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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-11
I"NiHJ kFfef JaHaaTy I'd Isszl
IRON CALVERT STATION.

hV@A Univ mi 81 AAVNs
For Washington, 100 A. ~, s.Is and SIS p.
N. daily except Sunday, and 40, T.3o, s.4s and
il.o5 A. ~, and 500 and 7.l0 y. ~, daily.
For Popes Greek Line, 100 A. NJ, and 40 p.
NJ, daily, except Sunday.
for Annapolis, 70 A. NJ. and 500 p NJ, daily.
For Richmond and the South 1t [. 70, e.l5 A. n.
daily, and SIS p. NJ, daily, except Sunday.
For the south via Va. Midland Il. r. 81 40
and s.t5 A. NJ. daily, and SIS y. M. except Sun
day, 7.l0 ?. N. Sunday only.
For White Sulphur and c. A o. r. r. t3oA.
~. daily.
FoF Norfolk, via PoioG.e River Steamer, IN
Monday. Wednesdays and Fridays .; Hos A. u.
FROM CHARLES STREET STATION.
For PhilAdslpkis, s-2s ana I3.es A. ~,
daily, except Sunday, aH4 900, rs II.3s. ne
y. NJ, daily.
For Ns- YORK. s.2sA.M, lI.ss NJ, daily "a
espt sundsy, and soc, li.35. lie y. n. daily
Limited Express for Nss fSss. daily, ssesp;
sundAy. lo-so 4. ".
Fsf Wsshisgior s.so. 60. T.es = %. go, lilo
A. ", 2.5.. 80, siQ, 30. s.e5 ?. y. On sun
day 80. &c, 80. s.so, li.io A. ". slt. 10
PM
For Brgsslyh, \ j.. al thrvuxA tr.ans eVsnsci
a Jcrrcy CITY wsth bat = "BrDeslyr Annss, 4"
aharaing direct tf9asisr = FsltoB -. sVsiaihg
4outis fsfrtAgs and journey acfoss Ns~ ] era City
PROM PENNSYLVANIA AVE. STATION.
Fsr wasLisrssa. s.ss.7.Ie. 7.as. rs and li.is
n $50 3is. : 3 ara f.ie =. " Ca ssn-
iay ~ Q s.. 49, s-ss and iil5 A n, ard ais.
aud -. p ~
Yoi AHuarehs. -.1sA. ssa 5.isP n daily.
Leave WasaingtaH faf haiio. a. zee et s.st
ard g. Va " I.gs. sst.tso. 5.se. : -. 80 and
ls4g 2 n Ca -anday 81 o., Sc A NJ. Gn1
ltt $40. - ssa Gnd ie-2o y "
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad


ALAh e. AMNEa rAAAAEA-
An
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fsf faau lis an4 W. >tsrlaas
a.. ass.srfaa aa4 Way -tztsass
-i- as-laFisr tEFrsss.
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s.a -Lzt4ens - Ncfopelit4n BrGEek
80 ffs-4alart. -frssh-rr Wincaeszsf. HAgsn-
t.ss. fu4ertcs an4 Nay Ia Maan -ssa
lu >enaAg g. Ealrasi cfy sHiy.
.at ~ so. nEtan. ArAat,.lls Ena y ~ stNxssns.
st 49, Laaas. CaaetnnAf4. Ghia@ga. Col4@sus.
fiirasrr sr4 astaHgtun n. EH1a1suG
sn4 49, sassh 80 4sauii-a.
Ita .a-.sgat aud Lars. EEpsess.
AL. " asA5sEiar. auusJ.oi.s snd Wsy st.tsna
rs zoe -anaag aa'T g. asal1gtas aaz wsy
$50 iairat fsff 49, usy stNsasus
- HssAauEsaa 49, W. ststsass kishzsE1
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tsN ASA axtau EnprvHs .taps Al AnEAg.ehi
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t- Ma. ustars as 49, ss3iaass
81. ~ esttuELaz ana Nsy States.
H. l'lttsaaFg Casssl.hl ana Dstsals EEfr.-.-
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au- satss ~ -. N4al@s4. LyHSA
targ bamsats. -aath ass >auEhwssx
sae sus >aa4as GETS ~ NJ Arr Ga4 W..
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kii trs.Hs ttaf - Esas. strsft Is a n
LEAVE ksHINsToN FOR BALTIMORE
o. ~ se "a sIs. IS o.. ites ~ Islt
.i..s p. it lee $50 8 1t st.sa. 49,. go
tt. cess pN
fisaay .>usaav aslY 0sAsr t-s,ns 4sgly sHssyt
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Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.


