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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05

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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
Dr. SPINNE.Y,
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-04-05

Assessments paid, dividends collected. stocks carried on margin.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
The rrutnrul % Times.

TO the Editor Of the HeraidR
The Times in its account Of the FIRE
which occurred on First street last Sat-
urdsy, contains the following:
BY this time a large crowd of neigh
bors had collected and began taking out
the furniture. The whistles Of the cleo.
trio light station were turned loose, but
the fire department was slow to dis
tinguish the signal. The Thirty Fights
were half way to the fire before the gen.
erai alarm was sounded. 1t was not
long before the Twos were ON the
playing on the flames.
This is about as nearly correct as the
above named journal ever gets anything
connected with the fire department.
The fact Ia that the Twos were on the
ground and had the FIRE under control
before the Thirty Fights got well
started. After the latter engine arrived
at the scene of the fire l ordered the
hose cart Of Twos to lay line of hose
from the Thirty Fights engine.
The reporter of the Times came to
the scene after the fire was completely
extinguished and after most Of the peo.
pie had left. He evidently gets up too
late and derives his Information from
the wrong crowd to be very correct. All
the Twos want IL to be fairly represent.
ed and to be given honor when honor Is
due to them. The Times had better gel
q reporter with fewer side-whiskers and
more truthfulness and sense.
WV. SroRRMER,
Foreman of No. 2.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
COURT REPORTS
superior oourt-smitn. )
MONDAY, September Is

MONDAY, September lst.
People VS.. Alfred Smiley-Demurrer
argued and overruled; plea Of not guilty
entered; case set for trial Sept. 9th, at
l0A. NJ.
Estate Of Coleman, deceased Con.
tinued until 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Lindley VS.. Boyd-Demurrer set for
Thursday, Sept. llth, by consent.
Estate Of Il. A. Hazard, deceased
Motion to set aside default Of Dan. Haz.
ard, in petition for letters of administra-
tion, argued and submitted, upon brief
| to be filed.
Estate Of Alma Brainerd, deceased
Decree of distribution OF estate, granted.
Estate Of Isaac Walter, deceased-De.
cree of settlement of final account aud
discharge Of administrator, filed.
Estate OF Ybarra, deceased-Will ad-
mitted to probate; letters testamentary
ordered to issue to Ramon Valenzuela,
without bond
Estate Of Pedro Chowrroupiec, de-
ceased-Final account settled and petit
tion for distribution Of estate ordered.
Seward VS.. Seward Defendant al
lowed ten days further time to file bills
Of exceptions and motion for q new
trial.
Smith VS.. Smith-Demurrer TO second
amended complaint overruled, and de-
fendant given ten days to answer. De-
murrer to cross complaint overruled and
plaintiff given ten days to answer.
| Weir VS.. Vail ct al.-Trausferred to
department Of Hon. V. Il. Howard for
| trial.
In re application Of Ethel Gray Smith
for writ OF habeas corpus-Contempt of
Thomas H. Smith submitted.
| People VS.. Burkie-Plea Of not guilty
withdrawn. Plea of guilty to an assault
with a deadly weapon. Sentenced to
pay q fine Of $l25, which fine being raid
by defendant in open court, defendant
discharged.
Briggs ct al. VS.. Williams s-Decree
ordered to enter as prayed for.
SET FOR TOMORROW.
Thomas H. Smith vs. Los Angeles I'M
migration and Land Cooperative Asso-
citation.
Estate Of Enrique-Sale Of real estate.
Estate Of Coleman.
| HOWARD, ].
Reid VS.. Strobridge-Passed.
c. M. Jackson vs.. his creditors-M.
Levy appointed assignee. Bond, 500.
Jones VS.. Cruikshank ct Alive
days further time allowed defendants to
plead.
James VS.. Curling-On motion Of plain
tiif, cause set fer trial September 9Th at
| l0A. NJ.
|. Farmers & Merchants Bank VS..
Forster, administrator. ct al.-Order ap-
proving sale Of property in San Diego
and San Bernardino, by E. w. Bushy.
head, Sheriff Of San Diego county, ap-
proved, and Clerk directed to issue or
der of sale to Sheriff Of Los Angeles
county to sell property in Los Angeles
county described in the decree.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
Del Vale Guard.

