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Connecticut western news., 1881-01-12
7raUc1e,,S Gusde.
F CSATGNgC RAILROAD.

AE 'hortest, Quickest and Cheapest Route to No. A'i1lns, Albany, Troy, South NorWalk, Stam. lVF", Chathan, Hudson, Ssts toga, Utica, 4'oule' Syracuhe, Auburn, Uenoya, Roch- ester, buHaio, o1spension Bridge, Ni- agarA Falls, CieyelNnd, Oetroit, Tol9- uo, tlLelnlEstl, ndla napUhs, CEi-
 caSo, St. Luuis. Through Tickets Sold aud Baggage Checked tol above pu.lts Ss Jason Depot, CanaaA Also tor PhiladGil leh.r: Ea!sinor-' A. Washington. Purchase Tickets
 Via uoC91Soalc LiGc.
 SUMMER ENHANCEMENT.
 TRAINS LEAVE BRIDGEPORT, VIE: 5,20 a. m. Freight Train (passenger aooom. modatlonsl ter Harrington Monday, Wed. nesday and Friday.
 Leave Canaan 3 10 D, m. i0.lo a. m. Passenger Train for Pittsnela, aT. nvlns at 2.2o p. m. With ThroughU |, leaving New York It so5 e. m.l Lea Ys New Haven at 9.3J a. m., with through cur Lom Bridgeport for Albany, arr. ysIR it &.oU ?. m. Train arrives Ut Saralesa at G.2U ?. m. Connecting at Albany win S.l0 r. n. pcpsli&r Chicago and St LeHls rApfeHs, HirlNlnS ln Chicago at S.C9 the next p. Ill.
 Leave Canaan at 12.42 P. ID. o'01 p. Ii Passenger Train for Pittsfeld, arrive lS at 9.0o ?. ni. (With Through Uas leaving NoW York at 3.00p. m.) Leave Ae" Haven at 3. P. m. Connecting ct State Llne for Albany and the West ay. rirag at Albsny at lJ.u5 p. m.. SaratoNa at 2.40 night.
 Leave Canaan at 7.SI P. m.
 FROM FALLS VILLAGE. 600 a. nl Special Passenger Train for Pitts. held, arriving ct 7.a7 a. n., Albany, S.6& cave Canaan at 6.12 a. m.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-12
NONN. WESTERN RAILROAD.
Commencing Jnne 13. 1880

 GOING WEST. TRAINS LEAyE CANAAN. ...r. i2.4O a. m. Connecting hom Plttsield, at MIL Ierton Tor i0nShkeepsic, Rhinol eek and for tishkii,
 Leaves Salisbury at 12.5S and LekevlllS at l.02 p. m. 3.5S ?. III. Connecting from Pittsfield. At M lerton for New York, arriving atS.45 D. m, Leaves Salisbury at APO and Lakeyills at A.26 p, m. 6,45 ?. m. Connecting from Pittsfeld. At MIL l9Etoi with Express for Albany and the West.
 Leaves Salisbury Vt 7.OS and Lakeyille at 7.0i D. m. 4,30 ?. m. Mlk Train, connecting at MiIlerten for New York. arriving at 2.2O a.m, Eups Sundays only.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-12

HE HER in Stationery, in the line of fine Writ se jug, Note. and Business Papers aud Enye! npes etc. Owen Paper Cos. and Ptimptou Man. uacturiug Cos. sup rior goods
 "TAEAE THE LEAD" The trade supplied in quantities to sult. Order. solicited and guaranteed sats factory. Orders lee at humphreys Canaan. Cohu. 1y39
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-12
LUMBER, Hardware, etc.

