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JEWELLERS

GEORGE DEUBlE
JEWEl4ER- Dealer IN Watches. Clocks JeWeIry silver
ware, etc. East side public square Canton o. Re
pairing done promptly
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HENRY W. HARTER
ATTORNEY AT LAw-once, Harters Bank Bloch
Canton, u.
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~ d =. FAUoIl
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND ATTORNEY AT Law
Room 10. SaxtOns Block corner Sth and Market sts,
Canton, d. Collections a specially.
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r. W. BOND,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-west basement Of Court HOuse.
Patens secured and all patent business attended to
with pronptness.
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DENTISTS.

@. A. DAUGHKRrY v. X DAUGHRRTY.
@. A DAUGHERTY & BRO.
DENTAL SURaEONS-No 8 cassidy block Canton o.
All operations performed In the most approved and
satisfactory manner.
DR. J. II. sIDDALl4 -
DENTIST-Ocffie I'm HaIteT's block, Canton o. .
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L. NJ JONES
ATTORNEY Al LAw-Omce. Commercial Block can
ton, Ohio. noVSd2u
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ALLEN CARNES,
AT,roRNEY AT LAw-onice with ". and A. Mckinley.
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JAMES H. GRANT.
ATTORNEY AT LAw-Onlce In che new saxton Block
Canton, Ohio. mAy25gy
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3. NJ FoLskR ,. o. aARRkrT,
U. 8. Commissioner and Com Notary Public.
missioner for n. Y and Pa
FOLdER & GARRErT,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-24 south Erie Street. MAsslI
lon o.
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JOs. BRKAsK- FREASE & CASE y. CASH
ATTORNEYS AT LAW-CantOn. Ohio
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ohOAdk T. BALDWIN T. & shI hLDA.
BALDWIN 4 SHIEID9
ATTORNEYS AT L-Aw-Ufncs opposite Court HOUSE,
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JOHN ". ALBAU6H JOHN c. wKLTY.
ALBAUGH & WELTY.
ATTORNEYS AT I4AW-Onice, No 10 South Market
street. (Waser's Block). Canton, o.
DANIEL woRLEY.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACR-Omce on East Tuscarawas
street. in the Cassidy Building where he Will be
pleased TO attend 70 all business in his line promptly
and with dispatch. mAY4n
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CATARRH n

-, EructicHI ana Ahhiylcal ChemtstS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUsaIsTs AND DKALKRs IN MKDICINR
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Ho1daoho and Deainsll,
or any kind OF mucils
membranal irritatiOns.
infiamed through sur.
facea. A preparation
Of undoubted merit.
Apply by the little fnR-
or into the nostrila. lt
WIZ be absorDed. eIecf-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
cowboy Antics.

Last evening about 10 o'clock regu-
lar cowboy demonstration occurred in
the City Corral stable on the corner of
Third and & streets. Several honest
miners, whose ideas of economy accord
ed happily with their circumstances,
were slumbering the sleep Of the just
on the pile Of straw under one Of the
sheds, when party Of hoodlums, con-
aisting of man named Brady and Har-
rison Oliver, and another whose namc
we did not learn, invaded the stable.
They were making 1t quite noisy and
were told to keep quiet, as there were
some miners sleeping near by. Instead
Of quieting this enraged Brady, and he
swore that he would make them
dance" He proceeded to carry his threat
into execution, when he found he had
Q ,koned on most uncertain matter. Al
most instantly he found himself hugeing
the earth and the stalwart form Of min
or bending ovel him. AT the solicitation
OF his friends the miner allowed him to
rise, and returned to bed. As soon,
however, as he was released Brady again
made dash for the sleeper, and began
punmoling him as he laid in the bed,
The next thing Brady heard was pistol
shot, snd Q ball sped by his ear and went
through the roof Of the she'd This created
q panic, and the whole attacking party
made OF a. though the devil was at their
heels, springing over solid seven.foot
fenoe with the agility Of skilled acrobAts.
Dt&dy was arrested --Sdn B<rnordino
Ind6x.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
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A Fire Engine House Wanted.


