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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
A Strange Discovery.


A few days ago. some workmen en-.
ployed by Mr.. Abbott Kinney. at Kline
loa. discovered, a short distance east Of
that charming spot near the line be.
tween his property and that Of Mr.. J. s.
vosburgk. the remains Of q man about
five feet eight inches tall, revealed by .
cut In the soil made by the recest fresh
ct. On discovering the remains. which
were partially exposed, the werkmen
unearthed the rest Of the bones, which
were about two and half feet below
the surface, and placed them together in
the position in which they were found.
The flesh was gone, but the well-pre-
served brown hair and the sound teeth
indicated young man about 20 years Of
age.
A strange and mysterious feature Of
the case was the fact that the body was
buried on q small eminence, with the
head down the hill, and both arms OK.
tended at right angles, forming the shape
Of cross. The clothing, II any were on
the body at the time of burial, which is
doubtful, was all gone, and no mound
or mark Of grave was to be seen. The
remains were properly buried by the
men, and Mr.. Kinney would like to
know the history Of the affair. There
was no money or arms found about the
bones, and the whole affair is shrouded
in mystery. The body had evidently
been buried three or four years, but why
it was buried head downwards, with
both arms extended, and on q small emf
nence, when il could have been thrown
in deep barancs close by, and covered
with stones and earth with little effort,
is inexpfcable.
II any person knows Of the disappear
snce Of somebody In that vicinity Q few
years ago., or of this singular burial,
they will confer favor on the public by
reporting the same ut the HERALD Of
flee.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
EASTERN.
Meeting OF the Republican Exec
utive Committee.

CHICAGO, March 22.-The Sub Com.
mittee on Arrangements of the National
Republican Convention, began its session
here to-day. Senator Sabin, Hon. John
C. New and John II. Clough, as proxy
for Senator Logan, being the only
members of the Committee present
John A. Martin, W. w. Cooper, Z. S.
Magee and Powell S. Clayton, the other
members of the Committee were expected
during the day. The design of the Ex.
position Building as it will be arranged
for the May festivals was submitted
The plan contemplates seating capacity
for 100 people, which includes stage
capacity for 1000 members. The Sub.
Committee appeared to favor the plan,
but no action will be taken until the
arrival of the full Committee.
The Committee decided to hold the
Convention in the Exposition Building,
in an auditorium to he constructed for
the May Musical Festival. This will
accommodate 5000 people by utilzinQ
the galleries. 1t was decided, however,
to limit the issue Of tickets to 6.OOO.
which will be printed on steel plate to
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
D..fLY HERALD.
Herald Steam Printing House.

The HERALD Steam Printing House Is not sui
rasssd BY any Job Printing once on tho Pscih'
Coast. outside Of San Francisco. In facilities fol
doing job work. Low prices. good work and en-
pedItIon may be relied upon at this Office
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

RTAMaANY HALL and its Grand
Sschem John Kelly have applied them
selves to boosting the Postal Telegraph
bill The HERALD has seen little occa-
sion during the past lustrum to approve
anything done by either Mr.. Kelly or
his henchmen, but we make an ex-
ception in this case. The postal tele-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
special Notice

Hereafter notices Of Companies societies
churches. ETC.. will only be inserted In he HERALD
a. paid advertisements. We reserve. for Places
Of Worship. a gratuitous directory. VIII ch will
sppea every Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

The HERALD Is the Official paper Of the city Of
Los Angeles The city delinquent tar lists and
all other municipal notices appear only In Its col
umua q
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
A Well Locked Bureau.

