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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-25
PROBATE JUDGE.

Ed. SPIRIT: Announce JAMES A.
WATSON, of Center township, a. candidate
for the once Of Probate Judge; subject to the
decision Of the Democratic Nominating Con.
yeutiou. MANY DBNoCRAfs.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-25

CONGRESSIONAL Convention ct Cald.
well on Thursdav.,he a6th day Of June.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-25

ISrELLIaEscE viii now have . chance
in The jury box
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-25
Soudan Matters.

SuAKIM, March 1S.-Osusn Digna is
importing natives to j,in in The "Holy
War" now waged against the British.-
He has 2 600 followers and is daily re
ceiving fresh aecessions to bis forces.-
He has sent l50 scouts to va ch the
movements Of Gen. Graham, with or
ders to kill oil stragglers found. The
s6eiks OF the various tribes condemn
Admiral Hewits's offer OF reward OF
q thousand pounds for the head Of Os-
man Digna, and scorn Grsham's friend
ly overtures.
Luzerne county (Pa.) delegates to the
State Democratic convention are instruct.
ell to favor Randall for President.
Many fine farms on the Mississippi
below Cairo have been ruined BY the
heavy sand deposits out OF the Ohio
river.
The Kansas Legislature convened In
special session to consider and take &C
tim concerning the existing cattle dis
ease. S
james Robinson vas sentenced TO
twenty one years' imprisonment for the
murder OF stepchild, at Martinsville,
Ind
A Colorado hamlet named Woodstock
was entirely swept away BY an avalanche
on the 10th Of March. Seventeen per.
soma perished In deep snow.
Fourteen OF the fifteen members OF the
Athens county Republican central COM
mittee In attendance St . meeting at
Athens Saturday, favored General G. n
Grosvenor for Congressman.
An inmate Of the Soldiers Home st
Dayton was found dead on the porch oi
Q saloon near that city. Foul play was
suspected, bat investigation proved death
to have resulted from natural csuses.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-25
Tattooed Like Its Mother.

Baltimore has just had sensation n
the fact that Mrs. j. Worts, sat,oosd
woman who has travelled ell over the
country on exhibition, has given birth
to child who strange 10 say, Was born
with precisely the Same ,attooed over ito
body as those upon its mother. This, per.
haps, is the most remarkable case upoa
record ofthe transmission Of maiefn d
impressions upon offspring.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-25
alnTUEsDAF, MARCH a5, 1884.

Gov. HoApLr was in Cambridge last
week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-25

Adams-WM. A. Ross.
Benton-G. 8. ALaEo.
Bethel. r. CAMDEN.
Center-0. r. LITTLE.
Franklin-THos PoRsHgY.
Gresn-W. n. WILLIAMS.
Jackson-WM. KIRKLAND.
Lee-JAs ANDERSON.
halags-F. ]. SfoUT
0hio-A. G.. W. Porrs.
Perry-k. L. LYNCH
Salem. W. MoKIMxrB.
Ssneca--l. I. HASNAHs.
S1mmit-WM. RucKER.
Suusbury-Dr. B. DENNIs.
switzeriand-F. J ZsssIaER.
Washington-WIsR OKEY.
WAYNR-J. T. DouoHgRrY,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1884-03-25
NoTT0H.

10 Ue Democracy Of Monroe County, Ohio:
You are hereby notified that primary
election will be held on Monday, April Z
1884, for the purpose Of placing in nomina
ton
One person for the efics Of Probate Judge
of Monroe County, Ohio;
One person fer the cfhce Of PROSECUTING
Attorney Of said county:
One person for Commissioner Of said
county;
Ono person for Inhrmary Director Of said
county.
The Democracy Of the several townships
will, at the same time and in the same man.
ner elect one Committeeman for their re-
spective townships to serve for the ensuing
year on the Democratic Central Committee
Of the county.
The polls will be opened in the several
townships between the hours Of . and 10
O'Clock =. m. and close at o'clock p. m. Of
said day, At tho usual places Of ho olding the
elections in the townships.
The nominations will be BY the popular
vote system, the candidate receiving the
highest number Of votes to be declared
nominated.
The election to be conducted in all respects
in conformity with the laws Of the State
regulating general elections, but only the
votes " such persons as ere qualified under
the resolutions Of the Central Committee,
hereafter set forth, shall be received.
The Democratic Central Committee Of
Monroe County, have resolved. BY vote, TO
invoke the protection and subject said pri-
mary election to the provisions Of sections
2s16 to 1921 Of the Revised Statutes Of
Ohio.
The following persons from the following
townships and voting precincts have been
sppeintsd Supervisors, viz:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

