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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
Ordinances NO. s.

Amending Ordinance No. 26, Amend. q.
 SECTION 1 SectioD No. of Ordi- uahcc No. 26, Ani, iided, Is ameHded sn as to rea.i as follows:
 Section2. The Assessor shall make out an Assessment Roll and valuation of the real and personal property within lhe city, aud sbail complete the same eady for the inspection Ot the taxpayers on the thiid MonGay of September of this year, and shall on ur b, fore thai day place the same in the hands of the Recorder, and said As essment Roll shall remain in the office of the Recorder for in spection until the last Monday h Srplem Der.
 Sac. 2. Section No. of Ordinance No. 26, Ameudcd, is amended so as to read as ioilows;
 Section 3 On sad last Monday in Sept, inter the Asstssvr shall charge lh said Assessment Roll each indi~ vIduai named thereon the amount of tax equal 10 one half of one per cent upon the assessed value of the property 0i said individuals upon said lOll, and from and after, when the amrunt of tax is 50 added, the assessmcnt roll shall be known as the Tax Roll of the City of l'hoenix. and the amount of taxes thereon marked shall Income due and paya- bic immediately, aud the Mayor, for and on betalt Gf, ard by direction of the Council, s',aii thereon annex hIs warrant, duly aiiested by. the Recorder, directing the Tax Col- lccicr [. collect the ai4.cuat oi taxes 90 impostd.
 fleet September IL. 1881, and shall be published before that time not less than ten days, and Inc Recorder IS hereby directed 'o ste this Or> dinance is % published, and the certificate of the Recorder shall be he proof of such publication
 Passed ir the Common Council of Phoenix this ihe 1st day of Septem> Der, A D 1884.
 Attest: T. ". ilrNE,
 Recorder.
 Approved this 1st day ol Septem- Der, ]. D. 1884
 GEn F. CoArs, Mayor.
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Ordinance No. S9,

Relating to theatrical performs auces.
 SECTION l. A license tax snail be paid hy all persons engaged Ill the following bus ness:
 By every person giving theatri- Cal performance, ten uoliars for each es hihition.
 SEC. 2. Any person violating any If the provisions uf this Ordinance by giving theatrical performance, without Htst paying said iicense as requIred by this Ordinance, shall be guiity If d misdemeauar. and upon convection thereof shall be punished by fine Of fifeen dollars CT by imprisor ment not more than fifteen days for each offence.
 SEC 8. This Ordinance shall not apply to theatrical performances or musical exhibitions given bg citi- 7 ns of Phoenix for Charitable pur- poses
 SEC 1. All ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict with this or dira ce Is hereby repealed.
 SEC 5. This Ordinance shall take effect on September i7th, 1884, and shall De published hei@re that time at least ten days, and the Recorder is h rehy directed to see that this Ordinance is 90 published. The proof of the publication oftbis o dinance shall he the certificate of the Recorder If uch publication. Passed in the Common Cnuncll of Phoenix. this ibe 3rd day of Scptcm- Der, A. D 1884.
 Attest: T. ". HINE,
 Recorder Approved. this the 3i day ofsSep> tenn Der, 4. D. 1884.
 GEo. F. CoArs, Mayor.
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HEARD FROM alAANE.

Maine has been heard from, glo- riously heard from, and the instig2- tors of the scandal concerning Blaine and the ghouls who would deseera:e the grave of long dead infant for the purpose of ruining. if possible, the characters of as pure s woman and as noble man ss ever trod the earth. have received a fitting rebuke so far as an indignant people can give rebuke at he polls. Every county In the State hgs gone Repub> lican with possibly one exception. The following dispatch sent to Gen Logan yesterday, however. speaks to the point:
 AUsUsTA, Me, Sept. lO-"The re- suit of the election in Maine may be thus summarized: The Republi> cans have carried every county ID the State, with he possible excep- tioB Of Knox which is very elase
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
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OFFICE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, ]
 Maricopa County, \. T. ]

