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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1883-01-26
G. A. Morris, Register.
Land Office at Larned, KansasJ
InH.anu 1G 1000

- . SnuueIy 40 IL 1000
Notice 10 hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Probate Judge of Barbour couu.
y Kansas: at the county seat on Saturday
February "A, 1883, viz: Columbus G. Mills
declaratory statement No. 1853 for The
east bali Or. section 10, west half 9 " or
section III, township 80, south OF range IS
west. He names the following witnesses
TO prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land, viz: w. G.,
Mills, X Lake, James Willes, T. G. Cot
lip, all OF Lake City pest Office Barbour
SO ca. Morris. Register.
Land Office at Larnerd, Kansas.
Jan. l6, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice of his In.
tention to make final proof in support OF
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before s. ]. Shepler Probate Judge of
Barbour county Kansas at the county seat
on Saturday February "a, 1883, VIZ, Henry
Goen, .declaratory statement No. 1913, for
the or e or. section 20, south half "
or section II, n q Or n " Or, section %,
township 30 south Of range Is west.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation Of said land. viz: Frank Tom.
linson, James Farris, r. Lake, Frank Cor
don, Jr,, all Of Lake City post Office, Bar
bour county Kansas.
80 G. A. Morris, Register.
Land ONCE at Larned Kansas,
Jan. 3 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow.
ing named settler has fled notice of his
intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before 8. J. Shepler probate Judge
of Barbour county, Kansas at the county
seat ON Saturday, February Oath 1888, VIZ:
Oscar z. Throckmorton, declaratory state
ment No. 1712 for the south half Q ar,
north half Or, section 2, township SO,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Mr.. Charles w. Beach, editor OF the
Prescott CAri2ona) Miner, who visited
our city few weeks ago, makes the
following pleasant mention OF Los Ange-
les and what he saw here, in a recent
issue of his paper:
During recent visit to the CITY of
the Angels" we Were agreeably sur
prised at the rapid strides the place has
taken during the last two years.
Securing a buggy we We're soon ont OF
the city on San Pedro street, among the
orange and lemon groves, laden with
golden fruit and in blossom, ready to
take on more Two and half miles out
we turned our steed into the yard of the
late DIR. Shaw, whore we found Mrs.
Shaw and her very accomplished young
daughter keeping house and attending
to their fruit farm, consisting of thirty
acres. The Doctor was an early settler
in Los Angeles county, when so much
land was donated to each person who
would place certain improvements there
on and occupy the same. DR. Shaw
availed himself OF the liberal offer, aud
TO elfectually carry out the requirements
in the premises, went to South America,
secured seeds OF the finest oranges,
lemons, etc, and planted them
on his farm, the result of which
is that the Shaw orchard and
nursery has the finest fruit in the
county, After pleasant visit with
Mrs Shaw and her daughter, who is
about to become n bride, we passed on
to the S0.aere farm OF MIR kysor, hus-
band to Miss Perry, who resided with
her cousin, Mrs. c. W. Beach, Tor one
winter in Prescott, Here is the finest
so acre farm we examined in the vicinity
of Los Angeles, which has the reputa.
ton OF producing more and finer fruit
than any section in America. A pleasant
visit here, and we passed through
orchards and vineyards for n few miles
in the direction of Santa Monica, until
we pulled up in front of n nice cottage
owned by Peter Taylor, for years the
superintendent at the Nulmre mine.
At MIR. Taylor's we met several old
acquaintance, among whom was DIR.
Howard, formerly OF Arizona.
The day being nearly exhausted we
commenced retraeing our steps to the
CITY. and for five miles drove through
perfect paradise of country filled with
trees, vines, flowers and shruhbcry
The evidences presented in few hours
drive around Los Angeles filed our
mind with the belief that it is fit
place for angels to live and was well
named.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

