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lNON -NIL "VUND -" - rIOVN WOOn
3 IN any quantity and hest quality; oyey
1000 cor On hand. Also, wanted TO buy coi.
ton seed and seed cotton at highest mart +,
T.. .'.. D.. '.I '. l'''.| Hpl--
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LEGISLATURE

w y ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W J.. #. TERRELL rs u candidate for the
the Legislature, Dallas county, Texas. Elcc
'on,Ioqm7AoN 1, 1854.
w EAREAUTHOklHEDT 10 ANNOUNCE
w u. H.. COOMBES rs candidate for the
Legislature from DALLAS county.
FARE AUTHORITATIVE ANNOUNCE
w Mr. II. 5. kGMBROUGH ~ a candidate
or the Legislature in Dallas county, subject
% ~" uri'ou of the Democracy
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University of Virgins
The sixty-nrst session Of this Institute
will open October I, 1887. ThceDHgh 10. irl.
ton iu Literary, Scientific and Profession
giueerng ami Agriculture. For minrmatlr
apply TO Or. JAMES r. HAHNlSOt
tna'rman efficiently r.. q University of W
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Ed :. Aston, the grocer, has just re-
celyed fresh lot of that iino Japan ten
IN fancy one pound baskets. Call early,
II you want IL.
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ONIN @.NMTIcNNLs An " rMLIs.
SS prizes amounting In L. $. cold 70 .tgS,US'
TlCkElS, -; HALVES. 81,

ALL PRIZES rAtn ON FERMENTATION.
For further Information and t,lScts. nd.
dress or apply TO SHtpSEY COMPANY.
General Agents, 1912 broadway, New York
Cily, lnnN u, FERN ANnEg, savannah, Ga.
NEORNE A. WEnSrER. nnllAs. rnNns
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WE ARE REQ TO ANNOUNCE
w W. II. THAcKER for unity Clerk.
WE ARE REQ UESPED ANNOUNCE
w w. NJ. C.. HUI ms candidate for re-
election To the office of Comfy clerk.
WE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" HENRY JONES as a candidate Tor re-
election 10 the office Of District Clerk
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Wells "Rough an Germs"
Ask for Wells "Rough ON Corns." llo.
Quick, complete, permant cure. COrns,
warts, hunlons.
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COUNTY rRhA,uKER

NNEARE AuTHuRlIEDTO ANNOUNCE
w the name OH. r. DOWNS as candi-
duc for County Treasurer Of Dallas county
ut The ensuing election, November I. 1854.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED no AN.
W nouuCc Mr.. H. ID. LANGLEY ms a can.
lldate for County Treasurer oil Dallas county
Election I'm November.
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DISTRICT JUDE.
COUNTY JUDGE


WE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" W. 4. STRANGE as a candidate luI
County Judge no the ensuing clnrttou.
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ION KENT-R NM sOGTnWl

lNOR RENT-BN THE SOUTHWk
Il LAND COMPANY, 7Oi Main stu
Groom house, No. 5li Veal street, SIS; 3-rn
house, No - Flora street, east OF Texas Z.
tai Railroad, SS; Groom house. near Y
Vent East Dallas, acres land, 500; -
house, 1907 Polk street, opposite OIL wv
III; Groom huuS', corner ErNny ana W
streets, so; 6-lnom house, East Elm W
near branch, 81, Groom house on \.
llnrwold street, near branch, Slo' l-t'
house, NNi Main street, $ln, i-ruow 70
East nplHS, north ul Fair CtoNnd'
l.runW tunsy iiNrONn street. 'rH' ''uN
$751; ,-rupm huo.r. tIi tusuiu y,J. '9'
au
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COUNTY COLLECTORS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANNOUNCE
W BENEELN ~vurtHS a candidate lor re-
election 10 the office Of County Assessor ut
the ensuing election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
" uounco Mr.. &. b, GuLEspIE as cau-
tidate for reelection to the Office of County
collector
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FOR SALE.

EuN NAh.-$ioO,uW H~T-CLASS col.
/ umn bricks ready for >uipmeus, by b. j.
HNN N''iN 'uIit Scl7-,t
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FOR RENT.

