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NEW DISTRICT.
,s,,,,.w ,Sn s,,nes an xsv.aemee.

A Htch Mining Dfscosery-Free
Milling silver fn Abundance.
During The first week of August last Frank
II. Lemon, formerly connected with the
HR,tArp, left for some unknown. but sup
posed 70 be rich, district, situated about
eight miles from Groffs station on the A. 4
z. railroad. But Mr. Lemon took six
mule team, well laden with supplies. and
| left overland 70 look for this district. He
arrived there aboul the last 81 the month
and At once went 70 prospecting IN the dis
uict, which vas found 70 be es rich as 60.
| ported. The silver ID free.milling ore aud
4 mines AZ depth of rs feet have developed
| $40 ore, while some Of the very rich leads
| at a depth OF go feet have shcwh ore worth
| t2ooo per ton, and would average about $50
per ton large number OF prospects
/ have hecli located and most OF them arc
being developed. Il is learned that rich
mine, down about 70 feet, was recently
| bonded Tor f50,00O. This district lies near
| the Trojan district, sixteen miles lroui frog-
idence m9unsain. Inc ere = snippea 70
1 the froight being g per ton. Here an assay
| l. made, a report sent back 70 the owner,
after whichit Is forwarded TO Denver, Colo
RADIO, g the company esiablisisment:
SS5 per tor. Returns are received direct on
| The arrival OF the ore. There Is good gross
for stock, good roads, and the elevation be
Ing 5000 feet high Il has a salubrious eli
| mate Mr., Lemon sold his rig ont there, ~
good price. and returned lew days since
] By rail. He has some rare specimens. which
| he exhibited at the HERALD ofice, brought
| from this rich district. which win attract
much attention by those who see them.
This new district will be OF great adyan.
/ tage to the business Interests 81 the city If
| Loa Angeles Ii is OH the direct line Of rail;
way 10 the city, and win open a new and
excellent market for the products Of tho
county. SO the conntry grows.
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witness spb5eefed 80 Rigid
Discrimination.

Wksnsse1os. d. c., Dec. II. in the swain
conftmariial today the witness. selh A.
Terry, who was examined yesterday was re.
eslisd by the Judge advocate for further
<1nssexaminasisn The principal part o.
fhe examiHalon. aud one which proved
highly sensational, vas directed seimpcach-
sng the ersdiblisty Of the Witness Under
she fiss questioning ~ the 5qdfe Advocate
the nilnsss taied that he was formerly Sec
,etasy Of the Territorial I4nd aud Building
Associatlou Of this oily, and Eevera1 his con
ncctlon with that sssodiatipq npon the con
feestbn BIZ him cf sfaftaEe Ia his accounts
fIat ne Ha< Indicted fcF subc fxif fsent bat
nsrer tried, the District Attorney having 10.
formed hifa that there was no nase against
hi@ Ssssgss sss.s,,..s ise usss, Asse''al'on T
VI y tho District Of Columbia. mud thsi
he amcnnt 81 the eribexzieinenf was s2flao aot.
III answer 10 iuQuifiez by Gen. GfnseYeuor.
of souu1e. for the defense, the witness sud
he had rot amhezzled any monef and that
the charge Kaf brought against him %
Directors of tho Association told hls aitdr
uey that thsy proposed 70 have blood Or
money. and AZ added that ne had no doubt
III H. Jones, the head o. the cusloipa dl4is-
ion ut the TressurY Department, is ipsffp
f1enjaI IN pnrsui1g hin wiih this charge
! he oiiieeof The fudge Advocate General was
scconpanlef ~ letters from fity % seventy
Eve rrc;niuepf pnffonst emons others rom
Geo Howard. Munster fangsiou aud LeDuc,
then cmnaiissloues OF Aefifplfgre he said
an these people knew The nifoumstancca
and thai he had told them ali ebont Il Ad-
ioufnet
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Business of the Union Pa
cific Road.
DIVORCE SUITS INCREASING
Meeting Of the Western Associated
Press-A Bold Anarchist
on Trial.

