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MntnaI Benefit Insurance.

Nashville American.
Mrs. Belle McMurry, as the widow
Of c. S. McMurry, sued the Supreme
Ledge of Knights of Honor, for the
beneficiary of her husband. The or
der defended upon the grounds that
McMurry had forfeited all rights in
the order by failing to pay several
assessments due by him, and for
which failure he had been suspended
from the order, and because, by rea-
son of said failure of McMurry to pay
his assessments and dues to the order,
he was lot in good standing" in his
lodge, and hence not entitled to auy
of the benefits. The agreed state of
facts showed that McMurry was a
member of Guthrie Lodge, located at
Guthrie, KY; that he was in arrears
for six months' dues TO the lodge and
had failed to pay hve assessments,
legally called, previous to his death;
that the lodge had paid for him three
of the five assessments, and though
some of its members had not fed him
that unless he repaid the lodge and
settled up his dues, he would be sus.
pended. Failing to pay them and to
settle up, the Financial Reporter mar
ked opposite his name suspended
and after that date, July 20, 1881,
he no longer appeared on the books
in reports OF the lodge. He died Oct.
II, 1881. The court held that the
manner of suspension was illegal, that
the laws of the order required a sus>
pension by the Dictator in open lodge,
and that, at the time of his death he
was a member of the order; but that,
by reason of his failure to pay his
dues to the lodge and being in arrears
upon his assess aents, he was not III
good standing in the sense contem-
plated by the laws of the order, and
hence not entitled to any of the bene-
fits. In other words, while he may
he member of the order, yet to en-
title him to any of it's benefits at his
death he must have been fully paid
up in his assessments and quarterly
dues. A general impression had pre-
vailed in the order that while the laws
required suspension for nom compli-
ance with its requirements, yet, that
until the lodge, by proper action, sus-
pended member for noncompliance
Of is laws, he was ia good standing,
and entitled tothe benefits.
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In this country, says the Medium
vile Standard, reliable farm labOrers
are becoming more difficult 10 procure
every year, When we begin "a crop
we never know whether oar laborers
are going to remain through the sea-
son or not. LABOR is 50 expensive
ami uncertain, that 1t becomes ne,
cesalty 70 supply the place, MS far as
pracucaI, with improved machinery.
a great saving Of labor may be ac-
compllshed by adopting the intensive
system OF farming. Ten acres of land
made Thoroughly rich will produce as
much us thirty acres of ordinary land,
while the farmer will require only one.
thiPS the labor and expense OF cuILl,
yauon: By se7ding to grass, aud
The use ~ machinery, we may ma 4
more hay and require less grain, ami
Tins get along WIN less labor. These
are matters tor the farmers 70 think
about We speak from CXpeueu.s
on the LABOR QUESTION.
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kendaiPs pawn Cucr j.. used
from The \ t,antic lnlhe Pacific CO. st
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1884-05-03

The West tennessee Sunday School
Convention will meet in this city on
May thirteenth and fourteenth. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged for the occasion, and the COM
mittee earnestly invites every school
within the jurisdiction to send dele
gates. All who come will be hospi.
tably entertained by the people of
jackson, and the press of West Tens
nessse is requested to make mention
of the meeting, and thus assist the
committee in securing good attend>
ance.-[ Jackson Wing.
jackson Tribune and Sun: No man
was ever worse treated by his party
than Judge T. G. Muse. He has
been consistent anu true to it in every
emergency, and It has never failed to
be false to him. One of the most in
telligent members of his party, he has
been passed by every time for weak
er men, and, to fill his already brim>
ming cup, they beat him with sad
dle-colored statesman from Memphis
for delegate from the State-at.large to
Chicago. The English Language is
not strong enough to express the out
rage.
The citizens of GAINESVILLE are up
in arms, and indignant because they
have just ascertained that Belle Rar-
rick, sister>in-law of j. q. w. Woods,
the carpenter who bounded Ray L..
May down and shot him in his moth
er's parlor last Thursday night,
was the common property of several
other men. Woods shot May because
he refused to marry the soiled dove.
The citizens now fiud that Mays obs
jections were well founded, and their
opinions entirely changed to the dead
mans favor, and they are combining
to avenge him by hunting down his
assassin. Steps are beng taken to
get hold Of Woods, whom the citizens
at first sympathized with, believing he
had done the proper thing by his
kinswoman.
