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BUSINESS TRANSFERRED.

1 have sold out at Eleventh Ward
Meat Market, and purchased Western
Market 81 Second South street. Will
open Monday, April I'd. Family trade
solicited, good meats guaranteed.
JABEZ w. WEST.
Salt Lake City, March 81, 1888. +
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BROOD MARES.

We will visit Salt Lske City abou
the 25th instant with forty head of fine
Brood Mares, Clydesdsle and French
for sale.
+ HOLDERMAN & WEAVER,
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STRAYED.

OsK Sorrsl Mare, with white face, Eve
years old, with halter on. One bsy
horse, eight years old, with cur white
feet and white star in forehead.
Information will be rewarded st this
office.
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NOTICE.

You are invited to call on MRS. BUR-
ROWS, for your Millinery; it is the
cheapest house in town. Hats and Bon
KIMBALL BLOCK.
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Fitting onors.

st. Petersburg, 5.-The local chief
of police and all others who eontrl-
buted to the comfort of the crews OF
the Jeanette and Rodgers, have
been decorated by the Car.
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WANTED.

Six or eight girls, ID to IL years of age,
to learn Overall and Underwear making.
Machines run by power. Apply to w.
81. Rowe, Shoe and Clothing Factory,
Emporium Building.
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E. JACOBS. AUCTIONEER.

Attends to all kinds Of auction sales
with promptness. Office at s. j. Nsihan's
clothing store. 13l Main street.
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NOTICE.

The firm of R. Addons & Co., freight
ers, mas been this day dissolved by
mutual consent. NJ. r. Addoms will
continue the business and settle all &C.
counts. Il. ADDoMs,
+ JNo. II, RUMEL, JR.
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"HACKdETACK. "a lasting and
fragrant perfume. Price 25e. and
soc. Sold by q. G. II. I. Drug Store.
t12l
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IF You want 10 buy See c'aihing and
underwear cheAp,eome 70 the great Aue-
ton Sale, old P0stofice Building. Must
be cold.
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WANTED.

A good Cook. also Girl for genersl
homework. Apply to Mrs. Henry Siegel,
Fifth South street, three doors west from
Main street.
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EYE AND EAR.

DR.. Ira A.. z. Lyons, profes OF Of di
seases Of eve and ear. from the Central
College OF Physicians and Surgeons, In
dinnhp0lh. 0Gica four doors west Of
CHA hulFe corner.
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WANTED.

A Girl to do Cooking by Mrs. George
Y. Wallace, Fifth East street. t
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0lE EaH ul1s hu4lfE. Csc A.
ae rae rraai a@cila1- klr.hEE an
AnlslwaaF
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NURSE WANTED.

An experienced nurse, middle aged
prefer ed. Apply to Mrs. Keyser, Tenth
Ward. +
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NOTICE.

My wife having taken her departure
for parts, TO me unknown, all persons
are warned against trusting her on my
account. j. B. CARRINGTOE.
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ORANGES ORANGES.

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A Pastry Gr - 70 Biazkfos.
ldshQ. WaEa o. 30 sea. AP1,y a
tAif El1s
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HORSES AND MULES

for sale. Apply to A. 5, Patterson,
152 Main street.
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WANTED.
GIRL WANTED

Wazis1. q Eifl b d general house.
v1FE- Appiy a. tk8 ci1es-
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WANTS-LOST-FOUND.
WANTED.

