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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
COURT REPORTS
Superior Court-Howard. ].
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Superior Court-Howard.J j.
THURSDAY, Jan. II.
Briswalter VS.. Polomares, ct al-Con-
tinued to be taken up on motion.
Estate Of J. H. La Fetra. deceased
Sarah La Fetra appointed administra-
trix. Bond, $4,000.
Estate Of X. Weinhold, deceased
Petition for sale of real estate and order
of sale objected to by w. q. Kerckhof.
c ontinued.
In re application Of All Pom for writ
of habeas corpus-Pet.tion heard and
prisoner discharged.
John Hancock VS.. J. II. Lucas--De.
murrer to amended answer overrulcd;
ten days to answer.
SET FOR TO DAY.
Mendelson VS.. his creditors Petition.
HINES, J.
Warner VS.. Howe Partially tried and
continued until the 25th inst.
Mellus vs.. Mellus-Plaintiff given ten
days further time to serve amendments $
to proposed statement on motion for new
trial.
Patterson VS.. Patterson-Cause set for
hearing February 7th.
Guiol VS.. Prager-On trial
johnson vs.. Pico-Motion to strike
out part of answer and demurrer to an
swer. submitted and taken under adj
visement.
PEOPLE VS.. Richard Hibberd-Appeal
Argued. submitted and taken under
advisement.
Buhr VS.. Buhr--Decree ordered to en-
ter as prayed for.
Steere vs.. Tucker-Sst for trial Jan.
Is, at 0A. NJ.
Guiol VS.. Prager-Continued till to-
morrow at P. NJ.
SET FOR TODAY.
Bush VS.. Johnson.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
An opulent Thief.

Chief Cuddy was yesterday called
upon to exercise his official duties at the
U. $. Hotel. A boarder calling himself
J. NJ. Walsh alias johnson, had occupied
room in that popular hotel and packed
his traps in the afternoon preparatory
to trip to Arizona.
Tho beds in the hotel were made in
the usual way in the forenoon, after
which Johnson packed up his traps in
the room. and by some peculiar desire
prcpriated pair of fine hlankets from
his bed, and spread the remaining cloth
lag back in neat and tidy manner; but
by some fortuitous concurrence of cir.
cumsiances the chambermaid in making
some charges in The rooms discovered
the blankets to te missing.
The Chief was notified, and he called
on the blanket adherer, johnson, before
he left for the train, and informed him
that visit to the headquarters Of the
Police would be requi>ite before starting
for Arizona. 1t is needless to say that
Johnson obeyed, and on arrival at
the Chiefs office, it was found that
he had 5000 in cash on his person and
was well fixed generally. His baggage
was searched and the missing pair Of
blankets found therein. The Chief tried
to get an explanation from the johnson,
alias somebody else. as to the strange
way in which the bed blankets came into
his possession. He said he had been
suffering from asthma, and supposed
that he did il, If at all, while suffering
from that complaint. Iu view OF the
great ingenuity of the excuse, the Chief
required the ingenious asthnatic to de-
posit $40 for his appearance to-day in
Justice Morgan's Court to explain the
relation between stealing bed blankets
and mild form of asthma. The time
of the johnson was so precious and the
labor Of demonstrating the necessity of
stealing while almost suffocating with
phthisic, appeared to be too great bur-
den for the opulent invalid, and he de-
posted without making his plea in ex-
tenuatioL, so the city is $40 ahead, but
the ingenious invalid is minus $40.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
improve the Streets.
Bush VS., Johnson.


