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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
\ PhiIauthropi.t Crushed.


\ crushed phi!an,hropist Is not pleasan Mt
sight 10 behold Chicago has Que. He
was telling some friends all about It the
other night,
Il bough, one Of the best private dwell
ings in the city snd lifted It Op regardless OF
expenses Inc furniture vas all new. |
bought a good !i5rary and had plenty Of
pretty pictures oa tie walls Nothing ~as
left undore TO make the place delightful |
had matron cook, chambermaid, a
seams;ress and three or -four other women
tor servants. vet only one per.ou ever went
in there, and she vas blind
Did you have q sign % the house?
some one asked
ayes . '.",.. ~ one painted in blIe aud
gold rf--ty.. . door
What was III
Chicago Old Maids Home
The crowd laughed. and 1 mao with eve
glasses said That's what killed it. You
are all right only you are little too far
West. Just you ry yoar philanthropy in
Boston, if you want 70 get full hose the
first dav
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
To the Public

Il having been stated in leading laaacia.
papers that the remedy for the low price Of
wheat is to SOW q less acreage, and the
query having been made by the said papers
as 10 what effect less acreage would nave
on the freight receipts OF the different rail
roads. We should Ike to say to orr share
holders that such state of atfairs has long
been anticipated BY this management. We
expect TO lose heavily in the wheat carrying
business in the next ten years out shall
more than make it up other ways. We
have encouraged different parties to look
for coal, iron. and other minerals along
our line. and have offered beautiful
chrome to the person who first develops a
cave filed with baking powder or a hill
composed of salsoda We shall hold oat
inducements for some enterPrisiug chap to
locate a grindstone glarrv on our road and
have promises from several differen: parties
that they will consider the subject " Dis
covering two or three natural basins OF sOt
soap.
Widows and orphans and cler-vmeu v.-E
wooden legs who want Il safa ami pr. able
investment should ask for oar tw~a.r-fr.'
!nCrtgag e bonds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
STORIES OF AL SORTS,
BrOnGho Bib Meets His D5ar
Mother.
How One Railroad Hopes 10 FIJI rs Treas
.uy--Queer things About Pillow
Suicide ola Snaka---An Ed
tors Congratulations.


"BroncEo BIZ, ore Of the particularly
or;gh. stars in the Wild West" com5ina-
ton related the following incident to re-
oorter while here last week: When
struck Philadelphia. said he, Il wanted to
see nv mother. l knowed she was Evln'
;har. out Id not seen her for more than
twenty year. an I'll be hanged If knoWed
now TO find out where she lived. | run OF
rom hcme when nine years old, and
kuowei she wasn't Twin in the old house.
Some one told ne 70 get = register, md
nat he ~ay found the place. When /
apued or the loor an old siy with a ocoo.a
her hand came out. She looked kinder
cared 10 see coT5oy an was goin to
Ism the door in me- face. Sez |, Is this
Ivs. Clark YOU know nv name IS Wal.ie
lark. but thew always call NE Broncdo
3i,D. Sek she, Yes, lookin kinder hard
It me. though as if she'd notion TO FIRE ne
oil. Well. SCI |. I saw your sou At
Prar:er Citv Indian Agency Look here
nv 10Y sez the Old woman, if you aia
~ son never had one. Well you know
i was pretty hard to deny your mother you
hsud'r seen twenty year So Esez, Well
guess your right, Old LADY We'll, she Just
nut her arms round nv neck and begun to
CIV. That was too much for me andl 0e-
gun erwin TOO. Id rather tackle a dozen
Indians than STAYED thar with that old
woman. NJ brother and sister cum in, aud
we all had the durudest erwin time bet
you ever see. Why, it broke NE all up 81
| wasn't over it :or more 4 week. don
suppose III ever see the Old Lady again, ba'
our last meetin will never De forge, by ne
vor can bet on that.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
Queer story about a Pillow
rirssois czr Mr. CsrrsvL.


