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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-08
" 7. CNBELL, Mayor.
AilnsL W. \ PARRY. CiA secreiniY.

4 BILL 70 BE ENgIrLED-AN ORDl,
"A iu"ce 10 provide Tor Volunteer Fir.
Pc Ice company
SEcTIuN ! BE II ordained by the Council,
W ne MY 81 Dallas That there shall be on
gauiZ der the Observation-Disclosures o, INC
Mayor Il volunteer company 10 be STYLED ih,
flre Police TO consist OF not less than mi
teen nor more Than hftS-two men, ovrr In,
age OF eight :" wears. said company, wEel.
o.. ItL%' maj! ., g. mmanded by the Mayor.
u,N'Sle ny SERGE each sqGad o.
iwpiV" privaies, the sergeants Ia b, c,ecte,l
ny u majority vote Of the crmptny. ana Il,
,trNe loronc year-al' V8Cauci,s T. lie filed
Us company election for the uneXpi,ed tern
,eIktahla chosen Tor new squads afer o. 1,
lrst elcc iau shall serve uniy Tor the remain
Qcr o. the year, so that the annual alertio,
urull shal be at The same time In ease Of
nc ahSelro OF any sergeant at ii G lL,.
May may appoint from the members OF
hiS squad - substitute for the time being Al
lieS the Sergpants thall be distinguished b,
the Wurut, st rgeGut No. ~ and ihC pTiynte.
" thr words "ttre Police" worn In black
i t!erS Gii white hat or cap bands.
seq. HAT 6he duties ol said 0mpanya shalt
eNtetd to ,vcrytnrp connected with frrs moi
per,dlring To the regular fire dem rtmeut, A
portion may De detailed by the MAYOR, un
uef lnt conn and ul sergeant or sergeant.
a. ne ciNe may be, to serve as Il police roi
!nt projection ut property, Ia prevent III,
lnierWeddtng on Intrusion Of prrsOus ma
beongt' Z to the IRE department nor 10 ia,
premises Oh nre or endangered by the IRE; /,
arrest SUSPECTED person at fires or person.
lneddiI'a with movable property; to carry
Out ~ Gus or other movable property and
secure them, and generally to do ali that
m ~ he deemed by the Mayor, or officer IN
command, necessa iOr the protection md
saietVu persons and property at fires.
sec. j. That wucnuYe thirteen or more
Volunteers shall be enruller, the Mayor shall.
organize them into one or more suuads
men 20 organized they may make such
rules and regulations for their government
not consistent with this ordinance, ~ they
may deem proper The Squads and sergeant.
shnll We numbered one, two, three and four
ANA the SergeaLts shall take rank I'm Nh,
same order vi seniority AT company meet
lntS thC Mayor, If present, shall preside: OH
erwlsc the senior sergeant present
sec. l. Ihai said company may adopt any
uniform they may prefer, TO be worn on other
occasions than fires, ana may hold their
IN, etings in the city Hall at any time when
session. 20 ''
Sec. .. That this ordinance shall take effect
ana pe IN torce from aud after It's passage.
Approved October ~, lSSl.
Attes'; WE PARRY, CIty secrriary VIZ
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A great variety git books, albums
writing desks, WORK boxes, toilet ordei
Jeweiry and caru cases, ink stands,
music boxes, ETC., at j. b. Fears book
store, 500 Man street. Some of these
soudsare SiiuplN legant.
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pALLAs,, TEXAS, December 4. isst--Au
lsons 'ndcet' d TO $ J. Adams " Adams y
tibod TO cal ON me at my oR,ce In fbc N.i n1i,
uu,iIi, x OF ippcn, Adouc Il tnhi,. on III
snNth sid" OF Elm street, Dallnv, Tssns' ma
make payment; otherwise thpIr r.f..l Nh,
lt,ilon. " IN ~ ffpsHN, 'ui-
s-s.gnee OF 81. dams md Adams a I on0a,i
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-08

n oIlCE 10 OMNElto on OCCUPANTS
~ OF property IN sewer districts between
am ana Elm ST Gets, from Sycam0ro Ia
ll"rW,od street and between Main nud ron,.
! section OF sewer urdinauce-Thnt nr,yntn
| sewers water closets, and sink bu. ms. rte
~hull be constructed IN al VI said districts ia
connect wi i the district sewer, ON notice
sad viiicer aud not otherwise. -
81 Nun. sec u IL shall bc a mlsdomcano or for
| NO owner or occupant ufuny building IN amy
sewer dlStrlci-puy position OF witch IA u,,I
ranN pnrpoS, during ANY portion or tho
connected with the pyhllc sCW.rlb t.y,ut.
Ter noji 1oa,lon by jbc cliy ems iucrr. ,i.
ihe above district sewers ts, fors,Yfcir1
tnd reNI 'or us, nnd all parties Interest d
"V uvlrny noun, d ~ comply with theabuNe
". w. M,JOIlSSON, Cty Engineer.
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Aitest W. E. PARRY. =, iiy S cretary. Vi