I HAVE on hand at the business place of the 4 late M. Knickerbocker. Canaan, quite & arge stock of lumber, mostly trst-quality Lichigan pine, and an assortment of hardware consisting principally of carpenters tools and builders hardware, such as Saws, Hammers, ;latchets, Planes, Slaves, Bitts, Bitt-stocks. Gauges, Locks, Kuobs, Latches, Butts, Hing s, Hasps, Barn door hangers and rail, Sash weights, Carriage bolts, Screws, Nails, Chains, Brushes.
 Also ono new two-horse ob-sleiSh, 1 new square box cutter, 1 two-horse trucK wagon, i one-horse lumber wagon, light buck board wagon, set heavy double harness, I single larness, 1 horse about 300 grain bags, bag lolders, etc. etc. which I shall sell at lowest cash prices.
 1m24 s. J. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-12
e. sS. GARDNER.

nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Canaan, Conl
 s Office day at Camps Drug Store, from ont n ronr o'clock, Thursday afternoons. 33So61I.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-12
[ AN \ X N

Savings Bank CcMMENcED BUSINESS OCTOBER i. lsGs President-FRRpERIcK WATSON, Vtco PTeStdent-P. c. CUMMINGS. SecretG3y-JAooBB B. HARpENBRRGH. 1reasRrer-JosEP w. pRrr.
 TRUsTEEs: \. c. WARD, J. A. UNDERWOOD,
 GEORGE W. CowpRIY.
 AUDITORS: ;. \. BENNETT, THEoDoRE F. WATsoH, OFFICE AT STORE OF
 FULLER x& PEET.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-12

TLe volumes of the Magazine begin with the numbers for JUn, ana December of each year. When u0 time is specified, it will be un- GorstooI that the subcribcr wishes to begin With the cGrtcnt Number.
 4 complete set of iiarpers Magazine, com prisiug 6l volumes, in nc1t cloth bind ns, will be sent by express, freight at expense of pur- chaser, on receipt of 32 9 per volume. Single volumes, ny maIl, postpaid, $500. Cloth cases, for lindln4, j3 cents, by mail, postpaid.
 Heuuttancts saouli be made by Post Office Ioncy Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
 Nesr&lGpers dye not jo copy h5is odre'tiSenem WjLtoutUte cypress order Q1' HARPER X BROTHERS. Address uARPENS X BROTHERS, N. '.
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-12
RI. EEsEiSENT"T.

SwTATCUMAKr.K and Jeweicr. Watches Sol pulo to Repairing. Camps ock, Canaan. y3a
Connecticut western news., 1881-01-12

HEALER in all kinds of stock. Cows coustant " On had. Orders receive prompt attentio' tt lowest living ice". L"cUsr HILL FARM Can aa,,. Conn ly33
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

M. I. w. HELLMAN,. whose po-
9sjen ~ . banker gives him adj
qn1eeble opportunities for gauging
oplnlon In moneyed circles, tells us
~ tband, during his recent visit to
6ae rfanolsco, that remarkable
change had taken place In the re-
easd in.which this city and county
~ now held there. Los An.
Golos county is conceded by
theughtful people to be the best
ooeaty Id the State, and the
eutleok for our future Is looked
49, - unusually promising. This
epialen Il held by many persons
Nhe do not care to give it frequent
Nxpgesslon for the reason that all
L ~ Yranciscans do not like to
66stsoplate the rapid advances
Ukleb HAYS characterized the
1outhesn portion Of the State. All
1hIs ssunty needs, with the ap.
eoaehing junction Of the Atchison,
oDoks end Santa Fs and Southern
x1oi6s Railways, to attain AZ as.
oeolshlng degree Of property, lie a
1870 additional rainfall. That
- e6all have 1t all the Indications
(vo aGDuranca.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02
The LEGISLATURE.

SACRAMENTO, March lst.-SEN.
ATE-Watson, from the Prison
Committee, reported favorably
Sears's bill appropriating $2I9, 0OO
for the purchase Of jute machinery,
lands and the erection of building Q
1T San Quentin for the manufac.
ture Of jute.
Sears asked the suspension of the
constitutional provision and the
passage of the bill as.an urgent ne.
cessity. The bill was finally passed,
ayes 20, noes 8.
johnson introduced o resolution
that the roll be called aud each
Senator allowed to Withdraw such
bills IS he desired. Adopted. The
bills will be Withdrawn to.mor.
row.
AssEMBLY-The special order of
the day, the substitute for Sen ate
bill 1877, (the Davis Revenue bin
coming up, Hale's amendment tax.
ing the capital stock Of corpora
lions to the corporation instead Of
to individuals, was read. Under
the previous question the roll was
called ana the amendment lost.
Ayes Is, noes 81.
0unnigham desired to amend
section 4 Of the bill, but the Speak.
% ruled ynat TIE previous question
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

was 9o.s4 inches, Of which only l.5s
|inchss fell In February and las
inches In March. There 10 plenty
Of time ahead for abundant rains
hsrsabouts; and, while some parts
Of the county have suffered slight
~ % far, even they may DO brought
out II the rains are not de-
laysd beyond two weeks. No one
who has resided In Southern Cali.
fornla for q decade can have failed
to remark q disposition to forebods
the worst In all matters relating to
the weather.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

