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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all cases of
Seminal Weakness, Loss of Nigor, Noctural Ennis
sions Impotency Nervous Debility Physical
Prostration and all complaints arising from Ex-
cess, Indiscretion and Abuse. DIR. La MARS
PILLS are no mere temporary stimulant, but a
sexual organs debilitated from whatever cause
to their prestine strength and vigor. Sent any
address, secure from observation. on receipt of
price s. 80 per bottle, or c. O. d. by Express
Address all orders: A MCBOYLE x Co, Drug
gists San Francisco. P o. Box 1852. ja26-3m
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Democrats al
catorv of the Ierslatnre in mi c, Fr,;,,. ~,
Barry hill - ''O' ''''' ''''s '"0
Died of His Woupd
S,>, ~, 80, -, ~,
Director oS tbs Aon4tI lhe
Shot by Amasa Thayer. as il is supposed arci-
dentally, at n meeting of the Dashaways on the
evening of the 18th instant died This morninr
at the German Hospital from the effects of ths,
wound. The bullet-a large one 40-caiiber--
penetrated the left thigh, fracturing the none
Deceased was q single man. rasidinl. nj no less,
the Home for lnehriateS
WeatI,ar Re,,or,
o., ,,.l :,
san oAS !, r rhAN.lSDo' s' ApflI -@d-kan began iall-
tS ,,iS n,9,;,ss Mo Mo ny eoHthued up 10 the
southwest and gives inSrs,in ~ as Ico,, To
anec of the rain.
GRASS VAUll,y April q2d -rbo t,,.. ,,.,,tl,,r
which We have bs5 f,r ,i,,,,t 81. ',.,,,t, -
su,idcn cbanor ON 1S,es5s,- ,,,{ ~. ,,,i, So.
brought "A roid min which bassU f,iiiD% oSri,
this morniny a,d mn In tbis cy,,ui,,, ~, 7,;fjI
ws abont ~ of nm incb sn to ~, i -
inches or 10 inches mon tbon I,S iS S D..
same date The storm continues tonight
NpvAr, Anr;l ss3 l., l,. t,,,. .,.,s, 49,,
stc,,l, al IN Ia ~, -, - ~ i''.N'''E .E iclv
riSin, ,',,ii,1 "''' 'i"'7 "'1
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lovrinf, ,y,r,, ,lrrtN,i 5,.1.',,,t o., Nv NJ - , ~
yenti0n. y {, Vaorlj,s "a @ V,' I,'
GRIMM 4 V,pe,vJt l- n N,-i,;- y,
Trpglo.n Ceor,,e a. I,.,,,,ir,s. ..,,,s m ~ - ~
ali for Blaine resolution fsy,ri1g r-,t,,..
oDd Lincoln yyas luaui,1on.I,. e.l,ta.
mn ~. -,
i"S""'V carnival
STOCKTON, April 35d.-Ihc dedication of the
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A Standard Remedy

J. W. WINDOW, Baker City, Oregon, writes
81 take pleasure in stating that have handled
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
for the past fifteen years, and have yet to hear
the first to complain Of its not giving satisfac-
ton. 1t is one of the best selling remedies
have on my shelves, and l can conscientiously
recommend it tony customers as standard pre-
paration.
c. \. PLUMNfER d CO., Portland, Oregon,
write: During our six years experience in the
retail drug business in Albany, in this State, we
noted the sale of WISTAR'S BALSAM in
crease from year to year without special adver-
tisement. We have heard many enconiums of
its efficiency from our best customers, and be
lieve the sale could be permanently and largely
increased by judicious advertising. Its own in
trinsc merit WILL when once introduced. sustain
the sale nS-1plyMTh&w1y
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Caution.-Look out for him. One Clay
ton and other parties have been falsely claiming
te be able to repair and otherwise represent the
White and Others of my sewing machines in
Sacramento county. The sole agency of the
. white, New Home" and Crown for Sac
ramento and vicinity is in the hands of w A.
STEPHENSON, SOC street. who also keeps q
stock of supplies for hiso own and other machines
(Signed) SAMUEL HILL ESTATE
By ARTHUR Nj. HILL, Manager, 6S4 Market street,
San Francisco. ap10-lmguThS
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE
PACIFIC MARKET,