Ia the Bureau Of Engraving and Print.
ing at Washington three men are neces
sary to the closing and the opening Of
the vault. Each lock Is fastened BY q
different combination Of figures and let.
ters, and the chronometer Is then SET for
q period of sixteen hours, and even
those who have locked the vault cannot
open 1t until the sixteen hours have ex.
pired.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

The HsaALp office is connected with the to O.
phone system Of Los Angeles city and county.
Orders for advertisements or Job work may be
ent through this medium TO number 1j6.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

"Odd /" she said. "why that woman's
the oldest creature ever met. l told
her all about the details of a scandal,
and she didn't seem the least bit inter.
yested."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
FOR SALE

Forty acres Of land, 20 acres In alfalfa, orch.
ard Of 100 bearing trees, barn 6Ox48 feel; 20 tons
hay In barn; Is head Of cattle, 9 head Of horses;
good dwelling, fine artesian well; all No. l land
and must be sold soon, as party wishes to 20
away. By j. F. WHITE Co.,
m23 2t NJ E. Cor. Main and First Sts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

Brcntano Bros. No. 0 Union Square New
York City. are agents sSor the HERALD. twill
constantly be found On sale on their counters
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
dover v. Gower.

Mr. D. N. Rowe is the SAINT. Ana agent Of
he HunALp.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
FOR SALE.

Forty five acres miles from Court Honse; 400
orange trees( 200 In full bearing, 200 six years
old; an orchard Of choice fruits, all bearing;
$1,000 Mission and 1000 rasen grapes, 1900
4 years old, 10000 year old; 2 acres alfalfa, 0
acres barley, fine shade trees, good 7room house,
barn and outbuilding, well and plenty Of city
water. This will be closed out at bargain
"and don't you forget it." By
mes " J. F. WHITE Co,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
FOR SALE.

Choice Lots, ranging from l to acres caoh
In East Los Angeles can DO had from $50 tc
5000 per acre II called for ,oon. By
J. +. WHITE Co.,
m232t N. E. Cor. Main and First Sts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
FOR SALE.

Thirteen acres 81 miles from Court House; 0.
room houts, barn for Q horses and 15 tons Of
hay; good well. 70 walnut trees bearing, 90 sp-
pie, so peach, 22 apricot, 10 pear, 600 Mission
grape vines, 500 In bearing, nectarincs, prunes.
fgs, plums. etc., partly in bearing; good water
right viii be sold at q sacrifice for $4,000 II
sold within fiye days by J. +. WHITE 4 Co.,
m232t N. L. Cor Main and First SITS,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
WANTED.
NOTICE.

l will not be responsible for any bills con.
tracted by my wife, as she has left my bed and
board, after this date, March goth, 1884.
mr2s 1w H. NJ. ALEXANDER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
FOR SALE.

A beautiful residence on Main street. between
Fourth and Fifth. Also several desirable houses
and vacant lots In all parts Of the city. Parties
wishing good investments or homes will find 1t
to their interest to examine our lists and prices.
j. f. WHITE 4 Co.,
m232t N L. Cor Main and First SITS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

36-inch Bleached Shifting. - IS yards for 81
onbleached Shirting. 20 yards for 81
2t yards wide heavy Bleached Sheeting, 2aA
cents per yard.
Heavy Cheviot Shirtings. 16 yards for 81
Heavy Ginghams. - ~ yards for $1
White Crochet Bedspreads full size, IS cents
6-4 Table Oicloth, 20 cents q ward
txtra-size, all-linen, Huckaback Towels, Is cents
e4-inch English Waterproof, 80 cents per yard
54-lnch all-wool Ladies' Cloth, IS cents per yard
SS-inch all-weol Colored Cashmere 4Oc per yard
4a.ineh all-wool Serges, in the leading shades.
40 cents per yard.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

Owing to the decline in the Eastern Markets.
and having an enormous stock Of these goods on
hand, we are offering sham at ahnue prices, and
invite the public to call and examine our immense
stock and avail themselves of this portunity.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
NEW TODAY.

WE ARE JOBBING OUR IMMENSE STOCK
Of Clgsrs TO the trade at greatly reduced
prices. The only cigar house In the city con.
nected by telephone-No IT, EDELAAN
co. d16-u
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
enR aAll.

A hspdsoms cottage Of Eve rooms, nicely I'm
Ishsd inside, situated on Sixth street, between
Fort and Spring. For tespst stc.. spPlY .
nov2 u Opposite the Court House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

By competent professional meat and pastry
cook French situation In frst-cla hotel or
restaurant Address l68 Spring street. care Of
Mr.. Gus Ferret. mr23 2t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
County Convention Called.