good active man can engage In a legitimate
lucrative business in Los Angeles county, by APP
plying to j. A. Peterson, at U. 8. Hotel. An hr,
tcle as staple rs -four, quick sales and gooo
middle-aged man preferred; call and be convinced.
me lw
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An intelligent Board of Supervisors
could. no doubt, find means of lighting
the streets of San Francisco, and the
city is amply able to pay for it. but the
Supervisors have put out the lights, and
now the HERALD would fain put out the
lights of common sense and reason,
which enable us, without circumlocu-
tion, to fix the responsibility, and leave
us grope in the dark and discover that
the responsibility lies with former
Board of Supervisors. Verify Demo.
cratic reform loves darkness and round.
about ways.-7'imes.
As an example of luminous sentence
the foregoing, from our esteemed local
contemporary, deiies competition. 1t is
happy exempliiication of the lucas a
non iucendo style of putting things, and
is calculated to make the soul of both
the grammarian and logioian go mad
with joy. Again we repeat that the
present Democratic Board of Supervs
ors of San Francisco, which took office
early in January, having had no money
left it by its Republican predecessor
which only contained one Democrat
and being without authority to borrow
money or to contract debts, has been
obliged to curtail the expenses for gas
In other words, it has been compelled
to cut its coat according to its cloth.
The Times only will fail to comprehend
a proposition so easy as that. II il
cared to keep track of the proceedings
OF the Legislature it would have seen
that bill has been introduced into the
Assembly, and passed in that body, per.
hitting the city to borrow $500, 900.
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WE are afraid that Virgins has gone
to ioin his brother. the False Prophet of
the Sondan. who has been kicking up
such ruction Of late in the dominions
of the Padishah. According to this
most unyeracious prophet the second
edition of the deluge was to have start.
ed in. in the North Pacific waters.
Yesterday morning. Having satisfactory
telepraphic adyices from that quarter 10
the contrary we are enabled to say that
Virgins has proved bimself to be n will.
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IT is the duty of a newspaper to
point out sources of profit in the section
IN which it is published. For five years
last past the HERALD has been constant.
ly harping upon the large profits which
would inevitably attend upon the rails.
ing, in an intelligent manner, of graded
cattle in Los Angeles county. Since we
first began to dwell upon this matter the
whole food question in the State of
California has changed most materially,
as we predicted that it would. OF late
the supply of beef in this State has be.
come SO scarce that famine prices, prac.
tioally, are ruling in San Francisco.
The probability is that this stringencv
will steadily increase In Idaho, Mon.
tana, Colorado and Nevada the low ten.
peratures of the past winter have simply
worked disastrous injury to the cattle
interests. Time was when Los Angeles,
San Bernardino and San Diego counties
were trampled by countless. herds o.
cattle. In those days they earned and
deserved their name of the COW coun
ties" Later, Los Angeles county wa,
the home of innumerable sheep, our
wool returns, in some years, going up tc
$500, 900 pounds. Lately we have
found out that our soil is too precious
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PERHAPS, after reading the following
editorial paragraph from the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, Of the Sth inst. our es-
teemed contemporary, the Times, will
forego its denunciation of the honest
Democratic Board of Supervisors of that
city and concede the fact that it has
made ninny OF itself. We quote
A correspondent of the Chronicle
sends O postal card with an emphatic
protest against what he calls skulking
debts on to futurity," and suggests
"that the Supervisors make the next
levy large enough to wipe out our debt
of this year," instead Of rosorting to
such plan. 1t is evident that the
writer Of the postal card does not fully
apprehend the popularity of the situa-
ton, which consists in the fact that the
Constitution prohibits the payment Of
debts created without the consent OF
the people affected. which must BIO given
at an election held for that purpose
The only remedy for our present troubles
is to raise money in the manner he OBJ
jects to. Otherwise the city must go in
darkness for four months to come, TIE
streets remain unclean and the parks 60
TO the dogs.
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ASUMBER of leading Eastern Repub
licans are considering the advisability Of
holding meeting of representa- tive Re
publicans with view either to checking
the returning Of rich nobodies to thu
Senate of the United States, or Of dis
banding the party. They arc sensible
that this thing cannot long continue il
that organization is to live. Bowen and
Tabor from Colorado, Miller from Cali
fornia, Sabin from Minnesota, Palmer
from Michigan, Wood Pulp Miller and
old Lapham from New York, Don Came
ron from Pennsylvania-all enormously
rich men, simply that and nothing
more-with the others too numerous Il
mention, are felt to be too heavy load
for the party to carry and live. Tabol
and Palmer are the last straws which
broke the patient political camel's back
Poor party
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Decorations and wall papers, the finest
and latest, and the greatest variety, At
Raphael Bros, l4i Main street. Also.
valentines.
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sor rrro.os of nasturaoe Tho sheen
40 conc and ore Going The farmer has
80 and 4, .on,;n, % ia tho yioneron
and orcbardist Tho protits of tho
,,rouor of oranges and The crusher of
9ronos ara 40 great that IL reouires some
S,rdibood 10 rise mn ON our editorial
tripod and announce that those of the
grower of graded cattle in this county
will exceed both. In the long run, and
vet we mean lust that. The farmer who
will 90 into tho business of raising
graded stock. on a ranch whose irrigat.
ing facilities admit Of his raising both
corn and alfalfa, will find himself rich
almost before he Is conscious CT it. Great
az were tho emoluments which attended
the stupid herding Of great bands OF
cattle and sheep on the lush grasses
which. in good years, spontaneously
covered the broad expanse OF our plains,
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THE old aphorism that lightning
never strikes twice in the same place"
was exemplified by the failure to assas-
sinate Blaine in Washington, night
before last. Blaine and Garfield were,
in our politics, to all intents and pur-
poses, tho same man. We doubt very
much, however, II any such attempt
was made. Blaine himself gave to
newspaper mon the sensible explanation
that his carriage had been struck by q
pebble, which was probably thrown by
a small boy. The nearest approach to
assassination ever encountered by Blaine
resulted from the Mulligan letters. That
took the shape Of a sunstroke, which
eliminated In the vestibulc Of Wash
ington church.
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Yo.emIIe Appropr1aiion ra.ssd,

