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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

Texas, it may bo said, if cattle.rais'
ing in that State progresses in the future
as IL has in the past, will supply the
most of this country with beef. II now
produces about one.fflh Of the cattle
raised in the United States. Tho mum.
Der OF head OF cattle in Texas is esti.
matsd at five millions, worth at least
one hundred million dollars. And the
quality OF the beef improves constantly.
During the past few years Durhams and
Herefords have been introduced, and q
general ''grading.uP" has taken place.
The cattle are now raised for beef only,
but, before long, Texas will be a great
exporter Of butter and cheese.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

II you want your Eastern friends TO
knoro something about Los angeles bug
the superb Mirty-tiOo page illustrated
Herald, lchich is only fifteen cents copy,
or eight for dollar. IN book form IL
would make good sized volunie, and il
answers all he questions asked about his
city and county
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
!,.sfLY HERALD.
Hnrnld Steam Printing House.

rhe uraAlp steam Printing House Is not sur
,s,sysa by aBy Job Printing Office on the Pacific
coast, outside Of San Francisco, in facilities Tor
ny FOB work, Low prices. good work and OK
ition may be relied upon at this ONCE
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
Notice to Creditors.
Estato OF Andrew Wick. deceased

Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned.
sxecutrix Of the last will Of Andrew Wick, de-
esased, 10 the creditors Of AMI ali persons hav.
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with tho necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this notice,
to the said executrix, at the Office OF Smith,
Brown & Hutton, rooms VI, 92 and IS Temple
block, city OF Los Angeles, State Of California,
tho same being the place for the transaction OF
the business OF the said estate.
Dated at Los Angeles, Nov. 24th, 1858.
ADELAIDA WICK,
fxscutrix OF the last will Of Andrew Wick, de-
ceased. novz6 4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

Tho Herald isthe official paper Of the city Of
Los Angeles. Tho city delinquent tax lists and
all other municipal notices appear only In Its col
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

Call at C. f. Heinzemans Drug Store
for Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment,
Won Bulow's German DYSPEPSIA Cure, and
Slaven's California Fruit Salt; the only
agent in Los Angeles county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

fhe HERALD office Is connected with the tele-
phone system Of Los Angeles city and county
orden for advertisements or job work may DO
sent through THE rnodium to number l16.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

Brentano Broa., No Union Square, New
York City, are agents for the HERALD twill
constantly be found on sale on their counters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

Chair. and tho Senator 50 designated
may discharge such duties for a period
not exceeding three days, unless the
Senate otherwise orders.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
EASTERN.
sterling. Exchange and Bonds.

New YORK, Nov. "a. Sterling bills, on
London, 60 days, S4.S3; do do, sigh.
drafts, S4s51; U, S. 4bs of 1891,
interest quarterly, Sl,l4s; U, S. 40 Of
1907. interest quarterly, Sl.22t; U. s.
3s, 100; Western Union Telegraph,
795,
Sergeant Mason PardoEed-Dend
New Rules for the Senate.
WAsHINGToN, Nov. 2l.--The Presi.
dent has pardoned Sergeant Mason, who
attempted to shoot Guiteau.
Joseph II. Blackfan, Superintendent
OF Foreign Mails, died this afternoon.
The Senate Committee on Rules has
decided to recommend the following
changes in the Senate rules; First, In
the absence OF tho President the Senate
shall choose President pro tempore,
Second, In the absence Of the Vieo
President, and pending an election for
President pro tenn, the Secretary Of the
Senate, or, in his absence. the Chief
Clerk, shall perform tho duties Of the
Chair. Third, The President pro TEN
shall have the right to name in open
Senate, or, If absent, in writing, a
Senator to perform the duties Of the
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
FOR SALE

Four vacant lots; two OF them corner lots; sell
situated; at q sacrifice. by
J, F. WHITE CO.
noy25 Il NE. cor. First and Main streets
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

Mr. B. n. Rowo is the Santa Ana agent OF
the HERALD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
D,sso,uTIoa OF PARTNERSHIP.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the firm name OF Bryson & Sons, has been,
by mutuil consent Of all the partners, dissolved
The business heretofore conductoi by said firm
will hereafter be conducted by John Bryson Sr. I,
on his own behalf. All moneys now due or owing
10 said firm will hereafter be paid to said John
Bryson, Sr.
November 23d. 1888,
JOHN BHYsON, sR..
WILL s. BRYSON,
nov2bdltm4t JOHN NJ. BRYSoN, JR
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
FOR SALE.

