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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
neutrality-suspicious..
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Die 86oer I'M Srodnen beS !SopfenS
miilien mig! dit rein uno fret BON altent
Stau6 iein; eS ge1itgt nt6t, OaB Der So7
ben mt abgefe6rt Jet, CT mltB, I'M tpicoer
ge6Drig Su troden einige Sage Dnr ieiner
Scnubung, ouIgeiDalden lein; gar lct0t
legt ItO Der Stalb oil Sic 9oloen an, ipo>
ourd biele ihre1t 0lar5 perliereu ltto triib
tperben; 0etroGneter 6opfen mllB audi pDlt
ulBen g~lGrt5et. 0aS alSgefallene !O0pfen>
me6l lit aub nur bann nod braudbar,
tpenu e5 fret bon alien Staub lit.
Sci unierer, neler0ingS ipieber iebr int
Ma0ien 6egrtifenen Sopfener3eugun9 biirfte
eS 6olo niht mebr oltsTiDrbar lei11,
lGmmtltden 6opfen p6lre fiinltLt9e 0Grme
Su trDdner, lelbtt tDenn man audi flln1tIt6e
Srodnenanitalten n6Ie Seuerung einrt0ten
tpolte. $50 Oer 6opfcllball nod nidt in
lebr 9roBem WiaBltabe betrieben Dir0, bat
l1ta1t 5llrl1 Srodnen 2 0erfa6rung5arter !:
@llttpeoer troGnet mani i'm auf "lufttgen
80ber ODER 1uf Suft0Qrren, III tpelde1t Der
0opfen, ipenlt lie 5ipedlndbig ctl1gertG)tet
fi1b, allsge5et6nct ldOn geO0rrt tperoeH
fant.
oSn ben Srodenb0oen tpir0 Der frtiG ge>
pfliidte 6opfen Diinn, 660itenS brei 53pu
DuWg u~HISSiDA%tCl" @ttlS4UtIi HNAItIl %tp]~
fen uno lufttg, ieoo0 gegen ben 3ubrang
1rwo6l ser Somenitra6len, tpie 6eS QSins
oes, 6es 9tegens unb Der nG9tItden 6eu0e
tigfett bur9 8Oriabldben 9eidiibt letn,
oenn our6 Sic COME ipiiroe DaS Del bes
6%opfenmeblS Derfllt6ttgt, Dur0 Den Wtnb
piirben Bic Diinn liegenoeu 0Dpfen guiana
menge&pe6t ut6 in 9aufen getDiirmt, u1r6
bur6 bic Seudtigfeit Ser 2uft tpurbe bas
Qbtrodnen eri6ipert uno Set 6opfen leidt
v~bpbenrpt0" perben. 9esbalb miilicn oud
bel 9tebel ale 2doen 9el0loiieu blei6en.
'IGglt6 lit Der 6npfe1 etut9e Wtale beDut>
lam gu ipcnben, Bis sic Stiele getrpdnet
fino. Sci trodenem beiterem Wetter lit er
getp0bnIi6 in 4-5 Iaget 10 ab9etrodnet,
0aB man i'm b06er iiber chamber l6tdtelt
fam. Wtit benz fortidrettenbeu Srodne1
brirgt man i'm aumGlig in gr0Bcre Sauz
fen BON 3 bis 4 SuB 606e, ppbet aber OaS
8enoen ni6t gang uuterbleiben oarf. Sod
bepor man btes t6ut, u11teriu6e man ior9z
fGltig, bel1n tpenn er, e6e er DDltg auS9ez
trodnet lit, 5uiammengebGuft uno geladt
miro, leben it'd iebr lei6t M1a0en unb
S6tmn1el at, tDobur6 er allen Wertb perz
lteren piirbe. 3ei6en Ser 3oden6eit lit,
baB Die Sttele r~un3elig unb biirr perben.
sou Der trO6ene 9opten ni9t iofort gelaGt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
Uott Wab &sno sgetgs.
b.

