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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REPORTED BY GILLETTE. GIBSON & WOOD
EXAMINERS OF TITLES
coNvFyANcFS oCrOBFR os 1852

coNyEYANCES- OCTOBER 2s, 1883.
Peter opp to Geo opp-2l acres in lot ., Potts
Borden 4 sidwell tract; 81.
Nancy Emily Fry to Jacob Wiley Lot side
Canal street. Wilmington; SS25
Walsh TO Frederick Lovcll-Iot II, blk 49,
Pioneer Building Lot Association tract. $3.50.
Pomona Land and Water Co To l. ID Connor-
Water right for blk 1853, Pomona; 500.
Michael shannon to VIM Seat0n-Lots 81 and
81 Blllesteros tract, 500.
Mary y billings to Josu Estudillo-Iot l. see
13 T $, X l3 ", and W OF NV J and NE OF
NV 4 see s, 4 y, X IL W, 81.
II NJ Johnston and Mary 4, his wife, to Jose G
Estudilo-part OF lot ?, sec Is, T :, X - ", 50,
W 4 SOmes 10 Sarah Fisher Lot g Somes
subdivision Of lot |, blk G, Moreno vineyard, and
lots and ?, blk g. Rivera and Nigpolo tract
$2300
Greenbaum to Abraham Greenbaum- TO-
BLK 4, City Homestead tract.
JL Innterman to b and A briggs Bond
for deed to lots 81, 20 81, SO, 80, 81 80, Al and
AZ Ro La Canada; Sent |, 1885; SI2, ,Tl2,bS
NJ l. Wicks to Lizzie II Messervs Il of lot 10
Mcsserve and Loop tract; $3.50,
Andrew Glassell 10 Walter Draw-Lot q, blk T.
Highland tract; S3Q5.
4 wakely and II W Magee trustees to Albert
Ninde Undivided $500 OF Lake Vineyard inter
est In waters OfAtroyo Seco; $500.
jain Il Rhuart to A D Boyd Lot 10, Freeman
tract; si6bO.
George W Cole to Mrs Lizzie Graham tracts
in Ro Santa Gcrtrudes; $500,
VIM C Thompson TO Josephine Wagner Sc. "A
acres in secs 21nnd %, I l., RaW W; sl250.
Wm Butler TO Remi Nadeau--R Right OF way fol
ditch over lands OF grantor in secs 10 and 10, 7
s, r 10 W: 81.
Chas Peterson TO Wm Lewis n lot 0, bl,
s2, Ords survey: $1,000
JE lIollenhefk TO Henry Greeneyalt-Lots ~
and 20, blk 2, and lot l and >, bin 3, llollenbeok
tract; $3.50.
Rosa schldwachter TO Helen G Page Lot S,
Hoover tract; s.,
Frank + Weeks to Samuel II Dewey-Lo IL,
blk c, in lot 3 blk 60, Hancock survey; $50.
Helen Page 90 Rosa Schildwachter, vile OF
Honry Schildwrchter Lot o, Hoover tract; -.
Frank A Gibson to + W Wood-l3 acres in lot
/ blk Il. San pasqual Tract, 5000.
johnson REYNOLDS to l. Goodwin and W
IIellnnn-N acres at SW ! lot ,, blk +, Chap
man Tract. $1,000.
NJ slaughter TO Joseph Cooling (June %,
1850 -Reease Of agreement blk %, p 2Sd, Of
deeds.
Hiram Ogden to T. + Brainard-l.Ot q, Hou-
tons subdivision of n blk 81, 0r1's survey; $500
Ellen owens and Henry / owens to Martha
rngc= Interest in estate OF Winnie Owens, de
ceased sd01
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30

