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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-03-11
||.>r,.WE3KLY MINER.
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L;,e, Publishing Company.
pacvY, :''' Dssiaso Manager
TEENS-EY NAIL:
Cannon Speaks.

w,uIS TON, MIrcn N-ln q con-
.,I"y Cannon, of Utah, ex-
.nl h:u,.,.!:' very freely OH the enti-
..u,:, h..!'. l!e said the bill is very
.;.r II j. :rrncd uron pre;utliced
~; k;n: pushed ny people who are
M .rarn: t.. the .:'ue condition of affairs
" "r Territory. Utah is in Il very
.r., -, N. r.nli,inn. 1t is out Of debt
=. ..r inr~t lightly taxed Of any
| .nr Il: the West. Tic percentage vi
.,rry i, !nwcr than that Of many
.% aI.h..l.l. We have never had
.rsr o. 'uIl;c finds. Capital in
r..n fee. SAL. hs'cau,e Of the present
r. NJ. .na cement "f the affairs OF thu
.r:,cry. The claMor AGAINST Mw.
III, rni2r. from the religious xec.s
i. .',>t ;nt West. and is prompted
mi; ~: r;t> wE" have lren III Utah
i t,;l,! I, accomplish their ends NV
ju,.,:r u,,.:,!,S "a I'd now resort to this
r,.o. q; :>rl,>ins religious anin,<,-ity
:n.t:E hpnr*., thrifty, intlust ri GUS
y'.an-e al .hcir bteurcloxy. It
r,iain.~', said your correspondent,
II i considerable section Of the
y.a,,n Church is N favor Of
,..S:a,' Of the measure.
4. >,:ten,eEi has not the slightest
:.....'i ], in :a,t, said Cannon. The
I :.r.r lsnp., ",e u'iariln",,s in their
.:!an 10 il. senator E.lnlul,,ls who
...t. ..:> as. lion lk pes these ore
kha,, Grnti;> and what are called
/. .,a:e ..!o- non; in the Territory to
.jDn eai,tr"i 81 the Government hy in
iap;;. or challenging the y.,te, of
..,@r ,.,ni.ri-. The Bill pla,., cx-
En,ai: ,iy ,nr-SrvS il the harris Of a
E4:.;.t.-nn a''I il it lN:Oines g law We
~ ','o. for /: very i.s rsIl measure at
F.;s i'r:r;s. Ono of the objects Of the
.:,:>' ,arvyHt mo t!u,n taking NV
- iG = i!,;sr. Il is nearly cOil;unl-
l>:,..'a .r't''; .rul,,encel l.y .;uvcrn-
b Murray VII. n he viz held re- certi:.
.a-.
E.n will t'r MorlrOn church do if
'r ~ ls:>s,s into Legislation: We
vii navc 4" >t',m;! to,:t as we have sub /,
nii:@ l""t:,"' acts of persecution. We
''o'.s' -; inst i: iE every legitimate |
E.F he nj will fail h>uvily upon !
ar:. m>i;a. McrInO.:S.
rAit;ai will !'c un~cts led and n great !;
.''' evils result. Taxation will liz in
s'''d AM! nismanae,cnlel,t take the
srrci the present wis. conduct Of our !:
.:H'''ial affairs. The people who
rsr his "ut"rv against Nm mOnisIm
'lr r"'h'n- a!out ln'iy yamy. Thmse in
'a' VII" are urging its passage use
i,ga"'y As a war cry 10 disguise their
al intent ntirn which II to gain
;''eese con!ral Of the 1errit0ky.
~ you thin!S the action will seriously
i!pte the Mormon church.?
10 not. Persecution for religion
s centrally rel,Oulj<ls on the people
!" s'.n it. You csnEot, crush people
Nsss'ny the sterling quality of the
.fa'"Ns and tie advance Of our re-
:''a eahnot be checked unless YOU ex-
Ia'c T.. "'t' people cntirely.
:: "nst are Your s'icws 40 to the c0nsti-
',":'lai'ty !. of the proposed legislation?
!. : lne opinion Of good lawyers that
,,.! 8 ull''N'. titutiOEal.
ri this point:
~anply know what ave will do at
" ; "G' action. will be governed u
!. ~ "''l ~ circumstances ~ they
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: .~.'G Defeated.