The death of both the fine horses of
Thirty Fights Engine Company, within
four months of each other, should lead
to an examination into the cause of the
fatality. An inspection of the premises
will show most impressively that they
are unfit for the purpose for which they
have been used. Owing to the manner
in which the building is made, tits al
ways damp and filled with bad air, un.
fit for firemen or horses. Undoubtedly
many Of our excellent fremen can trace
attacks of disease to the fact of their
spending so much time in the building,
especially at night, after the doors have
been closed. The team that died was
worth 5000 few months ago. and prob
ably, if it had been kept in favorable
place, would have been alive and strong
to-day. It is time to prepare good quar-
ters for our firemea and their teams.
They should be well ventilated in the
basement and throughout the building,
so that the firemen and their teams win
be in state Of health and comfort.
Now is the time to build them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
The Ladies' Benevolent Society

This excellent Society, whose good
deeds arc we'll known to all Angele6os,
had its annual Entertainment at Turn ve-
rein Hall last evening. The programme
was not strictly carried out, but tbe hall
was jammed SO that seats were at a
premium, both in the gallery and audi
torium. The performance commenced
with an excellent rendition Of the over
ture to Tancredi. by Rossini, by the
orchestra. The recitation. Famine, I"
by our local elocutionist, F. w. Potts,
followed, and Fred was warmly ap-
plauded, as always. The Misses Des-
mond next played an exquisite duet
on the piano. by Won suppe. which
was warmly encored. Miss Adele M.
Levy, one Of our favorite vocalists, sang
an operatic song with her usual aplomb.
and for an encore sang "swect Gene
vieve," the well-known beautiful ballad.
Then about twenty-five members of the
Liederkranz Society appeared. it having
been their regular night Of rehearsal,
and sang the beautiful vogel Walse,
and were compelled to respond to an en-
core with "Ein Liebe, German song
that is Of unusual excellence. wange.
mans orchestra next played exquisitely
the overture and other selections from
the opera. "Gemma de vergy." after
which tho farce Of "The Belle
Of the Kitchen" followed with
the following characters; Measrs. w.
Whitney, 7. F, Barnes, p. Parton, and
Mesdamea T. y, Barnes and @. ]. Titus.
The farce. was .exceedingly funny and
listened to with great attention by the
large audience.
rha aooial danoefollowsd. with twslvs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

numbers, snd several extras, amounting
to about eighteen in all. Following was
the floor committee: NJ. Langstadter,
floor manager; M. Meyberg, J.R. smurr,
NJ ". Newmark q. ]. Denis. 3. p
Dewey, II. ]. Fleischman, W. NJ. Cas-.
well, j. B. Binford, s. Polaski. II. w.
o'Melveny, R. G. Weyse and F. ].
Horner, assistants The dance was
most enjoyable one. the floor
being crowded and the dance lasting to
quite late hour. We learn that this
benevolent society, which is SO enthusi,
astic in its work, nets about $1,000 by
tho entertainment aud dance. All hon.
or to those who purchased tickets, and
otherwise assisted the ladies' who com.
pose the benevolent society, who work
diligently for the charitable object in
view
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
Produce Exchange.

WEDNESDAY, 4 P. NJ, Nov. 7, 1883.
Monthly meeting Of Board of Direc-
tors. Present: Van Nuys, German,
Haas, Cursor and Miles.
The minutes OF last meeting were, on
motion, approved as read.
On motion, the same action as was taken
by the Board of Trade was taken with
reference to the communication from the
New York Board of Trade, advocating
the passage of the Lowell Bill"
The Secretary was instructed to ap-
ply for copies of the leading commercial
papers of the country, to be placed
on file in the rooms of the Exchange.
On motion, the Secretary was directed
to refuse free access to the telephone for
all outside districts.
The Secretary's statement of account
for October, which had been referred to
Mr.. German and approved, was, on
motion, received and placed on file.
The following transfers Of seats were
confirmed by the Board. G. j. Field to
8. L. Dewey, and ]. c. Goff (insolvent),
per $. L. Dewey, assignee, to Fred Han
imam.
Bills aggregating ses.so were audited
by the Financial Committee. and the
Secretary directed to draw warrants for
the same.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
kEfoRrED BY GILLETTE. GIBSON a MOOD
EXAMINERS OF TITLES.
coNvEYANcEs-NoyEMBER ). las,

