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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-21
Reform.

st. Petersburg, 2o.-A commission
is celebrating a vast scheme of re-
form In the administration of Merry.
Turcomans are urging the retention
Of native institutions.
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Drowned.

Madison, Ind, 20.-Mra. Hulley,
a prominent lady of Switzerland
county, was drowned in the food
last night. The damage by the
wind here last night was heavy.
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New York. 2O.-Money maria, 49,.
IL to 2; closed offered IL; prime sa.y,
camille psper, 4 to 51S; sterling aToh alsf-
bankers, bills steady, 4 S. sterling q
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Foreign Market.

Liverpool, 20.-Flour unchanged.
Wheat-Stesdy; winter, So I'd 10 5: p
spring, "a l0d TO Sc ID; Oalifornis, 70 ~
to 7s; club. B. Id to IS sd.
Corn-DIll; new, IS ID; old, IS Sd.
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They are Coming.

st. Louis, 20.-It is understood
shat Mspleson's Opera Company,
except Patti, Nicolini and possibly
few of the chorus, 60 to San Fran.
Piaoo
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Boiler Burst.

Coshocton, o., 2O.-A saw mill
boiler exploded at West Carlisle,
killing two men, RldenbaDgh and
Backmaster, and severely wound
ing several Others,
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belong Returns.

New York, 2O.-Arris ed, the
steamship Fresia from Hamburg,
with the bodies Of Lieutenant De-
Long and comrades.
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Halliburton & Holloway, Linneus,
Mo-, say: :We have q larger sale
for Browns Iron Bitters than any
medicine on our shelves"
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Captured.

New York, 20.-RUgg, the Long
Island murderer, who escaped from
the county jail on Sunday, was cap
ture1 this afternoon.
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Mr.. w. 0. Brown, Ludlngton,
Mich, says: 81 recommend Browns
Iron Bitters as true tonic. l have
used 1t with cat &C ton"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-21

WHY WILL YOU cough when
'hiloh's Cure win give Immediate
elief. Price 10c., Soc. and 81. Sold
" z G. Il / Drug Stora CD
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William f. Almond, Fairfax,
Mo-, says he has gained fifteen
pounds in weight since using four
bottles of Browns Iron Bitters. +
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-21

Two horse thieves were captured
OF Powder river, Eastern Montana,
last week by huu.ers, and, after
being filed with pistol balls, were
hung.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-21

Utah Wool.
zz,.. SALT LAKE, FEBRUARY 1,
White spring, in good condition -
poor 10 10
Black spring, good condition 1StOH
White fall and lambs, light Is
grades, good condition
White fall and lambs, hesvv Is
Black fail. good Condition II Oh
Arizona white, good condi,ion II
g" black. 10
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COMMERCIAL.
Utah Wool.

Mining, Stocks and Other MARI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-21
New York Wool
Bullion
Money Market.

New York, 2O.-Bsr silver 12;z
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-02-21

They who work early and late the yeE
illus impaired by 6 wholesome comic iss
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. To Af its pun,
and efficiency as remedy and preventative 4
disease commend il. Il checks inelpleSs,
rheumatism and malaria symptoms, reliesu:s
constipation, dyspepsia and bilfo1 1sS,
rests premature decay Of the physical en.J
les, initiates the inhrui les Of age 81
astens convslescence. For sale oy 81 -
lists and Dealers geperallY.
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Utah &NETADA RAILWAY
On and after

On and after
MONDAY JUNE 4, 1888.
TIE Utah and Negsda Railway Com.
any will run trains az follows:
am.
Leave Salt Lake City $40
Garfield Gan
Arrive st Terminus lilo
Leave the Terminus 1881
/" Garfield 2.IO
Arrive st Salt Lake City $50
No freight will be received after 4p,m:
S.-F. Fenton, wv, Ritter.
Gen, FIT. and Pass. Ag't. scp:.
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WIDE AWAKE DRUGGISTS.

lie z. q. hi. /. Drug store are al
aYs alive to their buair ess, end
pare no pains to secure the best Of
every article in their line. They
have secured the agency for the
celebrated DR.. Kings New Discove-
ry for Consumption. The only
certain cure known for Consump-
ton, Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Hay Fever, Bronchitis, or
any affection of the Throat and
Lungs. Sold on positive guaran-
les. Trial Bottle free. Regular
siZa S1.00. 9
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NOTICE.

