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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
a C0uuter Chaiienge.
Says the last issue of the River
side Press and Horticulturist:

Says the last issue of the River
side Press and Horticulturist:
II Riverside has any of the red
scale its orchardists are very
anxious to know where 1t is. The
editor of the HERALD never hav.
ing visited Riverside, of course
cannot make the statement from a
personal knowledge, and as the
above clipping Is from an article
defending L. ]. Rose in his ship
ment Of cuttings from his vine.
yard adjoining his orch ard that is
known to be infected with red
scale, it is supposed that Mr.. Rose
is the editors authority for the
statement. 1t is now time for the
editor of the HERALD or Mr.. Rose
or any other man to prove this
statement or back down. There Is
fifty dollars on deposit at the Riv-
erside bank for either gentleman
mentioned above or any other man
who will point out the tree now
growing in the Riverside settle
ment that Is infected with the red
scsle-and we will pay his travel
Ing expenses from Los Angeles to
Riverside and return besides. Now
h good time to ''put up or shut
up."
We can't say how keenIy we re-
gret being obliged to note the
sporting language of our contem-
porary. We have always regarded
him ~ . 0od-fsaring man, and
here We ind him using the slang
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
WHILE many Republicans are

WHILE many Republicans are
foolishly felicitating themselves
upon the success of Malone in
Virginia, and indulging in day.
dreams of demoralizing the rest Of
the Southern States, there are
some judicious members Of that
organization who are not so ex.
ultant, aud who raise h voice of
depreciation and warning. Amongst
these is that thorough Republican
journal, the Sacramento Record
Union, which, in recent issue,
said:
The Atlanta Constitution remarks
that "there is scarcely State in
the South that has not one or two
cheap heroes that are willing to be
used as Mahones." And we do
not doubt the truth of the state
ment. Malone has shown the
Southern demagOgues how they
can feather their nests and obtain
control of Northern politics. OF
old it was truly said that the
South ruled the Union. Then,
however, she ruled 1t with states.
men, at least, whereas, at present,
we are threatened with a revival
OF the Southern dictation, but with
demagoguss In the place of the
Clays and Calhouns. The South.
ern political rit1raff have been
shown that all they have to do is
to capture the ignorant negro and
"poor white" votes by some bold
measure of dishonesty like repu-
diation, to obtain the sympathy
and support of the Republican par
ty at the north. As matter of
course they will take advantage OF
this opening. We expect to see
"Mahonelsm," in other words, re-
pudiation, sweep through the
South. Or perhaps. some more
original rogue may introduce the
"nO renpo platform in some of the
Southern States. That would be
sure to take with tho negroes, and
though the Republicans at the
North might find it some lat
hard to endorse. no doubt they
would come to it in time, for do
they not hold that anything is ad.
missible to "bresk the Solid
South 2" 1t is very pretty kettle
OF fish that Malone has cooked for
the party, and it would be fstuous
to imagine that his example will
not be followed and very probably
improved upon. Of course "Ma.
honeismn will spread.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
THE telegraph advIces us that a

The telegraph advices US that a
saloon kept by two Germans, near
Palestine, In the State of Indiana,
was twice blown up by dynamite
during the past three months.
And yet these undaunted Teutons
still live; and, for all the telegraph
says, are yet intent upon selling
lager beer, pretzels and pumper-
nickels to their patrons. No other
two men in all this world are more
eligible to the Czarship Of all the
Russias than they. Between them,
taking it turn and turn about-ride
and tie, as 1t were-they could well
hope to stand of and tire out the
whole Nihilist crowd.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
EAST Err ~.
Brewster rakes P0tsessioo.