- Sn ct. 2ouis i0etnt Sic engliI6s
amerttartl6e et 1tge6Drene 8eD0lfez
rune betrenS Ser # Gbtti6en Ser
Daltnn NJ aut N6l6nappet ooer 9Ib6an>
fen 5u iein. Die republifanii0en Staotz
conbente itelen i6ter nur beutl6e
Ganoiooten altt ullo bic bemofratiI6en
l1ter nut trtl9e. 9l6er 81 bteG lit u1geiul1o.
= @ie IN Chicago un0 Goof Gounto, 10
i6ertrG9t iebt 1T Gtnctnnati sic Sc :
III ofrattl d. Yartet 9rOBe &ai1enz
d inter mt Gorlie6e Sen Gertretern qro>
Der Deutld)er 8terbrnuereten. Ser
oemOtrattl6e GnnOent in Cincinnati bat
fitr 6Qs Amt 6eS Staoti6abmeiiter5 6errn
@eorg9. 6erancourt, Den So6u 6eS fiir3>
LID Oerltorbenen 8ier6rauers @eorq 81.
6erancourt, unb Wlitbeitber ser 6eranz
court'l6en 8raueret, ais S%an6ibater1 Qufz
geiteut. gr nir1 obne ;3neifel aetpGblt
perben. 9as republtfauil6e nGinc,
8olfsbl." iagt bon ibm: u@r 1T eiu iuuoer
gtart BON in ieoer 9inii6t bortrefHi6en
gt9enl9aften uno GROCER perlDnli9er 8e>
lte6tbeit."
- S6on tpieber itnb in San Srancisco
etntge Offt3tere amerifanii6e
9anoelsi6tffe tpegen barbartz
i9er MiBbanbGung ibrer M az
tro en- ber6aftet ppr6en. Sic tpurben
9e9et etne 8lr9i6aft bon ie $500 entlaIien,
lflo tpabrl detnlt6 mtr6 i6nen fein 6aar
9etrumlnt tperben. 50 gebt's ia bel BEN
metiten oerartigen &lagen. 0fon fann'S
baber Der San SrQnciscoer n9(benbDoit"
'tpabrlt6 ni9t berargen, tpenn Tie foloen6e
Ser9letGnlt9 arlteut: y0ie l3ettungcn
9ter5ulanoe baben IS tpabrli6 ni6t n0t6ig,
IeOen etrtSelnen in 9euti6Ian6 borz
tomfaerlOelt Sau bon SoIbateni6tn
oeret nit moralii6en, entritteten Gonbz
9lo11en gu begletten, Die fort unb fort
bier 1ortommenoen,- un6 ertpieienermaBen
per Wtebr5abl na6 bon amertfQnie
l@en S9tffsOfftateren ousgez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26

8eoDlferutg beftebt meiitens aus Qrbeitern
uno fleineu @el6dftsleuten, Die BON ben
bortigen @iien> unb @laSfabrtfen abbd1alg
fino unb ou}tb oeren bon bem 5o6ipoiier
ersipunge1cS Seiern mie 6ltr6 bic ucber:@
flrtbung i5rer 6eimitGttcn altBer Srob lll1o
in sic gr6Btc gtotb bericbt ipurbe1. Wtebz
rere Sage lang tpar Die iiberaI bon gSaller
umrtngte StaOt fat bon iebem gerfeDr nit
Der NuBennelt abgei6nttten uno bic arlnen
2eute pubten nt6t, tpobin iie it6 fil0tcn
iouten, ielbit tuenn fe bic WSttteI CUR 9tet1
tu11g ibrer 4erion unb Sobe gebabt bdtten.
Siinf quite 0eiddftSiabre tperoen ben IN
Stem 9llbanD angeri0teten S0aoe1 1tdt
auS5uglei6en I'M StanOe lein.
g. 8. g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26

