkins dwelt upon the necessity
of effort upon the part of our peo-
pie IL we expected TO have the At
lantic & Pacific pass through THE
county. With all the energy OF
language which was at our COM
mand We enforced this sensible
view. We fnt, upon inquiry
amongst our citizsns, that there is
u universal feeling that some re.
sponsible and intelligent action
should be taken in the matter. For
some time past the Chamber OF
Commerce has been something
that looks like a morlbund body.
Its meetings have been 80 few and
far between that the public has
lost all knowledge OF It's existence.
The present is strikingly appro-
pirate time for the resurrection of
that body, and we are glad TO be
able to publish notice calling
upon 1t to re-sssemble. 10 its
membership there are many
gentlemen who can do useful
office TO this county. They know
Its capabilities AMI are able to col
lect the requisite facts and to pre-
sent them to the officials OF the
Atlantic and Pacific with some
show of authority. Remlssness Ia
attending to this duty would sim
ply be ppardonable. 1t Is quite
evident that Los Angeles. will be
obliged to champion herself. For
tupateiy she has such an oversb ad-
owing array of claims to recogni.
tion that, in intelligent hands,
this lie a very easy task. Let a
little wholesome energy be shown
in this matter. 1t is right that we
should exhibit some interest Ia our
own future, and 1t will pay, besides.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
JOHN G. FRhMoNr has turned up

JOHN G. Fremont has turned up
In Washington with a proposition
to exile certain Indians to Lower
California. John "Chawles" ell.
ways appears as the advocate OF
something impracticable. II the
proposition were to exile the USE
less Governor of Arizona TO the
peninsula of Lower California, all
Inhabitants of the ''sun-kissed"
land would heartily say amen.
The best thing would be to exile
Fremont to France, where sem
tence which would consign him to
the galleys is still hanging over
him. The son-in.law OF Senator
Benton is probably the only Am ar.
lean to whom . vista of Paris Is
not equivalent to vision of
heaven.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

THE telegraph advises us that
Iroquois has scored another brill
liant success, this time winning
the st. Leger. This makes the
fourth continuous triumph on the
turf of this splendid American nag
on English soil, the Derby, the
principal event of the English rae
ing season, having been won by him
In fine form. Toe telegraphed ac-
count tells us that the odds against
the American horse were large.
So much the worse for those who
backed his rivals and the field. In
very truth Americans are making
very heavy inroads on John Bull,
OF late. American marksmen are
getting away with the crack shots
of Great Britain so easily that
there seems to be hardly any com.
petition. American runners have
so far distanced the utmost speed
of their Eoglish competitors that
English spectators, despising the.
rule of fair play, which was once
80 dearly priced amongst English
men, have almost mobbed the
champion. Even In
the Csnadlan-Amerlcap,
Hsnlon, has go thoroughly beaten
every oarsman of the tight little
island, that his appearances have
been simply walk-overs. To offset
this brilliant record there has
been only the failure of the Cor
cell crew, which is in no sense
representative body. it was en-
tirely self-slected and was not
thought to represent the great
bulk of American osrsmen. Citi-
zens of the United States may we'll
be excused for taking pride In
the achievements Of American
horses abroad this year. Iroquois
and Foxhall--the Derby aud the
Grand Prix de Paris-are events
which are well calculated to stir
our blood to the fever heat Un-
they take no interest
in trotting displays in Europe, or
our triumpbs would be increased
in number and Significance.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
IT is very cheering to know tina

IT is very cheering to know thai
but 6l8 miles intervene between
Lake Superior and the Pacific
ocean, on the Northern Pacific.
While panics are dimly outlined
on the horizon Of the near future,
let US hope that their advent will
be deferred until the several trans
continental projects which are on
the tapIs stall be completed. Then
the Pacific Coast may view with
com placepcy the cry OF financial
havoc and the letting loose of the
fiscal d0gs of war.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
OPEN RoARp-416r. N.

