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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance Of an
order Of the superior Cour Of the county Of Los
Angeles, state Of California, made on the 5th day
September, 1884, In the matter Of the sstste and
guardianship Of wm- X. Greed. an insane person,
the undersigned. the gu srdian Of the person and
state Of said insane will sell private sale 70 the
highest bidder, for cash. gold coin Of the United
States, and subject to confirmation by said Su-
perior Court, on Monday, the 10Th day ot Sep
tember, lsst az 10 o'cleck 4 n. at the once Of
Rieknell White, Rooms ll-ls, Temple Block,
in the city and county Of Los Angeles, Ill the
right title, interest and estate OF the sad insane
person. VIM. X. Greed. In and to all those certain
lots pieces or parcels Of land situate lying and be-
ing in the said county OF Los Angeles, state OF
California. and btunded and described ~ fol-
lows, to-wit.
First-Commencing on the westerly side Of
Olive street at point 200 feet northeriy from
the north-westeriy corner Of Ninth and Olive
streets and running thence northerIy 20 feet
along said line Of Olive str q; thence westerly
ids feet parallel with the northeriy line Of Ninth
street; thence southerly 20 feet parallel with Oh
i've street. thence eastery 1876 feet TO place Of be-
ginningi being part Of Block 81. ord's survey.
second -Commsncing on the north-westeriy
line OF Hill street at point di tsnt 50 feet north
eastery from the nortn westerly corner Of Hill
and Eleventh streets; runs thence north-easterly
along said line Of hiiI street ~ fecf; thence At
right angles north westerly on line parallel with
Eleventh street i25 + ct; thence al right angles
south-westerly on line rarallei with Hill street
20 feet aud thence - right angles south-easterIy
on line parallel with Eleventh street 1875 feet to
the point Of commeucement; being portion OF
block os >s known on Urds Map q City Of Los
Angeles.
Terms aud conditions Of sale: cHsh In gold
coin upon continuation by the Superior Court
Deed At expense Of purchaser. bfds or offers
may be made Ut any time after the fret pubiics-
ticn OF this notice and before the making Of the
sale. All bids or o4ers must be In writing and
left at the ofice Of Bickneli d white, Rooms
li-l4. Temple block. In said city OF Los Angeles.
HENRY KING,
Guardian Of the Person and EstAts ot said Insane
Person scplstd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
Tin Mining.

The worlds production Of tin in 1883
was As, 40 tons. oae.thira of which was
consumed in the United States. This
immense amount has been imported
from England and her colonies, but the
recent discovery in the Black Hills will,
II the statements made are correct, revo-
lution;ze the trade. According to Prof.
Bailey. the deposits there are so vast as
to be able to supply the whole world
for centuries. The center of the district
which covers an area Of twelve miles by
seven or eight, is Harney Peak. The
tin-beari < rock can be quarried from
the surface instead of being followed up-
dergrouud, and he claims to have seen
veins Of it of more than fifty feet in
width which will average much better
than the Cornish veins, where the ore
has to be raised from a great depth at q
heavy cost. OF the stream tin, which
can be obtained by sluicing and which
will yield about fifty per cent. Of pure
tin, he speaks as follows,
"The stream tin alone is so abunda mt
that all the companies that could possi-
bly, work It could go on for twenty years
without exhausting it. Yet this is but
the waste, you might say, Of the main
deposit-the mere scraps that water and
frosts have detached, little bit at q
time, from the great mass and source Of
the ore, which is Harney Peak itself,
more than mile high, and the surround.
ing tin bearing rock, which extends for
miles. 1t is impossible to imagine this
great body Of ore ever being exhausted.
As to profit, the richness Of the ore COM
pared with that Of any other tin.bearing
district of the world settles that con.
clusivsly."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
A Butler shouter Dlseusted

