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six balls In spot not much lnrRer than a dol

stx balls IN spot not much lnrRer than a dol
lar.
By this time the SCHOOL, bouse wus half full Of
to ct,ule IN.
Then the teacher walked half way down tho
room, with t,owIe-knife in his hand, and threw
II with so TRUE Il hand that it stuck, Iuiverug,
iii the centre nr the card.
=. liz lctt II therc, and quietly put two more of
smoking pistol.
j., He spoke: to ths cross-eyed boy, the bully Of
tue ert'wl. ind the boy rang the bell.
The schonrs will take their seats: open
school With Il prayer" he said, sternly, five
minutes Inter.
The Scholars sat down silently, almost breattl-
less. alter the prayer the tenehcr cooked re-
'olycr aug walked dawn OH tho floor
"e VIII nrral*e tho classes" ho said. "All
VINO cAla reud. write, and spell. will rise. Of
them we will form the first class"
Qniy six got up. lie escorted thom to upper
seats, and then ho begun To- examine the rest:
4 whisper was henrd behind him. In a second
No whispering allowed herc:" he thun-
slerrt. aud for an instant his revolver lay OIL
level with the crtss-eyeu boys head.
~! IL not do so any morc, Easped the bully. .
warning" said the teacher. and tho revolver
fell
1t took two hours to orgnnizc the classes, hut
when done they were all organized.
for the room was crowded Alld hot. 4 hawk
was circlinE overhead. high III the afr. Tho
tetchcr drew his revolver, aud the next second
tha hawk cane tuu1bling down among the won-
derlEg scholars.
From that '!,y on Harry. kept school for two
years IN Cranberry Gutch: his salary doubind
alter the t'rst quarter. and his pupils learned
To love MS well rs RESPECT him. and tho rev0vers
were otlt OF sight within Il month.
They had found Il man ut last who could keep
School. This is fact.
, 1881-10-30
fhe Slim Teaclser-Bsuw He n3naee<t
the SElloo1 :ti Cranberry Guieft,

= $"n ftuHci*cn iiai,sfiu.
"altsxcr- no douht sou have uli the Icarntu'
tnt REQUIRED i'll school teAcls;r, bntit wants
more than eArnin to nuke Il tn bit. tt, tclctl
scf"'W IN Cranberry ;uict. You'll soon tln,l
tA''l out IL you try. We've h.'l three .ylo tried
u on- One isss ihors: in The graveyard: another
lost MS eye: the last o;cncd s.hool aud irft h,-
lori. ncp:l-iItnr. Tor tho b.neHt OF his hCrtltf1
lie hu:.i, ncsn hack sl1.ct:. New, youre slcn-
s1cr p1tl!a. au all yt1f ic:trniu will only make 1t
don't stand 10 pun=en=c." -
lhi5 was what ''nc Ut the Trustees Of the dis
fric; sa'J ~ my friend, Harry Ftu1oe, wacn ho
urnli.d for thu vacant post or teacher
..lSt M. Try: | know az. slender, hut am
lust as you IKE. There's he scaooi. house
and l'lf have the nuticc given il you want it
done,,' sail tho Trnstee-*
~ 'l1,' saI1 Harry, 8 and lloncn next Mon
Tne notice was given, and there was a good
aea! ~ eAc1te.ncnf IN the ,uich aud along the
ruth sexes mule an excusc to f1ron intn rho
tavern ~ :,tt Il s.ht Of the fellow who thou.ni
L. Gould keep schoM in that district, and many
IL c'ht''inpluols glance fell the sIeutcr form
a,in ss'uthfuI face Of the woull-be teacher.
, Light ci''ck on Monday morning ca1nc, and
liafsS flVtoc vent dowu to the schoof-housa
WITH key in one hand and 4 yalise in the
''lsea,ly to slope. if he finds we're to much
1'ra 1or nan SUD cross-eycd, broad- shouldered
The school house WIS unlocked, and tho now
teacGfr went to his desk. Some Of the folks
school was no. called.
:, ftasrx opcued his valizc and took out a largo
M Mt: H., Ihe.l aieE buekling 1t around his waist
III The i'lNde. N@1'@ s"S-s7
-. =, .'rl1'lt.t'er! be means busincss!'' muttered
The ,iew tes:hcr now took out Il gauare ca:d
'htiut lonr inches each war. walked to tho other
aa h ,a .. Ihe and Tucked against
Folver from his belr. and quick. AZ thoEphf
, 1881-10-30
LATE CITY NEWS.

