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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08
PETITION FOR SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

BY virtue of q decretal order of the Probate
Court OF Cook County in the State OF Illinois,
made and entered of record on the 28th day of
August A. d. 1884 on the petition of William
SchWeen and Christoph Tatge, Executors of the
last viii and Testament of Ferdinand Weber,
deceased, for leave to sell the realestate of SAID
deceased to paw debts, the undersigned will sell
at Public Auction to the highest and best bidder
for Cash on Friday, the Tenth doth day of Octo-
Der A. d. 1884, at the hour of Eleven I'D o'clock
in the forenoon of said day at the front door of
the Residence, situated on the West half (h) of
the Northwest quarter "a of Section Twenty
four (2Q in Township number Forty-one (4D
North of Range Nine () East of the Third 81
principal Meridian, occupied by said Henry Hell
per as a tenant, all the following described real>
estate situated in the Township of Hanover in
the County Ct Cook and State of Illinois, and
being the Southwest quarter "a of the South
west quarter G4l of Section number Thirteen
OBJ and the Southeast quarter ca of the South
west quarter 90 of Section number Thirteen (13),
and the West half G%) of the Northwest quarter
% of Section number Twenty-four ga, all in
number Nine ~ east of the Third 81 principal
Meridian Also a piece of land bounded as follows,
to-wit: beginning at the Northeast Corner of the
West half ~ OF the south east quarter Ga or
Section Number Fifteen (15) i'll the Township
aforesaid. Thence South one half C@) degree
west Twenty (2O) chains to a stake. Thence West
-Four az chains and Eighty-nine (S9) links to a
stake. Thence North one half Ch) degree East
Twenty (2O) chains and Three 81 links to a stake.
Thence East Four az chains und Eighty-three
(S3 links to a stake and place OF beginning, CON
tanning 8 T9-1C0 acres. Also a five (5) acre strip
Of ten 90 rods wide on the South side of a piece
of land, decided to Josiah Harmon the Tenth
DOTH day of May A D. 1914, and commencing
with the southwest of above described piece OF
land, and Josiah Horns Southeast corner. Thence
South Eighty 1907 rods on the west side of a piece
of land decided to William Remingto until it
strikes the Section line. The last mentioned five
~ acre tract of land being the same five o. acre
tract bought by the deceased Ferdinand Weber,
by deed from Christopher Soehle, dated Novem-
Der Sixth (Gth) 5848, which deed was recorded in
Cook County Records i'll Book 30 of deeds page
a39, said five o. acre tract being more particularly
described and bounded as follows: beginning at
tn southwest corner of above described 8 79-1O0
acre tract. Thence south along the west side OF
said William Remingto tract, Eighty (8O) rods to
the south line of said Section Number Fifteen
l15. Thence west on said line Ten QO rods.
Thence north Eighty (S0l rods. Thence east Zen
(10) rods to the place of beginning.
Dated September 8th, 1884.
WILLIAM SCHWEEN and
CHRISTOPH TATGE,
Executors of the last VIII and Testament OF
Ferdinand Weber, deceased.
W. H. WING,
Sol'r. for executors. Ssp4Wo
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08

