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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
Sealed Proposals.

CLERKS OFFICE. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Los Angeies, october lU, 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
office until
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
cllvs TREES AND CUTTINGS FoR SAIL

70 ted Olive tree t,r sale, also olive cuttings
epay to W. Aston Hsyns. 'r, santa BsIesra,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
Order to Show Cause Why Order Of
Sale of Real Estate Should not be
Made.
In the Superior Court of the County
of Los Angeles, State of California.

In the matter Of the Estates and Guardian
ship of Francisco Leon Reyes. ct ais, mi
nors.
1t appearing to this Court from the peti
ton filed in this cause on the lth day OF
September, 1854, and this day presented by
hefugio Dominguez de Reyes, Guardian OF
the persons and estites of Francisco Leon
Reyes, Maria Antonio Cristina Reyes, Juan
Manuel Reeves. Juan Ranolfo Reyes. Mari
Ysidra Reyes, Adela Reyes and Rosaura
..e. es. minors, praying for an order of sale
| =, rtain real estate belonging to her said
DIS, that IL is necessary aud would be BEN
efloial to said wards that such real estate
should be sold.
1t Is hereby ordered that the next of kin
of said wards, and all persons interested in
the said est ltes and Guardianship, appear
before this Court on
Monday the 10th day of Novem.
Der, 1854,
At 10 o'clock A: NJ, at the Court room OF THU
Court in the City and County of Los Angeles
then aud there 10 show cause why an order
should not be granted for the sale of sale
| real estite.
And it is further ordered that a copy o
this order be published It least once a weel
for at least three successive weeks before
said 10th day OF November, 1884, in the Lol
| ANGELES DAILY HERALD, 4 newspaper printed
and published in said County OF Los An
geles.
HENhY NJ. SMITH,
octStd Superior Judge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
Sealed Proposals.

CLERKS OFFICE, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, /
Los Angeles, September 49, 1884.
Sealed proposals will be received at thi'
ONCE until
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

Adjudication OF Insolvency.
Stay of Proceedings and Or
der of Publication of Notice
to Creditors.


In the Superior Court, of the County of Los
Angeles, State OF California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23
Adjudication of Insolvency, Stay OF
Proceedings and Order Of Publ
cation of Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court of the County Of
Los Angeles, State OF California.
In the matter Of II urr Hampton, 9n Insolvent
Debtor.

In the matter Of II urr Hampton, En Insolven'
Debtor.
Henry Hampton having fled in this Court hi,
petition, schedule and inventory In insolvency
by which II appears that he ID all insovenl
debtor. the said Henry Hampton IL hereby do
clared to be insolvent. The Sheriff OF the county
Of Los Angeles is hereby directed to take posses
sion OF all the estate real and personal. Of the
said Henry Hampton, debtor except such
al may be by law exempt from execution, and
OF all his deeds, vouchers, books OF account
and papers, and to keep the same safely until thu
appointment Of assignee of his estate. All
persons are forbidden to pay any debts TO the
said insolyent, or to deliver any properly belong
ing to him, or to any person, hrm or corporation,
or association for his use. The said debt
or Is hereby forbidden to transfer or deliver any
property, until the furthcT order Of this Court,
EXCEPT as herein ordered.
II Ia further ordered, that all the creditors Of
said debtor be and appear before the Hon. Henry
VI. Smit,', a Judge Of the superior Court Of the
court room of said Court, IN the city and county
OF Los Angeles on the
LIST Day OF November. 1854.
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF that day. to prove then
debts and choote one or more assignees OF the 81
tate OF said debtor
1t Is further ordered. that the order be pub
nshed IN the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD. news
paper OF general circulation, published In the
CITY ami county OF Los Angeles, IS often rs thu
said paper Is published. before tho said day sci
for the meeting of the creditors.
And 1t Is further ordered that In the mean.
time, all proceedings against the said insolyent
be stayed
Henry ". SMITH,
Judge OF the Superior Court.
Dated Sept mber zUt . 1854. 80 s0td
j. II. Ia Nv. Attorney for lnsolvent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-10-23

