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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-04-01


our officials get an even share of appro-
priations and more help to do the work
A large lot of letters mailed at Pasa.
dena week ago yesterday, have not
yet been delivered in this city. Where
are they! Whose fault is il. Will
some one rise and explain? The letters
were Of peculiar importance and II
somebody cannot account for them there
will be row.
The celebrated Tappissier silks, guar
anteed not to cut or grease, our own di.
rect importation. We have the largest
and finest assortment Of silks in Los An.
geles, and sell them as cheap as Others
sell inferior qualities. Every yard ID
warranted. City Of Paris.
Hon. D. H. Pinney, one of the As.
sooiate Justices Of Arizona, passed
through Los Angeles on the way to San
Francisco yesterday. The new Chief
Justice, Hon. Sumner Howard, is ex.
pected to arrive to-day, and proceed to
Prescott
We have just received the finest line
Of silks ever seen in this city, the csle.
brated and world.renowned Tappissier
silks, warranted not to cut or grease,
our own direct Importation; none equal
to them. Call aud examine. City Of
Paris.
The regular general meeting Of the
German Ladies' Benevolent Society, Il
will be seen by noticc in our New To-
Day column, will be held tomorrow
(Wedaesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. A
full attendance Of members is desired.
Attention il directed to tho advertise
msnt Of the Pioneer Transfer Company,
under New To-Day. Merchants and
others having hauling Of any kind to Dc
will find Mr.. Goo. P. McLain, proprietor,
entirely reliable.
Mr.. Seymour Locke. Of Pasadena. il
on the overland due shis1sftemoon from
Sen Frenelsoo.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-09-05
WITNESSES.


Allowance of 81 each to the following per-
sons:
Stephen Boarman, Albert Farrall,
T Canter, r W Hart, R Payne,
Thos Hawkins, Jos Mitchell, R. D.
TubmaH, Thos Penny, J E Padgett,
Clements Jas Price Jas Ches-
ley, Jas Bransom, Thos Posey, c A
Bealle, Peter Proctor, Cornelius But
Ter, G H Hanson, Luke Contee, James
Price, John w Albrittan. Thos. 7.
Hancock, Steph Boarman, James
Herbert, S T Chandler, c A Neale,
Marcellus Burch, VIM Yates, Eugene
Thomas, Jos Smith, VIM Wolfe, j.
Saml Turner, A Clements, Henry
Pye, W Spalding, F w Callaghan
W. D. Mcdaniel l..................... S3S 90
The following received 81
H H Wade, R w Hart, H L Mudd,
Frank Hastings, Jas Bean, James
Padgett, Edw. Branson, Cornelius
Butler, James Branson, Frank HAM
mersly, Jos Smith, T E Speak,. S24 90
The following received S3:
Brook Matthews, Chas James, j.
T. Padgett, Grand'n Alexander, R.
NJ Brawner, G Wade, Rose Jones,
Alice Jones. .....-.... ................." S24 90
The following received S4:
Frank Butler, G T c Gray, VIM. B.
Matthews, Jas Butler ................... Sic 90
Other amounts to witnesses.
L A Hanson. $3.50
Jos H Day. .............................. 3 80
Mitchell ceDt..................... 90
Day. ................................ ) oo
John H. Jones ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 90
Total to witnesses for erm.......S122 20
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-09-05
WITNESSES.

Allowances of 81 each to the following per-
sons:
r W Hart Horace Matthews, Daniel
Lucas, Jno F Thomas, Z " Whea,ley,
G NJ Woodburn, r " Hart, J P Lee
land, 7 H Murray, w ALyon, C. \.
Bealle, W d Mcdaniel Camillas Oil
yer, Marlin, \ W Simpson, I. d.
WsleA,JR Mccarthy, Peter Wheel
Ter, I W Wright, E l. Smoot, DeS.
Mudd, Chas F. Daley, DR.. j. E. Viii
liams, Jas HALEY, Jesse Dent, r. +.
Rison, DR. P W Hawkins, Wash Day,
J Z Martin, Edw Day, Margaret Htw
kins, F l. Dent, Wash Burch, Jno Gray
John Jenkins, c E Wade, Mary Haw-
kins Mary N Hawkins. S. c. Paigett,
B l. Burch, VIM H Dixon, VI. Green
baum, r \ Robey, John Neale, Fred'k
jackson, Wash Day, Edw Day, Maria
Day, W Speake, Ann Welch, A.
NJ Bryan, John Z Martin ................. So 0(
The following received - each
John P Iceland, Jno LQckett, Thos
Penny, Edw L. Smoot, Geo Hawkins,
Alice Green, VIM Huntington, Madi-
son Thomas, Jno " ood, \ NJ BRYAN
Mary Thomas, Jno F Thsmas, Esther
Thomas, Peter Proctor, Frank Middle
ton, R " Hart, DR. Williams WIN
H Dixon, Juo B. Luckett, Wm Dun
nington ....................... $40 OF
The following received IS each.
F. r Wheatley, Tgnatius Chase, Thos
Boarman, Thos II Day " Simpson. SIS OF
Jos. W athen........ OF
lOIaI-, --.......... IL Ut
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1884-09-05
R. L. Murdock Il Son,
.@a,M<ouuM1l Gn~1ox,:.
Near Port Tab,cc, station.

