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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-16
In the Superior Court
OF the County Of Los Angeles, State Of
California.
No. 2oas.

In the matter Of the Guardianship Of the persop
and estate Of Norbert DesAutsls, minor.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-16
In the Superior Court

OF the County of Los Angeles, State
OF California.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-02-16

This land has Just been bought cheap in a large
body for cash, and subdivided into twelve tracts,
and is offered for sale in lots to suit at low prices
TO give quick return on the investment. Part
of the land, priced at from sS5 to $751; per acre
is heavily wooded and, on account Of the abund-
ance of winter water, can be irrigated from the
river directly. without the necessity Of purchasing
water stock, which can be had at Sill l5 per acre.
The most successful yneyardists irrigate only In
the winter.
TERMS: oNE.HALF CASH. balance In
one and two years; interest, per cent per an.
mum. All the land is in the Rancho Santiago de
Santa Ana, which extends from the mountains TO
the sea, owning one-hali the waters OF the Santa
Ana river at the northern boundary and contain.
ing the fourishng settlements Of Orange, Santa
Ana and Tustin City.
sB-orange raisins take the FIRST PREMIUM
wherever entered, even at Riverside Fair.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
GRAND LODGE MEETING.
The A. o. U. w. in Session in Thl
City.


City.
The Grand Lodge, A. o. U. w. consisting
of delegates from subordinate lodged of
New Jersey, Maryland and Delaware, as
sembled in annual session In the lecture
room of the Grand Opera House, this city
lst evening. The lodge is composed OF G2
delegates, being one delegate from each
subordinate lodge in the jurisdiction.
Among those present were the following:
Maryland-Monticello Hall, d. Meredith
Reese, Samuel Eceles, Jr., Walter Snyder,
john G. Taylor, Levi Weinberger, VIM. NJ.
Butts, Warren Williams, Geo. W. Lent2,
Samuel l. Osmond, L. j. Ballard, Henry
Berge, VIM. Nash Young, S H. Hassett, w.
3. Robinson, Thos. j. Hunter, s. d. Jay,
Irving Miller, NJ. D., l.. W. dunby, Jno. W.
Silyerthorn, Albert Won Degen, Edward
Raine, John s. Hambleton, Albert Small,
George w. Kirwan and Theodore Wilcox.
New Jersey-J X. Leaning, Charles z.
Burroughs, Ahab Bushnell, Z. G. Stahl,
Peter T. Austen, William II. Vermilye,
Lewis Kuehnle, L. w. Lockwood, William
Thegcn, J. w. Newlin, Edward Bareklow, =,
James w. Muliord, John Schwinghammer,
C. Fl. Wilson, F. L. Richardson, james Ed
Moon, Henry Hodges.
Deaware-Joseph X. Adams, Fl. Ogle,
NJ. D., Walter T. Wolfkiel, w. H. Smith,
s. II. Baynard, ". q W. Lewis, John W.
Philips, John T. Jakes, w. E. Smith, c. B.
Rhoads.
The lodge was in session from I.S0
O'Clock, until midnight, during which time
the following Grand officers were elected
g. NJ. W, William a. Reynolds of Della
ware; G. Foreman, X. f. Smith of New
Jersey; g. Overseer, William NJ. Butts Of
MARYLAND; G. Recorder, A. +. Colbert OF
Marylend; G. ceiver, Myer Hirsch. of
Maryland G. Guide, 'Gilpin B. Underwood
| of Delaware; G. Watch, William II. Yer
myle of New Jersey; G. Med. Ex.. G. l..
Wilkins, NJ. D., of Maryland; G. Trustee,
p. G. NJ. w. John B. Askew of Maryland;
Representatives to the Supreme Lodge
which meets In Buffalo, N Y, John b,
| Askew, George w. Morven, Samuel Eceles,
| Jr., all of Maryland.
The lodge reconyened at 0 O'Clock this
/ morning
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
GOOD SHOWING.
Annual Report Of the r.. w. & B. Il. II.
Company--A Handsome Profit