Brewster r.kes Potssssi0o.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3d.-Attor-
ney.Geberal Brewster assumed
charge of the department of jus.
tice this morning.
Uttnsing ibs "greoBs."
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3rd.-It is
understood that the defense in the
Guiteau case will shortly introduce
new feature. The so-called
"cranks," numbering between
forty and fifty, arrested here since
Guiteau shot the President, most
of whom were sent to the st.
Elizabeth insane asylum on ply
sicians' certificate. The physi.
clans in each case will, it is said,
be subp9naed for the purpose of
comparing those cases with Gui.
teau's, with the purpose of demon.
stratipg that, if the mitments
referred to were justly made, Gui-
teau must be likewise insane.
viii oppose the Adm,s,,sn Of
Dakota.
WASHINGTON, Jan 3d.-A cor.
respondent interviewed Springer
to-day: II suppose you Democrats
will fight the admission of Dakota,
as q State" was asked. "Yes,u
replied Springer, II shall oppose
1t anyway. Utah Is more fit and
better equipped every way than
Dakota, but 1 shall object to the
admission Of any Territories az
States until their boundaries and
population become fixed. l should
oppose the the admission of Utah,
New Mexico and Arizona Just as
seriously, although we would get
the Democratic Senators from
these States.
Ab0se OF siok Leaves.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-General
Sherman has issued an order
stating that the abuse of sick
leaves Oh surgeons certificates has
grown to be so great that 1t be.
comes necessary to invite the spe.
cial attention of officers making
certificates and the authorities
granting or recommending leaves,
to the absolute requirements of
the regulations on this subject.
The CsmpDcii-Dsnnon Contest.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3rd.-A tele-
gram received from Governor
Murray, of Utah, announces that
he may be expected here to-mor-
row. He comes to give the House
Committee on Elections informa.
ton concerning the Campbell
Cannon contest.
The Star Reute Gases.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3d.-One of
the special prosecutors for the gov
ernment in the Star Route cases
stated to-day that they would com.
mence their work before the Grand
Jury in about two weeks. He
said they would have their evi.
dence in satisfactory shape and feel
confident it Is sufficient to secure
Csbines Meessng.
WASHINGTON, January 3.-0nly
routine business was transacted at
rhe Cabinet meeting to-day. The
President accepted the resignation
Of ]. Stanley Brown, private sec.
retary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04

HICKENLooPER at last appears
10 his proper station as President
of the Ohio Senate. That State, in
addition to its other distinctions,
can boast of having the public
man with the most cacophonous
name ever yet discovered on the
American continent.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter notices OF companies, socie-
ties, churches, etc.. will only be inserted
the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places OF Worship. graf
is directory, which will appear every
sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
OPEN BOARD-4.15 r. M.

Mexican, 81 b, 9sS "a; Sierra Nevada, 9
a; Alta, 4.15 a; Ophir. 5h b; Union, IS116
b, l3A a, l3A S; Potosi, l.45 b; Con Vir.
ginia, b; Chollar, l.l0 b; Scorpion, b,
Los a, s; Ophir, 5ss b. 6s4 a; Jacket, 8 b;
Hale 4 Norcross, 1.S6 b. 40 a; Jack ct, 8. .I5
b, 81 a, 3.l5s; Confidence, 2l0 q; Crown
Point, b, LOS a; California, 30c b, IS a.;
Confidence, 2.l5 b, 2.25 a. 2.l5 s: Overman,
l.S5 b, lao a, 135s; Bullion, / 80 b, I.35 a,
I.33G 6: Sierra Nevada, Ssa 3,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04

"Papa, is that the Derricks fun
ny man?" II guess not; what
makes you think SOP" "Oh, ,'cause
he looks so funny an SO dry" $50
dry! Do you think the funny man
Is dry ?" eyes; cause / heard
somebody say the other day that
he's fine man, but it's a pity he
drinks so much".-OH City Der
rick.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
Herald Steam Printing House.

fhe facilities OF the HERALD steam
printing House for doing job work are not
anrpassed In California outside OF San
Franclsco aud Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us will be executed with neat
nsss and dispatch at the lowest living
rotaa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04

An editor In West Virginia has
married a Miss Club. We are sin-
cerely glad to learn that there is
one newspaper man in this country
who is not afraid of such a thing
Kansas Cifv Times.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
Leading Boot and Shoe House

OF Southern California Therefore, the whole of
erges will be devoted to make this institution profitable
to the people and paying investment for firm The
people we know will stand by u.s. and, with regard to
opponents think they heartily sick of their
puny efforts to sop progress and impede the of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
THE 6,bboa Mnrarrt1s Arr. sard.

ASHLAND, KY, Jan. s.-Arr.sts
were made to-day of the persons
believed to be the murdere,s of the
Gi55oG children, the arrest being
brought about by the confession Of
one of their number. All live in
Ashland, and two are married
men. They are iD the CattlesbuIg
jail. Lynching is expected TO-.
NIGHT
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Angeles. 3d.
Isaias w. Hellman, President, and
John Miner, Secretary of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank of Los Angeles,
do solemnly swear, each for himself,
that the above-named ed statement is true
to their best knowledge and belief.
ISAIAS w. HELLMAN, President.
JOHN MILNER, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed before
G. A. DOBINSON,
14-lm Notary bile.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
suit fur Damages.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 3d.-Rev. Rich.
ard Cain, colored Bishop of Texas
and Louisiana and his wife, Laura
Cain, have brought suit in the
United States Circuit Court at San
Antonio, Texas, against the Gal
weston, Houston and Louisiana
Railroad Company for $4,000
damages for being refused the
privilege of riding in II first-class
coach, after the company had sold
them first class tickets.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
Passe Uyess SOu,h ~ ud East.