WITH the present issue of the Herald
begins series of supplements which are
rendered absolutely necessary by the
crowded state OF our advertising
columns. There is little doubt but that
we shall shortly be obliged to inereasa
the size of these supplements. The
very numerous friends OF this journal,
which always upheld the interests OF
Los Angeles county in its dark days,
will doubtless be pleased to learn land,
to observe, from glance nj its adver-
Using eolumns) that it is exceedingly
prosperousa prosperity which it has
perhaps deserved, and which is but in
it's initial We promise our readers that
there will be a number of striking i'm.
provements in the HERALD, in the near
future; and, rs we have never deceived
them in the past, they may look out for
them. We shall be fully responsive to
the unexampled 'boom" which has
disclosed its formidable proportions
hereabouts, OF late.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

oil, the latter embracing both the prod
ucts of the olive and petroleum, her I'M
rivaled advantages by sea and rail, the
latter including continental connections
by half a dozen trans-continental rail
ways, IL is not at all extraordinary that
tho HERALD should now call this city
and county the most noted spot on the
American continent. We repeat the
vaunt, and every day will confirm its
correctness and wisdom, maugre the
sneera, begotten Of jealousy, of our
Golden Gate contemporaries. Their
nose has been put out of joint by this
heretofore disprized section, and they
know it. II is useless for them, how
ever 10 kick against the pricks.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

ONE Monsieur Simonin has lately
been distinguishing himself by a number
Of very farcical utternnces about Cali
fornia wines. He talks like a pedantc
ass; and the San Francisco representa-
tives of our California wine interests, on
being interviewed by reporter OF the
Chronicle, rightfully handled him with
out gloves Amongst other things, Mr..
Charles Kohler adyerted to the fact
that California wines are quite amply
represented in the cellars Of the En-
peror Wilhelm. We may add another
circumstance that is not without in
terest and that is that, when the famous
violinist Wilhelm, whose father is the
President Of one of the largest vincul-
tural companies in the German Empire,
was in Los Angeles, he expressed I'M
measured admiration Of our wines, and
forwarded number of pipes to his
home in Europe. 1t has taken nnnum-
bered centuries to accomplish, in
the old world, what has been
achieved in the new in the
last decade When, in conjunc-
ton with our specially rich soil and
genial sun, the fact is borne in mind
that the three counties OF Los Angeles,
San Bernardino and San Diego cover an
area which is within two million acres
OF the entire extent Of England, we can
imagine what the whole State of Cali
fornia will accomplish when our people
apply themselves in earnest to the cult
walton of the vine. Mr.. Grosjean, the
Commissioner of the French government
to the United States, specially invested
with the duty Of inquiring into the
status of our wine industry, left Cali
fornia, the other day, inspired with and
expressing the livelest admiration for
many of our wines. During his stay
in Los Angeles, Mr., Grosjean honored
4 lut HERALD HlllNAhhi WIN " Nff'A
and, in our interview with him,
he bore most generous testimony to
the merits of the Zinfandel and
other California wines, recognizing
the supremacy of Los Angeles county
in sweet wines. Monsieur Simonin
is evidently in need of a straight jacket
While we cannot yet produce Chateau
LATTE, we have already made immense
advances in clarets, hooks, ports and
angelicas. In the last named wine, witt
ten years allowed for fruition. Los An
geles county already rivals the famous
Imperial Tokay, on the authority o.
Gen. Bealc, late Minister to Austria, anc
BON piraat of the first order while Sii
Edward Thornton pronounced the ten
year.old Cucamonga ports of such de
gree of excellence as would excite furorC
in London So much for Monsieur
Simonin
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Report of President Willard.

New York, May, II. PIE sdent Vii
lard of the Northern Pacific Railway,
who has returned from tour of inspec'
ton, submitted report at the meeting
OF the Board of Directors. He says that
California has been blessed with sutii.
cient rain to insure her farmers larger
crops this year than, perhaps, ever be-
fore. In Oregon and Washington Terri
tory about $4,000 immigrants have set
tied, coming principally from the Eastern,
Middle and Coast States. All the cities
and towns in Oregon and Washington
Territory have greatly improved, bust
ness is hourshing and there is
plenty '-.of ready money. The crop
prospects in western Oregon and east
ern Washington Territory are unusual
IL encouraging. He estimates that up
wards OF $4,000 tons of grain will be
garnered in eastern Washington and
Al, 900 tons in western Oregon. This
is large increase over any previous
year. The Oregon and California line will
be completed in thirteen months, giving
railroad communication with the great
lakes and st. Paul TO San Francisco,
via the Northern Pacific and the Oregon
and California system. The completion
of the latter road will affect somewhat
the Ocean Steamship and Oregon Rail
way Navigation Company. Business
has increased so much that the facilities
of the latter line have been outgrown.
The towns OF Seattle and New Tacoma,
ON Puget Sound, have enjoyed extra
growth recently and threaten to rival
San Francisco by reason of their pro-
ducts and iron resources. The report
further states that Willard was pleased
with the resources of Montana.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Major Kendall this morning showed
US some very excellent specimens Of
plumbago, brought in from the vicinity
Of Bear Valley by George Heep. 1t felt
soft and unctous to the touch and up.
peared of superior quality We under
stand that there is a very large body OF
it there. This opens another possible
industry for our county, and adds new
mineral to the long list of those produced
here. The Major has sent samples to
the Dixon American Graphite Company
for testing San BerHardiHo Times.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Herald Steam Printing House.

