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FOR SALE.

CATTLE-sO mich cows and heifers large fat
" oxen and 10 yearlings. Address
ROBERT L. MAYS. Glendale, Miss.
dwellings, COTTAGES AND BUILDING
L. LOTe-In all parts OF the city.
II. /. GUI0N, 10 Madison street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
IL At ss2 Vance street.
A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE-The stock of
IA Plumbers and Gas-Fitters' Material, Shelly,
ing aud Store Fixtures, safe, etc. at No. 20i Main
street, at bargain. L. s. BURR, Agent.
DOCKAWAY AND HARNEss-ln perfect order
~ used one month only. Can be seen at W. s.
Bruce d Co.'s. Apply to
BLUFF CITY INSURANCE co.
TRUsHED EAR-CORN-CRUsHED OATS
~ Cracked Corn Chicken Feed, etc. The very
best and only good feed for horses. mules and cat
tie at this time OF year.
]. V. PATRICK & CO.,
Memphis Gin and Mill
Opposite Miss. and Tenn. Railroad -
ONE.SET WOODEN MILL-In good repair, SIT.
~ uated in HUMBOLDT, Tenn; will sell half.
interest exchange for good real estate stock of
goods or groceries; good established trade. Rea-
son for selling want OF means to carry on the bust
ness. For further information, apply to
s. W. RAINEY, Humboldt, Tenn.
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE SIONES-Persons
1kl wanting such work can get bargains, as am
selling out to change business; viii exchange
large monuments for improved or 1nimproved
property. F. QUIGLEY. 49, Main street.
0F1RAL SPRING BUGGlES-The easiest riding
- vehicle in the world; warranted tTo years
to ---sns rtAn wears. IS MONROE BrREET.
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NERVOUSNESS, debility and exhausted vi.
tslity cured BY using Browns Iron Bitters.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hetes.
sew CIsrendon Hotel.
ENLAR0ED.
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHID.

PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHu.
Rates-s2, q 10 and 90 per day
l.. ID. HUN r.......... ....... !. ......- MLHAen.
r r simons, Denver FIT Scott, Germantown
q Z Aansford, Ohio &C Thompson, tr, Ohio
VIM Hord, Miss X Allen. Miss
Hutton, 81 Louis CT Grifith. Ohio
VIM Stanton, OHIO Banks, ARR
Gooding, Ala Ell Randeu. Ala
II @ Peaks. La ] Moffatt Tenn
ii @ Rogers, Tenn Mrs Parker AZ, No
Mrs Avert ct Louis Jones, Tenn
w McQinnis, Tenn G Boxley, Miss
B Walker, Miss Scott, Miss
Simons 6w, Ohio VIM spaun, Ohio
@ Cook, Ohio Larkfn, Ky
Hess Opera COMPANY.
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JNO. L. sPEED,
HENRY ]. LYNN,
JNO. 8. TO0F.

The report of the committee was adopted
without discussion, and President Speed sp-
pointed the same committee called for in this
report, and the meeting adjourned.
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FOX REN 7

pOoM-Niceiy furnished. southern exposure, at
~ Sc Monroe one square from Peabody Hotel.
a ELIGHTFUL Rooms, southern exposure, first
IL and second hoors, en- suite or single, fur
isnhed or unfinished, at ASS shelby street.
COTTAGE-ThIee rooms ard kitchen, at 4e
~ Mosby street. Apply at ~ Aesoy.
nOOMs-Furnished very desirable second floor
~ and front. en- suite or single. At l42 Madison.
III At $50 Des0to street
TWO PLEASANT FURHIsHED ROOMS.
Il Sc Monroe, near Third.
TURNIshED RooMs-
II At III Courtstre
G1RONT ROOMS-Furnished or unfinished, al
n No. 20 Linden, nea- Shelby.
TSRNlsHED ROOM
+ At152 fernando street.
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GasiOu's Hotel.