The Del Vale Guard met at Demo-
cratic Headquarters last evening, Presi-
dent Moran in the chair, w. J. Tyus.
Secretary. The Committee on Uniform
reported in favor of a suit consisting Of
red coat with black facings. white
cap with red trimmings, and white leg
gings. The Guard ordered two hnndred
uniforms.
On motion it was decided to give a
picnic on Sunday the 18th inst.
The following Committee on Finance
was appointed: w. J. Kingsbury, L. j.
Rose, Jr.. J. 7. Gaffey, Sidney Lacey,
Wm. Stoermer, Fred Marsh and Harry
Conlan. On the Committee On Arrange
ments the Chair appointed the following
gentlemen, who are honorary members
Of the Guard: j. D. Lynch, s. M.
White, Gov. John G. Downey, L. J..
Rose, J. de Barth Shorb, Asa Ellis, A.
w. Potts, C. E. Miles, j. G. EstudiIlo,
T. E. Rowan, Col. John F. Godfrey, A.
W. Ryan, Sidney Lacey, r. Bilderrain,
N. A. Covarrubias, DR.. Joseph
Kurtz, r. Egan. Ben. Dreyfus, Dr..
Crawford, Gen. E. e. Hewitt and r. r.
Del Vale.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
sudden Death.

Mrs. Jane Mccormick, an old lady Of
about rs years of age was found dead in
her room at l07, South Main street
yesterday morning at ten O'Clock. When
the Coroner inspected the body. it was
found covered with an innumerable
amount of ants, and the face was much
distorted. She had received letter
from her son in San Francisco couple
of days ago, telling her that he was
arranging to have her come there to live
with him. 1t is supposed that this glad
news over-excited the old lady the pre-
vious night and caused a fiow of blood to
the head from which she died. After
hearing the testimony Of officer Lenox,
who opened the door of her room and
that Of two female neighbors. the
Coroner's jury found that Jane Nc
cormick had died from natural causes.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
monthly Police Report.

Following is the monthly report Of
the Chief Of Police for the month Of
August: Assault to murder, !; assault
with deadly weapon, 2, battery, 4;
disturbing the peace 20; grand larceny,
8; petty larceny 8; vagrancy, Is; drunk
and disorderiy. 80; plain drunks, 20;
peddling with no license, 2; violating
hitching ordinance 4; sick in the street,
4; violating fire ordinance 5; discharging
firearms. 8; disorderIy conduct II;
misdemeanor, Is; trespass, 4; fighting L;
lost children, 2; violating gambling or
dinances, Z; carrying concealed weapons.
|; burglary, 5; passing bogus coin, l;
impounded animals. 2; violating butch
er's ordinance. /; violating city ordi-
nance, 2; stealing newspapers, |; for
gerry, l; witnesses, 8; lodging in jail 8;
maintaining a nuisance, 2; bathing in
zapja, 4; for medical treatment, l; keep.
ing disorderly house, Il; begging on
street 2; residing in house of ill-fame,
2; crime against Dture, 2; embezzls
ment, l.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
CRY BOARD OF rpucarlon.
Reading of Minutes Postponed-Bills
Passed Prof. Redway's Resisna-
nation Accepted = Teachers Ap.
pointed.

The City Board of Education met in
regular monthly session last evening at
half past seven o'clock, at the office of
the Secretary, Mr.. w. G. Cochrane.
Members present-President +. A. Glib
son, Secretary w. G. Cochrane, and
Messrs. George s. Patton and w. A.
Cheney. The reading of the minutes Of
the last meeting of the Board was post
poned until full quorum Of the Board.
The regular bills for current expenses
were read and approved as follows: H
Jevne, Sl.S0; /. A. McCreery. $40; H.
J. Stevenson, So; w. C. Furrey, $3.50;
l. Leck. rent, $40; j.. D. Lynch. So;
Brown 4 Mathews, 1913, total OF
$67.S3. All were ordered paid.
The bills Of the Beaudry Water Com
pany for July and August, to the
amount OF $50. %, were referred to the
Committee on Supplies, with power to
act.
John Hall, architect for the new
school buildings, reported progress up to
date. Here, DR.. Cochrane was called
away on official business, and appointed
Prof. L. d. Smith. Superintendent oi
Schools, Secretary pro tenn.
Prof. J. w. Redway presented his
resignation as q member Of the City
Board of Education, which was filed.
Communication from Louis X. Webb,
resiening the position as Principal of the
CASTELAR, street school. which was ac-
cepted.
Applications for positions as teachers
ia the public schools, were presented %
follows; Mr.. Williamson, Mr.. Shaw,
and Mrs. Chapman. Placed on file.
The matter Of redistricting the city
was deferred indefinitely.
On motion Mrs. Du Bois was appoint.
ed Principal Of the CASTELAR, street
school. Mrs. Chapman was elected a
teacher to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the promotion Of Mrs. Du Bos. 1t was
stated that +. T. Wright, the member Of
the Board necessary for quorum. would
be present at the next meeting Of the
Board.
Adjourned subject to the call Of the
President.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
Sheridan Coming.