81 wish somebody would kick me, y
he said, as he made his way to the bar
of the Tombs yesterday.
"You can be accommodated" said
Justice White, with smile.
'tGrest Scottl what fool was.
am Republican, and was sent by the
leader Of my district to Union Square
last night and shout for Butler. was
drenched 10 the skin. didn't seek any
shelter, because wanted to get near the
platform, and there stood, sir, for two
mortal hours, when word came that Ben
Butler was in Masonic Hall. was iupt
the maddest man you ever saw"
"And then you became disorderly
queried the Justice.
Eyes, sir, 1 became thoroughly
aroused, and my blood boiled with in.
dignation. made up my mind to stay
home the next time, and while denounc-
ing Butler was arrested"
"Do you still want to be kicked?"
"Yes, SIR"
"Ofiicer. take this man on the street,
give him what he wants, and let him
60"
Thanks. Good-by, Judge"
''Good.by. - Eastern Exchange.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12

A very interesting exhibition Of
affinity in animals usually antagonistic
was observed few days ago by Hart
ford gentleman. He has large number
Of doves. and when they feed, the corn
attracts the chickens, sparrows, and
even rats. The birds do not seem to be
in the least frightened az the hungry
rodents, although these are of unusual
size. No happier family exists inside
or outside menagerie. Bat the ''human.
itarinn aspect" of the strange assortment
was shown at its height. The gentleman
observed one of the rats run to the
corn, feed heartily, and then go to the
carriage house. dozen or more feet
away. He repeated the visit number
OF times. The Observers curiosity being
aroused, he went to the carriage house
and found one of the doves--a sick one
eating corn there. The object Of the
rats movements was made plain-he had
been carrying corn to the dove, unable
to go to the ground itself.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
PACIFIC COAST.
A Rousing German Meeting at
San Francisco.
NO RsPUsLICAN IN THEIRS.
The German Vote Pledged to the
democracy acy-Prohibition strict.
Iy sat Down on-Eminent
speakers Address the
Meeting.
Especial to the Herald by A ssoeiated Pressl

Especial to the Herald by A ssoeiated Pressl
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ll.-A mass
meeting under the auspices OF the Ger
man Democratic Central Club at Platt's
Hall this evening was one of the most
numerously attended Of this campaign.
The ball was densely crowded and the
audience very enthusiastic. Speeches
we're made by Charles KohIer, DR.. Il.
RozAs, H. Hssbsch, Marcus Rosenthal
and Colonel George FIournoy. The pro-
hibition question was discussed at length,
and generally denounced as conflicting
with the Federal constitution in inter
fsring with the personal liberty of the
citizen. BIaine's record in connection
with the land grants and his foreign
policy was denounced and the support Of
the German vote was pledged to the Demo.
cratic party. Resolutions to that effect
were unanimously adopted. The Oak
land and city clubs and the Democratic
County Committee, preceded by their
bands entered the hall during the pro.
ceedipgs.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
oITY TAX NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby given that the City Taxes Of
the city Of Los Angeles. California, for tho nsral
year 1885 are now due and payable, and will
(unless paid prior thereto) become delinquent on
the first Monday Of November (nextl 1884, at 9
O'Clock ?. H., and unless paid prior thereto five
per cent, will be added to the amount thereof
The said taxes are payable at the City Tax
Collectors Oftce. No. IS N. Spring street. at Los
Angeles city, every day. except SUNDAYS and
legal holidays, between the hours Of 0 O'Clock A.
NJ and O'Clock p ~
And the law in regard to the collection Of City
Taxes will be strictly enforced.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Septen-
Der, A. d. 1894. II. 5. PARCELS,
City Tax Collector Of the city of Les Angeles.
Cal. septl2l5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
Nihilist Noise.