CpNNKNciNs SUNDAY. JAN. =. iss..
FasssrE.- Tr.lns 81 cav. BAiuxers daily .ss-
e~Fi ~anAAfs a. felo~,
FEoN PRESIDENT sTEEKT DEPOT
-peA. N-vay Ma fur PAll.8slrAis ana
Nsv -fstirns Ceane-tirg - Faiisdsipkia vitk
90 y trsit 90 Ns- -
sieA Esp-s.. iaf Fhiia8slTAia ana Nee
laft
se4F NJ, PEE, Isy,o.i, as4 In,sr..Ai.l.
Stsions
.gsP N-s~esa4 Cl.s. Tr.ia Ger PAilsasi.
pkie aFrtinx "a p ~ FNr.ts
ace y. M-Fu- Pkiia3elvAia snd Ns~ Vera
Ale No Per- nsPosat ssd Isss-psdisss
Stnitens
cas- M-sseasa elias. train for PAll.sslpAis.
Favs2
zee 2 No PAnaaslyAiA
FROM CHARLES STREET. STATION.
ess M-PsaaaslpAia AaA Ne. Yors IN.
io.so 4. No IVES; rhilAaelyAiA ana Nsv
Yosk. Liuits4 Par.s- Car Tr.ir
1898 2 M-kxprcss fcf PhilA ss4 Ns~. ys-k.
see 2. M.-nessgn. Neu lork and PhilAdel-
rhiA. slsepiug car tArougA 70 bossaa -ithoss
shshge
rs r. EHvrs., fos Philadelphia
ll-.5 ana ii.Se ?. Nor Philaaslphia ana
Ne. Yufk. Night Express.
SUNDAY TRAINS
see 2. M.-fAilAaslrhiA and Ns- Iork. FrOa
zee y. NJ Nee York and PhiiAaelphis- frcn
President street station.
zoe 2. Nor PhilaaslPhiA. From President
street station.
sISf. M.-Fsr Philadelphia FrSn Charles
Street Station.
has aud ii.se ?. M.-For Philadelphia and
New lerk From Charles Street Staten.
CONNECTIONS.
200 A. M.-At Delaware Junction for ali sta-
tioas on Delaware Railroad and branches, and at
Port Deposit with fhiladeiphia aud Baltimore
Central Railroad, and at Edgewooi With stages
for Bclair.
Ole A.M.-M Wilmington With Delaware Rail-
road and branches.
3.o5 7. Nat Port Deposit With Philadelphia
aud Baltimore Central railroad.
A00P. Nat Delaware Junction for stations on
Delaware Railroad between Wilmington and HAr-
rington.
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Western Maryland Railroad.

on and AFTER Thursday, Dec. I, 1851, Passenger
Trains will leave Hiilen Staten daily fexcept
Sunday a. follows. Baltimore time:
G.t5 A. M.-Maii. for Frederick, Emmittsburr,
Chambersburg, shippensburg. Hagess,own, WI
Transport and intermediate stations and points on
Shenandoah Valley Railroad.
p.53 A. INSTRUMENTATION, for Union Bridge
and intermediate stations, and Tor Hanover, Get
tysburg and points on II. J., n. 4 q. r. r..
Through cars.
zoe p. M.-AeeommodatiOn, for Reistsrs,own
(0iyndon) aud intermediate stations.
400 p. M.-Exprsss for Mt. Hope, Pikesville.
0wings' Mills. 0lyndon, Westminster, New wind-
cor, Union Bridge and principal stations vest. also
Frederick Through earl, Emmittsburg. waynss-
boro, Pa, Chambersburg, Pa, shippensbnrr, Pa.
AS =. M.-Aceommodation Tor Glyndon and
iutsrmediate stations and points on Hanover and
Gettysburg n. II. Through earsl
6.3s p. M.-Aecommodation for union Bridge
and intermediate stations.
Trains arrive At Hillen al see and HISS A. n,
SOS, 40 aud 6.5S p. N.
SUNDAYS.
"a. N. and 2 p. M.--AccommodAtie for Union
Bridge and intermediate stations.
Arrive At Hillsn $50 A. M., ass p. N.
Trains stop II intsrmediate stations, ase Charles
street, Psnnsyivania avenue and FULTON.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-11

