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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-05-12
RAILROAD ON THE BENCH.

The Item very naturally expresses
profound establishment at the miracu.
ious labor performed by Judge Billings
in preparing his decision in the Gaines
case in three days. 1t would certainly
take any other jurist in America fully
three months to perform similar in
tellectuaI feat.-N O. States.
The feat Of Judge Billings was IN
questionably something remarkable,
considering that he was an hour and
a. half in reading the decision which he
was only three days in preparing, but
which gave judgment for nearly two
millions of dollars. We have known
State Supreme Justices, however, to
go through four and five hundred pages
of written transcript, examine
lenghthy briefs and hear labored oral
arguments, and within Il few days
render written opinions in several such
cases, disposing of intricate legal ques-
lions and much conflicting evidence.
We have wondered how labor such as
this could be performed so speedily,
and at the same time the ends of JUS
tice and the Interchangeable principles Of
law be so satisfactorily adjusted. The
record, in many cases, is no doubt I'M
necessarily burthened by attorneys,
and not unfrequentiy it is required to
make only one dive at the briefs to
grasp the whole case, and apply the
law; but the fact remains that Judges
get to conclusions, in too many cases,
in single night, where, rs lawyers,
they would require week to lortify
the opinion they had conscientiousIy
given their client. And thus it seems,
as it is often expressed, that man must
"takes his chances" as we'll as his rights
into consideration when he goes to law.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-05-12
>oI'it a..

Having decided to close business on the
lSt of next May. hereby request all par
ties having walchc, or jowclry in my shop
for repairs, to call tor them. iinot called for
they Will be left With john Ecrspach for
delivery. All parties owing me will
please call and settle. and any party hold
ing claims against me Will present them
for payment. TipS. l.. DEACON
Monroe, April II, lSS&.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-05-12

their names, now heard only in the
grove or the college halls, resounded
through camps, were echoed in the
press and were heard even in the thun.
der and roar of battle.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-05-12
INpE RENT,

THE tpMMDDiOtS RESIDENCES
known as the Farmer and Never build
incS. Also the small residence known as
the old Railroad office. Also the pasture
on the Downs plantation. For intorma-
tiOn apply to +. ENDON.
.lNMMNfN e, lSS3.--tf
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-05-12
NDI'IE a..
MONROE, Ia, Fehr'iSSG.

MONROE, Ia, FehrlsSI.
All palties required by law to pay CITY
Lironsc, are hereby notified, that | have the
necessary blanks, and | am prepared To
issue Licenses for the year 1888.
|. GARRETT,
titt License and Tax Collector
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-05-12
Only n little token

Only n little token
Free from the staiu of ar!,
only rosy ripple,
Fresh from Il maIdCH'S heart;
C0urSing among tie dimplcs,
How with Il sudden rush,
Here, and gone in a second,
Only II aideC's blush.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-05-12
FOR SALE.

\ SADDLE HORSE. FOUR YEARS
"ld, 10 hands high aud kindly disposed.
Apply Ia rHOS. CAMPBEIl,
Monroe. January rs. 1855.
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NOTICE.

DEBTS DUE THE LATE FIRM OF
Campbell & Aeekiu are payable TO me on
y. a, CAMPBELL.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-05-12
MILLINERY SpORf:!
LATEST NOVELTIES

Il, tie LoHirs Of N0nroc 0,,1 Nn,'M iouisi-
ana
take this method of thanking you for
your patronage, and solicit II ntinuance
OF / II" saline. ann now receiving the latest
PARIS AND NEW YORK NOVELTIES
In Millinery and Straw Goods. and solicit
an early call.
s7ss~Spocial attention given to Country
orders. Very Respectfully.
Mi,s. ANNIE MITCllELL
Monroe, Sortcnher9 1882. s..
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+. \. fA''"H, ALIEN I.ENI:orE.
lNESCEST RESTAURANT,
AND
~ = - TAa Ne II . II l. Es S M.
% DESlARD ST., MONROE LA,
ALIEN I.ENI.oUE,

Best quality OF "inrS.:.nd Liquors, hest
brands of Ci"arS, Fresh Fish, Game and
Vegetables iii season kept constantly ON
hand.
Private Saloons for families, and respect
!ll attention :cuHrant eei. Meals served 10
order.
Monroe, La, Oct.,i lSS2.
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TRANSPORTATION.