WARSAW. Sept. ll.-Thousands Of
copies of the Nihilist proclamation weru
circulated, signed by the Central Com
mittee. The proclamation says: "In
the struggle to sustain the people against
the rule of the Gar, we ought to have
recourse to the same weapons he uses.
Our fight is now as it ever was a
Poutrance. We have done justice to
journalists. Skifiptsyki, whose death
was wrongly attributed to the violence
of thieves, was executed by US a. spy.
No traitor escapes" The police failed
to discover the source Of the publicati ton
Of the proclamation. The police, how
ever, seized Nihilist at the railway
station disguised as an officer of the
guard.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
passenger. south and East.

MERGED, Sept. 1.-THE following is
the list Of south bound passengers pass.
ing here to-day:
J FForster, Ben Edelman. F J Barnes,
] Altman, F P Kelly, J Mellus and
wife, Mrs A e Thornton, Kew, Los
Angeles; N B Steves, L F Cockroff, H
r Hatuck, San Francisco; w Beherndt,
Gusymas, Mex; Count Luis Nordman.
Hoboken; E Bennett, Chicago; Frank
B Isaac, Oakland: L d Mullins and child,
Memphis, Tenn; Mrs Amaford. Phoenix,
A T; @ M Robertson, Oakland; N J
Tullcr, Arizona; Miss M Meredith, Val
lejo; F J Dolsver, Pasadena.
califsrnia Riaemea Biuned.
SAN FRAScIsco, Sept. ll.-Adjutant
General Cosby and Colonel Sonntag,
inspector General of rife practice N. G.
c., have had q consultation at Sacra-
mento, regarding the advisibility Of
sending team to the Carson Interstate
Match. Colonel Sonntag expressed the
opinion as entertained by himself and
Msier Close, that no team capable Of
coping with the Nevada team could be
selected without the aid of the 5th
Infantry men. As the latter had posi-
lively refused to 60 Col. Sonntag recon-
mended that no team be sent. This in
ell probability settles the matter and the
Nevada team will be allowed to
carry of the trophy by default.
stage Held Up"
MARYsvILLE, Sept. ll.-To-day at 3
p. N. the Forbestown stage was "held
up" at . point between Oroville and
Forbestown. The mail and passengers
were robbed. The officers are in pursuit.
san Luis Obtsps Denoc rats.
SAN LUIS 0pIsro, Sept. 1.-THE
County Democratic Convention met yes
terday with full representation, w. J,
Oaks, Chairman. The following nomin-
ations were made: Superior Judge, d.
8. Gregory; Assembly, Frank McCoffen;
Sheriff, A. C. Mcleod; Clerk, d. A.
Russell; Auditor, 8. NJ. Wilson; Re-
corier, F. +. Darke; Surveyor, r. r.
Harris; Coroner. p. H. McGinna; Pub
lic Administrator, Lew NJ. Marden;
District Attorney, ]. N. Turner; Treas.
urer, p. Kaetxel. The nominations were
nearly all unanimously made. The
ticket Is conceded to be one Of the
strongest that could be made.
santa Barbara Democrats.
sAsrA Banana. Sept 1.-THE Dem.
ocratio County Convention met to-day.
Colonel w. A. Hayne was nominated as
permanent Chairman. The following
county officers were nominated. Sheriff,
j. L. Irwin; County Clerk, J. H. Kin.
oaid; District Attorney, A, A. OQlesby;
Recorder. r. Wickenden; Tax Collector.
J. J. Eddleman; Auditor, Alfred Davis;
Treasurer, U. Yndart; A.semblymau.
W. 7. Lucas; Superior Judge, r. M.
billiard. A grand Democratic ratifics.
tion meeting was held tonight.
Deadly Canned Fruit.
BURNSIDE, ILL.,, Sept. ll.-At the we'd
ding Of :. d. Stouer and Mrs. M. J..
Scott last night, canned fruit poisoned
seventeen persons, including the bride
and minister. Three Of the victims,
John Wilson, Jennie Estenghausen and
Mrs. Breedsn, will die.
A Denecrasic Nomination.
OAKLAND, Sept. ll.--Walter NJ. Hey
wood was nominated last night for
Democratic kssemblyman from the
Fifty-fourth District.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
Bunalo Ball.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.l

