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hereby certify the foregoing to be a
full. true and correct copy OF the original
adjudication of insolvency, order of pub
ltcat1on. ETC., in NJ after of Caswell A.
Reynolds, an insolvent deb tor, on file in
my office, and that have carefully COM
pared the same with the original.
In witness whereof have hereuntO het
my hand and affixed the seal of
the Superior Court, this lst day of
December, 1881.
lSeal.l A. w. POTTS,
County Clerk.
By E. H. OWEN, Deputy. d2td
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lss
County of Los Angeles. '''
Isaias w. Hellman, President. and
John Miner, Secretary, of the farmers
and Merchants Bank OF Los Angeles, G o
solemnly swear that the amount OF
capital paid in is Two Hundred Thous-
and Dollars (S200, 900 O0).
ISAIAS w. HELLMAN, President.
JOHN MILNER, Secretary.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 8.

At nine o'clock A. NJ, and continuing
three days.
The following studies are required for
Second Grade City Certificate: Arith-
mettc, grammar, geography, compost
tion. u. s. history. photography, defin-
ing, penmanship, reading and methods
OF teaching.
All the above.named and the follow
ing additional studies are required for
First Grade City Certificate: Algebra,
natural philosophy, natural history,
physiology, English and American lit
erature, principles Of civil government,
bookkeeping, industrial drawing, vocal
music and tho elements of political
economy.
All The above. named and the follow
Ing additional studies are required for a
High school Certificate: Rhetoric, gen.
eral history, geometry, chemis try, geol-
ogy, astronomy, mental philosophy.
All applicants for certificates must be
present at the commencement of the
examination.
Per order of the Board.
MARY A. HODGKINS,
dl5td Sec'y Board Of Examination.
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WANTs-,LOsT-FOUND.
w anted.

A situation, by a competent person for
cooking. Address, Postoffice box No.
S39. d29-lw
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Wanted.

To do carpenter work and building;
will take real estate for pay. Address j.
W., Herald Office. d2-lw
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JANUARY DRAWING

Whole Tickets, q Half Tickets, 81.
n Tickets, $50. IS Tickets, 500.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter
or send by Express, Don't send by reg.
of SIS and upward, by Express, can be
sent at our expense. Address all order
to
r. M. BOARDMAN,
Courier-Journal building, Louisville, Ky.
or r. M. BOA RDMAN, 500 Broadway.
New York. D6-dAw
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Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this Sd day OF January, 1892.
G. A. DOBINSON,
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles
county, State of California.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, in pursuance
OF the Bylaws OF said Company, that
the Annual Meeting Of the stockholders
OF the aboye-named Company will be
held at the offices OF Bicknell & White,
Nos. II, IL and Is, Temple Block, Los An
geles city and county, California, on
TUESDAY, the Sd day Of January, 1882,
at 10 O'Clock A. M. for the election OF
transaction OF such other business as
may come before them.
WILLIAM CARDWELL,
Secretary.
Los Angeles, December l8, 1881. dl7td
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LEGAL.
In the Superior Court
OF the County of Los Angeles,
State OF California.

In the matter OF the Estate and Guard
ianship of Mary U. Maxey, william
Maxey, Kate Maxey. Warren Maxey
and Alethe Maxey.
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Will be received at this office until Mon
day, January 10th, 1882, at 10 O'Clock A.
M. for printing the Delinquent Tax List
for the fiscal year 1872. Bidders will
confine their bids to SO much per square
OF ten lines of nonpaTeil type.
A certified check for $256 must accom-.
pany each bid. The successful bidder
will be required to furnish q good and
sufficient bond, conditioned according
to Law, in the sum OF 5000, for the faith.
fol performance of the contract.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board of Supervisors.
A. w. POTTS,
Atd Clerk,
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LEGAL.
CITY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
CITY OF LOS ANGELES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That in accordance with the Act OF the
Legislature of the State of California, enti-
tied can Act to authorize the Mayor and
Common Council of the City of Los An
geles to take aud subscribe seventy five
thousand dollars TO the capital stock OF
the 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 thereto" APP
proved February LIST, 1868, there is now in
the Loan Fund known as the
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

Notice is hereby given that an exami-
nation of teachers will be held by the
City Board OF Examination, in the High
School Building, Los Angeles city, COM
mencing
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Partner Wanted.

PARTNER WITH $1,000 WANTED in
the hotel business. A good tnvestm ent
and paying business. Address s.. this
Office. dl7tf
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Wanted.
MINES FOR MARES.