Down In Los Angeles we are &c
proud Of Judge Sspulveda that we
take . lively interest In the high
estimation in which he Is held
abroad. For some weeks past he
has occupied Judge Wilson'S seal
on the Superior bench Of San
Francisco, and he has been engaged
In the trial of cases of great pesu'
MARY moment, involving very nice
points Of the law. In . case Of
great gravity, which was recently
tried In banc, Judge Sspulveda en-
joyed the distinction Of being sin.
glsd out 10 one Of the three Judges
to cit upon the bench. A gentle
man who has just returned from
San Francisco informs US that ouI
townsmAn's social experiences
amount to positive ovation, and
that beth bench and bar are emu.
Ions to do Judge Sepulveda honor.
Wherever he has gone, during his
long experience on the bench, he
has won golden opinions; and bis
marked popularity, both 40 = Judge
and q man, has never been more
conspicuously shown than during
his present professional visit to San
Francisco.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

rain from Sunday afternoon until
early Monday morning.
A correspondent with Colley's
force at Spdtzkop, gives the follow.
Ing account Of the engagement:
Spitzkop is 5000 yards from the
Boer position. Two companies were
left at the base Of the hill. The re.
mainder Of the troops tolled up the
hill, which 10 very steep and din.
cult Of ascent. on their hands and
knees. It was impossible to have
carried up even mountain gune.
Had We had those the result might
have been different. The whole
force reached the sum NIT before
daylight and about s O'Clock began
firing. The Beers had no vldettes
posted and were completely SUR.
prised, but promptly returned the
fire: Our men had little cover. A
number Of Beers were at the base
Of the hill-about 20O0.. Up to mid.
day their loss was certainly heavi.
er than ours. Gen. COlley was
conspicuous for GOODNESS and cour.
age. He kept up constant com.
munieation with the camp by sig
mails. Shortly after noon the Boer
fire, which Heretofore averaged
about fifty shots q minute, increas-
ed to terrific volley. Our men
were unable to Withstand 1t. They
wavered and were rallied, wavered
again and ran. The Beers climbed
to the mmit Of the hill and fol-
lowed them with q terrible fire as
they went down the other side.
This correspondent was captured
by the Beers, who treated him we'll
and gave him a pass to return to
camp. He identifi ed the body of
Gen. Colley on the field.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

GEN. GARFIELD Is now In Wash.
ington and we are shortly to be
treated to perhaps the most gor.
gsous inaug uration known in our
history. Large bodies of United
States troops have been ordered to
the national capital 10 give eclat
to the occasion and crack regi-
msnts and companies of the mill.
tia from all quarters of the United
States will swell the concourse and
hsighten the pageant. Thus far
the complexion of the new Presi.
dsnt's Cabinet has been matter
Of pure speculation, Blaine's failure
to resign the Senatorship having
puzzled the political guild -nuncs.
The people cannot much longer
b. kept in suspense as to its com.
position, and Californians will soon
know whether the portfolio which,
by common consent, has been al.
lotted to the Pacific Slope, will be
grasped by Sargent or Horace
Davis, those two gentlemen being
supposed to have monopoly of
the probabilities. The fact that
Roscoe Conkling is reported to be
10 q good.natured mood would
seem to be proof conclusive that
| Garfield will try to harmonic all
sections of his party in choosing
his heads Of departments. AS at
least eighty leading Republicans
have been named in connection
with the incoming cabinet, there
cannot fail to be good deal OF
heart burning. There Is little
danger of its finding expression,
however, until all the important
appointments have been made, the
average American statesman hav-
ing q convenient faculty Of taking
q Postofflce or O Custom House
when he finds that he can.
not compass his ambition OF being
Post General or Secretary
of the Treasury.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

EAST Err "a.
Currency Ousstandi.Y.

