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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN.-Lamd Office
~ at Mitchell. DIT, Aug 10, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the following NAM
ed. settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Clerk Dis
trict Court Jerauld county, at Elmer, D. T. on
- GORDON MCDONALD,
who made hid. filing No. 1924 for the So seA 10,
witnesses to prove his continuous residence up,
on, and cultivation Of, said land. viz: J. A.
S.. S. Moore, Asa Hodgson, John i. Neal,
of Sullivan, Jerauld Co., d. L.
a22s26 GEO. B. EYRR1rr, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19
APPEAL NOTICES.
A PPEAL NOTICE.-United States Laud OH
NJ AIitaboll II n ,l4r o. 1000

A PPEAL NOTICE.-United States Laud Office
n at Mitchell, d. I. Aug. 81, 1884,
hereby notified that your lid entry Nc. 23Osl,
made Oct 81, 1888, upon neA section No. IA town
ship No. 107, north of range No. 63. w. 9Th r. NJ.
has been adjudged forfeited by this Office upon
the complaint Of Andrew Hessdorfer, and you
are further notified that. our decision will be-
come final as to all questions OF fact unless APP
that being the period Of TIME allowed you iii
which to appeal from said decision to the Hon.
orable Commissioner Of the general land office.
Upon Your failure to appeal within the time spe-
cited, said entry will be reported to the Honora-
Bile Commissioner for cancellation.
GEO. B. EvER1rr, Register.
s5S26 H. BARBER JR. Receiver,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-Land ONCE
IN at Mitchell, DIT. September 2, 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the following NAM
ed settler has filed notice Dt' his Intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
Court Jerauld countyat Washington Springs. ID.
T., on Oct. 10th, 1884, viz
EMERSON II. MELVILLE.
under his hdentry No. 25G3s for the swA, sec {,
town 1906 range g: He names the following wit
and cultivation Of, said land, viz: A. B. Crissweil,
E. E.. Nesmith, Adolph Mailer, George Wine
garden, Of Sullivan d. T. GEO. B EyER11T,
s5ol0. Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19
NOTICE Of FINAL O
NOTICE FOR PuBLICATIoN.-Land OF
IN 1t Mitchell, ID. T., Ii q, 1884. Il.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-land Office
~ It Mitchell, d. T., AuE's3, 1884. :.
i Notice sait,si is hereby aa given that the ifollowingna nam
make fnal p52of in snYI,ott Of his claim; and
Court Jerauil county, al Elmer T., ON. Oct.
'A' 100 JOHN NJ. HucK,.
q: S. No 1917 for the hwA sec 10 town 1G6 range
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of, said land wiz: Charles Walter, Peter Klink
Louis Jonkeny Henry" Krabbenhoeft,r Of Sulli-
van aas esra"'a Co., D, gHo. r EVERETT, Register.
NOTICE FOR PRBL1CATIoN.-Land once
~ at Mitchell, Dr.. Aug 20. 1884.
ed settler i|, ilas fisaSs notice 81 is Intention ii'i to
that said proof will be made before clerk dist.
court Jerauld county, at Elmer, d. r.. on Oct.
'' f. HINDMAN,
under his nd. No 2Gl1 for the ne1a section Is
town 1o7 range o.: He names the following wit.
nesses to proverbs continuous residence upon,
i Brush; + 9 $ eR}5hsns Of II Finer, Is. ' T., J ) shy y
a2sos GEo.B EyrR1rr, Reg.
| NOTICE FOR pUBLICATION.-Land Office
IN at mitchell, Dakota, August II, 1884. =,
Notice is hereby given that the following nam.
dssett!er has filea notice OF her intention to
make final proof il support, O her claim and
Court JetauM Co. at washington Springs, y. T.
=" 9sp' - 1851: J Hss; swas,
d: 8. 22633o for the sMar sec 90 own lg range C5
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. viz: Asa Hodgson, CIR. Nelson, o. Is
Kellogg, Va. Converse. Of Sullivan, il. i.
a22s2t f h. EyEkI1T, Register
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19

Every member of the Pioneer Union
is requested to be present at our next
regular meeting, Wednesday, Gath inst,
as important work is under contempla-
ton. Don't think some n else can
take YOUR place.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19
NOTICE FOR PuBL1CATION.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell. D. T.. Aug Is. 1856. z,

n At MlItc1leII, d. l., Aug 10. 1881. "
Notice is hereby given'that the following nam
ed settler. has filed. notice Of his Intention to
cure final entry thereof, and that said proof viii
be made before Clerk District Conrt .Jerauld
Go at Washington Springs 7: I. on Sept q, 1884,
viz: ;.~. JOHN PARVICK,
under his d. sentry No. 1884 for the nwh sec. II
town, 1e6, range 65, He names tie following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence up-
on and cultivation of said land, viz; yarian Dill
seek, John Vancous, Frank Pecllaeck, Frank
Bros, OF, Grow Lake, d. T.
a22s2Ghb i1i "'. GEO. b. EVERETT, Register,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19
CONTEST NOTICES.