CoLusA, Gala, March 22.-The Re.
publican County Central Committee met
here to-day and appointed the Conven-
tion for April 10Th, to elect delegates to
the State Convention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
WANTED

A good cook, who can do general housework
Apply at g43 s. Main street. mar29 st
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
TO OWNERS or cows.

The services Of my Bsse Thafosgh5red Msed
Book Bulls, Of either 1eEooy, DURHAM -
HOLsTEIN Stock can b ha1 q my plscs, "a
Washrnetsn street.
Between Main street end IN Pedro stscsts. Also
choice grade JeFsey cows ~ nlei
de- . sn WELhHA1 NHhEs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
wheat and Barley Market.
CrcvAsscs Closed ON Roberts
Island,

STOCKTON, Cal, March 22.-The first
break in the levee at Willards place on
Roberts Island, was closed last evening.
A little water pcrcolates through the
filling, but not enough TO do much dam,
age. The water on the middle division
did not spread much yesterday, and now
that the break is closed it Is thought
the loss on the lower section of the
upper division of this island will be com
paratively light. Work will be COM
menced at once on the break in the cross
levee and it is thought that the water
can be turned into the middle of the
river in few days.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
Another Triumph for Patti.

SAY FRANCISCO, March 22.-Best 4
BeMher, $2.65; Chollar, Sl.45; Con
solidated Virginia. .l5; Crown Point,
-; Eureka Con-, S4.00; Gould 4
Curry, Sl.40; Hale Il Norcross. Sl.55;
Mexican, l.75; Northern Belle, =; ;Ophir,
$l.70; Potosi, 30; Savage, 90; Sierra
Nevada. S275; Union Consolidated,
80; Yellow jacket, S2.2O.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

6-Room Heuss, 4l2 Also street, el2.60
Groom House, corner vignss and Lazard
streets, as.
Broom House, 121 Turner street, S16.
b-Room House, OF Pico strset, e1b
16 Rooms, Spring street, and furniture for
sale.
Broom House, Boston street.
4-Room House, Howard street, el6.
Rooms furnished, Hill street.
4-Room House, Wall street, el8.
Apply 10 HUMPHREYS 3 RI00IN,
mraR 2t 27 South Spring Street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
WORK WANTED.

Two carpenters desire employment, town or
country. Address @. A., HERALD ofiice.
mar18 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
Trstting ut Oakland.

SAN FRANcIsco, March 22.-In the
races at Oakland, this afternoon, Van
der Lynn won the trot to harness,
three heats In five, for 81 900, in 2:3lA,
2:3l and 2:37. In this race "B b.
won the first heat, time, 2:35. In the
match trot between Pilot and Fanny
Burns, the latter won the second and
third heats in 2;43A, 2;44l. Pilot took
the first heat in 2:47. The first men
toned race gave "B b." record
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

ROOMS AND BOARD.
KIWDALL MANSION. Select Fam.
lily Boarding, Ane suites and large single rooms
Containing all modern convenisncss, with board.
. few stops from business center. Electric light
illuminates the grounds lai New Hight street.
near Temple. arm12 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
A Hold Robbery,

AUGUSTA, Ca, March %. = This
morning while II. d. Crooker, book
keeper of the Commercial Bank, was
making exchange with the National
Bank at the counter Of the latter, he was
approached by two unknown parties,
one of whom planted check in his face
and commenced to question him closely,
seemingly for information. The party
then went out and Crooker found that
$500 had been stolen from the satchel
at his side. There is considerable ex.
element, but no clue of the robber.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

Improved and unimproved City and Country
Property. Orange Orchards, Vineyards and
Ranches In the bsst localities In Southern Callfor.
nia. Correspondents solicited.
Addres. ADAMS Z o0N,
No. 3Sa Pico Houss. N. Main b. ,Lcs Angeles. CAl.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

San Francisco, March %. - Judge
Ferrall this morning ordered all the
Grand Jury indictments against Sarah
Althea Hill and w. M. Nelson, except
that one against Nelson for forgery, to
be set aside. Nelson, by his action re-
Gently in Withdrawing from general
motion his charge of forgery, must stand
trial on that indictment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
WANTs-LOsT-FOUND.
LOST.
BOARD WANTED.