lust received the fashions for S3rinr anl
- Summer, thev are prepared TO nuke
suits in the most fashionable style-Scourns
Requiring, Cleaning, Binding. C,a,s tnrnei
al the shortest notice and che ,p One OF lhrin
can Se ound in Port Tobacco every Tuesday,
and Saturday, prepared to take IN assures and
receive materials. ,ork delivered in Port To-
hacco if desired Thankful for past avors, we
solicit the same patronage AMI s,tisf .ctioa
guaranteed
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-27

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A BOdie dispatch Of the zOsh says:
This place has been in a feyero Of excite
neni for the past ten days over the i'm
portant developments in the STANDARD
and Bolie mines, The Standard struck
a lhTgs ledge Of milling ore on the 700
level which it is thought will furnish the
fifty stamp mill Of tina; company with
Que or tao years supply, in addition 10
Whist vas known to he on hand. The
Bodie has been II Of those phenornen-
ally nch strikes which have heretofore
made that mine famous. At the 300
level c ledge six feet ia width Of very
rioh ore Vas struck, and the upraise on
the vein is nos sixty fee, in n similar
character Of one throughout. The deveI-
openent on the vein has been offended
for about eighty feet in length. aud ore
being extended. On The 300 level about
q three-foot vein also. Of richie. ore. has
been cut. The mine has been visited by
q number Of experts from San Prancisoo
and elsewhere.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-27
THE PUBLIC LANDS.
In Important Resolution
Adopted.

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EAki;er.
Ihs C0Enittss o. Public Land, at =
meeting AZ -hieA I'll she nzab@r bE:
tao Tsre present, unanimously agreed
% rsPoEE 70 tbs Hoe { bill 10 declare
faasited The Lands granted tie Texas
PEeiSs Railroad.
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Presents for the PiuteS.

Agood story, IIEs;ziiye Of the prAe-
teal b~DsyOlenne of = church eOnGegz-
ton q Boston, Is tod By yeEterday's
Silver STATE. In b1sf, the hftis fro, o.
HzlAg phiLsuttroPiEs se-: CT: = barrel
Of old clothes by sIpress marked .F0r
u. Plates, bit f2rs0t 20 pay The sI-
PTessass which Amounted % slC.I.
By Riding ;As eiLens Il wizn.uuoa
ehid Sseh= zEAIy Ezissd that s-rgau:
Of con, and tie Ses Years Pr=ssai Vas
tskgn cut: II sDGk On opening ths
'barl il Ezs f0anI 70 Contain sDLrs
al eE el0EEng Of clerical cut roylsu
Pe:tooats t0E The bsGss, picnic drzzD
for the s4uas-, aud L ~; Of old skoes,
Derry hst-, ete- for anybody that eO7ld
AID TO1d yssrthsn. The bucks pooh
Poobsd a. tie idea q EeATIDg h=ek gAr-
Esu:s 81 Boston st, EDd the squa=s
laughed until ;hsT E5es were gore Il the
notion Of =esri.g drawers, and Saehss
with al bis persuasive PCEsrz, eOuiI not:
prevail up0a the men AMI women IL his
inb@ 10 take the presents which the
god people Of Boston had sent them.
4; The freight charges, and he thinks O.
packing up The barrel sgEin, and end
ing II b The Church ofthe Unity" with
q polite note iniOaningths that Nevada
lndiaas know nothing Of, and care les
for, the B1sioH fashions. and ;ha. the
s4EA-s could not be hired D. fcttsr thgi.
limbs Siih what the Ees:aeiic ladies Of
the Hub Of tie UHirere" doabgess
consider Indispensable articles Of wear.
ing apparel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-27

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Read This!
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NEW "AD"
ASTONISHING
Low PAGES.