At the annual meeting of the stockholders
of the p, w. a. b. r. X. Co., held in this
city on Monday last the report Of the opera
tions for the past year was submitted. The
report shows very gratifying condition Of
the affairs Of the company. The report shows
the total earnings of the main line and its
branches TO have be $5, ,428, ,091 81, and the
expenditures, sS, ,676, ,49i.3O, leaving profit
of 81 ,751 ,607.01.
The report also states that after closing
the revenue fund and allowing for probable
depreciation of the companies assets, and
for extraordinary expenditures not properly
chargeable to operating expenses, the final
result is O surplus to credit Of profit and
loss account, October 81, 1882, OF 81 ,465,-
5SE.49.
During the year nine new locomotives, IL
passenger coaches and 100 freight cars were
added TO the equipment without any In
crease of capital account. There were
placed on the tracks Of the Maryland
division during the year SAL tons Of steel
ratlt, g37 tons Of is>a rails and 151 ,353 ties
ard on the Central and Delaware divisions
| 1,0S2 tons of steel rails and 1 ,402 tons iror
rails, and OIL ,854 ties.
During the fruit season ,034 car loads o.
berries aud 5,182 car loads Of peaches werC
shipped over the Delaware railroad, from
which was derived a revenue of $S76, ,56l. 81
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10

that he was personally waiting on tne mem
bers a week ago, presumably to soilcit theh
to vote for him. They say he was here on
nothing but business Of a private nature
and IN no wise etfecting his candidacy.
SOME OTHER OFFICES.
The fact that the office OF Insurance Com
missioner will not be filled by the Governor
until April next makes the talk about 1t IN
the newspapers seem out of season. But
what has been said gives the topic interest,
particularly In view of certain facts. Il. l.
Cooper, rising young lawyer of Kent, the
son of the speaker Of the Senate and one oil
Governor-elect Stockley's warnest sup
porters in this county, was an
nounced as a candidate some time ago,
and lately John K. McEee, Esq, the
present incumbent, has brought himself out
as an applicant for reappointment In an in
terview with a newspaper correspondent,
which Mr.. McFee, ii is stated came TO
Dover to have by appointment Weighing
matters in the political scales Mr.. Cooper is
entitled to the place. and, ! believe, Mr..
McFee is otherwise satisfactory as an officer,
with single exception. That Is the vacil-
lating course he pursued with reference to
the death-rattle Insurance companies. which
through agents from Pennsylvania
were operating SO extensively in
Wilmington over year ago, continued TO
do SO for a long time without interference,
and were only deprived of authority after
much pressure being brought. This course
Oh Mr.. McFee's part was due, however,
more to the head than the heart and he
drove the ghouls out in the end. | am in
formed that David 7. Marvel, ex-Clerk 'oi
the House aud editor of the SHSser Journal,
will not be candidate, aud this will, In all
likelihood, leave the way an easy one for
Cooper to travel.
A large delegation form New Castle
| county was here Monday night in the inter
est of H A. Nowland, candidate for State
Treasurer, consisting of Edwin r. Cochran,
| Thomas Holcomb, George a. Maxwell,
| William Grear and others, and party was
here in behalf of Thomas A. CaVender, the
other candidate from New Castle county.
| The reason for this was the announcement
| that the caucus for candidates for State
| Treasurer and State Auditor would be
| held last night 1t was decided to
/ postpone the caucus until sometime
| aft sr the Senatorial caucus and the inaugu-
ration. The contest Tor the position oil
| State Treasurer will be a very exciting one,
| and the postponement of the caucus will
enable the friends OF all the applicants to do
| their best 1t is conceded that John NJ.
| Houston would have been selected had the
caucus been held last night, and deierring
that event Is regarded as favorable to the
chances of Mr.. Rowland.
POINTS.
The House has concluded only to have the
more important bills printed. Reason, toe
heavy an expense otherwise.
The mails are crowded with copies of the
Governors message on the way TO constitu
ents.
Auditor Stats has his report nearly com
pleted.
MIR. Denney presides acceptably in tn
House in Speaker Bates absence.
A big flood OF corporation bills from WI
mington is expected soon.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
LOCAL LACoNICs.


Officer Charles Bowers, of the Fifth dis
trict has rendered his resignation and it has
been accepted.
The name of the young man burned with
Vitrol at the Augustine paper mill was
James Kennedy.
Yesterday City Treasurer Pierce trans
ferred 35 city bonds to the heirs of the late
Joseph Starr. The bonds had been in trust
for the heirs by the Girard Life Insurance
Company of Philadelphia.
The lady friends OF Thomas A. Smy tn
Post, G. A. r., are requested to meet this
evening in the Post room Adams building,
for the purpose of making arrangements for
the reception of Wilde Post of Chester, on
Monday evening next.
On Monday the schooner Hattie Lollis,
bound for this port with lumber was pickcu
up off the capes by the tug Argus. Being
In helpless condition she was towed to
Philadel phia for repairs. The vessel be.
longs to Governor Hall.
This evening DR.. Wilson will deliver a
lecture before the Unity Club, on "Scot-
lands Romancer. He will give descrlp-
tion of Abbottsford, the late home Of Sii
Walter Scott. The lecture will be preceded
with an essay by Miss Abbie Speakman on
Dryburg Abbey, the last resting place o
| the poet.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
Real Estnta 70 be sold.