Especial 10 ne Herald bg dsseeiaied Pres,.'
Bosrox. Mass, Dec. 1.-THE report Of the
Presidensofihe linton Pacific Railway iol
the ousrtsf ending september soth. the ffs
completed quarter which followed th'
change OF adinIniairation brought about b.
the resignation OF President Dillon, was IS
sued to-day. The summaries exclude tbl
st. Joseph ( Western Railroad The tota
income was 81 1877 900; net surplus income
after the payment Of all fxed charges. in
eiudings government requirements aud
taxes, was s., ,0o2 oCo. or equivalent % eii
percent npon the capital stock Of the com
pany. FOR the same quarter Of last year ths
net surplus was 81 ,s72,o0o For nine monthi
the total surplus income was sl,592,0o0
fromwkioh dividends amounting to si.oss,
ooo were paid. leaving balance ol
s527.oDo. which Il an Increase over nfnt
months Of the previous year Of sig. 1900. Dur
Ing the quarter ending september Both tho
at an average rate of s6o.00o per month. The
net debt on September S0fh was s. 5.i37, 600, q
decrease from That Of the preyions quarter
Of <1T63O00 About the same rate OF de
crease IS not expected during the winter
months The land sales for eleven mouths
fu 1884 aggregate. Union Paci1c, 3,f65, ,DDl
acres Tor "a 10000, Kaneas Pacihc. 1si. 900
acres fof s643,oOol There IL no apparent
seas0D. President Adams says, why the pro
ceeds o. the Kansas Pacific land grant like
She Union Paclfc land grant, should NOT
constitute an asset to Be set aside for
the extineuishfuent Of the honds, IN
Hhole or iH part secured BY them. He ac-
cordinsiy recommended that supplement
tary agreement IN the nature Of : binding
contract be entered into between the United
States and the same trust company, under
which tie railway agree to set aside from
It's other income, a sum equal TO the amount
which may any year be paid oyer TO u BY
the trustees. under the consolidated mort
gage. IS the proceeds Of the sale OF lands. 10
be applied by the trustee TO the purchase o:
Ag exiinsuishmcnt OF consolidated bonds 81
che Kansas Pacific Company The land
xraut VIII thus become a sinking fund f0i
The absorption Of this issue OF bonds. Ac-
fion to this effect should be taken, II taken
81 all, by full board OF directors.
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rnE ASSOCIATED PREss.


DErxofr, bee. le.~The annual meeting oi
the Western Associated Press was held here
to-day. wish larger attendance shan hai
been had for many years All except two
members scfe represented In the absence
OF the President, Hon. John g. New presided
Reports were mnds b the Board Of Direc
tors and the General Munger, which were
unanimously approved The following on
GERS were elected. President, Joseph Mcdill
of the Chic 4go 1rfbn1ts Vice President, J =
Nakon, OF de sad aszy Rsgfser; seefeiafs
NJ Vi biker o. DeiroIl; Directors. Eichffd
Smith, d the Cincinnati CDmmff iai faseiie
Haltcr n. H0lderman Of the Chicago NeWs
u. N. Horseh, OF the 81 Louis gEo1t Dom
fraf John G. New, OF the lndianRpoiis Jour
a1f A. n Beiu, oi the Galveston As,rs, and
". ID. Heskhem. Of the Dayton JoElaaf
large amunnt 81 basineSs was tran sact
Cd Among CHER thiaSs the ST. Paul glgbs
EAf admitted N metnherShip. aud the FOL
lowing resolution was adopted by upani
nous vote That the thanks Of the Associa
flon are due and are hereby rendered 70 the
Hoard Of Directors TO the Jo;uf Executive
Comm iftee and to t1e General Manager fol
the thorough gnd eflesent manzEenlspl d
the business 0f the Associated Press for ths
dist yukr.
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~ oh. Y. =. wlpNhf
IN an article nrst puphshed IN the tdtJ0r
afdu for November 1880. and which has been
t-.,,,.r,,,, .a,.,,,,sbsa ma, ,,,,,pa u ~.
.,s.'s..,' e, ,sPs'''s'' ''s'' Ap',S : -
'Along the base Of the Sierra back Of Pas
II. Il -,
Auena' anu oii eAss" a'l' oaeA y ''n ''ao''ei
above Pomona, past Cuca1nonga with ~
noted vineyards. and on bevnnd San Ber
naruinV' efo"Ans narnaea ~ -te'susa ~
laud from the sea, ~ belt OF foethillaa above
the fok.lins fneinr out towards the uoondn,
ann looa,ne dawn across the mains aad ~
fen' ioohins ao"n acioss the pia'is anu 'hs
hills OF the Coast Range npon the warm
sonthern sen. and vet famed daily by an
1s,.''.. t,.s.a ~. 10 s. h.rsh,a. + ~
peenh ufeeze uhb nus no hArsnness' uN
not say that there II no more perfect climate
than this belt affords, but have never seen
ona.
The mesa lying midway in this belt at the
mouth Of the San Antonio cafou. back Of
untafio, possessses possess many u lesaares sst t Wnlen
ao ~ iiab rssey. vss e,,, mn ~
peses ~ nea.aA lsset.. rssn nen oonsta ~
ed with the other poriions' Among these
~ ilfs "a ,nars es,ah,e serna,a.nra .l,an
either the eastern or the western extremity.
inns y result q ~ Meltun instance tFoM
tne ssa, tne osyan Dleeze oeaus ino'e lei,l !, :
perea tnan ~ tne western ys sktremitys wnlle ls
the snmmst Aeht y more Houern'e nan ~
tnS ss9's1n e1..ehs'e .t... t,... 81. .....,.
'sis. ensai9 - tpin li,1. 'ns ppstn'
~. Wn,rn t =. Mnaer '.Hsi ~ uPoI
mall n'nsS pvllionS n tne nen ine sless ~
~ ~ PEA, uank J y tae
ness' uelsn,a ~ ~ 1o,tnehs t.. m sot'ens On ensi
~ssa W., s Sns .a sas ,,..a Aslon rass ,.,h
sh nS.S io1ils nae y.
us'he hrtW ef'z snt fthths htepnle eAst eatu W
she Shnts ans titer snd WestwsIa e me me
esl Sao.asl, anas y ~ tne steat liscfng =, % w
lehynes az eleSaslon o. osef NV iset before
mteLsinf 5usV ths Mountatn enhn. e, ne ne
e5ise. 81 snls InnIon1 asaa " e1ion X Is
Aect4hk iocAi Wiho cuf - = e4i lnArsea u
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i ncIp W assncsssr.