We are agents FOR a num-
Der of the leading business
blocks in this city, and from
time to time have desirable
rooms suitable for Profess
siOnal offices and Private
Apartments, for rent.
ezra ties In search Of rooms would do well
JOHNSON a FAIRCHILD
ssptisf az North Spring Street
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11

AT Columtsa, Ohio, James Groinos killed
Gretchen seeiing. his sweetheart OF whom ha
WIS tsalouA
John Lewhe . dairyman Of Columbus. Ohio,
WAS fatally shot recently by an ntnese
son while looking about his barn HE wife
sas arrcsted on suspicltton
Chief OF Police Reaae Of Portage Ia Prairie,
N w, IT.. arrested two mon from Brandon
named Joseph Burks9 and Myers Biaeon, and
seized eteyon ponies which they wore bringing
down, on tho charge OF having ssolon them
Henry W Bonnet was arrested IN Chicago
on 4 chAfgc Of robbing the mails At the Lake
View r~@tcfbce, where no was employed "a .
ciark Bennett n The young man who was ar
rested aboat two yaars ago for rubbiDg post
Office boxes la tho Minneapolis oGioe, aud par
donel last year
The scr,aIns Of . girl issuing from tho woods
near the Casbohs cemetery, Hyde Park, Pa, at-
trSsssd the attention OF tho sexton, Thomas
Reel He ran 70 the spot and found q man ~
sauiting a woman The man attempted to
draw . pistol and Was shot fatally 81 Is~5,
bo~pattoring no girl with blood Thomas
Msagin y the nalse " the man shot Reel
snrrundere1
Eriab Pa, has q socoapf Edmond nAntas
IN Charisr Stanori tho last ten yasrs os whose
lffe has been passed IN the Allegheny penitasl
tiaxy. n has bNeu established beyond ques-
hon thAt he did not conamit tho oriEfs for
which he Was incarnsrated, and fhst he pro
fs@te 10 devote bis life 10 tho punishment Of
those thropgh whose falee testimony he
Was oynvlctaa He wenf into prison "a uncul-
hyaiad wcobAopper and aaAs ons well
eduuLSd
inserase excitement EXISTS among tle
cosDred popnlss&sa of LynchAurg. va own
tbc arrest u R@s. Fhiiiip Cobb on > charge of
criminal intimacy wish OF hia congrexa-
n0n Thousss Nol suspected his vito and
Gspbb o. ialscat Ass~ciaSion, and kept b secret
watch he HiaAo $ discovery that eanssd him
b atiefnpt Eobs,As life With an Ak, but Cobb
ESCAPED he vvrlgnnca Neal searched for him
foT hours with 8 shotgun, until persuaded hy
frscDda 10 apply 10 tho law Cobb ID pastor of
q large Methodist church fcnloredj, and stood
high IN tho opinion Of his congregation
Jsoob b Henry, Of "a Paul. WA ARRESTED BY
Dusocsivo Aher1. Oh q warrant charging him
with tho seduction OF Mary Bursh, under pro-
misc OF marriage, on the fEt Of February. fSSi
Az the inns nlonuoned Henry was III ITO em-
ploy 81 the street railway company at their
barn on ~ Peter street. He hrs been farming
FOR some montlre past ut a place about ninc
miles below Prescott, ut which place no Wa
arresod by the detocsive. Henry says he viii
marry The girl and wanted 10 all the time, bug
rhe got scared NJ his abscnoe and made q com
plant
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11
Writes Letters in Her sleep

