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FROM COL. ID. MCDANIEL.
Owner Of Some of the Fuafeef Running
Horses In the World.

JEROME PAnlr, June 2l.--This Ia to certify that
have used pr. Tobias vhnEr1AN Honae LsiptERx
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they hare sepeI FAILED q c9e any ailnaent for which
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warmers Safe kidney aud Liver Cure.


SPEECH is noble only whom, like an honset
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Thousands cf Physicians recornnacns
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It's Wonderful Curative Pow
ers are Miraculous,

Taken internally IN cases Of pyncutery. Daffhee,
Seasiclaless Cholera Cropp Cole CRAMPS and sick
Headache, It's soothing and Penetrating qualities
are Immediately felt. tits rerfHcily innocent
TO TAKE INTERNALLY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
Downey Items.

Quite q large audience assembled
Ia the Baptist church last Sunday
evening, to witness the marriage
of Mr.. John Gillis and Miss Annie
HUE. Rev. Mr.. Freeman was the
officiating minister.
A tramp was followed on Tues.
day morning In the direction Of
Anaheim by officer Tarwater, and
arrested on suspicion of being i'm.
pllcated in the burglary at the Gum
Grove on Monday. No evidence OF
his guilt appearing, he was released
and sent on his way rejoicing.
Mr.. d. X. Higgins, professor OF
elocution, gave an entertainment
to small audience here on Tues
day evening".
Capt. John E. Upton, late pro.
prietor of the Central hotel, left
with his family last Sunday morn
ing. He will keep an eating house
on the railroad, at some distance to
the east of San Bernardino.
ev.Mr. Metcalfe, Sunday School
Missionary, will preach in the
Christian church next Sunday at
II A. M. He will organize q sun
day school at New River school
house. Sunday schools are con.
Quoted in each Of the three church.
es at Downey.
Mr.. L. Q. Pollard this week
shipped q few boxes of very fine or.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
He Wanted to Laugh.

detroit Free PrsAs.I
At .midfOrenOOn yesterday q man
who was crossing Woodward ave-
nue. at Congress street suddenly be.
gan to paw the air with his hands
add perform divers strange antics
with his feet, and after taking
plenty of slime about 1t he came
down in a heap. More than fifty
people saw the performances and
there was general laugh. 1t had
not yet ceased when q man with q
funereal Countepance pushed into
the crowd and asked:
"Who Is he? what's his name?n
sta Jones.n said voice.
"What Jones?"
"ThOmas JOnes.0
.'Surs?"
"Yes; I've known him for TWEEN
ty years"
"Then I'll laugh" said the SOL
emn faced man; and he leaned up
against the wall and chuckled and
laughed till he could hardly get his
breath. One Of the crowd remarked
on his singular conduct, and the
laughsr wiped the tears from his
eyes and replied:
"Gentlemen, nothing tickles me
all over SO much as to see q man
fall. Ten years ago was salesman
in wholesale house, with'a flne
chance for promotion. One day .
man Just ahead of me fell down,
and I laughed. 1t was our old
man, and he discharged me on the
spot. Five years after I was en-
gagged to a rich girl. As I came out
OF the Postoffice one day, q man
sprawled out on the walk and I
laughed till was sore. It was my
Angelina's old man, and he brok G
up the match. Again I laughed
myself out of q position in b Ank,
aud but for the same falling i
should to. day have place in the
custom house. have learned wis.
dom. Now, when l see a man fall
I ask his name and fiud out il he
has any influence to.put me out o.
my clerkship. II he has, leoh
solemn and pass on. II he hasn't
I la-laugh!-ha! ha! Jones, is iii
Jones can't do me any hsrm-ha
hal ha! 1 wouldn't have missed
this for . months saba! ha! ha!
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
Buried Villages.
Lowe vs.. Hare.
Rau v. Hare.