coNvEYANcES-NovEMBER I. 1883.
Jotham Bixby to Richard Markle Lot S. blk
73, San Pedro. 500,
John Waterman to Frank Ruther-5o acres in
Ro Cajon de Santa Ana $500.
81 l. Wicks 70 Amanda ) Pollock-Lot 0, Hun
ter tract, In Raiaelita de sepulveda tract. Re
San Rafael; $500.
solomon Gaics to Elida HarrIs--Lot J, blk D
Hughes subdivision Of blk 100, Pomona; $500.
kmma Doollttlo and l. A, her husband. to Jas
w Baldridge- Lot 10, blk X, Morris vineyard
tract; $1,000
Sarah Ann Jones and James G. her husband, tC
George II Hutchinson Lot g. blk L. in lot l, bll
", Hancock's survey; sl200.
Giassell 10 Geo ii Hutchinson Lots !, 2, .
o, and z, blk l, Highland tract; S2i0o.
40 Porter to Y ii waus-Lot4, ., Ell vawteri
subdivlsiod Of Division Of lands OF San Gabrie
Orange Grove Association, 1856. rs.
Western Development 10 John Allman--Lot I3
blk "a, Newhall. S52 50.
Same TO ssme--Lot H. blk a. Ncwhall. s82 90
Rita Dotier de Aguilar to J Figueroa-ls 81
acres IN Ro La Bsllona: s5
Pc Cvnroy to Mrs sophia Paulson-Rear so n
OF lots and 7, blk rs. Huber tract, $50
julius Lyons - George W Wilson-Lot. 8, [
geles $4,000.
Thomas X Curtis to Nancy A Barker-Lots q
and u, and additions and to lot IS, paIt o
Carr tract; $500.
Nancy A Barker to s F Bfann--E 10 feet Of lo
-, 'iA.t ~ ~ WV VI W iot l5 o
Carr tract; $3.50.
John g Downey to Pedro Fossas--Lots 2 ant
., BLK A, and lot Z; blk D, John @ Downey tract
Benz Wilson to Celedomi Soeur and Andre
Soeur-3 acres adjoining Hawkins; $3.50.
Mitchell to d X Houghtelin-S lot 10. bill
IS, East Los Angeles; 81. o.
Abers L Ball and Wm F Ball to E * AIexande
10 acres in Of NE l Sec SO, 7 Is, R l2 W
John @ Dewney to Downey Harvey and Jai
v Martin-Lots is, I6. IL Is. 10, and 70. blk B
and lots II, Is, 49, IL. IS, 10 and 90 blk A, Johr
Downey tract; Il.
Simon Barthe to Jean Maria Perez II. 50 acre
In Sec 9, I 2s. Il l3 W, N Of Jefferson st; IS.
jean Masia Perez to Simou Barthe--Ns Of Ia
2, blk 20. 0rds survey; IS.
Andrew Glassell TO Ralph Rogers and Vim l
kogers-Lot 4. blk 1. lot 3. blk s. and lot /, blk
Highland tract; S5U0.
7 Collins and 3 J Collins TO Carrie Fills
Lot 0, blk !, Sanchez tract; $500.
Carrie Ellis to Frederick walters-Lot 7, blk /
Sanchez tract; $500.
Ramon Benites to Pascal Ballade--Lot w sid,
Alameda street. north Of High street; s.517.
Pascal Baliade to VIM Lacy Undivided OF 10
west side Alameda street, north Of High street
1886.
A II Judson and W Morgan to Charles Char
mock Lots 50 and a., Highland Park tract; silte
IS Chaifee to John Delland-center of sw
Sec 10, Tss, II II w; $1,000.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
important to Ladies.