The mines of the section distincdvely
known as Southern California are in.
creasing in their output at capital
rate. The fact is that. from the region
which is unmstakably tributary to Los
Angeles, three hundred thousand dollars
a month is being turned out in bullion,
and this is but the initial OF splendid
era of development. The most promi-
nent contributors TO this superb total
are the King, which turns out between
$50, 900 and $50, 900 month, the Provi-
dence Mountain, with between $50, 900
and $40, 600, the Alhambra, with about
$50, 900, and numerous other mines
which turn out bullion in lesser measure.
Amongst these was the Oriental, which
has been lately shut down on account of
litigation, and which was producing
about $4,000 a month. As soon as
its legal difficulties are adjusted, the
Oriental will doubtless start in again on
even larger yield. The Alvord is
another mine, which is very rich, which
has begun to yield, and which will
doubtless yield largely very soon. The
Pinacate district, in San Diego county,
just across the Los Angeles line, is
also heard from with unyarying
regularity. In addition to the large
production which we have named,
there are many mines OF lesser yield,
but which, collectively, foot up
between ten and twenty car-loads OF orc
day, which are shipped to San Fran
cisco for reduction. Conspicuous
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30

lf Is one Of tho eve ytntualltcs Of the near future
that Nevada may be added 10 some Of the adJoin
Ing States TO avoid the scandal OF United states
Senators absolutely without constituencies Los
ASorLEs HERALD.
viii the HERALD please inform US by
what method, except by consent OF The
people Of the State, Nevada can be ad.
ded to 'some Of the adjoining States
Perhaps Nevada might secede TO the
State of Los Angeles when that state IS
created 10y the division OF the State OF
California.
THERE is something which smacks OF
hppancy in this brief editorial para.
graph of the Post. In the original con-
stitution Of Nevada as State grave
crime was committed, whose great enor-
nifty is being made more glaring every
day, and which may ultimately have to
be atonod for by extra constitutional
methods. Misnamed the ''battleborn"
State, the admission OF Nevada into the
Union was really crime born OF Repub.
lican intrigue. 1t owed its inception TO
the unholy lust Of power which has al
ways possessed the Republican party. At
best nest of gamblers, whose antics.
political and other, have only been re-
deemed by the brilliant statesmanship of
John P. Jones, Nevada, when she was
admitted to the Union, had hot ono-half
of the population of the most heavily
populated ward of New York City. Not
withdrawing the fling ut the estate of
Los Angeles, in which our esteemed
contemporary indnlges, we do not be-
love that the State of Nevada to-day
has one-half the population of Los An
gcles county, which no one seeks to
erect into State, but which many of
our people hope shortly to see the key
stone of the State of South Cali
foruia. As TO this latter topic we shall
have more to say tomorrow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30

OF the fact that the late decision in the
Civil Rights bill case is creating very
bad feeling among the negroes in various
parts Of the State, and that an outbreak
has been looked for, Governor Ireland
Immediately issued a proclamation call
ing the militia to arms. Two companies
were mustered here at once, and before
midnight last night over 1000 men at
Austin, Houston, Galveston and other
places responded TO the call, and were
ready to march at moments notice.
These troops were still waiting orders at
2 o'clock this afternoon. The precise
nature Of the trouble at Cause cannot be
ascertained, but there seems TO be no
doubt that disturbance Of some kind
is In progress, and Governor Ireland has
ordered special military train to he got
in readiness for immediate use.
Escaped from Custody.
DEADwooD, OAK, October 29.-Kan
Gi Shank, better known as "Crow Dog, T"
under sentence OF death since January
for the murder of Spotted Tail, the cele-
brated Sioux chief, escaped from custody
last evening, and diligent search fails to
discover his whereabouts. He had per
mission to visit the town unattended,
and faiIed to return. His case is now
before the United States Supreme Court
on appeal. on the ground that, having
been tried by the Indian authorities and
law, and according to treaty, he was not
amenable TO white mans law. 1t is also
generally believed the killing was justi.
fable, and that his conviction was Sc.
cured through perjured evidence.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30

have lately thrown in their fortunes
with Southern California is Lieutenant.
Governor Daggett. This gentleman, who
Is an enthusiastic believer in the outcome
Of our mines, has shown his faith by his
works, and is making money hand over
fist In the formula Of our Celtic fellow
citizens the HERALD breathes the aspi-
ration, "More power to his elbow In
truth, nothing could well be more
roseate than the outlook Of the mines of
Southern California; The wonder is
that they should have been neglected
an long
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Get Out Your Smoked Glass.
Moy ct. al. VS.. Loomis.
Schmit VS.. Schmit.