VIII the Committee on Streets, of the
City Council, ascertain which end of
the cutters of Spring street, between
Temple and First streets, are the high
est . After every rain, the water stands
on both sides OF the street in a state of
filth, and innlecision, not knowing which
way to run. When horses are hitched
along the gutter. the stamping of their
feet sratters the pedestrians AID eans IS
serious injury t, their clothing. In
front of the Central Block, where the
sidewalk is thfonged all day. because
building makes the otherside impass,ble,
there has been pool of filthy water for
three days past, and the same has been
splashed aud spattered right and left,
simply because one end of the gutter is
no lower than the other, and because
the gutter in the middle Of the block is
lower than either end of the same. This
is shameful. Every citizen should feel
an honorable pride in keeping the city
clean. Is there any need for filthy
ponds of water to pollute the air in our
favored city! The thousands of visitors
who come three thousand or more miles to
see Los Angeles, do not come to see mud
puddles in the streets. They have had
plenty of them at home, and come here
to see something else. All our walks
and streets should be made models of
cleanliness, so that our visitors may not
only prolong their stay, but recommend
others to como to the sunset land and
be happy. If the Street Committee or
the Board of Health, will go about and
see these testers on the face of the city,
they will be ashamed.
The people clamor for improvement in
this respect. VIII the authorities begin
this work at once and show city like
Detroit, Michigan, or Rochester, New
York. with cleanly cutters that give no
nauseous smells and fever germs to the
inhabitants? We need also 10000 shade
trees, planted this spring, on our thorough.
fares. Who will lead off and plant the
greatest number of shade trees! There is
grand opportunity to plant shade trees
in East Los Angeles, West Los Angeles,
and on Boyle Heights, Mount Pleasant,
and tho road to the Evergreen Gene
terry, and to the County Hospital. Let
the good work begin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
New York and Ivanpah District.

Last Wednesday Messrs. John Nc
Bride and VIM. P. Mccullough returned
from the New York district. Mr.. Nc
Bride has been doing the assessment
work ON his numerous claims in that
district, and reports that his mines are
looking well. He is confident that as
soon as mill is erected there and COM
mences operations a good camp will be
established in that district. This camp
is about 30 miles from the railroad and
about 20 miles from Providence. Mr..
Mccullough has been 10 Ivanpah, and
found the camps prospect improving.
On his return he stopped at the New
York district and was much sur, rised at
seeing such an immense quantity Of ore
on the dumps and uncovered in the
mines. The ore is low grade but there are
such enormous quantities Of II to be OBJ.
tanned that II mill were in operation
there now, II could be kept constantly
busy ON ore ior an indefinite time, and
make good profits. Here il . chance
fore some capitalist 70 invest some Of his
idle thousapds to good advantags. Cal
jco Print
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
Sudden Deaths.

Deputy Coroner Johnsor, who went
out to Banning to hold an inquest on the
body of dead man, found, on arriving
there, that there were two corpses TO sit
upon. One was an old man, "a years Of
age, who was found dead in his bed, the
jury rendering verdict that he died
from natural causes. His name was
Lewis Wentworth. The other man was
Frenchman, SO years old, who had
been on prolonged spree, and the jury
decided that he also had died from "nat.
ural causes. San Bernardino Inder.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18

Visitors to Los Angeles this winter
will be surprised to see the improve
ments since last year. One of the most
noticeable and what the city needed
was first.class restaurant at reason
able prices. The Pacific Restaurant,
on North Spring street, opposite the
postoffice, is the best appointed in South
ein California, and would be credit TO
San Francisco, or any Of the large cities
in the East. Its dining rooms are very
neat, and we are glad to notice it ia
doing a rushing business. janl5 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
Passengers Due rnis Hven,ns.

The following is the list of passengers
by the Southern route, to arrive in Los
Angeles at 4;45 o'clock this evening,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD
from CASA Grande, Arizona, at 10
o'clock last night;
LA Moultrie, San Francisco; Rev A
J Meyer, Rev F X AntifI. Philadelphia;
M C Reed, Fort Collins, Col; E W Reed.
Connecticut; Geo Henderson and child,
Silver City, N M; Geo H Howell and
wife. Boston; Abbie s Gordon, Dayton.
Me; Frank Cunningham and wife. M G
Knight. wife and daughter, Chicago;
Frank Hanley and wife. London, Eng;
Mrs Geo B Senter. Miss Gussie Senter.
Willis Masters, Cleveland; Miss Clara
Hyatt. New York; Harry Fishback
Charleston, A T; Mrs J Friedlan der,
Fairfield, la; C A Brown, st Louis; J
Chandler, Fulton, Cal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
sudden Death.
Tombstone Ep;taph. |

John T. Logan, one of the owners and
locators OF Logan City. in the Qaijotoas,
dropped suddenly dead in that place on
Sunday evening last at 6 o'clock. Ac,
cordiug to the Tucson Star, but few
minutes before death he plsyfully ran a
foot race with friend after which be
ate a hearty supper, during
which he was very lively and
INDUCED in considerable jesting
with his companions. After the meal
he went out and sat down upon a box
by the little camp fire, and in few
minutes fell forward with his face in the
fire. Mrs. Henry was standing near
her son, who hurriedIy lifted the poor
fellow up and did what he could to re-
store him to consciousness, but without
avail, as death cnsued in less than a
minute
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
Realized

We take pleasure in announcing tina!
the endeavor to produce perfect rome
dy, agreeable to the taste and prompt,
painless and effective in its action on the
liver, stomach and bowels, has been sue
ccssful, and that the bitter, nauseous
medicines formerly used for the purpose
are rapidly becoming things OF the past.
Syrup of Figs is the new and pleasant
remedy, and {. F. Heinzeman has been
appointed wholesale agent for Los An.
geles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
The New Toe Factory.