8rouerei in gebar HapibS, utb aud 8rG>
iiOent Des 8rauerpereilS bon Soma, Ser
tlogter mar. Die &lageia6e muroe, tpte
BET Der v9atp anb ORDER league" gebrdudz
ltd 9enor0e11, Dor etllem yGountrD Squtre"
per3anoelt, Gr nsnnt ii6 81; ct. Clair
Smitb". Grof. CD Bope bon Dimes, lno
ctn Or. CD 8renoel anatpiirten ben uWtum",
uno fauoen, baB CT beraul6en6 lei. inoe1n
I'M yOlltrn" liber 3 @SroSent Nlfobol entbalz
ten ieten. Der gorratb an vW1um", pelz
hen Wla9nus bate. tpurDe conf!Sctrt ullo
iou Ser1tort merDen, ettpa 600 Barrels.
= Die Mindener vgieueiten gtadr."
brtn9en in tbrer Jtlmn1er bonn 20. Nuguit
folgelloe W1tttbetlEng: vSn Oct 9fadt POM
IA. auf Dem Is. D5. burben ais eirem re6tS
pom Shore Ser &onig'i6en 8unltbanblung
oil Der &url5itraBe beftnolt6en Nluslages
faitcu Is OelgemQlDe I'M @eiammttpert6e
bon 500 81. qe1tpblen. Die Oitbe ipreng>
ten bierbei oQs S6IoB oes GorIaDens u1lo
0ffneten Sic @laStDlre. Sountaa frii6 be-
rihtete Dieriiber Der Boltseianset9er, uno
in Der acknowledgement yta6t bonn Is. anf
ben II. Muguit lDlroe an oerlelben STEELE
eth 5mclter 3NuSlagefa1tel1 gelprengt, uno 6
Utloer TIL Wertbe bon 300 Warf entlpelt=
bet. Die GbQter, 2 Stubentcn uno
Elm SfftStersalptront t, iiBen be-
reitS binter ShtoB unD Giege[. Der Oiebz
itaDl nuroe Durd etnen 53ufaQ ent0edt,
nobel liW berauSitelte, Dap ou5 ebrennertbe
8oniorttum nob anoerpeitiQe 0iebitGble
peribt bat.
- Nuf benz Sdiuerplab in Main5
erl6oB iih am p. Q(1gult Elm etipa 26idb>
rtger gutgefleiDeter Tremoer, Der leit 5 2a7
gen in etnen t6otel gemobnt bate. Sn oaS
sSren1benbudl bate er IT'D ais Stuoent
Sans Stubenrau6, obne Nngabe oeS
gSobnortes, eil1getra9en,
- Sn 0roBbrttannten paren tn
6ielem Sabre 2.676,477 NcreS 2anbeS NIT
WeiSen belteut, {, 159,4 83 nit 0erite,
1892, 576 nit 6afer, 562,344 nit &artof>
feln inb 69,258 nit 6opfeu. 8er9lt6en
nit 1883 mctlt bic nit Wet3en belteQte
8ooenfld6e cine ISuua6me BON "a psf.
ulo bic nit &artoffeln urb 6opfen beiteute
cine bon 3.5 psf. beSiebun9sweiie 1,8 psf.
ouL, n46reno Die nit @erite u1o Safer be-
itellte cine bna6me bon So psf. be5te>
b~un0StDeiie 2.S psf. befunbet. Ser 0ieb>
itanD in @roBbrttanlien unfaBte am 4.
Stunt 6,241, 127 Climber, 1871, $50 S6afe,
8, G65, 937 NQlnmer u;;o 1852, 1923 S1tpetne.
Ner9liben nit 1888 metien bteie 3iffern
einen i3utpa6s BON AZ pgt. in Ginbern,
2.6 psf. in S9ofen, 6 psf. in Qdn1mern
uuo cine NbnaDnte BON IA psf III S6metz
ue,t uuf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08
0(nS SOMA.
Gorlptue, 0elapare Co.. Soma, !
/. Sept, 1884. {
Sin Sic SlL. Staats3eitung.

L. SNP%i IoCf-
Gin bte ST.. Staat55eitung.
S0 muB SSbnen Dffeu befennen, SAB i0
bic NbIt6t Bate, sS6re mertDe 3eitunQ etnz
3ufteuen. SSbre leBte pDlttii6e Steaung
nno Sobre Yartet>Qlnii1ter batten mid
madeltq 9emadt, Qlber jebt iebe i'd, DaB
Sic uuabbdngig berb 0retnbalten iii oaS
fnnatilde Wtu6ertDum un0Oem Sob soLe1l,
Dem Sob gebibrt, obuc llnterl6tco Der
Yartet. 0a5 1T Die ebrltdIte Stelluh9, Die
cine 3eitlng etnneDnen fam, uno DIE d1t1
er~fenlllngspertb lit. Der Va1att9mlIs
milthet in Soma uno Die 8faffen flbren Oas
republtfantihe Hegiment. 0aber babe tb
metne %Qnbdnoli6feit on Die republifanii6e
9sQrtei aufgeben mitiIen, obiDoDl tb lhon
i'm Sd6r 1856 mid ibr auidloB.
9(un tperDe ih perfolQt bon 0telen Toit
uro in Sen i3ettungen a~us9e1himpft,
neil idb einen meiner @lerfS tpeggel6Idt
babe, neil er bic 0tole zines N~ngebers
ipielte NM arbere Qelte gu perfolgen ludbte,
Die it6 8ter einlegen Douten. 9tntltrltdb,
Der 8uri1e lit eilt eingefletl0ter yaftee,
oa6er babe t6 fein 9tedt ais uDutdn1dn",
ioIde 9eute aus metnem 0tenite Ill entlale
len. S0 bin ieBt 30 Sabre ais @ei6GftSz
mann in Sotpa uno merOe nun ais untaugz
LID fir bic menidlide @eleIldaft ertldrt.
What next? y. St0ble.
ST.. 5td6le lit ni6t ettpa elm Sdanfz
mirtb, ooer ein @%roBbduoler in 8rannte
meit, "ionDern betreibt eln GroBes 0olS7 ltl1o
@iientpaarengeidGft. I'm 10 atertennensz
nertber lit es, oaB er feline 2eute in letnem
@ei6Gft bltIoet, Die bem perd6tltAen @e7
merbe Don Spioren uno Qlngebern nad>
ge6en. (0ie Geb.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08
SIN 2eitoeihGft iAlplien