RDuriug the present summer Miss Maggie,
daughter OF Mr. Samuel Copeland, WORTHY
citizen Of the village of New England, tiled
a pillow case with swans down, which pillow
she used during subsequent confinement
with a malady which proved fatal. Shortly
after the death the pillow was emPsied for
the purpose ofwashing, and on It's being
turned there was discovered on the :uaer
surface Of the case distinct tracery of
seven crowns which number corresponds
with the number Of Mr.. Copeland family;
above these crowns banks Of beautiful clouds
are represented, and still above these are
clearly delineAted groups Of angles. These
figures. when held 10 the light are said to
giisten ike gold. Since the discovery Of
this remarkable phenomenon Mr.. Copeland
residence has been the center OF daily
thronging visits from curiosity inpelled
residents in that section Of the country. who
Join in ascribing TO the strange Circumstance
a super natural origin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
The Suicide Of n Rattlesnake.

A, PalA,ka D.. Rud Kersings pet rat
tlesuske committed snicide Monday night
in s rather curious manner. 4 little TN
box was filed with water and put IN the
snakes glass-covered cage Monday after
noon, and Tuesday morning the snake was
found ssihf in death. with its head under
water and its body coilei up on top Of II;
The snake evidently shielded, and showed
considerable reasoning power by putting
the weight Of It's body On Its head to keep It
under water.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
Odd lat. in the Matter Of ,a,te.
NJ ES EeEI

Mrs Suns who resides IN Pennsylvania,
has written 10 the Commissioners Of Emigrs-
non that she Is hunChback and IS lame,
and desires husband similarly de6orm ed
Her letter wSS>desrroysd, as Vas also = con-
municatioa signed Francis Donnelly, Of
his city asking for = wife, white o. black,
as long as she can COOK
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19

4 Ses York boarding house keeper has
committed suicide. b. soue ssful nis.Ake
he SERVED NJ tenderloia sseak vhseh her
boariers we're s5ie 70 eat. and the triystfel
deed 50 weighed upon Der eoeSeseree that
shs made assay uifh her,eA Pos< tias'
-ISser C.izsa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
THE DAYS THAT DAzE-

TA~ as.lIJ. az.idy day, hare eyur.
Tbs Ez-zsest o. The year,
Wken hizh asS bov sen % anf tr.
In nd yak % tassr sr.
For no. The efsiasr<i1l's eoue-
Eet sezfa~r and sAsz pSs.
AD.l svrry inVeeuz is1s ben
Es@p- ssTu % ecDsches bsf-
-vEii71sps<t Bresktzst Z $50
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
An EDITOR. Capitalization

Miss Nettie FRANKS vas married Al the
sherman House on SATURDAY evening:
September 20, to Mr.. Newton LaRae, OF
BiaStou. Ohio. Miss Nettie was one OF our
srbooImstes. and one that ne thong b. lots
Of She was giri that was liked By al
sui We hope she las made god ea"'ee
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
Combining Bu,ine>, with Pleasure

Speaking Of humor in connection with
funerals, remember burning the wife OF a
prominent iron manufacturer who never lost
any opportunity TO advertise bis business
He purchased lot in a cemetery, which |
need lot name. and surrounded it with .
verv ornamental tence Of his own manu-.
faeture. After had laid laid bis goOdlady
to rest within It be erected to her memory
q handsome tombstone, on which were
carved these words: Here lies Mrs Annie
b. wife of Robert B proprietor OF
the Irou Works, where the elegant
fence around this lot was Manufactured,
Similar ones made to order
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19

Louisiana State Lottery csmpaay.

nnr.ners iss III the NontAly asd ssni- Asseal
prIvtnO of ths Lsaistsaa -tsn Lsstsry Cs0oaavs
md In ysrse aAnass ard cDstrsi - p1vte
ihsnssivss and thsf The aae sV esa4nfen1 -
Dc, ana % ssthori1a tns Company - - ~ Ss
tis1aas, VIII tse-dnilis q or agnstssas seo9ns1,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
Tuesday, November I'm, IsS@
i-ah Nsnshiy D,ssinG-
CAPITAL PRIZE, oSAyo0o.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19

MANY . woman who believes II female
Suffrage VII not safer her age 70 he mrie
PuSlic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
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Nun ~ DyssfnO tAbs - nssseiL.
splssAA oppsstaaiY V su . Is 80,
on MUSIC, NEW OkIEANs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
TINE NEW solD FIELDS !
K6en CHRIS KsYss Dag and
Died.
A Stampede lsto I've Biaekfeet Iaaaa Hes
eTatioa---The kas We Fist fssad
the God Killed b. ne
Red Skies.