Ordinance ASSESSING COSTS
4 aud ieHSt gaSpeC al AK 30 pay t,r ht
'Issi e, sewer ON t e west sidep HarwOOd
utet, between Main ana Elm street,. 10 4
Puln 'h @tlSy Ia block l25, distance Of PSF, et,
SkCc. ON J. BE II ordsin Il y the (it,
uucii ui The Cit' ofD has, rha the repolt
VI L g Clty engineer % the cost Of cDnstrucI
igE 'he 81 tr Ct >, We from tie west side OF
II Hr" Oh Sir o., between Main and Elm
S, Ieei - IN the clty Of Dallas, to n poipt n,
IA 'uey !, bl ok l2j, a dietan OF 25S fast
hnu The same - hereby approved and IN,
r~',i'"ie oi p o alta costs t'tteln set iorth bf
hud The same j., htrg0 Ass5s,et against he
tf perry therein desc ibeu. ana tina n 81 ci.l
90 -uy espc i've amounts stated uo and
La same is hereby leVlC aga II. the vnriou,
'u OF luund described In said REPORTS. OK
lHsiN5 Of imp"0veu cnts in promo 'fion 10 h.
are"o ihe whole district, exclusive Of utb.t.
~ hNaNs The T. y Asses or AMI col ,c.,.
Hua cutter said ii6,s ri .ail prupefty and IN,
name Of tue owner there II, t1prt or nh
we ds.essment and lie herein mad
H4iihs' oacn lot or lots In said III let en-
MS 1HA rolls, in q 10 kept Tor that purnos
ana snail proceed 10 Collect the same a. mo
yi'.eu IN he city th + -
SfS, Tina nj ordinance shall Ike er
feet IRON Ms tas,arc,
Approved October % 1881.
a., -, v J.. CABELL, Mayor
Attest W. II PARRY OH, Gpcrataiv
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oEEICIAl-cIrX LAWS

~ 49, .>ANCE hSIAbLtoHl INC III r
- lines and width OF a part of rolk street
SECTION |. Be 1t ordained by The City
ouncii 81 he City of Dailas, That the prop
lsition OF NJ IL. Cockrell, proprietor OF
trouna, Is hereby accepted as dedica-
rs aoiis q az follows: Beginni z at the
ottneaSt section of Oydias aud Polk
Ntrtets; thence IN direct line eastefly to the
southwest corner of frac 10 al tlock No rs,
"a IN" Grlt siy League line. the same being
ne nnrth lhe said street. he south inc
j folH street shall begin ON pOydras street,
~ 'evC sOut' o the nrSt named point, and
lenG' run eastsry parallel TO he first line
ne ~. u stan e; thence north tn the south
Inc Of Houns street At said southwest cor
er"I BLOCK % the rorth lines OF Polk and
; Dung streets meet
SEC; That the Engineer Is hereby re-
luire0 u ine"snie and properly work the
mes pl said street as h in defined
icct nom and q ter its passnge
Approved October IS. 1884
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IhMOCkAI send lOr our book, "How
I" Procure Il Government Position" EX-
plains the hest and 81 est way to pr ,cerd.
10 mocrats now have the chance. Good on
DOC. postpaid Address
' FfHFr ~ 4 ~ TH1'r Wrgbf,yt,u I. A.
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"a AN rD- Ladies or gent cmpn 10 take
~ light, pleasant and easy employment M
lheiro own homes; work sent by mail distance
no ohit elton: 50 to s. can be quietly made: no
CONTRASTING. Please address Globe M'Tr Co.,
ROStOn, Mnss. Roy -AAA ~
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Attest W. r. PARRY, CIty Secrriarv vs.