SIM 3eit9ei6Gft i6lo1en:
@el5eH: Gept, 774@77& OFT. 79}@794,
Soon. 60g @805, 0e3ember 821, lRoi 893.
Eorn: Gept. 564@568, Oft. 81, 9top.
46E, Sabr All, lRai AZ.
6dfer: Sep. 251,fStt. 255, Sobr 25R,
Mai 294. n@
@9meineffeif6: 1885 9ept.,
17.75-18 Oft, $12 Sobr, 1920 Sanuar.
@9mal3; $7.3O-321 Geptbr,, 7.35-
1917 0ft., E,ao-1.a94 Mouember unO 1856
0eSenlber.
Gpefieiteu: @ept. 1000, Oft. 9.75,
8lete. = Gar gu $11.25, 8 @ars gu
1925, 1 Gar SIT 1850, 1 Gar in SGden gu
10. rs per &onne.
MtDo1tngs.-1G Gar GIT $14. so, 2 @ors
3u $1,000, l Gar SIT 1915 bic Soune.
0eu- Gar 9to. l 3tmotbp gu Sill 90, 6
@ars DO. sit HOO, 1 Gar 9to. 3 30. 81 900,
l Gar Wttreo 81 $50, 3 Gars Soma llplanb
Nrairie 81 10. 90, 1 Gar gu 1925, 3 @Grs at
1000 bic Sonue.
Sdmer eteu: 3tmotbp $1.30@1.42,
Glee 4.50@5.00, Qetn 100 ouf Der Sabn.
3lcD uarft.
Rinbpteb. -2ufubr $4,000 Stitf. 9te
9reiie worelt eeoen be 0orpo9e ntdt rpe=
ientlib perdnoert. Die beiten ,9tattpes"
bra9ten s 6.60@7,00, 2te Gualitdt 5.50@6.25
unb Ste $4.50@5.25; lo9euanute yCYrolierS"
$3.75@4.25. &iibe 1nb Nrllen $2.5O@3.75,
StoGers So. so e@4.00, SeeDers $4.00@4.5 so,
3eronS $3.50@4.50, NebraSfaz3 eraus 4.50
@4,70, @poniu9=& erans 4.25@5.15.
0ko~E11tFA ,,,.0 N
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08
In the Probate Court

State Of Illinois, lso In the Probate Court
Cook County, ("" of Cook County.
WILLIAM SCHwEEN and CHRIsTOPH TATGE, Exc
cutors of the last VIII and Testament of FERDI-
NAND WEBER, deceased,
VS..
CAROLINE TATGE, JOIN HENRY TATGE, SOPHIE
GIEsKE, JOHN H. GIEsKE, AUGUSTA WAHL, WILL
LIAM VAIL, JULIA TATGE, CHRIsToPH TATGE,
AMANDA GERLACH, LOUIS GERLACH, TILE
TYLER, WILLIAM Tyler, BERTHA WEBER and
HENRY HELPER.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08

Sic i6ren GntidluB oifen ausipreden. fit
Garter 6arrtlon 5u 1timmen. Us betrlbt
inter ben bieitgen beutlden Demotraten
cine 8egeiiterung, pie i'd tie lett 1876 nI0f
erLebt bQbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08