POT7 EzOaH. VI. =. 0ctsoer lI.-Ihe
latest mining ezc;imeut IN Montana Is tae
stampede :aso the Li,sle Rocky Mountains
in the southern part Ofthe BlAskfeet Reser'
rstiOu, which las Developed during the past
Gou- weeks into quite healthy boom The
new goti fe!ds are situated due east rom
For. Beutoc-s5out one hundred miles
saG are o. The south side Of the Missouri
River, setting back about eighteen miles
frcm inst stream. The gulch IN which
gold has been discovered Is about FIVE miles
long. has dense growth of timber running
throughout tom one end to the other. and
IS al easy one to work providing plenty OF
wster can De had. Unfortunately this Is
rot the case in The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-19
ssrted for the Digging

No matter how rich they might prove to be,
!. Was certain they could not be worked; Tor
the country was held BY hostile Indians who
wo1ld cot allow II, and besides It was Ger
tain death to 90 there
Ksyes always insisted there were rieh dig
gings somewhere among the Latte Rocky
Mountains and claimed 10 have found eTi-
deaces Of former mining bJ somebody who
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

BIC W A Bisen facifc Coast FFeiAh
Agent ol abe Atlsntic sud Pscihc Railroad
IS ia Toe cily and yesterday made pleasant
aali at the llEatln Office From SIT. Hisssli
lhs Important Information is obtained thai
freight On ORANGES iram Eos Angeles 20 tho
Missouri river sn carload let. has been he
duced materially. The rates are nos N6l
pat caI less then they wera aige yeaI ago
aaa ii0lcss chan the fatcs current ior snt
paa Few weeks
IbH reduction 3 $40 per car within d
year Us matter 81 vast Significance To- thl
people Of sdulherU California IL Eanaus q
Wing q expense 90 THEM If sai0 ooJ oven
casa year On thfapeh shipments . thp $685.
aud 90 g. quite Iiheif bet he Rates viii YEARLY
decreaee a. the railways Increase their bust
ness and heedlaa more substantial in theil
construction, aud Jess liable o. damHgc from
storms and fcaas INis has HseH the usuu
result oithe Truwti of failroae aIsiAC.s U
ibl uited States. IN 1850 the ieeighl rt
goods by rail ia the eastern psrt o sae conn
try. from Boston 90 llhulo fle miles, wa.
higher than i Is to-day from blston Gu 4 os
ANGELES 81 hat time tiie iue ~ 4iQ mile
embraced niHe different railway COrport
make out nine different bills % AiIug ana
ifeivNt bus there Ws then 1a arF absu
monopoly Now WAcn ihe ratas are abou
ouefeuil hose of 1850, hu1 oue.nf.h ui che
officials drHW saiaries lud che freight car
rie1 iu through cara iu one iuurlh ol thi
riule, there . CFy Of monopoly and eEttr
iiou Such are DC ChHugo- the sarfimau
o. .he people aHu such Us life in the i4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Yesterday theze was eouanmmred very
Important sale af1lo0o scrss o. land o.. he
ssussl Redouda Rancho ahous nine mto-
south Of .hs saarthouse The Purchasers
sfe Hou. Charles Silent ozIuaEa % Che su.
pfeue Goua 81 Ar,z1un . s. FoshurE oi
icra Nfite. formerly ui aFiR0ut q. g.
Harrison Had a Clayton of san Jose Hud
F1mcrlg * Nll @. Us angeles
IhIs /. large purchase az Hefy rlcl land
9r "a slr1ns enc enc. prlluE COMPANY 1.
d.azaus who wllI uhdiyide and Improve
tlc pr1pgrag lu .he most Profitable manner
hla sale show thai rll rea4 es.s5e 0f I'd.
angeles e1unI7 & being rtpId4Y sought iul
by capitalists 81 hume aud ahr0sd The
pfiee paid ipI thi large and Naluasie .ricl
has uof been mad public but e supposed
b. have been hHuut4l0 per tcrel
THE land VII snun De ruhiiFiiel iut1
small fnrIHs and made INTO homo iar o. large
lud H0aF shIuE settlement. dha suhilFl-
i1u 20 the lEHd sal hs snnrliF accom- i,iishca
end 0llupiela reYuluann Jake place iu ihl
deseIlp 7meMoi that section nl TIE country
Other auehns nriu follow t1e same fFte ana
all thc iJlahie land lI soufhaeR lali0rmn
eili iu p lcH eaf- ae placed Hndur Cul4
Vision lu Fmfii fafms
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Col Fl y Markham. Congressman elect,
has visited San Pedro harbor - company
with Col Mendell, Chief OF the United
statea Engineer Corps Of the Paoife Coast,
and Prof A. W Won Schmidt, the well
known scientist Col Markham is we'll sat.
isded that the work done there has been OF
great advantage % the country. and that az
expenditure OF gap.0e0 more. with the
s54mo already appropriated and not used
VIII make The harbnr of ineeiimahir value
% he country Ia this opinion he Is con
frmed by Col. AendelI and Prof Won
Schmidt, Col. Mendell does not desire "a
expend She $4,000 now waiting to be ex-
pended, heeanse the cost Of preparing touse
the expenditure would be as much as Y
needed Col. Mafkham VIII collect
all uhdiuahlc statistics about the
business aud appropriations Of tho
Pauihc Coast and proceed with the same 90
Washington aud present the same before
guneress With he confident hope Of obtain,
ing the fitO,o0o recommended By Colonel
Wendell Should he accomplish this the
$40 600 VIII he expended without hindr9nce
OF delay Tie damage 60 uufnished work
bY the waves has probably nearly doubled
the cost of the work that has been carried on
q san Pedro IN sqaselessiy SLOW way ior
An the work dome there IN that time
should have been performed III three years
Including the 500. 200 how required 20 com
pletr tho work The manner of appropriat
iaR small sums, rs mas been The custom q,
San iedfu, his been most absurd A large
stfnyed hy the elements. it IS quite time
that the work was huished and pui cut ct
danger hon the sea ~ Is 10 be honad thai
tae Colonel VIII be successful in hismission
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