EsaAte Hin month.
Henry A. Perry, slick young confidence
fnsn. was arrested lust evening t,y Detectives
Elliott and Wiley ulNtn II ,Tarratit charyu, him
-T'tn obtaining money by f;usc prcsens.,s.
The complainant is Il woman rcsl-
lug on Wabash avenue, who tor
the present figures as l'.aiu Mrs. Smith.
She alleges that When Perry znaac her :eu,::,lnr-
aE'cc he was adorned with diamonds worth
tsbout ST. GIL He iti:r1lel 10 r., Il gambler in
bard luck, ard nawin.s1 1bcm for $1.1O q, Gold
snid'a $, Gu SiadisoE street. and not long after
sass nc 1na1'aScd to s.akt Il raise and redeemed
the Jewels. Ha,,i luck again struck him.
s'F rather he made such p.c1ensin.s, and agai,,
put the diamonds up spout. for ,,,,ac., less
'sutn. however thai, il,t. first tine. ssS Stnit
WAS easily induced BY MIN 10 purchase. th.,
1twn. ticket, aac now after scs1eensing the je:7-
t7fv see l,:lds that Parry deceived her a,y paw1,-
tat vniuab!e parcel OF *jcwclry the first
lime. and then rawni,g M inferior
IT, the duplicate OF the Others. tho
second t;u1e. The trick is an old cue, and has
utels worked successfully BY both male and le-
;n3ie operators IN ahis city for some years past
~ Is asserted that many persons who have been
taken III py them have not yer discovered that
<hty were swindaed, and are rreasur,px up thu
oaesp naste Diamonds Al dearly ~ If they
, 1881-10-30
RANK STATEMENT.

BANK STATEMENT
New YORK, Oct e?.-The following is the
weekly bauk ~statcmcnt: Loans, decrease g.
ftt.ts1: specie, jtlc-easc. $.:.tS, ,09; legal ten
ders, increase. S4EL.eD: deposits. increase ST.
$3.50: circulation. increase ~, ,l; reserve. III,
crease. s.. s1sacs5. The bauss now mold H.. SO
In excess of their legal requirements
W4.1t,GSfF: l:AlN.
Hopes are entertained rtat the dreaded water
famine will he aeerted- IT. has hf.en storn,lu: at
intervals tosay+ and tonight the rs.i,, is coming
down steadily.
TIL: FRENCH DELEGATES
sr1 Ired from Phsadeiuhia this afternoon, aud
took the FAii Nycr la,At tor Newport.
TIE MICHIGAN FlE1: SUFFERERS.
The Michigan l:cl9f Fund now AMOUNTS to
$12cGTL
ET-f;1sTi:A 7IoN: or VOTERS.
The tntni registration Of yote,,s for tho coming
election is ls0.A1 u:E.litlst .1d,J.i last rear
, 1881-10-30