NOTICE OF CONTEsT..tUnnited States Land
~ Office at Mitchell, D. T.. Atg. 2,sslss4.isf
Complaint having been entered st tits ONCE
by Adam H. West. against Jahlss ~. Ball, for
entry No. e54o, dated AHg lastfH5, 1881, .upoMtle
nwA section %, town lo!, range, 81, iis:seraula
county, d T., with q view t6'tAe cancellation OF
has abandoned said tract sikce making entry.
and not cultivated astttle law requires and that
te, mas tailed to Rlant:the tiyp.acfes broken the
year, a required by law. The said parties are
nereby qsgeg, t9 appear at the office Of J. F.
T anoTa., on the sth day Of October, 1881. at 10
concera.ng. said alleged failure.
a2ggslRs'i VIVA 81 i H k;gGEq !; : ESX Y 5asE Register.
ed a co1A6issioner,to take the testimony in the
above cAee.. He.Yfillstt 3nte return all tile pa
pers DIZZY certified 10 this Office. when and
dered thereon Oct 24th, 1880 Az
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19

life is sweeping by, go and
dare, before you die, something
mighty and sublime leave behind
to conquer time.' $G6 a week in your own
S. outfit free. No risk. Everything new. No
thing. Many are making fortunes. Ladies make
as much rs men, and boys and girls make great
pay. Reader, il you want business at which you
ticulars to II. HALLErT g. Co., Portland, Maine.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19

NOTICE FOR PuBLICATIoN.-Land Office
~ at Mitchell: D. T.. Tug. u. 1885,.
Notice is hereby given that tile following nam.
ed settler, has filed notice Of his intention to
that said proof will be made before Clerk Dist.
Court Jerauld Co., at washington Springs, u. I.
on Sept 9th, 1884, viz:
FRANK PECHAUK,
under his. I'D filing No, 24sl3 for the nw}4 see.
ton 10, town 1Og, range IS. He names the fol.
lowing witnesses 60 'Proye his continuous resi-.
dence upon and cultivation of said land viz:
VarwM DuSeck, Joseph VancOus, Frank Bros,
John Parvick, Of Crow Lake, d.. Z.
a22s26hb y GEO. 3. EVER1TT, Register.
NOTJCE'FoR PuBLICATION:-Land Office
~ at Mitchell. ID. Tang 81, 1885,.
i Notice sdts;al is 1h sa aiag gjy ,aa; the iRllowing nam;
make final proof in siipport his claim, and that
said progf viii be madF;bef9re Clerk Dist. Court
viz: HENRY .WALrEk.
who made nd. entry No: 22615 fQr the neA sec
%, town LOG, range IS. He NAMES the following
witnesses to prove his. continuaas residence up.
on, and cultivation Of, said and viz: J: Moore,
D.. I. a29o3 GEO. 3. EVERETT. Reg.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19

"sleepless people-and there are many
in America-should court the sun. The
veryiworst soporitic is laudanum, and
the very best is sunshine. Therefore
it is very plain that the poor sleepers
should pass as many hours of the day
in the sunshine and as few in the shade
as possible"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19
For right is right,since Colds GOD,
And'riBht the day will win.i. . III,
To doubt would''be .d~isloyalty;
To falter would::hs SIM"

The cholera scare and the attendant
admonitions tc'temperanee are having
effect ii Paris A diminption Of fifty
per dent. lit the arrests for drunkenness
on a recent national holiday lsigiven in
proof; als6 thb fact that On the 18th of
July the arrests were ;4educed to a
smaller number than has been known
since the police regulation concerning
drunkenness have sheen i'll force.-Un-
ion SighAl.~' bay III ii \. i''"+ -.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1884-09-19
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County omoers.
W. O. T. U.

