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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
TO PAR ENTS,

1 shall open a PRIVATE SCHOOL on
the 22d instant, at the corner of sixth
and Fort streets. Mothers, send your lit
tie ones, and they will be taught MANY
useful things that are not taught in any
OF her school, as teach the Oral Syste m
and with my long experience In the
East, ! am confident there is nothing
al6 MRS. l.. WILLIAMS,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16

camp, and a cloud of somber tint
and portentous size threatens to
discharge u mammoth waterspout
and wash away the work of Mr..
Reuben E. Lloyd and bis asso-
ciates. The idea of continuing the
corrupt reign of the Republican
Board of Supervisors is most offen-
sive to the average citizen of San
Francisco, irrespective of politics,
q recollection of the honest efforts
of Auditor Dunn to prevent the
fleeing of the City Treasury, and
the way that effort was thwarted,
being present to every taxpayer of
the Golden Gate. The "boss" sys-
tenn, engineered by corrupt and
purchased men, is being attempted
with great effrontery in San Fran
cisco and it will be the glorious
duty of the Democracy to defeat it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
Important to Wine.GrOwers

The undersigned, having lifelong ex-
perience in cultivating Vineyards. the
handling of wine and distilling of bran
dy, desires position as cellarman and
d1stiller. or would cultivate and take
charge of vineyards and make wine on
shares. For fourther particulars apply.
for one week, TO Il. .ALTZSCHNER.
U. s. Hotel, between Ii and IL A. NJ.
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
- n H. w AKD.

LOST, on Saturday evening, on the
road to Fulton Wells, a frock coat and a
revolver. Five dollars reward will be
paid for their return to the Herald of.
ice. aIh.ar
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
NEW TODAY.
w anted.

A NT1RSE GIRL, between the ages OF
IA and 10 years; wages $40 per month. In
quire at residence of DIR. j. KURTZ.
Buena Vista st. ala
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
Help Wanted.

Three men, German or Swede. on a
lanch; one man who understands irri-
eating: one boy to drive horses and
make himself useful about n ranch; one
woma for general h0uSe work n small al
Chambermoid, German or Spanish.
German girl for general housewoTk.
mbermaid in a lodging house.
one porter; Q 2strong boys on ranch.
No fee required in advance.
Apply at
j. B. QUINN'S
Employment Office, 2 Temple street, Los
Angeles. Branch office, 207 Camp
street, Tucson, Arizona. au7tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST,
STOCK REROKT.
MORNING SESSION.

BAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Ex.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
The MINT Invess.gn,,o..

SAN FRANCISCO, August 10TH
In the Mint Investigation to-day a
telegram from A. E. Preston, Act
ing Director at Washington, to
Director Burchsrd, was read to the
effect that the Auditor states that
he did not tell Page that be was
delaying settlement Of Dodge's ac-
,ounts to investigste, but on ac-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
w anted.

Five or six column Fl AND PRESS, in
good order. State lowest CASH price.
Address, Record, Bakersfield. a0-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
Blacksmith Wanted.

A thoroughly good DRIVER can OBJ,
tain immediate employment and good
wages by applying imm ediately to ION n
Mccall, at san Bernardino. None but IL
good workman wanted.
JOHN MCCALL,
allow San Bernardino, Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
TIL E -
Farmers & Merchants Bank
OF LOS ANGELES

CAPITAL, paid up in gold...... s2OO, 900. 90
Isaias w. Hellman, President, and
John Milner, Secretary, of the above
named Bank being severally sworn, each
for himself, says that the above amount
of capital paid up is correct.
Signed:
lSAIAS W. HELLMAN, President.
Signed:
JOHN MILNER, Secretary.
Subscribed and swvrn to hofcro -sa @,
this 9th day of July, 1881.
Signed: G. A. DOBINSON,
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles
county, State of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
Situation Wanted.

By q middle-aged LAZY, as monthly
nurse. Apply at No. Sc Buena Vista ST.
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Wanted.
ESTRAY.
F o u N D !!

A place where fine cup of coffee or
pot Of tea, with nice lunch, FoR TEN
GENTS. : lso, pure milk furnished in
any quantity. Baked Boston Bears and
Brown Bread every day at
SMITHS COFFEE HOUSE, No. 8 COM.
MERCIAL STREET. jys0-1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
San Bernardino aine Bonded. !
Norsbera ArIxspa Is.Isaed.