A Jackson special to the Nashville
American, dated April u, says: At
half past 9,o'clock, last night, w. T.
Sulzer, Of Louisville, claiming to rep
resent Harper Bros, of New York
entered the Hopper Hotel, with a
pistol and cane, for the purpose of
thrashing Sam Carter, the clerk. The
timely appearance on the scene of
Mr.. K. H: Hopper, doubtless proven
ted Il tragedy. The cause of the af,
falr was MISUNDERSTANDING about the
price Of board. Sulzer, his wife, child
and Mrs. Reynolds had been boarding
there for several days, but on Satur
day afternoon he paid his bill and mC.
we'd to Mrs Lancaster's. Failing in his
attempt on Garter, he fed, hat was
overtaken at the double bridge on
Market street, after being struck 10y
a brick o. his head. The PISTOL WIS
not found on him. The above facts
are from Mr., Hopper. Suller is in
the Jail to await triad.
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Tennessee Palenis.

Mr.. Ii. \. Jenkins, solicitor of
patents, " asningtou, ID. c., officially
reports To the kAchange the complete
list of patents granted Tennessee IN
ventorN for tao week sniing Ami,
y, 1884.
Edwin II. MrFuII, Memphis, ,ele
phone call and SWITCH tox; PATRICK
Nolan, Honnicutr, railroad track
guagc.
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AN EDITOR.

have been almost entirely cured Of nasal catarrh
OF several years standing, hH bottles OF b. b. Is.
have tried many other remedies, but none equal
BIB Is. ItisH qIlrE cure white utLers are SLOW.
J.J. HARDY, E5ito. New, Toccoa, Ga.
Larze bottles 81 90, or 8 10, $500 Expressed.
Address DLO0.l . * * o., atlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE hv NJ y. L. fNHpA-,
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For over siE .ts sq"t h--- terrible sufferer
from troublesome ,igGey cot :, .it Tor the relief
al which hay" apapt Ig-t Sza1 without benefit; me
most not I'd en-c,.l,' lclugl owing T lures
The use ut uur si.. 70 3ltlIa ~ e. g. Is hlS bns n
marvelOu,, ltyjLl alue rtl.,fj.hl all Uldvv n eat
ment COmbibco. II IL q ot'.'rr.., vl'a offers, If
they cure at ALL are N ( G distant IutGre.
c. Ii. ROBERTS, Atlanta V Gter WORKS.
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St. Charles. Ark, August %. 1888.
B, j. Kendall ~ CO..-Gents:-l take pleas
u.e in informing you that used nearly all of
the bottle o. kendali'S SPAWN Gu that you
sent me from 1T. Louis, according to direc-
tions, ami TO my satisfaction tand l must say
to my surprise) in about two weeks my mare
was entirely we'll of the lameness caused hv n
boz spa in OF over one years standing aud m
three wuekS time the swelling was all gone
and the mare is now entirely well and can trrt
ms glib as ever. ! consider the bottle of Ken
dali : SPAWN Cure worth to me about $4,000,
as che n % imal wa worthless az she was on
three legs and could scarcely get around or.
them and now She is the finest buggy animal
in these parts and with the remneut of the
bottle after curing the mare have nenrly cur
ed severe corn on the ball OF my big toe that
has given me great pain ter two or three years
1 have only applied Keudall's SPAWN Cure
four times and the corn now is nearly out by
the roots Hud without any pain. In short |
think II is The best !iniment thatls In use.
have Kendall Treatise on the Horse and his
Diseases and would not { Ike any money for
it if / could not rot another, Hoping YOU
great success l remain
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NOurs KuspecttuIIY.
X, G. MARTIN,
KENDALLS SPAWN CURE.

From the spirit Of the Times" Dee. ~. 's3
II Is admitted there is n great advance in
veterinary science wit in the past dacade. vet
many will scarcely believe thata SPAWN cure
is possible. Fortunate indeed, however, it il
for the moor horse suffering from lameLess Of
this kind that he dall's Spa in Cure has been
discovered ms il is certain in its effects ahd has
worked wonders in thousands of such cases
Send for illustrated catalogue, giving positive
proof. Price of the SPAWN Cure. 81. Address
DR. B. } Kendall x Co., Propristors. Enos-
burgh Falls W.
