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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

% aehef1e of legislation n ths
Fresno Convention iuliy .oe,O00
worth q property VAS personally re-
presented. Miilious eonni iar nothing
unless tley are represented by an u.
;ellieat purpose which, We are happy
" Be able 70 SAY. was the case q the
hriRaioa Convention. Il formulated
q body 81 laws which, Y consum-
mated. viii bear fruit in the near
future and Which win result, IN our
Judgment, IN untold good TO lhe PEG
pie 81 California. We shall reehr 70
this subject shortly and discus Il IN
detail Tho real wealth ind popula-
ton o. California. IN the coming
years, will be- iound 10 hinge upon
the iriFaiing counties. The utmost
possible oaieome o. the northern and
central counties has been already
aaeeriained Their principal outcome
Re Rfaai=alwayH wheat. The posai-
bilities oi irrigation, inielligcntly APP
plled are almply incalcuiable. and
they afo Independent Of apy develop
menaa either IN India Or Africa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

LIS ASGrtss has now reached the
stage at which very ughtfuily there
ought 10 be q subdivision Of labor.
The great attraction Of this region,
and shai VII prove to be is greatest
ultimate source q wealth is the di-
versity 81 our products aud The mul-
tiorm shapes in which they can be
worked up. For years il has been
established that nearly everything
that can be grown on tine iootatool
can he raised in perfection in Los An
golcs county THUS far we have
meandored along aimlessly ticking
WHIST came TO us rom a happy, go
lucky experience A thousand in-
terests wiil necessarily grow up here,
and arst amongst them Of course are
our vino aud brandy and citrus fruit
products These VIII be our great
staple7 bus there viii be many minor
sourses OF wealth Amongst them is
the ervstalsed iruit industry already
developed by the iessrs Barnard Is
Benedict The day .s mos lar distant
when the trade 20 happily uausur-
ated IS these gentlemen viii en-
brace millions m dollars yearly
There is not market ia the
world whHh VIII not gladly
embrace the opportunity OF buying
largely % these assorted fruits. rang
ing from the citrus 70 the temperate
zone specialize, al belns character
ise0 By O piquaucz OF flavor and per
lection OF packing rot surpassed hy
She most artistic eaui.ed work OF Che
French coniectonefs We have no
hesitation IN saving that the grysfal-
lied fai,s OF The Hessrs Barnard 81
Benedict, now being put ap in Eos
Angeles. are mot ezeaiied l1 finish
aud excellence even by the work
Of the most artistic Partisan experts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

TIE HrR,tD gladly recogui1es
the labors Of Aue5leaos ahen they
couduee either 10 the beneG. Of
Southern California or TO that OF thc
state It large Mr.. I de Barth shor5,
OF San Marno, was the Pnldent OF
The State Irrigation Convention, which
lately met IN Fresno. We are pleased
to say that be made a splendid pre-
siding officer, and that he accom-
plished much Of practical good 90
harmonizing the diverse clements
which be encountered lhere. Tie
met ir-isalafs and non irrgatofs--
appfopriators and Wescnpd0uists-
and lse tueea them q in az amiable
conaenHeal pro9ramiae for be good
u he State, which will re embodied
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10
Notice 70 Epicurss.

Los ANGELES FISHING 90. receive every
day ehQloe consiglnlouta u silmen, Trout, Lob.
ntgra. CLAIMS Crabs, sttimpsi ard 1ft1r varieties
fnpei Otess, tiolerf Quail, ~. ~ fact every.
Thing h8i pertains b tfatfiaAs market
Wholesale s,iipiaenss y deaion and hotels
specially, Goods ehppe8 4 D. b. Al leref
EarAss rncda. Cor. fipsI md MAIN SIS.
s1z1i ?. and HsNlAtNE, pfca
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

The ifestfr afice a connected with ihe
telephone sgaiem of fas Angeles city and
county orders idf advertisements ~ iHl
work IHsv hn aetit through thia medlnH q
number $50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

nfreaHai 1auneA o. cafnpalias Hoclrlies.
ehNf0kaa. etc. win only tH Inserted To thc
HantiH a paid asYrrtiaamanta. We resgrYo
faf piscss NJ . aralir efatyitnas directory
which VII appeaf eyert sundsy morning
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

The HnRkr.n IA Ihe ofielal paper Of The city
of Los angeles Tho oily delinquent ttr iisis
aud AL other Municipal notices appear only
ln Zee ellumua
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10
Mining mnttsrr.
Tie calloo p IN q December IN hes the
following Items d mining progress.