"H. .:i..:r.i :i.-T;,c Beers and
!, ,., = ;tiee :.n,s attacked Chic.
~ =" IA '..c Pit last. The lat
4 IT,. .'!r:.ly wpulsad the
j. "iI !. "a latter whose los
,','!''s''l t, :" heavy again All
"' ~ --2t:' a!i.. when they fell
';;.,'.''t''.'''' a::s! :.tlealrtl, losing
-. az r.n,;nh.. CHIEF MOn-
:.x.., - ;"i;iiM~.
! - ~ ~! 81; is stated that
b. 80 i ''.ci /" present u ill
J.. J. ''',';,'' ma:iiny provision for
.a " ''ii"li ~ the issuing O:
:. IL =. 'nr cent. pager
~, y II 'h". Con siderable SEN
> !, a. - =: tl,r ru,lnr t!,.t Don
=, ! H.l'''''.i his claims to the
'':':'c ia ..vor o.. his ininut
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Convention Of Telegrsrhcrs.

CrHtrxSArI, March s.-The 1nterna-
tioKai Crnventinl Of Telc@rlphers. tn
bc held here March 18th, will 1unIber
un,ory the delegates pr"mincHt tcie..
..rapI.ers from all parts "f the n'ted
states and Canada.
RESPONSES are already received from
more than si:;.y-three thousand te'e-
.rroOhcr.. The local committee has lua,lc
:,u,;,lc arrangements for acconunn'sia:-
tioil;.
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A War Inevitable.

LONDON, March 8.-The Tines Con-
stantinoplc special says it Is fecred in
sk. and Austria Is inevitable. The
question Of calling ON the reserves is be-
iny seriously discussed.
1t has ut least been decided that some
preparatory measures should be taken
The exaggerated apprehensions of the
in,lacc party ca,..e them tO l,N,k favor -
bic on the rappr'cment with Austria.
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Mason Having q Hard Time.

WA:,I,x: :irON, March S.-it is report
e,] Sergeant Mason who shot ut Cui:eau
is likely 10 I've brought up the second
fine before. the Court Martial upon the
cIar.c oi' Insult. * the surgeons who III
the commencement Of the Iatc 'l'a'
went to i,.. eel! :0r the purpose OF exani-
sn;ng the wound received by hial III the
lDtc war.
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An Old Letter and What Rosen
crane says.

NEW YORK, March S.-Yester1ay
morning the .JoM-n"t published letter
written by Garfield III 1858 which re-
fleet. somewhat s,'l Ros&rranz. The LII tier
was seen yesterday by its Washington
correspondent and said: II had nO idea
ut the tiMe WAS har'0rii:y Il person Gu
l,,i,ie Of such :ilSe,le<> allc double deal
or there would have been :: court mar
ti;,l at once. did not look for such nn
exhibition ef Carfiell's cha, acter a. this
a,t am .Orry that ti,e letter ever saw
the light. II s!,m:d never have been
written :;,r it is :. compounded untruths
I nj exaggera!ion."
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MiRc4llan0Que.