LYON NrNl--IMO HANDSOMELY FUE
L nishvd rooms, cool aud airy. board ca.
hr Obtained near by; ueiyUbOrhood exec
.,nt; re,rtncc required. Address How
...,.'' H''o. sell u
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Justice of the Peace,
state of Maine, County of Remedies -
The above arc only two of a large
number of similar dcpositions. Then
follows along list of names of voters of
Augusta who are known to have been
Nuborncd 40 the polls by the Republican
managers. Chicago limos.
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New YORK, Sept. l2.-The World will
publish, tomorrow, - number of sworn
of citizens Of Augusta, Maine,
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WE ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST
w ed To announce the name of W. IL. W
SMITH rs II candidate for sheriff of npllG,
ouniN, W the ensuing November election
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BELLEVuE ElLGH SCH0QL

BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
For Boys and Young Men. Prepare fol
Business, College or University. Thoroughly
and handsomely equipped, Full corps OF
Instructors. Beautiful and healthy location
For Catalogue, address
W. h. ABBOT. Principal.
Bellevue p. q.
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Dr. A. NJ. Smith, of tho late firm of
Drs. Smith & Davis, over Postoflice.
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election as Justice Of the Peace of Precinct
No. at the ensuing election.
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'J'IIE SrArr or TFXAs-To ALL

THE STATE or TEXAS TO ALI. y
l SONS Interested IN the administering
the esiuto of r. W. GullUhwuito, decpa
j, L, Gayle, executor OIL, II. Goldwaite,
ceased, huS fled, In the County Court oll
las county, final account showing the &C
ion cfsald estate of r. w, Goldthwntc,
ceased, " hich will he heard at ,hp MIST ,
utSald court, commencing on the lst Z
day In NOV. A. u. iSsi, ut tho Court.,n
In the city nj Dallas, ut which time nv
sons Interested in said estate mny appe
I contest said nccuunt a. they see proper
,Wtincss' w. NJ O. Hin, County -
/ Dullps county. rvNus.
IN. = '--uiyen under my hand and Wy
B of said court, a,olice, iu the city oi ~
/ this 5lh day ofjWs,A. D. list, ,,,
County Cjer,, Dallps County, J PSI
lv ia nit..rtr ..f.N
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!'Hr .lv $40 Iuh MlbIANNl-l
y magnificent "a rouws) hotel building
the Queen CityOt the Plains, Midland, 1ol
gtocn county, Texas. The cattle kings, shee
kings ana landed aristucracy an do COngr
gate Tn and around THIS Young city. ID
htu ana especially pulmonary Affection
luc water ana climate is unsurpassed hy au
known ON this broad continent. IT'S N
NuNke'ha of the South for watcr and "
california for climate. Inquire OF who VI
VIII, they VIII tell you So, one Of CNporiCu
'Ml nave good show, Address W. G. can
|NlnH TOXINS gptT j
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G'uh ~ALE- BEING DESTROYS oil
L changing my present bnsiness. / MIL
,ell on reasonable terms the popular hotel i'll
ICrrel, Texas, known a. the Terrell House
which is now doing a paying business: mrni.
.ure neatly. new, with an Conveniences 10;
irst-clnsS hotel Address Terrell House
| LOIMLI InNn9. snnn ~
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SClE NICE HILL

FOUNDED ~ 1875 by MES. IE}g-
Aims 10 give ,ls pupils clements of "a cuu.
pete education. Faculty selected from Dcs'
Eastern Colleges. Terms rrusoYlbip. sen.
for Catalogue. ". r. POINTER, ID, Pln.
ctu3l. ~h .iuyYNfc, Kentucky.
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Extra Fat Moss Mackcrel IN Kits,
Rich, Eat aud juicy. lust received q
Ed :. Alston's.
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L ...H SD f.l.."aH'H l .'Ht.t % .t t.~ q I.thI
; .uNH\Nl-l-muu Nuus,. l.t elAI- f. ei.
nnr ,i tIuVdus and Porter rurJ.: bot nu
N., Main street, nva" lT.ay.4 urfv, with
auU. of and lruum~, East Dallas, north
east of Fair Grounds; i-room house, lot "a
N,cOrnrr itorsicaua aud BUnwdcr strcCts:i
acres with . houses, I ana 3 rooms, East bal
lot aNN'O, corner Griffin and Gibbs street,
lots aud =, ~ ana "lugch jUNl2j, IN Middle
ION addition, adjoining aud west Of Va.
Grounds; lot IONyO, corner Griffin and ANl
streets; lot NONiuO, Joins Fair Ground on III
west; lot 2lNsO, on Pacific avenue, opuost
passenger depot; lot tll eNlOO, corner C0tl0rI
..... .. 1000. f,...' t'..fHr er-fiYu,. u ousgil
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Trunk Factory.
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY


Incorporated and governed by q Board OF
Professors; location unsurpassed for beauty
and healthiuucsS; discipline equal to that Of
the best schools IN the country; new anu
magnificent buildings, erected especially for
the school; seven states represented Degrees
conferred upon graduates. The Fail Session
begins October Sth. For Catalogues, ETC., ad-
dress the superintendent,
MAI u 1 RJrptEG9
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COUNTY NTrOIlNEY.