From the Cincinnati Enquirerl
The Republican papers have in the
Rev. Mr.. Ball. of Buffalo, heavy load
to carry. 1t seems that this enrerpris-
ing scandal-monger was not satisfied
with being the backer of an irrespoa-
sibls sheet in Buffalo, but has been writ
ing private letters to Henry Ward
Beecher and other clergymen, trying to
get them to join him in the false stories
for which he became responsible. The
question may arise in the near failure.
How much Of the Republican campaign
fund is Ball getting.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12

/ saw letter to-day from one Of the
most prominent Democratic managers,
written from New York TO q Democrat
in the city, which says that there should
be little stock taken in the statement
sent out by the Republican National Com
mittee that they are about out Of funds.
The writer Of the letter says that he
knows to the contrary that the National
Republican Committee has "any Gods
quantity Of money!" that they propose
at the proper time to food Ohio and
any other doubtful State with money in
order to carry the elections. - Washington
Special to Cincinnati Enquirer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12

PIrrsBuRaH, Sept ll.--On account Of
the depression in trade the Edgar
Thompson Steel Company to. day notified
the employees that unless they accept q
reduction In wages . suspension Of oper-
ations would be necessary. The firm
employs nearly 5000 men. Tho proba-
bility is that the reduction will be 40
cepted, as the number Of idle men In
this vicinity Is greater now than at any
time during the past few years. Only
about half the mills aud glass factories
are In operation. There is great distress
among the poor In consequence: The
Poor Board officials have nearly ex-
hausted the appropriation for outdoor
relief and ithas six months yet 70 run. IL
Is estimated that there arc four thozssnd
vacant rooms In the city on account OF
the poorer classes doubling up to save
~expenses.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
GovERNmENr WARDS.
The Committee on indian Affairs
Begins Its LabOrs.

CHICAGO, Sept. ll.--Senators Dawes
fMass.) and Angus Cameron (Wis.) are
here, where they will meet Senator John
T. Morgan, of Alabama. These GENTLE
men nre the subcommittee of the Senate
Committee on Indian Affairs, of which
Senator Dawes is chairman. At the
session Of Congress recently closed they
were authorized to investigate the con-
dition of the Indians in the west AMI to
devise and report plan for settling the
troubles among those wards Of the gov
ernment. They will leave tomorrow,
at noon, for San Francisco, whence they
will 20 TO the Round Valley reservation.
This Il in Northern California, and the
reservation has been . never ceasing
source Of trouble on account of encroach.
ments by the whites. Having made an
investigation ct Round Valley, the COM
mittse will go to Southern California
and look into the Mission Indian troubles.
The Mission Indians have no reserva-
tions, but have squatted on government
lands and are inextricably mixed with
the whites. They wero formerly wards
Of the Mexican government and are bet
ter educated than other tribes Of their
species. This, however. has not pre-
vented trouble between them and the
whites, calling for government inquiry.
Senator Cameron said he thought 1t
would take about four weeks to got
through with Round Valley and the Mis-
sion. The committee will then return
east for little rest and to cast their
votes for President and set out again in
November for an extensive inspection
Of affairs in the Indian Territory.
It Is here that Oklahama Payne
has been giving the government
soldiers trouble. There are nve CIVIL
ized tribes here which have their own
newspapers and other evi-
dences Of higher civilization. They
have In some way leased large tracts of
land, given them by the government for
their own use, 10 cattlemen. Senator
Cameron says it was clearly q violation
of the understanding with the United
States government for them to do it,
but in some way they secured the as
sent Of the Interior Department. The
Indians are now complaining of abuses
which have grown out of these leases
"They receive q RENTAL" said Senator
Dawes, s'of something like 500, 900
year. They therefore ought to be salts
fed. but they are not. Our business
will be to ascertain how these leases
were secured, whether it is the best
thing for the Indians, and il not what
shall be done"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
"onspot" in the Gulf of Mexico.