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-11
sheriff. Once.

SLsr,f-Riehard c. Tracey.
clsrk-EphTAim u. Alnony.
DepHty- Bernard falion.
District Depafis.--ist district. Jacob Ruh %
Joha Crooks; "a, Jacob Kraft. John u. Reed sth,
George W. Stocksdale, 5th, Joshua Tracey 9th.
Nathaniel sptcer fth. John jefferson sth, John
II. Jones Sth, Rober, y. Cole. Jas. n. Hynsou
ilth. Roht. J. White l2th. SAml Marklsy. John
n. wsinholi, y. q. Forester 18th, Laduig I'm
sfek.
H.,gs. 81 fls Jad-ThsmAs Bead.
Nsgif WaieAsaa az Jsii--Abram Cole u l..
pksssssaA - Jatf-Dr. 7. a. wihghsld.
CAaylaia. ~ Jsii-Rev. Dr. J. n. Davis, Rev.
A. T. Mslttn.
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sspesi.,~.s.ss Siss Dsp.ss...s
gE.sars Ia HH.aas
Js.siee. OF the Peace.

i.s Di.,.ssi.-sssyasa ;. Gsssy. Nsfs Nsnsr.
Aibsrs saith. John J F,isrs. Jsha ~ Gi.a.iIis
- Bisisisf.--Anire~ Dsfssy. Wa. MsDsnaii.
Robert y. ChAfman.
"a Di.'yirf.-Jamss ". Berry, H. " TydinKs.
Wa Pole, 81. samuel y. Msstam. y. y. knigh,.
Jshn Wright.
gh Ds.fs,ei. -JefsuiAh I. Dseksr. Aianson y.
shiplsy. NimFei e. Laxsisn, Samuel y. storm.
sh Di'fosi.-Daniel kyAn. Abran :. Cooper,
John n. BoEi.
GA Dis,,isi- BsnHst, 7. Ho.hAl. Abraham
Osiigfath. Lachariah AlbAn.
Th Henry wsirs, George n. Consy,
WIN. kaiiedgs. Hosea Kelly.
sA Di.frist.--Joshaa Cain. benjamin y. Mat.
ihs.s. William X. IiPslsy. Abraham W. En'or,
Joshua q. Bosley.
stk Dis',iet.--Gideoa Herbert. n. Y. Dorsey,
Jas. VI. Smith. J. G. Lst;rand Cole. James l.. Gal
laghsr, John y. CLARK.
lo,A Disfrief.--Thos. Kaufman, John p. cuddy,
X. Thomas smith.
liza Dis,rie,.--John W. Burton, Henry Walter.
Samuel BAeh,el.
i2h Distrief--Nicholas W. Saith. John q.
Carter. Jas. p. Dorsey, John IIsvern, william n.
Reever, Louis Bonssll.
ish Di.frief.--Thomas Marshall, George 4.
kisfer. Patrick o'Brisn, Thomas J. English.
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Sal, In psph,h.rsa.