Three Of tAe best located farms / the county
al bargain, by
j. +. WHITE 4 co,
nov26 2t NE. cor. First and Main streets.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
NEW TO-DAY.
LOST

ON Saturday evening, on Upper Main. Virgin
or Buena Vista streets. between College and Short
streets, a double English capel's hair Shawl, Ia
bright colors, small figures The finder will re-
cevs reward Of ten dollars on leaving the same
at Preuss q Pironi's drug store noy2s lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
= : - =, - =
NEW TO-DAY.
WANTED.

EDELMAN q CO., Ciger Manufac-
turers, make the best cigars and do the largest
oibing trade In Southern California mylSu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
WANTED.

Everybody TO knos that full Inns of tho per-
feet fitting and stylish domestic" patterns are
kept at the Domestic" Sewing Machine office,
No. NadUau block nov2b I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
FoR. SALE.
FoR SALE.

beautfnl cottage on Spring St. very cheap;
by j. +. WHITE eco,
noys5 2. NE. ccr First and Nam streets
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
EMPLOYMENT wAhTED

BY young man; speaks English and Spanish
perfectly wages not so much an object as imme-
diato employment. Address H., box 81. post.
office nov25 1t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
Knighted by the AsOpe.
Corenn sharp practtcs.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 24,--The Asso.
ciated Press Yokohama advices say that
the Corean Government, in order to raise
funds, has tried to negotiate loan Of
three million dollars from Japan
pledging certain mines as security. An
investigation proved the mines to be n
myth An ex-otficial of the United
States eorroborated the statements. Il
is now said that the Coreans propose to
offer the mines to New York capitalists,
will uho,n tIay bapn IN SnppEpb
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
sumner moisting works Burning

CALIESTE. Nov. 24.-The hoisting
works of the Sumner Gold Mining Com.
pany at Kerpville is burning. A strong
wind is blowing at this time, and makes
the probabilities of saving anything very
slim. No miners were working to day,
owing to the tempsrary embarrassment
of the Company, 30 there will be no
more lives sacrificed in the mines. No
particulars as to the origin of the fire.
These are the worh formerly owned by
j. p. Jones, and said to have cost three
quarters of q million dollars.
Rain - s.an Jose.
SAN JosE, CAL, q 1t commenced
raining here at . o'clock this afternoon
and has rained lightly at intervals since.
1t is cloudy at this hour, Or. II.
Dunbar Acquitted.
TOMBSTONE, Nov. "a. The jury in the
ease of John o. Dunbar. ex-County
Treasurer, charged with forgery, after
being out all day, came into court last
evening with verdict Of not guilty.
The verdict suited most every man in
this city.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
Murderer Gets His De-
aeFIS.

SoocKroN, Nov. 2i.-The jury in the
case OF Abe Turcott, tried for the mur.
der of Julius Deidrick Oh Sept. 2lst in
this city, brought in verdict to day Of
murder in the first degree, the penalty
being death. The sentence is set for
Saturday, Dec. lst.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

by sober, industrious man, situation TO
attend to horses, garen, milk and DO chores
| Apply to ]. Goodiellow. Smiths Hotel, corner
| Los Angeles and Commercial streets n26 st
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25
Rain at retaiuma and Grass
valley

tatIty.
Petaluma, Nov. IA light, warm
rain set in at an early hour this morning
and continued to fall lightly, with but
slight intermission, up to 4 P. Al, To-
night the sky is clear over head and clear
weather is indicated.
GRASS VALLEY, Cal. Nov. "a This
morning rain began falling at about 10
o'clock, and up to the present time
about an inch has fallen. At present
it looks as though the storm might con-
tinue through the night.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-25