a Ol'DlNA Ice AMENDING SECTION
n oOl IN ordinance esiabiishin and pro-
,e Tor the building, repairing ~ keen.
VIZ clSin Nli aide walks and gutter In the
clly ul Dallas, approved Nov. q, 1881.
SECTION /. BE Al ordained nv Tho -,
Ouhcii OF the city of Dallas, that section
dhv move entitled ordinance, approved No
Z! leSt ue hmenutd ~ ~ ~ reud w. follows
,cl'u, ., Ihnt hereafter AL sidewalk IN IN,
c'tN OF Ihllns on streets or y ,riiOus Of slrasi.
Whi'h nave been iEycd w lint bryp Noon
ordered pave shall he constructed OF gonJ
nard, smooth or drus. ed stone or nrfiicit,l
Stuhe. NSp!l " compositions; sidewalks ON
streets OF portions OF streets NOT royeJ an
ordc Cd paved, shall be CONSTRUCTED only mi
toou, hNrG. sniCnib OrdrCSspd s'nrc. ariificigI
STONE, brick, asphalt cUluun- Iio,, ar .,n,,
hNro gr Vet iaii ai least 20 vc irgtpS iu ttfrt
mess pl"N"od that The CITY Council mas h
~, , v,sE yl'uh permit rNHuus tu uSr Nuudcl
Hl.''II" Oh amy street or portion OLA street
outside - The fire liuil aud tlri nm un.
lhE'u or ordered paved. an cur'rr- mud
'HI''N = iu ne Ciiynr Dallas shall tr. e,s.
".l "'''.' 'iher Of cOpt, hard. smgotn o.
itsslG STONE, or artificial stone uJoyIJrI
ihai h'u', pine, cypress, urnnk Lumber t,o,
~. "-t1 " any sire or portion Or n atr,it
outside of th' fire limits. whore tho s1n,' I,,,,
MOI uteu iGNed or ordered paved knvprr.
81" 'r vy'" rs VI .lutng the provisions o.
l'., H,o'oh shnll he d'rurd guilty Ola mis-
H'hlDr"uI n q upon conviction in thc NirV.
nl Court, all hc fined In any sum moi lrs,
'utu Ten nor moro thun one hundred doiinrs
.,t' = lNH' ihie ordnance take riIec, from
"'il hll'l lW rut .pgi and publication,
approved oc,obtr9 9, 1881
A,lesii ". L. PARRY, City Secretary "SO''
a rt,rgNAN' r Observation-Disclosures NJ,
~ ofIrr,nR butt additional sewers i'm ibc
c, He j,9iI,dn@lned by the City Couacl @. the
SECTION L. Tint tbc,a ,i,u l., a.,
ncreny established and ordered built ANA
maintained ,,'! thc following additional district
lrict lateral sewer, q Inches In iinWeiar
NctTlhed clay pipe circular IA firm. Ec,,,,.,,
commerce and Main streets md, rr,n,,,,1
iTunl NutphN 10 sycamore street. aud Trou
emerson 10 Muffin street; tarurc eRst on
NVn'hlNlrt 10 Murphy street, tu hc hid M
nucn u'p,li ana rriulV jS shall To- directed IA,
tut Guy Engineer, aud made 10 connect ,rit Il
Tue lnvn public sewer In Mummy h.r,ct Tim
cost th''cof % De maid by tnc property own.
ers alung tho line. '""'
SIC . That i,'l blocks between Nln,p nn,l
Nonhle,ce streets nom leltIaou street Ia
Muiphy anu ail blocks from S,cnuor, ~
Murphy str ct between Main Md t'""',,,,c,c,,o
districts. t''''N ''NNl
Src 3. That al the provisions. rpou,r..
uentS nnO p"hHiilcS heretofore ndoutpI n,
olounenrc a. reference tn the sewers In snil
yllN shhO Ne ln iOrcc aud govern tUa sp,vers
hVttn5 established as nlr Us ami lruhlp.
HL', That this ordinance take pGa,,
nom itS passage N'
Approved uct. :, lSS.
W u. CABElL, Muyor.
y tru" SnnNi w. h, PARRY, City Secr6lnry.
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A. Ull ~ LIl--hI SOUTH i. ~, r.. !"
4 COMPANY-l-room hons. la ~, EA'U
ntf Of CroWdus and Porter sitrr,s' i',' yor'
'", nam street, near ErVay;2 n,re. W. ,d iWS
'UuSes OF ana rooms, East Dallas " "na
'aSJ Of Fair Grounds; I-roon hVuSe1 t uy' ~.
',Sofher OF Corslcana and BiOwderS',t'.5
.S'es WIN houses, and 3 rooms. E.,i hi.
S,f sn i~l t'etS1 OF talr Grounds; 8-ioomhou,s
."iS and ., q and 22each 5ONl25. m Man.
,oyh sNd"ltion, adjoining and weN Of M,
Grounds; lot 5ON|0, corner Grim ana Alspa
,treeta' Tot DNIJU, Joins Fair Ground ON ,Is
vest lot 22N'O, on Pacific avenue, oplo,is
!asSInsci depot; LOT 6O1aXlO0, corner C5im,.
' '''''' "ilu Guar springs ~ 1uegiti
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Go aud see the dolls, doll buggies, doll
houses, doll jewelry, d II furniture and
tea sets at j. u. Fears, sos Main street.
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kukSA.E ThkEE EArEII-.Nr
4 drufnmcrs wagons and teams. AM, IL
ED RhNrALL's stables. s,altf
i,'JN oALE--tOkD AND s,ltDNt WumD
4 lie any quantity and best qua.Ily; over
-,lD rofdson hand. Also, wanted in 6uycot
toi seed and seed cotton at highest giatket
1900. ~. llNfTERhACH. sciI.tf
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Il On, oHLE-.A FINE COUNTY, KEsI.
a IA ldehcc and stock farm, well lmproyeJ.
~ acres best rolling prairie-!r ncf,S IA, cvI'
tNat'nh good Broom tenement hursc. laree
lO-room dwelling house, very c,,t,v,.i,s,te
arranged wool house, ceIlnr, yrlHode.
carry around house; abundance OF water m
noust barn ana IN the pastur, no rr II ,ree.
q" various Kinds aud best varieties Ash rtlbeyy,
i!uue Hiid orhnmontai trecs-all nma.ns a
hedutiin ana comfortable home IuIprnye.
inentS cost nearly the price asked far tIe ,,.
~ Glact-SH per acre, a good iD-ac,r wood.
'ot gwen with IA M. Fine stock and upin-y
~ nhig ,ln' Situated sixteen m lp, ,du'i
uGim,t OF lal!nS and four milcs tnst OF Guar
bNiNp, Ellis GouutV ,qi ~,
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=. vIICE - CAuIluN 40 PNuPERry
j. Snilllngers y tented ana improved moi q.
ou ul layl's cement pas vmonl, either I'm ,rc.
unnh or cut Joint. In either Dallas or GRAY.
SON counties, and property owner, vilI Lt
n'lu Sr'cllL responsible for any inrmgc.
class Sidewalks laid tor 2iceuts Mr. ,uunra
inot also cislerus and cellars crmrn ed t,rt,
isl0ctson guaranteed. Send orders ,usIl Main
HTt., Dallas, n BroNnires office. l.. IA,
~
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H. i ALNI-.N NEAIlN ltE%I-uEp
I'uu, on srcou luur, ~ IA BOAR ,
IN PlyM, family, e nvcuicnt lo business, at
so. ~ trNUu Uc,-2t
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A Ok ntNI--l o III MN MUIR.
ut No . Bryan n, dc'.ltSIw
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Ihrge rooms, near corner VI .cidc ave-
a.. ana 1--we VNL strr good underground
~ IN ANA plmp on galary: ,ptd.ml Oi fruit
IIrtN I'M grape viutS. Army at NJ, live
'"N h'strb uOsl-t
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EuN X N1-ON SWISS a IN y, ne.
4 tween Good md tuntrpgll tt.ttts, new
,Wo-s'oty, seven room house; good Vel wa.
,crl stable amt buggy. house; Price reduced
non, $50 To S2apcr month. Apply 10 =, II
VIC NkInE. NNln EsinIn AnnnI' L n Nm NJ
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~ AHrED.-G0OD COAT u >. a li'
rcyos AGp Gd , ~ once at H. JacSesS A w SRs
''N"N' " on prices pad. Wac(
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II ANItD- WOMAN To D,i ,I,,, u.ecl-lv
~ honseWo rk. Apply To NJ zen RAJ
'2a 9hd 100 Elm street, oornsr ASTON
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t.al, l,LNls ,NI~iIIU d.. NtlN
h..l, 4 r''IC slc- Ioru uH, Dos, iI q
,o''H n'" location Apply or auur-'s IS
ins, avenue. dc,.g
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EoE SALs-CHE6P FKOFLRri on
4 inc north edge oi East Dallas one ortwo
Que. hnlfca.h balance i'm two ",r. tpnia
~ 30 - nclalu once. usl-A
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l. On hhNi - NICELY Il NiSHRp
room, sun ole for one or tao gen lemeh;
men or gguil, man and ,NH Nu.g III .rWo.d.
10 "''h iim und lUriH ave u.. dsf;t
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" MN IA NltE COT Az, NH
L i've rooms, hall and nortirn. v,l M gooj
water, rlc. No. >8Sycumorc 1. de;. 4
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W anicely r.rn!s ell rn "a, nv WI Has
family, with sccunmodations privat.
hist-class board wishes q roo or Two (also
are the exr ense O room IN oi u mate 70
eI i ,fSi changed. Address RoARDFp' REFER
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A n OkDlNALCE AMENDINGS ECrIoN
"A 5Ol IN ordinance eslabnshln ana pro.
vlding Tor the building, repairing nj keen.
ln l cte9n az aide walks and gutter In the
city nl Dallas, approved Nov. o, 1881.
rECtlnN ]. he Il ordained by Tho NY
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n Ga :, E--uuN 4 DNii. AZ IHr FN
~ ployme tuttitc lnr'rWa'r hr - tan.
rsS yNn con -Nc rs tlmn IN "ul "goOd help %
lNrrIttGENCE AND ENPluyNes. q, tit-
iUl Nufp st 81,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-23
Cost of Show Animals,
IInteryiew with Menagerie Manager.l