f.rIssic. Dec. E.-iu an Anarchist trial 10
day. Rslnsdors confessed that he was con
necied With plot 30 assaAsinets the Einpef-
o. Of Germany at Eeiderwald, and referred
IN the most vehement manner to the condl.
lion Of the working people. The Judges
~efc ireqnentiy compelled 10 interfere aud
febnke The prisoner. Relnsdorf con
nuued. saying the task OF oh
tanning his frredon devoived upon
the W5rkmen themselves and the coHtesls Al
the polls 80 helieyed by social Democrats,
programme 81 aufion woaid aione do any
good The end snncti0ued The means and
there was no good n being sentimental, aud
he had done hts duty - an anucniti, He
admitted he he'd persuaded keaYsoh aud
KnechieF 10 iuin hin. and he gave chem the
pfres1ary Instructions ea TO handling aud
placing fynamlie. adding boldly that II he
had not heen m himself he would probably
have fcmmitfcd the assassination az Heider
Waid
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Tbs new Orange crop Is iual beginning to
mske rs appearance and few boxes are
bang shipped ona arop of iruil here sue
ceeds enotheI Immediately Nc sooAar are
me arples and pcRches gcndfhan the e.Hpun
cnnie and az they 4a. tho orArgca come, 10
IA annoeeaed BY tha npples and thus do The
fruits, Ike the scazuns, have tuefr eternai
round.
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l.ofDou. Dec i7.--Ths Fimes says The
Nlnetausuau treaty wfli excite amaAeInent
a. England aud AmericA, and, n tba pub
lished version Il correct, Il win undoubtedly )
alialt distinct protest ii both countries. Iia
direct violation Of the Clayton -Hulweg
fienty Is more distinct yi0lefi0n fhnn
Iiairlo ever contemplated. Americans VIII
nol snnpoSe fhai EDfIf3nHen viii depFeoale
lhe treaty owing 10 the alarm nl flIf extern
eidn ~ Afneriean dQlqlnIor4 ~ thf (1rg
nIsirusi .hn treaty will be Hbuee9 10 fln IT.
iurg vi the HfiiIsh faAe hul they etHnui
a1rr0qf tha sxn|uplt - epe State parchas.
inf the fouIfol ~ such vatefwafx for per
sofial adfanIaEr aud n1l "a a tr1ate4 f1f lht
void fee suumsif q ihe pro7ssiFns q
provision ia heh1If 1l tie worlds tffde.
Jhf s.aqssstle hIfiw4y bciWfcu lhe fNe
etn1t y ma + I'titf neifft fer saNf and
RsosI ptfHcsn rcorFsr iti<
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81. Louis. Dec. 1sth.--rhe SAfional sugar
Growers Association met this morning
Missouri, Iillnois, indiana. Iowa. Wisconsin
New York and Kansas were represented
President Coleman denounced the sraHIsf
treaty IN hts opening address Is destructive
to the American sugar trade helcher. ol
Missouri. Powell, Of Wisconsin, and ocoyiile
o. flincls, we're appointed Committee OF
Resolutions
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nfNo, New, Dec i7--In regard to the
proposition Of Ahe Philadclphla Press to an
mex Nevads 10 California and divide tho re-
salt into a Northern and eeutnern Stare. che
Rdno 1dsttte says; The people ~ Neyaa<
sac no reason for change and viii aoeepi
none. The cost Of their State Organization
willing and ahundAntiy able to sustain IT,
Nevada has contributed in the past and VIII
Ia the future, her full share toWaids netion
Il f0fffpmenf and nationai prosperity der
mines catte and iaiming intefedis give her
permanenoy
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Spare N0thlngl Let Everything Go.
HALE & co.
Will LBT EVERYTHING Col
To give Holiday buyers chance They have generously
placed the whole line of their
CHRISTMAS GOODS
Special Sale Of New York and Eastern Bought Drives!