NJ EAkE AUTHORIZATION ANNOUNCE
W G. F.tlINr as caudl late for rec zee
lou to the Office OF County Attorney nj The
ensuing election
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The reputation

The reputation
Of lIostcttcr's
stomach Biiters
ms a preventative
of epidenics, Il
slOmscEiC, AN in
ylgOraui, "a gene
raj restorative,
and q specific for
fever mnd ague,
indigestion, bill
iOu- affections,
rhematism, urr-
V o as debility,
CuuStit utiO nal
weakness, ia cs-
tnbliSlled upun
the sound ba is
OF more than ~
years experience,
and can!no more
be shaken by the
claptrap nos
truuisofunsCi Glen
'erlasting hills al
~ u Their dphby
Il tCulerStuCrlpNE
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IusTICE or TnE PEACE.

WE ARE AUTHORlzEDT TO ANNOUNCE
w 7. q. T. KENDALL as "a candidate for re-
election as Justice of the Peace of Precinct
No at the ensuing election.
IVEARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
tice of the Peace for Precinct No, |.
WEARE AUTHORfZEDT TO ANNOUNCE
W $. n. BRAsW ELL as "A candidate for jus-
lice of the Peace for Precinct No, |, at the
ensuing election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZEDTO ANNOUNCE
w Colonel j. G. STEVENS as u candidate
for Justice ofthe Peace Of Precinct No |.
YNEARE AUTHORIZEDTOA ANNOUNCE
w JOHN p. GILLESPIE aS IA candidate for
Justice OF the Peace, Precinct No. |, Dallas
county, Texas, at the ensuing November
election.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
W GEORGE r. FEARN for Justice of the
"nnCe for Precinct No. T.
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N'EAREAUrnURlIEDTO ANNOuN,I
W W. +, GRAN M as a candidate for Con-.
stable Of Precinct No at the ensuing C,t.
ton.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w j. G. MCCAET MS Il candidate for Con-
table in Precinct No. /.
I'VE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" JouN OVERLAND MS IL candidate iOrCOn-
static in Precinct No
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EUE sALt.-A NICE LITTLE PLN MIA,
L ton, ~ miles due south OF the city. 80 ia
100 acres adyanlageously laid out for conyen.
fence and profit; the different apartments
separated by TIE most substantial fences; A
beautiful building site ON an eminence tbat
gives q fair view of the city, its surroundit "a
and scenery; past Ires witt tanks, first-ras
culiiyatablc land and plei ~ fire wood. Ma,
be sold in small tracts to suit purchasers apd
on terms TO suit. JOIN NJ CROCKETr.
In.
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JUDSON INSTITUTE
NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

MANrED-Agcnts for the uycso OF
.CLEN ELAND nrNASHmPrcNs
containing Wll Uud complete history OT the
htmocrniic putE porlruyns its brilliant
iNtuncc, n,llN Illustrated. This hook nreus
up "a splendid chance for agents tnmnkt
money, 0s We arr giving vStra forms Ia net.
I've workers. send 5lc. ut once FOR nutHt
0ud secure Your first choice of territory.
TOR c,Eou'or WliheN,rn tnrmS to agents, nd.
street, Dallas Texas.
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HAMILTON FEMALE COLLEGE

81 PATTERSON, Pge.4,sL LEXINGTON, KY.
The largest Female College in Kentucky
Buildings OF modern construction: appoint
meutS superior, accommodations uusuTpass-
ed; heated by steam and lighted with gas;
hot and cold water ON each floor; baths
Course Of instruction comprehensive; larg,
faculty of superior teachers; extra aiv0u.
ugps To- Language, Music, Painting and I
tui.Ou. INT two pupils occupy n room. o.
patrons and rurii, are references. Fer ""'
students, 'ist Of references, etc, apply 10 q
President, or T.. u. ~, clair, DALLAS. Texas
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SPI.INTERS.

"Llttlo Jokor" is the best smoking to
bacco.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-23
THE DEMOCRATS.
A Rousing Meeting Last
Evening.
W. r. WALLACE SPEAKS
The Uniformed Clubs Turn Out
A synopsis Of Judge Wal
laee's Speech.