To Mrs. Isabella B. Erickson, j Jhn B.
Erickson, William B. Erickson, your
heirs and assigns. You sre notified that
the undersigned as co>owner with you
in the SCOTIA MINE in the west Tintic
District, Juab County, Utah Territory,
has done the work erd made the i'm
provements required By law to represent
said claim for the YER 1888, amounting
to SOL so, and If you fail to pay and con-
tribute your proportion OF such expendi-
ture within ninety days after the fret
publication hereof, your interests in said
mining claim will % forfeited and be-
come my property. First publication
April 18th, 1684.),
NEAL MCMILLAN.
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Mrs. DR.. Walt0n's Periodical
Tea.

Mother Walton has prescribed
this valuable medicine for great
many years in her private practice.
It was proved an unfailing specific
in the Treatment of the many dis
orders to which the female constitu-
ton is subject. 1t is cure for the
monthly troubles that so many
women suffer. Mailed on receipt Of
price, soc.
/. FRAZIER MEDICINE Co., Props,
Cleveland, Ohio. I
SARATOGA HIGH Rock SPRING
WATER for sale by all druggists. 2
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-03

NASAL IN TFCTOR free witi
-srh hottie ~ ->hilob's C2tary!
,eme1g P,2ct .0o sold By e. {
Il [. Drug Store rs
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Y,.m. sr,. tnrr,s.

EDroH HKKALp. While the people OF your
lively. bustllng stlrriug city are rcveling in
shs good things and fat Of the lai.1. We are
happy 70 Inform you that we. too. are having
our share OF the good things Of THE world
and real social enjoyment during the holt
days.
on Christmas, Uncle John Lang. the pro-
prietof oi this hacienda, with his usual en-
terprise and hospitality, gave the young
folks the "run Of the house for the purpose
81 Christmas gathering and Christmas
tree, with supper, dance, and all the little
getcctefas. As result, the occasion was a
grand SUCCESS. The Christmas trees pres
ents. dance, music aud supper were loffs III
the extreme. and everybody vent home sur
feited with enjoyment
The season so far hes been The M st favor
able ever known In this section 1, Y plant-
Ing trees, vines, shrubs and ornsInentai
timber growth.
Uncle John Lang Is taking advantage Of
the unusually favorable season, and is now
In your city purchasing a large variety of
citrus and deciduous fruit trees, as well IS
ornamental sbTubbery, 10 plant Ia the i'm
mediate Vicinity of his new hotel building,
erected last summer. He Ia also laying in
Agricultural implements and seed, with q
View TO utilize every acre Of his valuable
rancho. The farmers and fruit men as well
as the bee,men, all anticipate another pros.
porous season and all are redouhling their
efforts to make two blades grow where one
grew before. W.
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rAE eeuRrs.
snperler caal.. -s...lsh. J.