Yosemite Appropriation fhsscu'
SACRAMENTO, March DIN the As
sembly at the afternoon session Vroo.
mans Senate bill appropriating S25, 000
for the Yosemite Valley and Big Trees
grant, passed, A to %.
spring Valley In the Supreme
Court.
San Francisco, March 9.-The apI
plication for writ of prohibition by
the Spring Valley Water Company
against the Board Of Supervisors was
argued before the Supreme Court to
day. At the close it was decided To
submit the case on briefs to be filed to.
morrow. 1t is understood the decision
will be rendered Monday.
The stock Board.
San Francisco, March 0. Virginia,
Soc; Curry, ~ Mexico, "a; Union, 4si
Nevada, 81; Best, 81; Utah, -; Belle,
o.; Savage, Ii; Bodie, SOC.
The Arizona Legislature Adj
Journs.
PREscoTT, March 9.-The Legislature
adjourned this morning at G O'Clock,
after hard struggle over the appropri
alton bill. The discussions were most
bitter and it was finally agreed to pass
a modified bill amounting to $l03,0 900.
Rain Rich Mines.
Tucson, March "a heavy rain Wis
tied Tucson tonight.
Silver Bell district is developing ricl
copper properties. In the Young
America groups a large vein has beer
cut in the lower ledge.
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II you want good appetite. drink
Damiana Bitters.
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In the degenerate days Of the Roman
empire the questionable dignity of EN-
peror was put up at auction and sold to
the highest bidder. There may, with
captious people, be some cavil as to
whether we have not already reached
that point as respects the Presidency.
When we come to the position of Senator
of the United States, however, thore ID
no room for doubt.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS
REPORTED BY JUDsoN, GILLETTE q Glib
SON, EXAMINERS OF TITLES
coNyEYANcEs-MARCH9. 1sss