fa0ren Sic Gtangen AM meiiten. Sod 9lnz
Dere i6lagen Sti6el in ben Sober ilber's
&reu5, binOen Die Stifel am &reus 3uiamz
men unb lcgcn auf oteie 80fc Die Stdngen !;
ilbeiien lino aud 10 Die Stangcn, menu tie
aud nod 10 gut aufaeiegt mer0elt, Der
Se1dtiafeit meDr auSgeiebt, ais Die aufgc>
iteutcn HDromtoen. 8cim 9egen Der Stal1z
gen ieQe man barnuf. baB oicieIbeu troden
ft1O unO auf Elm %er9abenes trOdenes Eager
gelegt tper0e1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26

n >@-NSA AAl tNA hhN
neRt geheiit dErch Heilmittel. Welche sich durch
cine CietsiGjoehri9e Special PTdcis ais
pr0bat erWieSen haGen. Sanenscliwiiche. nieIlt-
liche ErgieSsungen, PuSteln i'm Gesicht. yerIO-
rene Manneskrait werden pOsitiv geheiIt. Klein
EcpeTinaeletire1. Das richtige Heilmittel
wird sOfOrt in jedem FaIle a%ngeWandt. Consult
t~atiOnen, pers6nlich oder brieflich. streng con-
fdentiell. Medizinen per Post ind per Express
Versandt. Keine Zeichen auf den Packeten,
Welche auP Inhalt oder Sender SchlieSSen Iassen.
ofee-Stunuen: 9 uhr Aorgezs bis Uhr Attends.
sonntags Won 10 bis IL uhT M:tt.gs.
JAMES, WINE gE HOPS. D DskaD DTste H Ss 5eitt
tel fir NerVenschWache, v~erIOrene Energie.
Experimentation, Schleichende krankheiten,
und Unverdaulichkeit. SI.OO perQuartfiasche,
sechs Flaschen fir $500.
JAMES NES Vine ?lLLEN. ss a4fn DHs %ss.
zeln und Krautern. Sic wirken vie elm Wunder
auf daS entkraftete NerVen-System, Stiirken die
geschlecltlichen 0rgane und entfernen radikaI
und permanent ALE unmittelbaren und veraIte-
ten FOlgen ersch6pfter LebenSkraft, heryOrge.
rufen durch ThOrheiten oder ExcesSe. Sl.OO
per Box, sechs BOxen fir $500. Per Post
yersandt gegen Empfang des Presses.
DR.JAlES, No. 2O4WashiHgtOl st. Chicago, iii.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-26
James Medical Institute

sYOm State Illinois zu dem
aUsdruckliclIen Zwecke pri-
lViiegirt um SOfOrtige Hilfe in
fallen chrOnischen, geheimen
und BlaSen- Krankheiten zu
eeben. Tripper und Syphi-
lisin allen ihren verWickeltem
Former, sOWie Haut- und
Blut KraRkheiten werden
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

by its possessor, but should be made
the common property OF all. Hence IL
was that Mr.. Bancroft concluded that
he could do no better work. none that
would more benefit mankind or reflect
higher credit on himself, than to sift this
material and bring together and arrange
these facts in series Of at once COM
pact and exhaustive works. In other
words he determined to write and pub
lish number Of books, with this new
western coast as the basis of them all,
taking up one subject after another, such
as its native races, its history, and the
like, and TO continue his labors as life
and health should be spared.
Competent men were secured aud
trained as assistants, full score of
them, the whole library was indexel as
you would index one book. All valu-
able material was distracted and ar
ranged, and after many years of ardu-
Gus labor was brought by Mr.. Bancroft
into clear and exact historical narration.
The results are now being placed be-
fore the world at the rate OF three or
four new volames year, in grand his
torical series, such as must forever con-
stitute the foundation of all historical
research on the western coast Of North
America. Following the Native Races
of the Pacific States, in five volumes,
are the histories Of Central America,
Mexico, the North Mexican States, New
Mexico and Arizona, California, Nevada,
Utah, the Northwest Coast, Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, and Montana,
British Columbia and Alaska. Follow
ing the history proper will be supple
mentary volumes under titles of Cali
fornia Pastoral" California Inter-
Pocula, " Popular Tribunals" Essays
and Miscellany" and Literary Indus
tries"
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