Heald & Co. have the following proper
ties for sale, which will be disposed of on
the dates mentioned: January 18th, Sill &
Baily, Red Lion, Pa; 18th, John Tweed,
Avondale, Pa, and Amos w. House, Chadds
Ford, Pa. 18th, Thomas Stlmmell, Will
mington; Goth, j. T. Hid, Wilmington;
23d, Augustus McCauley, executor, VII
mington; Gath, Frank Law, Christiana hun
dred; 28th, L. w. Stidham IL Son, Whining
ton; 9th, Edward Wilson, Brandywine
hundred; Goth, Philip Ambold, Whining
ton; 31st, Lewis Graves, Christiana hun
dred; February 9th, Thomas Wilson, Chris
tiana hundred; ed, Thadles 7. RitchisoD,
Mill Creek hundred; 2Sth, Benjamin Camp
bell, Newark, Del; March LIST, Mrs. Jabi;
Banks, Mill Greek hundred; 9th, John
Bradford, Christiana hundred; 18th, At
wood Welden, New Castle hundred.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
A BIG SNOW.
Travel 1mpeded, Streets Blocked and
walking Difficult.


1t began showing in Wilmington early last
evening and has been at 1t ever since, al
though at IL O'Clock this morning there
were indications of clearing. About one
foot has fallen and travel in the city Is con-
stderably impeded. The horse cars have
been unable TO make their trips, while, SO
tar as the GAZETTE is concerned, telephone
communication is an impossibilty. Sleighs
are out in full force and the stOrekeepers
are not rushed with business.
From reports from down the State, Il Q
fall OF snow has been even greater than in
this vicinity. At O'Clock ii was twenty
inches on level at Seaford.
At Harrington it was so deep and had
drifted to such an extent that 1t was iu-
possible to get the locomotive out OF the
round house to attach it to the north bound
passenger train due here at $50 a. m.
| force Of men we're put to work to remove
the snow, but without avail for 1t drifted as
| fast or even faster than it was removed.
| Tue train had not left Harrington at 9
| o'clock, consequently no early mail was re-
| ceived from the Delaware road. Trains on
| all the roads have been delayed more or less.
| THE STORM ELSEWHERE.
Reports from various other portions of the
country show the storm TO he universal at
least as far west as Cincinnati. A number
of brief dispatches have been received as
follows
Columbus, Ohio-Just commenced, a,
m, but indications Of a heavy orm.
Cincinnati, 0.-Just commenced.
| Phladelphia-Six to eight inches on the
level.
Concord, Pa.-Six inches on level, ten to
twelve in drifts.
Conowingo bridge, Md-Six inches on
level, twelve to fifteen in drifts.
Washington-Eight inches.
Pittsburg-Just commenced, one-quartei
inch.
Baltimore Showing hard and one foot in
depth.
oxford, Pa.-.Eight inches and still snow
ing hard.
New York--Two feet deep and over; still
storming heavily; piercing cold with high
winds
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Captain Barton d. Evans OF the West
Chester Village Record, accompanied by his
wife was in this city yesterday.
Wilmer Atkinson and Howard NJ. jenkins,
formerly editors and proprletors of the VIII
mington Commercial were In this city yes
terday TO attend the funeral services OF
Robert Atkinson last evening.
George E. Hallman, agent for Pennsyl-
vania for The Decorator and FaTnisher, an
illustrated monthly journal, devoted exelu-
sively to the decorating and furnishing ol
the interior of houses, was In Wilmington
yesterday and obtained number Of sub
scribers to the paper. The monthly is the
only one of the kind published, contains
thirty large pages and has an extensive
corps of talented writers and artists as regu
lar contributors. 1t Is published by E. W
Bullinger, No. rs Fulton street, New York
Mr.. Hallman will visit Wilmington again IL
q short time and give those who take an in
terest In home decoration chance to sub
scribe to the excellent work he represents
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
BANK ELECTIONS.

