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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

seaside Cologne Is twice the size OF an
cologne for the money.
Try Lankershim & Cos new process roller
h0ur.
Ladies' should use Peaks Premium per
fumes. For safn at all druggists.
The Elephants tenderest leaflets, all can see
inspire thy fragrance. pure cola TEA.
The road to health, wealth and happiness
commences ut the American Bakery, cor
ner First and Main streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

james ". Layman, Of SAINTS Ana, will
throw open mis- elegant billiard hail next
Saturday evening, and extends a cordial IN
vitatiou % the eiIizens Of Los Angeles 70 or
ganize an excursion train and come down
ana see hi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Tho contract for six mpats aud electric
liHhia ON the Chiids tract was given out on
y6slerdRy 70 Col. Rowland for the sum OF
holders
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

There wore filed Tor record yesterday, 10
the County Recorders office. % deeds re-
leases, miscellaneous papers and inar,
rireC license for b couple no are ashamed
Of unterlue the divine iusilnuou Of matrl-
nanY annrovcl lg ehriaL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

The wallis Of the FIRST story Of the new
Mott Block, on the corner Of Commercial
and Alameda Streets is rapidly going up. II
adioins the spence Block on the west, snd
WI be en ornament to that vicinity.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Two hundred and fifty sacks OF live CAL
charcoal. EnquirO On the corner Of Spring
and sixth streets. FRANK WILLIAMS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

The Miles tract, advertised In another col
umn, is one Of these rnre pieces OF rich, pro-
ductige properties that can be bought cheap
1t will be sold in ten, twenty OF forty acre
tracts, as may be needed b. purchasers
Miles Brothers have also farming land with
out water rights, which they offer for sale
See notice In another column. decl6tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Providence has favored the good people
who live In the vicinity Of Saiuscyain aud
Alameda streets, with ncW plank crossing,
which was laid yesterday hallway across
Alameda street from saiasevaint4 Commor-
claf etrnnt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Frank Murray who was caught by Officer
Fletcher In the act OF stealing pair Of
shoes, was convicted OF petit larceny yester
day before Justice Morgan, aud was sen.
fenced to pay 4 fine Of $40 or 60 TO jail FOL
fortT days As Murray Is bankrupt he will
solonrn Do Hotel de Ihompson.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Pierre Jaureguy, tho individual whose
head was broken b. Thomas Moore, has re
covered 10 far A. 10 be around agaiu. Dr.
Wise says thas the fracture SIN exists. nut
shat an ubcess may form In two or three
months otherwise the man NAV survive
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Al ssng was brought before Justice Nor.
gan yesterday on a charge o. grand larceny.
and was discharged on the srouad 81 iaaul-
ncieni evidence.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18
nannn Cnnfraaf.

The contract Tor six masts and electric
lights on the Guilds tract was given out Oh
yesterday to Col, Rowland for the ann OF
holders.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Those who cannot af-
ford to indulge in that
exquisite blend Of the
tenderest Formosa 0o-
long with the choicest
Japan leaf, known as
Eola Tea. can obtain the
White Cross brand at
less cost. Imported also
in the PerfectionTea Can,
it has the same guaran-
tee Of purity, and being
full bodied, it is well
adapted for family use.
A. sonsLrISa a 90.
sAH FRANCISCO.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

An Aliso street show window han q land
seape painting ai a sIew on Banker RlH
avenue. The standpoint u just south Of
Temple gf-ucl, looking nnrth. and a. as
natural as iiah
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Eight more large cases toys received to-
day, and we are giving them away for Moth
fpp
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Natures serial Story, BY +. p, Roe--the
hAndsomest book ever published An Gle
CANT Christmas present For sale By atoll &
ThaYer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18
Notice for Publication Of Time for
Proving VIII. etc.
---------4-
IN THE suPKRroa COURT
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County or Los AaeEfRs.
--------~
In the matter Of the Estate Of John r. Nil
lcl, deceased