An annular eclipse of the sun will
occur this afternoon, visible on the
eastern coast OF Asia, and on the 10th
parallel OF latitude to japan, the
Hawaiian Islands, and partially on the
Pacific Coast of the United States. II
commences here at $40 P. NJ, centinu.
ing about three hours, the maximum
obscuration being at ten minutes after
five o'clock. 1t will be IN interesting
eclipse, although not so much so as west
of our Coast on the islands and the
Asiatic Coast, where it will be very con,
spicuous. But prepare your smoked
glass and capture what is vouehsafed
to the Pacific States and Territories.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
A Coal Mine Horror.

SCRANTON (Pal, Oct. %, An explo-
sion of fire damp is reported from the
Pennsylvania Coal Company, shaft No.
I, three miles from Pittston. Thirty
men were in the mine. Five are badly
burned, one dead. The fate Of the ots'
ers arc unknown.
Thomas and James Gallagher, broth
ers, were brought ont dead, burned al.
most to crisp. Six others were seriously
burned and injured, they will probably
die having inhaled "after damp" Thir
ty men were in the part OF the mine
where the explosion occurred. The bal.
ance escaped through the mule way. The
force OF the explosion blew down the
braces and props and tore the gates
apart, lifting them up bodily and hurl.
ing them some distance twenty and
Thirty feet
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30

ENGLAND has been belching upon our
shores of late remarkable number of
quite ''snide" people, II the use of so
very vulgar word may be condoned in
good purpose After surfeit of the
Langtry. we must now try Henry Irving,
who is permitting himself to be adver-
tisod with vulgarity Of ostentation
that exceeds anything heretofore chron.
icled even in American annals, and the
worst thing about it is that tho omascrk
lated creatures who pretend to represent
the cream OF the intellect and "culchaw"
of New York seem to countenance the
Brummagem programme. The Hon.
Tom 0ehiltroe, Texas Congressman
who has lately returned from some.
what prolonged soiourn in England,
pronouncos Irving fraud. There is
the rustling breeze and tho stimulating
ozone Of the Texas prairies in this ont
giving, aud we believe that the Hon.
Tom is right, Oh, for moral cyclone
that should purify New York, Boston
and Philadelphia from their intense
toadyilm to England! The under strata
of the population are all right aud
wholesome including, in the word
strata, all classes up to the snobhish
millionai ca; but "a to the Cornthian
capital Of New York society, which
really ought to be its mudsill,
il worth and character were taken into
the count, everything is all wrong
lamentably and damnably wrong and
vitiated to the core. An oyerripe apple,
which had lain in cellar through the
winter, aud encountered the successive
thaws TO aud inclusive of spring, and
which would squirt corruption across a
room on pin prick, is purity itseli
compared to the so.called upper crust Of
New York society, from Republican
point of view. 1t sadly needs fumiga.
ton, to say nothing of reformation,
being hopelessly vulgarized.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Cases toTest Chinese Government
Certificntes.