Tie Calloo phli d December IN hes the
following items d mining progress,
sihne our report VI Tho last issno the iol.
lowing shipments Of binidn were made
from mlncs IN Calico mining district through
Wells Fargo q Cp't expires one shipment
from thG y ing, fl3bi0 I0tai since JANUARY
ill 1854 N@isi1.
John Melaney recently took a carload OF
ore To Ningnan, 4. r., whieb yielded 70
turns huyond his expectations lie slhted
TINT the seWpling works az thai place are r.
oeiying about tw0 catloeds q ore per day,
which are shnpcd % Denver for reduction
" D. nnd Ernest Peck have 4 Tmantta'
lease on the nNliseFe mine III Feet Gsiien.
from Seymour 4 I0hnann II Los Angeles
rheg arc taking out 4 small quantity Of ore
sYerY day and asserting the same go that D
will mill about f,0l % the ton TheY had
some p the rock sampled recent which
went flh0 % the ton.
Tie silver Odessa IN ilast e2steo Is looR
ing exceeding we'll especially f0f mine
thai was supposed by those not familiar
With the "taatles Of mining operations. 10
he played cut Atunnai several hnndfed
feet In length has been driven through tho
TIN, Nhieh fellows The maandefiugs ~ the
principal orc vein. Tbs lower end Of me
tunnel Is at the slutheasi eud NJ the an
near the brow Of the steep and rraggy hluA
that forms part ~ the west wan Of Deep
Canon Prom this end q new lramwaY aud
car track will be- built shortly, which viii
terminate a large aie lin Va the canon
below AZ hetei Intervals n the tunnel San
he seen ymaii seams Of yrry rich ore which
Widen every few feet into pockets uf black
ueisi chloride sud horn silver AZ 1umer
ous points prospect drifts have been made,
MI n which penetrate ore There are also
seeefRi euts and openings in the oasi side oi
the hill ffam which considerable fua ore Ia
being taken The ore body extending
through the hin 4 90 feet wide The ore q
being escorted aud screened. aud none thst
viii yicid ie S than $40 70 the ton Is now
being hauled tn The mill, and good por.
tlon 81 u goes ~ high rs sib0 to she ion
10 the niill daily The ore ~ 4 lower grade
VIII he mllled when Che 500 rock becomes
nnfne. There are several SHIFTS 81 the
mine from 70 Ia 30 feet deep which are show
ING np well The mine n in a most promls.
Ing condition aud the managers are we'll
pleased with il prospects
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10
FOR SANE.

House and Lot on Main st.
Good barnf desirable Location House II 8
rooms, All hard finished: 3 reous partly FUR
uiHhed. Must be cluscd ont this week 81
great bargain
Also
several Ten Acre Tracts, improved snd un
improved Al sacrifice, as the parties are
going east,
ALSO,
Improved aud unimpr0yc1 property iu an
parts OF the State faf trade.
Hau.
VIII locate Government school and Roll
road lands
Parties desiring 60 purohasa viii hud it 10
their advantage o. call ON u.s.
.. n. WHITE a Co.,
No. 2M n Main 81 oT address r. o. Box 800
de0a u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10
DAnY fTERAIfl


surpassHd hy aas inb printing ofne5 0n me
Pacific fuHsi. outside o. San frsnlhra In
iaeI'lties Tor daine LOB work. Low prices.
gpol rafk aud etfoutoa may be ssiied upon
b Lhll alle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

uelr q ~ k,nis constantly hknd ard sop
oiled ifaa u tharsa YOU patronage ssra1 nil
aaHs,us foei.sml 0Eo. y -lpaNAt PfpFI
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MRS. i-AssAuoUE

Begs respectfully n announce tn the resi-
dents % Los Angeles and ita snyirona that
she intends locating permanently N THIS
city aud that she u prepared to receive and
attend pupils for Lessons tu vocal culture,
pisnoforte and Frerch. either privase les
sons or IN oiassea. Cttii On or Addresf No.
South Fort street. Can between A. n and
2F.N move
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

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T. pAssA, TBAcHER.

Professor o. RRERCH. Gredunse Of chs Uni.
vofaty 81 Paris. schools and priYsts lessons
70 100 ALSO STREET Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10
RIpcWAYs

Employment'end General Informa-
tton Bureau
No, 2o8 West Firat st., Los Angeles, ca
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

SHEBT MUSIC.