Nine. L. Ferie -Delpech takes pleas.
ure in announcing to her lady patrons
that she has Just purchased millinery
goods of the firm OF Smith & Wedge
Nine. Delpech will sell all these goods
below cost prices:
Ostrich plumes, sold everywhere for
$40. sl2 and SIS, will be sold at from "a
to 81.
Real tips, real value $3.50 bunch,
sold for 85 cents to 81.
Fine French flowers, real value s.. 80,
50 and 81. will bc sold for rs cents to
81. so.
Hats, real value $40, sl2 and SIS. will
be sold at from SO to 81.
French chip hats, real value 81, 81. 80
and SO. so will be sold at from 75 cents
to $3.50. Felt hats, 81, Sl.50.
Ruchings, real value rs cents, will lie
sold at from 10 cents to 35 cents.
Children's hats almost given away.
Ribbons, all silk. IL yards for 81.
Sash ribbons, every shade, all silk. So
per bolt.
Ties, collars, hats of every description,
latest shapes and shades, all will be sold
for one.ffth of their value.
My lady customers are cordially m
vited to call, as special bargains will be
offered to them, The sale will continue
during fifteen days only,
The store is No. II Spring street, op.
posite the PostefIice.
NINE. L. FERRIR- DRLrEcH.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
Board of Trade.
wrpnrspAr. a.ao ?. NJ. Nop. ]

WEDNESDAY, $3.50 P. NJ, Nov.7.
Monthly meeting Of the Board of Di-
rectors. Present, Messrs. Gibson, Haas,
Mathews. Newmark and Van Nuys Mr.
A. Haas, President pro tenn, in the chair.
The minutes Of last meeting were, on
motion, approved as real.
Messrs. Newmark AM Haas, the com
mittee appointed at last meeting to
purchase cabinet for the reception OF
mineral and other products of Southern
California, requested further time, which
was, on motion, granted.
Mr.. Mathews, to whom was referred
for examination the copy of the Lowell
Bill, received from tho New York Board
of Trade, which advocates the passage
OF uniform bankruptcy law through
out the United States, reported in its
favor, and, on motion, the Secretary was
instructed to notify the New York
Board of Trade that its efforts received
the hearty Endorsement Of the Los An
geles Board of Trade.
On motion, the Secretary was directed
to apply for copy of each county news
paper. to be received regularly and
placed on file in the reading room.
The Secretary's statements OF account
for September and October, which had
been referred to Mr.. A. Haas and ap-
proved, were, on motion, received and
placed on file.
On motion, the President and Secre.
tary were appointed committee to pur-
chase a seal for the Board of Trade.
On motion, the Secretary was directed
to tender the thanks Of the Board to the
Los Angeles County Bank for the hand
some present of a table.
The application of Mr.. Henry Baer
for membership in the Board of Trade
vice j. c. Goff, insolvent, was favorably
received, and, on motion. the Secretary
was instructed to inform him that he
would be duly elected when Mr.. COTS
resignation was attached to the applica-
ton.
On motion, the Secretary was instruct
ed to refuse free access to the telephone
for outside districts except in cases Of
insolvency.
Bills aggregating sll9.45 were audited
by the Finance Committee and the Sec
retary directed to draw warrants on the
Treasurer for the same.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
ST. CHARLES.
How Licenses Differ.

The following summary will show
what the present rates of county license
are as far as heard from, and how widely
the rate differs in different counties. Ii
viii be seen that the highest license tax
is in Ventura, 5000 annually; and it is
to this, or even higher rate, that an
attempt Is to be made to bring all the
counties Of the State. The trade can
judge whether it is worth their while to
interest Themselves to prevent the impo-
sition OF such a burden upon their bust
ness. Ii the county licenses are uneon-
stitutional, as we have good legal opin-
ion for believing they are, the point
should be made as soon as possible.
An ounce Of prevention is worth a
pound Of cure.
In Alameda county the license is $40
per quarter. There is also city license
Of S35 per annum in Oakland. San Le-
andre, Haywards, Livermore and Ala
media have also town license. In
Amador the license is from $50 to $50
per annum. In Calaveras county the
license is Sl04 per annum. In Colusa
county it is $40 per month, but after the
first Of next month, about S400 per an
mum. In Del Norte county the license
tax is $50 per annum, and in El Dorado
county, S65. In Humboldt county, 5000;
LasseH county, S64. In Marin county
the license has been S26 per quarter. An
effort to raise it to $3.50 per quarter re-
suited in its reduction to $40 per quarter.
In Mendocino county the license is $50
per annum; in Merced, $50; and in
Mono S240. The annual license in
Napa county is $50, in Nevada s32,
Plumas $50. and San Bernardino $500.
In San Diego county the license to those
who close at IL o'clock P. NJ. is sos per
aunuln, and to those who keep open all
night S240. In San Joaquin county the
license is SIG per quarter, and in San
Luis 0bispo S4l per quarter. with city
license OF SIS per quarter. 10 San
Mateo county the license is $50 per an
num. and in Santa Barbara Sl50-eity
license Sl5 per quarter. In Santa Cruz
county the city license at Santa Cruz is
Sl00 per annum; Watsonville, S4s.
Siskiyou county has license tax Of S72
per year; Tehama of S26 per quarter;
Tuclumne county, S64 per annum; Ven.
tura county 5000 per annum.-Jou,nai
Of Freedom.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