FRESNO, Cal, Jan. 3d.-The fol.
lowing is the list OF passengers for
the South and East on the train
which passed this place at 5 PM:
w @ Burns, U 3 A; w T Cum
Minis, II Bloomfield, A Moresns,
Mr. Ogden, w G Campbell and
wife, G Jopdrow, VIM A Smith,
Mr. Chorke, ] H Anderson, wife and
child, G F Blackman and wife, g
l. Monroe, San Francisco; r Lang.
bean, Merced; J II Moore and wife,
Virginia; Henry Wisber and wife,
H B Abiia. e g Abila, Los Ange.
les; ] n Rogers, E Allen, J J
Lynde, John Gregory, Mr. Reed,
Oakland; Mr. Hayeras, London; r
B Hale and wife, Santa Ana; 6 D
Ross. Portland. Oregon; Mr. New
combe, Monterey; VIM Short, 8
w Short, GilrOy; II o Hale, Tue
SOD; r P Campbell, Arizona; Geo
B Williams, VIM J O'Connor,
Stockton.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
Tombstone Election,

TOMBSTONE, Jan. 3d.-The city
election to-day resulted in the
election of q majority of the Peo.
ple's Independent ticket, With
John Carr for Mayor; D. Neagle,
Chief of Police; H. Sol0man, Treas
urer; A. O. Wallace, City Record
er. Citizens ticket: d. McCarty,
Assessor; City Council, E II.
Dean, T. A. Atchison, j. NJ. Nash
and Charles Thomas; City Attor-
ney, o. O. Trantum. The election
passed off quietly.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, l..
County of Los Angeles. 3d.
Isaias w. Hellman, President, and
John Milner. Secretary, of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank Of Los Angeles, 40
solemnly swear that the amount OF
capital paid in Is Two Hundred Thous-
and Dollars 1890 600 00).
ISAIAS W. HELLMAN, President,
JOHN MILNER, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this Sd day of January, 1882.
GA. DOBINSON,
Notary Public in and for Los Angeles
county, State Of California.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
Lewis Bros. is the Firm

To whom the people have given their confidence the
firm which the people has built up; the firm that has
done its utmost to meet the sympathes of the people
with generous return and the firm that is universally
admitted to be the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
OUR LIVE HOUSE.

The of unprecedented and exraordi-
nary Jump into such extensive business is still puz-
ze to of competitors; but, could they muster
sufficient courage to look the thing fairly in the face the
is apparent enough The grand effect has been
produced by simple cause-that is, that
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
MOaey aud siscA-.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3rd.-Silver
bars, 1123; money, 6 to 1t; govern.
meDts rather weak; stocks weak;
w. U, III; quicksilver, 123; Pacific,
893; Mariposa, 4; Wells, Fargo, 1870;
New York Central, 1292; Erie, Boz;
Panama, l89; Union Pacific, lis;
bonds, ia; Central Pacific, 90s;
bonds, ll23; Sutro. i; Mineral
Creek, 5.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
Special to the Herald by the Western
Union Telegraph Company
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
NORNING SESSION.

IAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Eek.
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
Our ljndersel!ing All Other Houses
IS THE RESULT OF ......
Our Buying Under All Other Houses.

The bulk of our goods manufactured by ourselves
The balance is purchased direct from Eastern Markets.
thereby saving all the middemens profits either COM
mission or otherwise. We therefore can and do sell
goods lower than the generality of Los Angeles
chants can buy them in San Francisco consequently,
this is another element of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
Ageisss the Mormons.