The subscriber wishes to exchange
several mining claims In the best locali-
ties in Arizona for first-class brood
mares. Address, l. w. LORD,
jyl7tf Los Angeles.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, In pursuance
of the Bylaws OF said company, that
the Annual Meeting OF the stock holders
OF the above.named company will be
held at the offices of Blcknell & White,
Nos. IL, IL and IL, Temple Block, Los An
geies city and county, State OF Caliior-
MIA, on TUESDAY, the Sd day of JANU.
AIRY, 1882. at 10 o'clock A. M, for the
election OF seven Directors for the ensu-
ing year, and transaction OF such other
business as may come before them.
WILLIAM CALDWELL,
Secretary.
Los Angeles, December l8, 1881. di7td
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vA>CAPITAIISTS, notice this!l!
SPLENDID INVESTMENT in
city property is offered; will net 10 per
cent. Call on Q. WHITE,
je25.n6m Room 49, Temple Block.
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Poems, owen Meredlth.
Works Of Oliver Goldsmith.
0rimm's Fairy Tales.
Annual Statistician, 1S80-81.
Modern Persecution, 2 vols, Mrs. E. P,
Y. Packard.
Secret Sorrow, Fleming.
Undine and Other Tales, Fouque.
Uncle Toms Cabin, Stowe.
My Wife and I, do.
We and Our Neighbors, do.
Paul and Virginia.
That Lass o. Lowries, Burnett.
Ny Opinions and Betsy Bobbit's.
Ivanhoe, Walter Scott.
Patience Etrong's Outings, Whitney.
Sketches by Mark Twain.
Wandering Jew.
Kings Own.
Jane Eyre.
Moonstone.
Villette.
Clerical Life and silas Mariner.
We Girls.
Pride and Prejudice.
Stephen Dane.
Gold Elsie.
Woman's Friendship.
Hope Mills.
Old Mann 'selles Secret.
Midshipman Easy.
Barriers Burned Away.
Law and the Lady.
A Quiet Neighborhood.
Paul Grayson.
The Great Match.
Japhet in Search of a Father.
Manual Of Mineialogy-Dana.
New Magdalen.
Ny Daughter Elenor.
Zigzag in ! urope.
i" " Classic Lands.
" Orient.
Boys of 81,
" I" '76.
Lothair.
Coningsby.
Stepping Heavenward.
Eeaboard Parish.
Boy Travellers in the Far East.
Vivian Grey.
Woman in White.
Hard Cash.
Mrs. Beauchamp Brown.
Faith Gartney's 6irlhood.
Dorothy's Charge.
Boys at Chequasset.
Queechy.
Jacob Faithful.
st. Elmo.
Tramp Abroad.
Donner Party.
Meadow Brook.
American Ornithology, by Wilson.
Ni,ohell's Atlas Of the World.
History Of Germany-Zimmerman.
State Geological Report.
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In the Superior Court

OF Los Angeles county, State O
California.
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PRODUCTS ON THE NORTHERN PACIFIC


E
Some weeks since we inserted the request
Of General Agent Stone for specimens OF
sereal products from Montana to b exhibit
ed in the East. Quite number responded,
and the following from the Minneapolis
Tribune of the 18th will be Of special interest
to them: ae,...... &c.,.
The Northern Pacific Railroad Companys
new exhibition car was on view yesterday On
the track near Washington avenue. From
m early hour . stream Of admirers OF tho
treasures Of the Northern Pacific country
poured through 1t. Much credit Is dua to the
decorators for the artistic skill they exhibited
In their work. jail ~" atrsa@a esf ea4ss5
The outside Of the car IL painted and let
tered In such way that there is no pcssibiii-
ty Of the visitor making any mistake a. to
It's contents. The structure is sixty feet long
and Of the same width and height
Of other cars on the line. ta The
door at one end il surrounded by buffalo
head. The heads Of the famiiysof antsiopes
that attracted so much attention atthe fair
last week also had place near the buffalo.
The roof and sides are covered with minia-
ture shocks OF grain. Ranged on shelves
along the sides Of the car are vegetables Of
every variety, and Of quality and size unsur-
passable. A pyramid-shaped-ssand 10 hiled
with glass bottles containing grains Of every
kind. Oats, wheat, buckwhsas, and other
grains in the straw, grasses and corn are
shown In great variety. There are from so
to 700 samples all told. The spscimsns Of
wood number 70, and OF grasses there are
about 80. Beets measuring two feet In length
and weighing % pounds each, cucumbers and
squashes of large Size claim attention. Ores,
pstrified woods, bricks, lime, and every con-
csivable product that 1t was practicable 70
exhibit are to be seen. Then there are
number Of photographs Of beautiful scenery
In Dakota and Montana OIL e' g7sag via.
The company In dispatching . car % taAts'
| fully fitted up win. do service not only g
themselves but to the entire territory through
which their lines run. II Is In charge Of Mr.
7. K. ststeler and Edward Breed.
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To stop Runaway Horsss or obvisss ths
Necessity Of Hitching.