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NOTICE.

Tss e~PE-tssrfSlp Heretofore existing -
ireea tie un>srsiEEs& Under tie zane AID
style Of STA EEat as tAis GEy been DE-
s9lrs1 y mzfz2l oIus=Bt. NJ. Cal.s T.
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GI-Eo3 O. ~ Ihs rsaNiaias z.nb-s Of the
fra Ths ErdsDtstn~s. o. tss Arm viii b. -
sErssd ~ tie remaining ssEs@rI, I-d tAsy
all soiisri al suns of3oasy n. 70 .ae ara
DIied Il HEISek, EEo Cgaaiy. D-os=ssr
u, La.
JOHs 7 Bonn w, Wills.
SotEEE SCOTT, CaLE 2. EISK.
NOTICE.
IL z-ts-t!gaSi sg5c-.s0.s 70 the Ara o,
Scott 4 Hzah hESe tai. Ay fgraslG e-yEr.
ns-Esip, tpd viii continue iL= eus1,ess urdsy
tie Am EAls o. saDti L O..
HzI!Sek, EIko Co., New. Dseeabr 2lh.
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JO-EFH Sco7.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-27

Alhrge and enthusiastic meeting was
held In Portland, Monday and s2O,O 900
vas subscribed 10 organize a t~ransporta-
ton company TO carry passengers and
freight directly into the Occur d'Aiene
mines from that point. The cotupany
cornmence running stages and freight
wagons Immediately, Large numbers
Of people en- route TO tbs mines hro ar.
irving there daily.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-27
AYERS
Cherry PectOral.

No other complaints are 20 insgdioos IN their
attack a. iboss affecting The lhroa, aud iungy;
none ~ trissi with by tie majority Of suffer
en- b ordinary cough OF cDL. Tssultip,
perhaps from 4 idsinz or unoonseSgut sI-
posHre. 10 often but the beginning q a fatal
sieEnsEs. ATEE's CHERRY PICTORIAL has
Ssll proven It's eEeaey In a fOriy year.' hzhi
With throat and IuBg diseases. anI IhoaJ Ia
taken Ia all esses ziiL0ut delay.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1884-01-27

Two meetings =srs held in Paris, Mon
day, ia furthsranee Of The proposition
to revise the Constitution. Speeches
we're delivered fsyOrins a gDeial rsyolu-
ton. One meeting decided 10 organize
fund to raise q monument to the CJm-
munis;s Who Eers shot.
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REDEMPTION or UNIVERSITY Ale
BONDS.

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Group Moth.r.s Tr,bo,..


While In the country last ziutsr my lItiIs
boy, tbres years old, wa taken ~ with sfogp:
sstIDe1 AZ II he s0uid die from stTspyn,
lhilou. one 81 the family surgeFtad the rec
gi AhEHs CHERRY PICTORIAL, a bottle "A
Nhich was always kept ia the house. Jbis
tas t1si In small aud frequent da-rs. ami
70 our dsiHht In less than hail an hour lie
TOT said that the CHERRY PEsTOBsL bsd
sarcI my darling's life. Can you wonder al
our graiiIaJs? Sincerely yours.
MRs. BNNA Grpyry."
10 "e'i i2sih s., New York, May Sc. iss1.
~ hare med AYEH's CnrRRY p~rcrop,L
"a ny isfHily for several years. and do not
htAilstc 70 pronounce II The most Sfsetpai
,snslJ Tor coughs aud cOl1s We have ever
Lake Crystal. MIMI. Msreb is, issz.
:" suiierei for eight year. from Bronchitis.
ani aier irJing. many remedies With 10 sue
co. vas cured 10y the use q AYrR's CmER-
~, JgsEPn WALDEN
BJhalia, Miss, April s. lisa.
81 eAnnot say enough in praise az AyyE's
CHtHHT PICTORIAL. believing a. Do that
Lot f2r It's use should long since have died
from lang troubles y. BRAgposD
Palestine, Texas, April q, Ist7.
No esss Of al affection Of the throat or
lung exists which cannot b greati, relieved
~ The uso Of AyER's CUgRRY PICTORIAL,
and u viii nioays cur when the disease 10
not already beyond the control Of medicine.
PREPARED ny
Or. - .Ayer& Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold ~ ali Druggists.
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The jury in tho Mutt trial were still
ont at last accounts but the impression
prevails that their verdict will be n Of
acduittaf,
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a Terrible Cough Cur1.