rad At the Msaisal sseissy = Vie.
aiia. Or. Day stated that. hasinK far
regarded iiphiAsriA. In 10 s.sly stage.
local saestion. sharastsrissi by .
tisney 70 take % pstrsfscsivs 4scon
, = has trusted mos, 10 the free sad con
ration u sntisspties. sni. shea their
p has eesn adopted from the hrsi. and
nsd vith judieioss alimsniation. he has
~ blood poisoning snsae. In eonse
great power which salt possesses 10
The putrsfaetive deeompositi9n q neat
organic matter, Dr.. Day hss sf,sa pre-.
diphthsFiiie paiisnis living far assay
aid the frequent use ofa gargis con.
blespoonfsl OF more d salt dissolved
b. water. giving children Who easns,
<poonfal % too 70 drink occasionaily.
b the Carlyle ~ prophy Tactic OF pre-
4 ee o. four times q day.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-11

Dsnnis Dunisp. was . three eard.mon,s man
tashsd 10 circus. A gresnhorn whom he had
FindIsd out Of $500, at Assumption, La, con.
lined 10 Justice. whj hot only issued . war
bat went 70 the tent 10 serveit. Dennie was
Aiing on smother victim, and he quietly offer.
be Justice $40 not 70 interrupt Him for ten
1utss. This proposition vas declined. Then
gambler angrily drew Q revolver; bat the Jus.
y fred quickest, killing him instantly, and
billy recovering the $500 from his pocket. The
|nhIing privilege Of that circus Il nov for sale.
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0rnhnn..lanri.

ledger easel Ialgs. Jashaa CoetsY Assa
siais tuigss. Jaha osairsm. jssss DALEY
Rsyisf-r ~ uth.- ThsmAs Fhiifot.
olsst.-Chas q Wsakisy Wsits1 Wsfusf
Eathfs d. OrrAass Casst EAish Calhus
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Clerks once.

clerk Of tie Courf-william NJ. Isaac.
Assi,faafs-court Clerk, Lewis NJ. Bacon; Equi-
~, r. Edwin Hook; General Assistants, James W.
Thompson, Charles s. GFason Record, G. Lewis
Cross, Martin 0'llara, Thomas u. Catch, y. d.
Dollenbcrg. Danl Jenifer. ST., Joseph d. Herbert;
Collector. John T.. swift Examiner Of Records,
DR.. q. NJ. Bosley. DR.. - Nelson Messenger,
William neR6y
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Now Way % Hive Bees.

be many unexpected devsiopmsnts Of
sisnes Is Al application TO the living Of
they swarm, saecsssfslIy tried BY Ger
nsntsrs. Il was though, tina, BY u,ili.
nectrie force the bees nigh. be s,upe6ed
kN Secsssary period % time without being In.
30 and the result proved the correctness q the
A, The hrst attempt was made upon the bees
= iad gathered upon trees, the insects falling
upSn the ground In . kind Of trance, which adj
sittsd Of their being safely handled. The next
stage In the experiment was 10 capture the bees
when they were about 10 swarm. BY introducing
fts ends Of too connecting wires into fully occu-
isd honeycomb. and turning on the current, the
b|ses we're rendered inactive Tor about thirty min
ufss. while no bad results appeared to follow their
awakening.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-02-11

l., Disfriei.-John y. Dobbin, Samuel Rag.
20 Disfrief.--John Crooks.
I'd Dssfrief-wm. II. Reed, Jacob u. Krah.
4h DisfTief.-Charles J. Beckiey, J. p. Upper
co, George W. stocksdale.
SEA Disirief.--Jsshaa Tracey, Thos J. Benson.
Gh Observation-Disclosures spicer, VIM. Ruhi.
ia Disfrief.--Joseph W. Nelson.
sch Disfrief.--John W. Green, John II. Jones.
eh Dissatisfaction T. Brown, Jos. s. Rog.
ers, Robert y. Cole.
10h Disfrief.--John Williams.
liza Disiyiei.--James r. Bishop.
f2h District. Samuel Marklcy, Dan1 ID. Ryan,
Charles A. Reimold, Harry Councilman, w.
Michael, John II. wienhold. n. q. Forcster.
i3sk Disirief.--Ludwich Emmerick, George T.
Randle, Joseph Ryan.
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Precautions Asains, piph.Aer.a.