At seven O'Clock last night large
crowds Of people began Ia assem-
bile ut the junction Of Temple and
= .Irlng streets q; the Democratic head
quarters, TO listen 10 Judge william T.
Wallace, Of San Francisco. The Cleveland
Guards, Del Vale Guards and Cleveland
Cadets marched with torchlight process
sion Of three hundred torches, accompanied
by a band Of music aud drum corps to the
81. Elmo and escorted Judge Wallace M
Main street TO the Plaza, thence To Temple
street, thence to the speakers' stand on tho
corner Of Temple and New High streets.
ON arriving at the stand the meeting was
called to order by stephen NJ. white, chair
man Of the Central Committee, when John
D. Bcknell. Esq, was called to the chair and
VIM. 4. Waters was chosen Secretary The fol
lowing
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-23

A few years ago substantial arched brick
sewer was laid from Sonora street, via Main
and Commercial streets. 10 the corner Of Los
Angeles street. Another similar sewer was
laid IN San Pedro street. from First to Sew
enth streets. and neither Of them have
needed repairs. These two substantial sec
lions have been connected with the old
lesky sewers, rs also was the branch sewer
recently laid from the Thirty Fights engine
house, through Chinatown, to n connection
IN front Of the Arcadia Block. The ~ inch
sewer pipe now being laid north on Los An.
geles street, will connect with the main
brick sewer at Commercial street, which
will turn all the sewage from the old sewer.
the Chinatown sewer and branch sewer.
into the main sewer, which connects the
inch sewer bends to the west before It
reaches First street and has also been
connected with the brick sewer on
san Pedro street, which IN extended Ia
the city limits, where all the sewage OF the
city Is used by irrigators as manure, by con
tract. All Of the branch sewers connect nj
seventh street, except one. which connect
ut Washington street. At present wooden
iinme has been put In ON Los Angeles street,
to carry the sewage from the two sections OF
the old sewer while the new one is ap
preaching completion, when Il will be
turned into the y inch sewer, and the TEN
porary Hume covered up. As soon this l.
completed, probably to-morrow, the Ala
media street sewer will be extended north to
streets, the terminus OF the old sewer. This
sewer was necessarily stopped during the
work on the Los Angeles street sewer, as II Is
the main sewer Of the city.
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RemarkabIe Mirage.

Just before the rain of sunday, October
18th, when the clouds hung low on the 81
ezra Madre and the air was heavily charged
with yapor. there was rare sight In Ores
centa Canada. The sierras were hidden
from view and the upper side OF In Canada.
by the refraction OF light, seemed lifted up
about 5000 feet, occupying the topmost hight
of the mountains. The rancho OF Col. T, 5.
Hall was most conspicuously exalted. His
eucalyptus trees appeared to be In the very
skies, while his neighbors along the upper
mesa were also elevated 10 a strange, weird
and fantastic hight. The spectacle continued
for nearly two hours. when II slowly faded
away, and the landscape settled down again
apparently about 5000 feet to its
normal condition. The sight was
rare and Of absorbing interest to all
who beheld Il. II Is not often that the re
fraction Of light is so intense Ia its nsnifes
tation as IN this case. and the occasion is de
serving Of more than passing notice. In q
horizontal distance OF two and q half miles
there was a manifested elevation OF more
than n mile. To one familiar with the fes
lures of the country the sight was especially
interesting
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-23
No sewer Connections.

When the new i6-inch sewer was laid or
Alameda street. from First street north Il
Commercial street. and which Is 10 be ex
tended, after the main sewer Is completed
to the terminus of san Fernando street, IL
place Of the old sewer, which was incom
piete, the authorities ordered that the eas
and west streets, from Also to First streets
be connected with the new sewer As No
houses on these streets mentioned are
connected with any sewer, II looks as u the
peremptory order to put In branch sewer,
should be accomplished At once and make
this quiet residence portion OF the city much
more healthy than II Il at present, without a
chance for sewer connections. VIII they
ever be connected. rs per order Of the city
Council
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-23

while every one is doubtlessly aware Of
the great popularity Of the new, pleasant
and effective remedy. Syrup Of Figs. yet IL
there is any one suffering from any Of the
ills arising from disordered or inactive
condition Of the liver, stomach and bowels
being cured, that he has lost confidence On
the efficacy Of medicine and the testimonials
of strangers, we would say II costs nothing
to try Syrup of Figs and judge OF its merits
for yourself. Unlike all other liver medi-
thoroughly, giving strength to the organs on
which Il acts, thereby enabling the invalid
TO form regular habits and be restored per
manently to health. Trial bottles free and
large bottles for sale by c. " Heinzeman.
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Whent Hauling.

During the season now nearly closed an
unusual amount Of wheat has been hauled
ipto the city for the use of the two steel
roller Touring mills. from the San Fernando
valley. the SIN francisquito rancho. the
rancho Rodeo lie las Aguas and the suusil
ksdondo. Nests. White brothers aud
have on an average. hauled 700 sacks OF
wheat six days In the week. A large
amount of wheat has also been brought In
by the old road t. Sun Fernando, east of the
rancho Los Feliz. A great deal Of wheat
has also been received from various points
by rail. The total amount received Is very
large, but the bulk Of the crop will arrive
by the frst OF November
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Abont Pennies.