Room nd board in private family by . sin
gle gentleman who desires 10 secure the fscili-
ties Of permanent home. Address Box 642,
20. MARIO 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

0kAR0lEoo DARlEY R01 9AIGs
Makes: Makes the finest, finest hay In the Yl6kss and great
Ell NAYBERRY,
o8l Gabriel Posto1nce
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
Killed by a Woman.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March 22.-This
evening HELEN Ransley, a married wo-
man and the mother of three children,
shot and killed Adam Luther, the woman
claimed that Luther had been persecut-
ing her for some time. She didn't intend
to kill him.
New Mexican Dead
DENVER, Colo, March 22.-The Re.
prbiican's Santa Fe special says: Sehor
Diego Archeluta, the Oldest member OF
the House of Representatives, and at
one time Representatives the Mexican
Congress, died this morning of pneumo'
mia.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23

A cottage house Of Ave rooms at tho south
anction Of Spring and Main streets. Inquire In
hs store rup stain Of Paul Kern. m1stf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
Burglar shot Mt Bisbee.

TOMBSTONE, March 22.-W. A.
Daniels, Deputy Sheriff of Bisbee, and
the man who captured Big Dan Dowd,
shot and killed man this morning at |
o'clock. catching him in the act of rob
hing safe. Daniels, called to him, but
the would.be robber peid no heed. He
had filed one of the hinges off and had
almost severed the other, whereupon
Daniels shot, killing him Instantly.
Daniels came on the stage this afternoon
and delivered himself to the Sheriff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-23
NEW TO-DAY.

11-O
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

Majos Dane, the orator whose eloquence
+ 40 well and fATosaoiy remembered b.
Loa Angeles people and Who e personally
known 10 q number hera. Is travelling Ia
Greece. and while climbing alone uron
NJ. Parnassus, met with a severe and pain
fsil accident n letter from ltea. g3recue.
d Prof. Norton 81 san lose, which Is nrlnt,
cd ~ fhe ltcfc4r,, be gives an accourrof his
adventure Nalthef years nor gray bal rs
have yet been able "a ssirpress fhe entha-
sissm and rolnanee Ia The gallant Najor's
breast, aud whea, on perfect october
morning, ne found himself seated BY thu
Caatalsan spring uear Delphi, where 81 old
The oracle spakc. he beraIne 80 imhped with
the past romance sud present beauty Of the
scene that he wondered on toward lofty Mt
farnsssug and boldly uadef.ook l6qe0y
scramble up its steep and rugged Gifts hui
cdninc to i dhaKu WHICH must DO crossed
with ieap Or his onward course given up.
he determluesi to jump Alas for Che bfAfc
lssl lsof hs 'ss Missed a footing ssa Sssi ana is Sli
anon q narrow shelf OF rock witch
barely saved him from smother fail which
must have becu fatal As Il was, with q
bruised and mAneied log, he managed 10
between Delphi and Arachoha' Here ho
persuaded 6 woman to lei him have her
mule % take him to Araohpba. where he
hoped q fnd Greek friend Or. Aiexondros
Acknowledgment. The Major pictures his
ridiculous ride on the inulew With thu woman
following behind. thrashin. the aniiaal and
crying % /. continually IL the chnicesl Of
modern Greek rhe poor man seems Ia have
kecnly appreciated the fun Of L., though his
eyes we're Allied With teafsoi pain. ArriYcd a.
Afachnhe he ionud his friend was IN Athens,
| but the Major Wa9 fakcn Ia and ktudly cared
for BY a beautiful 0foet woman snd her noble
/ husband Mr. and Nm. Christodeio. He
f1und classic kltohen, mich as Homer
Worfd hayc loved to write Of, with nr0ad
hcarih on which burned fragrant Ore oi
mountain pine he found. 100. a skilful
| physician, q r1r0 uufs, who Told him L was
iorhidden b. law 10 take money from stran
gers The Major dniAhed hla lotisr nl Biiiras
/ his N9nndAd leg. which was no better and
( very faiufui, sfiii ne writes 4 long, glowing
/ letter % his friend. Prof Nortou, detailing
the henpties. f4selnafions and association
Of Delphi and the country about H.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