New YORK, Jan. 3d.-The Posts
Washington special says: The
Postofiice Department is waging o
war against the Mormons which
is practical in its operations and
will very likely establish an anti
Mormon influence in the territory.
The New York Legislature.
ALBANY, Jan. 3rd.-The nearest
approach TO compromise among
the Democrats this morning was q
rumor that Mr.. Tilden had con-
sented to withdraw Jacobs for
President pro tenn of the Senate,
provided Tam many would agree to
accept such further terms as might
be fair. The Senate adopted anti
monopoly resolutions, a Tammany
victory.
An AmicHDie settlement Probable.
ALBANY, January 3d.-Neither
branch of the legislature was or.
ganized by the Democrats to-day.
1t is thought an amicable settle
ment will be arranged this after
noon, and that when both branches
meet tomorrow they will be or
ganized by the Democrats. In the
Senate an anti-monopoly resolution
gave rise to considerable debate.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-01-04
LEWIS BROS. Undersell All Other Houses,

unencumbered, and with CASH sufficient to
command the market But it has taken long series
of years to accomplish all this you try to force for
tune in few years. somebody must suffer to make you
rch and take our word for it, the people will find
out that it is their money that is making you rch but
to resume:
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The character Of the gentlemen In the
city who have taken hold Of the project
Of havings grand carnival procession,
followed by . masque ball, on the twen-
tysecond Of February, 10 snch ~ pro-
cludes the possibility Of failure. While
the amounts subscribed by the citizens
and business men have not been -
large - might reasonably have been ex-
pected, still the sum already guaranteed
to Messrs. Clark, Jacobs, STANLEY and
Scheuer is sufficient to warrant the
statement that the carnival Is now on .
firm financial baths, and Is an assured
success. At meeting Of the general
committee Of arrangement held last
night 1t Speck's Hall, various ideas
were advanced in regard to the proper
arrangement of the procession, the or
der in which different trades and
branches of business should appear, and
the various advertising groups, figures
and devices which might be advantage
ously used by our merchants to make
the best possible display. It is most like
" that a general meeting of all business
men who have subscribed, and who pro-
pose to be represented in the procession,
will liz called at an early date and these
matters turned over tn them, so that
they may consult among themselves,
and agree as to order and detail.
If one dry goods merchant learns that
another is 10 have such and such an idea
or device to illustrate his business, he
will thus have an opportunity to select
for himself something different and still
something appropriate, and in accord
ance with his own peculiar ideas, SO
that this part of the business can tx
settled by the merchants themselves.
The order of music in the procession,
however, and the respective position OF
the various bands, the places to be as
signe.l to the various Mosques In car
riagps, cars, chariots, etc., were all care
fully discussed.
The costumes from which choice may
he made by the public at large have
been arranged for, and will he in Butte
about ten days before the time fixed, 80
that ample opportunity may be offered
for selection. The hest theatrical ward.
robes Of San Francisco, Salt Lake and
Chicago have l'ecn ransacked, and thu re
need Ike no fears hut that full ant'
magnificent variety will bc on han'! in
Butte for the occasion.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-28
Frozen Feet.

AFR Alex. Glover had his feet fr"zeh
some. weeks ago, while walking rom
nntt. to hi. home Oh Warm spring
creek. At first Mr.. Glover did moi
r,,l;zc the severity Of his aft1'cti"'' IN"
allowed the nunbness experienced !"
~. feet Il, continue some time without
attention. Although he spoke TO y sur
,,..,, ~ The subject sometime ago, he d'd
,,ot think the matter Of sufficient ini"r-
..,,u,, :, v.t treatment. Tuesday, how
.xer IL. was brought from his home I"
The Miners Hospital, where yester''a! Ii
.... c,und necessary t" amPutate l"r-
t;ons Of bot., his feet. The operation"
was ,ertormc,l by DR.. W III "
sk;,,f,, manner, the patient being under
~. ;nt,mcncc of an ::,:e>tl'ctir.
,rh, loft foot was aniputatcA a. VIC
,,ct.,t.rs,,, process, in the instep Jo'"t'
~. greater part OF it being removed
,r,,o r;,,ht foot was amputatai IT thr
..,,t;r.ncc .; the tar~:.l ami meta
tans,l processes, the toes '>s'" !!
III removed. 1t is feared ''"' y
! ,o.v become necessary to make an"'n',
1885,. Of the right foot. it is stated
.,'.t .l,,rs with cork appliances ca" "
......,., FIR s,ich CASES - ~ to cna"'e '"t
.".;'.,,, tn walk with considerable ease
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-01-28
Mining Notes.