A great industry is now being estAb-
lished in this city. Of very important
character. Messrs. c. B. Gould 4 Co.
are erecting . mammoth ice factory on
lots 2, 4, 9. 8 and 10, South Vine street,
near First street. The building will be
. frame structure, 92xl46, and is now
being erected by Mr.. Hargett. The val
uabls and expensive machinery, from
Cleveland. Ohio, will arrive on Monday
next and be placed in position, while the
great sdifics l. being erected around and
over IL. This immense sblishmspt
win add another 10 the manufacturing in
dustries Of our growing city. The new
company il represented 10 have ample
capital to carry on larse volume Of
businsss.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
CENTLEM EN-:

If you wish the very latest in
footwear-boots and shoes that
are elegant in At and stylish in
appearance, inspect the a took
Of Lewis Bros, the largest in
the city.
One price only, and all goods
marked in plain figures.
ioI &Io3 NORTH SPRING ST.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18

SHILOH'S vITALIzER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspep-
sia. Price 90 and 10 cents per bottle
Sold by c. F. Heinzeman. l22 North
Main sfreat
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
Portland Cement.

My own Importation; direct from
London ex-ship Blengfel. For sale in
lots to suit. Special rates given for
large quantities.
WALTER S. MAXWELL,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18

WILL YOU SUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vital
izer is guaranteed TO cure you. Sold by
c. F. Heinzeman. l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18

GROUP, wHoOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by c. F. Heinze-
man. 100 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
The Panel Game in Les Angeles.


From recent occurrences in Sonora
town it begins to look very much as if
some of the denizens Of that quarter.
among their other accomplishments, had
become expert panel thieves. In yes.
teFday's HERALD was recorded IN exploit
Of the versatile Anita Sanchez by which
a male visitor to her domicile, named
Smith, was made to s1ffer to the tune Of
$50. This case was compromised by re-
turning the money. Scarcely had the
matter been settled when a second vic.
tim, Macy C. Oien, filed complaint
charging the. aforesaid Anita with alb
stracting $240 from his puras. He, nnlike
his compaherc, was not SD fortunate as
to get his money back, and Anita, as is
stated elsewhere, was held for trial be-
fore the Superior Court. Two robberies
Of this character, in the same house on
the same day, calls for at least special
surveillance on the part Of the police. if
not for the suppression of the houses in
that immediate vicinity. Crimes of the
character noted cannot be accomplished
by one person, and as there have re-
gently been acces-ions to the population
of that quarter Of the city, both males
and females, from the Tar Flats of San
Francisco, We would suggcu to our vigi-
liant Chief Of Police 10 use all the power
in him vested to prevent recurrence Of
the crimes mentioned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
Horstord's Acid Phosphate

DR.. R. NJ. Alexander, Fannettsburgh,
Pa, says: II think Horsford's Acid
Phosphate is not equaled in any other
preparation of phosphorus"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18

THAT HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee 1t. Sold by C. F. Heinzeman,
l22 North Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18

sLEEPLEss NIGHTS made misera-
BILE by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure & The remedy for you. Sold BY C.
+. Heinssmsn. l22 North Main street
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
wsllinsson Coal.

Cargo due February lss, per ship
King Csndrie. For ale In car losd lots.
Apply Immediately 70
Wanna 8. MAxw1E1,
nl72e IcC>cz> ~, ~ Ansel><
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18

A suhssqusnt meeting Of the share
hcldsra vas held March s, 1881, 1t
which ssvsnty- y-thzes shares wsrs repre-
ssatsd Iks ~ pnrpoes q thls nsst-
4 u. = akoW1 y ~ rsoori, ~ b -
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
TINE rav srArlmEnr.

Of the Sixth District Agri-
cultural Association Park-Piain
Facts Stated in Plain Manner
for the Benefit of Shareholder
Historical Statement of the Asso-
citation and Allegations Of Crook
edness Established by the Rec
ords.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
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LOCAL BanvITlRs.