RI''l LAR WEEKLY PACK Er TO
N1CKSBURG.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at . y M. for
Nicksburg, NatcheZ, Davi$'s Bend and in
t"rinediate landings. The elegant steamer
s1....atszf J. VI. WHITE,
J. w. TOBiN, Master; Curt Holmes. Cler
leaves as above, connecting ut Nirksbug
with farisot's Line for all points on the
hazon, Suntl"wer, Deer Greek and 1allt-
hatchic.
G. +. WORK: BROCK Eft &
JOHN A. WAUNE, X. W. ADAMS
GEO. y. WHITE.
Through bills of ladiug signed to Monroe.
Trenton and all stat ions on the Nickss,urc
Shreveport and Texas railroad.
W. +. BROCKE1T', Agent.
No. IS Magazine street
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-05-12

A hand [horse measure) is four
inches.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-05-12
CHARLES \. DOVNEY.

Having taken charge Of the above mill
the business Will he continued III the name.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1883-05-12
MONROE ADvERT!S EMENTS
Cl'ES STEAM SAW MILL.

- q n d -
SIIlNEi.E FACTORY,
MONROE I.ulr iSlASk.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
Gable Railroad Run water Psw9 70 n: Buils IN
Length Of Euclid AvsnuA

Euclid 100 tset wds eztsndiag shs railroad Il
sskesut 10 IL foot d the ountAns dlstance
IN Ass< Up ~ csuteF 4 NJ avenue viii be built - ssr
racad that WI b run BY at ~ hed Of the
this power will b usd fuf Irrigation without either sde
row q &C. pains Thss .l Be planted ths coming wass
ahads ao V b. planted along these ddewalka
Fronting thh hns Will BE- 11oacse that
fru Ayeaue haA nils apart run thrc.gh " .et ncsl
d mls and west Kadh block Of land haI
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
The Sandwich Islands.
IN, Y. Hesald's Dispatch.l

Honolulu, Dec. %, 1882. Active
preparations are being made here for
the coronation Of King Kalakana on the
18th OF February. A grand amphithe.
atrc, which will seat over four thousand
persons, Is being erected In front Of the
palace. The coronation ceremonial will
take place in the grand pavilion. The
Hawaiian population appears to be
united az one man to do honor to King
Kalakaua. The Kings Ministers re-
Gently made tour Of Oahu and were
enthusiastically received by the people.
The railroad, which is projected, around
the island of Oahu. very favorable
route, II is estimated will not cost more
than 100000. This will give wonder.
fui impetus to the island. An Aus.
tralian protector, Captain Audley Coote
projects cable line from the British
colonies, via the Sandwich Islands t
San Francisco. There are over 300 tele
phone wires in use in the city OF Hon
olulu, and the application Of the telo,
phone Is made throughout the islands on
the plantations. Some of the planters
are now cutting their cane at night with
tho aid Of electric light. Information
has been received that an English and
French admiral, with their Pacific fleets,
will be in port at the time of the corona,
tion. II is also stated that two Russian
vessels Of war will be in port at the same
time. Preparations are made by the
government for the reception Of the
Japanese Embassy, sent out TO be pres
ent at the coronation. Tho sugar croI
for 1883 is coming in rapidly. All mill,
throughout the group are now grinding
Young canes are in first class condition
and give promise of q heavy crop in
1854 Sugar plantation stock Is way up.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
Miscellaneous Notes.