Interview with Menagerie Manager.l
Animals are dearer now than they
were some years ago, but you can get
any animal you want by paying for it.
All you need to do is to go 10 Reiche
Brothers, New York. Cross Of Liverpool,
or Hardenburgh Of London, and they
will procure You any animal in the
world, from ring-tailed monkey to q
white elephant They have agents in
every country, and al that need stand
between you and your desire is paying
their price. The Reiche Brothers got
our big elephant Samson for us at a cost
of SlO,O They imported the hippo.
poiamus we have; when it came to this
country, eight years ago, it was shipped
from the Nile to New York in tiny
wicker basket-it was q baby-and cost
its original purchaser $50, 900. These
animals are very dear on account of the
uncertainty of keeping them alive. Few
potamus ever brought to this country
cost S25, 900 and was exhibited in 1862
by Fox 4 Bailey. 1t was grown ami
NAL. Our elephant that plays the organ
the crown elephant reached New
York in its babyhood in wicker crate
the original package-eight or nine
years ago, and cost 5000. Elephants
range from $1,000 to 5000 each;
leopards, $500 to $1,000; lions, $500 to
81. 800; tigers. about the same; giratfes,
from $1,000 to 5000; camels, 81 900 to
$1,000. and the other animals in proper.
tion. 1t ought to cost at least $500, 600
to stock a menaperie pf any pretsntioua
at all, and the original cost is nothing
compared with the expense of maintain
ing aud running it.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-23
New York's Bad Whisky.
lCorr. Inter Ocean. |