Pursuant 70 an order Of this Court, lnade
this day, notice "A hereby given thai aaipr.
day, the nth Day o. yecelnbes, 1885, a 20
O'Clock 4. ~, Of aaid day, ~ tue court room
81 this Court. Ia said county Of Los angeles.
has hecfi appointed for hearing the sppllcA-
ton NJ r Z. hyram Ifayinf thni decu
ment nov or file IN lhf coufl. puffoflin9 10
be thelAffNili and Testament 81 John y. Mi.
Ter, dsuensed, be admittedlo Probate, and that
letters f6stemontary be Issued thereon TO p.
4. Byfhu. Al which time aud place al1 per
sons Interested therein may appear gud con
test the SAND,
Dated December 10Th, iA64
A. NJ POTTS. County CLARK
ny A. Rf14Pku. Deputy liei7 i4d
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Any fair looking girl between is and 20,
vino Is not afraid to help an industrious and
energetic hard-working man 10 make liv-
ing. and who is anxious 20 marry, can hear
Of just such . fellow who Is 10 earnest, by
addressing, ]. x. L., Herald Odice
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

A good paying business 10 hne location
No bonus required a clean stock Of goods
Al invoice price Immediate Possession
given. T. X. ALEXANDER
decfs1w No. fW First IT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

The new city and county directory IL now
being rapidly complied by Messrs Atwood 4
Ernst. A thorough CANVASS Of the city has
been made, and all persons who have re-
business viii please notify them immedi-
atelY 90 that strict accuracy may DO secured.
Address all communications 70 Atwood &
Ernst, Box 1928, Los Angeles POstofhee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Beg. e II Butler VIII deliver lecture Ia
me Episcopal church THIS evening, on the
subject 81 tie 'Womsnhnod and Girlheod OF
America
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

wAsnisGros. Dee 5-Sersb nnf middis
Pacific Coast, cloudy weather rains South
Pacific Coast, fair weather
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Lancaster and Springfield watches, with
coiu SILVER case, $40. Mt the Diamond House,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18
NEW TO DAY.

Don't buy sibums or Christmas gifts before
roo see tadse We viii give you for nothing
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

For alcpence, gfcafeat variety aud lowest
establishment
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

A meeting will be held 81 the Engine
House this evening Dec. 18th, at eo,clook
By. order y. FERNER,
d9ce 10 Foreman
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

The largest stock and greatest variety in
Cents Embroidered slippers ever brought
TO Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Gents elegant embroidered slippers: end
less variety from 75c upwards
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Al ]. Bayer 4 Co.'S, wholesale aud retail
dealers in foreign and domestic wines, liq-
nors and cigars
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

The holiday goods at McDonell's, Ros
Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Waving s1ii the rontes Of the HErkfD ic
J ~ toiTeT A Sons they only are authorized
90 collect srbscripiinua OF this paper dating
on and after October i.t an arrears ~ sub.
hcriuil0n prior % that date can be paid rt
lhc nllice b % NJ. Nahari Earreli
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Partisan Christmas Novelties
At McDonell's, Rose Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Bring all The children IN the country and
get toys for nothing
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Decorated cups. japanese ware, elegan
albums, Be-. given away lsf nothing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

si.eo win buy a pair Ladies' KID Boots At
our establishment
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

A nice Christmas present: pair Of gu
elegant embroidered slippers; si.00.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

HfuH UEFUHNs
Concert tonight BY tho Berlin Lady Or
chestrR.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

BY married man, honest and reliable,
good accountant few sets OF books 10 keep
during evening hours after 4 y. 4. Best OF
city references given. Address Account
ant" box e6s, CITY. deoistf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

childsens Pebble Goat Button shoes, bes
make. fi.oO.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

Toys, toys given away for nothing. Cal
and help yourself
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

FrIday nIsh. laaIs., nlghl nd .molIas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

A nice residence Gloss 70 street ears, and a
fine place for q hnme. Come quick, as yoh
can secure a good trade
Y. X. ALEXANDER,
deeis w No. West FRA 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

study economy. Don't buy toys; we vii
give you all you want.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