TUESDAY,. December 30. loei
Minnie Ebinsef Ts Louis Ebingef~Itis Is By
the C0nfthefeby ordered that the Judgment
and order ufthle Court requiring the custody
Of the minor children as plaintiff aud de.
fcndant hersIa to be glyen 10 the Arruyo
seco freuch School gCathoilcl belAnd the
same are hereby modified. snd shs enforce
mept thereof Suspended 50 as to allow ths
tody Of the plaintiff until the slsi day u De
cefnher. A. d. 1854. 1t O'clock r. H.. Ut
which time they shall be delivered BY plain
tin TO the custodian above stated, the de-
iendant to pay expenses.
Henry ElIns vs.. Jease uinbs ct M.--The
order granting len days further time In
" hich 70 answer or demur 10 the complaint
herein granted December 20, 1884. Is hereby
recorded aud set aside upon consent Of the
parties.
Haley VS.. shepherd Motion for new
trial submitted, Plaintiff allowed to-day
and tomorrow within which 20 iie brief
Estate OF lose Rafael Martinez. deceased
Hearing Of petition for an order 70 sell real
estate oontinued 70 january 2, 1850. ct z
Estate 81 julia y. wsrd. deoeasea- -Flnsl
account Of execgtrix settled and allowed
and decree Of distribution ordered
Estats Of J0hn dear0Vich deeessed--FI.
nal account settled aud allowed
n. Hampton va his cfedit0rs-Finhl dis
charge Of said insolvent granted
White ys. White Finding aud judgment
Ia favor Of plaintiff.
sEr foH TODAY.
herman vs. Robinson Demurrer.
Eatase Of II. n. Reigle, deceased -sApplica-
tion for homestead.
Howard, ..
brown & Matthews vs. l.. A. vianes Case
closed aud argument submitted.
Estate OF ). Hilyerman, ie1eesed--Accouui
OF administration heard aud approved and
administfat0r discharged.
CITY VI. Jones et all Report OF Commits
O'Clock v. n.
A. A. fouinans vs.. his credltors--A. r.
currier appointed assgneei bond 5f0o0I
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s,..u,er pas.e.g.,.

slN FnASoIsco, Dec. so.--The iollowins
passenger less here to-day Tor southern peris
per steamer Santa Rosa;
For Los AbTeles--Mrs Grace Porter Miss
Fannie sumnlefheid Miss Laura Bird, Miss
L NJ Brown, Charles Kobe aud wife, Mollic
Chase, d Oliver and wife, Y Haynes, II
Butterfeld, Fred Il Hacke, A W steinhart
a 9 WINCHESTER. Pollak, A Listenbefger,
Mrs G . Clinton and son, J. W Batcheiler,
Johu Cook, Mrs n hawthorne, c ? Miller,
W X Dean, N Martin, & N Wheeler, q
Brnadhnrsf. 8 Rohertson, J Harris,
San Dieg0--Jns Preston, Mrs Neubauef
Henderson, 9 II Stevens, Mrs N L Day o N
Parker, Mrs 9 Ralsi5n, cooper, Casey,
o Case, o Burr, Capt Jno II Wolf. 4 Low
ette.
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frpu the City Treasurer 4fsi13 fer Iafstf
s1i4 Referred % he tinnnce CommiifHo
From Robert 1olinef et AL. asking fpr q
erufsine On First 1truet.oppcsitE VI iiminGton.
Referred ~ The Hohfd of Public works.
From D. Campbell. asking ro oeeupy =
psri OF olive street with building material.
Granted under the rule
From Thomas PhiIbfook, asking coIec.
tion Of assessment Referred % the Finance
Committee
from John OXEN ct al asking foi cross
aels on Upper Main street, and also for one
on Alameda street al tho Junction Of both
streets. Referred TO the board Of Public
Works. with power 10 act
From George Cummings. asking that I'm.
rroveInent work in front of bis property On
First street he stopped. Referred 70 the
board Of Public works.
Prom residents of Jeffefson street, asking
20 have the grade Of said street established.
Same reference.
From Q. II ssaughl. asking 10 be granted
water at reanouHble retes torun swimming
aad plunge bath Refereed 70 the zania
Committee.
From y. II. siauKht, asking an extension
Of charter for street railroads on Fort, TEN
pie and sand streets Referred 20 the Board
u Public Works.
The Council then adjourned 10 the new
CITY Hall building
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The Rainfall.


The rainfall Of Sunday morning. sccord-
ing to the report Of Mr.. c. Ducommun was
.i5 inches. The Government falls to report
10 the press the amount Of rainfall for one
seventh part Of the time. which makes the
records valueless The officer heretofore
has appended the sunday rainfall to the
Monday report. or olsa sent In report Of
sundays rainfall separately. As the record
now sfslidH the people get sixseyenths OF
the rainfall and guess al the rest II may be
that the total fall for mouth viii be given
al the end Of thirty-oue days. which u nine
days less than Noah waited for his bark to
float over the mountains. but 10 this fast aye
the people who pay a man for his records
expect daily service, aud they Will have II
In spite OF EVIL service REFORM An officer
oftbe United states Is supposed To be servant
Of The people who pay bis salary and expect
o report Of his services. 10 have arep0rt Of
value, II must be accurate, but six.sevenths
ol the report is worthless. This great rain
fall OF Christmas day has not been officially
reported as yet. II Thanksgiving, Christ
Inas, New Years. washingtons Birthday,
Sundays and other holidays are TO be omit
ted In the reported RAINFALL why not omit
the whole business and save the expense Of
the service. There is great room for i'm
proyement and the sooner II u made the
better.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
s,.am.r,,...enrer.