European plan. Enlarged, and refurniahed.
Prices according to size and location Of rooms-
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

DoEY-
yearE old, marked on one of her hips with an X;
has white star on her forehead. She left me on
the 18Th inst. Will psy liberal reward on her re-
turn 10 MRS. KELLEY,
on Pigeonronst road. near Esiyal Park
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Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to s. Lonsberg and Miss Fannie Cohen, r. J.
Howard and Mas III. C. Truss, T. E. Rodgers
and Miss Tsnnie Jackson, Stephen Walker
and Mrs. Mary Currin, Robert McKeever
and Mics N-nnia Waiter. Thomss +. Nsreu
and Miss Ella L, johnson.
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-Gep. A. J. Vaughan gave bride away
Yesterday. She was the color of new
saddle, and was in tears because no one was
there to perform this part of tho ooremUny,
when Justice smith stood ready 10 do the
rest. The general says with Benedick, "The
world must be peopled," and he is always
rraparad Ia hack mn hi. theory
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ID At 100 Union street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
Internal Revenue Taxes,

Tn Yesterdays Hrr.tp apnesred n
statement from Initial states t,auger
WAR s Weld shaving the internal
r.venua returns on grape brandy 10 he
sl4o o2e 80 from the thirty three dis.
tilleries of Los Angeles county for the
past fiscal year From Colonel Walter
6 Moore Denutv JTn;tad states In,arnal
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07


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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
Board of Supervisors.
"WEDNESDAY, June 6. 1883.

"WEDNESDAY, June b, 1888.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present full Board and the Clerk.
Bills audited and allowedas per allow
ance book.
In the matter Of the opinion of the
District Attorney in relation to claim of
Justices of the Peace and Constables
for more than $500 per annum.
On motion of Supervisor Osborne said
Justices and Coustables not will be
allowed more than $500 per annum.
Supervisor Giroux dominates w. p.
Mcdonald, Supervisor Levy dominates
w. M. McFadden, and Supervisor
Reichard dominates 7. A. Saxon for
Of the County Board of Educa.
ton. M. P. Mcdonald, and w. NJ. Nc
Fadden having received the highest
number of votes are hereby declared
elected.
Protest of Jose Mascarel in the mat
ter of the Monte Vista and Ballona Sta
ton Road referred to the District Attor.
ney for his opinion.
On motion of Supervisor Moesser,
Aaron Smith is allowed s4 per day as
Deputy Assessor from May |, 1883.
On motion of Supervisor Giroux, the
County Surveyor is instructed to make Q
survey Of the Court House property
and that a committee of three, Messrs
Prayer, Waldron and Osborne, be au
thorized to contract with a searcher o.
records to make an abstract of the It'll,
to said property; also, to have al
abstract made of the Spring street prop
erty, provided the city authorities will
pay one-half the expense for the sale
aforementioned abstract.
Superintendent Moesser moved t.
rescind the action OF the Board in
refusing to pay Justices of the Peace and
eonstables more than $500 per annum
Carried.
Adjourned until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
Careless Letter Writing.

Postmaster Dunkelberger yesterday
showed us letter that had Just beer
received from the Dead Letter Office. II
was addressed to w. F. Fowler 4 Co.,
742 Seventh street, New York, and
dated at Los Angeles, March IL, 1888
1t contained an order for seeds and q
remittance to pay for them but the wri-
ter omitted to sign his name, which was
fatal mistake.
Then there was another peculiarly
about the superscription. Seventh
street in New York is very short
street. All the streets that go by mum
bers below Tenth street in New York
are short and cannot have 700 mum ers
1t may be the writer meant to address
742 Seventh Avenue, which would be a
legitimate number. If any body has
sent the letter described above, he OF
she had better call on Col. Dunkelbergel
and get the money which it inclosed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
Daring Highwaymen.

Two daring young highwaymen have
been operating on the Mohave Desert ac'
cording to the Calico Print. The men
are described as fine looking young fel.
lows, well mounted on handsome horses,
and armed with three six-shooters apiece,
They came from Arizona, robbing the
ferrymen ON the Colorado river, and
pressing forward to the Government
Holes, owned by Roy Blackburn 4 Bro,
they robbed Roy Blackburn of saddle,
shotgun, pistol and all the money he
had with him. They proceeded next to
Mari Springs, and there robbed the sta.
tion.keeper, Mr.. Griffin, of s275 in
cash and other booty. Mr.. Griffith and
his invalid wife were the only occupants
of the station. The highwaymen, when
last heard from, were travelling through
the mining camps en- route for San Ber-
nardino or Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
The central Boulevard.