PHOENIX, Aug. 15th.-There
have been severe rains for the pact
week all over the northern country
and the roads in all directions are
washed out. The Salt, Gila aud
Santa Cruz rivers are impossible.
Northern Arizona is practically
isolated from communication with
the outside world.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16

count of the loss of certain vouch-
ers by the Auditors clerks; that
Page did request him not to settle
the account till an investigation
could be had. Page objected to the
telegram as evidence. The matter
was allowed to pass. E. o. Leech,
Adjuster OF Accounts of the Mint,
was examined and testified that
allowances by Congress for the ex-
peDses Of the Mint have been grad
ually decreasing since 1875.
san Fraaciseo Markets.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 15.-Wheat
The Firmness of holders
prevents busines; No. 1, $1.55@
l.60; No. 2, $1.50@1.523 Barley,f-rd
booming $1.10; brewing. Sl.l0@
LIN for light and $115@l.20 for
bright heavy; standard chevalier,
nominal; coast, do, 95c@915c.
Oats, quiet, firm; good and cnolce,
ST. 50@l 624 ;com mon, ST S72@l Az !;
surprise, $1.65. Corn, dull,
large yellow, $1.10; small round
do, S1.15; white, nominal. Hay,
quiet, not much demand.
San BernardiaU Nine Bonded
COTTON, Aug. l5th.-Tbe Silver
King mine in Calico District,
about seventy miles from here, has
been bonded to San Francisco par
ties for $500 900, who will immedi-
ately commence to work the mine
with large force Of men. There
are several other mines in the dis
trict, which are growing fully as
well as the Silver King aud rich
strikes are daily reported from
them.
Nortbera Arizona Is"tsaed.
PHOENIX, Aug. 15th.-There
have been severe rains for the pact
week all over the northern country
and the roads in all directions are
washed out. The Salt, Gila aud
Santa Cruz rivers are i'm passable.
Northern Arizona is practically y
isolated from communication with
the outside world.
LySchers Frustrated.
PHGNIX, A. T., August 18th
At Tempe yesterday afternoon
Juan Morales shot and killed Joa.
quin Negreles while drunk. A
gang of lynchers was mediately y
organized and pursued the prison
er, who, in charge of Constable
Gallardo, was riding for his life.
The Constable succeeded in lodg.
ing his prisoner in jail in Ph@nix
a few minutes before the pursuer;
came up. The murdered man wa:
a lieutenant in the band of Mar
quez.
Tue Arizona wssh0nts-Heavy
Rain as Tucsou.
TUCSON, August 10Th. No trair
has arrived at this place from
either east or west since last Thurs
day. The road is washed out at in
teIvals between here and Yuma OIL
the west and at PantanO on th,
east. The country is entirely sub
merged and the roadbed and tracl
so seriously damaged that severa
days more will be consumed il
making the necessary repairs.
Rain commenced falling at i P
NJ. to-day and in one hour two ant
one-haIf inches of rain had fallen
The streets were flooded and many
buildings more or less damaged. l
has been raining now for six hour.
and still continues. Last night tel
inches of rain fell on the northern
slope of the Santa Catalina noun
tains, thirty miles north of thi
city.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
Board in a Private Family.

Handsome double parlors, with board.
A few table boarders taken. Accom- mo-
dations fiist class. 1893 Main street, late
French Consulate. Jy23-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
WANTS-,LOST-FOUND.
Wanted.

PIANO, Address, stating makers name
and time in use, M, Ell Monte, Cal.
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FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.
FOR s ALE.

EIGHT ACRES of rich fruit and veg
etabl. land, four miles from the Court
House of Los Angeles; house of 4 rooms
and pantry; well, barn and chicken
house; in the irrig atiug district; title, U.
S patent; price, $3.50; easy terms Ad-
dress U. IL. G., Herald office. a7-2w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16
STATE1 ME1NT
.....OF THE.....
CONDITION OF THE
Farmers & Merchants Bank

OF LOS ANGELES,
AT the close of business, THURSDAY,
JUNE 30th. 1881.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-08-16

giving any opinions outside, but
there is no conceallpg the fact that
the President is decidedly worse
and that he is in much danger.
The general feeling here is one of
great dependency. Crowds are
pressing to the White House for
the latest news and doctors not
connected with the case have but
little hope. DR.. Garrett and other
eminent surgeons fear the worst
results. Hopes are still felt that
the President may get better to-
night.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
NEW RAILROAD.
An Important LiDk Between the
BEADING and r, W. Il b, Roads.