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CATAEEH,'

The China and Queensware House OF Mcbride &
Co., Atlanta, 10 perhaps the largest IN the South.
Mr. A. j. Mcbride of this firm has been cured OF
catarrh OF The Of rs years standing by the use
Off. b b., after every known remedy and treatment
had failed Is. b. b. cures catarrh in few weeks,
after sohful stuff has failed for years. Write to
him and learn all the facts.
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spsetat uss5ine os tsis esnrss
Hoard ~ fd5feasfsft.

AaaHeAs y - ~ ~ %.HHHt
TIE H5zfi iaef "a the ahfse r the SUI sf
intenlaHf OF setH3ls f. u a. geslefaAg
The maathe s4s called bg he gfssilieni
fuI tbc purpose n 1tpqasside tiia certificates
nov held b. ne tssehefz emriuye IN DE
county and Is ransa shaas lhft would cxs
f8s before illa rssaiaf meeting q the
board
ffs=eHl. AeHsaaeH. President.
" More +. A. Saxon dnd VI Bintaa
Secretary
NJ y : Hfa1fsak presented a iettsf tat
ihg that he haa RESIGNED hia position on the
Board aud introduced HE seeeessof, 2. #
Howard. Is whe vas heartily welcomed
sud n4sigasd seal
Affas e#fefn4 examination q ~ the Ger
iihastes tie following faHeaals were made
seeand Efsdei Jessie 4. Msa9y u
faihhs. Wary A. WHitmef. Josephine stfqnt
and samuel hfmar First grade H. ".
f.est4 aeates we're granted Of credentials ~
f9iiea Fifst srsdea. - . " stfineheid.
nu California life diploma 4 u atoeAnl an
Normal school diploma q wisconsin v
VI HHiaf gr California University diploma
Nina iiilehtant qu caIii9rfi4 Normal
a6ha1 iipisma sarah A Brown, On gaii
iofaia 10 diploma Flora Denton, on Cal
iofaIa ltle difiaae " X. HaIbqpF on edu5
eailon ainiofna Hhsha could, On Gaiifof
MA life dlr,a1na 1ennie & Could on CAT
flrHia liff diploma taffie II Roberts, m
California lie diploma
On motion il Mas ordered that no esftia
eaia 81 aiY grade be granted On Elementary
normal school aipi1mss
Tha 3aeHeisfg wa Instructed % notify
Wiihufn smith. Jesaie A. Afta Y, Belle
Squirrel. GiEzie MeNllan and Ms, daf1tn
Ser that their certificates would not be "a II
after Ian d 1855
iha Secretary Has also Instructed e naliiy
al per8Jns hoidiag temporary eeriineatesi
aud All ibast whose certificates will need &c
usWai, to be- valid after iaN 8, lssii 90 Me
fheir applications and tesiinuuials 81 sue.
fHssiul fe4ehiHg @ith the Secretary Of the
Hasfd df ar before iH8 Hext eg8Bisf meet
ing
Ihe Bnafd then adi0ufnad until the next
regular meeting 5Hu. E, iss5 whom 10 wiH
convene 10 gfali certificates on ctedehtiHl'
and O. examine teachers
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A yialtto the new eleeer0platine, stencil
gold, silver and nickel plating works, a No.
$50 south Spring street. found the proprle
tors, Mesrs autdde n Marahaii, husily On,
gagged u eleetroplaling old table aud III aired
PLAYED ware for the holidays, and arranging
their machinery 90 as 10 work 30 tie besi
advantage Their battery, baths polishing
iatbes aud tools. for executing aud hlatils
metal checks tags badges door phtes md
stencils arc very complete Their geld
nickel, silver aud bronze baths aud batteries
are always ready iar lguuh. and their prep
sfAlioa + nov complete faT the prompt exc
ealtau 81 orders sa5m a dtst8nee Fheif
work - either gold, nickel OF silyffisoi the
most substantial iad dHtlhle Char eief, aud
their dnlsh Is 4s Hue ~ the finest works al
the GarbBm or any Eesteul plating Wafks
They have IUsl completed un elegant piece
ql work Ia dentists aud surgeons tools.