SAN Francesca, October 29.--Two
Chinese cases to test the validity of the
Chinese Government certificates were
up to-day before Judge Hoffman, OF the
United States District Court He pro-
nounced the question exceedingly EN-.
barrassing One of them was China
man who said he was cigar manufac-
turer, The Judge said Congrt 80 nsed
the word merchant" not mannfactur-
er, and that il every Chinaman who
made few cigars or peddled matches
was to be classified as a merchant, the
restriction act would be practically q
dead letter. The second case was boy
II years of age. His certificate set forth
that the bearer was going to San Fran
cisco to manage the business interests OF
a mercantile firm. Whether the boy
was a laboror or merchant was difficult
to decide, so judgment was deferred
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30

II you 'cant your Eastern Jricnds to
kRow something about Los Angeies buy
he superb thirty. tro.page Illustrated
Herald, 'chieh is only fifteen cents copy,
or eight for a dollar. In book form il
could make a goad-siscd pslume, and il
ansrers all The questions asked about his
ciiA and county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Proposals for Grading and I'm
proving of Buena Vista st.
Between Temple and Rock SITS

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received by the undersigned up to the
meeting of the Council of the city Of Los Angeles
OF November 80, A. D. 1888, for the grading and
improving Of Buena Vista street, between
Temple and Rock streets, In accordance with q
resolution of the Mayor and Council OF the city
OF Los Angeles, ordering said work.
Approved November 9th. A. d. 1882.
certified check for $50, payable TO the order
OF the undersigned, must accompany each bid as
surety that the bidder will enter into contract
In conformity with his bid If the same is accepted
by the Council.
The Council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
BY order Ct the Council OF the city OF Los An
geles at its meeting Of October 9th, A. ID. 1855.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council OF the city Of Los Angeles
Los Angeles, October 20th, A. d. 1888 go "
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Herald Steam Printing House.

Tho HEnabp Steam Printing House Is not sur
passed by any Job Printing oiiee on 'he racine
Coast, outside Of San Francisco, In facilities ior
doing Job work Low prices, good work and ex-
pedition may he relied upon at this Office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Special Notice.

Hereafter notices OF Companies. societies
churches, otc., will only be inserted in the HERiLD
as paid advertisements. We reserve, for Places
Of Worship, a gratuitoua directory VII CD "li
appear every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Pleasure Ground for California
and nevada.

SAN Francisco. October 20. Re.
specting the probable request Of tho
forestry Commission to have Congress
give California and Nevada the land
bordering on Lake Tahoe, to be pre-.
served as pleasure resort, the Central
Pacific Railroad Company, who own 1t,
say they will exchange it for other land
il Congress is willing to donate it to the
public.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30

The HERALD office Is connected with the teie'
phone system of Los Angeles city and county.
Orders for advertisements or job work may
sent through this medium to number $50.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
NEW TO-DAY.
SITUATION WAHTED.

EDELMAN 6 CO., Cigar Manufac-
turers, make the best cigars and do the largest
ohhlnp trade In Snuthern California mNl3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Opening OF Henry irving.

New YORK, Oct 20.--Henry Irving
opened his American theatrical tour to
cultivated and appreciativc audience
in the Star Theater tonight, in the play
of "The Bells" After each act Irving
was called before the curtain and grace.
fully acknowledged the welcome which
was so sincere and so deeply appreciated
by himself
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30

The IIsRALD isthe official paper Of the city Of
Los Angeles. The city delinquent tax lists and
All other municipal notices appear only In its col
,tnns
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30

Brentano Bros, No. Union Square. New
York City. arc agents for the HERALD hwill
constantly bc found on sale on their counters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
EASTERN
Sterling. Exchange aud BENDS.

sterling. Exchange aud Bends.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20 Sterling bills, on
London, GO days, 81 80; do do, sight
drafts, S4.s5; L. S. 41s Of 1891,
interest quarterly. sl.l45; q. s is of
1907, interest quarterly, Sl.22; U. $.
81, 1908; Western Union Telegraph,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED.

BY am experienced woman to do general house,
work, either in the city or country. Address W
C.. HERALD office. 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30

Mr. b. n. Rowe is the Santa Ana agent Of
the HERALD
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Crooked U.S. MarshaIs.