The HERALD Steam Printing House is not sur
passed by any Job Printing ONCE on the Pacific
Coast, outside Of San Francisco, In facilities Tor
doing job work Low prices good work and ex-
pcdition may be relied upon a, this Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
An Aromatic fragrance

Is impaired to the mouth by the use
OF SOZODONT. 1t is beyond doubt
the cleanest, purest and best wash ever
Offered to the public. SOZODONT and
comfort are synonyms. 1t cleanses the
cavities in the enamel of the teeth.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

ftieftncb 10 Ine tftuc WIFI oftht Blitsttu
and to our pork trade with Germany
and other European countries.
The Brewers Talk Sense.
DKTRoiT, May 1.-THE Brewers Con-
vention resolved that the proprietor or
manufacturer Of malt liquors, drink
food recognized as healthful and needful
by the instincts OF the human race and
the habits of temperate men. and whose
consumption for centuries has been con-
tinuous and contemporaneou with the
growth, property and progress of the
most civilized and enlightened people,
has passed beyond honest and intelligent
controversy and is ouly denied by idiots
and fanatics. That we, as brewers,
have the same rights, neither moro nor
less, as any other body of men engaged
in necessary and beneficial industry
and that we shall peaceably and firmly,
under and by lawful means, defend
these rights and in that defense we con-
fidently ask the aid and cooperation of
all honest men interested in the main
tenance Of good order and the preserva-
tion Of the rights of property and the
freedom of person in the free enjoyment
of any innocent pleasure that does not
infringe upon the rights Of Others.
The Statement Doubted.
LIMA, May 1.-THE Di1rio Ofcial
and El Concrete are responsible for
the publication of the news, already
given. concerning the treaty of peace,
which is said to be confirmed by the
latest news brought from the south.
The statement is not generally credited
here.
Another Hanging To-Day.
DUBLIN, May l7.-Daniel Curley, an
other of the condemned Ph9nix Park
murderers, will be hanged tomorrow.
Uis f,thor ao1 ,v;fa vioita1 him 20 da,t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

EASTERN


NEW YORK, May II. Judge Barrett
to-day, in the Supreme Court, denied 0
motion to dismiss the complaint in the
suit of David Stewart against c. F.
Huntington, to recover $4,000 alleged
to be due on certain stock transactions.
The Court said the plaintiff could not
continue on two causes of action and
directed him 10 select which course he
would uursuc
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
THE LATEST !
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