teriaiiz..s tie spri,g Of George Wnshi,ly,.,,1.
N!lEo tne. Lt,t,'.l .1nanpcs ,lui.,s C;rsar Muses.
Napoleon isottararte. John t. H.euu,l, Im,n OF
at tbs snn,c 1e. aud nFganizts them mo de-
hatlne socc,y IN decide whn WAS the greatest
1aan that ever lived. aud lr:forc ttlty .,t
I1ocapartt his Victories were sf,iy bnl !uck, ana
Juaunes tells Milton his poetry Is atlautttl II,
signs for patent iHdiciHe ,t'ls and tpnj1 tells
gsiion. aud CsnThIs Khan infof4i1s Noses tt,at
ne could have run the Jsrse}jtes acyt,ss fut,
desert in SIX days, and iIeenaa ACCUSES Joan of
wearing Il talse bang, md they pail t1air and
bite. and The boys think it's n better SHOW than
row III concert-hatl. aud the medium Ia mas-
ing money hand over fist - ~1oA
, 1881-10-30
s Steady Fall Of Rain Relieving APP
~: prehensions Of Water
Famine.
She Was Killed by an Abortionist and Her
Body Mutilated and Disfgured.
! Rumor Dorne Through the City that Vanderbilt
had Fallen in 37oplelY.
PATTI.

PATTI.
sHE WILL WORK TIL: COUNTRY FIRST IN
CONCERTS.
Spfctal Dsnatca 1bs Ch:caGn Tribune.
NEW T0RK, Oct. Alt MAS reported this
morning that Patti. now under way to this
country, would pr,babiy appear fn:'opera rs
yell as concert, but il what her agent NOW
here- silys il true the story has foundation.
He stales positively that Patti will sing only tn
concert. uud will he assisted by tho following
1.G,uel ar1is,s: Mile Hoaenschd, contrattn;
n Nico1inj, TENOR nj the ThGairc ItalieIl. Paris;
II. SaIyati, baritone, OF the La Scala Theatre,
Milan: NJ Leviily, blritoue; NJ Pinto, basso, Of
the Theatre Italieu. Paris; and by the
following Instrumental performers: Mlie.s
Csstelaer. vinsiusste, and ~ Gorno,
pianist, Professor at the, Cuascrvatoirc
I'll Milan. Nine. Patti and Company arr. eApect-
I'd IL arriye uext Wednesday in tho Algeria
zlter finishing her lrst series vi co..eeriS lthc
prts1ruul Tor which il not yet Anntslnt:.~t, she
viii .,ist Ho$tot, troyiterce, and N,'w Haven.
Ee- Western aud Southern. toi; will tu!hraace
chicago. Cevc.and- Detroit, st. Louis, Ciaeipna-
II, aud New Urlcans.
, 1881-10-30

pears to resist decay quite as we'll as leather
prepared by the use Of tann!n from oak bark.
en1ng OF the time-xo0d leather, 1t is said. being
obtained from raw hides in two weeks No
chnu@e in the process seems to be Introduced.
new process whether the leather while in the
bath of bichrolnate. is exposed to light OR not
The action Of light Upon the bichrotnute when
combined with Eelnt1ne ~ tn produce Il hnr1en-
ing or the Keiatine. which causes IT to resist
watcr this being the basis OF phoso- printing
processes), AMI ns tho tanning Is @ harden ing Of
the gelatfne. it may DC presumed that the new
pTtlcR89 Is partly actinfc.
, 1881-10-30

frfF1ft tftt Itrfss-
"Fnthar." 1egnn II yuung He,r.iter tho other
evening. ''werc you in TUG war:"
~, my eNl.
''W:ls il nwtui?'' il"
= "fcs.'
lots Of dead aud wounded mcn?"
ayes"
*..Ud you kill nlany?i'' -
Well, Shouldn't like to answer thar qucs-
tfon."
a. Arc you worry modest, nag
~ hHpc J. uul TOO ruUtlest tt braC'' :
That was what Mr.. smith neant. then. Nhc7.
You hsdu.t any WAT record to hrap or
:. He did, eh? Smith is u Iawyer.'
" TAat's whut thought. Flo told the mep that
, 1881-10-30