Christmas tide is approachng-that season of mirth
and oy-the blessed time of the whole year 1t is
then that the Of sehshness which gathers around our
hearts is broken and generosity and good will abound
sit is more blessed to give than receive Knowing the
perpexies involved the difficulty of selection we deem
few hints from win be in place. and therefore enum
below articles which will be placed on our Center
men like the rest is under the ban and to effect thor
ough clearance OF them such prices have been named as
win make speedy clearance of all
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NAsafroroS. Dec. 17--B. Platl Carpenter
of New York, who has been noninHted BY
the President ior the Governnrsnip OF Mon
tana "A native of Pougnkeepsie, New
YORK. iity years Of are. and lawyer lie
ran for lieutenant Governor on the ticket
beaten by ttiefeia11' He belongs to the
atalwhrt wing u tho pqFty aud was reconl-
msnded tor the plnoe ~ the President I
nlost intimate paiiticnl friends
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NEW yoKx, Dec iU.-Rev, James Cham
bers. Of the Calvary Presbyterian Church
said yesterday that the statistics Of divorce
sor the past few years show that the Aineri
csus are rapidly falling into the errors that
r,ined sncient Rome. San FrancIsco d.
vorces one couple out q every SIX that 4
marriek. He Bittiiy remarked in regard td
Ban Francisco thAt the absorbing question
there Is other mems wives and what to dc
With them. Chicago has one divorce for
ever. niue aud a halt marriages We need
uniform or naiionai divorce law. 20 tilaI
II would be impossible for man who faiis
toshake off his wife In New York to get 4
divorce In a Western State. A constitutional
amendineui might do this, without national
divorce laws
Yesterday ! Philadelphia Times ssid thai
more than seven hundred divorce suits were
pending IN the courts Of that city Of the
present tins. This record shows onediyorcs
Euit Tor every two Hundred and dftf temi.
iies- II 70 tbis large proportion DC added
tho vast runber 81 persons who have al
ready secured divorces. some idea may be
formed Of the social ramihnaiions Of this
EriI
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SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 1.-THE signal Scr.
vice reports the rainfall Of this city to day AZ
sixty hundrfdths OF an inch. At > o'clock
this evening the rnin stopped, bat the
seven hundredlea. Rcd clli, one and ihirts
Two hnndiedths and atSacfAinenic, one and
three hpndredfhS 30 -ain fell In the
southern psrl q tho State
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Holiday Goods