WAsuINdToN, Oct. 29.-Agents OF the
examining affairs Of the United States
Marshals office for the Northern District
OF New York. report that its manage
ment is characterized by fraud, and the
administration is in general loose and
improperly conducted. Marshal Nc
Dougall is the incumbent and lives Mt
Auburn. United States Marshal NJ, G.
Osborne, in the Alabama District, has
been Investigated The business OF the
district is farmcd out in most disgrace.
full manner. Ouhageousabuse of official
power. as well us the most glaring and
barefaeed frauds upon the Treasury,
have been indulged in with apparent
impunity, Every Deputy Marshal under
Osborne had hundred false petitions
for fraudulent account.
The Jcsse James Troupe EinJoined
JACKSONVILLE, Ills, Oct. 20. "A reso-
luton has passed the City Council en-
Joining the Jesse James Troupe" from
performing in this city tomorrow night.
inspection of Teas Change of
VI ridian Indian schools for
Alaska.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 30. To
secure uniformity in the examination OF
teas imported into the United States at
ports on the northern, northeastern and
northwestern frontiers, the Secretary of
the Trta ury has directed samples to be
forwarded by the Collector of any port
ON said frontiers east of Detroit to the
Collector of Castoms at New York; at
Detroit and ports west thereof, but east
OF the Rocky mountains, to the COlec-
tor OF Customs at Chicago, and any such
port further west to the Collector of
Customs at San Francisco. On receipt
OF the samples they will be examined by
the proper officer and the result Of the
examinations reported to the Collector
at the port Of importation.
On November 18th the interior De-
partment will adopt 70 meridian time as
the local time of Washington.
1t is probable that Secretary Teller
will recommend the establishment of an
Indian industrial training school at
Sitka, Alaska, and common schools at
other points ia that territory.
Excitement Among Negroes la
Texas over 1.-THE civil Rights
Decision An Outbreak Immi-
nent-
81. LOUIS, October 26.-The Post
Dispatch prints in a very late edition a
special from Austin, Texas, stating that
intense excitement prevailed thore all
last night and to-day, in conset uen 70 oI
y telegram received by Governor lieland,
fthat 500 negroes were under arms in the
flown Of Cause, Milan county, and thai
an outbreak was nomentarily expected
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
FOREIGN.
Futile work OF Anarchists.

Lyons lFrance), October 29.-Some
anarchists exploded an internal machine
at tho entrance OF large cafe here to-
day. No person injured.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Bov WAITED.

Board, with two rooms, for gentleman, wife
infant and NURSE references given and required
Address b., HERALD office. o2Ot
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
FOURTH DAY THURSDAY.

RuNNING-Noyelty race, Il mile dash-Free for
all-First half mile, 5000; first mile 5000;
dash, 5000.
+. } Baldwin enters en- g. Grismer, by Grin
stead dam Jenny D. S. II. Samuels enters b T..
Jenny g., by wheatly, dam Black Maria. Ken
niston & Co. enter br. 8 Idler, by Wild Idle,
dam Kate Gilt, by Lodi. Pico Il Estudillo enter
hr. g. Kpsprnger by Wild lcle, dam Pele, by
Belmont.
GREAT Two MILE AND REPEAT TRoT ;
purse, $500.
+. j. Baldwin enters b. e. ST. James to wagon
J. II, Kelley enters br, Z. Valentine to harness.
AL Radley enters b. m. Tempest TO harness. Ken
niston & CO. enter Bay Gelding to harness.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY.

TROTTING-Three minute cIass-Free Tor all In
county; Slsughters Tempest barred; purse,
$4,000.
Cropley & Thomas enter blk g. Preston: O. a.
Atwood enters S. T. Maud j., by Ethan Allen. ID.
r. pickey enters b. <. Barton. Joseph Kelley
enters blk 6. Richard c.
DISTRICT RuNNlNG--For two year olds; purse,
ss5O.00 $4,000 TO first, $4,000 to second
and 5000 to third horse.
Machado Bros enter 5. $. st David, by hocA
Hooking, dam Eva Combs E. J. Baldwin enter
b. s. Bachelor, by Hook Hooking, dam Mslu 2
tha Mist. ID shsehan enters 5. z. Harry Rose
by Rutherford, dam Aileen oge, by Norfolk.
All running races will be governed by the Pa
ci6c Coast Blood Horse Association Rules, tolt
weiehts) and all trotting races VIII be eovernes
bs the National Trotting Association huies. firs
and second money In all races; two-th'rds 70 hrs
and one-third 10 second horse
GOOD DAY AND GOOD TRACK.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
EIETh pAY-ERIpAY.