FRESNO, May 1.-THE following is a
list of south bound passengers passing
here to-day;
W.T. Nichols, Wilcox, A I; II Simp.
son, q A Newhall, Mrs II NJ Newhall,
Miss Palacho, Mrs Geo II Sisson and
children, X Hopkins, Jr, NJ Dslare.
vile, Thos Davis, San Francisco; 5 II
May, Milwaukee. Wis; NJ j. Frankel,
Downey; G Samson, Quebec; Mrs ] G
Culberson, Santa Barbara; J A Reavis,
A T; A Is Close, Miss J NJ Close, A X
VerInilyea, New York; 4 NJ Stocklin.
Mrs John Auzerais, San lose; w b
Campbell, Eureka, New; Paul Wander
wort, Omaha. Neb; DIR All Ames, Bos-
ton; James Jayes, Prescott, A T; w $
Smith, Louis Smith, & L Huber, Deputy
Sheriff r 4 House and two prisoners,
Los Angeles, A Henderson. Globe, A I;
X Waters, Oakland; J Suffern, W b
suffern, Cole City, III; John Stevens, G
Stevens, Len Stevens, Chicago.
Mormons Importing Leprosy.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.-THE City
OF New York brought forty.eight Nor
mon converts English, Danes and
Kanakas to day from New Zealand and
Hawaii. At the American Exchange
Hotel one Of them. Solomon Uinii Syn,
is profusely covered on the arms and
legs with dry, scaly sores, about tho size
OF dime, such as residents of the Sand
wich Islands declare are Indications OF
the early stages of siphylitic leprosy.
NunA
BosEMAN, Montana, May 1.-The
Sheriff of this county received tele-
gram Tuesday night from Gallatin City
stating that a riot had occurred among
the laborers on the Northern Pacific
Railroad and that that town was in the
hands of mob Sheriff Blakely and a
posse started at once and on arriving at
Gallatin surrounded it, compelling all
to throw mp their hands. The leaders
were arrested and thrown into the Bose
man jail.
Distinguished Visitors.
TOMBSTONE, May l7.-Governor elect
Torres, OF Sonora, accompanied by I. j.
Seely manager OF tho Guaymas road
and Messrs. +, NJ. and 7. Concur, es-
eorted by a troop OF the Third L. S
Cavalry, Lieut.. Ducat, commanding, ar
rived here last evening. The Governor
and party have been out along the line
of the proposed new railroad from Her
mosillo to intersect the Mexican Central
near FL Paso They report that Gener
al Crook is certainly in the Sierri
Madres They left to-day for Hermo
sillo During their stay the party wer'
the guests of Con T. Cutler.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Hereafter notices Of Companies societies
churches etc, will only be inserted in the HzKALp
as paid Advertisements We reserve, for Places
Of Worship, a gratuitous directory, VII oh vii
appear every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

VIENNA, May 1.-THE Sultan has
agreed to convoke the Turkish Parlia
ment, which will reassemble. The as
sembly will consist OF seventy-six mem
bers and will be composed Of representa-
tives Of all the religions which met in
October
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Japanese News.

YOKOHAMA. April %, via San Fran
cisco, May 1.-THE announcement that
Americas share of the "Shemoneseki"
indemnity will be restored, affords great
satisfaction. The English journals crit,
icise the proceeding unfavorably and say
it is done for the purpose of winning
the sympathy OF Japan. The better
class of English refuse to echo these
opinions and rather credit the sincerity
OF America action.
The silk crop is estimated to be 25
per cent. below the average.
The United States tea bill, it is be-
lieved, will work favorably for Japan
and will encourage better growth.
Twenty-four million yen additional is
the amount allowed to strengthen the
navy
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

PARIS, May l6 Figaro publishes a
letter from dc Lesseps, stating that the
Suez Canal Company propose to build a
second canal across the Isthmus.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
A CHALLENGE.

I, C. NJ, ANDERSON, HEREBY CHALLENGE
any person in the State OF California to ride the
distance OF 100 miles within thirty days from this
date, under the following conditions Thirty
California horses to be placed in band and
trained for ten days; at the end Of that time each
rider to select one horse alternately until the
band is selected and then draw Tor choice, for the
sum OF from $1,000 to $1,000 side Ride to rule,
long distance racing
O. NJ Anderson.
Los Angeles, May Is, 1883. ml0ti
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

DURHAM, May l7.--News has been re-
ceived that Cetewayo. having advanced
to attack Ohain and Misibepy, the latter
Chiefs combined their forces and utterly
routed CetewaYo.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

In fine, bearing in mind the manifold
attractions OF Los Angeles county, her
mild and perfect climate, her immunity
from cataclysms of nature, her ability
to raiss in perfection almost everything
known on the footstool, her splendid
mineral resources, her corn, wine and
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
FOR SALE CHEAP.

An old established butchershop which sells
over five beeyes week, with all the necessary
tools horses and wagons; cheap rent and in a
good locality. All particulars given by applying
to NJ Rothshlld, corner Fifth and Spring streets
mis- I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
In the Superior Court of the County of
Los Angeles, State of California.