Butter. - creamery, bet. 21@93c:,
,iemli6 CUTE bis quite 16@19c.. ,oairp'',
quite bis bel!. l1@17c, 9erlI18er! AuGI1rIe
7@10c.
@ier. - ausseIu6te 144@15c. bas 0bo.
@etl l9eI.- YeDenoe IMrteps 1O@ldc.
eei6la1tete -@--c.; 9Ipner 6@9c
6es Ii. feb. iunse 93@1Oc. Oas ID. glIfert
2.5O@4.O0 bas GYo. unb 10@1lc bos H.:
Sartoffeln. 1.35@1.5O oas sap
6ontI, be1er Ii QI6c.
Aumpet. = SI.4) @l.o0 DIS I'D BfHts
fir 9emil6te ..@ountrg",
NpfeIltn II. - Jeeue GoOi 6.O0@7.OO.
@rbl Ell. 6rire, &rbleu 81. D@l.21,
iSeloerblen1. 10@I.15, Uearropfats 100 9l.3l
eelpalt. 2S@24c. ba5 Bto.
80 bnen.-Gute Uteoium5" LOO CLIO.
Gelte nlteolums" 3.25 02.3l. v%jtGuteS" 2.30
GAO Der 8ulbel I'M VroBeH.
SUmts: TeE1.- 5rduueS sn 3l@-.E:
9elbes 4@-c.. meiBes Al @Jc. oa5 Bio.
&alg. &u1en &c, 10 | @otntrp
54@-c. 10. 1au sc. @itp prime 7@79c.
@ttroneh.- $4.5J 90. 81 OBS Htlt0en
fir Aiellinu.
gftrli6e.- 3elapare $1.00@1.50 Der
J 6ui0el. 40@65c Der 4ed &orb fItr Ntl=
9i9an.
Mteloneu. @allermelonen $4,000
$1,000 Oos 5unOert. 9tutme8s 75@1.25 Der
v@rate."
0rombeereu.- 1.0O@1.25 per 16 Qu.
Neue Nepfel.-1.00@2,0J oas Sap:
Glaubeeren. $1.25@l.50 Der j 8ul9el.
0irueu. - 4O@5Oc. Der Eorb.
nSweet q otatoeS". @elbe goltt=
morer $3. a. oos SAB, 9elbe 3O@40c.
Der / Suibel, rotbe 40@5Oc Der grlbel.
Gelbe Serleps 500, peiBe 800 bos Sap:
@tlo. Hrariebibner $40o@4.5O pas
9bb., Mallaroz@ nten 2.50@3.00, tleIlle gts
ten 1.00@1.25, Seals 1.25@1.5O,
Srauben.- S90ne Obio=Goncorbs i'll
2 9ulbe1.g ebinOeu gu $5.OO@6.OO, GERM
seEf 81 5000 ,, 5o 90 ! spssSS1 psS% o. IS Io 46 i0}i
6O@70c. ct. Qouiier 20tb zR Drbe 100, Sci
6i9an lob =&orbe $1,000.
B%fIaumen. - g(ue 0amlons 1900
1.75 Der ] Sul9el, Green Cages unb glle
@99S 1.OO@1.25 per / SuI6el, green Ga9es
in Yed=R0rben 75@80c.
S~Sifcrpaaren.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ IS a 81
SAr1c ,fTho( 1 0S E01 OIL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08
@ArttbcrtMt.
as o d e II b d IT,

@hica9o, s. Gept. 1884.
Nm @etreibemortt l@loB Nei3en I'M &c.
niebri9er. &oru UNI 43c. bober, ais am por=
her0ehenben Ganllto9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08
,Siir fh N ere:

g a tint 10000 bas 100 fb niebriger,
ais in Der &orrpo6e; bic 9erin9en Sorten
bro9ten 2.10@3.25, mittel9nte 1850 $50
unb bic beiten 3.75@4.25.
Muaenlelmer 2SaGreHra art.
@prtt.- eSn @ptcugo l.12, In st. 3outs
III; in cincinnati 1909; IN Heorta
n. ir PoIrimnre 1.18M1.19
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08

96weine. = !3uflbr ca. $4,000 Stiif
Ser Wtortt mar fau, preile UNI 30@4Oc ME
bri9er. alS am Dori9en Somi1aa. geSobt
1Duroe fir let9te $4.25@6.35 unb $5.75@
$50 fir i6mere.
Gesablt puroe fir CUTE lei 6te BEL:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-08
nadset- a9entttr
me- Nr1tfSdae Nsei6sS0NH