N,HRIsTIANsON BROS, s25 STREET ARE
" receiving daily from growers the following
fresh Vegetables: Green Peas, Asparagus, New
Potatoes Rhubarb, Cucumbers Tomatoes, Arti-
chokes, etc. SwaDberg & Vests Frozen Oysters
by express daily. Also Agents for Rose Spring
Nursery. ap3-Sm
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" WEAK AND UNDEVELOPED PARTS
OF the Human Body Enlarged, De-
veIOped and Strengthened" Etc

Is AN INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT
i long run in our paper. IN reply to inquiries
we Will say that there is no evidence of humbug
about this On the contrary, the advertisers are
very highly indorsed. Interested persons may
get sealed circulars giving all particulars by adj
dressing Erie Medical Co., =. O. Box 5l3, Buffalo,
y. " Toledo Evening Bee. si3-lyTuThS
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Lundborg's Perfume, Edna.
Lundborg's Perfume, Marechal Mel Rose.
Lundborg's Perfume, Alpine Violet
Lundborg's Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
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MCMUNN'S ELIXIR


Is THE PURE EXTRACT FROM THE DRUG
/ from which all the hurtful properties are re-
moved and the medical ones retained No
headache, costiveneness or sickness of the stom-
ach attend its use. PRICE, so CENTS. All drug
eris NIL
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Cleopatra.

Her power was retained by force of personal
charms. She led the old boys captive when
ever rshe talked pretty" to them and showed her
teeth. History should tell us that she used so
Z0DONT, but it don't The preparation she
used might have had another name then.
fe26-TuThS
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ARIZONA.