The Mrengo Water Company filed its ar
tieles OF Incorporation yesterday with the
County CLERK. It's object Il to huy and 9th
erwise acquire water aud water rights on
The Marengo tract IN Los Angeles county
aud elsewhere and TO develop the same. The
principal place OF bnsiaess IS in Los An
geles city. The term Of existence IA ATTY
years the capital stock is as, 900, divided IN.
~ 5000 shares Oft e par value Of $50 each. The
directors, with their respective shares sub
scrihed, are as follows: Ii. d. Bacon ISL.
W, g. hughes, Dan Mcfarland 4. j. s.
Carr, 9 sutherland Hutton, 4.
The Los Angeles Fael Company fled It's
articles OF Incorporation yesterday wiih the
County clerk. It's objects are 90 work and
develop eeriain lands 10 the county Of Los
Angeles for the uu fpuse OF extracting oil
hfea, paat and other fuel suhstauCes there
fruini 20 dig for and remove peat, coal and
other material from said land; 10 construct
machinery Tor putting such fuel substances
IN 4 marketable condition. 20 erect build
lag7 aud warehouses for storing aud pfgVar-
nag said iuei iar market and 10 do alithings
which maF be necessary 90 extract said fuel
substances from the ground and the prepar-
lug, treating AMI shipping ~ shid articles
for market and Tor sale The term o. exist
euee Is nifty years The ctpital stock is
fi0V0, divided into 10 600 share Of lhe mar
value 81 81 each Tie names Of the direct.
Ors with tie number Of shares respectively
subscribed, arr as follows l. g. Butler 70Dh
j, d, Buaharl, 200 " X. Hun 2500, W. Gu
bert $500 H. " Head 30
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

notwithstanding the heavy rain Cd Christ
mas day, tue Cathedral Of Santa VibiRna
was we'll filled with wurshlppers at tie Poutl-
ncal High Mass NJ 10 o'clock As usual. the
latin hymn, e4fdesn Fideiss," preceded the
rendering OF the grand mass by Cheyaller
De Neukom. Being the first representation
Of tliis IN tss IN the city, il was received with
great attention and pleasure, by the wol ship
peers present The ceremonies were even
more solemn than usual the driving rain
adding TO it. bishop Mora and Very Rev. }.
Adam, intoned the mass asst sted by Fathers
Hartnett Gfaw, Scannel and Cowiey. The
choir aud the orchestra were IN perfect
condition, and rendered the musical portion
Of the mHss eKquisiteiy. The Glcfia Was
one % the sweetest and most powerful mum.
beers in the mans. IN the keyrie and the
kenpdietus, the orchestra PLAYED excellent
oyerturas, before the choir commenced. In
the keyrte, DR. Fernandez sang bass solo,
In his usual tnimitabls style. In the Rene
dirius, NINE Maria sung solo. The Ohertory
snug was very solemn and beautiful. and III
the prayer, included 4 solo by Mrs. J. D
Nneli. Very KEY. Father Meyer, Priest
dent 8f St Vincents College and
one Of the best speakers among
the priests If the city excelled himself
clear. and hts sermon always extern
poraneuua lie poke OF Christinastlde Ia
connection With Jesus Christ. com pairing the
old times when the Christian religion first
commenced, up Ga the growth Of Catholicism
a. the present day The Sauctus was the
most rythmic piece IA the mass md Kept the
large audience present nushed TO perfect
silence. The Agnus Del was sang BY the fun
choir and orchestra. The prayer IN ihis, the
Inst number in the mass Is always more sol
emn than the others. In this Chrstmass
mnss II WAS also very beautiful bishop
Mora read some announcements, including
tho henediction- A noticeable thing was,
that none weni out daring the sermon, Very
Hev. Father Meyers sermon held them
spellhounoi aud all stayed 10 hear Il 20 the
ntrsfp
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