(Ihis column is deyoted to the interests O anf
tan 9a5se m ny saS as1ales Of the WGl4en's Chris
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20
THE BON rONs.
4 Pheasant social by "A Popular
CtuIt.

4 PlensaUt social by "A pppu inT
Club.
The Bon Ten Social Club gave one OF their
pleasant sociais IN Armory Han last night
wangemans band diseoursed sweet music
and bright the lamps shone DER fair women
aud brave men, anG all entmerry as mar
riage bell" The reception Committee was
W. A, Barker ". A. Bloeser, D NJ. suther.
land and a. G. Day. Floor Manager, A. c.
Day aids, +. ". Smith, c Wallace and c.
4. Norton The hail was beautifully deco
rated With d0wers After midnight a large
number Of the guests sat down 60 an elegant
supper Mt Bob Eckert's Among those pres
Ont were
Niles ldzzie short. Miss Nellie Combs, Miss
D. Carpenter Mlss Polite Hampton, Miss =.
coriae. Miss y. Thornton, Miss Mable Mon
tague, Miss D0llie herman, Miss A. d'Artois,
Miss Maggie Hsckey, Miss -. Whitney Miss
Nellie swan. Miss Carpenter, Miss D. Can
non, Miss +. SepplvCda, Miss Kate Stevens,
Misc l. MGsseman Miss Mamie Woifer,
Mss Isabel sepulyeda, Miss Curtis, Miss Z.
Gilbert Miss =. Thompson Miss l. Maunon,
Hiss = swat Miss =. Hanna, Miss /. Han
ma, Miss hangeftet, Mss g. Mcainnis
MSS 6 Aaan' Aisi s,6 Guthrie MS Ms
n II Adams Mrs J. W. Browning,
Messrs G. i. Flower. DT. j. S. Owens K
siraus, II Hanna, - d'Auois, o. rnlliE, K
n, sharp, J. knoblock. {. c. Norton. L, &.
Adams q, E. Ayerill, =. PerciVal, VIM He'd.
ding, Wa. sheldrup. I. /. Rowan, Jr, W. c.
Thornton. r. Rivers " 4. 5. Hammond, /,
Aepulyeda, J. Pickering. +. T. Wilson, a. J.
Philbin, 4. Mltamson, c. Richie, ], ".
browning. j Bi0eser w Bi0eser r Heeson
+. q, schumacher. E. Saunders, n Smith,
Gibbons, a. & stevens, Geo. Williamson,
Chas. Richardson j. ueses, 7. L. Teshner,
O. C. Wallace, H. Fryet, Vim. a. Bropher,
Seth owens. W. r. Msrieag A. II. peuning.
z w. smith, ". A. Barker, b. NJ Sutherland.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20

The new rity Board Of Education met al
Dr. Cochrape's office last night and organ.
l4ed by the election Of r. a. Gibson CHAIR
man and 4 o. Wade Secretary
Action on the selection Of "a new teacher
for thu East Los Angeles school was p0st
poned until the next regular meeting on The
FIRST Monday III January, The tender Of the
parsors Of the First National Bank as a place
for meeting WIS thankfully accepted.
Chairman Gibson appointed She following
standing committees
Finance, Elnotl and Wright Supplies and
Iauifurs COchfsue and Elliott. huilflugs
ana Repairs, Wade and Wright; Teachers
aud salaries, Wright snd Oochrane Role.
and Regulations. Cechrane and Wright High
Sohool and Library, Elliott and Wade.
A water conductor for the Temple Street
school was ordered.
On motion The usual resolution was
adopted m the nase OF Tue application 81
Miss Murdoch for lie diploma
City superintendent l. y Smith re1d the
rules for tho government Of teachers and pu'
pills. which gaa adopted.
The auuuAi report u superintendent Smith
WAS read and adopted.
The annual report " the Secretary was
also read and adopted
A tnle OF thanks was rendered to 6uperln-
tendeni Smith for The care and labor be-
slowed on his annual report.
The Bosfd then adjourned until the first
Monday IN JauUsry.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20

The last Opportunity
fnf cheari8ts n 4 nrsi eIaaH location Rec
the advertisements ofttc o. = childs frae