The residents of a little village not far assz
from this city arc greatly excited Ovx u
strange actions OF a young lady, WHO'S zFs|
ent stoPping at the residence OF her uneis III
the Montreal Star. Ii appears that winta u
past few months she exhibited all the Hsp
toms Of somnambulism While appNHf|
asleep, she wnuld rise, and, with BIT n
tightly closed, could walk down stairs slth "a
feet safety. 1t was found that, after Peris1
ing these singular feats, she would fc'ufa
her bed, aud, on awakening in tho H9iAH
could never recall the circumstances 10 Bs4|
A short time ago her friends, who regsras
present state with great anxiety, tired an an
inent One evening ~rccently, when she II
found walking Ia her sleep, a gentlcmah, a
curlag pen and paper, requested Der mT1
q letter She oheyed ~mecannically, ~
sitting down wrote q note 70 an u
sent friend, correct in every psga
although her eyes at the same time wereeBSs
A singular fact was that tho whiting tapa9
out was excellent, tho words being writles Il
while IN this state quite freely and cosnxrI
Recently, though, exhibiting Tho same sS
toms, she has kept Der eyes open, whirai Va
ever, only give a vacant stare On Adv.
occasion, while starting out for adrive ssml
came unconscious, and the next mcihsanH
vivod, only to be found IN her old state N
was asked TO drive, and ut the bidahng I /
friend, took tho roins. On returning hes1
h became herself again, andwhen s~eIuansf|
with her strange actions, felt greatly EUR
The young lady is very prepossossiag ~
about Is years OF age. About ayear aes VI
had q serious attack Of brain fever, ana VI
medical attendant ascr1bes her strange cons.
70 that cause She feels the position y w.
have expressed themselves az puzzled VIZ
case, and she will he taken Co Boston shplI
visit ON of tho lights Of the medical ~"
sion toseo II any relief can BIO Afforded ~
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11
The Presidential Vote.

The New York Tribune, which has
been making a study Of the census sta
t~istics, estimates that the probable vote
for the Presidency in November nsxt
will be very close to TO- SOC, 900. The
Yete Of 1880, using round figures, was
9,22O,0O0 in u total population Of 40
871,000, and in q male population Of
the voting age reported e. roundiy a.
oil 900 forthet hirty-eigla States. The
population of the States will be in
November next above 5000, 900. IN
the eight Territories and the District Of
Columbia very nearly ], 200, 900, making
for the whole country a grand total Of
~, 900, 900. Now, il a population Of
1871, 900 in the States includes 4 vot-
ing population Of 1851, 900. a popnIa-
tion % 81, 100000 contains a voting.
population of nearly lA,2SO, 900. or that
nuniber OF men possessing the legal age
for voting.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11

Nilsson has signed . contract in London with
OA Mapks@oa 70 sing in England and America
Tor " 40 o night
Mrs Harlan, wife OF ex-senator Harlan, Of
Iowa. and mother OF Secretary Lincoln. died
u Foxtress Monroe Thursday night
The GrsAy survivors who have engaged for
exhibition In Cincinnati. for two weeks, be-
ginning sep Is, win hv escorted on their ar
rival 70 te exposition, whore they will be ten
hsrod 3 banquet and reception Lieut. Groely
" expecte& 70 be present
Mira Matte Clayton Porter, who claims ID
bekthe wife o. Woodward Porter Of Fairfield,
H. . son Of Ex-Gov. Porter OF that state, made
. social scnaafion at one OF the louisville
hosals for q weak and finally took mp her abode
Ia q b&gIlio, because, Aa she told the reporter.
her husband spent his nights away from homo
Baltimore enjoyed . social sensation In tho
publication Of q notice over tho signature OF
D. w. Ferry, or tho Unitod States frigate Rich
mond, warning the public not to trust his wife
DO left homo in 1881, aud on his return, a few
lays ago, Leaned that ii last May his wife had
givcn birth 10 a child He has applied for q
tiroscA both arr highly ~onnDcctod
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11
FARM and HOUSEHOLD.
rou.,hold ssssosllany.