Surveyors have been busy for the
past few days, surveying a new line Of
Railroad to connect the Reading and P.
W. L. B. roads in the eastern part of
the city. 1t is proposed to start at a
point about Fifty yards this side of the
2. W. & B. railroad bridge, and to
construct an elevated road ten teet high,
crossing properties of Mr.. William For
rest on Greeley and Decatur streets, and
the groands Of Mr.. William McCaulley
and M. Timms adjoining; continuing
in north westerly direction, through
the works Of Hills and Jones and Sci
dell and Hastings rolling mills, with
sldings for both places. At or abeut
Eleventh street it will connect with
branch to b. built on Fifteenth street,
which will be run to- Chadd's Ford. Ii
Is Intended that the road on tkis side OF
the Brandywlne will run upto Ban
croft's. EiGdle's, and other mills, !
while another branch will cross the
creek about the third dam, to Jessup & |
Moore's, and ether maaufac ctories, and
afford railroad facilities to all The
Importance of this new road can be
seen alta glance, the paper and cotton
mills have long suffered serious inc IN.
with having to haul their
new material and products to and from
The depot. BY this arrangement the
facilities for transportation will be at
Sheir doors. The road to Chadd's Foctl,
will prove powerful rival to the Will
and Northern railroad. in the
GOAL and iron carrying business. 1t is
he intention of the Pennsylvania rail-
'oad, to proceed wish this road and It's
branches as rapidly as possible, and the
md OF it Is already staked off.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
COnundruIn ssv3l.
For the KHpuBLIUAH.

MEssEs EDIToRs-I see by the Morn
ing News of the 50th instant the reason
why the st. Augustine bridge was Civ.
en- to Mr.. Morrison ard S93l OF the tax
payers money was given away. In the
first place the bridge was formerly over
Augustine was contracted for by Mr..
Harrison and was employed az Super
intendent, ard believe followed my
instructions to the letter The bridge
was also supervised by a gentleman ap
pointed by the Levy Court. When fin
ishe,l it was passed by him, and all the
membe of the Levy Court who came
down in a body were 80 well pleased
with it that they gave me individually
a Contract worth several hundred dol
lars entirely outside Of bridge work. As
there has been considerable rumpus
the last few months about the $93l some
of the committee thought they hi d bet
ter speak but it would have been better
to have kept quiet.
In the first place will the entire Levy
Court name a bridge in all the county
where it was exposed like that at st.
Augustine, stood as well and interrupt
cd travel less.
Show it gentlemen if you can also
name any mechanic in the neie hbor-
hood that has ever complained Of it. If
the committee has done wrong do not
try to clear your skirts by trying to in
lure mechanic and worklngman. Act
with honesty and decency. Own up
tina. it was put up job, and you will
do better il the future, NO matter who
had bid, and what the figures were the
job WAS let fer, before the proposals
were opened. You should have acted
as you did in letting the contract for
building the Eleventh street bridge and
then none OF your constituents would
have been any the wiser i'll the matter.
Could you not have saved, say $4,000 for
the county by little competition, or
were you trying to save The printers
bill. Now, gentlemen the eyes of your
constituents are upon you. Remember
that all your doiugs and Shortcomings
will be posted on bulletin boards and
dead walls ak out election times.
Respectfully, NJ. T McNELLY,
1906 Poplar stIset.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
Mayors COurl.

A very old man occupied the dock
last evening, charged with being drunk.
'rh" Mayor probably taking pity on the
old fellow only fined him tho costs.
Mar'm Mull.n was heard on the
charge of d'sorderly conduct, The
prosecutor Jacob Messing, who keeps a
saloon at Fifth and Monroe streets,
testified that he had forbid Mullin
coming to his house, on account Of his
boisterous conduct when in liquor. He
however came in again last evening,
and called for drink, and upon being
refused and ordered out Of the place,
he commenced using abusive and
threatening language to Messing, and
daied him out to fight. The witness
was corroborated by another man. His
Honor fined Martin 81 and cost.
Mayor Almond being absent this
morning, on the City Of Worcester $
trip to New York, Esquire O'Neill
presided at the NOR ng hearings.
Thomas Riley was charged by Officer
Sherry with fighting and being disor-
derry on the streets. He was ordered
to pay = fine OF 81 and costs.
one drunk at 5Gconts and costs closed
the business for tie morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
An Afflicted Family,

A special to the Chicago Times from
Dubuque, Iowa, August 30, says A
family has becore insane in this coun-
ty through grief and death. Mary Nc
Malone, the daughter of a farmer, en-
tered convent two weeks ago anu be
came insane She went to the Asylum
at Independence for treatment. The
mother visited her, and also became in
sane. The daughter died last Monday,
which so affected the mother that she
died on Wednesday.
The remains of b,th mother and
daughter were sent hone for burial.
Arriving at Farley, near which place,
the McNIahons live, n son and daughter
at horne became insane at the sight OF
the mother and sister coming nome
dead, and the father is now s.rlcEen
with grief, bordering upon insanity.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
Grsin RtOek aLe In L3nitfNOre.