|
WASHINGTON, March 1st.-The
amount of United States currency
outstanding at this date is 1882,
5S5. 25S.
| Clarified as wash ny son.
| WASHINGTON, March lst.-The
special train carrying President.
elect Garfield and family arrived at
8 o'clock. General Garfield was
informally received In . few pleas.
ant remarks by Colonel Ingersoll,
of the Committee on Inaugural
Ceremonies. Carriages were in
waiting and the President.elect,
with his family, except his aged
mother, who was driven direct to
the Executive Mansion, was escort
ed to his hotel. 1t was Gen. Gar.
fields wish that no formal Demon
stration take place. Upon reach
ing the hotel W. Davidge, q mem -.
Der of the Committee appointed to
recsive the Prssident-elect, deliv.
cred q short address Of welcome on
behalf of the Com mittee. General
Garfield responded briefly, thank
ing the Committee for the com.
plete arrangements made for the
comfort of himself and family and
expressing himself as being some.
what fatigued from the journey,
which, he hoped, would excuse
him from further remarks.
President Hayes will call on the
President-elect to-day. Tomorrow
evening General Garfield will dine
with Representative Chittenden,
and afterward hold reception, for
which cards have been issued.
On Friday morning the President
and Mrs. Hayes will turn over the
Executive Mansion to President
elect and Mrs. Garfield, and on
Saturday the retiring President and
Mrs. Hayes and family will leave
by special train for Cleveland.
extra session Of the seuaes Called.
WASHINGTON, March 1st.-The
President has issued q proclama-
ton converting the Senate In spe.
cial session at noon on March 4th.
The House voted down the mo-
ton to consider the Interstate
commerce bill and all other meas
ures on the calendar Of unfinished
bushes aud then, after dlsposing
of all preceding matters on the
Speakers table, took up the Fund
ing bill and Its Senate amend
ments.
Conference Hepars Adopted.
| WASHINGTON. March 1st.-The
House adopted the conference re.
port OH the River and Harbor bill
fixing the appropriation at SILL
al, 800.
Adjourned sine Dis.
NEW YORK, March 1st.-A
Washington special says the Ways
and Means Committee adjourned
to-day sine die, without saying
anything about sugar or Hurd's
tariff for revenue only. By reso.
luton the House refused to con.
slider the apportionment bill.
The fedessrians Thlnnlng Ous.
NEW YORK, March 1st.-Score
at 9 A. M: Sullivan 15J, Panchat
1874, Khrone 147, Howard $50, AL
len las, Compana l25, Curran 1853
Lacouse III. Hart, Hughes anC
all the others have retired.
The Pedesirians.
New YORK, March 1st. -
At II o'clock Panchat wal
exactly ono mile ahead of thu
best American record. At IL O'Clock
the score stood: Sullivan 1853
Panchat 179, Krohne 1871, Howard
1854, Allen 1866, Campana 1876, Cur
ran 149, Lacouse 131.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

LAST night . series of charming
local entertainments came to q
olese when the curtain was rune
doWn on the last see ne OF the Au'
theeAs Carnival. For . city the
n1ao Of Los Angeles, this pro-
opanAs developed the existenct
u sur midst Of an astonishing
emount and variety of histrionie
on1ont. Even to the details Of the
sseoesis and sostuming there wal
gDuen 70 call for favorable recogni.
Non. At least half dozen of the
ladies and gentlemen who partici.
patsd In the dramatic portion Of
nhe-DsooraDmss rendered showed
9 tnosough culture and q histrionit
oellity which would not have beer
eut Of place on metropolitan
oeayds. It 10 pleasant to know
okat ths OrphanI Home, a mos
uneFitorious Institution, has beer
~ bsneficlary from the Carniva
- = considerable sam.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

- DoGllih papers are begin
- knowledge the corr, and
~ lhat ~ .Bosrs triumphsd
- nlr enables p. Collsy and bis
1n1no1 1rltlsh troops by force Of
~ vAlsr. It 10 . long time
- British force has been an
s0onllotea and it, commander
z Grhtsred. This happened last
n A1nhanistan, over forty years
~, when only = single trooper
M - bring the disastrous intel
HGenoo 70 Allalabad. Then, ii
the Bsltish had no business
49, - the scene Of slaughter
- y ~ present national policy
! - D6lnsvessd In many such Incl
Goo1o viii be chronicled in al
oostess q The globe.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