The following passengers left Tor sic north
yesterday, per steamer Aneon;
For San Franciseo--Fred Morgan, J. G.
Fay, Mrs. II ". Rose, Miss Lizzie Short,
Mrs. J. Logan, G. $. Jones and wife, Miss
y. J. Green, Miss Lulu Mansfield, Miss q.
Filzmeyer v. Carroll, A. Lind, n. Ham
mond. ? wieddoek, II. Esser, L. stenyoleh,
George White.
For Port Hariord-John Dillon, G. VII
liaIns and wife, Miss NJ Perkins, II. Nichols
and wife.
For Santa Barbsrs--J Il. Green, ST.. and
wife, J. X. Green, Jr., Samuel Fox, wife and
daughter A. y. Todd, W. Lord r n. Bonn,
y. Il. Flax aad wife, ?. Fegin. wife and sou,
Mrs s. MAxem. l.. Mkxem, Peter smith, T. A.
Deerlng, Mise Y. Regae. John Anrhan, J..
Ograin.
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''7'I q IlH11 ~ HHIIs3 =
N lnAnlEa
0hAMu CRNTHLl
cum er Prult rrea..

Samuel Muller says in tho Raral Ford,
"As the war IN Egypt Is likely 70 make gum
arabic cafce aud nigh ~ price, those who
have peach o. plum treea can make lhelr
own mueilnRe Lnmps OF gum will be
found uu aver tree. which when dissolved
ID Water, makes 4 moat excellent aubatit1fc.
10 answer the purpose hsl rate II this
same jutee WAS clarified, aud Hille lnlha
soft state fwcttcncd with pare auanr md
iittlc tpice, it would bd much better to fat
than the petnicious hiufa thfi are sold BY
routerluAtrH - knm drops. ana which ART.
no uourt. made q soma NlImai onas. and
toftoft1 up with chemicals. aud Hhlch
ehol'ld haFe foue 10 the elne pot ~ the A1f
There hare been llues here after rainy
laLhlIaln
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
no - Tu,nn.

AZ the Council meeting yesterday, Mr. SIN
sabsugh. OF the Fifth ward. presented q
resolution prohibiting smoking In the conn
ell Chamber dnriug she sessions Of the al.
gust body. Mr.. sinssbnugh stated that his
early education had been neglected In that
be was not taught 20 smoke He said that he
left the Council Chamber. after each meet
ing, With violent headache, aud made a
special request that the mem bers vote for
lis resolution. Mr.. Mcgarry stated that he
would eheerfuiIy support The resolution Of
the genilemHn from che Fifth, II he would
coufRe the prohibition 10 the people IN the
lobby. Mr.. Sinsabaugh insisted 0u hih mo
ton and the Council. with its well-kn0wn
courtesy-yofed 10 favor Of IT,
This settles the question OF smoking ht
Council meetings when MI. Sinaabaugh Is
present. The smoking members Of the Coun-
oil and the reporters are pefieetinz schemes
70 keep the Fifth Ward gentleman away from
Council meetings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
snerman on sha Pacifsc Coast.

