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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-03-17

cicnt in this vicinity to Justify the
expenditure Of money to 6uild Il
highway uniting FL Paso, Texas, 60
White Oaks, \. VI.
Well, what has Mai. Gordon's
explorations resulted in! One es-
pecial coal vein, which is located
about ) miles southeast Of Vera
Cruz, is now beng developed under
the Majors directions, which, if it
pans, as anticipated, workable, will
prove Of great Importance to Lin
coin County. It is a semi-anthra-
cite, of the purest quality, 1t was
discovered in shaft at about 40ft.
in depth. Double shifts OF men
are now sinking on it. But this is
not all. Over THIRTY seams Of
Coal have been uncovered between
White Oaks and Vera Cruz, since
Maj Gordon commenced opera
tions. In addition to that already
opened near White Oaks, at vii
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AND now ex-Goy. Sprague has
done gone and done it, as did eX-
Gov. Tabor. What is the matter
with the cX-Goyernors anyway Z
They 10 sooner throw off one wo-
man than they load up with an
other.
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ST. PATRICKs s DAY.


ty are apt to believe that the l7th
of March. being st. Patricll's Day,
is celebrated rcligioualy rather
than nationally-in other words,
that it is peculiarly Roman Cath
olic holiday. But such as 50 be
lieve are in error. Americans Gel
citrate Washington's birthday, but
the Methodists have no preferred
place in the procession, albeit the
hatchet hero and his beloved Mar
tha belonged to the Methodist per-
suasion. As Washington is the
patron saint Of the United States,
50 is st. Patrick Of Ireland. By
the way, there is remarkable CO.
incidence in the history Of these
two patriots, for it has been said by
some historians that the 22ud day
Of February is not, or was not, the
day on which George Washington
was born. but on the 9th OF that
'''o''''i' anu 'i'"' '"e P"P"''" '',0'
grows out OF the difference be
tween '"c "T'IoI.'" e',c'''a' ''''o
that now prevailing So it was
SAL" '''', ''' L ",rlcA was 'io' DOR"
%" '''q / B." '' ',.'''''' anu 'iTi'"'1
o." '''S"' a''''"'''7 ~ u ''''''''.'
''II'1l'' ''S - ~ e'''V" 10 "' P''"-
'""i
OF me G,SnI some N,iI "o1I 1i 4Sn' ''' ',
And who wouldn't believe, faith, they
= ''"'"p'1'' ,,I ms y ., ,n =.
/ - I"I rt,I
l,. '",r W ,1.,',i.. y, ',e ''''' ''
,,id ,ho ni',n, 80 ,,,o NINA. s.y...,.n :.
the mark;
i-e' ''"' ,Ie iy riS ci,rl, G.'!'"0'y' ''''" SRI"
Then they all got blind drunk, which com
And thew We Kent y,iJi mn ' the custom from tba,
day TO this
The history OF Ireland reads like
a fable, which to some extent ac-
counts for the pecuIiarity Of the
Irish people. Go where you will
and You Will hnd Fat and Biddy,
and everywhere save IN their own
land they are respected II not hon
ored. And no nation owes more
to any other people than does the
United States to the Irish. A
higher price was lad upon the head
OF Charles Carroll, OF CaTolton'by
the English Government during
our Revolutionary struggle than
upon that OF any other. lie was
an Irishman' and the only million.
are III the country IN has day. un,
less 1t may have been Washington
The hrst Commodore OF the Amer
lean Navy was an lnShman' ano
OF the slgncrs OF the Declaration o
independence nine were Irish. Ii
the struggle winch gave our cour
try blrth the IRISH slgnal!y dlstln
gniShed Themselves and the cata
!"sue OF tAose who fought to per
Petuate the God-ord"lned principe
OF Freedom IN the late contest yer
sus the Would-be man and woman
owners bfsJie with the names o.
SHERIDAN ShleIdS, MuIligan, Cor
coraN' ana Il legion OF others.
There Is probably no country ol
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1883-03-17