When. however, barbaroua peoples eeme
"a contact WITH higher civilization, they
almost invariably undergo a decay pretty
nearly proportional to the intimacy Of the
contact, Qf rather, to che roadiness Rith
which they endeavof 10 conform thenseiy es
% the manners Of their new neightors.
Here Is an important point. There Is no
mysterious influence. no "blightH caused Dy
civilization. There Is much loose talk about
barbarians melting away before the Light
of pr 1gress. Il may do for tbc poet to sneak
Of the whitening breath OF cfiiixAtion a.
blasting the child Of nature, but the real
cause ef the depressing effect OF
our civilization upon the savage lies
Ia himself, anj M his sudden at.
tempt to afsiinilale what Is foreign 70 the
whole tenor Of his personal habits. con
frmed rs they are bg Centuries of inherited
experience. The Instances, fleullfal enough,
Of race decay following civilization are all
IN peoples ia whom circuia stances have led
y sudden and unnatural conformity with
the mauncre Of stronger aud more Ad-
yanced nation. This has occurred generally
where the Sarkges have been brought In
contact either With cOnunetine people or
with missionaries, the latter cAtse opefatiDl,
for the most pErt only when The barharous
tribe WAS small and the Chfisiiani5tns infu-
ence therefore especially strong, NJ iu the
Sandwich Islands. IL one nOTable case the
method Of contact has been BY the barbari-
ans themselves becoming conquerors. POI
alar Science Monthly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23

Tho Calico PriR contains the following
important items ofsaecoss and progress
| Since oar report the last issue the FOL
lowing Siipmenls Ia yaliion ware made
| from nfiaes ln ngaiiceAiulhg dislrietshroagh
Wells, Fargo 4 Cos Extfessi One shipment
! AiiiAmbra, Ss0Ss 1Vtal siace Jaa. ist, 1854,
sssf, ,012
The Gro Grande Mining Eompsny has ai-
VERT sod IN the san Francisco Chronicle for
narrow gauge rails and rolling MATERIAL
fhis looks Ike business and We MAJ expect
soon 20 hear the iron horse snortins between
bsggett and Calico.
81 a. Meyefdoff' mining man well
known iu this ssate add Arizona, was tound
deai Ia his bed Atthe 1untflOn Hoase, The
Needles. on Monday mofning, lie died ~
Consumption, from whllh he had bcen uf
| isrer for many years
4 few days ago rich stysko is made IN
mine "a an average Is looking better than
ever
Work progresses on the Sue mins, a.
usual. a large quantity Of sacked ore i be-
ing hauled FROM she mouths of the various
shafts 70 the head of the tramway and lei
down 20 the ore dump. rne new boarding
house was opened this week.
A fow days ago at tie constable sale oi the
sp0wb bird Mine the properly vas purchased
! b. \. T.. Fink Co upefations m fhet mine
viii nov receive an inpefns that gill result
N a considerable inerease 70 the already IN.
portant bullion output Of the caulp.
The Barber mill has been n operation at
| intervals during The pest week to test the
machinery and get everything III good run
aing order before commencing on the hun
dreds OF tons OF ore piled up on the platform.
A rich strike was made a lew days ago In
| the Silver odessa. A thfee-fnot vein of ore
has BEEN uncovered that ID heavy with
hack metal. Il appears 70 be not 4 small
| pocket only but well i-te dned vein that eau
| ae traced fcf some distance, aud should it
continue one hundred feet and az rch as Il
sands OF tons oi bullion But aside from
the rich strikes that afr belng made Ia tie
mine SO frequently there are many tons Of
ore that viii eyegagc frcm 80 " Sjp per TN.
and instead Of showing signs of exhsukiiou
| Il increases IN quantity and quality. The
prospects of this mine arc sery. bright since
writing tho above We were Informed thht &
sample irom the aewiy discovered vein
aszaYed sis, ,0oa 20 the sqn
\ Not much work hes been done on the Az
hambra and doilaade for the pn4t few
months Rich pockets can iic opened up IN
those mines as we'll as those adjoining
some Ave or six tvng q ore were recently
assorted % make a grade more thAn an av-
erage and last week . ton d L was iakep 70
she Alhanbra mill At HtWley's for attest. lt
Welded about $50 Ia bullion The raxt 81
the ore was shipped % san francisco and II
i expected Il VIII return about 800 per ton.
II has taken soiae time 70 arrange tue btisi-
ness matters Of the Gainouda mining com
uiny 80 A. 70 be aefeaabi g All conceraed
ayers, matters have been arcanged anite
satisfactorily ard there Is prospect Of re-
sunins operations on these mines on large
scale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-23