THURSDAY, Feb. Sth.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, full Board and the Clerk.
Report of s. NJ. White, District At
torney, on the bills created by the
County Board Of Education, received and
fled. irig~ frf-
Petition for Office room for the Record
er and Superintendent of Schools re-
ferred to Supervisor Prayer.
The usual bills, as per allowance book,
audited and warrants ordered drawn for
the several sums.
Resignation Of. Alexander Craw as q
member of the Horticultural Commits
sion accepted, and s. Mckinley ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09
WAsMincTOM's BIRTHDAY.
Meeting of the Executive Com
mittee.

Persuant to announcement the Ex
ecutive Committee for the proper cele
bration of Washington's Birthday me-
at the Eagle Corps armory last night.
The meeting organized by the election
OF X. Eckert as Chairman and F. HAM.
man, Secretary.
On motion, F. Haniman and A. w.
Hall were appointed committee to
solicit funds to pay the expenses Of the
celebration.
On motion, r. Eckert was made
Treasurer.
A resolution was offered and adopted
that the anniversary be celebrated by a
parade of the Eagle Corps. the Fire De-
partment and all civic organizations OF
the city that may wish to participate,
the procession to form ct points here
after to be designated and march at
p. NJ. sharp.
A resol ution was adopted requesting
the business houses of the city to close
while the celebration is in progress in
order to give their employees an oppor-
tunity to participate.
The delegates from each organization
intending to participate in the celebra-
ton are requested to meet at the
Armory next Monday evening to choose
Grand Marshal.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

Boarding Trains In Motion.

To THE EDIroR OF THE HRRALD:--
Your correspondent was riding in one Of
the city street cars on Wednesday
morning when he observed q well
dressed young man. @ho was sitting
near him, get up and leap from the NOV
ing car, and rush over towards the Ari.
zona passenger train which was just
pulling out from the new depot. The
train had proceeded several hundred
yards from its starting point and had
attained considerable amount of veloc-
ity when the young man came abreast
of it. Regardless Of the danger into
which he was throwing himself, the
reckless young fellow seized the handles
of one Of the coaches and attempted to
board the Cow swiftly moving cars.
He succeeded in grasping the handles,
and getting ON the steps of the coach,
but the momentum of the train had
become so great that one hand lost its
hold and the young man was swung
around between the cars exactly as was
Campbell, who was killed at this spot
last week. Fortunately the young man
was muscular and succeeded in pulling
himself back. A little more, however,
and this youth would have been under
the wheels and crushed. What is il
that makes mon SO entirely blind to ths
terrible danger they run in attempting
to board moving train? They know,
or should know, the frightful risks they
run, and are fully warned by innumer-
able examples. A law should be enacted
making it misdemeanor for anyone to
get on or try try to get on street car,
or railroad train, or any public vehicle
or conveyance while il is in motion.
G.
Los Angeles, Feb. 7, 1893.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

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 HERALp
from Casa Grande. Arizona, at 10
o'clock last night:
Z Scott, A H Dixson, G H Sisson wife
and children, D Bibero, s Hoffman, San
Francisco; Mrs M Sheridan, Mrs J Nc
Kenzie, N E Goodfellow, w Travis, Jos
Anderson, H 8 Backus, Tombstone; J R
Cook wife aHd son, W H Woodbury., J
G Tanner, Mrs w + Deutrich and child,
Chicago; @ + Grant, Daniel X Drake, B
Ollendorff, Geo N Wells, New York;
Geo w SWEET and wife, Boston; w C
Davis and wife, Geo Smith, Tucson;
Henry shenks, Brandy City, Col; Jno
0'Brien, Yuma, Clarence w Day, Den
YER; Mrs Christians Liddle. Lordsburg;
@ Buckwaltsr and wife, Rogersford, Pa.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09
COURT REPORTS.
Superior Court. Howard J.