A seriou, grain blockade, similar to
the one Of November, 1880, which
proved SO disastrous to the interests of
Baltimore, is impending. The Halti'
more Elevator Company on Thursday
gave notice that if the stock i'll their
elevators, which is held largely for
speculative purposes, is not reduced
tloy will raise the price Of ttorage.
This caused much adverse comment
among the grain raen and tho marko.
for a time WAS very excited. The North
ern Central Elevators are overfow!ng
and thousands Of cars loaded with
grain are standing on the tracks. The
Baltimore and Ohio elevators ale also
filling up rapidly, but the company e1-
poets to have q new elevator ready for
use by Monday, which will prevent a
blockade at their terminus. The North
ern Central Railroad Company will not,
however, be benefited by this, and the
situation looks very gloorny for BAlti-
Ilore's trade.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
BLISS,
BARN rs,
WNlDW AID,
KEY BURN,
HA MILTON.
1kiUSE WHO DIED.
LAG Deaths During the Month Of
August.

One hundred and forty-six deaths
month of August. For the correspond
ing month of last year there were sixty
eight deaths. The causes of death were
Accidents, 3 acute gaStritis, ana
mia, affection Of the stomach and
lungs, l.; anglra pectoris, /; bilious fe-
yer, l; bilious remitten mt fever, !; bron-
chitis, 2; congestion of the lungs, l; con-
sumption, II; cholera infantum, 10; con-
vulsions, 9; catarrhal pneumonia, can
Ger, 2; consumption of the bowels, |;
cyanosis, 1; chronic cystis, /; conges-
tion of brain, a; collapse after obstetri-
cal operation, l.; dropsy, 4; dysentery, a.;
eclampsia, |; enteritis, 2; general d"hli'-
ty, 8; hepatitis, /; hyper:emia, heart
disease, 3; iliocoltitis intantile, /;
inanitioD, 3; hemorrhage Of sto-
mach and bowels, /; marssmua,
IA meningitis, g. membraneOus
Group, 2; malarial fever, 3; metritis,l /;
natural causes, 9; old age, /; protracted
labor, /; peritonitis, l; paralysis, 3; pa
ralysis Of brain, l; smallpox. 13; soften
ing OF brain, /; scrofua, /; spasns, /;
typnOlQ 1eFer: 0, typHoiu piieulnohia, i,
typho malarial fever, /; typhus abdoIr-
malls, /.
Ages of the dead: Under one year,
No. from one to five years, 20; from i've
to ten years, 6; from ten to twenty, II;
from twenty to thirty, 0; from thirty .'
forty, 12; from forty to fifty, 10; f IA
fifty 10 sixty, s; from sixty to sew d,
10; from seventy to eighty, 9; . ii
eighty to ninety, 4 OF those who ,Hrd,
l27 were native and 10 foreign born;
70 were males and Is females; lui wele
white and 40 black. Twelve persons
died at the almshoust and seven deaths
were investigated by TIE coroner.
Eight persons were brought here for
and IA were sent away for
the same purpose. Still borD,3; prem
Ii trfl
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
Special day at Delaware Avenue
Church.

An all day meeting will be held to
morrow at the Delaware avenue Bap-
tist church. Rev. Mr.. Haldelran will
be present to conduct the services, which
will commence at 10 O'Clock. AT II
there will be an iuterinissiou, to allow
those present who cannot remain to re-
tire. AT O'Clock Mr.. Halueman will
address the Sunday school; from 3 to 5
there viii. be a genera. testimony meet
ing; In the evening, At 7.45, the ordi-
nance of breaking of bread will be OBJ.
served, aud Mr.. Haldeman will give
his final answer about remaining with
the church. The meetings are oLly for
the members of the chnrc". Others are
respectfully requested not to attend. 1t
is desired that the day be- observed by
the members as a day of fasting and
prayer for Gods special blessing, and
1t is also desired that every member be
present all day if possible
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
Tho Wreck az tho TeuIon.