Miscellaneous.
NEW ORLEANS, March S.-No furth
or levcc disasters.
LONDON, Mar.h 6.-The steamed
Apollo was sunk off Ushant by collision
Six persons drOwned.
NEW YORK, March A.-JOhn Dwyer
! the pugilist Is said to be dying of con
sumption I'M the brooklyn hospital.
PARIS. March SIT IL reported a par
ty of Europeans io"rney,ng from Tunil
! to HoFsa were murdered between Tunis
! and Kairwesn.
MEMPHIS, March 0.-The river rne<
two inches since yesterday. High
winds may destroy the 1evees at Helens
and Frear'a Point.
PHILADELPHIA. March 0-The en-
tire city detective force h dishandetl on
acc0us1t Of charges against their charac'
ter.
ROME, March 8.-The cardinals Great.
ell to &c at the next coRsistOry include
the Archbishop of Seville and of Algier1
and the Patriarch Of Venice.
WAsHrNOTOes. March "A bill was
reported in the House making an mp
preparation 10 put in g"od sanitary con-
&itiOn the grodn(ls south of the capitol.
WASHINGTON. March S.-A delega-
tton representing the departments here
and the navv yar:s Of the country ca''-
ed on the President to-day aud urged
thu enforcement Of the eight hour Iaw.
MoTREAL. Can .. Mar. A.-MctIaster
< Go. entered another suit for :;J', ,tNKl
against the temM.ruIities hoard of the
Presbyterian Churcl, t., compel that
hOtly tO renlcran account of its steward
ship.
CHICAGO. Mar S.-l,has. Peterson and
Olaf Skoge, two SwectlpS. were run
over hy the Mirhi AN Southern train
ucar So,lth Cilitag". tc-tlav. Peterson
was Instantly killed. Sks'ge cannot
live.
WASHINGTON, March S.-PTesitlent
Ari i,ur gave dinner tonight to the
members u: the Cabinet and II number
" Senator. and tn .ir wives in return for
The lsosrltaiitics o the wiHter. E.-Sc"-
rotary j''nise. Mrs. Blaine. Mrs. Wa.ls-
worth. Miss Fre'inghuySe:, and Miss
l,eale were among the guests.
PARIS. March 9.-'Thrcc men were ar
rested a 1s:'lssel@ for ~,'nn!icitv in the
Hatton Garden. London. Ir'~to:..i..e rO''-
lcrv and believed to i,l"!u'l" the pre-
tended American Colonel. Gastcn. and
his acco,1nsices. who recently rubbed "
Paris ,;ew.'lcr Of .35.tsH) francs worth OF
goods.
Cl1frAGo. Mar.h GA xlecia' from |
aavs the House committee ,
III foreign affairs will examine Jacob !
Il. s;hip:,"rsl Saturday Of this week. He !;
TO 4 su!,:nrna by the scream:
!: :.rrIsa nd will be OH hand. He il |
s:,i,,nr;,el slMcc< fc..una and is command
I'll not t" leav" the city after Saturday
,cNt 1T il o'clock and until discharged
~ the committee. Levi T.. Morton.
American minister in Paris. has been
n,lc,l ly i resolution :dOptcd ja tic
House. Gen. Hu!burt also hHs been no.
;i;cd that III Investigation is under
vav. Fc will be given leave Of absence
With the intinlat;on he is expected to
wall himself Of it tn come hcEl" when
,r~t informed of his leave.
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supplementary Report Of the Union
Pacific.

NEW York, March "a supplement
tary report Of the Union Pacific Is to be
issued In few days. 1t will state that
the substitution Of steel for iiOn rails ft'r
1880 and 1851, ctxting s.. .8l0, 900, compile
ted the laying "t steel rails ON the Union
division with the exception Of forty
mile. The total expense to complete
the track with steel rails for 1882, in
Guiding the Kansas division, will I've
about half million dollars. This will
materially reduce the cost of operating
the road in the future.
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The walklst's Dividends..

NEW YORK. March S.-The pedestri'
an Uazael to-day got 81, 80 gate money
and S0,O'D sweepstakes.
fitzgerald got $500. Noremac E0' 20
g III. Hart 81 ,5a3. Hughes $l,l2o, Su''i-
van $751;
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Ir' !'>~;,"'iI - >ay~: \ rnau.,,i,.
;ias "c"l' ":.;'rt.! ;.y l:',!i ;:,rn,,> 81! ~.
~ lena i.H;i I.'n.,;" ,o til. -. r,l.,
.. tile l'S':; Il ".;n shall s,li H., mos,
~: = tor ~" :.inr! LEA ,,. '.r:l. ,.,,;.i,
Mi:i t"!:c "';'.' q, !!.r cv...ir. q. Ii,,
"' 'h>'. :'!'r ''nii.r" ~ T." ~.u.i,n
i';'s ~" YET been :,,.,lc pui.l;c.
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Severe BAST0I.
45.-SAN FRANCISCO-46
SAN JUAN PUERTOARICD.