Die llntersei6neten %bet6roerr 4odete Bis gu 100 0furb
nod 9cutSdllamS, Seftretd), Sd)neOen, yors
tpe9eu, GGMeuarf UNI Der SdtuetS gu ben re9el>
l:dBtgeu pom Der OeHtId)en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tu1t9 feltoeiesteu Gretier.
" @bcnio beiorseu bieietben gsaoreuienbnH9eu pom unb
mad allen Sbetlen @uropas uno Auerttas su ben biut9S
ten Staten.
SenIeI, 8rmGmsa,,m & @orbad1er,
0roo ~ Y&intdnf CTR. Seem 9)orf.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-11

Concert .o-nigu. by the Berlin Lady Or
chestra
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-11
COUNTRY HOMES 1 CITY REAL ESTATE.

We now have the finest list OF property
over or our books, c0mprihing everything
that the home seekerpr the sperulRtor could
wish Lovely country homes ia the suburbs
of Los Angeles aud Pasadena highly int
proved uaimprosed acre property In The
city, and 10 the suburbs aud country; colony
lands unsurpassed for situation, soil and
water supply Residence property IN the
city at al prices. Desirable building lots In
various lpcslons aud Al fair prices, Among
our special barHains, which we can unhesi
sixty aeres 4 mile outside Of city, 800 per
acre.
Nine acres On Main street, IN city In bear
ing fruit; windmill aud tauk residence Of
five rooms. y. 800.
Residence y eight rooms, lot l5x20o, &, 500
SIX acres at Pasadena, la dve-yesr old
yinss, fS.o00. (Thls Is a most desirable and
cheap property
l.ot i20xi1h Ia the best part Of city. Vacant
corner lot worth ~ 900. Three dwellings
paying u per cent net On total value Of the
property, We believe this 70 be unequsled
ID Hn lnvestme ni u2N0
Five acres house 81 eight rooms. windmili
end tank barn, number OF trees, etc, Price,
s. 600
100 10 5000 acres Of the most desirable land
IA the State for Eoiony purposes, soil unsur
passed, situation 1900 feet above sea level,
aud abundance 81 water The most desire.
BILE property anu most reasonable price OF
any tract that We know o. Special informa-
ton on application.
Lovely cottnke Of FIVE rooms, tour closets.
pantry. bath and cellar. Already furnished.
Boyle flights, 1880.
OCT q south spring Street.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-11

At the annual communication o. Anaheim
Lodge No. 1Qa, y aud A NJ, held on Monday
evening last T. s. GrimshaW WAS elected
Master, II. T. cannon Senior Wafden. Rich.
ard krebs Jnnloy Merdea, Z A k0rn Treas
urer J. :. Surdiuef, Secretary.
Auaheim Lodge No. 70, A. o U. w., on
Friday last, elected the following officers
+. 8 wallace oVorseef, S. A. Dennis, Re
enrder, 4 3. Grlmshaw riaancier g. n.
Lepnnrd Receiver Horny Knapp Guide
81 7. Perry inside Waterman. Geo hauer.
Outside Natchman e. Grove. Trustees.
Frank ky and Charles ltiiu1ef The lodge
has fifty two active member and i m a
dourishing condition
A phenomenally high tide st Anahelm
fAnlfug GA "wednesday morning encroachaa
upou the city l9is n that resort, and sinshet
around To snoh numerous aud vicious way
that had u occurred IN the summer season
the campers would not have TODD upon the
order 0t their going, but would have gone
ut once, The house Of J. " l4udel was
wreekedi and The house Of B nreyus was
also ia immlneHt peril Of demolition. The
stranded schooner Barbara Allen, was lited
mp ard now stands ia proximity % Captain
Wilson's Kitchen. Altogether. 1t was a high
Old tide.
The ffe Send carried he war into Africa
On "Wednesday evening. 70 is the custom tn
keep lamp burning iu the room u the
Town Hall where Is Stationed the apparatus
II the Gre department The lamp was
lighted a. usual on Wednesday evening and
waa apparently u good order. Ahoni eight
room, the lamp was found to have exploded
with its contents blazing upon the floor
The flames were quickly eXtiuguished, Poor
Oh is supposed 90 be the cause
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-11