In the mountains Of Tyrol It is the
custom OF the women aud children to
come out when it Is bedtime and sing
their national song until they hear their
husbands, fathers and brothers answer
them from the hills on their return
home. On tho chores of the Ad-
riatic such custom prevails.
Thorc the wives OF The fishermen come
down about sunset aud sing melody
After singing the first stanza, they listen
awhile for tho answering melody from
the watera, and con,inuo to sing aud
listen till the we'll known voice comes
horne on the waters. telling that the
loved one Is almcst homo. Truly it il
Among tho lowly ii thh life that we
ind some Of the most beautiful enntoma.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
The Meanest Man Again.

After considerable argument, the sup
posed meanest m n was located in New
York, but his alb. ing place is Los An
geles. He shaved hin self during the week
until he learned the price OF shave
10 two bits on Sunday, since which time
be shaves on Sunday, to save the extra
dime. His penurious nature was made
worse by smoking inferior cigars IN
stead Of the celebrated Tansill's Pnnch
5 cent cigar at the r. Q. Cigar Store.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
More wine.
Iplscsrville Democrat.

A few weeks ago Kramp Bros, of
Diamond Springs, shipped carload of
their Wine to firm in New York. On
Tuesday last Mr.. Philip Kramp re-
ceived a letter asking him to forward
immediately all be had on hand, and to
continue making all he could, as there
was growing demand for it, and no
possible danger Of getting too much.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
The Working Mans Friend

The old, original First-street Coffee
House, Nos, 22 and "a First street, near
Main. and the Quaker Dairy, No. IS
Spring street, opposite the Nadeau House,
don't employ Cinnamon, like other coffee
houses and restaurants. They get
along splendidly with white help, and
deserve the patronage of the public gen.
erallv.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

Go to Thorpe's fine liquor store. corner
Court and Main streets, as he is agent
for the Royal Gin;" also for the finest
brandies and WHISTLES, as he makes a
speciality OF these goods for medical use.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

Arkansas peculiar elite is thus shown
up by local itemizer: "Major Jack
Muggle, SO well known in this commu-
nifty, and who sells goods at Black Fork,
and who recently married the beautiful
and accomplished Miss Higtores, yes
..erday shot and killed Colonel Blowgill
a pentieGaa of much merit in business,
but trifle slow, n society"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

Attention, hunters and picnlckers,
II you want first-class WHISTLES. wines
brandies or cigars, Mulholland's, %
South Main street. is the place to get
them.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
Passengers Due This evening


The following is the list of passengers
by the Southern route, to arrive in Los
Angeles at 4iI5 o'clock this evening,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD
from Casa Grsnde. Arizona, at 10
o'clock last night
Frank Hyatt. " Carlisle. Mrs H
Gray, Los Angeles; Y N Grigg,
a Il Rhodes, New Zealand; Wm Sax.
ton, San Jose; Miss Moore, Tombstone;
NJ Roberts. England; Miss A T
Thompson, II s Tompson, Texas; Mrs
Barney, New York; II Mayer. Lords
burg; M NJ Towne, Laramie, Wyo; 1
Guard, wife and child, Illinois; William
Horkhorne, New Orleans; Miss NJ I'm.
derwood. Modesto. Cal.
IS PRIVATE CAR.
j A Fillmore, wife and daughter. ex-
Senator VIM NJ Gwin, w C Curtis, Miss
Mary Fillmore. Miss Allie Lozier, wm
P. Shaw, San Francisco.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
Portland Cement.