The recommendation OF the HERALD
to make grand central boulevard from
East Los Angeles bridge, along the west
bank Of the Los Angeles river to Yer
non, meets with entire satisfaction from
all the people. 1t is necessity and q
speedy one at that. The work
should be commenced at once and
carried on as fast as possible.
On explaining the scope of the project
to prominent real estate firm, they
promptly offered to pay $500 towards
the construction Of this road, which is
to be the great highway of the people,
where there are no railways to brighten
horses, but hundreds of orchards and
vineyards to furnish travel and constant
business for this great highway through
the city.
From the East Los Angeles bridge
along the west bank of the river to
Vernon is about five miles, and the
whole route is level, and nearly all the
land on which the road should be made
belongs to the city. 1t is covered with
little willows. and is the resort OF thieves
of all kinds, gypsies, gophers, rabbits
and snakes. By scraping out the sand
on to the west bank, a good beginning
4 = 4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
Wonderful Cure of Paralysis.

|, the undersigned, have much pleas
ure in testifying to the fact that my
wife, Mrs. J.J. Griffiths, sister of Mrs.
J. r. Fletcher, was brought here from
her home in Oakland, some few months
ago, suffering from severe attack OF
paralysis and complication of diseases.
She was perfectly helpless and had been
treated by the best physicians in Oak
land without getting any relief. Hear
ing of the wonderful magnetic power
possessed by DR.. Z. Robbins, of ll9 s.
Main street. in the curing of painful
diseases by the power of magnetism
without the aid Of medicine, took Mrs.
Griffiths to him. He instantly de.
scribed her symptoms, saying possibly
he might cure her. / then decided to
put her under him for treatment. In a
few days he relieved her of all pains,
and now, thank God, after ten week
treatment, she has the use of her limbs
and is able to walk around with but lit.
tie support. Considering the condition
she was in when we took her to the
Doctor, and the progress she has made
in SO short time believe it to be q
duty l owe to suffering humanity to lei
the public know Of the miraculous power
possessed by DR.. 4. Robbins over so
called incurable diseases. Signed this
day. J.J. GRrFFITHs,
l04 Fifth ST., near Main st.
June 2, 1888.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
UNITED STATES HOTEL
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REPORTED BY GILLETTE. GIBSON & WOOD
EXAMINERS OF TITLES.
CoNvEYANcEs--JuNE s, 1885