Gould Curry 81 b, OK s; Best q 6eicIer.
l4T b; Sierra NevaaA, 2rk s; Ophir, SK s:
Abdes. 2 is b; JACKET, 6Hs; Hale a Nor.
GROSS, <.61 b, 4 so q; Ju,Llce, 900 b, 8l a;
Savage; $50 s; utan, lSX .; crown Point,
Aita, I.90 b, 8 q; Chollar, 255 b, $50 q,
Bullion, sos; Excheqner, l4.s over
man. 2.70s Potosi, 8.eJ b, 4 q; Scorpion, /,
2 " .; silver Bitl, l0c b, l6a.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
Improved Lands for Sale,
BY A LAWYER WHO LIVES THIRTY
MILES FkOM THEM.

ONE 2O.ACRE TRACT of fine grav.
ely land. finely adapted 10 grapes and
fruits.with water stock in the orange Ca
nal and several hundred orange, apple
and peach trees: adJoins the celebrated
Mcpherson vineyard, a. Orange; all fri.
gates splendidly; water stock alone sells
for $40 per hare. Price, sSOU
Also, 40 ACRES frsi-class land in
Yorba Ranch, with the greatest abund
ance OF water free; all land irrigates
well; 500 fine orange and lemon trees
just bearing; small house and well; 1ne
place for carp pond adtoins the orchard.
Price, $2500.
Also, 10 ACRES of the Plaoentia or
Society Fraternia property. all irrigable
and finely improved with trees and
vines. Price. $500.
Title of each perfect
n. L. WICKS,
slA.lm Temple Block,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
CORRESPONDENCE.

los ANGELES Sept. IA. 1881.
CHAA. SGHRoEDER, ESQ -DEAR SIR:-
We. The undersigned, ends and mem.
bers OF the Novelty Theatre Company,
do tender you our services for compli-
mentsry benefi,, to be held at any time
and pls ce that you may mention,
Awaiting your reply, we remain,
Yours truly, FRIENDS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

WANTS ,LOST-FOUND.
Situation Wanted.

man as clerk, bar.keeper and porter
lady as waitress or cham bermeid; OIL
W II take charge Of a ranch. Call a.
Room II, Mrs. Browns, over Bush's Jew
elry store. sl4-S:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
Los AN1ELrs Cenf la 1891

Los ANGELES, Sept. ID, 1881.
FRIEND5;- received your generous
note anu proposition, Tor which please
to rcept my m ost sincere tn ,pks.
would mention, II convenient to you,
next sunday evening. sept. 18th, at
Hoping 10 see all my friends and ac-
quaintauces at the time mentioned, /
rcmain the pubiio's obedient servant,
CdAS. SCHkOEDER,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.
SVOCix REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD.
noRNrNe SESSION,

BAN FRANCISCO. Sept. IA.
755 Ophir, on, 9sf, l20So 8 Nevada. 2sl5 ,2s
OK 28N, 271t, M.
1l45 Mexican, lax, 27, 2S16, 2ek ,z7z
l4ez, 1isz, la5f, %
lSN. l4A, az ESQ Utah, Issl. IA.
EOS q q q, Q 81 lax
l22O B q X, l6N, l6h,l 430 Exchequer. l.30
10, 1874. lcH Las
1890 Gala, Si.lO 5Seg Belcher.o
22S0 Savage. $50 sss, 237O overman, 26j,
$40, 3.e5,yT0 29U
695 ChoilaI,8 is. 3 20l LILO Scorpion, 2G0,
1915 Potost, 40, AS, 265
40 10 kentuck. l.eo
l0i5 II q N, 100, l.85, 1870 Union, lesz l9,
~, 4s1 ls%. ls1s, IsIs,
$50 Point, L90, ls5, leH 10
l.90 l2si6 Alta, 4 30, 190
$50 JACKET, eA. 81 $50 Occidental, l,5S,
b30 Belcher, $50, ~ l.s0
$40 $40 Andes, q 26, $50
20 Confidence. ol0 Benton, 81. LIS
7oJ Iallioa, La, l. sol Az Alpha, ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
r.ssen. or. soosn ..a Ea.s.

FRESNO, Cal, Sept. IA The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the South and East on the train
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
r O U N p !!

A place where fine cup of coffee or
pot of tea, with nice lunch, FOR TEN
GENTS. 5 lso. pure milk furnished in
any quantity. Baked Boston BeaLs and
Brown Rread'every day at
SMITHS COFFEE HOUSE, No. COM.
MERCIAL STREET jySo I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.
FURNISHED ROOMS,

Pleasantly located and neatly furnished, /,
TOILET, SINGLE OR EN- SUITE,
Corner Fort and Franklin streets. one
block from Posto11ioe. d3ltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
TO LET.