Exploration notices, and Proof Of La
Dor .lanhs can be had at the LEADER OF.
fee.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-05-12
Our Washington Letter.
IFRox our SPECIAL ConREspoSDKsr.l

lFRoM our SPECIAL CokREsPoNDEST.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., May s, 1888.
A very animated contest is in progress
over the position Of Commissioner oi In
tsrpal Revenue. and the matter is not
likely to be referred to the Clvil.service
Commissioner. 1t is said that fiity ex-
Congressman are applicants for the place.
kilograms were received fl, r,quently
throughout Yesterday recommending
different persons fer the position. From
intimalions which the Secretaryhas made,
there is some reason to think that the
President is disposed to promote some
Que in the Bureau. This. however, will
not he done ii politicians can prevent it,
as no one in the Bureau has much poli,i.
cal strength. Deputy Commissions
Rogers would question4bly have the
support Of some PenRsylvanians. but hil
A.V Icates are not Of the aggressive kind
There are several candidates from Iii
nois. Edward Rutz. late State TreRsur
eE. has already arrived here, having lef
Springfield Immediately upon notice tha
General Ranm had resigned. and numer
GUS kilograms have been sent on his be
half to the Illinois Senators and to othe
persons Of influence in the State.
The C Commissioner of Pensions has IL
sued circular. stating that complaint
have reached bis Office that unscrupulou
persons are travelling throughout tn
country cl Inning that they are authorize
70 represent the Commissioner of Per
sIons. aud that they have defraude
pensioners and applicants for pensions
No special examiner or other person en-
ployed by the Pension Office is autho
iEsd to receive money either as fee {
expenses, and all such examiners al
provided with certificates bearing Il
signature Of the Commissioner of PEI
no s AMI the Secretary Of the Interio
Th ,refore, Il any person, in the absen
OF such authority, should represent th
he is q special examiner of the Pensi,
Once, or shall demand or obtain mon,
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which he staggered. Whatever Wander
bilt did, he uid by the sheer force Of
overwhelming millions, and bad he tried
the game long enough, the Wall Street
geniuses would have taken them away
from him in a very short time.
Baseball has reattained pristine glory
in this city. For years it has languish-
ed but now it is really the sport again.
Even on ordinary days four or ave thous-
and people gather at the Polo Grounds,
and on great match days as many as ten
aud twelve thousand fll the field and
grand stand. The Metropolitan Exbib-
ition Company who have rented the
grounds are making Wonderfully good
thing of the enterprise. Last year on q
capital of s20.O 900 they netted profit Of
5000 This year they are bound to
make $4,000
The mansion at Fifth Avenue and
Fiity.second Street, where the infamous
Madame Restell for years pursued Ler
damuable practice Of infanticids, is al
last to be devoted to practical uses after
having remained vacant most of the
time since the death Of this wretcbed
woman. Mr. James p. Colt has leas,
the establishment for s64, 500 and will
either make It q first class hotel or an
apartment house. should think thai
in the earlier stages of ITS occupancy as
such the house will not 40 as sleeping
place for nervous people, for anybedy al
all superstition sly l clin,d cannot b'
alone in the stiffness Of the night with
out thinking of the crimes Which wer'
committed within the apparently emf
nenily respectable walls Of the brown
stone mansion.
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under any protense whatever, he may lie
safely set down as fraud and swindler,
and among the worst Of his class.
1t appears that only eighty copies Of
the record Of the Gpiteau trial were pre-
served by the Government for distubu-
ton. This number did not begin to
supply the demand which came from all
parts of the world. Every capital Of
Europe, it is said, has applied for copies
only to be informed that none have been
provided for general distribution. Pub
lie libraries, law libraries, and other in
stitutions, as well as individuals, have
asked for them on account of the great
number Of opinions OF experts on the
question of insanity which the report
contained, The few copies preserved
we're carefully distributed by the Attor-
ney General to law libraries aud judges
in this country.
1t has been reported that the friends OF
the late Mr.. Collins, of the Jeanette ex'
pedition, are far from being satisfied
with the report of th2 Jeannette court oi
inqniry, and it is intimated that the
matter will be brought to the attention
of Congress at the next session. 1t Is
4 thought by some that the relations oi
4 Collins are desirons of receiving pen
sion, as It was given out to the men by
the commander Of tie Jeannette, tina
Mr.. Bennett would take care Of theil
widows end orphans If they should nevei
return. Secretary Chandler upon being
questioned about tue matter yesterday
replied that lie bad heard complaint
from Collins people, that he had tnkei
every prGcautiou TO have the investiga
ton as thorough as possible, SO that Their
should be no complaint.
DIR IRichard Joseph formerly Of Mar
bleht ad, Mass.), disbursing officer of tn
Dtpartmen ent of the Int, rior, died of hear
disc use this morning at his residence IL
this city. aged ffy-one years,
Work on the Washington Monumen
will be resumed ON Monday. There l
a sufficient supply of stone, marble ant
granite now on the ground, cut an
ready to be laid, to raise the structur
thirty feet. AUGUST.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-05-12
Auditors Notice.