Yesterday afternoon the National Banks
in this city elected directors as follows {:
National Bank of Delaware--Henry Lati-
mer, Henry G. Banning, Edward Bring
hurst, Charles Warner, William p. Rich
ardson, Richard P. Gibbons AID Edward
Bringhurst, Jr. The Board will meet on
Friday morning for organization.
First National-Edward Belts, Clement
B. Smyth, George w. Bushs Daniel James,
James C. McComb, FIJI Garrett, William
Tatnall, John H. Adams and Samuel Ban
croft, Jr. The Board will organize TO-
morrow morning, meeting at $50 o'clock
for that purpose.
Union National-James G. Aiken, Ed
ward T. Bellah, William M. Candy, Benja-
min s. Clark, Jacob Derrickson, Victor
DUPONT, Henry r. DUPONT and William II.
Swim. The board was TO have organized
thi. morning, but to the absence of qou-
rum 1t was postponed until tomorrow morn
ing.
Wilmington and Observation-Disclosures.
ton Jones, Stephen s. Southard, Edward
Pusey, George s. Capelle, James Morrow
Allen Gawthrop, William G.. Pennypacker
c. Wesley Weldin and William T. Porter
| A meeting of the Board will be held to
morrow morning for organization.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
Reristrar Frazer ForEIves.

To THE EDITOR OF THE GAZETTE The
Morning Neps isquite humiliated, and is on
the stool of repentance for Its mistakes, and
law lecture to the Registrar Now as the
editor of that paper has just become citi-
zen of our State, and entitled to vote at the
nextelectlon provided he is assessed and pays
his tax, cheerfully forgive him, with this
advice: that the next time he delivers Q
lecture on law 1t would be well fol
him to consult his friend Dick of Dover
Delaware. welcome him as q citizen, and
will protect him in all his rights as far as
can. If he votes for free trade or protection
It is his right. refer him to Section O
the ordinance in regard to the fec of 81
cents. welcome the editor of the Morn
ing Ners as citizen of Delaware, and trust
he will read Our ordinances and laws, anc
stand up for the rights of our State and I'll
eminent statesmen. E. B. FRAZER.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
Roaring Crazy Drunk.

About O'Clock last evening Officer Cole
was called ON by driver of the Pioneer
Coach Company to arrest Frank Goldin,
drunken Englishman, who had already been
put out of one of the coaches at least twice
for disorderly conduct. The officer tons
charge of the man near st. Johns Church,
Ninth ward, and started to the Hall with
him. Upon arriving at the bridge the
fellow threw both himself and the otllcer 10
the ground two or three times, cnrsing loudly
aud swearing violently. The prisoner was
dragged by sheer force as far as Tenth
and King when several persons, after much
delay, volunteered to help the officer.
Goldin kicked two Of those aiding he officer
and struck another a savage blow with his
fist. At last he was gathered up bodily and
carried TO the Hall by five or six men5
screaming and struggling the while. He
was locked up and this morning lined -
and costs. The time occupied in getting
the prisoner from the Brandywlne to the
Hall was just one hout and 10 minutes, aud
the officer was wet with p0rspiration.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
DIED FROM nEARr DISEASE.
A German Sud lenly Expires on a p, w
4 IL. Railroad Train.


While waiting at Edgemoor station last
evening for the train due in this city at $50
o'clock, Frederick Phanz, was suddenly
stricken with heart disease, and fell to the
floor Upon the arrival of the train at the
station, the man was placed in the baggage
car, and after giving two or three convulsive
gas ps expired. The body upou the arrival
of the train in this city was placed in the
''dead house" and DR.. Kane summoned
who upon examination, expressed the
opinion that the man had died from heart
disease. Information was conveyed TO the
deceased's wife, who upon learning of the
death of her husband became almost dis
tracted with grief. Coroner Smith was
notified and at once gave permission to have
the body removed to his late residence, No.
525 East Fifth street. The deceased had
been employed at Edgemoor for some time
past. Previous to his sudden demise he bad
been afflicted with palpitation of the heart
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
PERISHING BY FIRE.
A HOTEL BURNED EARLY THIS
MORNING..
SEVENTY FIVE PERSONS LOST.
A Horror In MIlwausee-But Meagre De-
taIls-Escape Cut of by the Flames
The Storm Here and Elsewhere.