TEN MILE LADIES' RACE $4,000. Entries
to close on Thursday, November lst, at 12 NJ.
GREAT HALF MILE AND REPEAT HANDICAP;
purse, s125.o0
S. II. samuels enters b. I. Jenny c., by Wheat
w. dam Black Mara-1ll pounds. Il. J. Bald
win enters br g. Dotty Dimple, by Ben Wade
III pounds G. A. Atwood enters g. I. Lucy j.,
by sacramonto-o5 pounds. Francisco Pico enters
s. e. Pancho, by Wallace Leach lcatch weights).
d. II. Dckey enters b. e. Minnie Rathbun, by
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Flood in Thessaiy

ATHENS. Oct. 29.-The river Salem.
bria, in Thessaly, has overAowed its
banks, causing widespread devastation.
One hundred houses have been destroyed
and several lives lost. Larrissa and vii.
lagos in its vicinity are surrounded by
water Communication with the flood
ed district is much delayed, the railway,
being greatly damaged.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30

From IA to 10 years of age; must live with his
parents Apply % AocksIblun Ward, drug
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Trichinosis in Germany.

ERMsLEBEs, Oct. 29.-Since the out
break Of trichinosi' over four hundred
persons have been attacked, eighteen of
whom have died.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Rumorcd Fight with Indians De.
MED

SAN Francisco, Oct. 30 Reliable in
formation from Casa Grnn6e denies that
there has been fight between the In
dians and Mexicans. Captain Paeheco
shot two officers in u brawl and q sur.
geon was sent for to attend them. This
is the origin OF the report that the In.
dians have left Casa Grande and gone
west
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
FIRST DAY-MONDAY.

FTHO ] DNV-mONOAY
RuNNING-O mile dash-Free for all horse
owned in the county; purse, 10000.
W. F.. Garner enters e I. Lucy j., by Saera
mento Dan Rathbun enters blk. x. Nigger Boy
by Inca. d. K. Dickey enters h. I, Minnie Rath
bun, by Sacramento, dam Fanny d. by Wood
bun. J. II. Kelley enters 8. &, Boss, by Ten
brock. dam Rose, by Sacramento
TRoTTING-Free for three years oil and under
owned in the county; Slaughters Tempest
barred; purse, $4,000.
John Kennedy enters r. g. j. b. q. A. Atwood
entsrs blk (. Topsey, by Echo, Jr, A, NJ kennis
ton enters b. =. Atherton Echo, by Atherton, dan
Fairy Queen, by Echo. Edgar Ferrel enters 8. e
frag. .f,t. a ktrt ,Irx,f
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
Proposals for the Grading and I'M
provement of Virgin Street,
Between Yale Street and Up
per Main Street.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received by the undersigned up to the
meeting Of the Council OF the city OF Los Angeles
of November 10th, A. D. 1888, for the grading and
improvement of Virgin street, between Yale street
and Upper Main street, in accordance with the
re solution OF the Mayor and Council OF the city
of Los Angeles, ordering said grading and in-
provement.
Approved September 18th. 1888.
All proposals offered shall be accompanied by a
check, payable to the order of tho Mayor OF the
City OF Los Angeles and certified by a responsible
bank, in an amount Of at least sl62.25.
The Council reserves the right to reject any an
oil bids
By ordos Of the Council Of the City Of Los An
geles at its meeting OF October 27th, A. D. 1888.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk OF the Council of the City Of Los Angeles
oso St
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-30
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