Catherine Wolff, German woman who had
been stopping With Mrs. Maria Knzler, OF No.
Al Canal street. Was arrested yesterday by Of
flccr Carey. of tno West Twelfth Street Station.
nnon suspicion Of having forced open trunk
helonC!n&, to Mrs. Enzlcr, Trt,m which so cush
WAS stolen some time during the forenoon. The
woman stputiy denied at! knowledge OF tue
theft, but upon searching her Mt the station $64
Of the stolen money was found ses:reted in her
c!Ot hing.
, 1881-10-30

Detectives Ryaa and Lort1et1.an arrested yes
tcrday forenoon negro giving tho naN'c of
Frank Clark a,,.1 i white InRii named William
UDrien whom they met OH Clark street loaded
duwn with valuable furs. Last evening tho furs
were identified rs having ttcE stolen during tho
night from IierzeE's fir store, No 2uS State
street, by burglars sEho brDkr MI $50 pane Of
glass. ans, saen stripped the windows. The furs
recovered arc about o1e-hai{ OF tho quantity
, 1881-10-30
Il SMALL FIRE,

Tho alarm froln Box ~, ut G:i5 last eyenin.
WIS CAUSED by fire in The rear ol No. s22 North
Ha!stcd street. two-stoSr fran. building
owned by i. kclpc, and occupied a.r II. Eol,n,
cfockery dealer. Damage IL building. $!J and
to bett!ug unj closhn. S;7f. Tho fire originated
III the pocket OF IN orercaat.
, 1881-10-30

VANDERBILT E1.EErS.
Soeefal ;7,spa1eh - Tue CAscc7o Tribune
NEW YORK, Oct .o.--4at Il late hour las. niRht
& rnmur ran like willtlre.1 trough the up town
hotel lohbes to the effect that
Mr. William H. Vanderbilt had been
seiz.d with an attack OF apopIcsy, and .ra7 in a
eying condition. The r,luor caused considcl:,-
BILE excitement. but its Source cu,il.I not be
traced. Ou inquiry at Mr. Fanderhil1's resi-
.ience> it was ascer1aued that be WAS sleeping
quietly In his bed.
, 1881-10-30
Quick Tanning Process.

Bichromatc Of potash appears to bo coming
into use as tanning material The action Of
This chemical upon gelarine under the influence
OF Hight is well known, and is used ir certain
photo-pr1ntfng processes The leather pre-
pared bS the use Of the new material fg known
as chrome leoshar, anQ from all accounts it ap.
, 1881-10-30

SpectIi Dispatch tn The Chteu9u Tribune.
KEokuk, H., Oct. IA rise Of two inches
vas marked III the Mississippi last night, and it
has continued to rise today. Heavy rains fell
here last evening. Wagon trat.ic over the l1co-
kuk and Hau,ltun t,rs!gc has bect1 suspended,
the water over the dyke on tho illinois in some
places heina; thre. feet deep.
, 1881-10-30

Charles Sullivan, II years old. md Thomas
Sonmcrs. II years, ars locked up 1T the West
Twelfth Strrct Station, charged with stealing
horse and coupe belonging 10 VI. Cotter. Of No.
:;i State street, from In trout Of the West Taylor
Street Turncr-Hal. ut an carly hour yesterday
morning. Al: o'clock Officers O'Lcary ai,d Me-
Carthy encountered lhe young men and the
stoicl rig on Canal street, near Judd, Gud at
their approach IL thru person, who was urIvlas
eur them. jumucd from the seat and rztu away.
Same lfine later hack. No II. driven by John
Kelley III No. 4<} State street. was stolen from
in front Of the SAME haii but the driver and MIR.
Coiter gave ch;lSc i'll another yehic:e Until tho
thieves abandoned the teaul ard carriage.
, 1881-10-30

were worth all they paid for thom, and more
too Perry and some others In the business
not make themselves criminaily liable. but the
reputation at the prisoner In this case Is art 10
80 greatly against MIN. lie has given bail for
his appearance Dsfore Justice Wallace nj
o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
, 1881-10-30