Favorable Vote-Death of Judge Il, NJ.
Smith.
TUCSON. April 25d. The proposition for tho
city water works, TO cost $1,000, was voted yes
tCrday, resulting in favor of the works.
Judge f. NJ. Smith died here suddenly Monday
night. He was District Attorney of this county
and one of the attorneys forthc Southern Pacific
and most highly esteemed member of the
bar He was formerly District Attorney OF
Butte county. California. and represented that
county in the Assembly and Senate successfully.
He was subsequently member of the bar Of
Nevada and Utah. The Courts here adjourned
for two days out of respect To his memory.
Senator Fair is ut Quijotoa, but viii soon leave
for Washington
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III. c. Hotfilter. Manufacturing JeweIer,
Sixth street, bet. and X, Sacramento Cal. Jew
elry made to order. Repairing speciality.
mrlg-tf
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Go to j. Guth 4 Son. No. .25 j street.
for Hay, Grain and Mill Feed. Cheapest place
in the city. apl9-Im
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Go to Theo. W. ScHwamb's for your pic
ture frames and Royal st. John and New Reming-
ton Sewing Machine, S04 street APPS
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The special order Wallace's mortgage tax
amendment-waS passed on the file and the
consideration OF the Railroad Commissioners
was considered.
The Campbell bill adopted as substitute was
taken up for second reading
Murdoch submitted an amendment calling for
an election for new Board at the next general
election, the Commissioners then elected to
classify themselves. so that one shall hold for
two years, another for four years and another
for six years, and that thereafter one Commits
sioner shall be elected every two years, to hold
six years.
Irwin moved TO amend the amendment by
making the proposed election of the new Board
. the next gubernatorial election rather than
the next election.
In support of his amendment Mr. Murdoch
said: The bill, in its present form, is plainly
submitted with the object of removing the pres
ent Commissioners, thereby doing in AN indirect
manner what the Constitution authorizes US TO
do directly. | must confess that | sympathize
largely with the views expressed by the gentle
men from Fresno and Sacramento The plain
and straightforward way would be To proceed hX-
resolution. giving them an opportunity for de-
fenSe, for no man should be condemned without
hearing: and thenif they were found derelict or
incompetent, remove them as provided by the
Constitution. But the question now before ne is
not which way is the more equitable The Gov
ernor saw til, in his proclamation to suggest the
method of removal by constitutional amend
ment, and the leaders of the House have
brought forward this measure to that
end, and the question is not one of
personal preference as TO manner but, Shall
this amendment be submitted to the people =?
In determining. my course upon the question l
take into consideration my double position.
am a Republican and am citizen Of the State
of California As a Republican,, l might say
This Is a family quarrel. and viii not inter
fere. These Commissioners are yours we did
not nominate them we did not elect them if
you want TO get rid ofthem, turn them ont your
selves. But, before am a Republican. am
citizen OF the State, and believe that the peO-
pie OF the State are not satisfied with the pres
ent Board, and desire an opportunity to vote
upon the question of whether they shall be con
Ought to interpose my vote and say that tne
people shall be denied the right to remove the
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EIocution, Voice Culture, Oratory and
the Drama Mrs NJ j. BRADLEY. 52S Ellis
street, san Francisco. Office hours-1 to 3.
mr5l-lm
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Redding's Russia Salve has proved its
efficiency by test of three-quarters Of q century
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line ef railway cars, 10 be drawn bv
eamels viii shortly constitute one Of tse
peculiar features Of travel and transporta-
ton in Central Asia
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A Pure and Effective Hair Dressing
Cocoaine, a compound of Cocoanut Oil, beauti-
fes the hair and is sure TO allay all itching and
irritation of the scalp. The superiority of Bur
netts Flavoring Extracts consists in their per-
feet purity and strength mrll-lmTuThS
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Z = ] y
CREAM BALM
NOT A LIQUID OR SNUFF.
MANHOOD RESTORED.

victim of early imprudence, causing nerv-
Gus debility, premature decay, etc, having tried
in vain every known remedy, has discoverd a
simple means of selfcure, which he will send
FREE to his fellow sufferers. Address, J. II.
REEVES, IS Chatham street. New York.
iv1o-1 1vrrmThS
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QUARRY FOR SALE.

THE GRANITE QUARRY SITUATED WITHIN
/ 800 yards of the main line of the Central
Pacific Railroad, two miles east of the town Of
Rocklin, with everything complete for carrying
on the business, including three derrickS, rail
road switch for loading. two houses blacksmith
shop. Apply to JAMES WALKER, on the prem
iSeS Pine Placer county, April l6 1881 aplS-Gt
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WHOLE NO. 1O,304.
PACIFIC SLOPE.
CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nroonDr,uOs.l
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The Legislature denounced.
Died of His Mound.

SAN FRANCISCO April 2Sd.-The Oakland
Democrats TO night adopted resolutions denun-
Tiatory of the Legislature in not confirming me
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WANTED-LOST-FOUND.

VITANTED-GORDON PRESSMAN; STEADY
w Job. RIVETT d SCHARDIN, Sixth
street Sacramento ap13-3t&
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NOR SALE-THE ALLEN SPRINGS PROPER
i ty, near Bartlett Springs, in Lake county,
California; 100 acres of pictureSguely situated
land, with Hotel, Cabins and all personal Prop
erty, at a low price A big bargain for a doctor
or hotel man. Inquire of CARL STROBEL 32l J
street Sacramento. Cal. mrl-tf
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VNTANTED-TwO FIRsT-CLAsS MILLINERY
w makers. Apply Millinery Department,
WEINST0CK q LUBIN. ap25-5t
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GRATEFUL-CoMFoRTING.