The Peerless iff Good. EmpmiBm y
lAIlfHruin. thE Iit} u Paris. pfupoef y
pfisenl . s4ch iadY customer que fne linen
chase eon1 10 liz anioant of one dollar or
utef VIII be presented With this token 9f
unprecedented Hamemhef or goods are
parked in piein aeules-one prizes and fln
We are heilef prepared 90 give The commit
fiits greet haffaiat n goods lhtn shy efhef
~ called chesn dr. Iiaiila huraes We do
nh depend nfaa the ih0lttd credit elab-
lisbcd oF given b ans indiyiinsl Or lrm.
Ntifher d. He dHpean up1u friends or fsia-
lives ipr this limited credit rbnt The mar
fcls ~ The world are ours, and We secure
ine products Of the finest ind best ioUins Of
the world, aud slill Fru dan hnYe b pay for
t1e pure iinen henisliiched handkerchief q
Oliy u Paris
Call Al the city ~ Paris for ladies pure
linen hemsitcbed handkerchief.
Holiday Heneft One ladies' prre 1luen
neustiirhed handkerchief presented 70 each
lady who purchases lgnods 10 Tie amount Of
one dollar and over City ~ Paris.
Don't purchase any iluen hemsliiehed
hand knrchicf5 when you can get them With
oui any charge at the City Of Paris.
We sell ss cheap as any dry goods store IN
the city, our goods nfe I'll mnfked III piain
hfurra. one price aud you don't have "a rsy
ior the ladies pnfe linen hemsiiiched hand
kstchief, which Is presented g each LADY
who buys goods % the amurni ~ one dollar
and over Ask TOT the henstitched hand
ktrchiel city Of Paris.
brnent-Lsdle pure linen hematilehed
handkerehiefs given away a. the City Of
Paris
Why purchase linen hemztltehed handkef.
chieis when you can get then without
charge at the city of Paris b. PURCHASING
gqpdA 20 the amonni " one dollar and over
Goods marked IL plain figures, one ptice,
lou don't ray fos the handkerchief City Of
Paris
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-11

FROM HuNehiut tht HhNtti
SAT- River iatmer raised 27.ooo pounds
Of Egyptian corn on ten acres
Dr. Poole made 600 gallons Of syrup this
year Oft ioHr acres Of bis san Pedro rancho
p. n. Roberts. a Lake Superior Copper
man. has been appointed superintendent OF
the Ray Copper mine
An effort viii be made 10 the next Legia
lature " move The county seat Of MojaVe
County 70 blackberry on kihgmat.
The Arizona Canal COMPANY are CORES
ponding with the view o. settling Il colony
~ 200 Ffenehinen on their lands
fhe owners ~ the Columbia copper
ing ore n about A week This NIL greatly
bene1i many properties 10 the Santa Rttaa
and that naighborhnOd.
All parties who have made applications
for carp to the several nsh commissioners
will receive them before the 18th Instant
Il Is understood that quite q large number
Of applications have been made carp
seem 70 flourish well IA the waters OF
Southern arizona
Eight teams are engaged ID hauling ore
from the 8 IN Xavier Niue 70 the Tucson de
pot for the Benson smelter They make o
round trip every two days The ore has
been purchased by the benson people Tor
ita fuxihg qualities
The United Verde Companys smelter, at
jerome, In Yavepai county, Is conatanty
running ont copper, which Ii shipped East
Another suieler Is on the gr0und and Will,
u Is said. soon be net 20 work The company
Will send several tons of ore and great
chunks Of metal to New orleans.
The first eensns 81 ARIZONA was tnken 10
1870 She then showed up q population Of
ge5s aud stood No B 10 rank with other ter.
rltories. Ia 1880 ten years after, her popu'
lation had Increased 6os, over -four tines
her population IN 1870, and aggregated 49,
i40 ranking No q
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-11