pine sbelyes. covered with velvet or canton
aac.,ai ARC now placed over every door In the
hcuae 70 hold china and bric-a-brac. Iheenect
Ii charming.
ANY one who doubts 40 TO tho bost way 70
have clear Jelly is assured on 5tFoHs oviceaee
and MANY proofs that to allow the juice to drain
through 4 flannel bag without squeezing u wii
render this matter easy and satisfactory
An old fashioned warm weather drink which
might once in q whiio t-:S.-... t.ss-' children,
IA made Of one quart Of water, one tablespoon,
full Of ginger, four ~taDlespoonfuls OF sugar, ana
nearly half a pint of vinegar.
Dio Lewis says we must give the "old fo.ks
q. home soft foods, sayory and vol cooked
not heavy masses OF butchers meat TO gave
old, inactive people butchers meat every gay,
he says, is 10 load their systems with w.
products-with material which is virtually
poisonous 1t is not probable that any M.
rangemens can be made to have do LOWS ana
the batchers take tea together!
Ips Rusr-Dissolve half q teaspoonful Of
oxalic acid liz part Of q cupful OF boiling water,
dip tho rust spots IN this for a short time, then
rinse in several waters. As the acid 10 . poison,
great care must DO used in setting 1t aside, and
one must BIO sure of putting it out OF reach OF
the children
Many q woman and child have been sacrificed
10 savethe carpets aud keep out the tiies. Many
. fit OF illness has resulted from tho same cause
Many q disappointed, choerless life can 20
traced back to sunless rooms as beginning.
MuItitudes OF women and children arc only
half living to-day because only haif-fed sun
shine and light and air are as much food for
body and soul as the fruits and grains and veg
etables that we take into cur stomachsi and we
We have the better.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11

Red Wing Special: Tho Mazeppa Mil ccm-
pany has had On assignee sppoirsed for il,
w. III Putnam OF Pierce, simmons & Co, Red
Wing, bankers, being the man. MI. Putnam
has gone 10 Mazeppa--a small Town on the
Zumbro river, west OF wabasha-to assume
charge Of the property and set on foot the TAX
ing VI an inventory. II il currently re-
ported Chat tho assets are Sifh,010 and the
liabilities sl40,uN, but this il acknowledged to
be Only AL approximate estimate, and a care
full inventory and schedule will b necessary
ore the exact truth can be reached There Is
no doubt that the Minnesota Elevator company
u the heaviest creditor, and 10 an amount
yariously stated at from s53,J0, 10 S5T,00 II
Is now generally known that the failure OF the
mil company 70 meet this obligation precipi-
tated the assignment OF the elevator company.
~ WAS for the Mazcppa company that
Gov. Hubbard was 20 heavy an en-
dorser, and few assume 10 predict
that the mil comrany's assets viii
pan o1t A. well az those Of the elevator
company. However, as stated all ia chaos az
yet and viii be for some time, especially az the
affairs OF tho mill company arc 80 interviewer
with those OF the Minnespya Elevator company.
The Mazoppa stockholders are a. follows. w.
y Brown, q H. Dnryea, l. + Hubbard, John
htifd, J q. Lawrence, W. j. Watts, N G. New.
nli. : ~ Brown, \. Noonan, q H. Hotchkiss
Hurd, Watts and Hotchkisa are eastern men
The indebtedness to the hank of Minnesota-
SahVvo.-is largely secured by collaierals
The mai company paper 10 the amount OF SIS,
wv, held by the Wabasin bank, is also vol so
cured
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11