Maricupa County, \. T.
 PHoENIx, Sept. H. 1884.
 Board of Supervisors met this day at the call cf the chairman. Prs ent, NJ. Wormser, Chairman; N. Herrick, Supervisor; anL Frank Cox, Clerk.
 Chairman stated the object of the meeting 'o be to disrcse of one Ru- dolph Pifferling, heretofore ai- judged insane by the Probate Court.
 It app airing o the Board by the certified copy of fndiu gs and decree uf Probate Court that said Rudolph Piferling is insane and without means.
 il further appearing to tn c Board that ihe said pifferling hes friends Tn San Franclsco, to whom he and his friends here desire that he shall be deIiveid, and NJ B. Fleishman agreeing 10 take and s4felv deliver said Pitferliug to hts friends III San Francisco fer the sum of one hun~ dled and twenty-five dollars,
 On motion ahd by vote of " orm- ser and Hcrrick, it is ordered that the Clerk draw warrant in favor of said VI. B. F!eishman, on the Gen~ eral Fund for the sum ol one hum dred and twenty five liars.
 By vote of Messrs. Wormser and H,rrick it is further ordered that L. H. Orme, Sheriff of MaricOpa coun> ty, deliv. the peIson of Rudolph Pifterli. g, insane, as aforesaid, to NJ. B Fleishnan, to he by him de- liv,r red to bis friends in San Fran> cisco.
 On motion Board adjourned.
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AssTgnee,s Notice.

THE firm Of Mscpona1d. Bush s Co.,. of ? Mesa City. Mdricopa county Arizona and A F. MacDonald. If the same pisce hsving joined in Gn ssigRmcnt or ftheir prop rty and effects except snch DOT tions of the prouery of A. F. Macdonald as are ex empt from ex' cution.1 to he itn dersigr ed for The -r' fl of cir creditors All per sons indebted 10 said firm or 10 The sad AZ Macdonald, a-e requested ro make imnedis t. payment to me Ut the office of Tive ed, Hancock & Cree shaw in the ely ot lsh ,crly. CT t. D. II Ba' 5iS al the place If business of the late hrm Of aacdonald. Bush ~ Co.st Mesa City
 And all persons having claims agai: S sad firm or against the said A. F. ac- donald i'll please present the sme to me at m office U the city of Phoenix
 J: W CnEESHAW.
 Da ed, Aug. 4ih, 1884. Assignee.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

They have elected twenty shine Sen ators and the Democrats enly two. They have chosen four-fitths of the Representatives in the legislature. They have elected four Representa> tivts in Congress by a large majori- ty, and nave given Governor Robie popular majority of IT GOO. The Republican vote will reach 90,O00, which is from 4,O00 to 5000 larger than ever cast before. Onr majori~ ty is the lara est we have ever had since the Presidential election of 1868, and far exceeds our most san guine hopes.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
INTERPRETING sNpoRmATaov

To HoUse1eeperS, Heads cT F'dmitics afzd hhe Public Generally:
 It will be entire:y to your interest 10 pay q visit 10 the sale of Dillon & Co. s stock oD Saturday and Mon day, September 13 and 15
 On those two days we will sell all fhe remnants accumulated during the two weeks of the great dissoiu- ton sale at Smiths building Please read advertis ment. By order If
 DILLON & KENAII.T,
 Los Angeles, Cal.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

Honest dealing and fair competi~ ton is the aim of all honorable buslnoss ss men. The makers of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powde' do not advertise their own productions by crying down those of others. They say that Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder holds position ia the estimation of thousands as the purest, strongest and most reliable. Try it.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
Public Notice.

The great Clearance Sale of the stock of E, Dillon 6 O., at Smith new building, vii. be continued all this week. We are determined to close out this stock as soon as pos sible; therefore the public may ex- pect enormous bargains. By order
 DILLON & KENEALY,
 Los Angeles. Cal
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Notice.