JAMES EffS " CO. Homeopathic Chem
lists, London. England.
san Francisco Depot RICHARDS d HARRISON
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w ANTED-AN ENERGETIC SALESMAN,
w to travel References required. Apply,
between and O'Clock \. NJ, to w. H0VEI; 81
] street ap22-3t*
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-04
The producc Exchange,

The monthly meeting OF the Board OF Di'
rectors was held yesterday morning. Pres
cnt, Van Nuys, GERMAN, Lambourn, Cur
son, Matthews and Johnson
The monthly report Of the Secretary for
September. which had been referred to tho
Finance Committee, also the report for Octo
ber, were submitted aud approved.
The following transfers Of seats were con
frmed Sutherland Hutton TO Hutton Il
Dashiels; Carr X Thompson to Carr 4 Pra-
ger.
The Secretary was instructed to advertise
the annual meeting OF the Produce Ex-
change, to be held the first Monday In De
cember, for two weeks In the Daily HERALD.
The Secretary was instructed to send n
communication TO the Board OF supervisors
and City Council, asking for the adoption OF
the 10th meridian as standard time for Los
Angeles city and county, In conformity with
the recent adoption of the same by the G. Y.
and s. r. Railroads.
Bills aggregating soss5 were audited and
ordered paid,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-04
ANEW LODGING HOTEL.

Professor Guy as has leased the second
story Of the new Garnier Block. on the Plaza,
with the inten lion OF opening n first-class
bdglng house Those desirous Of engaging
aesirable roo ms should call at once on Vi
Professor, AZ Nol34 Bake1Block octl6tnoe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-04
Monthly Meeting Of the Hoard of
Trade.

The monthly meeting OF the Board of
Trade took place yesterday at the Board OF
Trade rooms In the Baker Block. Present,
President Gibson Germain, Newmark and
Mathews. The minutes OF the previous
meetings during the month were read and
approved.
The Secretary was requested to send n
communication to the Board OF Supervisors
and City Council, asking for the adoption of
the l20th meridian as standard time, In con
formity with the recent action of the South
ern Pacific Railroad Company.
The Secretary was instructed to get up a
petition urging the City Council to adopt II
system OF fire alarm telegraph.
The monthly report of the Secretary for
the month Of october, showing n balance of
$2,7g7gD In the hands of the Treasurer. was
read and adopted.
The following transfers Of seats in the
Board were confirmed by the Directors: T..
Lazarus to Lazarus and Mcizcr, and Carr
and Thompson to Carr and Prayer.
liills aggregating s299.7O were audited and
ordered paid.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-04
lr.rilMAn. ESQ.
Tr,. sls,er., P.tr.

