Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-01-30
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MoJAvE, Jan. 20 Los Angeles
Miss Susie Haskins, A p Kuffie, G
CL Vaness, III III WakehAm, F g
SchiefYer, n II Hall, G L Hall, J J
Boyd, Mrs Jones. ] d Dunlap, Mrs
SNOW, Mrs e p Stevens, J NJ Nor
row and wife, Geo Bronsend, ] H
Shann0u and son, F d Holman,
Mlss Josie w Killer, M B Calihan.
Coiton-Jss Ware, Chas Mars
ton.
Arizona-B A Hoakins, G L
Hall, John Rodgers, Frank SOva-
ret, L B Abbott, Mis- F Roper, w
N Bonneville, J Tyson.
T.xAs-Capt Geo w Callihan..
K.ss"en TRIAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.-None
Of the objections Of the defence to
the panel have been allowed. The
case will now proceed to trial.
rs~ L.ssslas,v- Ex Gu ssU..
SACRAMENTO, Jan. 28.-Tw0.
thirds, probably, Of the Leg islature
went to zee Bear liver dam yester-
day, aud came hack just as wise as
before they started. They Inspect
ed aud inspected, and every mem.
Der was still unconvinced, accord.
iug to the view which his cOnstit.
ueuts took Of the debris question.
Everybody knew THE would be the
the outcome Of the visit. The an.
Ha-A.,hvia manila fopnntNOs1v, Aaaark
that the attempt to imDOund the
debris by dams IL Y gigantic fall.
ure; the debris people ~ ferociO0s.
~ contend that the dams shave
dvue their work" In holding the
debris back. The conservative
people must settle the question as
between the conflicting interests,
and how that element will go will
be- hest understood when the fiual
vote IL reached. II would he fool.
ish 10 prophecy the result.
D..sh ~ Psssssin. NJ Ps""~-r.
NORTH BAN JUAN, Jan. 28.-
John 81. Dickson, ex-Sheriff Of Me-
yada county, died here this morn.
ing ct 7 O'Clock, aged "a, after u
lingering iIlness Of over seven
weeks. He WAS born In Ten nessee,
came to California 10 1850 and was
Q man prominent Ia the politics Of
this county. He ran for Sheriff on
the DEM cratic ticket In 1859. beat
ing Steve Venard 400 votes, and
he'd held minor offices previous to
his election as Sheriff. He was
popular and energetic citizen, aud
leaves many friends to regret his
death. He will be buried here ON
Sunday afternoon under the aus
pices Of the Masonic fraternity, Of
which he was . member.
CsDsaan RsWgass - shs 10 .nM~Ue.
New York, Jan. ga reporter
Of the Tribune interviewed Captain
Howgate respecting the proposed
relief to b. sent to the Jeanette.
He said: MN my opinion there 10
no need for anxiety for the safety
of the vessel. We know that she
vas properly fitted out with every.
thing, Including sleds aud dogs.
and II she has been caught In an
Ice doe ana crushed, those on board
would undoubtedly have had time
TO 20 over the lee to the main land
and thence u Siberia aud st. Pc
tersburg, whence We should hear
By telegraph Ut their arrival. You
cannot call this case and the one of
the two whalsrs, that were lost,
parallel, because the whslers only
mad an ordinary whaling outfit;
while on the Jesnnette they had
everything, including perhaps
what may be the most necessary
for polar navigation, pluck and
brains. know belong very we'll,
and Of course, II I had any fears for
hls safety, should feel extremely
chicago y ~sAts 0S"snssv.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-Thers was
considerable excitement on
'Chsngs to-day, with . good,
strong, upward movement In eve.
~ branch Of trading and specula'
tive business. There was more in
terest In the wheat market, bul
the grsatsst rise was Ia provisions
THIS 10 due rather to the tremed
Gus drain Of foreign countries upon
our packing capacity than to any
combination to force pricss up.
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CHICAGO, Jan. ga Tribune
washington special says: Tn
Democratic argument for unseat
Ing Martin 10 Of the filmsiest char
aoter, and 10 based on technicality
such ~ will b presented In tn
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