10, Ilres who was here this week. showed
nm the safety rein which he recently invens
ed and for which he has received caveas
srsm the Patent Office. IL In designed NOS
or,v n check and throw III necessary, frAc-
ton. mr. runaway horse or horses, but 10 DO
u.ed In lieu of hitching strap. and can De
spplied as we'll to single horse or span OF
horses In harness, or to a saddle animal. IL
In n we'll known fact to horsemen, and used
IN al, the .pted methods OF breaking bad
har.es that to raise or impede the action OF
.re fore leg, not only disconcerts the horse
srt conouers him. III he cannot move both
fore Legs forward Mt once he cannot run. Col.
T,gsx invention is an adaptation OF this TACT
A padded strap encircles one leg OF the horse
,u., below the knee. In case OF span the
ir.sr fore,ee Of each horse il thus attached.
rrom these two round loose straps lead back
sone three or four feet, are connected' ana
.xtsnd back TO the driysr by single strap.
A Ieeper holds them In place on the pole.
A. ,he line Ia drawn the horses leg In, gradu-
.l,w Az violently, M the case may require,
.h.nI.d In It's motion, or lifted from the
.rouna I'm which latter event the horse OF
hor..s NAV be thrown IL necessary. A brass
.,,v ~;,hiu reach OF the driver holds the hne
a. che pox,tion In which IL IL drawn until the
ariver releases IL by pressure Of foot or hand
This 10 the simplest, cheapest and most near
" perfect Of any Of the devices we have seen
for the purpose for which IL ID intended, and
-,,,nrob.biy make fortune for the invent
or. The appliance for double team vii
No, Al ceed %, and does not interfere with ID
travel. It In claimed 1t works perfectly 10
nr.ct,caI uss. It's raore general use ID claim
sd 10 be In LIS availability In leaving > team
vithout hitching, as all that IL required u e
drav the strap . little and the team IL hitch
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THE HELENA FAIR.
III. Stock Showing Of MT. 8. Il. Larabis.