There is q remarkable place, says an
exchange, in the Gulf Of Mexico, known
as the ''oil spot" It extends about
two miles along the shore, aud perhaps
three quarters Of . mile seaward. In a
storm Its appearance is very wonderful.
All around are angry boiling waters.
tossing the foam high in the air, while
within this inclosure Is perfect calm.
In fine weather there is nothing to dis.
tinguish In the place; but in gale, the
waves become thiok and OF q reddish
hue. Mud taken from the spot has all
Of the cleaning qualities of soap, and ID
used to scrub the deoks Of vessels. Sci.
entifc men are puzzled 10 know what
makes the "oil spot"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
Something for Everybody.
Ihave on hand constantly choice line of
Fish, Game and Poultry. Fresh
Salmon Received Daily.

Also all other Fish. including Clans. Cookies
Lobsfers, Plover, Quail. Rabbits. snipe, ducks.
always on hand In their season. Poultry Of all
kinds speciality. ESs
Any o. the above goods dressed kee Of extra
change and delivered to any part Of the city.
Cholce Eastern Hams and bacon sliced to or
der. L. ~ EHX0(i.
los South Spring Street
p. O. Boz 6S Telephone lo6
oecds shlppsd G. o. D. al Lowesf narkst Rates.
ssp<e9s
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
THE PLAGUE.
Its Fearful Deva.tatlo.s in italy.


NAPLES, Sept. ll.-In this city during
the twenty-four hours ended at 9 o'clock
this evening there have been 966 fresh
cases and 1928 deaths from cholera. In
other parts Of the province during the
same time there we're: 10 fresh cases and
"A deaths at Avellino, fresh cases and
2 deaths at Beragamo. IL fresh cases and
9 deaths at Campo Rosas, 3 fresh cases
and deaths at Caserta, l3 fresh cases
and deaths at Cremona, fresh cases
and 3 deaths at Cuneo, ~ fresh cases
and 10 deaths at Genoa, 36 fresh cases
and 81 deaths at Spezzia, 26 fresh cases
and II deaths at Carrora, fresh cases
and deaths at Parma, fresh cases and
Q deaths at Reggie, 2 fresh cases and l
death at Navarro. At PotenzA and So.
lerno there has been one death at each
place.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12

Blaine was one Of the stock kholders Of
the original company which monopolized
the coal business Ia the Hooking Valley
Of the Ohio. and brought about the op-
prsssion Of the miners which led TO the
present strike. He is noble citizen to
pose - the special champion and pro-
tector Of American Labori--New York
World.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12

Our Western people are liable to be
laid low by malarial fever, when break
ing up new lands. The folks in the
East are also complaining Of fever. chills
and ague, arising from decaying vege-
table matter and imperfect drainage.
for either East or West the beat remedy
IA Ayers Aque Cure.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
TnE HEATED TERM.
How II is serving the People in
the East.

New YoRK. Sept. ll.-At 8 P. NJ. to-
day the Thermometer marked rs; @ A. NJ.
70; o A. NJ, "; noon IS. The slight fall
from yesterdays temperature afforded
but little relief, although light breeze
sprang up. Tie people are still suffer-
ing severely from the effects Of the heat.
AT the Coroner's office, between the
hours of s and IL this morning, there
were reported 25 sudden deaths, many
OF which were directly or indirectly due
to the extreme heat lately prevailing.
Total number of cases of prostrations
by the heat in this city Is eighteen.
The number OF prostritions in Brooklyn
to-day was fourteen. Three have
proven fatal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
rElEcRApNuc rkAsuGs
Condensed From Last Nights As
seciated Press.