Notice IS hereby gwen that the Iran Cages formerly used iu thc County jail will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, in front of Court House door, in the city of Phoenix, on Saturday, the 2Uth day of September, 1884, al 12 o'clock In- of said day, the Board If Supervisors leservlne the right to reject any and all bids.
 By order of the Buard of Suprr>' visors of of Maricopa couuiy, made his 18th day of Augusta D 1884.
 FRANK Cox. Clerk
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
INDIAN TROUBLES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1O-The Chronicles Portland. Or, special says: "A special from Cheney, w. T., says: An Indian confined in Jail here for outraging white woman near SpOkank Falls, a few days ago, was taken from the jail last night by body of masked men and lynch> ed. The Indian here are very suIlen and are putting on war paint. They declare the lyncbed Indian was in nOcent, and trouble IS fehred.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

THERE is bat little doubt that the Republicans of the Territory will nominate H c. Hooker, of Cochise, for Delegate to Congress, provided he will accept the honor For some time we have heard kim largely talked of and in cei tain events he would undoubtedly make a strong candidate.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

Messrs. Worm~er and Peterson, who are TOW running business af- airs at Hayden's mills, lave ship ped 112GG0 pounds of -four and B 600 poands Of barley during the two weeks they have had charge and have on hand 100,0G0 pounds more of four and S0,G00 pounds of wheat, with more com ng in. This is doing lively buslness, starting in hard times from q complete slut q own.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
To KepubIteans.

The Republican Central Commit- Zee have hiled the vacancy or the Republican conuty ticket, caused by the inability of Mir. James Stinsan fo make ihe canvass, by the Domina- ton of F. L. Brill, who has accepted the position tendered him and will therefore be one O. the R publican candidates for Ass. b.ylnan from Marie pa county.
 T. N HIxE,
 Sec. Rep en. Gem Mar. Go.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

In the even,ug an impiomptu serenade was gotten up far tue cans didates at ihe Lemon Hotel and Col. Head, Dr. Jones, A C. Baker, J. c. Herndon aud others were called out and spoke in few bat fitting terms Of the glorious Democratic occasion they had erjnyed and the waikover they anticipated. Selah.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
Los Angeles, Cal.

THE PHOENIX FIGURING MILL is now ufacturing the best flour ever before made in Arizona. Star Brand, g 50 per 100; Supcifine, S1 50 per 100; 10 lbs cracked wheat 25cts per sack bran 35cts per 100 :. Spot cash. JOHN Y, T. SMITH, X
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
Pleasure Drives.

Wells $ Rice of the City Stables have now on hand an elegant and easy riding open barouch-ju-t the thing for evening drives Leave your orders with them and enjoy the balmy flesi, evening air for an hour n n very delightful manner.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
For sale.

A Bed Room Set, Carpets, and other Furniture, almost new, will be sold cheap. Apply to
 E. DILLON 6 Co, Smiths building, Phoenix. 4. T.
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Notice for Publication.
Pre-enPtion No. 754-

LAND OFFICE AT TUcsoN ARI7oEk,
 Sepiembs g. 1881
 MT OTICE is hereby given that the fol- AN wing named se,tlel h ned notice of his iltenJioh to llaSe final proof in support of his claim, and hat said proof will be made before the lion. D. fi. Pinre' Judge of the 2Ad Di-tr ct courI CouIty of Ma icopa, Te ritory of Eriz9aa. at his chambers in Phoenix, Oa the I7ih day If October. 4 I., lee9, viz: Hirem D Sc1tt. of PhoeniX, Mariccpa county. " for the | of SectiOiI A. w <. ship Il, R nge ? 2e, & < X E M, sat Ii $ 1t .ollJwiLg ps his viiness,s. viz: Na heW k &0 lrll tto. U Collins NJ iH Griffin, and simon Nov nerf. ali of Pnoenl2, -daricopa oa ty. Arizo a.
 BEN Nj. THOMAS,
 Eirst iublieAtion septefnba, 1Ilh. Issa
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

C.RD-To all who are sufferfng from errors and indiscretions Of youth 4youS weakDess. esrly dec1 :. los- of mar hood. Sc. will send a receipt that will cure y U, FREE OF FARCE This ary ir South America Send s.lf address cd enFei6oe 70 Ray. JosEEB T. TSzAE. Nrarfoz D. ersH Tork
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Notice Sos Publication.
aomesteac No l<s-