CONNEYANCES--JUNE 8. 1883.
J Hickey to J Crane, lot Sc cor Ross and
Sixth SITS, S205.7S.
s NJ Abbott to Joseph Lucas, So acres in Home
tract, Ro San Antonio, 81 500.
spence to Barnum Blake, lots 2, 3, IL and
10, and lots and IL, blk los, Bellevue Ter
race tract, 81.
CH Watts, ME- Hodgkins, f t Wright and N
L wicks to Oscar o Freeman, lot Sc, Watts sub
division OF part of Eo San Rafael, s923.90
Leonore Roth to John Weber, lot 8. blk b, Nor
ris Vineyard tract, 500.
Isaias W Hellman to Mary zellner, lot 2, blk s;
City Homestead tract, $500
Margaret Moore TO Thos Morton, lot Is, blk U,
Also tract, $500
ow Childs to Henry Spencer, agreement to
convey an undivided / Of blk so, ord's survey.
1000.
A H Judson and W Morgan to VIM Freeman.
lot ~, Highland Park tract, $1,000,
Lake Vineyard Land and Water Co TO Los An
geles County. strips for road aggregating 1919
| acres.
NV venable. c j White. J F Norton and J
NJ Abbott to Los Angeles Co, strip for road in Ro
San Antonio.
Cd Stone, A Cochran. Mrs A McCarty S
Slauson, L Moore add A NJ Niece to Los Angeles
Co. land for Morton county road, s2ss.
| Caldwell to Los Angeles Co, .7S acre for
road, $50.
Ell Stone to Los Angeles Co. strip for road
| adjoining Tweedy 81.
| Charles F Loop to Los Angeles Co, strip fol
road along and sides OF lot 0, Meserye tract
LOOMS to L Hollenbeck, 30 acres in Re
San Antonio, 81, 000
Saint yincent's College to Elizabeth Ann Rabe
lot in blk rs, ord's survey, $2,400
/ Alfred b Chapman TO Alfred Scott Chapman
individually, and as trustee for VIM Chapman
Lucy Chapman, Ruth Chapman and Richard
| Beck Chapman and Louisa Evelyn Chapman
| tract in Ro Santa Anita and water rights.
/ VIM Brodrck to Mrs. Belle Rooney lot 22, bib
D. Morris Vineyard tract, S225.
Joaquin Soto de Quijada to E Hoenbeck
SIPS.
LOOMS to E Hollenbeck, lots l, 2, 8, 4, {
and Q, blk B: blk E, lots g. 10 aud l2, blk l.: lol
8, blk J. and fractional lots g. and 10, blk X In
lots and 8, blk 60, Hancock's survey, 81 $40.
N Breed to W II Workman, trustee, 10 acres
in W part Of lot l, blk 90, Hancoek's survey, 81,
| 500.
W Mathews to W II Workman, trustee, lot o.
| Mathews and Pickett tract, 81 $50
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
GATHERING GOLD.
Contradictory Reports From tb.
Lower California Placers.


Irombstohe Epnapn.l
Colonel Con Cutler yesterday received
a letter from Consul Willard, dated
Guaymas, May 22d, from which we
summarize the following concerning the
gold fields; No person has yet arrived
in Guaymas direct from the new dig.
ging, all reports to the contrary notwith-
standing. The only news received there
has come from Mulege, and one ship
ment of coarse gold, consisting of l3
pounds, has been received from the
latter place. The shipment contained a
nugget weighing eight ounces. The
exact location of thu placers is not
known to any person in Guaymas. The
opposite coast is indented with numer.
GUS small bays, and the one most con-
venient to the diggings is also unknown.
From this it will be seen that great
deal Of difficulty is likely to be expert
enced in finding the placers. The Con-
sui also writes that Captain NJ. Z. Joyce
and Miss Nellie eastman had chartered
a sloop and were to sail for the west
coast yesterday. They take with them
a number of burros to pack their water
and provisions after they effect land.
ing. Consul Willard closes his letter
as follows: 81 would advise no one to
go there until we hear more definite
news ftom the placers."
On the other hand, the Tucson Citizen
publishes letter from Guaymas, dated
the 18th instant, which takes the follow.
ing hopeful view of the new discovery
"Within the past five or six days some
extraordinary news has arrived from
Lower California; that there has been
discovered some placer diggings Of won
derful richness. These diggings are
near the San Borges Mission. They
say that the extent of the diggings is
from forty leagues long to fifteen leagues
wide, with n scarcity of water. The
town of Mulege is depopulated, and
this place will be depopulated in few
days. Everybody that can get away is
going to the mines. Ii the news is true,
it is one of the most wonderful discover
les that has ever been made on this
continent. California is nothing to
this new discovery. You have nothing
else to do but to clean off about two
feet OF the surface and come to gravel
formation and there you find the gold in
the gravel four feet to the bed rock
The whole country is formed of white
quartz rock, all Of which carries gold in
sight. give you this news as have
received it, and think ii is more or less
true. / have seen the gold specimens
that have been brought here in lots Of
u pounds and less, and l have seen
letters from Muleje which say that per-
sons are arriving every day with one
to two pounds Of gold dust from there.
This place will become depopulated in a
few days; everybody has got the gold
fever. All vessels in the harbor have
been chartered and loaded with goods
and passengers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07