My own iHportation; direct from
London ex-ship Blengfel. For sale in
lots to suit. Special rates given for
large quantities.
WALTER S. MAXWELL,
slS-3m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

Families supplied with best brands OF
wines and liquors by Mulholland. %
South Main street. Free delivery with
in city limits.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

II you ,oant your Eastern friends TO
know something about Los angeles bug
The superb hirty-t,eo page illustrated
Herald, sohieh is only fifteen cents copy.
or eight for dollar. In book form il
toould make a good sized volume, and il
ansrers all the questions asked about this
city and county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

Go to s. Perry's 25 South Main street,
for Plumbing and Gas Fittiug. sTels.
phone 81. ool.a8- I'm.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
Every Saturday mt noon.
LARGE GRADING conrRacr.

From the lst to n nth Of November viii
earth from block V. Mott tract the same 10 BE-
used for hlling washes and gulliss In the Vicinity
OF Temple street, west Of Pearl.
nos1 I'd " BEAUDRY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
Jersey Cattle For Sale

uoAf offer for sale at reduced prices number
OF thoroughbred and grade JERSEY CATTLE Of
the best milking strains, including very choice
held in Los Angeles my herd took all tho first
premiums, and all Of the second premiums tuI
two. which were offered for Jersey Cattle. Tho
present isa
FAvoRABLE OPPORvuxErX
For dairsmen TO improve their herds. Tho Santa
Ana train will land passengers At Forest Grove,
half = mile from my place. where n raAk n a.
ways Ia httendaae4 70 show the stock.
Ole I'm r !. nARHErTo, povnsy c<A
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
COURT REPORTS.
Superior Court-Howard. ].
TuuRsnAx Nav g 1899

superior COurt-HOWard, Js
THURSDAY, Nov. 8, 1888.
In re application of Felici Capitani--
Writ of Habeas Corpus. r. A. Lipl
sworn and examined. Petition hearc
and denied and prisoner remsnded.
Estate of J. L. Whiteside, deceased
John Robarts allowed s25 as attorney
fees in representing minor heir. Supple
mental final account heard and allowed
Petition for decree of distribution heart
and submitted.
Estate of II. N. Lowry, deceased
Rosamond D. Lowry sworn and exam
med. Final account settled and allowed
Petition for decree of distribution hearl
and granted.
Tononi, Administrator, VS.. Rebbeck e
al Action to quiet title. On trial.
Tibbetts VS.. Goodsell, Jr., ct al.-Mo
ton for Judgment on pleadings denied
Alvarado VS.. Rivera et al.-By con
seni, reset for Nov. IA, at 10 A. N.
Bath vs.. Valdez ct al.-Three days
further time allowed defendants to filt
points.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Alvarado vs.. Ybarra.
Estate Of G. G.. Kark.
srpurvrp.. +

People VS.. Mitehell-Speeial venire
for twenty-four jurors ordered issued,
returnable on Saturday, Nov. 10, 1888,
at l0A. NJ.
Sisson ct al. vs.. Wallace, administra-
trix-W. P. Gardiner associated with A.
N. Drown as counsel for defendant.
Supplemental complaint filed by leave
of the Court. Answer to supplemental
complaint filed. Case heard and decree
ordered as prayed for in supplemental
complaint.
People VS.. VIM. Y. Kimball ct al. .-On
trial
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
WAR DEPARTMENT. SIGNAL SER
WOE. U. 8. ARMY.

Division Of kilograms and Reports for the ben
1T OF Commerce and Agriculture. Report Of oh
servations taken at Los Anoeiea Gal Nov. 2.
1883.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09

In EscurIaI, Spanish, Gupuis : French and
spanlsh--late patterns; prices most reasonable.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-09
B. F. COULTER,
Baker Block.

Two suits Of the Los Angeles
Woolen Mill Flannel Under
wear will save you much sick
ness and a doctors bill.
3. F. COULTER.