In the estate Of II. smoot, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance oil an
order OF said Superior Court, made on the 18th
day OF MAY, 1888, in the matter Of the
above estate, the undersigned, exeeutrix OF the
estate OF Humphrey Smoot, deceased, will sell at
private sale TO the highest bidder for cash In gold
coin OF the United States, and subject to confirm
alton by said Court, on or after
Monday, the 2sth bay of May, 1883,
All the right title and interest Of said estate and
which said deceased had Mt the time OF his death,
IN and to all that certain lot, piece or par, eel or
tract OF land situate, lying and being In the
county Of Los Angeles, State OF California, and
bounded and described rs follows, to-wit: The
cast half Of the north one-haif OF the southeast
quarter OF section nine o. township No, one ",
south range No. ten (l0), west S, r. NJ.
Terms and conditions Of sale; Cash in gold
coin Of the United States. Deed at expense OF
purchaser Bids or offers may be made at any
time after the first publication Of this notice and
before the making OF the sale. All bids or Offers
must be In writing and left at the offices OF Bick-
nell Il White, Nos. IL, - and -, Temple Block,
Los Angeles City, California, or delivered 10 the
undersigned personally.
LoVINA A. sMooT,
ExecatriN Of the estate OF II. Smoot, deceased.
mlStd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
NEW TO-DAY.
RARE OPPORTUNITY.

EDELMAN & Co, Cigar Manufac-
turers, make the best cigars and do the largest
obbing trade in Southern California. myl3tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Notice Is hereby given that the co partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned un-
der the firm name OF l.. Polaski 4 Son, has been
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. L. Polask re-
firing from said business and is succeeded by Mr.
SAMUEL PoLAskl
LOUIS POLASKI
ISlDOR POLASkl
Los Angeles, May II, 1888. mis- Sw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

Four lots junction Of Main and Alameda streets
Tor sale, for 4 few days only, by
GRAHAM & CLARKE,
m17 Nv Corner First and Spring streets.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Another Trans-COntinenta Line
Opened.

DENVER, (Col), May l6. The Den.
yer & Rio Grande Railroad, the new
transcontinental line to San Francisco
via Ogden and the Central Pacific Rail.
way, was completed to-day, the last
spike being driven at Ogden and the
connection made with the Central Pa.
cifc road at that point. Through trains
began running to-day, The completion
of this line is regarded here as at i'm
portant event in establishing q new
transcontinental system, passing, as it
does, through magnificent scenery and
tributary to most Of the important towns
and cities of Colorado and Utah.
Through business has opened up already
and travel by this line to San Francisco
has heonn
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
FOREIGN.
To confer On the Egyptian Ques-
ton.

LONDON, May lG.--Lord Dufferin will
visit Vienna and Paris on his way to
England from Constantinople, to ex-
change views with the Austrian and
French governments on the Egyptian
uueafinn
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
non,tLille the Chinese.

HoNoLuLu, May 3.-The Gazette in
sists that Chinese immigration shall be
restricted to the requirements Of the
sugar plantations. It says the United
States is an immense territory and can
stand a large influx, while the Islands,
with an equal number, would become 9
dependency of China.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18
Notice of Copartnership.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have formed a copartnership under the firm
name Of Polash Bros, and have succeeded to the
business of the late firm of l., Polaski & Son, at
No. l42 Main street. We will collect all demands
due the firm of L, Polaski & Son and will pay all
liabilities OF said firm
SAM P0LASKl.
lSlDOR P0LASkL
MYER L. POLASkI
Los Angeles May II, 1888 NILS sw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

There is no use in trying to slight
the admirable immunities enjoyed by
Southern California and, indeed, by
California at large. Not since the Amer.
lean occupation, for instance, has thore
been a single instance Of dog afflicted
with hydrophoLia or man stricken by
sun-stroke in this Commonwealth. There
has never, in the history of this State,
been case of human being who lost
his life by a cyclone or tornado. The
climate here is so benign that, if man
builds his home with the most ordinary
Difference to tho laws of hygiene, put
ting few fire CRATES in it, il he has not
already passed into the last stages OF
consumption, he can come here and be
assured of IN indefinitely prolonged life.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-05-18

The truth is that these facts are being
realized in the East, and the most extra
ordinary immigration ever recorded OF
any section has set in towards Southern
California, and OF this movement Los
Angeles county, with her unexampled
facilities for remunorative investment OF
time and money, is now, and will be in
the future, the principal beneficiary.
Tho hollow sham of Florida as n sani-
tarium has been for some time exploded;
while, if Florida is not sanitarium, she
is nothing as respects the people OF the
East and North. Those who are in
search of enervating heats aud malarial
exhalations will do well TO encourage the
ignis .fatuUs pretenee that Florida is
health resort This superstition,
however, has at last lost its
force, and the true sanitarium,
the equivalent or the superior OF Nice
and Mentone, is at last seen to be in
Southern California, and notably in
Los Angeles,