Lend office a. luscon Arizona
 Angusl 22nd 1SeI NT or ICE is hereby glV'n thAi he [ l. 4N lowing namea settler has fliod To- tlre If his iuteitiOn to make 2 al prouf Tn E . DOT of his claim aE1 that s1id proof wlii be made b icrc ne Hon. b T.. finneE. Jude ot tae 2Aa Listrict Copri st his chan bers n Phoc5.ix. Mari copt Co eutys on she 10th day os c,oBer. d. D. lSS5. eik: r eres F. 1airs5riea-. or Pho nix NArico. co .nly. A T., ior th \. f- A, sec. B. tp ?. N k. 9 h. ana names he following as his wI.Iessss. viz: qAcs. BFoekpan Gap Ri hart LN msu h. ilEany and John ii Isaac
 BEN. N. Tts(i%AS
 Esgister.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
Selling for Cost.

Gregory is selling Lum Der, shin- gles, Shakes and all Builders Ma terial at CosT FOR CASH. Now is the time to build.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
YOUNG m EN. HEAD TnIs.


 TIE voLvA1o BEtr Co.,, of Marshall Mich, offer to serd their ELECTRO voLTAIc BEET, and other ELRcrIc 'Ar- PLrANcEs. on trial tor thirty da.s to men (ycune or old) afflicted with nervous de bility, loss of vitality and manhood, anu all kindred troubles. Also for lheuma- ism, neuralgia, paralysis. snd many other diseases. Complete restoration to health. vigor and manhood guaranteed. No risk is incurred as thirty days trial Is allowed Write them at once for illus trated pamphlet rec.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
He'd Bugs, Flies.

FlIes, Roaches, ants, bed bugs rats, mice, gophers, chipmurks, cleared out by Rough en Rats' '15S
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
Mn1hnEa.

If you are failing, broken, W orn out and nervous, use "Well's Health Ret ewcr." 15c.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
50 RE Wy { RD

Y osT, SPRAYED OR STOLEN. from &2 the N artiDez ranch. Xsvapai county. on JUlr 5Tfh. le S4. one tron-cra, mae abont IS hands high bronded SF on left hIp; oL bay horse. T. hande high. same
 brand. vi h A vented. He SboVe rewafa will be pafd foI he return of the animals to ! k. ink, Martinez Greek. Yavapai county, 4. l., CT to Goldman d5 Co PGue- nix. 4 T :. CT for lnfCi n1hsfoE that gii lead tr fheiE a ecFeEs
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

Mala~la if caused by Torpid Liver: Files by Constipation 1eadacse by Indiges se9etable remedy. Alien $ bl3ions lIysic zs sts st s3 UTEs ztsss. sy ssshs<.-
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
Cew for Safe.

Fine milk COW far sale, price S100. Gall ou Dr. J. E. Wharton.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
A cTnIKh oRDFnED.

lITIsBuLe, Sept iO-The Dis patch's MouoEgahcla special says he miners State officials have in> terested themselves in the stfike, and At X recent mes ting held after the adjournment of the convention it w;G decided 10 call out ell bi,u- iniDous miners of western Peuusyl- vaaia- This incInees river and ss.ii road miners and those working in the Gle 4rneld regions, in al abou 1,UO0 men. The object Of ordering general strike Is |" oortaii the oduction, with the Expectation that it vii improve piIc,s,
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
AdminI-tratrix Notice.

Estate AARON J. MAcDokALD, Deceased. NT OTTCE IS HEREAY- GIVEN by the $ undersigned, administrsrTix Of the estate of Aa,on J Macdousld dec ased. to the creditors of, and t.l persons having claims against the raid deceased, 10 ex- hibIt them with the necessary vouch ITS. within four mon hs aftei the first pu5l cation of this notice. 0 the said admin- istrAtFix at >, esq c'ty, MaricopG county. 4. T., or to 4, <. Macdonald of the same place, in the said county Of Mpricopa
 JUEI A. NJ CDGNALD.
 Admlnistraftix of estate of Aaron J. Macdonald, deceased
 D-i-d tt Mesa ely, A. T. September sth, SS4. sepS-1ni
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DECLARATION OF WAR.