Carriage trimmings metal ffames, guns
pistols and machinery tsimminss ar piIted
Is thuae works on Yefy reasonable ierias,
any work sent t. fAem hf inail uf 6pfes.
viii receive pfaiapt attention aud he exc
cuted wish ettuc.s aud dispatch, la got
liHg up stencils f0t fruit shippers, packers,
miil taeu af ornamental work they axgel
heth in execution BnA prifes. lhia cutter
pfsine arm ara alau prepared to supply bat
terry chemicals and sifEestnF sulgttaus pol
ishiuR compounds The inauguration d
this Industry iH DIR city on the scale THESE
Feutlemen haze started VIII prove "a great
acquisition to cur gsaW uH city
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It ll1z been said for d century that NJ Yuma
tiseldam or never rtined. aud that il WHs
the bottglt place on the American CONT
nent These iallaelas have received rude
shoes BY lue records Of the United States
aisnai Service, which show that the winter
tempetaiute 81 Yuma f. niaeh lower thau il
is "a IH Angeles while 10 regard 70 rain
that locality has frequent showers sud not
4efy smali showers either 'fhate arr more
thunder showers 1t 4nmH than Mt Los Al
uelts and tAete Is some talk at Importing a
lightning rcd peddier Into that part oi the
world Tte Yuma HspHbtfEqH q the nth
inst. sueals uf that day aud retuiess country
8sfiHs the past week follows
- FFia storm af uaHkual severity visited
ftiba oh suuaaf Monday mud Tuesday Of
This week All tiaY sunday shr clouds Judi
eitUd rain RHd m size evening a iFW drops
Tell Monday several Sharp showers eaute,
Nnd on Iuesday the water came down as Il
in earnest fgeni O'Clock Tuesday after.
noon until 10 the rain paurad down almost
ineessaHtiy White the water makes every
thinf cold aud disa9reeablt Tor little white
the phseaet OF dust Is pleasant aud desira-
bic eh8agt.
his time 70 ahat or this nonsense about
faintess reHl1n4
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ar o. u niiss rep0fsa The reiaiali II
Thursday and Friday 81 - lnehes This Is
iftlto mDrs than tire record Of Mr pneah-
nun and she signal aefgioe. Last year the
record d Mr. bliss was ibeiow that Of the
Government aud Nh Uncommon. and The
ngnALu called attention to lhe fact that the
electric oables pasted near the Signal Ser
Vice station and 20 near The place Of Mt.
uneemnaHs observation, ana suggested
the idea INST Ia the seHfQn Of isas -. when
the daale would also pass ueat the station Of
Mf Bliss aud further, that II there we're any
Increased rainfall produced IS she electric
cubic Fl would be shown bg Size new cable
HhitiI hnd been placed during the suinmer
near Tho raaideH0e Of NJ. biiss.
The result shows that tAe theory Of the
HHksEb q true, that the powerful electric
currents unite the gases which form water
aud consequently Ike tiasba5 81 lightning
Increase the fail u ra1ii, T. true. The rath
fall nc che station 81 Mr.. Bliss IS now even
and 1T times superior 20 that Of the other ob
bic IN that vicinity his record was fst be-
mind the others IN the city. The tllastra
ton shows that the fity eau be Irrigated
from the atmosphere INSTEAD of the river
aud at far less espetse. There seem ne
room fpt doubt buf That It system Of electric
cables hung uHuf the cts and highly eharg
ed VIII add at least eha third T. the annual
rainfall 81 this teeAitY With tahusls into
the mountains enuash watef power can be
obtained % furnish power ~ run hundred
eieeffic ataehtuez Witch will light all the
toNinuds and plains aud iffigdte them rs
we'll. faeh Is human progress.
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pRoPERTY TRANsFERs.
Heportsd by tsiiiette 4 Gibsos..
Examiners Of Title.


Baldwin 10 Haehiason-Two tracts,
81 IS acres aud 10 acres, In Ro la Cienaga 81
Estate Of Moves X dc Reed ia Thomas
Khadca- Undivided ono half Of titt ~ acres
IN Ko IA pnenth. sl2p0Q
II N johnson and Mary Eaton Johnson, Ids
wife, to Mrs Eliza kimb1li-d acres On uofth
line u DoWney avenue, East los Angeles
$3.50
fl n Johnson and Mary Eaton Johnson. his
wife, 20 Charles Rghh-4.ai acres On North
line ftawney avenue, East Los angeles, $500
II ? Low 70 olive Z Brown--ial 81, Los
Angeles Fruit Laud Association tfaet, ~.