EHNl ksfHy FeaFeA.
Mrs. Henrietta kosr, living III shanty on
Loonss street, near Twentieth. was taken Ill
suddenly while at supper at l0:;D Friday night,
aud died before II physician coulu he sum
noned to attend her. Coroner Matsuss
visited the house yesterday for the
purpose Of holding an Inquest. but
Il child of tho deceased told him an strange Il
story THAT he determined to thoroughly iuvesti-
gate the case. The County PbysiciAi. will there
fore make p,st-mortetn examination this
the cnu$e Of death. The little ouo's. story is
soulr,shat vuEue and indciinit, and is t" the
the anl.,niinai region inflicted by some one in
tile neisbborhood. The lnHIailrr of the ~>n'Nn's
demise. would Indicate, however. that there is
nuthing in the childs story. 1t Is worth tho
Coroucr's while tt Investigate a little, however
, 1881-10-30
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G.1Sp. NJ et7Si3 ID | ~ il | - j'>' tt:;.t,t-

ano Instrumental error.
llllneSt temperature ILL.,,
lowest Temperature, a5.;,
aiean iEt7>E.eter, =. ill.,
Mean therIuO,le1cE. ;la.
Mean humidity, .4,1.
, 1881-10-30
,EUEKSKJN UNDER U.E4E.
TO PRESERVE HEALTH =.

Use s!.1rrrS PATENT PERFORATED BrCk.
SKIN ESHEEEAkNEs'r*. They ARE priceless ~ ~
Indie, aul .snt!cuaen With Weak i.pnss. ant NJ cs3'
uf - il. -
reeumoais r:s E:cr Ena.u NLefs Taess carnt1
WE'RE WORN, II;
Keeping the botv In i uniform degree Of Narns11
they Prevent t'uda Hheu;uAtiAus. and NJ! knulssN.
discom!urts Recommended by att phTsEta'nEss.
Aass'e"A Institute for twelve
send for circular. For sale eyesyvhere co II,
b. c. ItAi4l4 + CO..
81 Leonard-st, New YORK IN.
, 1881-10-30

Trying to Break tiae Monotonv ~
ho'ne~f1c Prison Life by Playing H.
s. UnspAh.ss
, 1881-10-30
7ins Har+ 1hecI uu 1rsr1.i "a It'n.I i;sorh1r

"Tou snHll to ulrnsurc.
LOCAL. OBSERVATIONS.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-14
Valuable Property for Sale

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of au-
thority vested in us, we will offer for sale at
the door of the Court House inMarfetta, Ohio,
On Saturday, Dec. II, A D., 1881,
at one o'clock, P. M, of said day, the store
building property Of Samuel SRipman, de-
scribed as follows, to-wit: Partof city lot No.
907, in square No. SO, in the city of Marietta,
Washington county, Ohio held by lease for
SO years, renewable forever, from the Trus-
tees for managing section No. % in said town,
bounded as follows, viz: Commencing at q
point.on the line of Greene street, 27 feet4h
inches from the easterly corner of said lot,
and running thence westerly on the line of
said street q feet " inches; thence northerly
at right angles with said street and on line
parallel with Front street, 90 feet; thence
easter1y on a line parallel with said Greene
street q feet n inches; thence southerly to
the place of beginning, with the free use of
an alley at all times from the rear of said part
of said Front street of such width as will re-
main after deducting 172 feet from the entire
length of said lot No. 907 Appraised at
s, $50. Also privy lot back of said premises
appraised ats.
Also, at the same time and place we will
offer for sale l60 shares of stock of $50 90 each
in the Marietta Chair Company.
And also two shares of stock of $4,000 each
in the Marietta Gas Company.
Terms of sale cash, or with some variation
to nit purchasers.
SAMUEL SHIPMAN'S EXECUTORS.
By M. d. Follett & Son, Attorneys.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-14
TELEpHoNEs.-A project to build