LoNDoN, Sept. I0-The Pali Mall Gazette says the Chinese goveru> ment has made 1, cIaration Of WAT II the form cf a manifesto from the Emperor to the people. Tine En~ pcror declares he regs ds the French action as Constituting a state of war, an1 ne calls upon his subjects to aid in repeliing the foe.
 The Gazette further says; The Chinese report the damage done to the forts and arsenal at Min river by Admiral Courbet as trifiiag. The masonry In some places was thrown down, but it now has been fully re-
 tored. The French iaRded and dc sir0yed only three guns at Minzan forts, and did not land at all at Kin Pal. The arseual was not damaged and no war material or stor es were destroyed. There was no fire nor explosion. Work at the arsenal is proceeding as usual. The naval loss was serious, but afier All only two Sighting vessels were sunk. The others were disbaich and patrol boats. The defenses of the river are now in as good condition as before the bon bardmeht.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
"Reuxh ca Rats. ''
Heart Ppanp.

Psipit=tion. Dropstcnl 5welIings, Dizziness, Indigestion. Headache sleepisssness cured hy Wells Health Remover"
 ToTHR BoTs.-Farringiou wants a couple O: tona O: peach stsncs- Also B good cars fui nurseiyman wanted to work iu the nursery.
 The snllOwing states hold election before Nov, mber An: Georgia, Oct. 1, Ohio, Oct. A. West Virginia, Oct. IA.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
KILLED RY AKEpuNTEIi .

CHICAGO. Sept. IO--W. k. Lyell, repoE CT for the Times. Tn an alter cation al the fair grounds. thIs after> Loon, stabbed and killed Daniel Gregg, an engineer on the North western road. The latter h ,d ap> piled an oppIo5rious epithet to the e.rr,ar
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
sHoUrED FOR BLAINE.
MAINE ELECTIONS.
Special to .hs HEnALDl

PORTLAND, Sept. lO- The returns from all sections of the Stale show slight Republican galns over the
 l662 Congressional election. From all points the vote is coming in slow y and tue indications are that the present Congressmen will be re> elected. The constitutional amend ment was carried by good majority.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11
ooMMrTTEE ON CREDENTIALS.

Foster, of Yavapni; Brady, of Final; Meade, of Cochisei Baldwin, of Apache; Stevens. Of Pima
 Ga motion the convention ad- jUurned 10 ? o'clock r. IT.
 AFTERNOON SESSION
 Convention mt at o'clock P, n. ss rrr adjournment.
 Cullcd to orter by Thos. Weeden, tem purnry chairman.
 On motion Lou Vidal was elected Sergeant at Arms.
 The following was offered as the
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1884-09-11

"The Mc1icA l-atriotic Club," of Phoenix. 10 coma, inor.te tbe 74th anniversary ct Msx xic0's inderen- desce, has arranged tho following prcg5itmmc:
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-22
oalllns on Arkansaw,s governor.


The visitor sat down, rubbed his lanl
hands together. and after few moments
silence, during which the Governor re-
garded him intently, said:
II want ter az yer 'pinion bout case.
Now, s'posen man hides Ia the corner
o the fence, an kills feller what comes
long the read, whut ken the law do with
the mani"
"The law can hang him."
"Yes; well. that pears like .doin'
enough. II a thing o that kind was
proved, don't reckon yer'd gin par.
don't"
81 don't think that should. Are you
interested ina case involving the points
which you mentionl'
"Wall, sorter."
lyon are lawyer seeking to aid your
client. suppose
mo, never had nothin' tor do with
the law. A case Of this sorts jest hap.
pened In my neighborbood, an as was
in town on other business, thought I'd
step up and get your 'pinion. The fel-
ler what done the shootin' is my son.
Well, gov'ner, ef yer air ever up my way
drap in. Got nothin ter drink on the
placer No' Why thought er gov'ner
allus had bottle ON the table. Reckiu
I'd better tell Jake thar amt no show
fur him. Well, good day. - 7eras SW
ings.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-22
Knights Templar,

Masonic Notice.
wv Los ANeELRs LepeE No. a. "A
M M.-Thc stated meetings Of this Lo,lq
~ \are held on the first MONDAY Of each
month at 1902. n. Members of Pentalpha. No
cordially invited
By order Of the W.. NJ.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-22
SALE of MINING STOCK.