A. n Bali and ismHy. II Honoiulu. 9. i.
nu a. lhe q Elmo
Mrs camelit Higgins. q San Diego, Is
gaiuns has psreplt Al 40 olive street.
Judge uhadet silrdi q San ioss IL So
iovfains IN I.as Angeles Tor few daYe
Msiaf seorks P Cara. shcfiHeicct goes
10 calico to-day % look after mining maiie4si
r. &. Garter Of siersa asdre, who va
leil BY the train ytHleldag Is rcgisiered a
the Elmo.
chss Inicmell. formerly harahei Of
ran Befnasdino. - 10 the city and registered
% The 81 fitap.
H. Henry Hrintmeysf, one o. lhs SOLID
captaiists q san Bornaidiuu Sin ,he city
on minias Husineas
rhomas @ Thrum. eaisag o. The iionoiula
Saafdas Htsiig prfis. Will lelfo to-day iai
fr'an1 ca fyute homo after Visit in Los
Angeles.
M " 5 sheatel, wife, aad Miss solti, O
Cievelaed Ohio who were ia the Thomas
party thai arrived ~ special car from lhf
north Yesterday are stopping AZ thu s.
fiuio
mf4 fhaa LYdeii. Mrs s1nuosn, D IS
Hunt 4. n hon and wife snd y p War
uof, Of !.ea Angeles, are on Tie s1uihh bound
train ~ arrive bore from tho nulih AZ 70 4
y io.das
Judge , 2 Ration, Of Pasadena snd ths
llcrmota colony near cuoamonra, WAS IN
the city Yesterday and reports the most pros
pefous outlook ever known 10 these iWe
sprlfhili ssitlemonts
a. &. shser Of Bridge canon, near SAINTS
Monies. Has in the city yesterday. MT
Renter REPORTS liint the late feins were yer5
beneficial In thai section Tho prospects
i1f crops bee food aud paaturagc has never
been better al this seafon Of tie Year
y u Thomas and party arriyed yesterday
from the north IA special car, No, osa, o.
iho Cleyeland Coiudbaa uinclnnuti and
Indianapolis Railroad ina party are from
cleveland ead WIN ronain in this city for q
few daya g view ihr country
3, L clark, Tor many years q resident d
sierra eaauty, came to ihis city year aed
and bought iand al Ffaitland He was Ia
the city yesterday and reports d splendid
condition Of ihings OF this prosperous and
grow iIF settlement, He is more Than de
lighted with the change from The snowy
Slnwas u ne seinttrepie ffailiand.
ri Mefeeg lor several Year, a clerk IN
SIC Pns.ufae Department aud an employs
IN ths goYemmcnt Printing ONCE, Wash
ineinn. y. c., leaves q day for Eufeta
Nevada, where ho VIII edit the Dallg seati
1ongrassmau lassidy'a paper. MT
MERCER has henn Ia los Angeles but three
weeks dafiug which time he has made q
los. Of ieiends VINO regret his early deper
turC
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21