- JOINS s CALEINs. Eoam q sehu1na-
uaehef Block. rp siair opposite PestoGee.
dses %
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

upou citF property N0hFoHu e sBN.
noysAf 4l0fqrfh 5piiAG rcrt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10
mssIe MIss aaAun nARRls.
cERMAR LtssoKs.
lrssoHs n Muslc ann SPANISH.
MILLINERY

Hiss Maria prunada. teAchnr OF music
aud Spanish, gives lessons aingly or Ia
classes, at ~ Spring street. dec3u
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10

iou can boy heel Music Or dre crnts
cons ni tne L0s Angeles New co., ift south
spriug 81 Cell and g,t catalogue. de9 lm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-10
THE ELITE GALLERY

Aiea7s 9 thf lead. me aness asadi1 10
sauthafl California our vera s. lHsaaaicd
md unUrgelled
e STANTON, Pros'r.
saflt d Angtisa O.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
THIRD AND FOURTH WARDS.

The cattle traffic through Fort
Worth continues in enormous proper
tlons. Seventy ears were unloaded at
the yards below the Union depot yes
terday. Thirty.fve cars OF horses
were loaded for shipment to Kansas
City and shipped. Fifty cattle cars
were shipped to Wichita Falls. So far
this year there have been los trains
of cattle shipped from this point,
which Is Just the number which were
shipped during the whole of last sea-
son. One Thousand car loads more are
known to be coming through here in
the next ninety Gays, which shows an
enormous increase over the traffic OF
last season. The scene mt the junction
| Is an animated one, and it requires
considerable skill 10 manipulate and
handle so many trains without caus
ing blockade.
! The Missouri Pacific ball club We're
out practicing yesterday, preparing fol
their match game with the Favoritt
club, which will commence at II
O'Clock Il. IN. to-day.
The trains We're all on time in the
early part of last night.
The Santa Fe trains still run ON tha
abominable schedule.
The washouts near Benbrook prove,
not TO be so serious as was anticipated
and the wtst-bound train of night be
fore last proceeded on It's way, instea,
of returning east from this point rs wa
anticipated. There was delay Z
about twelve hours,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
Rounding Up.

Yesterday q GAZETTE represe NATIVE
on his roundup stopped for a minute
at the extensive yards of Col. NJ. ,:
Hall on Houston, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, and watched the skillful
stone-cutters preparing, trimming,
Gaping, ETC., for various buildings, in
Guiding the ornamental stone TRIM
mings for the City National bank
building, for Mr.. Sanguinett, the
architect. This work is progressing
finely, and this superior quality OF
stone is becoming quite popular, not
only for its beauty, but for its excellent
quality and durability, and is destined
at no distant day to take the lead over
all other material for building pur-
poses. This Connecticut brown
stoner having been pronounced by all
who have examined it, equal, If not
superior, to the celebrated
brown stone of Connecticut.
Among other buildings we learn that
the residence of Mr.. Hyde Jennings
will be built of this material, curbing,
etc, and when completed will be not
only the hsndsomest, but second TO
none in the state. Mr.. Hall has been
working large force of hands at his
quarry tor weeks, and is now pre-
pared to furnish twenty to thirty ear
loads per day at present, also fill or
ders for stone in any quantities. This
material is suitable and useful when
any kind of stone or brick can be used
in buildings, and on account of it
color is especially adapted for fancy
ornamental trimmings, etc. Col.
Hall has twelve or fifteen stonecutters
busy preparing orders for five or siA
important Jobs, now on hand, ant
parties contemplating building houses
sidewalks, cnrbings, or having gutter
ing done will find it to their interes
to call ut the corner of Houston ant
Sixth streets and examine this brown
stone, also interview Mr.. Hall on tn
subject.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
FIREMEN's CONVENTION.
Postponed Until the i7tl, Day Of Jun

Postponed Until the 9TH Day of June.
The State Firemen's convention
which was to have convened in this
city June IL, has been postponed until
the 18th Of the same month, on account
OF the state Democratic convention
which convenes here on June IL. w.
z. Common, Esq, pre- sident of the state
association, was requested TO change
the dates ms above stated. The follow
Ing telegram was sent here yesterday
IN reply TO the request:
GALVESTON, May i7.--chairmain Executive
committee Fire Depar, mcrt: 4 regret the
ntcsssily or postponement of our meeting
nut hs ~ IL the unanimous request OF your
uepattnent and feeling mys@lf tnat the co.,
Nenlrs OF the Two onSentions az The same
time ana piR will detiact from each other
have instructed our secretary, Capt. w, Ill
,oyie, TO give notice OF postponement from
the lith 10 Tth, W. q, COSSnn ''''
president State FIremen's Association.
This postponement will enable the
iiremen TO entertain their guests In the
opera-house. Everything points to :
large attendance, and the success of the
convention, but this viii only be i'm
accord with the manner In which Fort
Worth does everything else.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
Ice Cream and soda Water.