Al nuuef ana wis are registered 81 the
81 pimo.
III Cox Of rive sac, i. registered Al he
ST. Elmo.
Mf f. g Evans. Of Riverside d registered
al tue b ELMO
Captain 4 {. ri.hou, oi san nefnsgdino.
S. Ct the ST hhnn.
yoha North. o. Rigefsiae. 90 registered
Ht tbf at Charles
James Boyd. u Riverside. u stopping Al
tbe st Charles
Al. and . e Twogpoa d Riverside. are
registered a. the "a chaflns.
WIN nsyigs. pepa.y sheriff Of Lancaster,
j. registered = iha g. CHARLES.
An. sloBdl. prominent merchant -oi
Fameaa, il tegisiersd It the Betics Henfe
" nuasakef. o. aau Diego, left ior q
iriu 70 San frsueiaco yesterday Per steamer
Ancpn.
Henry llansen, the Surveyor took tfip
70 San Franeiaeo yesterday ~ lhe steamer
ANON
MIS-. Laa Holt. wife Of ]. N. Holt Of rho
Hprfiesfufist q Riverside. f. Stopping Al
The s. chafles.
SIT WI @ sonic. II calico, formerly
postmaster Al that place, e feglnered a. cue
Grand Central
Mr. w.N Monroe Of Nonroe villa. above
santa Anita, via ln the city yesterday nu =
aging business Trip
Mr. q, u Reynolds, tho oil ganger at New
hall. o. IN the city GU business lie Is one Of
the pioneer on men nom feunfYi 3Ania
Nj feofe. the victorian oil expert aud I've.
stock apeoalator. "a 6topping al the -. klma
lis headquarters sre IA the hcid, With haze
Of supplies Al Eavmll
..-sMT6 A. A. Mcdonald, Miss Lille Mcbon'
AID aud Maslel Henry Mcdonald, have juai
felHfnli TOM 4 Niyl % Chicago and are
soiournlng a the 81 hlma
Al Thompson. Who has Sponi come siz
iaouibs driving rilea Ia the aoiedaa Canon,
and FOR some time has boon engaged % the
ddltdu bridge LETT Tor Oakland Thursday 90
spend She holidays with hih family
Mr s.J Maihes, formerly Of Tho Nmes.
bni now q manager Of aKe1Fiians, leti on
ahursday hg else nnrlhcra ronic Tor Chicago,
phpre Ne VIII organize iafBc cEoufaidh, to
arrive here - January II lsaa
Hon W May aud life. Of San Francis.
20. are registered NJ the St Eimo Mr.. aay
comes down bore 20 examine the nseaoh
Stale Normal school Il ascertain what az
fr0pfiatinns are needed TO promote Toe eth
uiencY " the Institution
g. " luee. representing G. ". Fletcher,
commercial aseu, Of the Central Pacific
Halroad 90 the sunset fduie, Is registered
ai the NJ Fine. Mf Luce Yislts ihla city IN
the Interest 81 tho transportation business
sia ttn abare named rpute4
Sir Thoisas e. 19fum. publisher aud pro
psiel0r " the Honolulu saturday frsss, Is
IN the cty gaihefing statistics and such in
fhrinatlon AZ hts limited stay viii adinitoi
Mr Thrnm expressat himself highly pleased
with fhi4 section. His description uf the
status OF lhe Hawaiian Islands and me pro
gress " civilization aiuong the natives OF
those iaiands = interesting. MI. fhrnm
COOS north .aMntrew by rail-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20
MORTGAGE SALE.
IN the Superior Court Of Los Angeles coan
". State Of California.