Gira letTas en- todas cantidades corta vista
sobre las siguientes capitales y pueblos de lS
Pennsula lslas Baleares y las Oansriae
q ALICIA.
Bayo, Bayona, BetanZos, Buiio, Uamarihas,
Oaldas DC Reyes, Oarril, Gee, Oorcu-
bion, Constance, OarnUta, Ferrol, FinisteTre,
0uafdia, Lage, Lugo, NAL jca, MondcEedo,
Muros, MugiA, N0yA, Ortigueirs (Santa Mar
tai, Orenss, PadrOn, PonLevedra, fuents-
areas, Pus nIedsune ., Puente Oeso, Pnente del
Puerto, Redondela, Rivadeo, Santiago, Tuy,
Vigo, Vivero, Villagarcia, vimtanzo y zas.
RlAs.
Aviles, Cangas de onis, Oangas de Ttneo
Castropol, Oolunga, Oudillero, Figueras, Gi.
Pola de Laviana, Pol& de Lena, Poia de Siero,
Pravia, Riyadese Ia, Salas, Sams do Langrec,
Tapia, Tineo, VilISgiciOsa . lnHesto.
RestO de EspafIa.
Albacete, j lbuilol, Alcala Ia Real, AIcan1ara,
Aleafiz, Alciia Alcoy, Alfaro, AlmansA, Al
mudevar, AImeriA, Almuhecar, Aguilar, AIge-
clras, Alicante, AnteQuera, ARddjar, Arenys
de Mar, Areuys dc Munt, AsIorgs, AtecA,
Avila, Ayerbe, Azcoitia, hadajoz, BaeBa, Bae-
"a, Barcelonh, BarbastIo, Bejar, Bilbao, Bla-
uSb, OLlSDSS DIOAcS1 D1SlkOED1, FOoULatJ OAc0-
res, Oadlz Caiatayud, Ualahorra, OHlella, Cal
detas, Canet, Carlnena, Cartagtra, Garcajen-
10, OHrmOna, Gaspe, CasteiloG, Oastio-Ur.
diales, O6rd0va, Uludsdela, Ciudad Rodrigo,
Ceuta, Ohinchila, sDon Benlto, Gcja, Elc6e.
Estella, tlgueras GarrQy!ias, corona, Gar
naua, Guatiaiaj&rs., GuauliA, Gibraltar, Ha%O,
HELM, Hue!yh, uuesca, Huesc,r, Hluojosa
el D1que, Jaca, Jaer, JatIva, .terez, La Es-
Gala, Las Palrnas, Lson, Lerlda, Liaares, Lo-
il, Logr0Do, Lucena, Madrid, .Naiaga, Man
resa, Martus, Matchyla, MatSr6, MaSrou,
MontofO, A1ontilla, MOltHanch, Mont&nchez'
Motril, Moron, M0fellS, Mufcis, NavaIluoraL'
Unate, OrihueiA, USuIlsA, t,alencis, Palafureoli,
paiam0S faiIna us MAi0rca, Panplona, Pi-
eda, PlaseLcis, Posadas, Pobia dei Segur,
Premia oei Mar, Puerto zeal, Puerto de San
Ia Maria, Puente Genli, Ranbla, Reinosa,
Rioseco, Ror. u, Subadell, Salamanca, san,
lander, San FLrnando, San L6car DIS Barra.
media, san oebas.lan, san FeliL de Gulxols-
san Poi, San Pedro de Premla, san Juan de
Vilasar, San Gih6s de Vilasar, San Mateo,
SanG0 Domingo dc Ia Uaizada, s;aIfnena, Sc.
govia, Sevllla, Solsona, sort, falaila, prarrss-
"a, Tarragona, Fafregs, Teruei, F0iedo, Toro,
Tore Don JimenO, 1orTelavega, Tolvsa, To.
cTecllla, TORI 'eiia de Mollgrl, Trujillu, Irde.
ia, Ubeda, Utrera, Vaisncis, Valencia de Al
cantara, Naladciid, veIis, Velez Malaga, vi.
naroz, Vltorla, Viiia-ctIrrillo, VIlla-r0Dledo,
Iatra, Zamora y Aaragoza, SIS
1SkAH H1KxAt1Aik asS,
Oiudadela de Aen1re1 Palma de Mal.orca
lSLAs CANARHAs,
Palmas tGran Oanarlasl u l2
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VAPORES- -CORRD1S sSPiHjLES
DE LA CUMPANLA TRASATLANTICA A
ANTES
DE \. LOPEZ Y COMP.
para Puerto Rico y Ia Habana.