Superior Court, Howard J.
THURSDAY, Feb. 9Th.
serrsno vs.. Pico.-Passed by con-
sent.
Well W. Hellman ct al-Ten days
further time granted for Mrs. Mott TO
answer.
In re- Estate and Guardianship of J.
w. Tyler ct al minors. Petition to sell
real estate. set for hearing. March 18th
at l0A. N.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Downey vs.. Prayer.
GARNER vs.. Grimaud ct al.
Estate and Guardianship Of w. Brown
ct al.
sEruLvEDA, ).
Kline We. Draveson ct al-Demurrer to
amend complaint sustained with ten days
to,amend.
Perry 4 Co. W. BrAinsrd ct al
Demurrer to amend argued and sub
mitted.
Ferguson VS.. Robarts = Passed in
formally.
Southworth ". Myen - Two days
granted each side 10 file briefs.
Gray VI. Hswcs-Set for trial March
18th.
In the matter Of the arrraignmenS of
parties who have been informed against
Ordered that all parties against whom
informations have been filed, both on
bail and in jail. appear before this court
on Feb. 10. 1883, at 10 A. M, for the
purpose of arraignment.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Guerrero vs.. Silva ct al.
People VS.. Lee Chung.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

deaitn.
DR.. Edwin Robbins, the celebrated
Australian Electric and Magnetic Hea-
Ter, respectfully informs the public that
he has opened an office in the city of
Los Angeles. DIR. Robbins discards the
use of surgery. drugs, minerals and all
other medicines in his treatment and re-
lies solely on the powers of magnetism.
An experience of several years in the
Australian colonies, San Francisco, Salt
Lake City and Denver, in which places
he has treated successfully thousands of
persons, enables him to assert with con-
tidence that he can cure diseases which
have defied the application of medical
science. Magnetism is the life principle
within us. The air we breathe is
charged with it. 1t is the vital force
emanating from all persons and that
which connects the soul with the body.
In support of this theory he cures acute
pains instantly, local pains in few
days, and builds up the most shattered
constitutions in a short time. DIR. Rob-
bins, who has a worldwide reputation
for his extraordinary cures of all diff
cult and complicated diseases, possesses
a power to relieve and cure all kinds of
diseases. DR.. Robbins diagnoses dis
eases free of charge without explanation
from the patient If You wish referen-
ces, consult the patients now undergo
ing treatment.
. Office hours from "a. NJ. till 5P. NJ,
l6S Main street, between First and
Second. janl3-ly
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

Aooub inc ouRseSJed new outlet.
EDITOR HERALD We ask you to in
sert in your paper a few words in reply
to the letter of his Honor, Mayor G.. E.
Thorn.
We will say in the start that we have
no desire to antagonize in any way the
new route he proposes by way of Chavez
street to East Los Angeles.
We realize the necessity of an outlet
other than San Fernando street for
those who have to cross the East Los
Angeles bridge. But we wish to call
attention to the fact that the extension
of Buena Vista street, which, in reality,
only benefits one man, could have been
so graded as to connect with Aurora
street, thereby furnishing an outlet, and
not pretence for passage, for the
following reasons
First-It runs directly to the river at
point where there is no bridge, and yet
so near the bridge that there is no pos
sibility of public demand for one in
the near future. And
Second-It crosses the railroad track
at the most dangerous point of any
within the city limits, being at a point
where trains come from behind high
bluff and cannot be seen for more than
200 feet from the crossing.
We were of the number who petit
toned for this extension of Buena Vista
street, but We did so supposing it was to
be connected with Aurora street, which
connects with Downey avenue at the
west end Of the bridge.
We gave the matter no attention at
the time, supposing that as the Council
was elected by the people, it would leg
islate for their interests, and not for one
man.
We should like the Mayor to look at
the situation of the above named streets,
and judge upon the merits of our propo-
sition. j. O. A. STANLEY.
~ r. G. MARTIN,
d. N. DAVIS,
Jos. VELsIR,
j. H. MARTIN,
N. KNIcKERBocKER,
t. G. HArsEs,
T. Goss,
Buena Vista street property owners.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

The old reliable store Of c. Il. Heinze-
man is still headquarters for drugs and
medicines. He has full line OF patent
medicines, selling them in quantities to
suit at Eastern prices.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09
BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.