There arc many large towns in the
southwest Of less promise than Deming.
It has hope Of being prominent rail
road centre, and II will certainly DO q
grea. distributing point for Mexico.
Twenty years ago there were only
three recognized Catholics In Truro, N.
s. Seven years ago there were ll5
Catholic communicants, and Mass was
said In public hall. To-day there is a
handsome chapel and resident priest.
Leadville shows total output Of
about SlS,000,OO0 for the year 1882.
which Is good showing for played out
camp, inasmuch Us the production last
year was little over sl3, O00, 900, an in
crease Of something like 81 per cent.
All tho talk about Gen. Mahone's
s'weaknessp Is the merest bosh, manu-.
factured by liars to deceive fools. Ma.
hone was never 30 strong, In political
sense, as no Is at this moment--and that,
too, in national as we'll as State politics.
Richmond Wig.
No less than twenty-five homicide
cGses are entered upon the docket OF the
st. Louis criminal court for the January
term. II Is rather discouraging OK .
hibit with which to begin the new year,
embracing as II does all grades from
tnniislaughter to murder in the first
degree.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works, OF
Philadelphia, completed ON Nov. 23d the
mi-ccnlenfiial anniversary Of their first
locomotive. Since then they have con-
structed 0, Az, and are now building ten
week. Their works occupy nine
acres. and they employ from 2, 900 to
5000 men.
The Stanislnus Ne,cs says: "Wild
goese are doing much damage to young
grain. One man on the San Joaquin
Killed sixteen at one shot. II Is beeom-
ing dangerous to eat them on account Of
the poison that Is put out out for them.
Il Keeps some Of the farmers busy in
keeping them of the grain.
A husband In Massachusetts, whipped
his wife, who employed lawyer to
prosecute him. Then he took proceed
ings against her on the charge Of CON-
mon drunkenness, and she engaged the
same counsel to defend her. This law
yer sued the husband for the value Of
Of his services, relying upon the rule OF
law that husband Is liable for ''neces.
saries" supplied to his wife. The Su.
preme Court accepted this view SO far as
pay for her defense was concerned, but
ruled that the charge for prosecuting the
husband could not bo allowed.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10

There is rush among capitalists to
secure timber lands, From Mendocinc
to the Oregon line every newspaper is
literally filed with Timber Land
Notices. 1t 10 wonder that these
valuable lands have not been taken
before this late day. The sooner the
Government land in the State, whether
timber. farming or grazing, passea under
private ownership the better it will be
for all concerned. They will be i'm.
proved and begin to pay taxes for the
support of the State.-San Louis Obispo
Tribune.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
Deed Of Trust 70 50 Aorss the Town Ontario Ezssussd 70
spsnes.Juass r n widnsy and thar Assecasea

We only br1y stats here that deed Of trust n
town plat Of ONTARIO IN altsnats bocks has been made
snd Rev Mr. HoA ard thelr sssoate to found Horcuit
10000 worth Of land sold bui1dng 70 esst that
VII Be buit nssdsd The ands will ell for about sOot00
Enxment Fund.- n addition 70 ~ budngs Of about e7oo
Unvey and that Il shall gradnats thqsg whe ds Ia IL
Tis College s y b eone1ed M ~ Univesty a y
Eucd avsnue also donstsd In addition 70 the 80 scr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
Serious Accident.
Pomona Weekly Times. !

Judge Evey of this place, met with a
very severe accident on Wednesday Of
this week. In company with his broth.
er and nephew he had driven to San An
tonic canyon, whore in crossing a ravine,
the back scat, on which the Judge was
sitting, became separated from its fasten.
ings which threw him out backward,
and in falling struck the ground with his
shoulders and the back OF his head. He
is under the treatment of DR.. Howe, who
pronounced the hurt very dangerous
one, but thinks he will recover. The
Judge was brought to his home on Fri.
day, not being able to be removed
sooner
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10

foliteness to ladies is justly considered
one of our national attributes, but while
the native citizen keeps upto the stand
ard of gallantry, the imported article is
apt to work defectively, A passenger in
a crowded Kearney street car the other
day, observed the entrance Of man fol.
lowed by an old woman, and seeing that
she looked tired and weak, he consid.
erately arose and offered her his seat.
Before she could take it, however, the
man quietly filed the vacancy. Here,
just come cut Of that" said the passen.
ger; 81 didn't give up my seat to YOU,
but to the lady" To which the fellow
replied, without offering to move; 80,
yah dot is all right; dot lady is meif
wife. Stock Report.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
rHn rRAnsrr on vHNus.