Emn1H has probably not been q
11ne In the past ten years in
Whfoh eur people were % free from
49,. This time last year our
0oGnty o1lclals were busy making
~ lof0olssures. and nearly every
- the shpriff was compelled to
I'll upGnebody out. This was, Of
eoarsss = vsry rlsvous process.
~ .lainps operation many worthy
o6Go1o .wsrs driven to the wall.
III eur borrow In the retrospect is
vogy MATERIALLY lessened by the
knew1edgs that an immense
Aneunt Of property has passed into
~ hands Of strong owners, who
~ capable Of improving 1t. II
tau.ht lesson Of prudence and
besinsss foresight, besides, which
viii not BE- thrown away in the fu'
ture. foreclosures are now of very
ln1feQuent occurrence and they are
llkely 70 become even rarer from
.ehis time forward.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02
AFTERNOON srRrrrs-aP, n

Tiptop, 5H s; Jacket. $40 a; Scorpion,
CSC b, $la;. Navajo. ~. b; Sierra Nevada,
10 Hale soio4 rosa sss !, o So a.
Mexican. 5k b; Occidental, 600 a; Cal.
iiornis. soc b, 81 a; Utah, Z b; Mt Diablo,
~ b, Ga. Albion. l.20 b; Overman, rec b,
Belcner, ID; Crown Point, i.O5 b, 10 a;
Benton. 60c b, 65 q; Savage. LIS q: Bullion,
$50 b, 80 a.. Gould q Curry, 2.9O b, 8 a;
0Phir, 4.4o b. ~ .: Potosi, Los b, q: An.
des. b, LILO q; Exchequer, eoc b. 81 a;
Head Center, 4 b.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02
FOR EIcM.
The Victory Won ~ DaAh-Rein
f0rosmenss Ordered.

The Victory Won ~ Dash-R.in.
fOrcrmenss Ordered.
LONDON, March 1st.-A dispatch
from Mt. Prospect says: The Beers
carried the British position by q
rush. The correspondent was tax.
en- prisoner but was afterwards re-
leased. He says the body of Gen.
COlley is on the hill. It Is quite
clear that the loss of the hill was
not due to the failure of ammuni-
ton. Gen. Colley over estimated
the strength of his position and
left its most vital points, which
the Beers attacked in force, but
poorly defended. A detachment OF
the squadron will Immediately
land brigade of seamen and ma
rines with guns at Durb IN, al d
they will be sent to the front.
Orders have been sent to Jamai-
ca for the dispatch of q ship to
Bermuda to order the troop ship
Orontes, due there the 5th inst, to
proceed to the Cape with the Goth
regiment. The troop ship Euphrs-
ties has been ordered to embark the
8Sth regiment at Bombay, in week
hence to proceed to Colombo aud
embark six companies Of the 1920
re giment end proceed to Durham,
where she will arrive on the 22d
inst. These reinforcements mum.
Der 1000 men.
Another correspondent estimates
that 1000 Beers took part in the
Spitzkop engagement.
Private telegrams state that
three companies OF the 58th regi-
ment were almost annihilated.
Gen. Wood, before leaving PETER.
maritzburg, was sworn in as Gov.
ernor of the Colony and left Mon.
day for the Cape.
4 ACKNOWLEDGING she CorD-Desnsss
oSthe Fight.
LONDON, March 1st.-General
Roberts will have, by the time he
arrives at Natal, q force of 5000
men. Detailed accounts received
to-day render u certain that the
British were driven from 6pitzkop
because they were fairly beaten.
The fight ended In . rout. The
most moderate estimate places the
losses 1t 800 killed and wounded.
The latter 10y exposed to heavy
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

N HxxaY E. HreHroN. Of
ooonsel for Kalloch In the De.
ko6ng murder trial, 10 determined
~ u be outdone BY Mr.. Hall Mo.
A11ln1ee. In his opening address
~ snakes his third ground Of de.
rnoo transil6ry mania. The pub
n nt large ars very much inclined,
nn they come across this far
cnhod phrase, TO exclaim "transl.
~ nddlesticks."
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