The HERALD STEAM PHrNTrSo HoUsK
makes speciality Of Legal Printing.
Briefs, Transcripts, etc., printed at low
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09


The interest which the building OF the
Nadeau House excites is one Of the curl
GUS inconsistencies observable a. present.
crowds assemble eaoh DAY IN IRON. OF
u.a. wh..s.. othar ,orl. - oon.truo
~, 80 n....d ~ rnro,;oea wort ON
49, .a,sa. 4. .,...,;o. 1. how.xar no.
~ s.ao,..r;,,a r..a a.,
.,s..a,, AZ. fsnr,,, 80 i. .s.,,,.;n,,
49,.
Chinatown, wmcn mas been crowded
with visitors ever since the Chinese New
Year festivities commenced yesterday
was very near being the scene OF a
small not como boys were roaming
around tho CLASSIC precincts OF that
locality ana one OF them became invoiv
cd In q quarrel with q Chinaman, which
cuiminstcd IN ngnt. a chattering ana
aa .ronna aud ,h;n h.oan % ,ooL
threatening for the American boys when
officer McMahon appeared on the scene
and arrested both combatan.s, thus
ending the diffiulty.
.p Observation-Disclosures.
.,:-a ..Ts. -. -.
a. saying Inc american cheap gram
Rnn1rIAfaIU =
o,..r .t.t -, 1900, .am,... ,,;.,, 49,
.r.n. A,,.n.;o fr;s,as NJ var .h,nL
th.ta 49, u;,h ! ~ 49,. oar.,a,o
w;,, . nar ,y;,h 800 L., ~.
r.prsssnt. orr r..nsot;va oona;.;on.
orr oor;cr,,rra !. II nr;m;,;va $40
..-..u !. ~
+. Iii. - da.r ,.ho- A,a,;..n ,,r.;,,
-. a.. ..a.a.. la !. -. -
pn..;.n ar.;n. a,d ho.;das ~ Acct.
- 5000 "a LA. -.
times as much as we get from our soil,
which as yet knows no manure"
Tho .oco,,sd oo,.;s,snov and ;,,n.r
.,.,;.. - a. ...,, ;u,.,r.,.a
s-,,;..r... - !. go =. go ~,
~. 49,. 10 ~. v.n;., oaan,s !, er;.r
a. cr.csar. or N. $500. Co. -,,;oS
a.. .,;.;,.u. a. 1. an la. a. a..
- 60 - e-;. 49,, - 49,
s...a.. a.. En-. 4. III, * wh, an.
a,..-;.n,-..;..,, ~. h..... 80,
- . rh,. ;usr.;e. 80;
: -. ..;..,s ~. g.. ~
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go Sy
~, 49, ''
s "'' - '1' ,'e re"
- e. so .v C NO
-. ~ M - 's"A
80 o 'o
80 " = '""'''''
~ " 'n' - Wv
Articles OF incorporation Of the Ger
man Ladies' Benevolent Society were
fled in tho Office Of the County Clerk
yesterday. The purposes Of the organi-
1ation are to give aid and support 10 the
poor and helpless German women and
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