In the Orphans Court Of Carbon County |,
Estate Of Christian ThOrman, dead.
The undsrsigned Audltor appOinlad by the
Court, April 18th, lsss, 10 make ais8Tibntlon
Of balance Of funds In the hRnds OF Henry
l.obien. adm nistratOr Of fChrisIlan Thorman,
deceased. will hold a meeting for the paFIsnss
Of his appOintm, MT on FkInAY, the hbth
day Of MAY, A. u. 1883. at 100 O'olOrk r. A.,
al, the Ounce OF Fred Berinletie. Esq.. In the
BOROUGH ~ Maueh Chunk, Pa " hen and
where al paTtiss lntsrs stsd wi be required
10 attend and present their ciaina or ~ DC.
barr. q 4 ON cOIninK In upon aaid claim.
May !, lses-wa
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Divorce Granted.

Ludwig Marsteluer, In the Court Of Com
VS.. mon Pleas Of Carbon
Theresa Marstelner. Co, April I. 1883, N o.
8. DIVORCE.
And now, May LIST, 1888. the Court having
heard this case and having iully considered
and proceeded to determine the same as TO
law and justice appertain: DO sentence and
decree that Ludwig MarsteineT be divorced
and separated from the nuptial ties ami bonds
Of matrimony heretofore contracted between
him, the said Ludwig MaTsIeiner, the libel
liant, and Theresa Marsteiner, respondent (:
And that thereupOn NIL and every the duties,
rights and claims acerulng to either the said
Ludwig Marsteiner or the said Thesesa
MarsIeiner, at any time heretofore in puT-
suAnee Of said mar Iiage, shall cease and de-
termine, and the said Ludwig Marsteiner and
Theresa Marsteiner shall be at liberty to
marry again In like manner as II they had
never been married.
BY the Court.
GEO W. ESS Err, ProthOnOtAry.
May IL, 1883 S-W3S
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New Advertisements.
New Advertisements.
Grand Entertainment,
For the Benefit Of the
LEHIGHTON SCHOOL LIBRARY,
IN SCHOOL HALL.
Saturday Evening, May 18th, 1883
PROGRAMMES:
PART FIRST

PART FlRST-
Music ......... by the Lehighton Orchestra.
Recitation-"Miss Furbelow."M. Wheatiey. :
mation-''Clerical w.t.. Rehrig.
Conversation" ,".......T Two Boys.
Resltation--''Curfew must not ring tonight,
Ella Peters.
Defamation ...........s... sOlhytoh Fete's.
Dlalogue-"Ever so many Blunders," Girls
of the Grammar school.
RecItatlon-"A walk on Broadway. Mary
Fenstermacher. .,s.
Dialogue-"Music Lesson. by Seven Boys.
Declama, a,ion-'Spring has come,". Eddie
Hartman.
Recltation-"The Burning Ship. Mary
Dreibelbies.
Song-"Little Golden Sunbeam" ."...... Four
Little Girls of Primary No. 8.
Recitation-"Reverie in Church u. + Ebbert.
Dialogue. 80. Emma Fortwangler and Allen
Greenawald.
Recitation-"The Queens Gift.". Maud
wheatley.
Dialogue and Tableau-'The May Queen VI
by Sixteen Girls ofIntermedia School.
Music. by theLehighton Orchestra.
PART SECOND ~
Recitation-"The Old Maids Prayer.
Ellen Weiss.
Recitati,n-"Morning, Noon and Night.
Misses Seinmei. Heberiing, & Albright
Recitation-"i he Lost Heir" T. Williamson
Tableau- Liberty" ..... by Several Giris
Rect ation-"The Stray Child". Il. Koons
Recitation-"RidIng in tho cars" Lila Vert
Song-"The OLD Cottage ClOck,". by Girl,
, Of the Grammar School.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-05-12