The proeress made III the cultivation oi
the grape for wine. brandy, rafsins and
( liable purposes In California has been very
remarkable within the past lev yenrs. Laid
which vent begging ior purchases six or
seven oears age nt Ave dollars an acre noa
dnds ready sale az prices rar sing from $50
| 70 EiQ0. an acre according 10 location Hnd
proved value ioI grape growing Many
thousands Of acres have been planted II
| lately seilled as TO where are the best iooa.
tiouG. kaisins o. prime quality have been
cured Ia southern, ceutral and also Ia
northesa California, The California Raisin
Compsay N operating ON large scale IA
SieEras, where there Is good deal OF frost
aud snow IA winter private enterprise Il
successful 10 The same line at Riverside
San Hernarifnn county, aud at yar.tas
| placeeAn los Angeles county and eiscWlfe4t
In the sunny senth, While tho iargea and
most successful raisin inakers perhaps ~
the State are in i0le cnuhtY, ia the great
sacramenlo valley. II follows, therefore,
that the range for raiaIh grapes IN California
Is very vide one, because ralkins are also
successfully made thrdueh1ut tho San J0a
qiun valley aud % several coast eo1ntieS
Al hfAt the raisins put up IN California
were not a spccesA, but With more care M
handling and a proper selection Uf fran a
Nefy superior article is DOW marketed The
Mnscatel raisin OF California Is quite equal
70 tho best imported Malaga falaIn. Marked
4itruAlttt ~ Icllk pd4H W Us tIlUfAliOu
if having been demonstrated that ~
Is the only variety lhal eau sueceAsihlly
ealnpein with the Malaga product As an
Illustration of wha; olay he accomplished
IN this direction by caro- and skill, il may be
sta,ed that Mr.. 4 G, White OF Bhe kais-
inR Vineyard, Fresno county, marketed
600 two and half pound bsIoz of raisins
in this city At aity cents per box Tor hrsts
The iruit was pruuounced the finest ever
seen In the market This wss from twenty
acres, aud Of course frst raislns did not rep
seseat the entire crop, because only the best
wAe put up. They certainly equaled the best
imported Nalag4a
Attention Is also paid 10 the cultivation of
table grapes for shipment East, and we're 4
possible to ship freely By railroad al nleder-
ate charges, California would soon be able
o supply ali passible demaEd. As IL IS, be-
ing handicapped with very onerous freight
charges, good deal Is done IN this dfret-
ton, Nl the cost At the marketil =
point l. too high 10 adinit OF the genera,
public purchasing. This checks production
oa the one hand and derrises tie working
classes east Of the Rockies OF wholesome
food aud table delicacy. Cheap Transports
tion can only be hoped iof when the c0tnpe
tition for overland feeight to aud from the
facinc Coast is Is keen as between Chicago
and New York.