Hart Wins the Walking Hatch.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24.-The score
at the conclusion Of the walking match
at 1905 this evening was as follows'
O'Leary, 475; Hart. 500; Hartman, 4sl;
Mcintyre. 4Sl
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

sale of liquor aud to authorize apothecaries to
sell alcohol under certain restrictions. An order
was passed to establish an experimental station
at the State College.
CAPITAL CHIT-CHAT.
Mrs. Governor Robbie and Miss ROBBIE will
spend the winter in Augusta.
Hon. Joseph O. Smith. Secretary of State,
has been presented with an elegant solid gold
vest chain by the members of the Executive
Council.
senator Frye, Attorney Gen. CleaHes, Adju
tant Gen. Beal, State Treasurer HolbroOk and
Secretary of State Smith, are their own success
SorS.
The Fu>Onists in the Maine legislature, by Il
bare majority of three. got Gen. Plaisted nomi-
mated as Fusion candidate for L. S. Senator
Joseph Dane was the favOrite of the straight
Democrats.
Gov. Robes first official act and one that
will receive the hearty commentator of the
people of this State. was the denomination of
Hon. ArtemuS Libbey as one of the Justices of
the Supreme Court.
Hon. John Cutler of Bangor. president of
the Senate was born in Exeter, educated in the
common schools and is lumber merchant and
manufacturers He was a member of the House
in 1873 and again in 1880. He proved himself
an able legislator. and won the esteem of all
who became acquainted with him. He is a
genial, true man of excellent presence and
good address. and will be Il dignitied and capa-
bic presiding officer of the Senate.
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11
The only occupant of the Editors Table in
last weeks Gardiner Journal was ''My Darling
Marie" That naughty Morrill,.

NEWSPAPER NOTES. We did not notice the
new dress of the Bangor Commercial in last
weeks Journal because some one admired it so
much that the is ues of Jan. 1st and 2nd did
not reach us. 1t is not too late to say, however,
that the Commercial is greatly improved in APP
pearance and make up, and has been enlarged
......Zion's Herald has n new head. The Ma
chias Union has new type and other improve
ments are promised. 49,. The Hallowell Register
has presented its patrons with an illustrated
almanac......The Bridgton News has new
dress, and is both neat and newsy The
Pennington Chronicle is TO be enlarged and
improyed..... The Dexter Gazette completed its
twentieth volume, last week. 1t has recently
been enlarged in sze......The Woman's Jour
nal, Boston, Lucy Stone editor, has entered up
on its fourteenth year. 1t is an able and inter-
esting publication.
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11
Maine Matters
THE EQUALIZATION OF TAXATION.

HE Ettl ALiLAl lion OF lana HON.
The Lewiston journal published on saturday
another in>1dlmtnl Of correspondence relative
10 tho equalization of the burdens Of taxation.
The Journal SAYS: This CORRESPONDENCE is al
tracing marked and well deserved attention
throughout the state and among members of the
Legislature. and is eliclting that earnest discus
sion out of which valuable conclusions are
reached. The discussion takes Il broad range
and gives IA variety of views as to the course
best calculated to further the interests of fair
play in taxation. The suggestion that commits
sion of valuation a'.d Il commission on tax
legislation be created. thoroughly to investigate
and report on the subjects of property and of
existing and desirable laws on taxation. seems
to be well received in many quarters. One Of
our correspondents. prominent legal gentle
man. urges that before further legislation j.
effected our present laws bearing on the tax
alton issue should be carefully studied by COM
petent minds that all amendments and re-
forms desirable may be tremendously adjusted
to the body of the present laws or those laws
amended or repealed. The following are the
views of Hon. G. c. Go>s. of Bath. Names
leading ship builder:
! am of the opinion that our tax laws need
revising. If all the taxable property in the
State could be reached, the burden of taxation
when taxes fall heavily would be reduced
twenty per cent. in my opinion. II needs the
application of the moral law as well As statut-
DRY law to reach this. Our laws should be 80
amended that property should pay but one tax
boubIc ldAdtloH Idll> utdNllN upon Inc business
interests of the State. Massachusetts. has been
trying TO remedy this evil, as You are aware. 1t
needs wiser head and a more Judicial mind
Than mine to devise law that could beenforced.
There are many wealthy men in the State, who,
II they had to pay taxes on the full amount OF
their property, would leave the State. Some of
our wealthy ship owners have already gone 10
Massachusetts TO get rid of taxes on their ship
ping. 10 retain this property, Maine may be
obliged to follow the example OF Massachusetts,.
ID >ei1-protectlon. Government may soife this
problem for y. however. am pleased to know
'hat you are thinking OF this subject. and trust
your able and Widely-clrculated journal, will
enlist the ablfst mind, IN our state. and that
some .aW may be- devised that shall be more
IN GENERAL.
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The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