Maximum Thermometer, 6S 8.
Minimum Thermometer. SS.7.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18
sHAREHoLDERs' MEETING.

the shares OF stock met at the plac
agreed upsn and organized by electin,
J. M. Griffith. Chairman, and w. j
Neely, Secretary. Seventy. four share
were represented, . majority of all sub
scribed for. 1t might be well enough t,
here say that as an evidence OF conf
dence in the enterprise and desire Il
contribute to the perpetual existence 0
the association, Col. R. s. Baker ha,
subscribed for three shares; 0.W. Childs
five; I. w. Hellman, three; J. E. Hol
lenbeck, Ave; J. NJ. Griffith, five: T.. H
Titus, two; j. G. Downey, three; E
Martin 4 Co., two; ]. R. Toberman
two; Newmark & Co., three; Wallace
Woodwork, two; VIM. Smith. two; R
Nadeau, two; VIM. Ferguson, five; L. J
Rose, five, and Stoneman 4 Edgar, five
Other subscribers one share each, tn
full price thereof being 500 per share
cash down, were the following: WIN
Niles, E. T. McGinnis, F. J. Barretto
H. M. Mitchell, George Carson, B. 7. 8
Gibson. John G. Dotter, w. J. Brodrick
o. H. Mace, J. A. Bumiller. John Guess
Alfredo Solano, George Kinds, L. E
Hewitt, M. Keller, H. Heinsch, s. Wash
burn, Hammel 4 Denker, Walter s. Max
we'll, Walter 8. Moore, 4. F. Spence
VIM. Dryden, Eugene Meyer, C. Lyon
/. N. Moore, Dillon q Kenealy, A. c
Chauvin, Anderson Rose, N. C. Carter
j. Blxby, r. +. del Vale, C. GARNER
A. w. Ryan, A. w. Potts, L. Lichten
berger, Geo. Kerckhoff, Jas. McFadden
A. B. Chapman, D. G. Stevens,
Kuhrts, B. r. Porter, l. Wickersham
Andrew Glassell, X. Germain, e. Maud
8. Celsstine, Doria Jones, I. Lanker
SHIN, w. H. Perry, E. H. Workman, s
Fl. Mott, H. 8. 0rme, j. Mascarel, G. E
Tnom, Geo. B. Sanguinetti, E. A. Huber
A. Briswalter, Phineas Banning, D
Amestoy, w. Fl. Workman, A. J. Hutch
inson, M. Levy, Thos. McLain, Hcllman
Haas 4 Co., J. w. Adams, NJ. Leonis
e. L. Mayberry, I. r. Dunkelberger, R
Garvey, j. Kurtz, I. Bernard, n. Ma
dsau, II. H. Wakeham.
The lots to be decided to Shareholder
contained so by l75 feet, and were mum
bsred consecutively from to 100. Tn
choice Of lots was sold by auction to rails
fund 70 BE- used in Improvements an
spairs, eiehty.three were thus sold, net
ting about S275; the remainder wer
drawn and assigned by lot.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-18