1t will be remembered by the
EDitdph's readers that during the
progress Of excavations on the
Grand Central mill site, near Con.
tention, there were found numer.
GUS evidences of q buried city. An
account Of the discoveries then
made fell under the observation Of
Professor Spencer F. Baird, Secre-
tary Of the Smithsonian Institute
at Washington. That gentleman
then entered into correspondence
with Captain A. w. Chase, former.
ly an officer In the United States
Coast survey, = resident of Tucson,
and the result was the commission
ing of Captain Chase to examine
the ruins ami secure for the Insti.
tute whatever hight bs of historl.
cal or arch seolog ical value. Csp,ain
Chase was yesterday in Tom bstone,
and iu response to the inquiries OF
an Epitaph reporter, stated that he
had spent some days at the Grand
Central mill site In executing his
mission, and although he has not
com plstsd his searches he lie salts
fed that the locality was once the
abode Of the AZtecs. which fact ~
considered remarkable so far north
% this latitude. Capt. Chase finds
that most Of the interesting relics
of the former occupants which
have been exhumed have been
carried away to San Fran.
etscO, and those which re.
main are in the hands Of y gen.
tisman who refuses to dispose Of
them. During his searches about
the locality Captain Chase has
managed to pick up quite a few
interesting articles, ana has reason
to believe that there are no less
than four of these ancient villages
buried under the deposits of centu.
ries. On the top Of one OF the
highest Of the adjacent hills he
found nsny fragments of pottery.
A deep ditch In the valley, now
nearly filed, indicates that the
bottom lands were once exclusive
~ cultivated. Gypsum beds also
exist In the valley and the floors OF
the houses were found to be made
Of hard mortar. AS the amount
appropriated by the Institute wAr
too insight flcaut to admit Of much
expenditure IN the examination Of
these ancient ruins, Captain Chase
has written to Prof. Baird for di.
rections as to whether the work Of
sxcavating one of the villages to to
be undertaken. The ruins are in.
| terssting to the student Of archseol'
oxy, and it IL to be hoped that suf
fcient money will be appropriated
by the Institute to aid In thor
ough search after relics OF the re
markable people who once livet
on the San Pedro.-Epi taph.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
Special Meeting Of Council.

The Council met In special SEES.
sion last night for the purpose Of
fixing water rates for the year 1881.
Col. Godfrey presented the case
for the City Water Company and
after q prolonged discussion the
City Attorney was instructed to
draw up an ordinance establishing
the rates substantially the same as
last year for both companies.
The City Attorney was also in
structed to draw up an ordinance
fixing the rates for irrigation as fol-
lows:
Inside the city limits-Psr day
per irrigating head, So. so; half day.
$3.50; per night, -; per hour, u
cents.
Outside the city limits-Per day
per irrigatIsg head, SIS; half day,
So so; per DIght$3,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
Fire Near sepuIyeda Station.

4
On Wednesday night Mr.. Simon
White. who lives three miles above
Sepulveds Station, adjoining the
Providencia Rancho, retired to bed
at the usual hour leaving every.
thing, as he supposed, perfectly
safe. At quarter past II o'clock
he was awakened by hearing sever.
al pistol shots discharged in quick
succession. He jumped out Of bed
and hastened to the rear room,
whence the sounds proceeded, and
found the back portion OF his house
snveloped in flames. the fire max.
ing such rapid Roadway that
he had barely time to par
TALLY dress his three child
rem, with the aid of his wife,
and get them out OF the burning
building. Mr.. Kinds and another
neighbor, who live near, were also
awakened by the pistol shots, and,
seeing the cause, FASTENED to his
aid, and with their assistance Mr..
White succeeded in saving some
bedding and y very small portion
of furniture from the front room.
All the rest Of his household
goods, including the clothing of
himself, wife and children, save
what they had on their backs, be-
ing destroyed, the children losing
even their shoes and stockings.
Thd house was new frame,
built two years ago at cost OF
$1,000, and was insured for $500.
The fire Is supposed to have com.
municated from the kitchen, q de-
tached building, separated from the
main building by space Of about
eight feet. How it originated Is u
mystery, as Mr.. White states that
be 10 aImo certain the fire in the
stove had burnt entirely out before
he retired. In addition to his other
l0sses, . months provisions which
he had laid in and which were
stored in the outbuilding, were de.
str0yed, besides . new saddle and
some harness. The pistol, the dis.
charge Of which gave the alarm,
had, contrary to custom, been left
in the cupboard of the back room,
and was thus, prOvldentially. the
means Of saving the family from
perishiDg in the flames.
Among the effects destroyed was
. desk In which, besides lot of
valuable and highly priced papers,
Mr.. White had placed his watch |
and chain and SIS in mOney-a S. |
gold piece and $40 Ia silver. Inl
searching among the ashes yester.
day morning he found the silver,
the half dollars melted into two
solid Jumps, and the chain, which |
had been partially melted, but was
unable to find either the watch or
gold piece. :.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
H. JACOBY, PLAINTIFF,
VS..
]. G. TOMBSTONE, Defendant.