At the New England dinner, In New York.
General sherman surprised bis friends by
the following statement He said: I'm Gan
Francisco at this season you fnd beautiful
spring uli,nste. where every man from his
house door may look upon flowers more
besniifui than any under glass in the City
" New York. Going silll further south, in
Los Angeles, you may from your daor gather
oranges, lemons aud p0megfsneies III theft
prime. -Four great railroads new traverse
this country from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific.
There IL not single hill nor valley between
here and the Pacific Coast where man IN
not 20 aud settle with as much safety as IN
the Mohawk Valley. You people here In
New York are very apt 10 loak upon the peo-
pls engaged In rearing cattle Hs marauders.
az men who continually resort to the bowie
kDife and pistol. Recently In 81. Inuis | sat
rs presijiue officer with body Of men. tive
or three times as many as are here tonight.
Sitting by my side was captain In tie Eng
iish navy who was perfectly awestruck. He
looked for bowie knives aud pistols, aud
could not realize that cowboys constituted
the great bulk OF the audience"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
The puhIio Lnsasis.

The Central Pacific Land Department he's
iasned m order warning stockne and
hefders fran railroad lands suita fol
agriculture The order says: ''esockmen
have inlimidnted Intending settlers, aud in
all cases have discouraged settlement upon
uneeeupied lands relating to both govern
ment aud railroad lands. All lands suitable
Tor agriculture or horticulture. npou which
q settler desires to establish a home shall
hereafter be deemed % have bean dedicated
10 sieh purpose, and settlers arc Invited e.
take possession Of SUCH lands under the
rulns prescribed Ia such eases -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
Encnnrnring Nsxxs.

Mr. g. u Fowler, Of this city. yesterday
received encouraging news from his mine IN
the Ciirlstmas GIFT district twenty-five
miles south OF Casa Grande. A shaft IL
down thirty-hve feet, oD the bottom Of which
occasional stteahs Of horn silver have been
discovered The ore IL being sorted into
three different grades, high, middle and
low. Tho high grade win be shipped to
Kansas city, and the middle and low grades
are dumped 10 iie worked up hy future re
Z letfon workg.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

The best and cheepast cologne Ia iown IL
Seaside Cologne. Try Il.
Like liquid amber, flowing pure and free,
Is thy infusion. rare EOfA 1'EAi
Try Lankershim & Cos new process roller
houf.
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne Seaside
Cologne, Seaside Cologne, Seaxide Cologne
Eeaaide Cologne.
You can buy bread AZ the American Bak-
cry cheaper than you can ntake Il. Call at
tne corner Of Fist and n In streets and
learn our prices.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
many a Long nay

Before you will see as nice Residences al
fered af auction as the one That John G. Bel
sells this afternoon 81 O'Clock on the pfem.
ises, fain or Hhines near the fashioiable
The conseniencas % and from ihe city--the
Pasadena Railr ad, the Hellmap and Ios
Angeles street raiirosds--oulr ten miHufes
ridA--the Tree wafer. elegant view, due
neighborhood all tend TO make Il very de.
sirable. The honse has ali modern conven-
iences--bash. clOseis aud water In every
room. The neyerfaiiinv spring Of besutl
fIl soft water, windmill. tanks and from
this source hne income might be derived
BY supplying many blocks adj0iulng Credit
saie 0i three years al The hlN interest Of w
per cent per anuunl. Don't fall TO attend
The sale -Tiflo perfect. Abstract Furnished
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31