Notice T. hereby given that under and By
virtue Of decree Of foreclosure and order
OF sale. entered ia the above Court on thf
18th day Of December, 1854, and q writ d
execution fc< The enforcement o. said judK
meut requiring ths sale OF property under
forecioaurc Of mortgage reeitlrg said decree
and dated December 18th, 1884, IN the above
entitled case, Ia fayol Of II. Dautsch, plaintiff
and against John W. Ellis, defendant. fos
the sum OF f260e DO and Interest, attorney s
fees. costs and accruinK costs, q certified
copy Of which decree % fOfeciOture aud
sale, duly attested on the 18th day o. De
cember, 1884 and delivered 70 mc 90 the same
day together with the writ annexed thereto,
whereDJ1 am commanded 70 sell Al public
auction, T. the highest and best bidder, foI
cash Ia " s. gold coin, the following and In
said decree described real estate. 20 wit
Lying and being In ths ely and county 81
Los Angeles. State Of California, ami bound.
ed and particularly described aa follows, to.
block one-Lots four %. six o., eight ts),
ten tlo), twelve lY. fourteen %, sixteen
BiScS S .ws"Let. one one a., three tsi eighties
ten fiul, fourteen "a. eighteen tlHl, twenty
TIVE w, twenty SIX ixit thirty 800, thirty
four tsfl eleven iiil Afteen M nineteen
thirty one tsll. thirty me- 1907 and ave ,5j
Block dve-=Lots four 90, Ave ti), slx te).
nine ~, thirteen Ia, seventeen IN, twenty
one t2i), twenty two CA, twenty nlne t2s),
Block ax--fots one ~. three t9), four e.,
ave %, six ~, seven (7, eight % nine l9i,
ten tlul, eleven H1l, thirteen tisl, hiteea 15i.
seventeen tlz) and nineteen 49,
AL Of said lots being as daAlgnated and
deiiaeated upon acertain map. entitled Map
Of the Highland Tract Addition, Nunbes
One. surveyed by Y. Wright and recorded
Ia the Once of the Recorder Of the county Of
Los Angeles, in Book 5ol Miscellaneous Eec.
0rde, nj page lls, aud being the same lots
rruVevof nv Ralun Noqqra IL the said 4 ~
Ellis ~ deed dated Aug, 1854. and record.
ed 40 August 1881, IN said Recorders Oiiice,
Ia Hook 81 Deeda No. l2g, a. page d07
Public notice Is hereby Owen thai On
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20

Dr Walter 5. iiudley, Of this city. hae
wilton 4 letter % thcaofefnor Of California
and The Senators ana Assembly o. this state
setting forth the ucocessilg Of a State Re
form school being established at Los Ange
les Tine Doctor euiorefs his arguments by
fopiouB extracts from the reports % the sew
ersi commissioners ef education through
ont The United states. aad shows cdncln
siFuly thai an Institution u tie above char
auter rs needed In our city The whole Il
pahllghe9 IL she iorm Of a pamphlet under
the title 81 "rhe Objects Methods and Re
suits of state reform sehQala and industrial
Farms and wili % mueh towards securing
tie establishment IN this city, Of reform
EnAn.l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20

says the Nashville amefieaR et the negro
migration to California; The migration o.
the negro from his Southern home Is not
onls not at an end. butpromises 70. continue
as leading factor in the solution Of the
race problem. East Tennessee is just now
supplying emigrnnis from this race for
Western itgteHi arrangements having been
made by California contractor for the
transportation 81 hoo from this State 70 Cali
lornla, snpplementing shipment Of S0l in
the spring by the same party. This j. due
directly 20 dissatisfaction there with the
Chinese, tho gentleman in question being
quoted rs saying that Sin the negro Caiilor
man" But % Indicates something more.
u Is commented upon rs indicating that
there Is a future for the negro elsewhere
than in the Southern States Il he chooses to
avail himself el it. widely economic CUES
tions o. his nature generally solve their
0Wa problem.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20

An excursion 70 Mexico VIII leave San
Frsnelteo saturday, january 10, 1895. 81 go
p. ~, VIA the Southern Pacific Railroad.
passing through Los Angeles sunday. lanu-
airy iith. stopping over one day al 81 Paso,
Texas, leaving n Paso Tuesday. January
Ism, 6s0 p D., via the Mexican Central Rail-
road, arriving II the City OF Mexico Friday,
January 18th AZ IS A. n remaining ia the
capital OF cur sister Republic four DAYS
Friday saturday sunday, Monday, return
ing 10 NJ Pasu via the same route. aud ar
dviug at New Orleans la. Sunday, January
2jth Al 80 a. II. Special ttckelg viii be
sold only for This trip, At ticket Ohces al san
Francisco and Los Angeles, % and via the
city oil Mexico aud New orleans aud re.
turn. at - which, With sleeping accom.
modltiOn, can be secured in advance by
personal application % either Of the ABOVE
Offices OF through any 0i the railroad agents
at other stations. These special tickets, go-
ing eastward VIII he good only Tor contiuu-
Gus passage, per schedule arranged Tor but
members Of this special party can retuln in
dividuallF, - IS 90 arrive ma California not
later than March ST. 1855, and stop over
privileges will be granled. on return trip.
within the Limitation Of the tickets,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20