Just now the establishment of
Capera " Bro. is the most popular
place of resort in the city. In their
efforts to provide all the comforts and
conveniences to be found in the most
perfectly arranged ice cream parlors
of the South, they succeeded beyond
the most sanguine expectations OF
their friends, and the imposing throng
of customers bears evidence that their
efforts are appreciated. Their syrups
are made Of rich ripe fruit aud are
pure and fresh, aud the improved pro-
cess by which they manufacture cream
gives it richness and delicacy of
which places the proprietors in the
front rank as caterers to cultivated
taste of the fastidious. Nothing has
been left undone To make their estab.
lshment all that could be desired, and
with their present prospects before
them it is safe TO predict a live and in
creasing trade throughout the entire
| season.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
AROUND TOWN.

The Sunday-school union picnic has
been postponed one week.
The members of the city council
have been elected honorary members
of the Peter Smith Hose company.
The man who erects an immense,
well-equipped hotel in Fort Worth
win not only be n public benafactor but
will reap for himself u rich pecuniary
reward.
4 iThe effect of the COW ordinance Is
being felt, and although cows are seen
ON the streets at rare intervals, tne
ordinance Is we'll enforced. Cows VIII
occasionally get away from their own
ers in spite of ordinances to the con-
trary.
Oscar Lynch of the Fort Worth Ma
chine and Boiler works returned yes
terday from Gainesville, where he TOOK
contract to erect four handsome iron
store. fronts. This firm has also unoer
contract the fronts for the immense
fine stock-stables of. Messrs. Daggelt,
Turner 81 Co. of this city.
Mr.. Frank Twombly has found MS
valuable yearling, which has been i9sI
ioi oolue tiuics W I" p"oS"~ In,
the Texas Investment company, nni
tied. The whereabouts of the amman
was divulged by a clarvoyant VINO nns
recently been in this cily. vi
Twombly is skeptical on the suplsG,,
but says the yearling WAS cerla'niy
found by this agency.
Mr.. J. l.. Tyler, Esq, has purchased
the Lake Park place, which ne ln
tends to ut up in handsome s.yie
About seven acres of che place IL NOV
covered with water, which Mr.. Iyl e'
expects to increase to twehty-m,,,'
acres by the use of dam. BOATS WI
he procured and the park VIII prove
delightful place to visit during Wv
coming summer. Besides the uAo
there is large grove with plenty 2
shade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
JeMelry at Bed Rock.

Elsewhere in this issue Will be found
the card of Howard Tully, to which we
call the attention of our readers. Mr..
Tnlly leaves in few days for New
York, and in order to run down his
stock as much AS possible he offers
jewelry, diamonds, watches, clocks and
silverware % per cent. cheaper than
they were ever before sold in the city.
This is bona 1ide offer of first-class
goods at remarkably low figures, and
those who contemplate a purchase
should by no means fail to call and see
him. He carries no shoddy goods, mol
is he selling out bankrupt stock, but
on the contrary guarantees every piect
of iewelry that leaves his house.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
Professor Lewis.

Last night a. the opera-house cioSeu
Professor Lewis present engage men'
in this city. While he did not nA,s
large audiences, he gave most creal-
table performances which were "p
preciated by those who attended, =
He is an exceedingly clever magician,
and as mesmerist, he is a a !.sa uds
the art of pleasing an audience 70 70 dpp PHI
lection, and his tricks and feais 81 u sa y.
are executed in an easy, grcslu,
ner. The singular and unaccouth' ~ =
feat of Miss Watson getting on. sn 10
huge bag, has spirltuailsIlc as srick'
but the professor says u Is a ere
The "Nights of Enchantmsen. Tie
very enjoyable and entitled " Wv
patronage of the public.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18