LONDON, September LIN regard to
Tho week o. the Union Company 5
steamer Teulon, near Quoin Point, tho
cor pany received telegram announc-
ing that ano.hec hoat, With the second,
third aud fourth flicsrs, three ssamen,
two treinen aid onv coolia, has arrived
at SHOWDOWN. The occupants believe
that another boat, with thirty women
and, children, may still arrive. The
steamer Danube goes in search OF sur
vivors. The company hopes that the
loss OF life IS not so great as was at first
estimated. IT believes that about fifty
passengers for Nnysna wore landed at
Cane Town, to proceed to their destina-
tjon q a smaller steamer. Most OF The
passengers we've Immigrants.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
A Premium M for Farmer

For the purpose Of encouraging the
beet-sugar industry, she Berks Count y
Agricultural Society will offer premi-
ums for the best display Of sugar beets
at the next county fair. There will also
be liberal premium offered for cured
and uncured leaf tobacco, for sorghum,
millet, hemp, flax and hops; also for
cranberries raised in Berks county.
There are also premiulas for new varie-
ties Of potatoes origina ;ed in that coun-
ty, also for new Seeding apples, pears
peaches and grapes, no matter where
the original stock was obtained The
society offered $50 for the best tobacco
several years ago, and paid over $500
tor the encouragement CT fruit growing
all OF which liberal action was produc-
tive of the most valuable results By
continuing to offer premiums for special
crops much good will be accomplished
for the promotion Of agriculture and
horticulture in the county.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
An Alleged Elopomens.

Alice, the fifteen year old daughter
Of Nelson Carman,a weil-to-do farmer Of
Newbr;dge, o Town OF Hampstead, l.. l.,
elopet on Wednt sday night, it is be-
liaved, with john Manning, youL !
manerlployed az laoorer hy her father,
Miss Carman retired rather earlier than
was her custom. On Thursday morninh
she did not appear at the breakfast table.
Thinking her ill, her mother went to
her room, and was astontshed to find
no trace of her. Manning has also dis
appeared. There is no doubt in the
minds of Miss Carman's parents that
she has gone with Manning, as they
were known to have been in love with
one another. The young woman's
father had forbidden an intimacy be-
tween thea.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
Whipped 80 Death.

At Tombstone, Arizona, a few days
ago, l3 year old girl tod her father
that i'll passing Mexican wood cutting
camp she chad been inpul et by Mex
lean boy" A mob went to the camp
and compelled the Mexicans, nine in
number, to whip the boy, which was
lone so vigorously, with a knotted raw
hide, nat ho died il few hnnla. After
the catastrophe the girl confessed that
"hcr story was not true; she told it tor
fun."
Daily Republican., 1881-09-03
0PHIAl. MEMTIOU

The fashionable merchant tailor Of our.
city is located at Fourth and Market
streets, known as the Nilmington
Clothing House.
Pain Seareher-Dr. Sfams' Pain
Srarehe-.
The famous pain II uedic.ne for (never.
fai,s) Cramus, Pains, Rheumatism,
Headache, SC. $50 censs.) Sold by
dealers. Main depot WILMINGTON, Phila.
602 Arch street.
Extracting Teeth 70 cents
each; gold and plastic illipg gs 81 to $3s
beautiful sets of teeth $40 and SIS; a tit
gnaranteed; work "A frst class, from
the l.t t. the Goth of each, month. No.
J17 Market street, WILMINGTON, Del.
Terrible I.Ossl OF Life.
Millions Of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs.
reaches lose their Aves by collision with
Rough on Rats" Sold by druggists.
l5c. boxes.
Catarrh sithe RlAdder.
Singing, slaarting, irritation OF tho
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by BHchupaiha. 81, druggists.
Depot, N. r Danforsh.
FarHAers. Look this Way.
You eau get all your shel ed grain
ground ~ the steam mills West Front
street.
Geo. B. Netzrer, the popular barber,
Is preSt,red to concave razors and put
them in good order. Ladies and child
ren's hair cutting speciality, No l0S T.
Third street.
ADgrashs Relief, Barlow's Mixture,
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Bulls Pain
Drops and Constantinople Cholera
Mixture for sale by e. I. Dilworth,
Second and Madison.
Glenns aud VanDyke's sulphur soap
md good assortment of pertumed tol-
let soaps ranging in price from cents
upwards, at Hartman's Drug Store, 9th
md Poplar streets.
Coxe's, Nelson's and Peter Cooper.a
Gelatines for making jelly, at Taylor Il
Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3o2 King
street,