The Mayilower mine at Bullion l"a-
no. has Just l,een sold to Chicago cont
nany for $3.50, 900, Of which sum $lO, OM
WINS Maid cash, &;5O,OW is to be paid In
fifteen days and the balance next June.
John r. Farwell, a merchant prince Of
Chicago, is president ofthc purchasing
company.
An ASSAY was made l,y &. {. Clawson,
wh,s.e wife is an occasional eorrcspo''-
dent Of the MINER, II few days ago, Ut u
niece Of chloride orc brought in ny Mr..
Ezra Allison from new mineral ocit
in the western part Of Idaho, with the
result of 4A, ounces of silver per ton.
W. NAV have something t" say Of the
new field hereafter. 1T present We are
not ut liberty to give the exact ''"'shtE
If the new find.
4 miner named ScoOt Il:s> arrived III
Tombstone, 4. r., from the Sierra
,1m,re mountains Of Mexico, where ne
h,. been living for the past seven
months. Mr.. Scoot justified the true
.;vn;ticance Of his name Ivy the rapidity
with wbi.,, he van,ostsl the Mexican
ranch. He states that the Alac''cs are
an the warpatl, in that region, and that
himself and two companions barely es''
capped with their lives. They hat " run
uin.. fight with - .Anrhc:.
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A Sad Accident.

\ German named \. Worker was
killed hy falling from train on me
Union Pacific road last Saturday. HIS
body was discovered on the track "'"''t
twn miles west If Evanston. The Ogden
/jiot Of the ::,:,rd INST. state" that the
train was stopped and the body placed
IN in. .:,,,ousc and taken int" Evanston,
when. upon examination, small sum
Of money was found in the pockets Of
the deceased, Il whisky bottle With only
y small quantity OF fluid left in It, q Sec
,,n,l class ticket from Ogden to San Fran
,.;...o and one. of Conductor Con!isk' s
checks. The ticket showed that 1t had
...u purchased Mt Rawlins and was
siv,,e,i \. Worker, a. being the owner OF
tho ticket. The following was found
written on a carr! in the pocket of the
deceased:
Gorth Ik4ixf, 1Iryi";" fIH. Nct'"'".
When YOU receive these lines | am not
living. You wouldn't believe OF the
nnrderous hand, in shooting or hang
ing. ~ I am deaths debt, you can "
,;cv.. me. I would like to see you In my
l,,st hours. Pray see the Virginia Judge
~ NV character and standing. Live hap
nv forever; this is the main Of my con-
science. 1 carry my burden with pe'
thence. DO not believe the stories which
have been circulated about ME. cannon
hattie against 50 many.
A. WORKER.
The coat, blankets and csrd were TAX
| -, n EvanstOn Sunday.
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The Comet.

A., learn from Mr.. :. l. M"ckeS
TINT the Comet, in Boulder Mining n .';.
trict, operations are being p''s''*.' wig, v'e.
' '..v,, The shaft Is about two hum
% Sr", feet deep, and is now being en-.
,.u'ed to three compartments, anu =. .
' '''es. tank is being cut, preparatory TO
s ~a, Repairs are being made IN the nc
" concehtr.tor, which will be s'.rtea e.. ~
tvro or three weeks. No WORK ..e .,.o.,t
.,"n. ON the Belle Of Boulder Tor , ,s's
.,o"s =. ,.onths Mr.. Mackey will leave
80. v,.it to the Barker district }" 7" *"
-. - t.re . look at the county,
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Helena Notes.
Helena I,rdepcn.ient, 18th inst.

Helena Independent, 18th inst
The Firemen's BALL, given by Helena
Fire company No. l, was very success
full.
A patent apparatus for track laying IS
being tried this side Of Miles CITY ana
gives great satisfaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Hedge gave
Marty last Monday in honor Of tic birth
dav anniversary of Hon. ID. S. Wade,
Chief Justice of the supreme Court ut
Montana.
Chas. d. Curtis ESP, President ct the
Helena Land League returns thanks 10
the Helena papers for their notices OF
the public meeting held in behalf 81 the
League last week.
The new church paper called the
Rocky Mountain Messenger, Is ed'tea ~
Rev. ". i. Reed. pastor Of the Pres
bvter;an church in Helena. Robert
winnie Esq. is the agent for the paper
We understand that an order has been
iss,,.., tO the engineering department. ol
the Northern Pacific railroad prohi.ht-
ing them from EiyinF =, any f,. ;%f"s r"iect'
workings.
n .,nx not seem that the biutf li;sie
II the railroad surveyors by the Fiat
heads had much effect. The -utxSoH..u :
stale, that Engineer Hamilton,s ls.I.H
are prosecuting their WORK Ol Hk''.!" |;
the Inc :u.russ the reservation, just ~ II
no hitch iron, the Indians had ever *''
CURED.