II Z Low 20 Albert 7 Brown Lot %, los
Angeles Fruit Land Association tract. s..
Il Grower 10 Isaac n Gnelrau+=tiat on
west side Crawford street D0wDge. $50
Adfiana Johnson De Alfnun and Rf4ueisea
Almoh, her husband, 20 FfancAsc De L
Johnson Ftri 81 lois IL aa4 ~. BLK ", md
Tract adjoining Also tfael 81
David hyoy to august kcug S = VI sec d
T -. Il 10 Il &I1.Q01
John White and Dts Claude White to
Martin Uharflet and juan ufreelI Il ~
10 and ~ and part Of lot Is, biz X. Mt Rieis
ant tract, 5000
I G russell 60 James johnson > 81 W
5 OF NE y OF 50 = SEQ !, i g SIR II w s50l
Il " Head @ Eii AduBs--UHaipided taiaf
est ~ s5bfaule OF Eu Santiago de santa Ani,
flan
Catherine Fitzgerald and William Riley to
City Of Los Anaelpa-Lsnd for Union ave
me g.
j " Weed to ] Z olafka-5 acres, 800
Jahn Ryan 20 william + Edgar-s 3 Of lot
, blk .. Ord survey. $3.50.
Wilheimlne HsumaR aud HefiaaHn Neu-
man, her husband 70 ahHflas aud Alnalie
bankofskg-s0Ui acres in NV 4 sec Is. I /
g. II II " A5S3.
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This tkttfon Gtlri0H OF Bee 81 says
The heaviest train ever pulled over tie
Coronado railroad passed no the r0ad last
HhHfsdas It WqN double header aud
consisted NJ twenty owen ore cars drawn by
two engines, the "Jamisnn and Robert
son. Considerable enthusiasm VFaE created
at the different stations where the train
pulled inta them
Captain Rri9well, Couneilman-eiecI from
this county, is iinnle tl round up the editor
If the Pre- colt Journal whoa he reaches the
Territorial capital. That papef calls the
GApt4iu independent, when every one
ought 10 know Il theg don't kt0W thai he Is
Il simon pure 4eiiersohiaa Democrat of the
enld Ftfgiuia. stripe
fhe tutai bullion output 81 The Clifton
aistIigt for tne month Of November, 1851
was, 10 round figures, i.1490N pounds OF
mack copper, divided between the two com
R8Hies as follows.
Arizona Copper Company 6da000 pounds;
Detroit 1apper Company i0an90 pounds.
FhN average taeuess Of The first named Is
81 per cent aud the latter 81 per cent
The Detroit Company are running but one
furnace hi present, Il getdn Fraser h
Chalmers water iaeket As the furnace
Was blown in" hut tWan5yssi days
their average output was over I9uN
pounds iailY The arizona company ex
paet 10 hiGW Ia additional furnaces the lat
ter pArt Of this mpnth, or rs soon as the ears
a1e ruaniHs 60 their mtHes On the western
S scope % Longfeliow Hill when their output
vii be largely increased. At present they
ara Running three furnaces, two thirty ton
and aue sixty ton, Of the Fraser & GhHlmers
make.
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Hi spencer e baet from cslie3
haeA White 81 lhe Henson saeitef i e.
ms Plea Haaae
Ne u carney d Huada 3 siappias
stfhe Pic iiousaI
nt ehsaeg and siiei = ohiaria sre res.
isisfed Ct lhe 81 Etma
Sir sad Ms. fh5ma bpaan % Boston.
are reeislefed y The 81 fimo.
pr sd Mts Z g ehaplnf Of sse Yerh
aye apaIas af the S. Elmo
Ms j. fiaier. g 81 city viii afflfe
from the aoith m ffle saulh.hauhd train To-
Mrs Geo Morris, # this cily VIII arrive
ifdm Che u8rih ~ tue spathb9aud tftia t.
AZ
Mes. u Passell grand daughter and eey.
efaess. o. New YORK are stopping a the s.
Elma
Dr. g = atadalH. If Tucson. passed
thfonEH ias sHgaies yesterday oi his aag
home FROM San Francisco
Rnliaui pfidhsm. ageH5 I9f Wells Fafga
{ CO p lbis city and ale see on the seath.
bound itAiA e. afflQe at taQ r A. lay.