fDIr1r ilEa4Hns-rlT1 new buildings are
beinc erected Al sierrs Madre. One by g n
Davis Of eigAt rooms aud one very ccmno.
dlors residence by g " Natfis. W. D,
Crist sticnde1 church at Pasadena few
evening" since, sad while attending the ex-
ercises some evil disposed person took his
buggy aud drove to Los Angeles forcing
Crlsi to walk home,
VIM n Monroe, oithe Santa BniiH Roncho
has just purchased aiteen hundred trees %
set out on his purchase Of land. Nr g. 81
Morris 81 also constructing nice houie Ia
this neighhWhuaa Tho constant improve
ment along the mesaa an The Was from Pas
edeaa out 10 Asusa, and 60 iaet ihr eniire
distance % Gucamuuea, has wonderfully
changed the appearance Of the country
within Che last two years. The iruit orchards
and vineyards set ont iHsi year have al done
sell, ana the late rains give Promise of e
dierra Madre aud Ax1as CruutfY BY she
economical distribution so Wafer aud the
constantly increasing VOlHme b. deVnlpn-
meni on tle great Baldwin Rancho. .he h1r
tiouliurists q this section ere enabled 10
plant more trees ana put mere acreage tu
vines thna ives ever dreamed Of De ore The
nosl experienced hurtlculurisis and vigher-
ems IN this section have mttcflaiiy changed
their ylCWs shdui irrigation Tor iEuia aud
vines. Trey uaw ust u0t more thHn one
hall Che WHtui they formerly used. They
cultivation auu are more probably femu-
neratet witt Il sac quality of pnpfigcls and
not 30 much wood growth AZ i0rmetly
Mrs0KT
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Mans people stopped IN front u Wells
Fargo & eaH on Market street yesterday
morning casing upon three bamboo crate.
OF lovely Mexican birds A sonorese,
Ygnania. Gutierrez, was bossiuR the job
Win big aliyrrlacsd Panama hat He
said thst he rot the birds, s2b IN number, Al
Cucurpe. sonora, and near the station o.
Querohtti, whpre they were shipped. A.
tho Sonora irain connects with tho cmigrani
Grain, these birds arrived here yesterday
morning wniting fnf the through train
north fhesebirds look Ike mooklnF birds
and are species NJ chem, but thcy all have
pure Nhifu breasts and are sold more fai
ornament than song, because they doni
sing much away from their native forests
whore there g terrible ahatterng. IL
sonora, where they are plenty, they arg
ch6Roi5s. Ia CnntradiaiueIi0n 70 prlDmai
"a knocking bird The distinction if
Ia ibe beautiful white breast The craiea
wore forwarded north e F0felio Morales
San Franeiaeo, where they MI be- sold 1t
advantageous prlces
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Just recetvea an elegant assortment ~
gealette plush capea So M3asrovcs q E
Spring srHeet
See ouf uCW faulinn, richly Irimmcl with
iur ~ Ausgfovo's p s. Spring r.
fatu coat, perfect beauty admired hF
all-tuior made ana pressed only 70 BE-
found a doasrovea . Spring s.
English walking jaeksts. ulmmed with
Woe Eis braid. mgAe Hiih loose mont and
iighthung taok, EeuniuU ihilQf goods at
Ndsgfores. q $. Spring street
Rich velvet hipcade beauties handsomely
trimmed With chenille fringe elegant goods
-1lis q be found IS MaArovet, p South
Spring street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