DICKINSON & FAIRCHILD,
~ NORTH SPRING ST.

s7o acres nrst-class frult, vine OF farming
land, 2 miles from city limits. an fenced
aud cross fenced With rabhitprcof fencing
llp acres improved. With vineyard Of choice
cared for and In splendid condition. The
balance Of tract ID unimproved. Tbis pf0f<
eftY Will be sold a Whole az very reason
ahls rates, y win be sold 81 lnldisisions q
porinniiy ior any psrfy Il PARTIES Who si NAY Z,
desire 70 invest in 4 sale Aud profitable wsy
In run raising Or general farming
"a acres good land on washington street.
improved with trees and vines Ia heating;
house Of three rooms. barn. good vel, Of va
Ter aud new pump and windmill. all good
iana, near The city and eheap' ,sooc
20 acres, all hrst class valley land. ID san
Gabriel valley 100 acres 10 choice raeielies
OF vines, all Ia bearing 70 acres In assoffef
orchard In bearing. consisting Of aTange.
lemon, spnls peaf, r..scli spsieot, praaes.
prosements Particulars at our once.
- sores very highly Improved near Santa
Ana 1900 choice orange xees 10 fun bearing
q assorted ismiiy fruits; frssciass y Wslsr
right and ahun3aiicc Of water, fine house Of
10 rooms Wilh AL modern improvements.
bath etc. good barn, stable aud out sniid
ings sf00V worth OF furniture Ia the house
This Is one Of the best homes IN Southern
California and Is offered for sale on very
reasonable terms: ~ go
Rare Bargain Within six niles OF
Court HQuse 100 acres Ia alfalfa aud Ia the
best condition, With Two good noe ing afte-
sian wells; With fne iwo-sfory house Of
rooms hard flushed; good dairy house.
good barn and sheds, IN which there Is nov
stored aud goes With the place 10 tons Of
bale6 hay. The place cuts ten tons Of ha5
Per acre, on the average, each year. Three
young horses, ccc COW one farm wagon, one
buggy and one horse power incl1ded.
s175Jo. novz8
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

es,ar,aee MAJ =, ma a,,,s
cestFsg
n = fsses ~ eid,.y "a 4. a, "a. f..,a
-
ttntfaA
L. Keller, cnpliAlisi % Pomona, Is
ftaFpiue q the Grand Central
Wm. hswkins and Wife Of Pomona.
afe feeiatarsd AZ DE Grand Central
CT Mitchell. Of Lancaster. Is registered
III tins graua Central Hotel.
lame , Lane pfomineni ,ot,les man
d - e'in.t = - ~ g''l,
A'n'v'i = nnniei y 'l,i'i'ns
aes'etuNt iiV' o'N 'I.ue'so"'
- J. ftskf ana vic, nom NeWhnfypOft.
haas. are Registered al Mo &c. elmo.
Vim. L. fisrpsr and wife. o. Anahoin
were fssisiercd at the Grand Central yoaior
dsy
NJ. y II. funtiia, brother N Hon. A.
n. contiin ~ tilit city. 10 REGISTERED At the
s. ah.,a.s
v }. nfowni the hospiiaple proprietor OF
nroWns Ifoioi a Pomona, was in the city on
a hurried trip Yesterday
B. ielong Secretary Of tho San Gabriel
Valley Frait Assoelaton, for the cytcrmina
iienof noxious insects is al the Grand Cen.
ffal.
" g. Miller. formerly city editor Of the
I0s Angeles Ddiig Tmeg has accepted 1
similar situation on the sacfs lnento Ddftt
Dfiaatrut
NJ q. " arrant of Riyersiae so,meriv
s""N ', -.'oi -''t'''as
superintendent % tho ctrscn Mint but nov
~ the Haunting COLONY. n stopping at the
ST Elmo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