At the recent Territorial Fair in Helena
Mr.. s. +. Larabie showed the following
stock:
King Of Diamonds, a Montana bred 2year.
old trotter, sire, Mambrino Diamond. record
go; dam, Queen, half sister to Glendale, re-
cord 2:20s. The colt won his race and car.
ried off blue ribbon. 1t was the opinion OF
those who saw him that he could make
his mile in $50. He Is said to be the finest
colt ever raised In Montana, and proves thai
good breeding will bring good horses. His
sction Is natural and easy. He was broker
this spring and has never had any hard
training such as eastern colts receive. Al
offer Of 81, 900 for him was refused.
Border King, 3year-old colt by Mambrint
Abdallah; dam, Morgan and Bellfounder
Border King won bis race in good shape and
comes home with blue ribbon attached Il
his bride. go rs4#
Easter Msrn, 2year-old ally, by Mambrin'
Diamond; dam, a Missouri mare. She als'
retired with blue ribbon.
Dusk. a 2-yrar-old lilly by Lexington Goi'
Dust; dam, Dark, by Alexander's Edwin
Forest. Decorated with red ribbon.
Herod, Jr., yearling colt, by Herod; recor'
2:o6.; dam, Nettie Morris; record 23oi. Tool
off blue ribbon. -
Lexington, Shetland pony. by Rarey; dam
imported Vixen, weight. 30 pounds. Thi
diminutive specimen Of horse flesh ATTRACTS
general attention.
Superior Clay, 2-year-old, by Superior
dam, Mary Eagle, by American Clay. Thi
animal was not entered for any premium
having been previously sold to Mr.. b. Mill
gan, OF jefferson county.
Heroa, record 2:26i, was entered In tn
stallion and free-for-all races, but owing 3
the bad weather and having become slightl
famed in exercising, he was Withdrawn an
brought home. He Is said TO have exhibits
more speed than any horse at the Fair, hay
| ing made quarter of mile in thirty
seconds, ZIG gait-a most excellent show
| ing for horse nearly seventeen years old.
All Of Mr.. Larabie's entries cfme ava
| with blue ribbon. Mr.. James Stevens, Nj
| Larabies driver, received much praise from
all at the Fair for his fine management Of th
| horses aud also for his gentlemanly depor
1 ment to all with whom he came In contac'
II
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Correspondence NcG NoTu-Hest
DEER LopoE, NJ. T., October ., 1852
Referring to the new route to the Clear
Creek mines, suggested In my last letter,
will In this letter endeayor to bring to the
nssice OF the readers Of the NEW NoxTH-
WEsr the extensive and valuable mineral
deposits, this new route takes In its embrace,
from the mouths Of Race Track or LaMarsh
creeks 70 the Boulder House, which Ii ths
confluence OF Clear Creek with Flint Creek.
The route forms very nearly . semi-circle,
circumscribing within Its limits some very
valuable mining locations, beside those on
esch side Of Clear Creek, . few Of which are
~ follows. Several locations have been made
quite recently on Rsck Creek. The mouth
OF this creek IL about eight miles from Deer
Lodge. A little further on, In the nsighbor-
hood OF Pixies Peak, some men arc now
working on prospects which are thought
much OF, and further on still, In the noun
tains, about six miles above Pioneer, some
very valuable discoveries have been made,
and locations taken up respectively, two BY
Mr.. John Easteriing and one by Messrs. Geo.
Ttbbetts and Thos. McCue, and still further
on, near the mouth OF Dunkleburg creek,
some two or three locations have been mads,
the ore OF which Ii Of very high grade
| Within three miles Of the Boulder House, In
the Emmetsburg or Henderson old placer
mining district, some quartz locations hare
been made. These include the Madison,
MasKie and Roderick iodes. Very little
work has been done yet on these discoveries,
bot the ore from them looks very promising.
Bssides can conscientiously assert that not
twentieth part OF the mountains has been
prosuocted, which this hAlf-circie embraces.
70 that besides the two mining towns likely
| 70 spring into existence on Clear Greek, ]
think that two or three more will also spring
m near the locations above described. IN
| fact the wonder Il, these rich mineral do
uosits have not been discovered before; how.
ever, deemed II my duty to draw the atten-
ton OF the citizens Of Deer Lodge 70 thu
probability In the near future. when the
country described In my recent letters in ths
NEW NoRrn-wxsT will be one Of the richest
and moot extensive mining districts In tn
| Territory OF Montana. Il II for them 70 con
| sider the suggestions have advanced, and
act in accordance with their own interests
The other day ~ rode past several ranch
srs and farmers on Flint Greek, their coun
1 tenanees beamed with delight 1t the prospect
or soon having near market for their W
rious products.
The weather during the past three week
Aas been very rough and stormy up In th'
mountains, very little mining has been done
except whers shaft houses have been erect
"a. Prospecting has been out Of the quss
ton.
n few days I will return y camp whel
ytu may expect 70 hear from me again.
+. q.
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49, .E#E1G8 : -.
The mail rouie from Helena extends 70
Hslmville In Nevada creek valley and no fur
sher. Measures hare been taken 10 secure m
,mproy.rnsnt eT service on the route above
named, and II win probably ~ ordered
shortly. Bni, in addition TO the above, Ne
learn that an extension Of the route 70 :
peins twelve or fftcen. miles beyond Helm
Vile Il urgently required for the convenisncc
Of quiss pepaleus and growing courmunifies
there ny = recent Naes the Postmaster Gem
ersi Ii authorised, when he shall deem u nee
sssary. 10 extend routes twenty miles IRON
ths tsrrnihus Of thoss now established with
out awaiting the action q Consfsss.l W.
hops ~ sxtension beyond Helmvtiiel will y
anens thess rscsivinG the favorable actor
= N Postmaster sneral aaiulAs ITO If
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1Sssrrsseisa q the Ola Priss Canp - Dssr
- LoAgs County.