At Benla1s, Man, Thomas Y Gnrritt,a young
Eneissfssss. ssran Lverpoel lost he life Ia a
runaway AGsdent
Pfcsro- paeunporki hAS broken out among
ne cattle OF williasa 7. Dutton o. West Town.
tcwrHhin Chestov County, Pa The COW have
bocn quarsntinod
Dr. Parren, Illinois state veterinarian, an
ncunce- that quito q number OF horses IN
Peoria, Ill. arc Affected with gianderS and
win ordter thesa shot
A eTflbie accident occurred recently AZ q
soAhoss' reunion At Fremont Mob. Justbefere
a snAm hattIo was 10 begin, anlmmaaae tlIreng
OF spectators took seaks on q frasna structure,
and theFe wac q struggle BY 0thers TO gcs on
Al A. once a swaying motion v&a felix and sud
deGly tho whole structure collapsed, sliding
sideways and coming dowa IN confused ana
broken naass OF timber sna buryiBg la its wrack
aIsA ruin Inca women and children The crash
was Like a cannon Shot Groans and cries were
board 90 all ssdee. and iittle children wailing
among tho rst AZ fast ~ the sufferers were
roseuod. they were conveyed 10 camp and A.
toaNied - By physicians No one, however,
WIS Killed. instantly, although several were
fatally injured About City wore injured come
sligbfy and Others very bally.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11
experimenting WIN insecticides.

Experiment carried on during the past sum,
NOR at the Michigan Agricultural College upon
tina use OF kerosene as an insecticide resulted
in marked success. A good emuaioa was found
to be made from q gallon OF water and o quart
Of soft soap. brought TO . boiling heat and the
vessel containing them being removed from the
fire, q pint OF kerosene was thoroughly stirred
in. This was found 10 be q sure remedy for
the apyle-tree bark louise, but for some or most
purposes it wll be better diluted For most
purposes, however, n better emulsion was
oundt 10 be made by mixing ono part OF koro-
sene oil with fivo parts of milk, either sweet or
sour. This mixture was applied 70 many ton
der plants with no injury to twigs or foliage
When nsed in the proportion Of one to three,
many plants were injured. When even more
dilute Than one part Of oil to FIVE OF milk, the
mixture was sufficiently strong to dispatch
most insects. When only half that strength IL
destroyed quickly all the apple-tree lice. Tho
proportion of one 10 Eve however, was found
70 be always safe and expeditions ii killed
tho striped cucumber beetles, squash bug.
grape foas, and many kinds OF larya II IL
readily applied with 3 fountain pump or syr-
inge Prof. Forbes Of Illinois, has used kerr
ofrne with success In destroying ohinch bugs
Western Rural
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11

ACaliforniaa has lately returned from
India. ~here lie gave considerable at
tention "a wheat raising ID that country.
Ffe says: Cheap labor aud Tho won
1erful fertility Of tho Indian coil apply
70 The whest problem. Two crops will
grow IN . year. Farnines cccur insach
\ country only because tho peoplsara
70 poor, notbecause there Is not enough
" sat Opium is now raised IN India
aSder the command Of the British Cor
erntuenss fthat G~oyernment should
iasuS ths command TO raise wheat, Eng.
had b at once independent Of The
American crop. The thing 10 done.
Mr.. Swift thought that in q few years
England's wheat supply might all come
from India.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11

81 rAur.-Wheat old, No. i hard, o6ag7c,
No z 6Te
Corn. Ma z 4a01Ssc; No Il 4eta4De
Oats. No 2 mixed. zad55c: No. 2 whita
|sc; No y white 2Ac; rejected, DC.
Barley. Nc, z. 500 No . extra, 40 No q
Rye, No ., sSo
Baicd Hay, Wild. $3.50; timothy sa5oaio,5a
Eggs, I3Mi4c.
MILWAUKEE -Wheat No 2, 77Mc
Corn. No = rejected, SIC.
0at. No. 2. 2sNG29b<e; no . Win !. 300
Rye, No 1. Nc; No. . 5}e
Barley. No :. old, 62c
Mass Pork. sl7.2A
Lard ss.St
bntier choice creamery, 2S9ele; fair %
TODD, ltMtvc; best daIsy, ls@t5c
Eggs, i5tal3sSe
CmcAao-Mheas, No . Chicago sprinv
T1seasl9Ec; No j Chicago spring GlSaC6s. M
sIsd sigsslac; No 3 rcd, h@nAe
Corn. 5tNay21Sc
Oafs. 24&{c.
hyc. 56e.
Rariey. 6as4c.
Flax Seed, sI.0<.
Pork. slS5nttsian
Iap4 $z.~3Nlsza0tsa
pnsssr sssanaary, ! 7@is15e dairy, laal4ha.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11
General News Items.