DO You want to write Il letter. prescription.
endorse !; check, or take notes: If so. YOU can
not allnrd to be without the Newly Perfected,
modern times. This really indispensable article
holds ink foi fortnight's use, is always ready.
never leaks or bIots, and will last for wears !:
being now made exclusively of gold. rubber and
platinum, substances entirely indestructble.
Enclose = to the Cross Pen Company. 70 Frank
lin ST.. Boston, and you will receive this Pen by
registered mail, in a neat box, with filler and
directions complete, together with liberal sup
ply Of ink for use in the same.
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

1t will be seen by an item in the local col
umn> that one result of the FIRE on Sunday
night has been to put movement on foot TO Sc
cure Il stcam-fre engine for the use of the city.
y petition TO the city government is receiving
numerous signatures, though we are sorry TO
say there i some opposition. 1t is hardly worth
while to repeat now the oft-repeated arguments
in favor Of securing such an auxiliary to our
lire department. The subject has been so gene
rally debated, pro and con. that all are familiar
with the arguments for and against the propos-
cd purchase. The expense i of course an item
to BE- considered With our present high rate Of
taxation hat an ounce of prevention is better
than Il pound of cure. The expense after all
would De trivial compared with The loss which
might Zee caused by inability to cope with an eN-
te'l>iNc fire in the heart of the city. As to the
water supply. that argument is as good against
our present hand engines as against steamer
The latter could draw water from the harbor
where the former could not. OF course we need.
and Should have the city abundantly supplied
with water. and this would be true economy as
wei rs a great advantage to the place. \ sug
n>tiOn made by eX-oheritf Baker at the late fire
i worth considering, He proposed adopting
the Holly system and taking water from Goose
river. There is no question but that something
should be done, and speedily.
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

AXel Hayford has loaded a car with machinery
etc, which left to-day for st. John, n. b.
Farmers have been busy hauling away the burnt
hay from Lewis wharf. 1t will be made into dress
ing for land.
The Fernald Brothers have started up work at
their granite yard, having received some large Or
ders from the west.
Durham & Hall are building ca for the arno-
ry to be used by Palestine Commandery at the
Temple in this city.
Some of citizens have had their cisterns filed
with water in CONCEALED state. An ice way of
overcoming the drouth.
Water is very scarce in this city. wells and els.
terms being very low. Some Of our manufactures
are obliged to haul water.
DR.. Lombards horse ran away on Saturday and
was not stopped until it reached Browns corner
me horse was not seriously injured.
Fran& W. Berry of Belfast, has bought of Capt
X F. Patterson, of SeArsport. his trotting horse.
The animal Is very fast and valuable one
Fred Brown of Belfast, and 4. p. Gilmore. of
Monroe, coled in teams at the Head Of the Tide,
one LAY last week. Gilmorc's horse was badly
injured.
The Juvenile Temperance Union hls outgrown
its present quarters ID Miss Fryes school room and
VIII PROBABLY mold lis meetings IN future in the
'"Ner'ah7t Vestry
"our Boys" willleaye Friday morning at ) O'Clock
on steamer May Queen, for Rockland where they
will play evening. 4 number of persons
will accompany them.
Nh Blake director of rho Ralfost cboraI s,rint,
win he in Belfast IAN lain ,vben rebearsaI Win
be held He win bring with him new r,usic emf.
tied Psvche which is said to be very interesting
Mr.. Charles J. Burgess has leased for one year
Ila! ford Hall The interior will be renovated, the
dressing rooms tinted, and put in good condition.
Mr. Burgess will let the hall for entertainments,
etc
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The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