SALlDAo.-De Barcelona los dias A 2
de cada mes. DE Valencia ell 5.-De Malaga
el Z Y n. lie Cadiz el 10 SO-De Santan
der ell 2U.-De Ia Corunu el n.
Sc eXpenden billetes dircctOs para Maya
gdeZ, Ponce, Santiago de Cuba, GiDara Nuevl
tas, oaDa lila y Colon, con trasbOfdO On Puer-
u-kicO Habaua
VlAJE DIRkCTO DESDE PUERTO RICO
SANTANDER
mes.
)" Camara 2.s camara. B." c. preftO. B." CAmara
lbs 1870 IS SO
Tambien puede hacerse el viaie, saliendo de
Puerto Rico, los dlas 4, Ii y % de cada mes
traebordaudo 81 Ia HAbana
Los precios para eStOs vlaJea, son los 81
guieDtes.
DE i'uerto-kico la HabanH.. $50 . "a 8 L.
ue Iii. oantander, Oadiz bar
celona tvia HaDanaj ....... 20O l6O 10
80 eApiden pasajes do ida y vuelta con 20
pa 0e eeba)a,
HaDra fsuaIas para las lamilias nunerosas
cUu ilIlOs.
PaIMERA Y sEGUNDA cAMARA.
Un nino haata de af1os, en- cada familia,
gratis. Los uenlaS nasta amos un cuArtO
pasale. Los de Il z 4 IL amos medic pasaJe
Los defl.s ptast.1e enterO.
TEECKkA uLASk.
I'm nilo, hasJa dos amos, gratis. Los nj
hos hasta amos medic p4sAle. Los demas
pasaJe entero.
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Gira letIas On todas cantidades corta vista
sobre las siguientes capitales y pueblos de To-
PennsuIa lslaS Baleares y las Oansriae
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COnPsAIa general tFasstandea
DE
VAPORES.CORRE0S FRANCHISES


1ITea de 81 NGsatre SG1tta1ader.
Hi dia q de cada mes sadfs de ST Nazaire y
.raa en- Sar1ta ,jer. c,,,, tiestinn asta mar.
q via Ts,i,n a. mn, ,is l.,s ,,er!.s ssS p@ss ~
norea de- IL oomuar,,s' ,,ssando I e.sts ,Sti,ef,
,,oerto el s ce cada mes slguisado hasts' We.
rM;ruz c,,n al slrnlepte NERARl0
o.IInA I1ro.Y.,
'A11DA' a"h AHA
10 a. risr.aoia, g o., T !,
- . InaD = a =, - H.San. Ha = =
g nsLa ~ -, ~ % !: v..a.'1'a o"n@ e. .--.'. -
RET,RNn 10 - '''
saliendo de veracrur el I8 de cada mes,
iegaIa i este puerto oei "A al 26, tomando
aQui los pHhajerUS tleteE para E1rcpA
Praeins de y,dsn5es s.,6Eee,t,oa,4, ,ale. ~
.rs ,su.ys' p.
- - -
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SkHiiGls bE Ii GabiAk | PIG, RCU,
OcN EsCA14A kN &ukVITAS, dIBARA, CUBA,
P0NOE, aAYA0Uiiz PuEKTQ-BlOO.
V4Ak@&~h HAs7<Ae1 E.ss@."