Pingree's majority In Vermont Is q, 96l with
three small towns 70 hear from
The ssoni-annual dividends payable Ia Bc~-
hon this month aggregate aa,0&1k 57.
At Jamestown. Oak Attorney Nancy was
sxpuarated from the charge Of having used
c~aneeiied sAmpe
In Conway county, Ark, Mrs Richard Frce-
man recently gave birth 20 two boys and two
girls al hale and perfect
Fonr thousand head OF catilc have been pnr.
chased from Montana growers by Engiishmon.
and are being driven TO ranges in the North
sest Territory,
Mira Prank Leslie has purchased Tousgeo's
Continent, thai gentleman remaining AZ editor.
About saAuu has been sunk in trying - es
ahlish tho magazine
Tho Virgo Bay Treasure company has been
Philadelphia with the purpose Of recover
ms twenty % forty millions 81 treasure sunk
q yigo bay, on tho northwestern coast Of
Spain.
h apparent absurGity OF repeating tho
same little announcement 10 twonty-four sol
snna of advertising caused HIS minister 10 re-
nOn4sfate wifi. p-n1xt Booze. IN his extraya-
yAncc. "why do you adopt such business
netnn3rf no was asked '.SnlulY 10 make
Sou and others notice them, = was his sagacioua
reply.
Mrs Carrie Uhlmann and husband, simon,
a New York. aro each seeking legal separa-
lions. The husband charges abandcnmeut
and cruel treatment; the wife charges cruel
treatment Uhlmann is a well known Nor
dealer said 10 be worth sJoo,Oul Mira UhT
mann is daughter Of Ferdinand Mayor. whts
ascly made hn assignment
The brokers on Waii street and tho ladies al
Newport are gossiping ahoutthe affairs OF VIII
liAm II. Vanderbilt and his 0 This time ii
10 Cornelius who is the snhJost Of gossip. He
was keayily loaded with stocka, il Is said, at the
time he went 20 Europe lart May, aud he was
not here tc tako care al hts holdings at the
panic aud the great depression in pricss. He
specniaftd through q large number OF
bonuses and tho sum lost Is said 10 be nearly
49, .00Q
-Four Of Piakorton's detectives arc on the
track Of eighteen aldermen or New York who
are said 10 have been bribcd into giving away
ihe broadway surface railroad franchise, over
The mayors veto. The size 81 the .sboodler Il
sad 10 have boon f4.sD. O~Al-&D.UgOin cash ana
si5,o0D Ia stock "a the read for each nsonsbsr'
Tho h0idors 81 10 ulsysy are already known,
aud ~ sqoE ~ ti1 irysi eyidvnrs IL pun into
y VIII bs pgesaassd " the graEd jury
M
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-09-11


Prot. Dodge, statistician Of the agri.
cultural department, In a recent work
upon The Industrial economy of the
United States, presents deductions from
statistics showing that half the cult
vated area Of the United States lies in
one-foorth Of It's territory. producing
more than three~fourths Of some to the
princpaI crops. The fact sshown that
the Ohio valley b the most fully dc.
s~sssa~<i body Of land, ohio having "a
per cent. Of her surface in farms, Indi-
y 6S.9, Illinois sS4. Kentucky "a and
no ether state ~ mnch. II IL shown
that already throo-tenths o. the manu-
fscturcs Of the United States arc pro-
duced within the Central West In less
than three-tenths Of the area OF the
country. within half q century from Ia
settlement