The civil service bill passed the Senate the
3D., by vote of 80 to 5. Thirty Senators
were absent. The Maine Senators voted for the
bill. and the five negative votes were Demo-
cratic.
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

her sulphur and molasses to purify her blood, but
she now gives sulphur Bitters to her grandchildren
as 1t i the bcstmedirne she ever saw The Father
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

Names New Years gift to Senator Frye was
unanimous denomination to be his own sue
cessor 1t was mark of distinction well de-
served, and 20 use trite phrase, in honoring
Senator Frye Maine has honored herself.
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11
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The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

The reduction of the bonded debt of the State is
brought about i'll three ways: first, by payments
made annually upon the debt: second by increase
of the sinking fund by purchase of securities with
the annual appropriation therefor; and third, by
interest received upon the securities belonging to
that fund, already held.
The State debt reached its highest point October
/, 1863. upon the assumption by the State of the
municipal war debts in part, SO, 400 being by
this act added to the already large Indebtedness,
bringing The bonded debt up to s., 100000. There
was, however. at the end of that year accumula-
ton of securities in the treasury account of the
sinking funds, amounting to 1912 $50 which de
Quoted from the total, left the net bonded debt
Jan. l. 1870, 81 ,2S,370. This amount has been re-
duced year by year, since that date, as follows;
Dur tba Is-
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

Christmas Day in Mobile, Alabama, was a
saturnalia. reports the DAILY Register of that
city, whose article will be found on the first
page of this weeks paper. We have seen SINH
lar reports from Charleston. :. c.. Atlanta.
Georgia and New Orleans. 1t is TO be hoped
there was Il good deal of Swearing Off in those
cities New Years day.
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

In mentioning the matters to come before
our Lawmakers at Augusta this winter the
Portland Advertiser says: If these things are
not settled well and wisely it will not be for
lack Of ability, in which the present Legislature
is rated considerably above the average
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

after the fourth Of next March the life Of
President Arthur is the only life between order
AND anarchy" said senator Garland of Arkan-
>a>, in the Senate on Friday, Mr.. Hoar's Prc>i-
Dental succession bill being under consdera-
ton. Mr.. Edmund~ is antagonizing the measure
ON the ground that it is opposed to the traditions
of this country. Everybody agrees that Iegi,la-
ton in this direction is necessary, but the ques-
ton has been discussed in Congress fer the past
seven or eight years without results, and such
are the differences of opinion now, it is not
probable ANYTHING will be done by this Con-
gres>. We do not think, however there is any
immediate danger of anarchy in this country.
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

EX-Gov. Plaisted publishes his sautatory in
last weeks issue Of the Lewiston Gazette, and
announces that THE Gazette will firmly adhere
to the school of politics represented by Jeffcr-
son. Jackson and Lincoln" No Greenbackism
about that
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

Thursday last was happy day for woman
sutiragiStS Governors Rebe and Butler have
directed legislative attention to woman suffrage
and are evidently converts to the cause. Hay-
ing captured the Executives Of Maine and
Massachusetts, the women who want the ballot
will Row invade the Legislatures.
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

The interest on The bonded debt has been reduced
from S5O9,OOO in the year 1870, to $3269l6 in the
year 1882.
The Republican journal., 1883-01-11

We do not blame the Belfast folks for brag-
@ing on their CLANS. We ordered peck from
+. W. Collins. and they beat all the CLANS we
ever ate, or anything else, as for that. There
cannot b. anything better than Belfast clam.
They cost Us rather high but they We're worth
all they cost. Gardner Home journal.
4 compliment from Morrill, is a compliment
mdeed-he rarely indulgcs in compliment. And
although we cannot always endorse his political
utterncc>, there is no better authority on CLANS
to be found between kittery and Quoddy Head.