By announcement in another column
it will be seen that the accomplished
tragedian, Mr.. W. e. Sheridan, will ap
pear at the Grand Opera House in thil
ny for one week only, commencing Oh
Monday September sth, in Lear, King Of
the Britons; Tuesday, Louis XI King Of
France; Wednesday. in the Merchant oI
Venice; Thursday, in Richelieu; Friday,
as Hamlet; Saturday, Matinee, as lingo.
mar; Saturday evening. in that immor-
tai production, Othello, the Moor Of
Venice.
Mr.. Sheridan will be supported by
Miss Louise Davenport, one Of the best
actresses on the American stage, and q
stock company consisting Of seventeen
legitimate dramatic artists Of well known
ability.
These entertainments will be the rich.
est dramatic treat ever before offered to
the citizens Of Los Angeles Those who
have heard the great tragedian will be
anxious to hear him again, and those
who never heard this great master oi
Shake, ,enre will be sure to go and hear
the power and glory Of the English Ian
guage. 1t is needless to speak Of the
dramas to be performed. They have
outlived criticism and remain as the
standard dramatic literature Of ths
world.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
Board OF supervisors.
MONDAY, Sept, /. 1854.

MONDAY, Sept |, 1884.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Present, the full Board and the
Clerk. The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
In re Communication from the State
Board of Equalization in reference to
the increase Of taxes in Los Angeles
county.
On motion Of Supervisor Levy, the
Clerk is instructed to Telegraph to the
State Board requesting them to defer
action on this matter until September
18th, 1884.
Report Of County Treasurer for Au.
gust-The Clerk is instructed to notify
the Treasurer to transfer from the Sink.
lug Fund Of 1874 to Current Expense
Fund Sc. .45s.2s; out of the Sinking Fund
Of 1881, 81. 3O5.90
Petition OF Artesian Cemetery for
permission to change bylaws.
On motion of Supervisor Levy, the
petition was granted.
Petition OF Floyd & Goody, John
Ellis, A. s. Joseph and II. J. Woollacott,
| for rebate of county license tax. Re.
ferred to the District Attorney; also,
members Of the League of Freedom for
the same purpose.
Petition Of r. Il. House for rebate Of
double assessment. Board requires re-
| aasptu hofora acffpfr m, t.aftfsnn
In the matter OF the San Dimas Dis
trict school bonds-0rdered that the
Clerk readvertise for said bonds.
In the matter of the resignation of j.
r. s. Day, ]. p, at Lancaster, and ap.
pointment of ]. J. Hanford-M lotion
presented to the Board. Action de.
| ferrcd.
Matter Of petition for voting precinct
at Artesia-On motion of Supervisor
Levy, petition granted.
Petition for establishing voting pre-.
cinct at Lang's Standardization grant
ed, and precinct established.
In the matter Of the extension and
connection between Ballona and Cienega
road-Referred to Supervisor Giroux, oi
that Road District.
IetiCion On DenalI OF James + ar,
an INDECENT, for four dollars aims
per month--On motion Of Supervisor
Moesser, raised to six dollars per month,
Supervisor Prayer voting in the mega.
tive, on the ground that the County
Hospital is the proper place for all indi.
gents.
Ordered that the Tax Collector be al
lowed four deputies at 500 per month
and no extra time.
In re claim Of P. C. Carrillo, levy Of
tax Of Sycamore School District and Sec.
ond Green Meadows District Report Of
District recommends the rejection of the
claim of P. c. Carrillo, and favorable
report on the report Of the Board Of
Trustees of Sycamore School District.
Adopted.
Adjourned until 10A. N. tomorrow.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
world's Fair Committee.