lnyl,ati0u IA made to 81 parties Intending
60 make their future residence in this city
" attend y. Beaudrys important sale u
city lots IN the hiliy portion Of the city, on
Monday aud Tuesday next
u is a Well-kunwu fact that in ali large
cities favored with hills, there you will lnd
% reside the geaitlhcst aud most rehuel
and cultivated secicty Consequently the
lot. va that location are hound ID Increase
teufold &C. u short time. while In low laud
they are likely % decrease Ia gaiuc
The cable road will certainly be buil'
within 4 feW months
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
One More Evidence Of the Eiber-
my Of tnsne OF our Eltlxems.

We are Informed that ~ Arrangement las
Just been made between the Electric Lieni
Company aud Nefsrs. Andrew Glassel, Esq.
y heaudrs, Ralph Rogers and Others "a
have six electric light masts put nu. one on
or near the cofucf Of btaudry aveifue and
Temple sfeeefi one 90 the corner Of Illinois
and NeW Cincinnati streets ussE Temple, lH
TIE Ocean View tracti one On the corner 81
Patton sld Temple one on she corner q
Texas fiid fempldi QUE On the corner cl
reyas aad and Couf House streets, at cost
of $3.50
Inc object is 70 have remrie street 20 well
lighted A. 70 make lt one u The most pleas
aaf evening drives "a this city.
We ate also iu formed luat auutheT electric
light mast VIII Dc placed on The West llosas
tract and one on an elevated point On oi
Far the Reaudry Park, where The 1900
brick building u about completed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

Scene in the Rocky Mountains, by Tomas
scene IN the Allegheny Mountains B. lie
vine, Csttie az The Watering Place. bf q
Hartwick amanda Village. Mo- an IN.
dian scene, by A. Meircse. The above hnt
OH painting che property 81 a genilenan
whose collection y larger than his Califor
MIA ranch house ear aCcommod ate, win ht
soid 10 tie highest bidder by Messrs. North
crafts & CLARK, Monday evening, Dec. "A, 81
eif North Main street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21

The pcauafy auction sale Of real estate
takes place At ID O'Clock On Monday. Dec. p
/ GA the West hesls tract Thea on Moudas
evening u Che same day, at z O'Clock, ~
7nnvefeia Hall, balauce q lots on tht
on tic Ocean View uact. No. J. Free car
fiagg ia front 81 iho fountain. Temple Block
Lluch 81 u clock on the grounds
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-21
THE COURTS.
sArnspAr, December q
superior gourt smith. 4.

superior Cnuxt smith, =.
IN r. application 81 ". 3 Waters to be ad.
miited ~ practice hs Hn attorney IA this
eJur. applicant admiited and oath admin
isteref
Estate 81 John Gf1nd, deceAsed--AdcDnut
approved and discharge ordered
" Perry vs. kiatf Five days further tune
granted IN which TO answer the amended
complaint
tstaie " Manuel Dabney, deceased -ffnal
account approved and dlacharge ordered.
In a. estate % Charles hcfadden. deceased
fual account amt ilstiibulior heard and
sfsntcd.
Reyna vs. seusersy closed. ANU
tasnt sci for"F.s
Niguos We Cdffief-- Findings fied foi
piaiHiif and judgment tn acnsttance thefe
with
SIT fnR MONDAY
Formers aud Merchants Bank ". Thomas
Aotinu
Howard, 3,
lurc Luela rlIsalde, writ Of hehess cor
cgrpns- Wit heard and granted
Aiinhel II ri 81 rhelan Motion By
piainiiN 10 discuss appeal continued TIL ! :yt
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