The san Francisco Gail, in a recent issue
wants to know II peoples cin be grown with
profit in California, for the production o.
opium and the various uses to which Il /,
put, including paregoric, morphine and Other
medicines. only few years ago hundred,
OF acres in the valley east of the west mess
of Pasadena, where Orange Grove Avenue Il
the present thoroughfare, were completely
covered with the orange colOred poppy, 5,
that the glare was so exceedingly strung II,
to injure the eyesight unless dark colored
spectacles or eyeglasses were used, the SAINT
a. train men use on the deserts
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-23

When the new aud substantial building
constructed by Domingo Amestoy, on North
Los Angeles street. for the use Of Messrs II
Newmark Co. II was supposed that all de
tails had been attended to. But during the
rainy season. the water which percolatcd
through the street, entered the spacious eel
lar under the immense building, aud would
have damaged goods " they had not been
removed by the elevator to the first aud sec
ond stories. Lately MI H. Newmark en-
gagged Mr. Phillips, the contractor, to dig
ont the earth and cObblestones IN front OF
the long structure and cement the side Of
the perpendicular edge from tho sidewalk
down ten feet This is substantial work.
and will keep the cellar dry during the wet
season. The entire work was completed on
Tuesday afternoon, and the street looks lust
the same rs II did before the necessary I'm
proyement was accomplished.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-23

A general feeling Of sympathy was ex
pressed on every hand vesterd W morning
Froelich, who was 50 frightinlly burned by
the kerosene explosion and fire on Monday
at Captain Fr0elich's residence IN Hill
street, The unfortunate lady fingered In her
suferings until halipast two o'clock yester
day morning, when death relieved her of her
sufferings, Mrs Froelich leaves three small
children, the youngest but little over yeal
old. The funeral will take place from 70'
Hin street this forenoon at go O'Clock. Mas
will be said nj the Cathedral at 10 o'clock
Erinnds arc invited 10 attend.
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COURT REPORTS.
superior cours-snfth, >.

superior Courf-<fntfh. y.
WEDNESDAY,. October p, 1854.
Beaudoin ". La chapelle-set for Eovem
Der 10th.
Estate Of Won Fintei. deceased-Accoun
of copartnerShip heard and confirmed.
Estate Of y. X. Chappelow, deceased-De
cree showing due aud legal notice to cred
itors hled.
Donaldson w. Observation-Disclosures sub
ml,tcd and defendants allowed two days t.
file points.
SET FoR TODAY.
Smith Va. smith-Trial-
HOWARD, j.
seward vs. sOward-On trial.
Burton vs.. stevens ct discontinued 10 No
vefnber 18th.
Nellie G. Richards VS.. Lucy Gilmore
adminlstrairix-Caused dismissed.
greenwald VS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
lowed Ave days To answer.
SET FoR TODAY.
Martin vs.. Laronde--Triil.
MAYOR rHoa
The following eases were disposed Of in
the Mayors Court yesterday:
NJ Mills, keeping house OF prostitution
$50,
NJ. Farrell, drunk-s5
WIN. Thompson, drunk -Discharged.
George Slush drunk-S3
r. Chavez drt1nk-G
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-23
How Trucks work.

Any one who has any adequate idea of the
number of trucks, and wagons connected
with them, as recently mentioned in the
HKRALp, ifthey are upa little before seven
o'clock in the morning and watch the truck.
and wagons proceed from the various stables
W mere they are kept, and either proceed to
the office OF the establishment where they
are owned, or go ut once TO the depot or some
other part OF the city to haul whatever was
put on the slate the evening preceding or
are kept steadily busy from halfpsst six IN
the morning until six clock In the after
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GhnInped Rouae.

Tom Hodgkins, for years past q capable
messenger for Wells, Fargo 4 Co., and who
has been running On the Southern route,
aud who assisted In the capture and convic
tion Of train robbers In the Territories, has
been changed Of ON the route between here
aud san Francisco. Tom says that the new
route Is satisfactory, Ms u Is n much pleas
anter trip, although the messengers have Ia
worl little faster than on the Southern
route, When the third trial Of JOY, who
killed engineer Webster, comes of, Tom will
have To take another lay of, to the new
Sierra county, n, M, where the murderer
Will be tried BY the first Jury that has ever
time, James JOY will finally hang. and tax,
his deserts. which should have occurred