Last Saturday afternoon the Execu-
tive Committee in charge Of the exhibits
Of Southern California products at the
New Orleans Worlds Fair met at the
Office of the Rural Californian. All
members were present except Abbott
Kinney. Hon. 1. w. Hellman was ap-
pointed Commissioner for Southern Cal
fornia. and will have charge Of the dis.
play, assisted by the Executive Commit
tee.
The reports from subcommittee
throughout the county are very favora-
BILE, and many exhibits will be forward.
ed.
Money is needed to box and ship pro-
ducts, and the Finance Committee, /.
w. Hellman, s. H. Mott. J. Downey
Harvey and L. Loeb, were instructed to
visit the citizens and business men and
secure $500. the amount estimated as
necessary to carry on the work.
The committee adjourned to meet next
Saturday afternoon ct 3 o'clock, at the
office Of the Rural Californian.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
chilos's Opera House.

The Royal Spanish Opera Bouffe Com.
pany opened last night to large and
fashionable audience. 1t proved to pos
ssss considerable talent. The sparkling
Spanish comic opera, ''The Oath" held
the boards. It was well mounted. the
costuming was correct and even gorgeou 3
and the effect produced upon the criti-
cal audience was that well drilled and
competent corps Of artists were doing
their graceful best to provide pleasant
entertainment. In this they succeeded
beyond the expectations Of those who
were unacquainted with the sterling ex-
cellence Of this really famous combina-
ton. The prima donna, Sonora Hueva,
achieved quite triumph. She posses-
Is beautiful mezzo-soprano voice,
which she manages with great skill. It's
timber Is exquisite and the Senora has
undoubtedly studied in the best vocal
schools. In addition. she rejoices in a
very pleasing stage presence, has marked
claims to beauty and is graceful and
winning at all times. She was &C.
corded very enthusiastic encores, to
which she did not always respond and
the floral offerings were frequent The
Sehora Quesada also acquitted herself
capitalIy as the Baroness. Tho tenor Of
the troupe, Senior Garcia, as.sho Marquis
Of St. Esteban. was pronounced
favorits with the audience from the
start. and the whole performance was
smooth and acceptable.
While there are no positively extra.
ordinary voices in the combination we
wish to be understood as expressing the
opinion that the performances Of the
Royal Spanish Opera Boutfe Company
are actually charming and are charaet-
erized by artistic finish and COMPLETENESS.
La File de Madame Angot will be the
attraction this evening. and all lovers Of
Lecocq's delicious music should make 1t
point to be on hand.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
A Street Car collision.

Yesterday afternoon there was q COLI.
sion of street cars that came very near
causing the death Of an old lady. A
one-horse car on the San Fernando
street line was coming from tho depot,
and as it drew near the corner Of Mar
chessault street where the Hellman line
crosses, two-horse car on the latter
line approached. Both cars were going
at good rate Of speed, and as the one.
horse car got half way across the track
of the Hsilman line, the latter car run
into it with fearful crash. The one
horse car was an open one, and the
tongue Of The other car struck an oak
standard near which an old lady, Mrs.
Hall, visiting in East Los Angeles. was
sitting. The standard was about two
inches wide, and had the tongue struck
q little either to the left or night, Mrs
Hall would have been killed OF seriously
injured. As II was she was considers
bly, shaken up and frightened.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
Steamer Passengers.

The following passengers left for sar
Diego yesterday afternoon per steamer
Santa Rosai
Lee Freeman and sister, A Freeman
wife and three children. W A Pricely
George Woodberry, H NJ Reynolds, Ed
ward Averill, G 8 Foster, G II Hotter
hoff, Mrs M A Hoadley, Mrs r Sted
man, D Koyos, A Lindenfeld, Thoma,
Philbrook, George Cook, b Porter, Mr.
w L Porter, Frank Pettetier, Mrs
Hughens, H Benedict, Charles r Tay
lor, 7 d Freeman aud wife, L @ Manor,
@ Riesterer, J 5 Jordan, r @ Montgom
cry. q w Hale. ] w Wallace and wife,
ID Ford.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02

II all other remedies have failed to
afford relief, there is one that will never
dlsappoint you, and that one is Syrup
of Figs. The strong and the weak
alike find it powerful for good; harmless
yet thorough, always giving strength to
the bowels, SO that regular habits may
be formed and the system restored to o
healthy condition. Each half-dollar
bottle contains from twenty to.-thirty
average doses, and the dollar bottles
more than double. For sale by C. F.
Heinzeman.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-09-02
A smart Trick.

A gentleman who has recently return
ed from San Francisco, says that the
Cinnamon there have scheme to injure
the owners Of the buildings which they
rent. One heathen will ask to have his
rent reduced one-half, and is kickedou
Every alternate Chinaman does the
same, which leaves half of the buildings
which no one will occupy and live
among the heather.