Silk Handkerchefs from 2sc to $3.50.
White Embroidered Handkerchiefs a5c to $3.50.
Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchefs, colored bor-
dered, in and wide hem. &c to 75c.
Lace Ties (great variety, from 2sc to SIS.
Plain and Embroidered Satin Fans. zsc TO SIS so.
Mems and Boys Silk Scarfs Bows and Ties. specially
adapted for Holiday Gifts in all the different shapes and
colorings from IS cents up.
Toilet Gases in Plush, Leather and Brocaded Vel
vet, containing Ceuloid Comb Brush and Hand Mirror
Writing Desks and Work Boxes Combined, something
novel and useful
Cuffs and Collar Boxes III Plush and Leather hand
some present
Boxes various styles and coorings, containing Pa
per and Envelopes.
Perfumery Boxes containing the best Perfumery)
in Plush and Hand painted Satin.
Scrap Books in different sizes and styles.
Picture Frames in Gill; Plush and Satin, in varying
Mirrors in Plush Gilt and Hand-pauted satins
useful and ornamental.
Baby Boxes, containing Comb, Soft Brush and Powl
der Boxes also, Baby Sets in other styles
Ladies Shopping Bags, in a thousand different kinds
and nearly as many prices.
Boxes containing Silver knife, Fork and Spoon, fo
the little ones.
Albums, both large and small, ranging in price from
asc to SIS.
Countless small articles, suitable for gifts such as
Match Safes, Frames, Card Cases, Backgammon Boards
Napkin Rings, Christmas Cards, Letter and Envelope
Pocketbooks Music Holders Perumery in single boxes
Broom aud Slipper Holders, etc, etc
And at our Dress Goods Counter will be iounc
Beautiful Dress Patterns that husbands may remember
and we'll
Ibrodered Flannel and Colored Linen Table and StanC
Covers, Table Damask, Fine Napkins and Handsome
Towels Large. Soft White Bed Blankets Of best Cali
forna make, etc.
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commenilne on the proposed Nigafaeuo
treaty iays eqrsnvillo qppus sed the sf'empl
OF srcrnitfY Blaine 10 nnnui the Clayton.
NuiWnr treaty. and therefore t u hardly
Iftt1f that efaAtilie vil asFent 10 tht
lfeafS Thf 81. James 4ustfis say. tfht
powers nov af4,1tIrl at Berlin have Oh
fionslyH stale ~ fdt proposed NIcar4Fu'
aAn4l aud fbtf are likely 10 63cpeselo with
E1elau1 10 oNpoae lne project IA rHte Il
fantieoes they would nnd s ktlon4 au< iilsr,
fafqa epnoSias kfftrif3 which would f16ks
q 4i'AcllI ~ <44| fonntfp e carry ont ~
pznietA
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NEW YORK, Dee. ie --John L Sullivan and
Alfred Greenfield wore Ia The Court ot Gen
eral Sessions to-day. with great number Of
associates and Z crowd OF spectators saiif
yap and Greenfield we're On trial on = charge
prefarred BY the police thai their meeting
Ia Madison Square Garden was viDlatio1
of me law. Greenheld dcposed thaf he bad
n1s struck sullivan any harder blows than
he had given pupils, and with not the
slightest ~ feeling. Sullivan tsstlied thai
he neither gave nor received blows that
hun. The Jury, afttr being cot eight min
utez bfouF III iili verdict OF not guilty
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Nav YORK. Dec .-0oycnments easier;
railways Irregular. Stocks. after = frrn
opening aud an advance OF y to X per cent.
became weak and depressed. Lpdkawanna
was special card. breaking from &c at the
close yesterday to s2'se- One hundred and
twcnts-ose thocshnd shares changed hands
on the way down The Immediate cause OF
the break WAS lhe Aunonncenout that the
White Pooi had liQuidated some days ago at
an average Of }l.02t4 ~ fl.o2tz Raids on
Western Union broke the price from oo5ssc to
b71sc. The market closed weak near the
lowest point ol the day. The business Of
the day was active, aud isrge blocks Of some
leading shares were thrown on tbe msrket.
The news current was bearish. Il WAS re-
ported that the Transsnntlnentai Association
could not agree. and that the Morgan line
had cut rates In the South. Pacific Mailwas
excefisonallY strols, rising IA TO 80 per
cent on he oficinl sfstemenf thai the com,
panY's Indebtedness 20 the ranarna Railroad
0f fio0tG WOlid BE- paid. PArtics controlling
the indebtedness have siGptled their inten.
ton Of accepting the offer OF the steamship
company. Compared with last night closing
uffnes are X 20 "a pnr cent lower
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2as North Main street, Los Angeles. Gel
Oniue huur4-frrm 10 A. n. to I'm.
Sundays hon to fF. n. Professional
visits before and after Office hours der7
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pHukDeHfHIA, Doc. 1.-THE Committee
sending the old Liberty bell % New Orleans,
voted l8t that O report BE- made 70 the
Council with faVoF4bie Recommendations
authorizing the Eomr4tazloncr Of markets
directing shat 5uint com miitce be appoint-
"a to altcnd tho fair 70 take charge % fhe
tell and hand Il over 70 lha Hufheflsies a.
Nnv Orleans
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The Arisona cAoMptea aaye Ton new 10.
como'lYcs have bsen orisrcd. aud viii soon
be On lha limo % the Ali1nilo sad Peciar
Ralpat The vast Increase In he busincss
ol che fire has ufcessI.1Ird mo addIIiona,
ftciIitlts. = tfc transportation ef freight
hts tet1ue 4oimmeAia1 thai trkina are frn
~ h0,i3* of tho 1ixhl as we'll as fsy 1ht
petseukeJ trafic has Also largely increased
and. tf<iffs, ifcfA are HIfg % one hundred
enc Is rants ktiuH 5afh WY tt'iY
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MRaoRp, Dec. l.--Followiug Is list OF ths
south bound passengers passing here ri,
evening
Noah ? Flood, y Rodford, d K Brainble
zomDaf Miss Lou Franco, San Francisco
Bent. Los Angeles, c snent, San Jose. J
\ stacey. Dalies, Oan. Miss p I. Knott, Port
land. 0gn: Drake. hase Hlgginl
and wife, Alss Morphy, Hro0kiya. n Y; { "
Hudson, Henderson, kou,e; Geo Train
. Scrsen. San Francisco, Geo Il Cohn, Port
land Il White. Reardan
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NKw Yoax, Dec. l7-T Threes, iaaiS: flSs.
lIsss s. 14,s Central Pacific, 3s5s. Den.
vcr 4 Rio Grandc. as6 Kansas Texas. lsyf
Northern Pacific, iGsk, preferred, SO. North.
wesscrn. sssa New York Central. sa5S oregon
NavifAfion, 70: 1fanscortinenfal. i3,@. I'm.
provSnsents ls Paeite Mai, tS5a Panama, gs,
Texas Pacific, l1 Union Pacific, 81;
G 3 Efpfess, 81 Wells Fargo. lo9: Wesier,
flnion S1a<
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CRY lcsricE couRgN-Jrs1lcK NoRsAs.
Ar Sang. grand lafaeny Dlsnharsed on
the ground Of lnsadioient evidence.
Frank Murray petit laFcens~-Fined $50.
rowxsHiP couRr-Iusucrit tfSu.
Thomas nunne, hattery-D Discharged for
lack Of proseculi0n
>. r. Smith, ountemptof court Fined S.
j. ? smith, threnteningt to XII tcids, szco.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-18