ain iEJ5 took revere cold, which Affected
TY iahss. had = terrible oyugh, aud p1sled
night after night without slesp' ME k~tC,t
gave noe up. l the AYEE's CHTgEY pro.
IOhtL, nhi=l relieved my lunr., Induced
s!esp and afforded ne The Test pee.ssary
eoHtinued Use 81 the f~TCToHIL A t-rpa.
h.ht cure NNs effected. I am nov 81 wears
Oh, hale and hearty. AMI am satisfied ,osS
CHERRY PICTORIAL sayei me,
HOHACE FAfHBnJTuER.'
H"ekinsham, W, Jolly IS. IasZ.
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4 FRAME DWELLING,


30 I 40 feet in size, has just been bull,
on the place, and everything about the
ranch is in good order and repair. The
farming implements, machinery and
other personal property, will he sold
with the ranch.
The excellent soil: abundance Oh water
and other exceptional advantages Of
Star Valley, are too well known 10 re-
quire comment, and the "oId Sod
Ranch" has always ranked among the
bes, in tina; favored locality.
4 cash purchaser can, in this secure a
most desirable property at a very rvas.
enable figure.
For further particulars apply al the
Sod Ranch, Star Valley, Sevada. Of Mr.
. MklCOM HALL.
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REDEMPTION or ElK0 COUNTY
JAIL BONDS.

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JAMES CLARK.
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TIE Rop@ atRePtessutz;iTss Oa Noa-
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Daniel Williamson Of Howard street.
San F~raneiseo, il the frs, u1aa murdered
in that oty this year. HIS death vas
caused by a kick IN the had fron the
keeper Of the Bay View salon, during :
bsAi between the deceased and L
WaPI~r.
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6 A n D
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1884.
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a. Carsgn la: Saturday, in the Dis
n1 Court Lire LiDdssy, alias Green
wood Feadsd 10; guilty 20 the iDdiet-
osn; fox murder IN TIE alleged poison
ing O! 9 mEn il CArs5n las, November.
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ia ssezeL FE-iL iSA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-09-13

RUSSIA PRESENTS NO BEAUTIES OF NATURE
except in the Ural mountains and on the eau
casus. The country along the great railroad
lines is as monotonous as western prairie, but
less fertile. The cities Of st. Petersburg, Mos
cow, Warsaw, Kiet and Odessa. especially the
first two, contain all that is interesting to a
traveller. st. Petersburg represents new Russia.
Moscow old Russia The principal sights in both
are palaces and churches These are filed to
Oyerflowing with treasures of silver and gold and
precious Jewels. The winter palace and hermit
age at st. Petersburg, the summer palace at
Peterhof, the palaces of the KIemlin in Moscow
are bewildering and oppressive by the treasures
which unlimited power has accumulated for GEN.
turtles. The churches, too, are overloaded with
precious and glittering gold. The finest churches
are at st. Isaacs in st. Petersburg. built by Mich
olas l, the church Of the lady of Kazan, modelled
after st Peters in Rome and the church Of the
Redeemer in Moscow, builtin cOmmemOratiOn Of
the deliverance from the French in 1919, COM
pleted and consecrated in 1885 at enormous cost.
The churches are crowded at the time Of wor-
ship. The Russians are q very religious people
in the observance Of outward forms. Their re-
ligi0n consists chiefly in lighting Candles bless
ing holy images bowling to the floor and maxi
Ing the sign of the cross over and over again.
The worship OF the Virgin Mary ard Of saints is
carried fully as far as and even farther than in
the Roman church. Holy images are found not
only in the churches, but In houses, ON public
places, in railroad stations and telegraph Offices
and no devout Russian passes them without bow
ing and making the sign of the cross. The chief
serviceis the mass, which is performed with more
mystery and dramatic display than in the church Of
Rome. The singing is beautiful, but confined to
the priests. deacons and trained chOrsters; the
people listen passively, The eyer-repeated re-
Spouse, the Kyrie Eleison. or Lord, have mercy
upon us. Is exceedingly touching and will long
resonnd in my memory.-Dr Schaf, in 1eto York
Observer