d.. c. W. Chancellor, secretary o. the State
Board of Health. and Prof TOnry, Of Baltimore
have been Investigating the causes Of diph,hsria
In Frederick city, and the doctor has issued a cir.
saiAr 70 the eitssns Of that place informing them
- . issss and Prsvsas the spread u the disease
Aa, there shoald b eomplete Isolation o.
hat enly enc or too persons sAoaii BE-
take charge Of pAtisni. and those per.
be restrietei In their intsrcsarss 9TH
Isons. The rooa 10 shicA the each Il
Hsd BE cleared " al nssiisss ciathing.
~ othef materials hksiy . harbof The
sntilatisa, uitAout rsrmitting araf,s %
#spsn tAs pstisai. sAsaii b ssears.l b. ~
u the H4a Should b All8-sd q shlns 10
possible All iisshArgss. -Asthsr
#meath, ness o. b9wsls. sksai4 - rAtasr-
rags sr vessels, All bsrn-l - barrel a,
n4rsA feet Asay frun as eel % saisr
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FINliE undersigned has now on hand about s.oee
Il feet ofchoice W bite Oak Pump Stock which has
beeni n spring water = sufficient length Of time %
free IL from sap. Any Pamp constructed Of this
stock l. guaranteed not % give unpieasanttaste
o. hewatsr. His arrangements for preparing Pump
Stock In the above manner most ample and
complete. and he viii always be prepared 10 put
up the EXCELSIOR PUMP at short notice.
Always on hand all kinds of Pump fixtures Of
the very best quality, including Leathered Buckets
Cor Old Pumps. which can be furnished on demand.
Common Wooden Pumps made on the premises
where they are 10 be placed, when desired.
All Pumps constructed by the subscriber are
warranted for one year. Amer the first year they
will be kept In order by him for ten years. for the
moderate sum Of Si.o0 per year.
eo-D the Eresisior P~mP sloHid not givs sat
isfaefioR IL scn b. rsmore asd IA noney rsfaaded.
Refers by permission TO X. n. Boarman, ESQ.,,
Towsontown. Orders by mail, or In person. at
tended 20 promptly.
WILLIAM OLDFIELD, Pump Maker,
July3y.sl Fountain Green. Hartford Co., Nd.
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ROASTED COFFEE quickly becomes tough and
parts with its aroma and absorbs impurities when
exposed 20 the air. To eaectually preserve the full
strength and aroma Of Coaee. NC pack Il unground
Immediately after roasting ia lG net weight
TIN-fOiL Paskages for which We have the ex-
elusive Patent for the United States on Roasted
Coffee. BY which Il Is more perfectly IIERMRTI-
cALLY SEALED than In any package offered 20
the public. Thus Il j. rendered impcrvious 20 the
action u damp weather aud the volatiEisg Effects
o. bot weather, aud will retain IL enc qualities
and (-H sirsagfA unimpaired 10 any climate, on
aud or sea, FOR years. fJan.2l. sly.
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Attorneys at Law.
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BALTIC. County Official Directory.
Mcmbers ofthe LegisIature.
Circuit Court.

H"HHt y UfffYHTfH-EuWIh q FuTbuFl JOHN o
Cuttings, Jr., Andrew Banks, Joshua q. Bosley,
wilmot johnson, Charles L. Fshdaii.
Circuit Court.
Judyes-Chief Judge, Hon. Richard 0rasOn /;
Associate Judges, Hon. George Yelott, Hon. Jas.
ID. Walters.
States AitorMey-David q. MeIntosh.
Crisr--Lewis Vogle.
Baiiig.-Geo. W. seipp, William MOrfoo., John
p. Kennedy.
Iaferprsfer-John J. Piiert.
AHditor-washington Yellott.
CommissioRers 70 take TesfiMoHy. William r.
Wharton, ID. Hopper Emory.
Masier IN Chancery.-wiliiam Grason.
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CpNNENciNs SUNDAY. JAN. =. 1854.
FatssnEs- Trslns 80 cav. BAiuxsrs daily .s1-
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-01
CONVEYANCES.