A story is told of a popular English
commedian finding himself one day
umbrellaless and oabless in furious
rain storm in London. He accosted a
wayfarer enjoying an expansive UNI
brella with cordial, "Why. how do
you dor as he slipped under the caves
of the grateful shelter. 81 am so glad
to see you," he continued, hooking his
arm into his neighbor's;"T wanted to tell
you how Miss - Of the Gaiety raves
about you" aud so he ratified on until
he reached the hotel, whittier he was
bound, when, looking his benefactor in
the face, he exclaimed: "Why, by Jove,
what have done' thought you were
- -! A thousand pardons," He
told the story amid much laughter in the
hotel, and at its conclusion critical
friend remarked that the comedians
scarf was in some disorder. The fact
that valuable diamond and pearl pin
was missing became painfully associated
in his mind with that man with the UNI.
brella, though how the thing was done,
If it had been done by him, he could
not say.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07

Atlantic and Pacific by January l, 1884.
As the time is not far off and there is no
indication Of commencing work, it is
taken as prima .facia evidence that said
company do not intend to fulfill their
contract and our citizens have right to
demand back the money and lands Civ
en.--San Diego Sun.
A correspondent at Newhall writes,
that on Monday the thermometer at
that place registered los degrees in the
shade. and on the following day, ran up
to l06 degrees.
DR.. Robert Hughes has leased the
building adjoining his present place Of
business, formerly the Oriental Res
taurant, which he is fitting up for his
Russian baths. The new place will
contain five bath rooms, fitted up with
all the latest improvements, which will
enable him to accommodate lis con-
stantly increasing business.
A German named Albert Munger was
brought in this afternoon on Carson's
Calico stage in charge of Will Clark.
The man is a raving maniac. Mr.. Clark
picked the man up at the borax works
in Death Valley, where he had
been employed for the past six months.
The insane man was formerly of this
place and is well-known here.--San Ber-
nardino Inder.
Grading is actively going on on the
west side Of San Fernando street, on the
Mutually tract, for space of 70x200
feet for the erection of an immense
warehouse for the shipment of green
and dried fruits and farm produce in
general. The Railway Company will
extend a switch down to the rear side
of the warehouse in front Of the Mullal-
ly mansion, passing in rear Of the Capt.
toll Mills, making a convenient method
of shipping without the expense of cart
age.
1t is reported on the street that the
beautiful Hellman building, on the cor
ner of Commercial and Main streets, is
to be remodeled. The entrance to the
NJ ). ra..ou,;.i -. Ia =,
large and eleoant banking room
placed on the corner, in the room now
occupied by Polaski Brothers as dry
soous s'J,e s va" ne.t my ,oJ pnI'
which has outrrown its present quarters
and must have more room.
Some OF our San Diego people are be-
coming little crooked in their ways.
with bravery worthy of n better cause
a., 49, ;,,,,uo,,;.oa un;tad s,ata.
sAey naso 'lp'o',seu on''eo ''"'o'
Land Office at Ballena, in that county,
and have commenced business, taking
in money and giving receipts for the
son,a to ,art;as .bo sra onv;ouslv matt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT DAccETT.
The Railroad Hotel and Eight Other
Buildings Totally Destroyed
Loss, Twenty Thousand Dollars
The Buildings to be Rebuilt.