J. G. JOHNS TONE, Defendant.)
The People of the state of California,
send greeting to ]. Q. tombstone, De.
You are hereby required to appear in
above named Plaintiff in the Justices
Court OF Wilmington Township, county
Of Los Angeles, state OF california, and
to answer before the Justice at his office
Lnerein. within i've days exclusive OF
the day of service) after the service on
you OF this summons. If served within
the township In which this action IL
ship, but In said county. within ten
days; or within twenty days II served
else where.
The said action is brought to recover
the sum Of two hundred and sixty two
and 48.l00 dollars and interest thereon
from Nov. LIST. 1877, At one and One.quar-
ter per cent. per month, alleged to be
due from said defendant unto said plain
tiff on q Ct rtain promissory note execute
ed by defendant unto plaintiff June LIST,
A. D.l878.
For further particulars reference is had
to plaintiffs complaint now on file In
And. You are hereby not,ned that If ysu
fail to so appear and answer said COM
plant as above required, said plaintiff
will take judgment against you for said
sum OF 1862 4S-l00 and interest from Nov.
l, 1877, at ~ per cent. per month, togeth-
or with costs of this suit.
Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this LIST day OF
December, 1880.
J.F. G. JOHNSON,
Justice of the Peace of said Township.
g. NJ. HOLTON Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
A true copy OF the original.
| GEORGE DEAVER,
| Constable Wilmin atom Township.
d7tu.2m.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
SUM MONS.
In the JUSTICES Court
OF Wilmington Township In the
County Of Los Angeles, State of
California.
II. JACOBY. Plaintiff,
JAMES G. TOMBSTONE, DEFENDANT

The People of the State Of California
send greeting to James @. Johnstone.
s You are hereby required to appear in
An action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the Justice's
Court of Wilmington Township. county
OF Los Angeles, state OF California, and
to answer before the Justice. at his once
in the said Township. the complaint flled
therein, within I'VE days exclusive ofthe
day Of service) after the service On yon Of
this summons-if served within the
township in which this notion IL brought
-or, II served out Of said township, but
In said county, within ten days, or with
| in twenty days n served elsewhere.
The said action 10 brought TO recover
dred and eighty six and $500 dollars
| 1895 8S.l00) on account for goods, wares
and merchandise sold and delivered by
plaintiff to defendant at Wilmington: in
OF Decem ber. A. d. 1878. together with In
| terest thereon from said date.
For further particulars reference 10 had
| to plaintiffs Complaint filed In this Of
| And you are hereby mott fed that If you
l fall 90 TO appear and answer said com.
plant ~ above required, said plaintiff
| will take judgment against lou for said
sum OF 92s6 S5-lOO. and interest from De.
cember 2lst. 1873. together with costs OF
Make legal service and due return
hereof.
Given under my hand this asa day OF
Noss"'''' '''0 J.F.c. JOHNSON.
| Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
g. n. HOLTONs Attorney for Plaintiff
A true copy Of the original.
GEORGE BEAVER,
Constable Of WiImington Township.-
nov ~ 0o1-2ns
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
COURT REPORTS.
Superior Observation-Disclosures. j.
THURsDAY. Feb. II.

Superior Observation-Disclosures.
THURSDAY, Feb. II.
Elizalde vs.. Elizalde - Referred
to Geo. 8. Patton, to take testi.
mony and report facts to the Court
McCreery vs.. Fuller ct al.-Se,
for Friday, Feb. Is, 1881, at 10 A. M
A Pice, deceased-Continued un.
til Saturday, March s, 1881, at IL
A. M.
p. PIco vs. r. Pico-Continued
by consent until Saturday, March
5th, at 10 A. NJ.
In re estate Of X. F. Phillips, de.
ceased-Hearing on probate Of will
continued until tomorrow at 10
A.. M.
Dewey vs. Frank Bros. -Re.ar.
gument set for Saturday next at III
A. M.
Taylor vs. Naturalization to
retax costs heard; twenty days ad.
ditional stay granted.
| Weber We. REPUBLICATION
for writ of assistance heard and
granted.
People We. F. P. Standardization
to set aside Information denied; de-
murrer to Information argued and
taken under advisement; arrafgn.
ment postponed until Saturday
next at 10 A. M
Estate Of M. V. de Sylvia, decd
Final discharge Of administrator
granted.
Es rate Of Jose L. sepulveda, de.
ceassd-Juan q Sepulvsda appoint
ed special administrator,
Estate Of M. A. Tyler, deceased
Petition for letters of adm nistra.
ton set for hearing Monday, Feb.
%, al 10 A. M.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Ralphs vs.. Hare; argument.
Temple vs.. Lenuott.
McCreery We. Fuller ct al.
Estate of X. F. Phillips, deceas.
ed; probate Of will.
WILSON,.
D. B. Marx VI. II. M. Mitchell,
Sheriff-Cause dismissed; judg.
ment for defendant for costs.
SOuu OOVR w.. JANUS OV0WaIL-
Motion of defendant to file amend
ed undertaking on appeal argued
and allowed upon payment of ell
plaintiffs cost since judgme emit.
Conditional judgment for defend
ant for costs and So so damages.
HI. Msllard We. D. Sullivan
Judgment for costs and $3.50 dam.
ages.
People ex rel John Trstf,rd W..
Board Of Supervisors and County
Cierk-AppIication fer a writ Of
mands mus passed informally to be
taken up on a day to be set by the
Court.
Geo. G. Gibbs ct al. vs.. P. G.
Tonner-Ordered that receiver
herein may be discharged and the
order appointing him vacated, the
property received by him to be re.
turned to the persons from whom
the same was taken as per stipuls-
ton Of counsel filed herein.
Lucy Gilmore vs. 7. JEFF White
ct aI-Defendant Loomis allowed
ten days further time to answer.
Kennedy We Charles w. Davis
Five days further time to answer.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Lowe VS.. Hare.
Rau Y. Hare.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
A Card.