| The following schedule gives the items
realized at the recent fair held for the bene-
NJ Of the orphans. under the care OF the
Sisters of Charity:
Lunch Table, $iiG 35-Mrs. Ponet and Mrs.
straub, assisted by Mrs. Neville, Mrs. Au-
zerais, Miss A. Crowley, Miss Michigan, Mrs.
Ducommon Mrs. CLARK, Miss Crowley and
others
Fancy Table, t4i3 5O-Mrs. J. Mesmer, as
sisted by Mrs. stere, Miss J. Amestoy, Misses
Etchemendez and Mrs. Melb
Fancy Table, $50 65,Mrsi J., g; ,ty kays nI"i ana
v. Ferrer, Misses Carson aud Misses Barrows.
lee Cream, t2s2 35-Mrs. Dillon and Mrs.
Kenealy, Misses Crimmlns, Edwards, Vein
shank, wilson; Cowper ana scnelirhKii w rhKiids os.
sisted by Mrs. Phealan, Mrs. sscrisie and
China Set and Chair, siSs 5o-Mrs. Rodri.
Postofiice, $i32 6O-Mrs. Desmond, assisted
by Misses Desmond and Green.
Prize Wheel, $3.50 35-Miss Iiartnett and
Mrs. German.
onel and Mrs. Il. Madegan.
China Tea Set. sl2i-Mrs. Coplcy and Misses
confectionery. sos 5o-Miss G. Mesmer and
soda Fountain, s52 2o-Mrs. McMenomy
and Mrs. McCaffrey.
Floral Arbor. SIS 25-Misses Buett and
Thompson.
Hat Stand, s3a 70-Mlss King.
Door receipts. ...................... tl06 10
Donations In Cash ......,.,........... 5o6 70
Gross receipts .................... $3.50 IS
Net receipts .,..l...-.,..,....-. S,22S 30
Printing ...t.,..s .....,...-...,, vi 30
Sundries OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10 90 $6l W
The Sisters, on behalf Of their little wards,
tender grateful thanks TO friends In the city
aud county In general, who have contrib
uted, with their usual generosity, towards
the success Of the fair. Special thanks are
due TO the presiding ladies, for their zeal,
energy and determination to leave nothing
undoDe, which could In anyway promote the
success Of their praiseworthy undertaking;
to Mr.. o. W. Childs for donation OF n valu-
able house lot In the Childs tract, to the
Young Mems Christian Association, the
Painters Association, and to the proprietors
OF the Nadeau Hall for very many courtesies
rendered. Also to the press for its kind and
efficient aid. SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The following named articles await their
owners ut the Sisters school: Painting of
FIR. Adam, No. 156: pair OF marble vases, No.
l05; clock, No. II, won by Maria Lockwood;
case of wax lilies, No. SO, won by A. T. Cur
rlcr: butter bowl, No. l52.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-04
Ana SIN They Come.

In addition TO the large parties who star
from Peoria, Minneapolis, Chicago and
other points In the Middle and Western
States, after they deposit their ballots to
day, and the several excursions billed to
start between the 9Th and 10th OF this month
IL the Warner Bros. Crosby. excursion
which leaves Chicago on the 18th and Kan
sas City on the iith Instant, This excursion
has already over one hundred passengers
booked for this city. and they confidently
expcct II will be swellcd to 100 persons,
This IL the fourth Of their popular excur.
slons since the 18th OF August last. and
promises to be the largest This enterpris'
Ing firm will hereafter run their ex'
cursIons monthly TO this city from
Chicago. Their excursions come via
the Needles and Mojaye, ON the Atchison,
Topeka and sata Fe route TO Mo
lave, and the Southern Pacific to this city.
In addition TO the above mentioned excur-
slons there will be the Phillips excursion.
which leaves Chicago ON the 9th instant for
this city. which at last advises promises to
ba n hntnpar
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-04
The Nashville students.

This Troupe is composed OF nine colored
persons, five gentlemen and four ladies',
whose every movement on the stage indi
Gates careful training and n strict adherence
to all its properties. Their voices are rich,
musical aud of rare compass, and their
songs by turns are full OF pathos or humor.
Their concert embraces fine variety of
musical gems so dear to the hearts of the
colored children of the South, and will be
rendered In that faultless manner that only
accompanies years OF study aud thorough
discipline. lfyou desire to see the darkey
ns he appears Mt home, on the plantation
and In his meeting. do not fail to attend one
of the concerts given by The Original Nash
vile Students at the Grand Opera House,
Nov. sth. Box Office open for the sale of
reserved seats, Thur sday Nov. 9Th, at 10 A. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-04
Much Appreciated Compliment

The editor of the HERALD was the recipient
last night of beautiful gift, which he
prizes very highly. 1t consisted of a floral
horse shoe, which embellished the process
sion last night, in which were worked the
monograms &C. and H." the initials of the
next President and Vice President of the
United States To that untiring Democratic
worker and warhorse, Sidney Lacey, to that
thoroughbred native California champion
OF the cause of Cleveland, Hendricks and
Del NAlle Charles Cruz, and TO W. S. Waters,
the young and efficient Secretary of the
Democratic County Central Committee, and
to the other gentlemen instrumental In this
most acceptable gift, we return our profound
Thanks. May they live long and prosper.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-04
Farewell Social.