A drinker of experience has been
giving me points. 1t is IA wise man who
knows where to get n good drink in New
York If he buys whisky at the Hotf-
man House he will have the pleasure of
paying thirty cents for glass of spirits
that tastes like pepper anu water. AT
Delmonico's he will fare even worse; and
there is only one brand of whisky in all
the Brunswick stock that is worth
drinking. In the gaudily decorated
saloons ON Broadway the whisky is
atrocious. 1t is also more or less sharp
and peppery in the many saloons clus-
tered aronud the Stock Exchange.
Really good and nutritious whisky is to
be found at some of the hotels; also at
the saloons along the east and west sides
OF town, and at a considerable distance
from the fashionable avenues. Better
whisky can be bought in Second and
Third avenues, in neighborhoods infest.
ed with tenement houses aud swarming
with corner loafers and ineipient Grim
inals, than on Broadway or Fifth avenue.
1t costs fifteen cents glass, aud is
usually served over sloppy bar by the
owner of the shop. When You find a
saloon in New York that glitters with
cut glass, polished woods, and heavy
gliding, and manned by giddy bar
tenders, look out for its whisky. The
reason the whisky in the east and west
side places is good is because the people
who patronize the saloons drink habitu-
ally and know the difference between
good and bad stuff.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-23
A New View of the Pyramids,
IHarpers Weekly.l