A. Ames, of Riverside, Is registered at the
g. Elmo,
Mrs. y; Abbss, oi Chicago, is registered
at the S. fiinn
e. Peneeu, Of san Francisco. il regis
tered AZ the Bt. Elmo,
G. B. cook and wife Of Chicago. are stop
ping a. the 81. fimo.
r. Mellsr, Of Nevada, Is registered at the
Grand Central
"A q Oslisie, San Gabriel Ia registered at
the Grand Central.
Mrs. J. K Kendall, Of san Francisco. is
registered at the ~. Elmo.
VIM. Kessler, Of PoInona WAS in the city
yesterday va business.
@. H. wedsewood. Of Oakland, Cal, Is
reeissered at the ufsnd ccnyai.
WIN. A. Guam, Of the @ r. II. r., aud VILE
ere registered az the st. Cherries.
n ysndsrlip, Vice President Of the COM
mereiai Bank Of Santa Ana IN registered at
the st Charles
s.R. Willis, Of the house OF G. Martin &
CO., Pomona. was 50 the city on flying
visit yesterday.
Frank House. Of Pomona, was In tho city
yesterday and purchased two car loads Of
lhrubbcry for his nursery and tree depot at
Pomona.
James becket aud MS partner, j. o Briens
OF Pomona, were ia the city yesterday buy
Ing stock for their new grocery store IN tile
new Bank Block at Pomona.
DR.. u w. Frenoh. Chairman OF the Board
Of Public Works, was unable TO re9ain
throughout the session OF Council yesterday
owing 80 slight indisposltion.
Dr.A W. steinburu. who has resided the
past summer ia Los Angeles, went to Quito.
toa last week 20 superintend the assessineni
work on several valuable claims.
e. q. Judson, of the firm of Judson &
brown, the eutefpfislne Arm who inaugurs,
ted the kediands Colony and the Bear Val
leg reservoir, Ia Registered at the St. Elmo.
=. W Smith, gsneral superintendent OF
the A. 4 r. Rsilrossi. and party. who arrived
here from tho north last Saturday, left for
hoane Via Tho Needles yesterday.
II. A. Is. Williams, advance agent of the
Kate Putnam Troupe. arrived in this city
yesterday from Tombstone, where the troupe
played last night. They will play Que week
10 the Grand Opera House. beginning janu.
ary 9th.
C-E, Wnrtete, superintendent Of the U. P
Railroad at Laramie. wyoming, who arrived
here III special car OF the Oregon Short
: Line road lasl Saturday, win remain here
some little time on vacation and take good
look at the country. Mr.. Wurtete was foi
some time superintendent At Evanston, Ia
$50 .a.E~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
rxve,,,v.so,w s,,f,s.ete.

Tofnorr0w the great tireenwIch Ob3erva-
tory viii commence counting time by num-
bering the hours from 1 to a. The hour OF
midnight. Jan lst, 1886, Will be number one.
and the ancient dial that has so long been
Unused in that ancient observatory will be-
gin It's usefulness, which has been suspended
for generation. The business of changing
watch aud clock dlals win now commence
In earnest, since the official records of sol
ence will henoeforth be counted In the new
reckoning. Alterations in alnanaes will
naW nQ In 0r1er
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
sansm narhara zephrr..

rhe wind for while last evening blew
quite strong old boxes and loose boards
lost their mporirgs and went flying through
the air, she GigRs hung from the awnings OF
our business houses were innde to cry adele
full song, and those who hRppened 10 be on
the street AZ the tiIne found Il dificult 10
walk against the wind. This morning, how.
ever, the SUI shone beautifully. and the at.
mosphefe was cool and plefaaHf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
. ueducc t.a rnxe..,,

The following appeared tn yesterdays
Times
1. having been stated on the streets yester.
day that Council had increased the salary Of
the Mayors clerk from $50 10 SO per month,
a representative OF the Times inquired into
the matter, aud learned that noi only was
the statement false, but that Council had no
intention uf beginnins It's reform work BY
an increase of salaries.
This item was evidently written By a per-
son who does not read the Council reports,
as published In tho Times At the Council
meeting Of the 26th inst . motion was Dsde
10 raise the salary Of the Assistant City Az
tornsy from so 10 t75 per month This was
agreed 70 with the greatest alscrity. At the
Council meeting yesterday Mr.. Niles moved
10 make the salary Of the chiei Of Police
fis0O instead OF si5e0 and the cheeffulness
with which the new Council got ia its re
form work and raised the Chiefs salary was
Il sight for the gods.
AZ matter of fact the Mayors clerk asked
for no increase and made a mistake thereby,
~ i seems TO be very easy to get sn increase
% stiary before the Reform Council tie
duce the taxes"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
.niiraaa Ertnn.lnn.

Il Is now stated that the Southern California
Railroad, which isthe Atlantic & Pacific Rail.
road, which is the Atchison, Topeka A santa
Re Railroad, which Il supposed 10 be the
Chicago 4 Rock Island kailrJad. has set 90
Cinnamon at work on the connection be-
tween San Bernardino and naggett. Various
reports OF this character have been floating
around for fOnr years past, but have failed 10
build railroad