To-day only, hhy boss bedsprsads. 50 cents
each. Peoples Store.
To-day only, heavy red frllled % cents Q
yard. Peoples Store
To-day only, solid color dress silks, 50
cents yard. Peoples store.
To-day only. ladies curacao Md button
boots, 81 80 Peoples Store.
To-day only, chtldrens hid shoes. 81, PEG.
pies Store
To-day only, black satin Russian circular,
s. So Peoples Store
1900 articles IN orr ~ booth, toy depart.
ment Peoples Store.
2oos articles sn our 1Oc booth, Toy depart
ment Peoples Store.
1915 articles "a our lgc booth. TOY depart
ment Peoples Store.
245i articles tn our &c booth, toy depart
menL Peoples Store
lW6 articles IN oar s5o BOOTH toy depart
meut Peoples Store.
2546 articles IN our ACC booth, Toy depart
ment Peoples Store
Try Lankershim 4 Cos new process roller
1our.
Seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne, Seaside
Cologne, seaside Cologne, Seaside Cologne,
Seaside Cologne.
Read Y Beaudrys sale Of lots by auction
Dec 20 and 2sd.
Seaside Cologne is twice the size of any
cologne for the money.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-11
SPECIAL BARGAINS |
FOR sAJE BY
G. WHITE, Agent,
Room S Nadsau Block, Under Stairs,

SIS per acre, worth S80--l60 acres frst Glass
laud within 50 yards Of depot. IN the famous
San tiOfeonio Valley. Nothing like Il for
speculation in Che State. Long time on part.
43sO0 will bug choicest home In the city
close 10 business. six rooms. nice yard.
This Is gilt-edged aud worth 5000 location
considered. For speculation OF home this
cannot be Duplicated.
To exchange Tor city properly, 40 acres
choice land, close 10 depot, $40 per acre
basis OF yaluo. Bare bargain can be had
come Quicki
1900 buys one 81 The most stylish cottages
IN East los Angeles;7 rooms. bath. closets.
well and cellar. nice yard and trees near
cars. superb place for the money; no one
should slight this git edged
500 per lcrcs GA Boyle Heights; it-hore
corner lot, ali in trees and vines close 70
cars. viii sell part.
$500. Splendid Groom house, with bath
and closets. fuaiy finished large lot; near
cars on Boyle Rights; for short time Only
nothing Ike Il.
800 70 $3.50 several neat houses on East
Pico near Main low heureH
1900 buys neat cottage, ro0ias, on Hayes
street, y l.. A.. near cars.
800 for ~ aerca on Temple street, CLOSE
ia. very desirable, Improved, new house
cost $500 can irrigate the whole choice
several houses for rent Lots IN all parts
Of city
A ane business properly to exchange for
ranch lands aud some c1sh.
wanted-Money to lend on realty in sInaa
O. WHITE, Agent,
Room : NadeAr aioet lunder stairs.)
uoylslf
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-11

Yesterday as the popular proprietross Of
the KiB6all Manaiou went to tho Postotiiee
20 mail some letters 'ehlid o. Che sun and
bruiher Of the moon stood IN the Office with
month disieaded ifeh che effects Of too
much opium. The 0fiHee was 50 large that
the lady iuistook il M the dim religious light
i0g the place iar drop letter. aud so
"elmcked them INTO tie mouth Of The
heather, who ehakcd anl GAGGED aud
played he whale IA The 0rat0Ha ~ Jonah,
declarnF that such drop letters were drop
too much. The Ghtld 81 Coniucius viii be
apt 60 leave his mouth at home hereafter.
There is no foom for Il at the Nost1hlce IN
there y moro HIGHT IN that solemn place
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-12-11


An English mlnin6 engineer BY the name
OF Bnkef Is said to have made discovery Oi
immense importance. Il consists Of nothing
leas than 10 take gold aud silver out Of ore
on The galvanic pitn. Il Il dube by the fol-
lowing very simple process The finely
crushed Gre istafen BY water down over
somewhat Inclined plane Of wood. On this
inclined plane are few stations. each one
consisting AZ D copper plate. which rests On
q layer q quicksilver. The copper plate
l. connected with the negative and
Che quicksilver with the positive pole
81 battery Now the ore Is taken down
over by The water Immediately the gold
and silver leave the ore 20 be taken up by
tne qui aksiiHer, while ouch metals as sui
phur, anthony, ETC., are retained on the
copperplate and the earthly matters are
lsken down by the wntef. The quicksilver
is drBwn OF from time 10 tima by an af.
Engagement on the side IN order % take the
precious petals out o. II. This is Bakers
preefssi which costs per ton fi.50, while by
the common treatment II sometimes costs As
much IS so per ton, at the same time there
Is ih the old way often o great loss 81 pred-
ious metals There Is said 10 be loss %
oniy two per cent in the electrical process.