II. 81 aakef and wife. Of MasetliHe, H..
have returned rom tbeif summer hame IA
Masculine sud arc soiQuraipg Rt the y
Charles talef
Hon rhu Roach d san Fraaaisoo. a
n0hie representa- 81 me Cailiornia pl9.
neefs passed tiiroaga Che eliy yesterday On
mswa e. aanuna to saf al some miaes
end athe property ia which be s. nterested,
LIKE aamaFa who has been engaged Tor
sls mouths aa tie som pilalien II an eb.
slfaet Of the county faeafds, an1ief the
putfg egstefa Rlss neEth O. dr. r. spend
the holidays Hiih his parents iH eoluaa Gai.
Mr. II + Eeaal, tire county nangassar far
toe new directory Of the city and county. af.
rived ii The eitY yesterday after avery piess.
hHt trip a ihfaa weeks "a lie country lie
reports pfufnefaua condition d the iatia-
efs Ia all puts Of TIE county.
i c HesHint. Thirty years resident o.
Davenport ioWa, arrived ftein the east
Thursday on nis third irip o. thia cts HIS
nieda Mis- Il. Mitchell 81 NeN Orleans.
HeHnmpaHies him ats time % visit hts
daughter who feadls IN Vernon district
aiessJs L v ueiima, President Of the
FaFmars aud Merchants Bank, II. =. bots.
faid. ehaa Schroeder. Gbae Eatan. Geo.
Senator, Geo It Peck G. pueamHpn g. "
VANDERBILT ! 81 afiHth aad y A. Clinton
are HmuAe the subscribers to the Ghilds
homestead dlatfibutipu OF this city.
VI b. g seheaela, Of the Gfm OF sehaheld
lsroYh.of san tffaueisep was In Los Angeles
"a hurried business trip. There are few
Htea n California who have more friends
ia tsaa Angeles tHan fhis alert and adefat-
isHble business man. who bA5 done So
much % develop this sfeaeus but ell the
same he Ia hanliy here before he is gone
again lie returns 60 the Golden tate 10
morrow.
Ar aud Mira D. w Norris. nj oakland,
who have beeu spending very pheasant
visit d tsn laentbs with Mrs. Mosria, the
moghsfetl Y Shirley eaeuefof oaeft tlouse
ard Hill Streets ia this eity return - day by
the steamer sui4 HuaH. Mr. NarftH Is y
uembaf oi the Nehm8n DWiro Tobacco
Company, III quincy Illinois, aHd ai4i1es
his Eesldsaee between oakland aud quincy.
un8 fH.Dhxa f lpcatiug here Prominently.
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Tho Herald Of Yesterday has the following
Items.
The following are the exports from The
SANTA ANA depot for the week ending dec,
i2ih e9ru iiH sacks, l7.f11 iba eggs, 10
e5ses itil lbs lemons = boxes, 2i9u his
afauges, ~ hsNes, a219 lbs; wool 3 sHess Coo
rs hides aud pelts, Hoo ms raiaina IA
boxes, iai1 lbs beans 70 sacks. 1910 lbs; pea.
nuts VI sacks 9ia ms hogs, cars. 10000 lbs
general merchandise, $3.50 I1s Total. % 800
lbs
Mr. Nm 8 Riiehey, Of Tustln, sold his
hue bay mare Twinkle, on Wednesday to
Mr. H. "A Helimaut of Los Angeles, the
price pttd being $500 Tho mare Is one Of
the colts 81 the thoroughbred stallion odd
Fellow and the second that has beea sold
for 800
Ir J. G. Walker, Of Newport, has discop-
cred line valley in san Diego county
which he thinks Is government land and mas
employed Messfs, Brtigau & Gray e. over
haul the records and ascertain th55 fact II
the land proves 20 belong to the government
Nj Walker will call for DO iauittes to 10
aud settle upon It. 1t is claimed under a
grant, WHOM may be fraud aiant
NJ NJ 4 Psmfs was Intending d send 70
New Orleans section Cui from 4 blue gum
cree ten seaEs cid planted from the e8d by
him an tlt Campbell settlement and Mich
measured four sud one half feet In diam
dter, Ii was TOO iate, however, TO send tHis
IS wonderful growth.