Corrsspondsnce Nese NorthWet.
CAsIR CrrY, October 10, isS2.-Rip Van
Wrinkle could NOT have been more surprised
when he awoke from his prolonged sleep OF
twenty years to see the change which had
taken place around him during his oblivion
than would one who had not visited this
camp for few years, should he drop In At
this time. Not long ago few dilapidated
iog cabins, the remains Of two quarts mills,
hosting works, ETC., was MI that was to DO
seen, and one solitary individual the sole Tn
habitant-Mr. 8. Cameron, the original
owner Of tho celebrated Atlantic Cable"
mine. Now our twenty stamp mill is CON.
SANITY pounding out gold night and day and
II will mot BE- long until new mill Of thirty
stamps will also be reducing the fabulously
rich Gable rock, and about 100 people are
engaged mining, grading, building, etc. Tho
entire work In under the superintendence Of
Mr.. Slavery, and is being pushed with all the
energy compatible with unfavorable wealth
or, and the other usual difficulties attsndin
such enterprises. The mime Ii managed BY
Mr.. N. Jewell, an experienced and very
capable miner, and 1t would be hard TO tell
whether he was most popular for his skill In
rolling out quartz or his genial and friendly
manner in getting along with the miners.
He certainly Is the right man In the right
place. The mill at present running Is under
the care Of Mr.. John G. sloss, gentleman
80 we'll known to the majority Of your read
ers that 1t Is unnecessary to enumsrate his
good qualities. II. has lately been realizing
the fact that sit 10 not good for man to live
alone" and acting with his usual good sense
when he found he was doing wrong, he hAa
taken to himself life partner, and every
body wishes them all the blessings possible
Our store supplies our people with gr ocer-
les, clothing, ETC., whilst branch OF Morse
& Bradshaw's, under the charge Of Mr.. W
Ahrens keeps for their benefit always on hand
stock Of fresh meats and vegetables goot
enough for place Of much larger preten
sions. Two good boarding houses attend Il
the necessities of the hungry, one belonging
to Mr.. West the other to Mr.. w. Ahrens
| and the thirsty can always find consolation
| in the spiritual establishment Of Messrs. Nc
| Coy g. Knutt, as they always have on hant
quantity Of the best. Politics does not rul
very high; still, a good vote will be polled
A few Of the candidates have visited U
already, and everybody expects majority
I will reserve Georgetown, our neighbo
over the hill, for another letter, as 1t Is ~
Stunning pretty important proportions itself
CABLE.
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II. 6I2ucsiaWsky.
We have not much account Of his earlier
life. It La known he was born and raised In
or near Boston, Mas; that he was one OF the
Arsonsuts, and In '52-3 was q miner on the
American River, near Coloma, Cal. Leav-
inr there, no reached Florence, Idaho,
whore he was civil magistrate, and We are
informed afterward went TO walla Walls,
and In 1865 or 1866 came to Missoula, where
he hiss since resided, having occupied the
positions Of Probate Judge and Deputy
Clerk Of the District Court. He was always
= pronounced Republican and ct the time Of
his death was the member Of the Territorial
Central COMMITTEES for Missoula county.
Judge Pomeroy was man Of quiet habits
and tastes. He made him . little homo In
Missouls, and his garden and orchard weys
the pride Of his life and the best In the land
Honest - the day was long, just,
bat not austers, with gen.
srous, manly, hospitabls heart, he
was respsctsd and beloved by all and Mis-.
soula county will mourn him - Patriarch
who has gone out from it, midst. He had
acquired considerable property during the
past few years, which In new becoming valu'
able, and but fortnight ago he told u that
he intended to return to Missoula, arrange
bis Affairs, 20 east and eat his Christmas din
ner with his SON and relatives he had moi
seen fer half life time. God decreed other
wise. He Is laid to rest In the little cemetery
beyond the river, within sight Of the Lodge
where he laid down the gavel Is Grand Mas
ter, and the memory Of thousands Of friends
In Montana win ever bear In kindlisst re
membrane his last resting place.
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wstake pleasure In calling attention to-
day 10 the advertisement Of the Lexington
Foundry, Machine Shops, and Boiler Works
Of Turtle, Esson 8 Co., Butte. These works
which have bssn operated several years have
recently been enlarged and the capacity far
work Increased by the addition VI Brass
rouniry and Pattern Shops, enabling them TO
turn ont promptly any kind Of casting or ma
chine work requiredin the country. The ID.
vantage Of this 10 manufacturers Or Others
using machinery where heavy losses attend
the stoppage or delay Of work b very consid'
cradle, and with the quick transportation
now had BY rail to this portion Of the coun.
Try, our people can now BE- almost - vel
served ~ though we had home works. Or
,des sent to futile, Esson \ Co. will receive
prompt attention. asGs eaaa II ii