CHIeAeo, Jan. 10.--A dispatch received
here from Milwaukee at 8 O'Clock, states
that at an early hour this morning the
NewhalI House in that city was discovered
to be on fire, while the guests were asleep.
All means Of escape were cut of, and as the
house was filed the loss of life is said
to have been very great, some putting the
list of fthose burned to death as high asseveniy-
Ave. Those who did manage to escapesuifered
much from the cold, and nearly all the
guests lost their entire possessions. Fur
ther particulars are anxiously awaited.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
RRoIsTER,s OPFfcR,

RRuIsrEH'H OfFICk,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL, Nov. n 1881.
Upon the application OF Geo. Gray, adminlstra-
tor OF Kate 4. Anderson, late OF White clay Greek
hundred In said county deceased, II Is ordered hnd
directed by the Register that the AdmlnistratsT
Aforesaid give notice OF granting Of letters OF Ad-
mlnistrAtion upon the estate Of the dec ased with
the date OF granting thereof, by causing AdyeT-
the date OF such letters In six OF the most public
places Of the county OF New Castle. requiring All
persons having demands against the estate 20
present the same, or abide BY an Act OF Assembly
In such case made and provided: and also cause
the same TO be Inserted within the same period IN
the DAILY GAZETTE, o newspaper publshed in
Wilmington and 20 be continued therein three
weeks, tC, o. d. - g., 1,
~ Once of Register aforesaid, At Whining
IL. H. fton, In New Cassie county Aforesaid, the
'-~,~ day and year above written;
3. c. BldGS, Register.
NorieE.--Ali persons having claims against
the estate Of'the deceased must present the SANE,
duly attested TO the Administrator, on or before
November ., 1881 or abide the Act OF Assembly
n such case made and provided.
GEORGE GRAY, Administrator.
dea3l-tts-3w
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10

What Queer Climate This is7
First II showed
And then 1t blowed,
and then began to rain;
And then 1t blowed
And then 1t showed,
And then 1t rained again.
With cold In head
Pm almost dead;
But yet won't complain;
PAIN KILLER saves
From wintry graves
And makes us well again.
Nobody ought to be without FERRY
DAvIs's PAIN KILLER.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
Funeral OF Robert Atkinson.

A number of the near friends of the late
Robert Atkinson, assembled at his late resi-
dence last eve ling. A brief address was
delivered by Ezra Fell, member of the
Society of Friends. The re aims will
he taken to Buckingham Friends Meeting
House, Bucks county, Pa, to-day for in
tprmant
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
A Good Concert.

The Yale Glee Club, composed Of sixteen
students of Yale College, gave an enjoyable
concert of vocal music In the Opera House
last evening. The solos and choruses were
excellently given, all the airs being well
rendered, and the powers of frst-class
male glse fully demonstrated. The audi
ence was a very small one.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
Indications.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-For the Middle
Atlantic States cloudy weather, with snow,
followed in the southern portion by clearing
weather; northwesterly winds, becoming va
riable; stationary or higher barometer For
ohio valley, light SHOWS, followed by clear
ing weather,
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
To DR.. n. b. Morrison, M. D.
THE REPLY.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Jan. 10. 1SS3.-Respect-
fully returned to Edmund B. Frazer with the
information that l have not been qualified as
vaccine physician of the First district There
fore you can notify the lncumbant.
Respectfully, N. b. MORRISON.
DIR. Howard Ogle is the s'ineumbent" to
whom DR.. Morrison refers, but supposing
that Mr. Morrison had duly qualified, he
has not, since the latt RS election, con-
sdered himself attached to the city vaccine
corps. To-day he is out of the city, not
knowing of any reason for his presence here,
and consequently very vital duty of the
city vaccine physician of the First district
must go unperformed unless the humanity
of some other physician comes to the rescue.
The daily gazette., 1883-01-10
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFIoE.

hEdlbIEk y OFElphs 4
New Castle Co.. Del, December 10, 1852.
Upon the application Of Thomas Bird,
Executor Of Albert y. Newton, late Of Red Lion
hundred. In said county. deceased, 1t Is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Execu-
tor Aforesaid give notice OF granting OF letters
of Administration upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date Of granting thereof by Causing
advertisements 10 be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters In six OF the most
public places Of the county OF New Castle,
requiring all persona having demands against
the estate To present the same, or abide by an act
OF Assembly In such case made and provided /;
und also caise the same 10 be inserted within the
same period In the DAILY GAZETTE, q
newspaper published in Wilmington, and TO be
continued therein three weeks, o.. o, d.
(~>-~l Given under the hand and seal orOftice
l.. }Of the Register Aforesaid a;Whmlngton
W. YIN New Castle county Aforesaid, the
s. &. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate oi
the deceased must present the same duly attested
to the Executor on or before December ID A.
u, 1893, or abide the act Of Assembly In such
case made and provided.
Address II. Georges, Del, decl6-Sw-tta