The deed above recited was recorded
on the l4th of April, 1882, and its con
tents soon became known. At a meet.
ing of the Board of Directors held May
4, the matter was fully considered and
the attempt to defeat the will of the
stockholders plainly discussed, and the
following entry made on the records:
"0n motion of Mr.. Hollenbeck, the
President was authorized to appoint O
committee of two to take to Mr.. Glassell
the minutes of the proceedings of the
stockholders of March 8, 1881, also the
deed made by I. N. Moore, and ascer.
tain what legal remedy there Is for the
committee to make it in conformity with
the action of the stockholders in the
meeting referred to-"
Messrs. Hollenbeck and Lichtenberger
were appointed said committee.
At the next meeting, May IL, the above
committee reported that the deed in
question was made in accordance with
instructions from William Niles. The
same committee were then instructed to
take the legal advice Of Mr.. Glassell in
the premises. 4
Another meeting of Directors was held
on the 18th of the same month, at which
time the committee reported the follow
ing;
"Resolved, That whereas, by mistake,
certain conveyance was made by /. N.
Moore to J. L. Hollenbeck and others,
dated April II, 1882, and recorded in
book 8S, page l43, that proper steps be
taken to rescind. cancel and set aside said
conveyance by law, or otherwise. and
. proper deed be drawn and presented to
said I. N. Moore for execution, conform.
able to the resolution Of March 8, 1881,
the minutes Of which appear in the min
utes Of the corporation. on pages 0. 10
aud IL.
"Resolped, That committee be ap-
pointed to take proper counsel concerning
the above matter, and to carry into
effect the above resolution"
On motion Of Mr.. Childs. the resolu-
tions were adopted and committee Of
Hollenbeck, Childs and Lichtenbsrger
was appointed.
At meeting on May Goth, tho com.
mittes submitted the draft Of . substitute
deed. embodying the original covensnts'
which wsa adopted by the following
vote, Ayes -Messrs. Barretto, Titus,
Chllds. Hollsnbeok and Liohtsnberger
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@ects une GutsD Department 1T ausers
ltIsn unb anabertreGtar in auaiitdt nnb
Mnfsrn.
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tpo @aimunb berf6mun6en mar, in bic
Glutb, bic i'm biellei6t f6on bedte.
9n i6rer5eite fnieete gdfrieb unb betete,
un6 all bic Mnberen ftanben ratblos
unb tbatlos rinssum, nit ieber Iiertel=
itaunbe, bic berfoB, fanf ibnen mebr
ber Mutb.
Da pl6bli6 5udte bic iunge Grau su=
iammen unb beugte fi6 tpeit bor. Sic
bate entbedt, mas nod 9fiemanb fab.
Sort in bem 9unite regte ii6 etpas,
nod bunfel unb unbeitimmt, aber es
fam INNER mdber, tpur6e INNER oeutz
li9er. SEPT unterf6ieb man i9on bic
l1ntriiie 6es 8ootes ltno en6li6 erfann=
te man aud bic @eftalten barin. IS
mar 9eben 1nb &ettitng, mas aug ienem
Nebelmeere auftau9te.
(Gortiesn,y tclst)
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partement 1T nun pOlIfdubis in allen
3psi9sn ssnb tis@e Waoren werbea ~
dn6srR niebri9tn Breifen perlauft.
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swGinise etad gralieler unb Sn.
arain Garpsts linb nod porrdtbis uub
inerbeu 3u g1ep gcrfsr 9cfpreiien pers
.slft. wsan beiu&e uns.
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gike gaHem billig. -Sbr fonnt
ale Mrten BON feinen1 unb GancDsG sGanbD
nit geringen Soften anfertigen, tpenn
Sbr lllr ben Mntpeiiungen folgt, Die in
benz tpertbbpuen fleinen 8u6e: elbow
to make candy angegeben fin6. Sass
ielbe tpirb nod ginfen6ung bon 80
Gents in l o6er Gent Stamps an iebe
Mbreie peri6idt. Mtan a6refiire:
The Housewife. &o9eiter, 9. q.
1,3, tum1M
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Cine Yrinabonna befaB einen berz
bdtf9elten Mops, tpel6er fi9 bur6 be-
ftdnbiges &ldffen in re6t unangenebz
tter Weiie bemerfbar nla9te. Ser
&apellmeiiter beutete feinen llntpillen
bariiber BEL einem 8elu9e int 9eim Der
Gdngerin in folgenber Weiie an:
pS6abe, Sammerldabe! Sas Sbier=
den bat eine 10 frdftige Stimme, nur
belIt es Elm flein 8is9en unreir."
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9eras.

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ittoros Quarantaine erfldrt.
= Sn 2arebo 1T ein notorif6e,
Dieb Mamens Sorre5 abgefaBt tporben,
Ddbrenb ct i'm 8egriff mar, ben Store
beg 9errn 8ertram alt berauben.
Ser Neger &obinfon in @uero,
Der cine tpeibe Grau ali f9dn6en per=
fudte, 1T gu fiinfidbriger 3u6tbausbafi
berurtbeilt tporben.
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pDuifon aus laufen bon ieBt ab tpieber
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bod nod per Boot iiber ben Srinitp
GluB gefeBt.
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Dallas bat man einen eleftril9en Mal
gefangen, Der Dem 5mitbionian Snifis
tut in Ma1bington iiberianbt tpurhe.
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bon 9oufton i'm Srinitp uno erbielt baz
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0ater erboben, baB bieier bic 2ei1e be-
raubte, tporauf Maton perbaftet tpurbe.
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oadt.
Sn Dubal gountp berbrannte Ell
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GDlge beg Anfa6ens BON Geuer NIT
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