me- Job Printing neatly,
cheaply and promptly execut-
ed at this Office. Give us a
trial and be convinced.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-05-12

In the Court OF Common Pleas Of carbon Gel
In the matter OF tho Account OF Nathan
MOsser, assignee OF Lewis Rehrig.
The undersigned Auditor Appoipted By the
Court. April 10Th, 1858, to make disITIbutiop
OF he money In the hands OF Nathan MOseOr,
assignee Of Lewis RehriR, among the parties
eaiitled thereto Will attend TO tue duties Of
| his appointment on SATURDAY, tho 9oth
day OF May, a. ID. 1883, Rt2: o o'clock !. M,
at his Once in the Borough Of LshiKhton,
Pa, when and where all parties interested
may attend. S. K. GILMAN,
May 2, l8S3.Wt Auditor.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-05-12
Subpoena in Divorce

Eurilla Ida Ludwig, by1 In the Court Of
her next friend, U. ]. Common Pleas OF
Benner, Carbon Gou q Il,
vs.. No. Z, January
George H. Ludwig. Term, ls.s.
IN DIVORCE.
To GEoRoE II. LUDwIo, ReGPOadsHis
SIR,-You are hereby notihed TO be and
appear at COuIt Of COmmon Pleas Of Oar.
bon County, to he held In the Court House.
At Maueh Chunk, on Monday. the lIth ,y
Of June, A. ID. 1885,, al 10 o'clock In the fore.
noon, to answer the above mplaint person.
al service nf subpoena and alias sunpoen ma
having failed on account Of your absence
from my Bailiwick.
OHAS. W. LENTZ, Sheriff.
sherih's Once, Maueh chunk,
May bIh, lssSEss
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INTEREST PAID.
LIABILITIES,

ASSETS.
Cash In Treasury ........... 9i.e ~
y p. SemIAel h j W. Rau-
denbush Mote balance
ON duplicate Oi lS75...... ITO - 80. =.
LlaS1 isss 81 ...'' ................ ~ s12,O s.
Liabilities IN excess 0t Assets April
2otht ls52......,,.'.,'.''.''' 90" ."
p.ersa.s tlsSs "
]. W. KLINErOP, Collector, In Account
with the borough Of LehightOn, for the
Year 1882;
To Amount OF Duplicate for lSs2... tsilo 50
10 Amount Of Additions for lSs5.... eO 10
SSisl IS
~ i;anmissi',n for Uoiise'n l7O -
| ~ Amount ptid W. Miller,
Treas'r, as per Receipts s2si b o, az
- t5i9l %
We. the undersigned duly elected Audi
tors Of the Borough Of Lehighton, Pa, do
certify that the foregoing accounts are cor
rect TO the best Of our knowledge and 0sliei'
y. E'R. n: HT22EEniiEw, T2Efi Auditors.
May IL, lssS-Ws
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Total for Hlghways..............
MISCELLAN EOUS.