'Tis a fact we are selling gents elegan
embroidered slippers at from 75c upwards.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-18

this section, have some facts that desire
II &c ii yonf attention 10. Mining h ponth
oun Cdifarniscan be prosecuted nndersery
favorable circumstances. Here we have
none 81 those sitting gases, none Of the hot
water. none Of the enormous depths. which
have made mining on the Coinstoek p late
years a moekery. Everything faeiiitatea
our mining operations Oh themselves they
IRE beneficial they inIure nothing
Your own prolific lands and nearly
all .aada exhaust heir fertility. You 70 on
Che mountsin side and tunnel into the hills
or sink a shaft ia the brentwood and you
destroy no values. All that yhu bring dnt Is
eiesr gain to the nation Il may not 80 gain
70 thu Individual he takes his chances as 10
ihat but ii Is 50 much nuilion 10 the chan
our Southern California mines are being
developed with the most pronounced vigOr
During the past three years, psrticui lady,
exploited Z biz movement has been more
marked during the last eighteen months,
During the last year, particularly, very at
tracUYe properties have been discovered.
enc nrospecH, are that dnring me year
1855 double The Yield recorded for the
present year wil be chFonieled. How
ever 10 show you Just how we
staua. i have been nj some Hains 90 gather
tstlsties o. the actual yield Of the mines IN
The reEion thM Wal pronanlg compose the
future State of Southern California. The
approximate yieid fog the pasi year VAS Bo
uaaaa King Providence Aauntalu, ; SO 900 ;
King mines lhliNui qfuN W. traf HeiG, az1 Vl0f
Alhambra nail and mine, 800 o00 Lsva
BEDS. ore shipped, $4,000; Waterman mine,
Fod.a0oi sue mine Dust 0peningl, $4,000,
Oriental group OF mines sll0,n 00 ore SHIP.
monls from D8gget sa1a,Qd0. Ihex mine
i200a0; Iyanpah mines, Sld8.d0e " Cole
maa horax and soda mines. s0e aoo. fnyo
county mines. 100000. hlnacate mines
$4,000, Shenandoah Rnd other san Diego
mines, s21oo1o' Autimony mines, from
tbs limo % is0s Angeles and Kern
! counties. 500 900, placer mines Of
los Angeles ti00, 0o. Total, S, l7o.00Q
Another ilHturc TO ne borne ia mind With
fessrd % oar miuins Interests is that. while
Save dealt mainly wih tha mines Of gold
and silver. lae auergy ana the spirit 81 sd.
venture which eal men over iha mountain,
en aiii sn4 down dale, In the pursuit 81 the
precious metals, also uneaflhs Tie baFer
metals' and to-day, all ovef this broad
stretch 81 country, valua5le mings have
been discovered, some Of which are being
worked. others 90 which aiii Dc worked
and al o. which give great promise %
wealth. aud afford O guarantee Tor tho sta
hiilfg 81 bns Angeles
ltHIak Feuilomcn, have said enough Ia
show The iani tuai ID becomes C4lifolnis.
southern gNifcrlh Los Angeles county
4 particularly. 90 iauYq ln This master Of III
FEr.
heaHiiy must That yonT honorable body,
| with your caatnnafy diligence, viii memo,
naiizc congress, mfmcrializo the several
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10