An ingenious theory of tho Pyramids
has been recently advanced by Mr.. +.
Cope Whitehuuse, distinguished
American savant and explorer. In late
lecture before the New York Academy
of Sciences MIR. Whilehouse explained,
with the aid of diagrams, photographs,
and the lantern, the views which he
first stated at the York meeting Of the
British Association in 1881.
The general theory is that the lime.
stone hills which once filled the Nile
valley south and west of Cairo, that
Mr.. Whitehouse has Thoroughly explored,
were "weathered into fantastic shapes,
to which horizontal strata gave an arti-
fetal appearance and pyramidal sum
mits, These rocks were mined like coal
and salt. The inferior material was cut
into blocks, lowered from above and
pushed into place to build the Pyra.
mids"
We can not do more than mention
this interesting and, upon the facts.
plausible hypothesis, Mr.. Whitehouse
rightly holds, as the Critic well says,
that we ought not to impute folly with
out clear proof, and that we may safely
assume the simplest methods for accom-.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-23
LEGAL.
norloa 70 ees1alsreas.

soaIsd proposals Will be recsiysd b. the Rsarl
Of Directars of the Anshslm Union water Com.
pany, up 10 Saturday. May eth, 1854, At Z
O'Clock ,. ~. for cIcA ming the Conpeny ,sdtches
In accord~ nee with the specifications prepared By
II. G. Kellogg. the compenys Enginsers and I'll
work to be accepted subject to hls approval.
The Board reserves the right 70 reject any or
all bids.
Direct bids 10 the undersigned at Anahsin.
and endorse on the envelope, "rropossls to clean
ditch"
Bp order Of the Board OF Directors.
RICHARD MELkvSE, Secretary. !.
Anaheim, May Is, 1884. mylbtd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-23
Why She Broke Up the Game.

On the train running down from
Nashville TO Memphis couple Of trav-
elers called for the card table and began
game Of eucbre. Near them sat nm
old woman who had been industriousIy
reading for an hour or two. At sight
Of the cards she dropped her book and
spcctaoles and pricked up her ears, and
only three points had been made when
shs rose up and walked over to them.
II pas-r' ,aid one OF the players. as
he looked up.
Young mani" she replied. in very
solemn voice, edo you know the infer
nal ickedness Of them pasteboards ?"
"Yes'm, and ! take that king with
the ace, he answered.
"Want to take hand in p asked the
other.
81 shall Take hand in il you don't
put them keerds up. Poker killed my
son Jim before he was twenty five years
old. Old sledge brought my boy Sam to
prison when he was eighteen. Enchre
was what separated me and the old
man. can't bear tho sight Of kecrds,
and | won't have no playing In this kyar
II have to fight for il"
Whats trump, ?" queried ono Of the
players Of his companion.
"Clubs!" replied the old woman. as
she brought him cuff with one hand
and seized the deck with the other.
Boys, hand me over them devils
darning needles"
One refused to comply until she had
collared him; but when she had the
pack in hand she walked to the door
and gave tia fling clear Of the track.
Then returning to the pair, she handed
onu Of them well.wor Testament and
said:
"Now read chapter and pass 1t over
to your friend, and II you haven't been
brung up TO know Moses from Judas
Iscariot. don't be afraid to turn around
and ask me. II both Of You don't admit
In half an hour from this that you feel o
hundred per cent better, Ill trent you
to some elderberry wine and some fried
cakes. - Detroit Free Press.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-23
Betrie Bennett, Plaintiff,
vs. f6umm0nS.
Fred Burke, Defendant.

The people Of the State Of California send
greeting to Fred Burke, Defendant;
You are hereby required TO appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tid In the Justices Court Of Wilmington Town
ship, County Of los Angeles, State Of California,
and TO answer before the Justice at his oflice In
the said Township, the complaint nled thsrsin
within fyo days. Exclusive Of the day Of ssrvice)
after the service on you Of this summons-Il
served within the Township In which this action
Is brought; or, II served out Of said Township,
but in said County. within ten days; OF within
twenty daysl II served elsewhere
The said act ON is brought 10 recover Of you
the sum Of thirty six 26 loo dollars gold coin Of
the United States Of America allegeu 10 be due
the said plaintiff for board and lodging had II
her house In the Township Of Wilmington,
County Of Los Angeles, At eur special instance
and requcs; for further particulars reference Il
had TO annexed copy Of bill Of complaint on fls
in this Office and you are hereby Noticed that II
you fail TO 50 appear and answer said complaint
W above required, said plaintiff will take jud9-
ment against you for s36.25 together with cosss
OF this suit.
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this ID dsyof May, 1884
J.F. G. JOHNSON,
Justice Of the Peace ol said Township
true copy: GEO. DEAvER, Constable.
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