NEWLY FURNISHEDS Sunny Rooms,
at NO. 8 FIRST STREET, only a few
steps from the Postodice. MILL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
Wanted.

To buy restaurant or bakery bust.
ness, for cash. Apply to E. WO LFF. BY
letter to Herald off1ce. sll.3c
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
Furnished Room and BOBrd.

A gentleman desires a furnished room
with board. Address. "Comfort," Post
office box 625. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
Situation Wanted.

By competent woman as cook in a pri-
vate family, city or country. Enqu re at
No. 1874 Main street. 3ts 10.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
Help Wanted F..

600 MEN, t2.00 per day;
Board S4.00 per week.
Three men. German or Swede. ON q
ranch; one man who understands irri-
eating: one boy to drive horses end
make himself useful about ranch;oi
woman for general house work In sm
family; two girls for light housewor
20 able bodied men, q. 20 per day.
Cham bermoid, German or Spanish
German girl for general housewoIk.
Cham BERN q i'd In a lodging house.
one porter; 2strong bows on a ranch.
No fee required in advance.
Apply at
Employment Omce, /, . Temple street, Los
Angeles. Branch Office, 2Q7 Camp
street, Tucson, Arizona, au7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
NO ICE.
NOTICEG.

CONGREGATION B'NAI BERTH.
The Board of Trustees will be at the
Synagogue cham bers fort sIreetl on
SU NDAY, the 18TH inst, from 10 A. NJ. TO
l3 NJ, ami attend To the sale and renting
OF seat tickets for the ensuing holidays.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
NEW TODAY.
SPECIAL MEETING.

There will be q meeting OF the Cham
Der of Com mercs THIS EVENING at 8
o'olock at Union Hall, to coDstdsr sr mat.
ters O great interest to Los Angeles city
aad county.
full attendance is requested.
W. ]. BRODR1CK, secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

though our situation is improved
tenfold. To men of experience the
statement of this fact conveys an
instructive lesson.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
FOR SALE-FCR RENT.
FOR SALE.

Sa-COwS, HEIFERS and HORSES. .Ea
Apply to JAMES CUMMINGS. on the
Rancho La Cienega, s14,3t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
FOR RENT.

A SUITE OF FOUR ROOMS, FUR.
NISHED, in the BAKER BLOCK, for
three months. References required. Ad
dress, E., p. o. box 14l6. adtf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
Partner Wanted.

To carry on the business of stevedor-
ing. watering and ballssting ships at
San Pedro, Los Angel les county. Cal.
Address, CAPT. JAMES, Wilmington,
Los Angeles county, Cal. s82w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
MONTANA MEAT MARKET
THE PIONEER MARKET of this ci
Ias MAIN ST.. NEAR FIRST.

Keeps on hand the best Beef, Veal :,
Pork, Mutton, salt Meats and all kinds
Of sausages. Meats delivered to all parts
Of the city. A. FRANCK,
mri-6m Proprietor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
Wanted.

A situation to do second work in a pri.
vate family; no objection to the couu-
try; references. Enquire at Wright
House, Main street, opposite the Cathe-
dral. s7.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15
Tne rresiuea.'s Ccaaitson

SANDY HOOK. Sept. 1Sth.-An
engineer of the New Jersey Central
Railroad, by his GOODNESS and brav-
cry shown in sticking to his post
when the boiler of his engine ex-
ploded, scelding him and the fire.
man and causing the latter to
jump from the cab, prevented what
would have been horrible coll
lislon between the train aud u
steamer at the dock.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

BAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IA,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-09-15

OAKLAND, Sept. 14th. - There
were $500 people at the Oakland
Trotting Park to-day. The display
of stock and cattle at 10 A. N. was
very hne. Gibraltar won the un-
finished 2:24 race, making the first
heat in 2:223.
Sweetheart was speeded q quar-
ter of mile twice, making the
first in S6a, and the second in So
seconds.
Tho free for all two mile dash was
won by Clara d, Wild Idler a good
second. Time, 2:89f. Albert w
won the three year old free for all,