c -, gis''.S "git SI.'.'''' III
o I VI 'lt, ny nan 'S'tl'''l '!'C' noon
sbI ',u',,' :" ,.,'s mgIe I,"iyv l,,,
sta5t ,'.,,'ctj ,'" - r, ,,,
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The fact that Lc dIt ,cr ,,.,ci a75
wcrc tiInIji', 5-,,' I;''jE,' ''.,
ycstigation .b1,.j tat tI. ,t ~ , ,oro ~
TWO SNr,.i'.. 9nJ '.I, i,o'.', ,,,
mir was r,,,,', ~, ,Lo -, If t'e
Snar;cs If ,or,;,,,, .,,'j
rel ,y;t ,,.;r, 49,, ,,
other was a small ,ej an, Win a Tl1rL
head and small v-fnos Tbo, y,crr in sI,
perior numbers and .,ttoc.ad' tbrircnrn,ies
b,.twos fa,,rs .cros oraIL,IIlnftIo
fcrorions war;,,rs vIe,, sc,9rrcJ showed
~, r,,, Iii ,,,, Ior,o,
ono H. o,,I ;l,..r, soon" l;,.,Id
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Then think We, if this be the morn, what be the
splendor soon.
That when the hours pass shall shine, the glory
of the noon
On fairer land and richer realm no earthly sun
shines down,
From natures hand no greater gifts ecr won q
worlds rcuown.
By wood and field by vine and tree. no Already
ofold
So promised at the workers touch. TO yield 8
hundred fold.
The futures prize is rich and rare; prize that
yet ungrasped,
Stands waiting for the hands that now in broth
erhoOd are claSped.
Yours by Divine inheritance to cherish and
renew
This State your fathers founded, and its future
rests with you.
A country as its dover. noble men are best OF
all.
And chiefest OF the blessing that this western
Is the spirit of true manhood that from father
comes 10 son.
The chosen of Il nation saw this California
dawn,
Their yisor. valor. honor made the State ere
you were born.
And prouder than all other boast Let on your
banner shine
That. natives of the Golden West. you re sons of
FOrtysnine.
Broad acres make up countries, but State is
made by men,
And ii this land grow justly grand, be ye re
membcred then.
Remember, as each plen:eous year its ripe re-
ward outpOurs,
You by your fathers glory shiue-your SONS
must shine by yours.
If civil stritcS in future rise, your hands must
guide the helm;
Your wisdom and integrity stand fast when
storms 0'CrWhcm.
And may God grant to us and ours, in all the
years to be,
Our State still holds her ocean throne in peer
less majesty
The exercises were closed, and the au-
dience WAS dismissed with a benediction
by Rev. Carroll NJ. Davis, OF Sunset Parlor.
No %
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Nevada is being drained OF beef cattle
The Touring mill at Colusa is offered for
sale
There are lis compulsory inmates Of the
Nevada State Prison.
The mountains around Salt Lake are
covered with snow
Mrs. Professor Ida Schafer is 4 horse
trainer in northern California.
\ man with a wooden leg is one Of the
most expert bicyclisiS in Salem, Or.
Bean-raisers of san Luis ObiSpo have
been Offered so an acre for their crop rs il
stands.
A Santa Cruz garden has produced a sun
flower measuring forty-siX inches in cir
conference.
The Clovcrdale Rcrc;Hc says now build
ingS Of the value Of $4,000 are in process OF
erection in that town.
7. Mcnamara. 4 prominent lawyer and
Democrat of NiSaGa, has announced him
self for Blaine and Logan.
An effort is being made 10 place the
mineral and other curiositicS ofthe Pioneers
al Virginia City, New, IN the keeping OF
the State.
y pear tree at Drytown. Amador county,
has on it 4 quantity of ripe fruit rs large
rs mans fist, also second crop about the
size of = mans thumb. and Is also again in
full bloom
Some Indians engaged in hop-Iicking On
Il ranch near Clovordalc procured whisky
and got drunk on Sunday last. and one ct
them shot two of his companions, killing
one and seriously w0Uudjng the other lie
made h : eSCape
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10