ADA
cs.;Gra da naDallh ei - 81 dc cads ines para
EasvitAS.
Id. 0e Nuevltas 81 l dc i'd. I'd. i'd. Gibara.
Id. dc uibtra el z ue III. i'd III. SgO. de CUBA.
IL. ue Sgo. OUDa 81 III ld. id Ponce.
Ia. dc r nee vi l0. ld. III. Mayaguez
Ia. ue Mayuguez ei y ID. IL. III. San Juan.
kkTOhNO.
aaidra us Plc -k.cc 81 Is dc cada mes para
Mayagusz
IL. uc MaSagusx ol IA ID. III. Id. Ponce.
Id uSif once ri ~ ia ID. id s. ue UubA.
ii. us 3. 90 CUBS ei L. III. ID. III. C1DAra
Ia. oe 4lpHra y. ~ III. id. ii. N1evlLaa.
ID. 0e NueViLas u II IL. III. ID. HHbanR
Los dias IU, Gntrsgara este bHque ai VapOr
cOrreu que sslle psrs. Ueulz BOrCelona, ID Gar
ga que conDuce d6 iVs pLerLvb 40 eebCalh, co.
InO lsuuiulehLe Ia que reClba uei yhpcr i UER-
IO-hlCO, prOCeuchte uo GOAoh y fueEtUS Del
tuci1cV.
Lus Cilts 3, reclDira la caFga que condu2ca
para '.Os puerLoe ue Su Iuta J para Coon
fuerlus uel faGlhco, ei VapIr cvtreO que Ssie
az CaulA Il u4u ~.
Serviclo de Colon PuertOs del Pacifco.
In cUmUll aclOn cUn las lnoaS do Ia uIsmA
EMpIeSa llasal-eA,lca Ahthlana, tnmDlen
con las coIu ATLAS uei IerLU-caIrll ue Panama
vapores ue Ia costs1 our del fAcltlcO.
VAfOk PUERTO RICO.
Viaies de Ia HaDana Colon.
SALIDAS LLkGADAS.
De Id HaUana ell ia A Sgo dc CUBA el.. IL
De OgO. ue CnDa ii lo A naDanlllA el.... "a
De SADauliia el. II a LUiOn Oh. ....... rs
REGRESO.
De Colon el ~ A Ss banil8 eI. 80. /
DE- SAUaIlla el.... / a ogo dc CubA el.. 4
Ne ogo de Cuba u A hapana e...... 8
Los uias AZ reclDlta este buQue tn Santiago
dc CuDa, IUs traSDUru> d que cVLduzca 81 VApor.
fASAJko ool vapor cOrrso que sale el 30 d..
B4rcelULa ~ ue Caulz leg0n los 0lHs Is y
Fu6rtv-lklcO.
LIS uaS entregara en SentlaSo de Ouba
al vapvr fAoAJko, ios HaSboi0OS que Con-
uuZca uesGt oaDanil'a COiVh, parA ii correCt
uae sale ue fuerlo-licu lVs ulaS lU, pArA "a
ulz BatCUlUna.
.ss Aua.A.sos 0hEaH StsS CouSIs, ia4lhflOs
asuI1 EnOS UC Es4Nt0V2.
Puerto hlcO.
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al PJB-ltu9 9PUEaTOAIQOtN4

Dsseosos de complacer todos nuestros
favorecedores, no hemos omltldo sacrih clio
hi gasto para p1opofcionarles constante-
mtnte todos los gen. ros de Govedad cores
pond entes nuestro ramo. Hoy tenemos
el gusLo ae anulciars que contamos con
Abln cos yer adera }, Ultima novedad, Som
bril- as, Limusneroslde de Berlin ! Paris, Pei-
uetas, Rel carlos y fendlentes lie todas cla-
ses, Artlcufos ue caplcho, Prenderia tina,
Bastoues y far@guae, SomDreros para b M
bre, Mar azores p RI Dlllar, Arpas para
nor tas, OOlbatas de- tOdds classes, Jugue-
tes do capricho, etc. etc.
Arturo RAYMvT Co,
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-21

Rivara, Los Angeles; Chas Wood
and wife, Martinez; w ] Ruther.
ford, Lsthrop; g w Livingstone,
Japan; N B Hooks, San Antonio.
Another find has been made In
the Grapevine district. A pros
pector came in from there last
night who brought some very rich
specimens. He said he had locat-
ed mine there that had every in
dicstion of being a splendid one.
He did not seem inclined to say
much about his location, but gave
US to understand that he intended
to dc some work on it, and If it
proved to be as good as the surface
indications promise, there was suf-
ficient capital at his disposal to put
up mill and work the mine for all
there was In it. The gentleman
would not tell what his ore assayed
II said it satisfied him. Not as
much is heard of the Grapevine
district as some other places, but
when any news does come from
there il is always of the most fat
teripg kind.-Sdn BeYnordino In
deI.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-21
Carriers Contrac Is.