A Philadeiphia Judge has held that q
person has right to cut telegraph wires
II they are stretched across his land
without his permission.
tits rumored that the President has
decided TO appoint Gen. Geo, H. sharpe
as Secretary Of the Treasury.
Nebraska Prohibitionists have nomi-
mated J. G. Miller for Governor and put
st. John electors In the field.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
rurn,tare E.e.ory Bur.ea.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 1.-THE fac
tory of the Eagle Furniture Works. U.
W. Wilson q Son, proprietors. South
Baltimore, burned this afternoon. The
building, besides the machinery. con.
tanned large quantity of finished and
unfinished furniture and lumber. none
of which was saved. The proprletors
now estimate the damage at $20O,OOO,
upon which only partial insurance was
carried. The fire originated In the dry
ing room, over the boiler.
The Alan Whs Married Above HIS
STATEN.
Troy. N. Y, Sept. 1.-THE follow
ing dispatch was sent from here to might:
70 o.. W. Morosini, New York
There is little doubt that the coachman,
Shilling, and wife are in Troy.
[Signedl Troy Daily telegram.
washington Democrats Ratiiy. :
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE Democ-
racy Of the District of Columbia ratified
the nomination OF Cleveland and Hen
dricks by grand open air dsmonstra-
ton tonight. There was . street
parade with some 200 In line of local
Democratic organizations.
Centestipx colorado Repuhlicans
DENVER, Sept. 1.-THE Republican
State Committee In session ct Colorado
Springs, after several adjournments
pending the report of the Committee on
Credentials reasssmblsd at seven o'cock
this evening. The Committee made q
majority and minority report, which
gave rise to an exciting debate which is
still in progress Several counties in
cIuding this and Arapahs, sent contest
ing delegations to the State Convention.
Those suppose to favor tho reelection Of
N. p. Hill to the United States Senate
and those opposed. The Representatives
OF the Hill faction In the COMMITTEES on
Credentials presented minority report.
The factional contest is the most bitter
ever known in the political history Of
Colorado.
The Majority In Malne.
PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. ll.-A special
from Augusta says: TIE total vote Of
the State will reach l42, 40. Rebie's
majority over Redman, 2O,6l5. This Il
inc iar865b majority over gwen chnot-
date for Governor of this State In .
Presidential year.
Excursion - the Rsckies.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ll.-It Il an
nounced that grand Transcontinental
excursion has been arranged TO start at
the close OF this week. Members Of the
American and British Associations will
be given an opportunity to visit the
Rocky Mountains at low rate. Tickets
to Denver and return. good for thirty
days. can be purchased the remainder Of
the week at 1885 for the round trip.
An opportunity il offered Of visiting
Pixies Peak. the Garden Of the Gods,
and other points of interest.
sehurs speaks.
CHICAGO, Sept. ll.--Carl Schurz at
Central Music hall tonight delivered an
address on political topics. The audi
ence limited to the seating capacity Of
the hall, numbered $500. Three or
four hundred others desirous Of obtining
admission were turned away.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
Malone.
From the Springfield Republican.

From the Springfield Republican,
The Republicans are getting alarmed
about Virginia. where Malone is acting
like head-strong fool, refusing to give
the Straightouts place on the electoral
ticket, and even compelling the Repub-
licans to accept his nominees for the
presidencies Of their county committees.
In several cases the Republicans have
bolted against the little boss, and the
gravest detection is that of his old
lieutenant, Senator Kiddlebcrger, who
hss thrown Malone overheard altogeth-
er and is running his own campaign.
Gov. Camron, too. denounces Mahone's
methods, and even bets against his cam
didates,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-12
Assessment for Grading and Inn
provemsnt of Jackson street.

Notice u hereby given that the assessment
roll for and on account Of the grading and i'm
provement OF jackson street. Is on file In my
1854. aud the said assessment roll is now open
for public inspcctien.
W. W. ROBINSON.
Clerk of The Council Of the City of Los Angeles
Los Angeles. September ssh. A u. lisa.
nru@4 a.