On the conclusion of the exercises in the
thcatcr the Pioneers of Sacramento, escort
Ing San joaquin. Marysyille, Solano. Yolo
and other Pioneers, marched to their own
bal! on seventh street, and sat down to the
annual banquet, which the odd Boys
always enjoy on Admission Day Four
tables were provided. at which over 200
Pioneers sat down. President George w
Chcslcy presided. The viands were plenti-
ful. choice and varied, and lankcd by wines
and liquors. Among the guests were 4
number of Native Sons Changes were
made at the upper table constantly. as the
guests came and went SO that fully 300 poo
pie were served. After the good things had
been discussed, Mr.. Chcslcy called to order,
and, having already welcomed the guests
proceeded to announce the regular toaSts
as follows:
Admission Day one Of Freedoms
Birthdays Responded TO by Hon. n.
Greene Curtis His remarks were witty
eloquent, and at times full of emotion
He capped the climax of his wit when,
with dowucast look, he regretted that he
was neither the son of a Pioneer. nor the
father of Native Son, remark that
brought on him subsequently showers Of
witty hail
" California the Brightest Star in the
Galaxy of States. Responded to by Hon.
Newton Booth. The response was an
eloquent tribute TO California, and Il
humorous consideration Of the reputation
Caltomians have for Boosting. His speech
was extended and full OF ripe suggestion.
The California Pioneers; though de-
plctcd in numbers, undated in desire and
energy for every enterprise that tends 10
human veal Responded to BY Rev. o.
c. Wheeler Of san Francisco. lie spoke at
length and with great teryeHcy and depth
of feeling
The President here read dispatch of
congratulation from the Society OF Caifor-
MIA Pioneers in New York.
The Sons and Daughters OF the Golden
West to you We intruSt the fortunes Of the
state Responded to by c. L. Weller, Jr.
son of Governor J. b. Weller, and born in
Sacramento. He made q brilliant speech,
that claimed earnest attention and won
loud applause.
Pioneers" Responded to by A. j. Batchcl-
der of Marysyillc. in few happy remarks,
including Acknowledgements to Sacramento
for aid in the flood Of 1879.
The San Joaquin Pioneers Responded
10 by Curtis ii. Lindley. He spoke in
humorous strain and extended for San
Joaquin the hand OF friendship.
Paul X. Hubbs .Jr., of Solano, was called
upon and responded briefly. Judge c, F.
Lott. of Orovile was called upon and
spoke in response with earnest eloquencc
of the pioneer era. Rev. c. VI. Davis, of
Sacramento was called upon and made the
closing speech in dozen words OF earnest
congrHtulatiou. The Pioneers then formed
in line and took ears. rendered by r. s.
Carey Il Sons, for a ride TO Agricultural
and East Parks
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The Young Man Left.

A young man from Boston, who has been
boarding in one Of the Vermont hillside
towns since the LIST of June threw his land
ladyS daughter into terrible ilutter, the
other day, by inquiring:
"Ah-Jennie, how would you like to so
to Boston to live?"
Jennie was hulling field Strawberries at
tic time, and her checks turned redder
than her finger tips. Casting down her
sweet blue eyes. and nervously clutching
the corner Of her apron, she murmured:
Oh, Mr.. George! Surely you can't
mean
Yes, I do Jennie. know you would
just suit mother to Il T ; and then YOU are 50
ladylikc and you do bake beans beauti-
fully"
"Oh, George! II really don't know
what to say, II am so young and-and
beside, YOU haven't really asked me yet
Haven't why, what more could |
say? Oh, yes YOU want to know the other
side Of the bargain. of course.
Yes. George II really do.
Well. III tell you, Jennie. think |
am perfectly safe in offering you 50 80 a
week and every other Sunday out
The down stage stopped at the farmhouse
for the young man the very next morning.
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ALMOST INCREDIRI,E-

james +. Richardson. Custom House, New
Orleans, on oath. says: In 1870 ScrofIlous Ulcers
broke out on my body until was mass Of cor
rCption. Everything known to the medical
faculty was tried in vain. / became mere
wreck. At times could not lift my hands to my
head, could not turn in bed; was in constant
pain and looked upon life rs q curse No relief
or cure in ten years. In 1850 heard of the Gu
TIcURA REMEDIES, used them and was perfectly
cured
sworn TO before L. 5. Com. J. D. CRAWFORD
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Still, MORE so.