SAY FnAxcisca. Dec. i5.--Mrs sash Ken
uedy, who shot and Killed her huahand a
week ago to-day, has been held for trial be-
fore The Crlminat Court on charge Of mar
der. with bail hxed at $4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-18

In conclusion let say that every article mentioned
above will be found less than the usual price asked cr
hem but you have been given the radical
prices at which selling every article our
House Therefore let beg you take advantage
York and Eastern Bought Drives visit before making
your selections for Holiday other goods Yours truly
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-18

SkN FaANcfsco. Dec IT, Belle Isle. i5c (:
Best and Beinher, SOC; chollar, g. s., Crown
Point 50; Could and Curry, Nlb-
Hale 4 Rorcrcss, VI Mexiran. 20; Naya
Sierra Nevada. 30; union Consolidated
CSC, Yellow Jacket si-1o.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-18

SAN FBx1mscn, Dso. u-Whenf steady.
quiet Buyer SESSION, 81 81, 9$Lss Barley
Needs, hfisk Seller season. g0l <cl191i <c
buyer. 92,zc,9721kc: buyer season. sos 20
T.o7
CErkuo. Dec. IL, - wheat wehker;
7ic Deeefnber; Ti1sc JfrnArg Tstsc May.
Corn quiet; y7S<c year. S5t.o January s7l4c
May. Barley dull; a.
LryEnrooL, Doc i7.--Brendstnfs demand
fair affn