Freshness in almost all articles in
tended for the stomach Is desirable
point. Freshness in butter, meats and
vegetables is Indispensable. In the
same list must be placed fresh roasted
coffee, for every day after its roasting
loses some of its original value. There
fore it should be procured rs nearly
direct from the cylinder of the rooster
as possible. Coffee can now be OBJ
tanned right here in Fort Worth as
nicely roasted as can be in New
York city. Mr.. VIM. II. Brown, the
coffee rooster, at corner Main and
First streets, Is making strong effort
to get up fresh roasted coffee and tea
trade. On Tuesday he roasted 600
pounds of coffee and by Thursday
found it necessary to roast an equal
quantity. This looks like business, to
be sure, but Mr.. Browns aim in COM
ing to our city will not be accom-
plished until he has sufficient trade Tn
keep his roasting machine running
| daily, the capacity of which will be in
creased as the demand for his goods
may demand. In teas he is emphatic
| in his declaration that he has a stock
! possessing very superior merit. For
1 teas, like all other herbs, lose in
strength as they increase in age, thus
teas of the picking of 1888 81 are worth
doubtless double as much as those OF
| 1851. Taking it altogether it does
seem that SO desirable an institution
should receive the fullest support from
our citizens, particularly rs his prices
are no higher than is asked by Other
dealers, and his goods certainly do
possess that most desirable quality
freshness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
BURGLARY.
The Store of Messrs. Mar tlndale
Pauie aud J 4. Thomas Entered
and Robbed Night Be-
fore Last.

Yesterday morning the store.room
of Martindale & Paule, merchant
tailors, and j. A. Thomas. gents fur.
nishing goods, corner Houston and
Fourth streets, was found to have been
entered the night before by unknown
parties who stole about $500 worth of
goods. Six fine dress coats, three pair
of pants and u quantity of gents fur.
nishing goods were missing. The Off
GERS We're informed of the burglary
and subsequently Deputy Sheriff r.
ii. Tucker was informed that the six
coats had been found under house on
Main street. They were secured by
the officer and turned over To Messrs.
Martindale & Paule who identified
them AS their property.
1t is supposed the burglars sent some
one in through small sky-light win
dow on Fourth street, VINO opened the
door from the inside. No olew as t.
who the burglars were has been found
as yet, and it is possible that much
more was stolen than can be accounted
for, as the goods were lying in confu
sion about the store. The pants have
not been recovered. A bright light wa
burning in the store all night, and thu
burglars must have been very bold ii
| their work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
Wanted on the Shares.

From two TO fyc thousand young cows and
one TO three hundred young bulls. We have
three combined ranches In one, comprising
2oo.ot0 acres or splendid grammar and bunch
grass, twcnty miles OF running water. an Inn
menSe lake 40 by 900 yards and twenty. =
feet deep, also two splendid springs ON range,
Entire range naturally sheltered by noun
tain rauges. Water. grass and range for aJ.od0
cattle. corrals built for reception OF stock
Title 70 ranches guaranteed. Situated m 40
zorro comfy. n. ~ Two Experienced cow
boys intefcsted To parties furnishing tho
cattle we will deed u one-fourth Interest In
above valuable property ard rgree 10 return
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
A lInnl Mniin.

If you want TO avoid hunting all
over town for what you want, go at
once to the dry goods and carpet store
of Randall d. Chambers Co. They
not only carry what you want in car
pets, dress goods, silks, white goods,
hosiery, gloves, notions, millinery,
parasols, fans, ribbons, laces and en-
broideries, but they have added re-
Gently stock of fancy goods that cam
not fail to please all who do fancy
work. They would call special atten-
ton to their assortment 0Xfelts, can
vas, embroidery, silks, iillosel, SILK ar
rasene, wool arrasene, embroidery
chenille, new STYLES braids.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18

On Monday b. G. Evans Co. open a
large stock of gents fine custo mmade
clothing, entirely new, of the latest
fashionable cut, well built, and of a
thorough makeup; adapted to city
trade. They specially ask the atten-
ton of busines SIS men to an opening of
all-wool cashmere suits in quiet pat
terms of "A well defined mixture, at 50
and SD 30. An examination will well
repay those intending buying, IL you
are in search of fine clothing at low
prices, which we inaugurated in this
,itu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-18
Goodyear Rubber Co.'s Extra.

l.. Highly is just in receipt of
the finest line of rubber hose ever
offered in the city. Each section bears
the stamp of Goodyear Rubber Co.. IS
Extra and 1t is without doubt the best
hose in the market and will bear
double the water pressure of ordinary
cheap hose. The annoyance conse-
quent upon the use OF cheap hose can
now be avoided by the use of Good
years Extra, and many changes will
doubtless be made during the present
season.