Daniel Hartkopf to W squier-Part of lot
Westminster; 500.
GLAND Squier and Matte, his wife, to James
McFadden-Part of lot 7, Westminster Sl00.
Friedrich Adam to Miss C. ]. Jerabeck-Lot g.
and 10 feet Of lot 8, blk C, Rivara and Nignolo
tract $500.
Engracia Gotta de Dominguez to Guadalupe NJ
Dominguez, susanna d Dominguez and Maria
Reyes Boming uez-Lot fronting 20 feet L side
Main street and 200 acres near Dominguez Sta,
ton; gift
sallie Mcclellan to Eleonora Kndleberger-
Lot S, blk A, Schiller tract; $500.
Eleonors kindelberger to G McLelan-Lot
8, blk 8, East Los Angeles; $500
Huylar Wells to Clementina Bond
for deed to lot 6, blk d, Moreno. Vineyard. yrs,
10 per cent per annum; $500.
W Davis to A A Gondran-Lot 4, Heinsch
tract; 81, 400.
George ii. Peck, Jr, to Mrs Hattie J. Roberts
Lot 10 and II, blk B, Morris Vineyard tract; $3.50
Estate OF Oliver Hof, deceased to II NJ Johns.
ton and Mary Johnston in trust for Albert
Sidney Johnston-Lot 4, blk 20, East Los Ange.
les; -.
Isaac Jefferson to James NJ warner-lll
acres in 70 Santiago de Santa Ana; 1920
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c. F. Heinzeman has been appointed
agent for the celebrated Shaker medi-
cines.
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SUNNY ROOMS,

To do general Homework in a small family. Ap
ply cigar store, corner Spring and Market streets
marlO2t
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THE LATEST !.
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.


Passengers south and East.
FRESNO, March 9.-The following is a
list of south bound passengers passing
there to-day:
BE Morris, + Tucker, r L Cooper,
w C Statesmen, Chicago; L Thurman,
Oakland; J Bird and wife, W Henry
Bird, Guatemala, C "A; w Loaiza, Jose
NJ Loaiza and wife, p w Phillipa, NJ
Buehler, X Van Aternderf, Hiram Whim,
San Francisco; J w Waters, Jr, ii Oil.
vor, San Bernardino; Otis Sprague, New
Tacoma, w L; Jas ii McCreary. L i
McCreary, Mrs John McCreary, Omaha,
X c Dent and wife, San Jose; I X Men.
do2a, A I Currier, R Nadeau, s II Rob
erts, CE Huber, Los Angeles; Mrs
Amsa and family, Sonora; Geo Niece,
Cotton; NJ Dobner and son, Anaheimi
John Bigelow, Miss Bigelow, W II Os'
born and wife. New York.
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With board. at the Kimball Mansion, New High
street marl0-1w
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FOREIGN.
Loss of the Navarro.

LONDON, March 9.-The survivors
of the lost steamer Navarro give the fol.
lowing account of the loss of the
steamer: On Tuesday, when 200 miles
from Christian, the Navarro was struck
by heavy sea. The cargo shifted and
Wednesday the fore hold filled. A fish
ing smack approached the Navarro,
when ten men took boat and boarded
the smack. The smack sailed around
the sinking steamer, but having no
boat, she was unable TO render
assistance, the emigrants meantime cling.
ing to the rigging, the sea washing over
them. In short time another smack
arrived. Fifteen of the Navarre's men
endeavored to reach her in another boat,
but swamped and all were drowned.
The steamer arrived only in time to
rescue six persons struggling in the
water, the Navarro laundering.
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Spanish language. By Prof. A. Cuyas
"a Main Street. dll-ly
Francisco Gallery.

L. s. Davidson has opened Ferro.
type Gallery on the corner of Main and
Third streets and is now prepared to
furnish the best tintypes to be had
in the city at the lowest prices. make
all sizes, from SO for so cents up to an
8xl0. All pictures finished in ten min.
utes. Satisfaction guaranteed.
mh4-lm ~ l.. 8. DAVIDSON.
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Cheapest Home in Los Angeles 90

$4,000 acres near Orange, nicely
located near the main irrigsting canal.
Water stock on the whole. 5 acres in
vines, muscat Of Alexandria; good house
of rooms, alfalfa patch, etc. Don't
buy home until you have seen this
and many other bargains. Fare for
round trip. good for 30 days. $3.50.
Three fine business opportunities for
sale. Send stamp for copy Of Homes
and Lands in mi.Tropic California.
For full particulars call on or address
Nestor A. Young, General Land Agent,
Santa Ana, Los Angeles County, Cali
ifornia. feb2l I'm
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Herald Steam Printing House.