Enz1BxLY too much Importance
r. otteohsd to the delayed rains
ne15ul Inquiry shows that In very
~ sections OF Los Angeles
<Uoev The crops are In . capital
( 80 ltlsn. For some. time pasl
I'm have nightly fallen which
oojd q themselves, In the oh.
G6 e dying winds, make q
- oves large areas. Those who
o ftving TO manufacturs an agri.
rsc1 panls should bear in mind
1T that. last April, We had
11G1 slx hundrsdths inches Of
D THIS far this year We have
1r)n5y been diseriminatsd
: "a ~ ~ weathsr.cIerk, bot
~ Gc1A - ApsIl ahsad there
Gon0les 1or alarm. The total
T. ~ Aesslss laet ysas
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02
s,,v.r xa.g D,v,asss !.


EAN.FRANCIsCo, March 1.-Sil-
yer King declares dividend Of 25
cents.
0fSin aaa Produce Markes.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-Wheat
strong. Seventeen ships came in
this morning. No. /, $l.35@1.372;
No: 2, $l.32}. Barley-N0thing
doing feed, 75@s2Ac; brewing,
$1@l.10 for light and $1.12&
@$l.20 for bright heavy;
standard Chevalier, $1.15@S1. 20;
coast. lido, $S0c@1.1O. Oats-G0od and
choice $1.3O@$l.37}; common, 30
@1.25; Surprise, $l.40@1.60. Corn
yellow, 96c@1.023; white 81. 10@
$1.l5. Hay, lower at So b0@l4.5O.
Potatoes-Jersey blues 81; Hum
boldt reds 81; do peachblows 5000;
do. kidneys rs; Petalumas and
Tomales, 100000; early rose 75@S5c.
steamDuni Euu DOVE.
PORTLAND, Ogn., March 1st.-
The steamship Oregon, coming up
the Columbia river, last night, ran
down and sank the steamboat
Chief. Four lives lost.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

In the report of the Election
Com missioners Of Canterbury, in
England, the great cathedral
town and arehlepiscopal seat, the
list OF bribers and bribed, the latter
numbering 900 out OF 5000 voters,
contains the names Of four Justices
of the Peace, an Alderman, and q
Town Councillor. The principal
briber was rat catcher. The price
of votes was from ClO to EGO each.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02
MASONIC NOTICE.

Yn1HE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF LOS
i Angeles Lodge No. ~, +. and A. NJ, are
hereby notified to attend special meeting
to be held THIS "WEDNESDAY EVENING.
st their Han, at ~ O'Clock sharp. for work
in the Third Degree.
Members Of Pentalpha Lodge and all
sojourning brothers In good standing are in.
vited to attend.
by order Of the ". NJ.
CHAS. SMITH,
1t Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02

- 1Srl1iofns # the HxnALD steam
! ~ Uooas fpf doing job work are not
ronoo n California outside Of San
{ = end Sacramento. All work en-
~ - - viii DO executed with neat
s q ~ dispatch At the lowest living
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02
NEW TODAY.
Situation Wanted.

By M an and wife; the woman is
good cook and the man can make him
self generally useful about place. En-.
Quire at the White House. mrl.lw
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02
NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
MORNING SESSION

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk.
CHANGE BOARD,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-03-02
MAYEIELD
Water Elevator and Purifier.
"a Pump and Purifier
CombinedJ
PATENTED BEPTEMBER 20, ls7l.


TIE Nh YIELD WATER Ell
EHA2OR, will make the Foulest
Well or Cistern SWEET, PURE
AND WHOLESOME, in ten days
or less time.
1t elevates water easier than any other
devise. 1t never freezes. 1t never corrodes.
1t has no wooden tubes to faint the water.
It fills the bucket at the bottom of the well
or cistern. 1t agitates the water by pass
ing six gallons Of air through it per minute.
It 10 luces Wiglers. Water Lice and Water
Bugs to their proper elements. II will
save IL price once every year in dispensing
with tie use Of nauseous drugs taken into
the system to remove the effect Of impure
water,b rendering the ' alter pure. sweet
and wholesome.
A child eight years old can, with ease,
draw water sufficient for the use Of large
amily out Of hity-ioot we'll. For further
information. address
BROWNING, POPE 1 CO.
IPdianapeliG. IA