VIII Mcdonald, 2ji2 Dearborn street. Chi
cago, gratefully acknowledges Il cure of Eczema
or salt BheUm, on mead, neck. face, arms and
legs for seventeen years; not able to move, eX
ccpt ON hands and knees, for one year; not able
to help himself for eight years; tried hundreds
Of remedies: doctors pronounced his case hope
less; permanently cured by the CUncCRA RI-I
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The entire afternoon of Yesterday was
| icvr,,d to b,u,u.,i,, sunset porIor
| h'Pt open h'H.' al li"h'vr man, Sacra-
mentO Pariur at Changers Hall, Marysyille
Parlor al Jacob, Hall The stockton and
g., I,..o ro,.l..,.,, l,;....,,,.. mn H. g.,
Sun 'oS' a. '''' az nan 'i'' 7'ii
francisco Par!or> at the Goidcn Eagle and
Capital Hotels. The ladies of Sacramento.
ESPECIALLY the native DAUGHTERS. olliriated
at Pioneer and Changers Halls and all
who chose tn visit either Of the Sacramento
| Parl0rs were treated with the greatest of
civilitv and hospitality. Refreshments of
| all kinds were served without stint. The
| halls Of both the Sacramento Paflors were
plcndidv dressed with flowers by young
| lady friends Richer floral designs are sell
| dom seen. The Young ladies served ice
cream and cakes To- the Young men. and
entertained with the broadcst hospitality
and warncst smiles. Il was = constant
procession all tie afternoon of coming and
15ine people
All In all. it was Almost cordial exchange
Of rood feeling. The Sacramento girIs nj
least did their prcttic.t. and all strangers
say-tlc reporter talked with nlaiIy-that 4
Aand.omcr lot thew never met. and that i.
largely true. At Pioneer Hall there were
at least i've real boautieS-giris that will
rank :s beautiful. Il is safe to say that
many Native Son will 20 to bis distant
home with ever present thoughts Of some
Of Sacramento beauties.
Among the ladies constituting the Re
cepti0n Committee for Sacramento Parlor
were as follows: Miss Annie Tanouary.
'Tn;fcs NJ liando H., W VI - 80;
II -" Nr: g: -
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
List of Passengers by the Central Pacific
and Southern Pacific Routes.

SPECIALLY TELEGRAPHED TO THE RECoRD-UNGoS.l
pRoMoNIToRY Utah, September 9th.-The
following passengers will arrive in Sacramento
September 9th VIM. McJeo. W. Dixon, Phila-
delphia; \. Painter, Wisconsin; II. 4. sullivan,
United states Navy: j. Carwin. New York; J.
Perry and wife, C. A. Sumner, VIM. RobngSon
and wife J. W. Christie Jose Davis. Franklin
House, san Francisco; p c. Hynes and wife,
Denver W H. Jones and wife, Colorado; 7. ".
Smith and wife, independence, No
MoJAVE, September gth.-'The following over
land passengers passed Mojayc September
9th, To arrive III SAN Francisco tomorrow: n
Martin, san Francisco: F. J. Guth Chicago; IL
II. Luse. san Francisco; Mrs. A GaSSOu, j. Bo-
gan. SAN Diego; F. p. Sargent and wife Tucson
Miss y. Shore, san Gabriel Miss : T. NcFur-
SON. 81 Louis: Miss e. Hyde, 4. Mujuica, France;
J. +. Crowley, Wilcox, Arr; Charles l.. Schcwer
Germany: A. H. Edwards. Los Angeles: Miss N.
L. Dunn. Globe, Ar; T. joyce Napa. e. Schut-
tie. Los Angeles; ]. \. F. Schmidt, Colima Mex:
Francis r. Vail. san Francisco; +. G. Payne. St
Louis; !. II. nickmUuu. r. K. Vail. san Francis
CO.. ". J. FiShe-. Daggctt, Col; J. 7. Hough.
Passenger Agent Bee Line. passed through for
Los Angeles.
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MORE WONDERFUL, VET

II. L. Carpenter, Henderson, " 2, cured of
Psoriasis or Leprosy of twenty years standing
by CUTICUEA REMEDIES. The most wonderful
cure on record. \ dUstpanfjIl of scales fell from
him daily. Physicians and his friends thought
he must die Cure sworn to before a Justice of
the Peace and Henderson's most prominent citi-