Tho HERALD Steam Printing House Is not sur
passed by any job Printing o0lce on the Pacific
Coast, outside Of San Francisco, In facilities foi
doing Job work. Low prices, good work and or
pedition may be relied upon at this Office.
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A positive cure for dyspepsia DAM.
ana Bittsrs. Michel Levy, wholesale
liquor dealer, agent.
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Ladies who are troubled with cramps
and nervousness should drink Damiana
Bitters. 1t is pleasant to take.
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Mrs. X. Smith has reopened her HAIR
GOODS EMPORIUM on the corner Of
Spriug and Temple streets, in the Allen
Block, Rooms Nos. ~ and Is. Mrs.
Smith would be happy to meet all her
friends and customers, as she will guar
antee to give entire satisfaction. Comb
ings or cut hair made up in first-class
style. mr3-lm.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of C. c. Wood, deceased-Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, ADMINISTRATIVE
Of the estate OF C. G. Wood, deceased, to the cred
itors Of, and all persons hav ing claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within four ~ months after
first publication Of this notice, to the said ad'
ninistratrix, az Compton, State Of California,
(the same being the place for the Transaction Of
the business OF the said estate), to L, II. Bent
ley, attorney for said Administrative, at SO and
81 Temple Block, Los Angeles, California.
SALUME A. WOOD,
Administrative Of the Estate of c. c. Wood. de-
ceased.
Dated at Los Angeles, March 8, 1888
Inarl0-lm
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EASTERN.


WASHINGTON, March 9.--lion. David
Davis will be married at Fayetteville,
N. c., Tuesday morning next. The
bridal party will start for California the
same afternoon.
Cabinet neutrality-suspicious..
WASHINGTON, March 0.--The Cabinet
meeting to day was attended by all the
members except the Postmaster Gem
eral. Arrangements were considered
for filling the existing vacancies by
Civil Service Commission.
The President has reappointed Ma
thaniel 2. Banks U. s. Marshal of Bos-
ton, Mass. His present term of office
will expire Monday next. The Presi-
dent also appointed Joseph H. McGee
U. S. Marshal for the Western District
of Missouri, rice C. G. Allen resigned,
and Jno. T. Hull, Receiver of Public
Moneys at Jackson, MINI, vice A. n.
Kimball, suspended.
Prof. Virgins lntervicwed-The
storm Getting Ready.
HALIFAY, March 9.-Weather pleas
and clear, wind northwest; no appear
ance OF storm in this region yet
Prof. Virgins was asked from here last
night if he could perceive signs of q
storm being close at hand and when its
appearance would be perceivable at Hall
fax He replied as follows: "rhe com
ing of the storm is a scientific deduc.
ton and can give no signs, not even
that of the Prophet Jonah. At this
writing it is clear and cold. The falling
OF heavy meteors in the last two day,
shows than an unusual pressure may be
expected ON the earth. The storm will
be ON you tomorrow afternoon or Sat
urday A great tidal wave is now flow.
ing up the Bay of Bengal.
One of Dorsey's Checks.
DENVER (Col.l, March prom al
authentic source we learn that in July
1870, Judge J. B. Bissell, of Leadville
won $1,000 from S. w, Dorsey at gam'
OF poker on trainzH oing to Denver
for which he gave a check. This il
evidently the one referred to by Reve
dell as having been given to l. B, D..
claiming to mean Congressman l. d. Bel
ford. Judge Bssell is now in New
| York.
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ESTRAY HORSES.

Came to the place Of the subscriber, La Dow
District, Wednesday, March 9TH. one horse anu
roam mare: one eye; sorrel mare with one white
foot and bay mare with white fore foot and white
hind foot; no brands visible. Owner can recover
same by paying for this advertisement and cos'
OF keeping. tm9 lwl LORENZO fooLE.
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OVERLAND PARTIES.

Parties under the management OF A. Phillips &
Co. will leave for the East April 4th, April Gath
and May 10th, and there will be return parties
each month during the season, beginning May
10th For full information address or call on
PHILLIPS & CO.,
ms I'm No. ~ Main street, Los Angeles.