One of the pleasantest socials of the sea.
son was given by Mr.. and Mrs, J. NJ. Lash
brooke at their residence, at No. 4 Montreal
street, Sunday evening, to Miss Emma and
Miss Lille Hamilton, OF San Francisco who
have been here ON visit Among the
guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Lashbrooke, Mr.. and Mrs. Shooter, Mr.. Tay-
lor, Miss +. Brode, Miss X, Happ, Miss c.
Mesmer, Miss Emma Hamilton, Miss
Lille Hamilton, Mr.. Ed Penning, J. Falkner,
J. l.. Nignes, Tony Mesmer, +. q. Schu.
macher. The Misses Hamilton left for
their home yesterday delighted with their
visit and pleasant associations in the city OF
the angels
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-04
war Department signal service,
a. y. Army.
n,,,,ston of relerrams and Reports for the
heneet ~ Commerce and Agriculture. Re.
nort of observations Otakcn Mt Los Angeles
taliforuia November !, 1884;
per.annI Meniian. :.

John Brown. Jr., is registered At the ~
Elmo.
Mr.. ". II. spurgeon OF Santa Ana is at the
81. Elmo
MFR. q. X. Porter Of San Fernando is at thu
st. Elmo
n. D. Abila. of Florence. is at the 81
Charles Hotel
W. N. Monroe and wife from Santa Anti
Is at the st. Elmo.
Mr.. c. u. polhemus and daughter, of sar
Jose, are ai the st. Elmo.
Mr.. George y. Freeman, of Santa Ana, q
registered at the ~. Charles.
Mr.. J. Moran and Mr.. A. G. claremont, o
Victoria, b. C., are at the 81. Elmo.
Tbeo. Goodman, leading manufac
turer OF San Francisco, was registered nj
the st. Elmo yesterday.
Mr.. Meyerfeldt, OF the firm Of sicben
hauer, Meyerfeldt a Co, San Francisco. 4
registered al the st. Elmo.
The genial and benign countenance ol
Judge George v. Freeman, Of Santa Ana,
who by this time IL up to his eyes In the po-
lltical contest. which will decide whether
we will ever have change OF Postmaster ia
Los Angeles or not, shed ray o. ngnt ln
the HERALD ofiice yesterday, WINE IN the
city on flying visit, Judge, come oi'eh'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-04
Grand lsn n OF the SOcicdad prO-
UresiStn OlRy sensln.

The annual grand ball OF this society took
place with great eclat at Turnverein Hall
last night. The reception committee con
sisted of Geo. L. Gard, q. l.. Mesnager, Chas
f. Miles, Cyrus Lyons, b. A. Yorba and Il. T.
DE Cells, Capt Darcy and J. A. Berry were
the floor managers and J. p. Zabaleta, n
Valencia, J. NJ. Franco and X. NJ. DiaZ con
stituted the committee of Arrangements.
large proportion of the party were Ameri
cans, who took In the festivities with great
gnsto and enjoyed 1t hugely. Our Mexican
people entered into the spirit Of the occa
sion and captured an immense amount OF
real enjoyment through the efforts of this
progressive Mexican society who eagerly
embrace every opportunity to extract MI
the amusement and pleasure to be had on
these festive occasions.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-04
The white Sewing Machine

Stop and examine the White Sewing Ma
chine before purchasing any other. The
schuttle is self threading. The needle Is self
setting. II runs almost noiselessly, and the
large space under the arm makes II superior
in every respect to any other machine In the
market Several other leading machines
constantly on hand. Machines sold ON the
change for old machines. Reasonable time
is allowed for trial before the first payment
is required. You can save from ten TO TWEEN
ty dollars canvassers commission by buying
your machines at the Sewing. Machine
Headquarters, Spring street, Nadeau Block
Los Angeles, Cal. John Burns General
Agent, sep7tf