"a. sudden psash en- ehri-tbas
ELnrull.n


There vas no sfaasar. healthier man IN an
the city q he Angels on hsi chrll.mai I'VE
than 1hnInat Massey. tte frackmnn. mi
before sanflse On tae glad holiday she Death
Angel had oisfEu j ne good man Tor his own.
While 0nioef Lenas sas marching down his
bent. abaat II O'Clock Wednesday night, re
found NJ Massey prastfate on south Spring
street. above seeond street ofieer lenox
spoke % him. bnl Mf Massey 1idno, answer
ne was stretched ont upaa the csinsa Ads.
wall. with bis face downward. snd was
breathing heavily. A herdic coach was
called. and With lie assistance o. Onicor
smith be WIS taken from amid the crowd.
which had quickly gathered, aud WAS lifted
al ~ Flower street. Nj Massey never
tpoke a word thereafter. AZ 4 o'clock Oh
Christmas morning he brenthcd hia ihsl
Coroner tadeau held an inquest vi II A. w.
Only two Witnesses were examined, officer
Leuox end Ms Massey. Mr. Len0x iestl-
uoly Is SUBSTANTIALLY given above.
Mary Massey testified I am the wife Of
the eeceaaed, fhomae Massey; no MAS "a
years d age. and was IN good health yester-
day, taking his supper. az usual; ht com
heart, but It never interfered with bis work
he died between four and htc O'Clock
Christmas morning. and never spoke from
the time no was brought home untll he died
some !lmss be went On 9. spree, but foe
months be VAS perfectly sober at supper he
drank 4 lutte and played with the children
The Jury returned 8 verdict OF death from
natural causes. The deceased was dray
man BY occupation, and WAS native Of Ire
land. lie leaves wife aud SIX children.
His funeral t0ck place yos.efday after
noon. aud was attended b. large number
Of friends.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27


fsetien d saesmvaf nslrrrsd 70 the
fiusnee tnHuItffe.
ffom albeH = sisfheas. ssails cofrec
ton q ssszzsInenE Sane reisf1ire
skeinlt The rsapdEed uideniAu q Nalh.ng
.en street ltaisffsd % he Board q Public
Hufkf
from J. / Mons. and slhorz, cailiog aiien
ton g he condition d the bultncea alui-
nen.a u The tue aeH hfiige- heirffea -
The River IlHpfas aTreui COMMITTEE.
From fAaluas fiiibroek ei al, uVnclA N
rrppefif "a Temple street, west q Pear
street, asking that The grade u said Temple
street, from Pearl street % The city lifaiin BE-
eaistbliahed. Referred % ihe Board o. PnD'
Prom r eeaaAfy. protesting aeainn she
manner ~ when the Improvement n he
river i being doue. aud stating that the
present work 3 trej1dIfiai 10 his i1terestt
kefeffef to The River improvement Com
mittee.
FROM j. II. Quinn Ct a., ssking 70 have
the portion ~ Charity afftete, between First
and Second streets. and between Second
and Third streets. declared q cliy street. 70
icfred 70 the f0arf 81 Public Works
The Los Angeles ana san Gabriel Valley
Railroad presented pfupcF iti0n 20 build ~
road bed In mhunet g act A. Z. lesoe, and
asking the eiif 70 grant them city Land ~
lug between Baena Nisia street and Dowuey
avenue, and between the Los Angeles river
and the property Of the Standard Oh Com
pa9F snd between First and Also streets,
nfil " eat OF the LIS AHKHiut rlTtr, Tor utIJl
workshop. switch aud yard purposes. The
company elso asks Tor subsidy of $4,000
lroio The sity. Referred 10 tho Hoard Of
Public Wofks
From Frankenaeid e a., asking % grade
Icnih street. between Hti and Olive. Same
reference.
FROM property owners on philadelphia
street tsking that The grnde Of said street be
established Same reference
From q. Kefekhan asking 4 return Of
taxes. heiefred 70 the Finance Committee.
From q. Duni asking 70 rent city land IN
the Chaves Canon. Referred e tue Com
i1litee GA Lands
FFom n. g. Parcels asking that W. taxes
be refunded 70 parties enormously assessed.
deferred to the Finance Committee.
From Mira. y 9. forayth aud Miss Aunie
3. CLARK sta.ing that thc5 were Informed
that the Cfah 1heafer was IN full operation
again aud that Il IS Ia fact n0tofously sud
indisputahly uuisauce." Also. that
place called Palm Garden" "a similar
place aud has 81 the siana OniwArdiy OF be-
Ing such q place IN the name Of morality
aud deecneg they asked that thast nulsan.
ces BE- Ahated Referred 70 the Police Com.
mlitee.
Ffa Il. k5sner In reference 10 saTbage
being deposited rear nla residence. Re
ferred to the board Of Health.
From l. Phillips asking q correction OF as
sessiQent Referred to the Finance Com
mlstee.
From james Ryan q al asking that a
crossing be built On Hewitt aud Firsi streets.
Referred TO the Board Of Public Works.
Adjourned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Last evening Officer Fletcher found an
aged man wandering around on The street
with coil Of garden hose. johnson did not
present the appearance Of man who pos.
sessed y lawn thai needed irrigatiug, aud
the officer walked him up 10 the station
Arriving there johnson stated that he had
man IA the vicinity OF Washington Gardens
This isie was hardly plausible, but johnson
was turned inose sud tho hose retained. Vi
auy person misses a coil OF gnrpen nose he
caa call q Oh police station. prove property
and pas CHARGES
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
4 LIVELY ARREST.
a Couple OF DiseraeriY men Prov 2
Hard fn LnnJ.