SoEN II AN OH'o.
Lake Vineyard Land and Water Asso-
citation to William Fessenden-Lot 4 blk
p, san Pasqual tract and water rights;
$1,000.
Charles ] Ellis to Ramona Burrusl-
Lot 25 blk Il, Morris vineyard tract; S 100
M l. Wicks to VIM l. Sidwell-20 acres
in X Soto allotment Ro Santiago de san.
Ia Ana; Sl00.
Appoionia Huber to Jane Ellen Hughes
Lot l3 blk 80, Huber tract; 81
San Gabriel orange Grove Association
to w Il Barkus-Iract in Division III,
lands of said Association.
A Eldred to WI + Barkus-Same as
p Shaffer and d Fl samis to Nelson
Oscar Staford-Lots and 8 blk 7, Santa
Nathan Baker and Lucretia p, his wife,
to Henry g Hartley-4N acres near San
ia Ana: SS75.
Irvine Johnson and e A. his wife, to r
J n NopthmsnRW Or n 3 D " 4 4 of NV a of sW u
W W Martin 10 ] r Northman-same
II Orme and Mary c, his wife, to
John G Clark-Lot N, Van de Graaf tract,
Ro Santiago de Santa Ana, 25 acres;
Estate of Sedgwick Lynch-Order of
sale of undivided "a Of lot between Or
ange and Seventh streets undivided "a
of 55 acres in Ro Santiago de santa Ana,
blk e, Mt Pleasant tracI, s n lot blk
Ord's survey, and lot IL blk b, lots 3, 8, 10,
IL and IA blk F, and lot 4 blk 1, Mott
tract.
Teyis, trustees, to Bernard Reynolds
Lot Sec 7, I S, r l3 w; $i22.s0.
s b Caswell to @ j Observation-Disclosures
ed a OF lots 2, 8 and 4, Sec IL, 7 l s, II Is
q W Danforth to Joseph Smith-N u of
Il lot range 4, Tempe d Gibson tract;
W w jenkins to John G Downey-In.
de San Gabriel and PotrerO Grande and
lands in Alameda property $500.
Estate of John dunlap dec'd-Decree
of distribution TO Mary Ann Dunlap, A
II Dunlap, e Dunlap, Calvin Dunlap,
+ p Dul lap, Jennie Lig htner, Ella Dun
lap, Ida Dunlap, Andrew Dunlap, Lew
Is dunlap, Laura Egan and Mary Glenn,
of lands in San Bernardino county;
Patterson Bowers Homestead" in Ro
santa Gertrudes; SEX of SW u Sec 10,
TSS, r IL W; lots 10 and IL and E 20 acres
of lot in Ranchito; interets in mines in
Arizona and personal property.
Estate of John Dunlap, dec'd-Decree
of partition among heirs: To Mary Dun
lap, land In San Bernardino county and
s "a lot 0, Standifer e. Dunlap tract, RAN
chito; to Jennie Bowler, so acres in Ran
chito; to A II Dunlap, 2S acres in RAN
chito; 10 Ida Dunlap, so acres in Ranchi-
to and 40 acres near Downey; to Ella
Dunlap, so acres in Los Nietos TWP
known as Bowers tract; to orher heirs.
personal property.
Estate OF Louis Harmon, minor--0rder
confirming sale of lot blk s, Ord's sur.
vey to Conrad Hafen; $500.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-02-01
The Public Library.

The Beard of Library Trustees
met ct the Public Library last
evening, Mayor Toberman presid-
ing, for the purpose Of electing a
Librarian for the ensuing year.
The candidates were Miss Mary
Foy, present Incumbent. Miss Ca
rey and Mrs. Chick.
On the third ballot Miss Foy, hav-
ing received majority Of the votes
cast, was declared duly elected.
The Mayor then announced the
following committees:
Finance Com mittee-B. Chand-
ler, G, Kerckhoff, r. Steere.
Purchasing Committee-Walter
8. Moore, B. Cohn, M. Teed, A. W.
Ryan.
The Board then adjourned.