PM VanI.iew, Auditors Fees ....e
William Miller, Attending Henry
prumbare, smallpox case ....-.',' o.
William Miller, oak Pianks. .....r
William Miller, for MIR. Jacoby Tor :,
SuryeyipR;.-........ ~
William Miller, Salary as Borough =.
Treasurer. .........'''..'. -
William Miller, for state lax on =,
Loans .''...'.' o.
il. V. Morl hitner, Publishing An =,
nual Statement. ............:' o.
Lew Weiss. Iigging Grave fUr II.
Drumbore's GbIid. .............. -.
H W. Mertz. Flnx >tones ......... IL,
Nathan Ebbert,' MasOn Work .....
W. NJ. RapshoF, Salary as Sec'y...: u
/ W. Nj, Rapsher, Retaining Zee and
extra Profess oual Ssrvices 3
James HolIenbach, Hauling stone.
| Irexler X kr,idler, stakes .........
Charles Thiher, Hauling S,one -.
John RinkeE, Black smith work. :,
A, W. Horn, Police Services. .......
Amandus DIsnl, Repairs ON Tools.
]. 4, Semmel, BURGESS, Postage, &c.
| samuel Evert, Briige Repairs s...''
Lewis drawer, StOne.........!..1.s. =,
| Joseph Zahn, Police .,.............. y
| }. Il. GaDeI, Lumber ....,.........''
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-05-12
New Advertisements.
Annual Statement
OF THE
Borough Of LGlightOl, PGHn'a.
WILLIAM MILLER, TREASURER, in AC.
count with the Borough Of LehightOn, for
the Year ending May 4th, 1883;

To Amount reed from J. W. Kline.
ISL iSsRs-iH sHiO,' fsi ............... y. ts2st So
Amount reed from ]. p. Smith,
on duplicate Of 1ssi--in full ..... 81 81
Amount reed from Carbon 10.
Commissioners, for Tax on Un-
seated Lands.... ..........,..... 22 81
" Amount reo'd from Dav. Ebberf,
for Grass on:Public Square..... Il 90
Amount reed from Telephone
Co for work done by Ezra New
hart, Street CUinmisslOner..... 1 20
- Amount reed from County Dom.
mlssioners, for work done by E.
Newhart, street Commissioner, J 20
Balance In hand from year 1882. olo 70
n NJ .
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Auditors Not .ce.

greatest invention of the asel See oar
burg. NY. ioiy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
Mobility versus the Press.
As Others See Us.

A correspondent of the San Francisco
Eraminer writes from Yuma under date
of May 9th. The letter speaks of Los
Angeles and its vicinity as follows:
Soon the train took down green gorge
covered over with grass and cottonwood
trees. At Newhall we saw the tanks
that contain the coal oil. 1t Is Lrought
in pipes from the well some ten miles
away, loaded ON the cars and taken to
San Francisco to be refined. Down this
gulch from Newhall we passed through
tunnel one mile in length out on to the
lovely valley of San Fernando; thence
down to the city OF Los Angeles, where
one might be willing to be lost among
the orange groves, roses and verdant
semi-tropic shrubbery.. There is life and
enterprise. Everywhere the eye is de-
lighted with loveliness. Here it is that
the gods might dwell. Ceres, Bacchus
and Pomona are the leading spirits.
''Oranges, cried beautiful Creole girl;
"a basket full for twenty-five cents,
lemons at half cent apiece, and lines
thrown in; wine, twenty cents q
bottle" We laid in o supply for the
desert and our trip through Arizona.
We passed through San Gabriel, and
wondered if, when he would toot his
horn, the people of this lovely valley
would wish to 60 to his bosom, or remain
at home. 1 would be willing to stay
here.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
A Trinins Difference.
Iwall Street News.l

A Jersey man called upon New York
lawyer the other day and announced
that "his rich brother had drawn up Q
will and died, and that"
"Ah! ] see!" interrupted the attorney
''and you want me to bust it. Very well
sir; well plead insanity"
"Oh, no--he wasn't insane. You see
the will leaves everything to"
"To his seconl wife, or some church OIL
college. Have no fears. my dear sir.
can bust the business high sky. Wei
plead undue influence"
'But influenced him myself p
'sAh, that alters the case some hat
but I'll prove to the jury that he wa
afflicted with softening Of the brain"
''For heavens sake, don't do it! :"
But / must and shall bust the will
"Then, I'll have to find q lawyer wht
can't, for it's drawn in my favor, and
want to beat oil the other heirs !"
"Ahl Certainly That alters the
case. Your brother was sane, sensibl,
and in perfect health, and all the lawyer
this side of Halifax can't break the will
Sit down, sir !"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTION

Sealed bids for the furnishing OF the material
and erection Of the Grace Methodist church
building In this city viii be received up to S
o'clock p. m. Of june 20. 1888, at the Office OF
Pomeroy d Mills, Court street, opposite the
court house. Plans and specifications can be
seen At sAid Office. The right is reserved TO rc-
ject any and all bids. 4. f. PoxEkoy,
je-10-S-t secy. Beard Of Trustees
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
Horseford's Acid Phosphate.
ron waMEN AND cuILpnrN.