To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions OF
youth, nervous weakness. early
decay, loss of mani 90 ], etc., I will
send q recipe that will cure you,
free Of charge. This great remedy
was discovered by q missionary IL
South America. Send q self-ad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. Joseph
T. Inman, Station D, New York
City. mylS'ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
Sir Boyle Roche Again.
From the Cardiff Mail. !

It is not often that the callous-
ness OF the hated Saxon is de-
nounced in languange more truly
Hibernian than that employed by
one Of the mem ers for Wicklow In
the House Of Commons during the
debate on the Address. "As long,"
exclaimed the honorable gentle.
man In fervent accents, ssas long ~
Ireland WAS silent under wrongs,
England was deaf TO her cries."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
susINess ENTERPRISE.
fHE HERALD STEAM PRINTING
House makes . speciality of Legal
Printing. Briefs, transcripts, etc.,
printed at low rates.

Fresh shrimps Tuesdays, Fridays
and Saturdays; California and
Puget Sound oysters, 25 cents per
plate; Eastern oysters every style;
hot and cold lunches and all the
delicacies Of the season served Oh
the shortest notice at Congress
Hall, corner Of Main and Requena
streets. Boca beer, the best on the
Coast, always on hand, az well az q
full supply Of the best brands OF
LIQUORS, wines and cigars. En-.
trance to ladies' rooms on Requena
street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18
Property Transfers.
REPORTED BY JUDsON. GILLETTE
GIBsON-FEBRUAR II, 1881.
CONvEYANCEs.


Nd Holljpgsworth to Edith Painter
N X OF lot Is, block b. San Pasqual tract;
David Townsend and wife to John H
Painters u lot 0. block b, San Pasqual
Theodre D Cutter to VIM spring-Lot
SOxl5O feet in LOTT, WestminsteI; SlOO;
John KoYdes to John l. Webster-Ten
acres in Van de Graf tract, Ro Santiago
de santa Ana; $1,000.
81 8 Orme and Mary g, his wife. to G
Hager-l0 acres in Van de Gran tract;
$3.50.
Luck hardt, l. N l. Baldwin, M D Hare
4 d Smith. a Brunson. Joseph Breson,
Savtngs and Loan Society-Two tracts
I03 e5 and 1888 acres-in Secs Il, 10. q
ard e, Tas Z lS ~, and SW o. 81; sW n
A kobinson, trustee, TO d T. " and
+ Sslls-NE y ofNW y Sec II SIS Il II
x K Loemis to Yguasio Resales Bill
derain and Arturo Bilderrain-Loe front
lng - eset west side Los Angeles street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18

william r. Dalrymple, Of the
famous grain farm In Dakota, says
that the clean profits for 1880 were
over $3.50, 900. He raised more
than half q million bushels Of
wheat on "a 600 acres and disposed
of 1t In Buffalo 1t profit Of fifty
cents q bushel.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-02-18

A minister at Ayr, Scotland, re-
Gently introduced the following pc.
tition into his Sunday prayer: 20
Lord, bless tho Establish ed
Church, apd the Free Church, and
the United Presbyterian Church,
and all the other churches. Thou
knowest the various Dicknames,
Lord. by which they are called;
bless them all.n