The law against speculating in
railroad tickets, which has been
enforced with salutary effect Ia
this State, il commencing itself to
our sister Com monwealths, and
Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee
are proposing to adopt similar
measures.
Without attempting to discuss
the relations between carrying
companies and their passengers, or
the significance In law OF q rail-
way ticket as evidence of q non.
transferable contract between the
company and the purchaser to car
~ him or her Individually between
the points specified, and upon the
conditions named therein, our at.
tention is forcibly drawn to some
Of the evils which have grown out
Of q departure from this funda-
mental principle and the abnor-
NAL growth of what is known as
the "scalping" business.
When q person purchases q tick.
OF at an authorized agency of q
railroad com pany he deals directly
with first parties, who are legally
responsible, and knows that, II
there 10 any error, or even misun-
Demanding involved In the trans
action, he 10 sure Of redress, not
only because 1t is the true pelicy
and interest of the company to
deal fairly and literally with It's
patrons, but because the law en-
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-21
Don Juan Forster Dead.

Mr.. 7. E. Rowan yesterday
morning received a telegram an
nouucipg the death of John Fors.
ter, generally known as Don Juan,
which occurred at his home. the
Rancho Santa Margarita, San Di-
ego county, at 6 O'Clock yesterday
morning. The deceased was known
to all old residents OF this county,
and, indeed, to all old Californians,
he having settled here before the
American occupation. He was In
this city only last week, in appar-
ent good health. His death re.
suited from erysipelas, with which
he was attacked q few days ago.
We have been able to gather the
following particulars of his life In
this State:
Don Juan Forster was born in
England, where he spent his youth,
coming 10 Gusymas, Mexico, in
1881. About two years later he
came to Los Angeles in business
connection with Captain johnson,
his uncle, and after remaining here
a short time returned to Guaymas.
In 1884 he came to California again,
spending three years In this city,
during part Of which time he was
in the employ of Abel Stearns. In
about 1887 he was married to Doffa
IsidOra Pico, sister of Gov. Pico,a
resided in Los Angeles for the next
thrse years. In 1910 he removed
with biz family to Old San Pedro
landing, where he was engaged 10
business. About that time he be-
came interested ia the stock busi-
ness and began purchasing cattle.
In lS43 ne bought two stock
ranches, the Trabuoo ranch and
another called La Mission Viejs,
and went to reside at the mission
OF San Juan. subsequently he
purchased the Santa Margarita
ranch, in San Diego county, where
he resided Till his desth. He leaves
two children, Marcus and John.
The body will be brought to this
city on Wednesday next, and the
burial will take place here.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-21
COURT REPORTS.

Superior Court. HUNT. J.
MONDAY, Feb. 20.
R. A. Ragsdale va. w. R. Row.
land-Jury trial. Jury finds for
plaintif; damages, 1922.
L. A. Go. Bank VS.. Blasdel ct al.
H. M. Mitchell, administrator,
substituted az intsrvenor.
People vs. Wilkinson - Pleads
guilty; valves time. Sentenced to
one year in the States prison.
T.. o. Koysdale We. w. r. Row.
land Special venire of Jurors or
dered returnable at $50 A. M. to-.
morrow.
Maud We. Naud-On motion Of
counsel for plaintiff action was
dismissed without prejudice with
leave to plaintiff to institute such
new proceedings as che may deem
proper.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
TOnner vs. Oxsndabaraiz.
Ballerino va Weise.
Barrows VS. Furrey.
Barr0ws VS. Hawley ct al.
HewAKD,J.
Fletcher VS.. Fletcher-On trial
with closed doors.
Hungate VS. Reed ct sl.-Contin-
ued by consent, till March 6, at 10
A. NJ.
Estate of Dawson, deceased
Confined till March 8, at 10 A. NJ.
Chapman VS. Bates ct al.-Stsy
of execution granted until motion
for new trial Is determined.
Estate Of J. b. IrsdeIl, deceased
Hearing of final account set for
tomorrow at 1880 P. M.
SET FOR TODAY.
Estate of Apolonio Dominguex,
decsa ssd-Petition for sale OF real
estate.
Mound City Land and Water
ASSN vs. Phillips-Argument on
findings.