TELEPHoNEs.-A project to build
a telephone line from Keyser to
Moorefeld is agitating our Hardy
friends, and it is claimed that bust
ness men of both towns endorse the
idea. You may count us in for an
extension to Petersburg, when ex-
pectation blooms into glad fruition
on the proposed routes B. Ga
zette.
BRoMINE CoRNER.-A company
has been organized, chiefly of Gin
cinnati parties, to control the man
ufacture and sale of bromine. The
company has leased the bitter wa
ter of majority of the salt works
about Pomery, so says the Telegram.
FAMINE.-Only one marriage IL
cense issued in Putnam county dur
ing November, says the Democrat.
Wonder if the liquor-ladies won't
charge this dearth to prohibition,
since the liquor men are little
short Of charges just now?
FIRE AT HUNTINGToN.-We were
sorry to note a recent fire in Hunt
ington by which the block at cor
ner of 3rd Avenue and Sth Streets,
was burned, including Mr.. ]. H.
Cammack's new building. Total
loss $4,000 and no insurance.
CHILD BURNED.--A little girl,
child of Mr.. Frank Ritter, near
Burning Springs, was seriously, if
not fatally burned a few days ago,
by it's clothes igniting while pass
ing too near the fire.
FIRE.--Some villain recently fired
the barn of John Degrange, near
Harpers Ferry, in which were burn
ed four horses, one colt, fodder, hay,
threshing machine and much
other valuable property.
PINK EYE.-A great many horses
in this city are afflicted with di-
sease known as "Pink Eye" altho'
it does not seem to be fatal.--Huaat
iagton Argus.
BURGLARY. The BuckhannOn
Banner notes a successful burglary
by which the thief got S. in money
and $3.50 in notes Of no value to the
bold scamp.
CUMBERLAND.--The City hotel at
Cumberland was partially destroyed
by fire few days ago. From de-
fective hue as usual.
HUNTING.-A Baltimore hunting
party captured ten deer recently
during trip into Mineral county.
DIPHTHERIA.-The Pioneer says
diphtheria is still raging in portions
of Tucker county.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-14
DISSOLUTION

NOTICE is hereby given that the Partner
~ ship heretofore existing between Joseph
Wright and G. w. Wright, doing business I'm
der the firm name of Wright & Co., was dis
solved on the llth day OF October, 1881, by
be settled by Joseph Wright, to whom all
debts should be paid
The Carriage and Wagon business is con-
who will give prompt attention to all orders
and wants in his line.
Thanking our friends for their liberal pat
ronage, the same favors are respectful sol1c-
tied for the continued business.
JOSEPH WRIGHT.
G. w. WRIGHT.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-12-14
v. VA. UNIVERSITY