Z Now. tell me, toll me, Lady yonuss
What unkind thought has slept between "
THAT you should seek to cross me so
IN face fall The world bciowg'
No ,inkind thought has slept between US.
softIy answered Lady Venus,
But fhose daar spots upon your face
Are watched by all the human race
And this for years has boon my dream
A moment on your cheek 70 CLEAN,
That 10 your glory men might see
No9o BEAUTY than before In the"
Won touch my heart. o Lady Venus
And though The space Is great between Us,
~ bonms shall kiss you as you go,
X116 ineu bhkll ever after know
That Venus richer beauty woR
FOR having dared to cross the Sum-"
II. D., In London Spectator
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
| ONTARIO !!
| A NEW sHTTLEMENT
That WIN Excel attractive Features !. ssss..s =
sssthsvn Califerhiai
| horticultural College
10 be Built. with an Endowmsnt Fund of sisssss
"A $4,000 College Building
70 sn PVT Jr At ONCE.
EUCLID AVENUE,
I've Hundred Feet wids s. Loss. E.s.din. fT..
Railrsad t. msuafal..
Every 7sn-AGrs Tract to Front on q
Street Or AVBnusl
vissrsus Town and sstAansas spriss hate Exss.ss
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
Too High-toned.

The landlord OF hotel in a village in
Indiana secured young man from In.
dianapolis to help run the house, but af.
tor the lapse of fortnight the proprie.
tor requested a private interview, and
said:
james. you will have to 90 -
What's the matter!'
"Well, the boys who put up here are
finding fault. When you put in them
fy-screons there was good deal OF
growing, and when you cleaned out the
water-cooler and scrubbed off the bar
lost three Of my best customers. | let
you 80 on and mop the floors and paint
over the doors without saying anything,
but when it comes to puttingup sign OF
Don't Spit on the Stove its leetle
moro than can ask any of my custom.
srs to put up with, ! guess you'd better
60 hum"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10

Gracious me l" said the lady OF the
house, II wonder where our Johnny
picks up so much slang!" The Carson
parent reflected moment and answered:
II guess he scoops it up from that snide
Jones family, for you can bet your boots
that he don't get on TO nny such rackets
round this house.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
The Climate

Equals. Y u does aot escsl, thst oi any other
Pseuiisri; essssps fscn az q toisssssss ~isds
and fsus6, ngd g eapsrlAly adsptsd 70 those euf-
tseins lr64 lkioat IA lung diisasfA q thoss IN
geaasal1f 6elloa1s hsaith.
hs soatheT r:eaae Rsllsosd p.s.es thscsgh
ssvt4 nils. ~ Tie Gfeatpf pA1t a The lad Il
within Is1g thon two Hills q o. fsilfdad.
nivNsi1s, On the go, md La Angeln city, on
sks res4 AEe Aboqt equally distant. 1hs tfAct
occupies the csntes q cae q ne nsa 4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10

Fron tbs San Antonjo Canyos. Artsslan Weall
md Cienslass y abundant snd y belng wen DE-
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You ~ hereby reQd1Fed % appsar In an ae(iQ1
brought agalnN ycu ~ the above named plsintj1
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ths dAy Of sofvioel t3tlr the sftjce % you q AZ
ssfvsd slsewhsls, e1thin tklFsy dsy5 n juds.
nsat b. d.fault win - tskee eglnpst yda =
cording TO The pfayer Of nid cornp{6lnk
The aid. aG3fon l. BROUGHT 70 6A<n1a 6661so
Of this Court dissolving tho bonds q natrImoiy
nov eElstjne botwee1 plai1til ard dofendn1t.
and that delendsat y required TO ~ into eoy!f
reasonnh1e mm W dslPiy the eSteasos bi tfii1
netion and fof counsel feen, and that 10 pay 10
plaintiff such sun for Alihiony y to the oosirt
seem9 Just Tor hsr support during The pendency
q 1T eeeioa. and p11lal1A psays ~ GensFai y.
llef, ~ alsp that ylaiqfi4 ~ olloVed y foanue
hef maiden name y EIlaa1ssh y HsrbuPs ahd
iox coses q nlit & f s., < T i ,.s al
esfsssncs Z ia % complaiat fos psrticsisds. !
Ard yoq arp hsso6y ne41sd Ia, 7 yeu felI d
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dso-sm Attefnsy fes rlaiuti9.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10