Yesterday afternoon officer Massey found
Frank Morris and ". l. Rodgers behaving
In a very dIsorderlg manner on Bneua Vista
street, between Virgin and College streets
ne came 70 Justice Morgana o1lce and
mada complaint against she individuals
Then armed with warrants officers Massey
and Demonsset started out to arrest the two
lively gentlemen oa arriving At the scene
it waa found that Morris and Rodgers had
taken refuge in hOnse near hy The
0ftccra entered and when they attempted To-
reid the warrants tho light was blown cut
After several futile attempts 20 strike ligut
the men were arrested. They fnnup d pa
tied resistAnee aud almost succ, edrJ ils
empowering the athGetg, In FROM 81 t.le
Dexter Stables, on New High strcei. o.hcpf
N A. Eeielto came 10 the rescue and Fgii
tlie other officers out It would have bten
betlef for B6tellu however, hnd he not come
along, for when near the Piro House, Kodg-
ers made a vicious kick which caught
Hotclio and necessitaled the calling OF a
haek 10 remove him from the battle field.
About this time Massey aud nenOpsolt be
gan using their clubs, aud they did Il 80 OH
GENTLY that the two helligerents were quick
Is landed IN jail. Chhrges Of disor-
iefly conduct and resisting officers viii be
referred against Morris and Rodgers and
ihey win probably remain In jail long
enough to ALLOW their heads 20 heal Otfcer
boieiio was taken home and Il Is reported
that be Is seriously Injured by the kick in
ncted by Rodgers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

The groat dowupour lhat commenced on
ohristIaas morning q, tooloct conliaued
for ter hours without intermlsslon. making
a dewnfali Of moro then three inches The
storm Recommended on Christmas night and
pp tor II. yesterday had sent down $50
inctes, according 20 The gauge Of Mr. pu.
c1uimun. and 30 Inches according 90 the
record Of Nj g u Bliss For The season
Mr.. Bliss rcperts 6l3 inches, and Mr. Ducon-
nun 676 inches iiy some strange oini sHiBu
the Signal Service iid moi furnish tile press
with the rainfall Of sunday. the largest Of
the season bui merely the tan Of 10 inches
81 Yesterday was sent in Tor publication
This omission IS most unfortunate aud
should not occur again. The people look to
eminent appoints an o1lcer Co perform that
duty. Il Is 20 be hoped that he will do Il,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
seleet Knlrhts.

last night the members Of the Select
Knights, A. o. U. ", met and elected the
following officers for the ensuing term. s.
c., ". Degeranx; V c. ". II. II. Russell T..
g., G. II. White; Rec, O. n. Mason. Treas,
Al Coblef Treas. " Mann. Marshal, A. n.
MaeSey; trustee, A. \. Mcdonald AID.
pointed officers: C.. JAS booth; s., W. l.
Meyers 5. w, Fred Whitney; j. W., a. h.
Chapman: e., Chas Massey
The above officers will be installed on
January sth by Deputy Select l ON aander
Al, JoUlar Tue Installation win ~ public,
ana viii be looked onward to with Interest
BY the friends 81 the Select knights.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
a show window Iva Los Angeles
on ghFEstotas Dav.