Nine departments of study; textbooks
furnished at cost; calander arranged to suit
Teachers expenses for one year from SI75 to
$500; non-sectarian, liberal, thorough.
Fall Term begins September 9TH, 1881.
Attendance last year from % counties of
West Virginia, and from States and Terri
tories; Number of students larger than for
ten years previous
"""For catalogues and other information
apply to the Acting President, ID. II. Purin-
ton, Morgantown, w. Va
Jnne %, 1881.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-27
NOTICE OF Intention.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 1T
I, Is the intention Of the Council of the
city Of Los Angeles to change and estab-
lish the grade of Charity street, between
Temple and Court House streets, as fol-
lows:
The grade at tho crossing of Charity
and Temple streets to be 100 feet above
datum plane; at IS feet southerly from
the south line OF Temple street the grade
is to be on tho east side Of Charity street
1865 feet and on the west side 1875 feet
above datum plane; at 202 feet southerly
grade is to be on the east side of Charity
street 1908 feet, and on the west side I52'a
feet above datum plane; at $50 feet south.
erly from south line OF Tenn pie street the
street 1853 feet and the west side 1865 feet
above datum plane; at $50 feet southe rly
from the south line OF Temple street the
grade is to be on the east side 154 feet and
on Inc west side l58 feet above datum
line Of Temple street the grade is to be
on the east side 1853 feet and on the west
side l5l feet above datum plane; at the
crossing OF Charity and Court House
streets the grade is to be at the northeast
corner IA feet, at the northwest corner
A2 feet, at the southeast corner
l42 feet and at the southwest corner lao
feet above datum plane.
All persons interested are hereby titled
W nio tueli oDJoCuOus, IL any they have,
with the Clerk of the Council within ten
days after the date Of the first publication
Of this notice.
By order of the Council of the CITY of
Los Angeles at its meeting of the 5th Of
November, 1881.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council of the City Of Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles, November 8, A. D. 1881,
p8.l0t
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-27
To All Whom it May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, the sixth [6thI day of Decem Der,
1881, at 10 O'Clock A. M, or as soon tn ere.
alter as the application can be heard, at
The supervisors Room, in the Court
House of Los Angeles county, in the
city of Los Angeles, California, applica.
ton VIII be made by the undersigned,
Manuel Domtnguez, to the Board OF Su.
pervisors of said county for authority to
construct o wharf on the east side OF the
channel of "Wilm ington Bay,U or the
inner Bay OF San Pedro" with license
to take toll for the use of the same for
the period of twenty years.
The location of the wharf for which q
wit: VS. w.
Beginning at point on the east side of
the channel Of "Wilmington Bay" or
the elmer Bay of San Pedro, - from
which the southeast corner of the pres.
ent wharf of the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company bears south "a degrees west
and 1872 7-10 feet distant; thence true
courses, variation IA degrees As minutes
east. south 80 degrees west 1000 feet:
thence south 81 degrees east rs feet:
thence north 80 degrees east 1000 feet;
thence north 81 degrees west rs feet to
place OF beginning, containing 77-l00
acres.
MANUEL DOMINGUEZ.
Los Angeles, Nov. s. 1881. n6-4w
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-27
PROPOSALS
FOR THE
EXCHANGE OF BONDS OF THE
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES.

Office of the County Treasurer of the)
County Of Los Angeles, State Of
California. Los Angeles, CAL, No.
vember eth, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that Sealed Pro-
pOsals will be received by the under
Angeles, county Of Los Angeles. State Of
California, until 10 o'clock A. N. OF Mon.
day, December 9th, A. d. 1881, for the
surrender of any or all OF the bonds OF
said county Of Los Angeles now out.
standing issued under the Act of the
Legislature of the State of California en-.
titled IAN Act TO authorize the Board of
Supervisors OF the County OF Los Ange.
les to take and subscribe the sum OF one
the capital stock ofthe Los Angeles and
San Pedro Railroad Company, In the
county OF Los Angeles, and to provide
for the payment Of the same, and other
matters relating 'sasg thereto approved
OF said county TO the amount of one
hundred and thirty-six thousand dollars,
In denominations Of $1,000 each, bearing
date January LIST, 1882, payable at the Of
fee OF the Treasurer OF said Los Angeles
county January LIST, 1902, or at any time
before that date, at the pleasure OF the
said county, and drawing interest at the
rate OF six per cent per annum. payable
semi-annually on the LIST day Of July
and January Of each year, both princi-
pal and interest payable In gold coin of
the Governm emit Of the United States.
The said bonds are issued by the Board
of Supervisors Of the county OF Los An.
geles under the provisions of Chapter
Two Of Title Two Of Part Four Of the PO-
litical Code of the State of California,
and in conformity with q resolution OF
Der 6th, 1881.
Tue right to reject any or all bids IL
Proposals. to be sndorseds "proposals
Tor the Exchange OF nonds.u
MILTON LIHDLEY,
Treasuyef County Of Los Anseles
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