BULLION BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-22
A Cultured Woman's Downfall.

Nellie Vivier, aims pretty Flora. +"
was sentenced to six monthson ON the Island
at Jefferson Market yesterday for intoxi-
cation. Nellie Viyier was the female
detective employed in the Lewis will
case, when about 81 ,000, 600 was left to
the United States Government. She is
said to have been woman o. refinement
and culture originally, and Justice Kill
breth Is said to have interested himself
greatly in endeavoring to effect her
reformation. Some time ago, while in n
concert saloon on Blocker street, she was
robbed Of several hundred dollars
worth of jewelry, and the next morning
when she appeared to complain in the
Police Court she wore ornaments valued
at between $1,000 and "a, ,0O0.-Nep
York World.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-22
Remarkable Exhibition of Mind
Reading,
dispatch to the Boston Journal ]

LONDON, June 3.-W. Irving Bishop,
the American mind.reader, gave a re-
markable exhibition in London to-day
of his peculiar power. A Canon OF
Westminster Cathedral consented to
act as a subject, and, after Mr.. Bishop
had been securely blindiolded by huge
black silk headgear, and the Canon wrote
the name OF an object within the radius
of one mile, upon a slip OF paper, which
he continued to hold in his hand. Mr..
Bishop then put a wire around the
Canon's wrist and dragged him out Of
the hall and through the streets in the
presence of ieering and yelling crowd,
attracted by the novel spectacle, until
he arrived In front of the designated
object. There he stopped, and the
Canon proved by exhibiting the papel
that the mind-reader had fully accom-
plished his task.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-22

General Butler has not yet accepted
the Greenback nomination for the Prcsi.
deny. The report that he is having
sixteen horse power telescope built, 80
that he may discover the party that
rendered him the nomination before he
accepts the honor, is probably true.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-22
NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
Los Angeles County Bank, will he held at the
Bank on Monday, July 7th, 1854. at o'clock p
NJ, for the purpose of electing a Board Of Di
rectors and transacting sneh other business as
may properly be brought before it.
ie2ltd II. l.. MACNEiL. Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-22
Decision ON Railroad lands In Los
Angeles County.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-ln the case
of Austin Brown VS.. the southern Paci-
fic Railroad Company involving home
stead claim in Los Angeles district, the
Secretary of Interier has sustained the
opinion OF the Land Office in favor of the
company. Brown claimed that the tract
was within the exterior limits of the
Rancho Azusa, but the Secretary held
that as patent had already been issued
to the company, the department had no
further jurisdiction in the matter.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-22
Reports OF the Committee ON the
English Case.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-It is under
stood that there will be two reports sub
mitted to the House in the English case.
The majority report will say that what
English did in the interest cf his son
was not in violation OF the rules of the
House, while the minority report will
aver il was.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-22

Lots lo53xI7S feet at 5000
each.
Fine Corner, fronting east
on a 100 foot street I78
feet, by ali feet on a 60
foot street, for 5000.
lao feet corner New High
and Franklin streets, with
three cottages, $4,000.
Lot IS, Block X, Mott tract,
on Pearl, between Second
and Third streets, 6oxl65,
$500.
Lot west side Carlisle st.
in Cells Vineyard, 5oxl4o
to 2o-foot alley, $500.
East ! of Lot %. Meserve
4 Loop Tract, 20 acres,
with hne water right, Po-
mona, $1,000.
SO acres. one mile from Sc.
pulveda Station and ad-
joining San Rafael foot
hills; ten acres has water
right, $500.
ESQ acres in Travis Tract at
Orange, subdiyided into 20
to 40 acre lots, at from SIS
to SOS per acr E, with wa
ter right.
A large amodnt of land in
Antelope Valley at SIS per
acre. Come and see it.
I7oxI65 feet on Olive street,
near Temple street, at$2o
per front foot