The rain, whieH iaIl 100 steadily Cor thc IssI
thirty air hours. hes been absorbed az iasf
as ie.l and has done a vastamanu,of good.
! Together win previous showers 60 has rul
The esrlA 10 splendid condition for picwiBs
ud given fresh impetus TO all Eiuds OF veg
atafian iu congregation W. th several farm
arl. hurllcultufists ems stock men, Wlo we're
"a faa ciry yesterday IRON ne rulH districts
and grading laais ne han61n was 10
ilralad inat these Haa never 9flsh.er pfosH
paet i0z glod crops kNNNl before. They
re- gaafi tne land moist canuE1 "a piQW. with
fdsg1iiceat prospect iuf fine volunteer
crop They also Say thaf lhe pesiuIage ligh
up 81 fhe mouutsin Calhoun fs Weii 4s Dn tie
flsh mesas aud bench lHnds skiHluF .he
. siefae Metres aaa Santa HIHica range s
sdslnHius up filor1aay ana promise d tue
rafsarace SOC Sac aum'ns seeH9H.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20

THE rain which commenced yesterday
morning about one O'Clock, was slow
aefies 81 showers that amounted 10 -
inches at r. n, acoordlus TO ihc register Of
NJ puoommhn Tho rain still falls IN a
slow. irreguisr manner, but furnishes sua..
aiuat moisture for the growing crops The
soil a. now wet down 10 the depth af the
plow, and work lor ffain grape and Tree
pinulirr eAn now be carried forward With
advantage aud profit. THE grass and Eraln
y hiuh slarlea with the early ruins nave
beer sustained by this Timely moisture and
lsd no NfFasf ~ growth. bat are pushing
forward IN 9 luvufiant growth, so tnRt thc
SEASON. hpeut with 'he fAirest pfofalse Of a
glorious orap n gtain and gfass and hne
opportunity - plant vineyards oud orchards
Sc laifet season ever daWaed upon the state
ut Caliirfuis than Che closing mouth 81 iAst.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20

Tho following statement IN the Dixon
Trfirae shows She danger oil writing ia the
,hird pers7n The writer accompanied
Hon b IS Geiwicks 70 sacramento last
Monday morning White walking mp the
street, near Wells. Fargo & Cos Office he
was suddenly stricken with ep1piexy from
tle objects Of which he diCd In the alter
noon"
ibe writer died of whether MT Gelwicks WAS
lhe victim, the reporter lad 30 write anothet
article. stating thar 30 was Ar 9elwieks who
died, ald not himself such interesting
statements ui dense aa5Cufiiy ere very
pIras0nf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20
Eiah market and Art GaiIery
arn...r.as..a

one q The most attractive and interesting
places in way of markets In this city. is the
NuwYork dshaud game market Of CapLJsnes
Oh Arcadia treet iust OF North Main street.
Ia addition 60 the c1quisitelg neat aud
eieaaig appearance of his market he has
gone 20 great expense 90 nt up ice chests.
capable 81 storing five or six tons OF ash o.
aeee4 fhe ilhlets Of Stone FOR tho display
Of the gte8t varieties ni me huny tribe, Ike
his eaaauIs and lee chests. are ariisticallv
decorated win iiieiike pictures OF crabs.
oysters lohstofs. gfGWhsh claWa and several
Yaaietiaa Of dsh ne pictdre Of she So
pound deep sea bass, which he bias 0n sale Is
8 ugalerly piece of ART Prof Won Keith, an
artist OF lds highest order, has portrayed 10
OH the dou,seus u the great deep unlii The
place ip1kE ikG an art gallery allied with all
kinds Of dah Aundsods ol people visit the
place every dag lo look at these Anr paiut-
.uss aud thc cuetdsitils which gives the
piss she appearance cf a. museum and fish
market combined. woe Captain basal the
facilities Zoe delivering dsh to all parts Of
the city Or ~ tili efdeu ifom distance with
nestuess and dispatch, 0u Che incest seasona.
bic terms. His lunch counters furnish
cooked HOLSTERS, Eastern or California
ovstefs Cletles, ELAINE ami fish chOWder al
40 HGuF1 ff lOf tHa gods
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-20

AS wiz be seen by tbe advertising cd.
um1 OF the HEeA1n. Or Z B Meyers. 81 this
city, who has an immense practice, is the
Inventor d ibe Gal fanle chair. The Doctor
has Introduced ihe Inhalation Treatment by
which lung complaints nave been So mc-
oesliulls treated HIS saecc.a ll lAe tfeat-
meui " nrganiC diseases and his FREQ con-
4niiaNuus aas hiiilt un 8 very foe practice.
Tie Doctor has p0W infaaed permanently iu
lue So amoH Block on south Spring street.