mnxmum Lnermomeeer, q
..----...- -.........s.... =
LOCAL BRBvrTIEs.
hiesens, Deautiui anu sraoeiui--'he
broom arm.
Mr.. Charles Chaffey, Of Etwanda, Ia
registered at the Cosmopolitan.
County Clerk Potts Yesterday issue
marriage license to W. P. Peel and
Emma Tolle.
rs.~...- -. o. h,,. .,a;n,
80
minimum, 36'.
~. ~ A. s..u., s,.a. o.
n.h-.., ....-.. 49,. c. prana;..o -,
~. -, =. a~.r,ana .-.;,
&C.,, v~,,.. A.. -.
~. ~.
The Board Of Supervisors got through
~ ~ ~
~
''- ~
aensrai Lysander Fiagg, oil Rhode
-. H.. .~"-."-,s D. 20 -. s -
. =, ~, su. I' M
~
One drunk, two disturbers Of the
peacs and one vagrant, arraigned before
Ivy su'',0e morgan sss'e.uAy. were
' ' ' ''As 1
~
The HERALD is indebted to Hon. j. T.
Farley, United States Senator from Cali
fornia, for package Of vegetable seeds
from the Department Of Agriculture at
"~s'"s'o"' ~
Parties against whom informations
have been fled win be arraigned in
Judge Sepulveda's Court on Saturday
next, at l0A. n. Attorneys interested
will please be on hand.
m. ....,.,o, :, bo.., r..u. III,
owners and manufacturers is directed to
the advertisement of MIR. Walter 8.
Maxwell. who offers to sell cargo of
coal, from ship now due ct Wilmington,
In carload lots.
Maria Castro .r,o;onsd h.to,. J,..;.s
II;.n.o.,.rd., -. . -. .s 49,.
ing the peace--abusing some of her
neighbors in choice Mexican--gave bail
in $50 for her appearance for trial ct 2
?. n. to-day.
A. ch. ..,,., -. 1r... T..
-. 49,. ~s.,.~,.. - 49,, -r
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NJ. W. ....,S. !, a.. .;ts
limits, was mulcted in . fine Of $40.
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49, Go: -. I'm
w.s nv -
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- - nv on.n1 "sau gum, -
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Seventeen deeds, five satisiactions OF
mortgage. one declaration of homestead,
S.o-,saar..'. g. -.
49,. ..,.sS.. ..s-,s CT
rscord n ~. om.. ~ .ho C.,..v D.
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The advertisement Of Mr.. =. ober-
stslier' wholesale and retail dealer in
zephyrs knitting worsteds, noss, and
every description OF embroidsring ma
HxnALp. The ladies will do we'll 10
give him . call
o.. youns ,r'en'' mr. - a. purse
>" .''.Sn' " '"' 'oo'nsrn rac'n' As'i'
foSs on'ss IN IN" c''y' was 'ne nap
p's'' man Yesterday 'nA' we nave en-
couh'e'ed u 'ons WINE. IL Is =
bouncing ooy-a railroad superintend-
Gnu IN e"''yo'
MIR. A. II. Ksrcheval informs rs that
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

Fasnsus, skrangsn end travslsrs, don't fail to
esI q SMITHS HOTEL AND REsTAUkANT.
II = ~ only place il Ia Angeles which L Kept
RODE. A gsod, wslloooksd meal, at from 16 cts.
upwards, 4 any hsuf hi q fare, viii psics
La. 0eei ~ iron = -. upwards Baths,
80. hsasubsr ths plaes.
smsyWs nO1al Ano nasSAuRAsT,
In ~ lasys arsprssf b<rh bsiidisg. ssrnw Of
(os Anrsfas md Commercial stzsgfs, center Of
f5ty, 1SSsnsriy ~ white Houss.
zSosf Jas. v. sNlfH, Preprissos
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

Eastern oystern every style; hot
and cold lunches and all the delica-
ciss Of the season served on the shortest
notice ct Congress Hall, corner Of Main
and Requena streets. Ice cold Boca
beer, the best ON the coast, always on
hand, ~ well as full supply Of the best
brands Of liquors, wines aud cigars
Open day and night.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

Damians makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy. Michel
Levy. Wholesale liquor dealer, agent.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-09

Allrespectabis dealers keep Damiana
Bitters. Michel Levy, Wholesale liquor
dealer, agent tE