in passing the show window Of Jerry Mich
on Christmas Day the efiter looked la aud
SAWS roast pig. roast turkey, besides
doEen dressed qusll aud as many dressed
ducks ready taF the oven There vas also q
naniul o. sosy-h0ed mushrooms and bevy
81 live frogs Winkiug aud hl'ukng IN the
fountain spray. There was also pyramid
NJ eastern OF transplanied oysters in tha
she'll that were lssiiy awaiting thr oyster
knife houquefs Of crisp celery, waler cress
and bleaehed lettuce, garnishel the layout
with beautiful howers and the vegetable
products Of the garden spot OF the Pacific,
which materially added 70 tho attraction.
Some Of the most tooihsgFne fishes Of the yes
were aftisucaiiy distributed about enc dis
play. ~ the immediate surroundings were
The wines OF native production, as well ne
TIE product OF the brown rolling hills Of the
Rhine and the spanish ports The olive OF
The spanish Maiu was Yieiug with the home
production SMILE the citrus fruits straw
berries giaeapples, bananas, cocoanuis aud
cream cake With 1theT eiceteras, made the
combination attractive % even an epicure.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Yesterday afternoon woman named
Mrs. Priscilla Miller, from New Hayoa. Con
neoticui, went 10 The police station and In
quired fef her brother william H. Hunter,
whom she said was running sheep ranch
Ia this county. She was wholly destitute OF
means. Saying that her brother hHd seut her
500 to pay her expenses ont here. but her
train Was wrecked AZ Elko, on the Northern
Pacific Railroad, aud she Loss everything
She had. The letter received from her
brother, giving the exact location OF his
rauelt, 8aa also lost aud she wns utterly at
ser as 20 his whereabouts. She was given
lodgings, ant q is to he hoped her brother
will soon be found
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

Notwithstanding the Storm has been gen
crA, the railroads have not beou seriously
disturbed. The west bound train came in
from the east yesterday on sine. Tho train
from tue north was one hour behiud time,
which was oee1aiuucd by the washinks on
the narl bern sinrc Of TehArhem The new
concrete and Iron bridges erected BY the
failFoad company III The s0lodsd Canon II
an expense OF half q million, last SIMMER
w,thstood ihe rag'ug Hoods hsudsnmeiy n
they came bounding down The eanuns. No
iears need be entertained about obmmunlea
ton with tbs north this season no matter
hoE mneh lhal eaiinn may De nooled
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

The attention OF the sporting public Is
nlied % the new arrival of guns Just re-
ccived by M Nm LEVER apOrtsmen's En-.
porium, W Commercial street They consist
u double barrel hreech leading shOteuns
aud RIDES which "a the sp0fUmans life are
feins They were selected with the greatest
carr from some OF the best q English makes
and ere u the very best value iaf money
ever offered ia this market. The most fas
luious sportsman can be suited there being
over 200 10 select from At prices from . 81
lufle % a &klO Hammerless Quality better
and prices lower than any other house IN
J8liforuis la.tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
A Geocrous en-.

Messfs Honohan 4 Bray, the obliglng
managers Of the rico House bar favored the
local stat Of The HgBAtp with a bonuhful
supply OF erguDg. zoe for the gods" on
Christmas morning, which was highly AT
praaiatea u there is one ching more than
another 'isi enables local 20 bridge over q
rainy ehFisunss. 4 Is just suoh G. Iaat a. was
elMlILhl-.l on lhIa nnnl.lrn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

John zens, battery--ease heard and deci
sion reserved.
Julius Cords, eaibezslement-Fifly days
imprisonment.
Harry Woods. petit lareeny--Fifteen days
imprisonment.
MAYOR THoH.
Charles Thompson, selling spoiled game
Fined 81.
GattIieb Briegei. drunk Fined 81.
Vicente Bondoiia--Ihe same.
john Crowley--fhe same.
J1hn Narr--lhe same.
l.tft II RI nnnnar trt1uk--ti0 be sentpnea,i
itufd rs.
feier Norris disorderly condnet-Fined S..
~ .fit IOnrnef, drunk--finCd S..
James Welsh, dfunk.-fined 50.
Henry Cr0ix, diseharging afe srms-Flned
Eight Migrants convicted sentence 10 be
passed on saturday: released ou their own
tecOenizance.
JUSTICE MORGAN
+. NJ. Harris. bufglary-DisinIssed