A missionary was asked the cause Of
his poverty. principally, said be,
with twinkle In bis eye. sbecause l
have preached 30 much without notes. !"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
coNcRATULAToRY,


We take much pleasure In congratu-
lating our enterprising druggist, Q. +,
Heinzeman, upon having secured the
agency for Slavsns famous Yosemite
Cologne, Harmless Yosemite Face Pow.
der, and California Pine and Eucaiyptua
Porous Plasters. We call particular at
tention to the Eucalyptus Plaster. which
Is taking the lead OF all others. The
Yosemite Cologne has already become q
household word, and all the ladies rec
ommend the Face Powder.
As an ounce Of prevention is better. they
say
Than q pound OF the best sort Of cure,
Let us oil keep our teeth and gums from
decay
And our mouth and our breath iresh
apd pure.
For bottle Of SOzOD0NT $ nli wo
require.
To speedily realize all we desire.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
DIR. X. D. WISE.

X. D. WISE. N. D., graduate Of the Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, having returned
from Europe, whore he took special courses Of
instruction In his profession In tho great hosp!t-
ais of London, Paris, Vienna and EilnburH, 80
licits al cases requiring surgical ssili and exper
cnce, and makes, as heretofore, A SPECIALITY
OF DISEASES or WOMEN. No charge made
for first consultations unless followed By treat
nient Once In PHILLIPS BLOCK, MAIN ST.,
Los Angeles, Cal Office hours from to 10 A. n.
and 8 TO 6K.h. ni0Jm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
Certillcate 81 copartnsrshil

s.s.s mo / 5.s:.l:. !: :s:I,. T.: Y: ': s:::i
sss';:s %::s:,':': u s;sss;ss ss;;siss y g
ths intAIhoes y ~ ecll 61u11D - ~ lsDU0;
Leopold Hafyis. residesces IL A31ofs ~, a..
iioraiai nsane Ja.iseuila ssufdSna - A.
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= ~. IS 81. { {: oR'iiz oaR'ii
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
In the Superior Court
on the County Of Los Angeles, State Of
California.
In the matter Of the estate and guardian
ship Of Carlos Alvarsdo and Eena
AlvArsdo. nainon.

MariA Ysnacla d Alvarado.. The suasdiss ol
tie psfsons and setatss Of Carlos Aivsrado and
-: Mvsssdo. ~; nlssss. hsving aled hes ps.itlep
pogss 1hecsn ~ forth:
4 q thlFsfors oedsrsd BY this Court thst aII
p.ons ihoessseed y ~ I'D sstates ~ t3s nezt
So & * 81 q T. ss ~ 81 q, ;ssr essss & r. = ~ ~
O'Clock 4. r., At the oourt.soon x IA Gonrt, N
sald city and county Of Lns Aneass, 70 show
Gauss Why an order 6heuid not b 6ranted 70 the
sald xqariisu u ~ ~ = NJ ~ setafs of ths
And ds skss: sosy q st's csdss !. pab,,sbsd ouos
~eeh q least 1hree anespnnivs wsshs IN ~ Les
Angeles Daily Hsrald, nswpapee publishsd in
~ sity ssd county.
ff v X HOWARD.
,.,. ~, g The supss'os Corst.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. a.
J., 8 Slsison, Presldsnt, and II. L. MaeNeil
Cashier Of the Los Angeles County Bank, bsins
severuly duly sworn. each fer himself. says thi
foregoing statement | true. to the best OF hi
J. s. sIAJsoN, President.
II. L. MACNElL, Cashier.
Subscribed ard sworn 10 before me this sec
oud day OF January, 1sss- A. @. H0kAEs.
tskAL.l e Notary Public.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-01-10
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