DIR. JOS. HOLT, New Orleans, La,
says: Il have frequently found it of ex-
cellent service in cases of debility, loss
Of appetite. and in convalescence from
exhaustive illness, and particularly Of
service in treatment of women and
children.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

1t is said that John l.. Sullivan can't
fight any more than FIVE or six rounds.
1t might also be said in this connection
that John L. Sullivan doesn't have to.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

night on Saturday his son Charles Po'-
lock, who married Clara Clendenning six
months ago, came home, babe his father
and mother good night, saying he was
going away, went TO his wife's bed room,
disrobed and in half an hour shot her
through the breast and himself in the
right side. She ran to the end Of the
ball where she fell dead. He lived
twenty minutes, but neither spoke a
word. Pollock was partly intoxicated
when he came home. There was nc
trouble between him and his wife.
Home Again.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 1.-THE Czal
and Czarina, who arrived from Moscow,
drove ia an open carriage to Kasan
| Cathedral and were enthusiastically
cheered along the route. Their majesties
then proceeded to Peterhoff Palace.
Newsky Prospect was lined with troops.
The city was everywhere decorated.
madagascar and France.
PARIS ll.-La france states that the
M Malagassy envoy has been instructed tt
treat with the French government again
In the French Capital.
PARIS, June lL-Brun. the Minister
Of Marine, informed the French Cabinet
yesterday that the government had re.
ceved intelligence that brother-iu-law
OF the King of Anam was in command
Of the Anamite forces in Tonquin. He
also announced that telegram had been
received from the French Consul at
Canton, stating that no preI a-ations for
war were being made there.
The bill authorizing the President to
settle the French national debt passed
the Chamber of Deputies by an immense
majority and the same result was reached
in the Senate.
Mobility Versus the Press
MADRID, June 1.-THE government
has ordered the prosecution of the Dem
ocratic Journals, N Liberal and Ell Globe,
for conveying insinuations in regard to
the Queens departure for Bohemia. The
proceedings will be taken under the spe-
cial press law passed by Cortes. This
is the first time the law has been applied
while the Liberals have been in Office.
Before the publication of the objection
able articles. several Democratic papers
alluded to the same subject, refecting
upon persons of high rank. Several
duels have been arranged between the
editors and noblemen.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
Delinquent Notice.

Los ANGELES OIL COMPANY : Principal
place Of business Los Angeles, California
Location Of works, Ventura county, Califor-
mia.
Notice.-rhere is delinquent upon the following
described stock, ON account sf assessment No.
Is, levied on the S0th day Of March, 1888, as
per the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders as follows;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12

And In pursuance with law and order OF
the Board Of Directors made on the 30th day Of
March, 1883, so many shares OF each such parcel
Of stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction at the office Of the Secretary.
Room No. Temple Block, Los Angeles.
on Monday, the 2sth dav May, ISs2, at
12 o'clock N. Of that day, TO pay delin.
quent assessments thereon. together with costs oi
advertising and expense OF sale.
W. J. NEELY Secretary,
Room No. Temple Block
Los Angeles, May 10th, 1883. mig ld&2w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
Pending Charges.

WAsHIsoroS. June ll.--In the com
mittse to investigate the charges made
against the administration Of the Super
vising Architects Office Of the Treasury
Department, to-day Coleman, counsel for
Marsh, stated that he had prepared
specific cbara which he expected to
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-06-12
An Unexplained Tragedy.

vIScEsSEs, Ind. June ll.-A shock
Ing tragedy occurred in the house Of
Jos. Pollock, wealthy miller and in.
Huential citizen. Shortly after mid