About ten o'clock on Monday even.
ing, a destructive fire broke out in the
rear of the saloon of Clark 4 Mackelein
at Daggett, the railroad station for Cali
co, San Bcrnardino county. Tho de.
vouring fend spread both east and west.
but confined its ravages to the north side
of the railway. The confagration only
lasted about an hour and half To the
west, the flames first spread to the store
of J. Nawn, which was con-
sumed quickly. The saloon Of
Messrs. Baker and Harbrook next sue.
cumbed, which ended its ravages to the
west. On the east. the drug store OF
Mic & Maynard quickly disappeared,
followed by the laundry owned by Mrs.
Farrell and Sons. Charles Haywood
saloon was the next food for the flames,
followed by the destruction Of the fruit
and grocery store of Mr.. Perkins. The
new railroad hotel was the next prey Of
A. ,,4 Mr.. Va. p.;s.,
n.o.r;o,or mi. hr;,d;no = hand,o,n.
80 ,o. ;,.,rad for a. Soo and u.s
49, - A.. ea,r .t,,,o.,,,as nro,o..oa
g.. az. aa...,;on hu ;asuon
NJ, I.L.,, .a,oon neyt 70 ths
IT,, 49,, 90 ~. aanas uh;oh
,tonnsd n ths;r mad caraar altar con.
sun,;na n. ,o,u nostof;o. novt 49,
Tha ra,,,oad aano, soe,;on hou..s
,hra. ,,,.;nass ho,.as and d.aI,;nns
and tbs .a,oon Of Harry Rsdsmsrer
| all h,t oaa so,.h 81 pa .rooL ,,ar.
sovaa Tha ,oo. ia ast;matad AZ from,
zoo 900 - 40, oon In, N. tow, ,,;u l..
rohrut w;th ,hs olacr;tv of fro,t;or.mon
a,,,ora,, .ha ;narcs il ANAL Tbe
....i.ao. .,,,,, aa,h.,oss Ia =, f,,, oor
.;or =, non.h MORE Tho oreot d;a
cu,,v was tba Iack Of water III.
.,nn,y hs;,a NOT suff;c;ant fo,
succe.sful psa Fortunatelv I'm,
ono man wa. ser;ouslv bnrned altbouol
:. ,. avoaaa;nn,v rnfortu,ota for hin,
He was hartman in the stora of 7
Nav, which ad;oiued the saloon ir
which the fire. commenced All tn,
wooden structure beated nv the deser,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
Gold in Pennsylvania.

The gold fever is causing a sensation
at Myerstown, about eight miles from
Lebanon, and as consequence the Clark
Mining Company, composed Of Philadel-
phia parties, are erecting furnace on
DR.. Kreitzer's farm, near here, to use in
smelling ores found there, and extract.
ing gold and mercury therefrom. A
chemist in their employ, who has made
a thorough analysis Of the mineral, says
that gold has been found in payingquan-
titles. Numerous specimens have been
analysed and found to contain precious
metals. Some stones smelted and an.
alyzsd this week showed FIVE per cent
Of gold, and even larger per cent. Of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
Passengers Due This Evening.

The following is the list of passengers
by the Southern route, to arrive in Los
Angeles at 4:45 o'clock this evening,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grande. Arizona, at 10
o'clock last night. j. Shaffer and wife,
Portland, O.; M. Willard, Portland, o.;
J. w. Lee, Ohio; Mrs. Cross, Illinois.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
BISMARCK.
Resolution
Fixing the salary of the Superintendent
of Streets.

Be it resolved by the Mayor and
Council of the city of Los Angeles:
SECTION l. That the salary of the
Superintendent of Streets shall be one
hundred dollars per month, until
changed by resolution of the city of Los
Angeles.
SEC. 2, The Clerk Of the Council shall
certify to the passage of this resolution
and shall cause the same to be published
once in the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD,
and thereupon and thereafter it shall take
effect and be in force.
l hereby certify that the foregoing
resolution was adopted by the Council of
the city of Los Angeles at its meeting of
June I'd, A. D. 1888.
w. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council of the city of
Los Angeles.
Approved this 4th day of June, A..
D. 1888.
c. Z. Them,
Mayor.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07

other valuable metals. The mining OF
gold has caused great excitement in the
Lebanon valley, and various farmers are
already digging for the precious metal
and submitting specimens to the chemist
OF the Clark Mining Company.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-07
COURT REPORTS.
Superior Court. Howard. J.

Superior Court, Howard, J.
WEDNESDAY, June 9, 1883.
In re Guardianship of C. G. P. Fluhr,
q minor-Petition for sale OF real estate
granted.
In re Estate of Wallace Woodwork,
deceased = Petition for homestead
granted.
I'M re Estate of Jacob Bumiller, de.
ceased-Order of publication of notice to
creditors filed.
SET FOR TODAY.
Donaldson VS.. Allen.
ROLF, J.
Anaheim Water Co. vs.. Cajon Irriga
ton Jo.--On trial.