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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-27
NannigialtigeS
.Sn bsr Gle.

Snneer Wann: u5r6uIein, tpenn sic
Sbr Sers iuit Bel Der Sano bdtten, nt6dte
ib Sic um bsipe bittel,."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-27
Der giertrinfsr por8sridt.

8i6ter; ,Ste itno anssfIast, bic an
ter Strabe seIsssnen SOpfenpflan3unsen
mutbpiIis beiddoist gu baben! Was bas
ben Sic gu S3rer gnti9uIOisuns ausu.
fiibren 2"
9lgssflaster: ,,aaiierIi6er 5srr Ratb
- ma, na i4ap'n g MT nur all =
gslten g, bas sIaubsn g ieI6a net 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-27
g b { II d.

Nas9' RIeiner, I'm fib sroB ;u Seiseu,
Sat periu4t, etrrpor ,u iteIseu
9luf ein bod @eriift
Wn, tpeun er bod wliBt,
DaB man in Der 9Dbe nod tIsinsr 1T.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-27
Ill,


slIs Der aIte S&riftae[Ier feinen
SHlbIing gum erItenmaIe in Der 8ars
bsrpbe SpIpanbire's traf, idpeate nas
@sflbl itplaer 8sfrisoig,mg fem Sers.
9sr8feidea su pOilbriusen mar rod inIr
einem berlbmteI erfoIsrsiden Dibter
m69Iidb. gr allein mar reid unb md&s
tis senug, einem armen IeufeI ein bsrars
tiges MLmoien susuiperfen....
Bdbreno Dianse bic 51aulpieIerin ,u
ber @uuIil|e besIsitste, IieB er fi9 BON ibr
bic Details Der msrtparOise Oisen2IebesaTairs
ersdblen. r.-
vGs mar eineSbrer berriifteiten Sheen"
...... rief SpIpanbire Ia9enb. ..... ,bisz
lem Sunsen als Wtsrfur au eienen So5
ipsnn Sis sIaubsu. mir Dainit eineu bDs
len Strsi4 ssIpieIt 3u baben 10 tGuibsn
Sic lid, mein iiiBer Dieiiter. SD ssitebe
Sbnen gang offen, bab i'd fur OaS ainb
cine gteisuns, pbantaiie 2aune. >. mems
nen Sic eS, ipie Sic tpoaen 49,. ems
pfinbe. Der Brins IansipeiIte mid felt
einieer 3eit NIT ieiner unausItebli6 Iangs
iamen 9teoeipeiie unb isinsm etpisen Mb |!
......Ib !......@s mar bic b6alte 3eit,
DaB ia eiaise Modsn lang Serisn bab'.
SD sab bemBrinssn ben Abidisp. Der
9Isine ba ioa bic 3tpiiden3eit ausfuasu.
Der iaafte Suuss nit oem bIonSen 0eili.
senfopFe ssfdlt mir gar nidt ubeI. Gr
ut man6maI sans ieltiam...,. 3uipeilsn
Ibertpmnten ibu ean3 n,srfpuroiee yles,
eunsen beS Stolaes, Der Gifsriuht unb
bss 3orneS, bic mir SpaB MAIDEN unb
mein osra fibeIn...... Damn utntmt feline
Usiene einen trauriSen per3peifeIten 4uSs
bruf an Der an bic 9la1tigal i'm &afig
ssnabnt...... glbsr i9 brauds ibn nur,
ZEN aopf surilftpsrfenb, in elmer setpilIen
Weiie alisuleben un6 er ltlrst mir sli
6lbsn, umtlamnlert meine 2nie un6 ipeint
ipie Elm fIeineS 2inb... Das tpedt baufia
gang eiaentbiimIi6e nsue GmpiMbungen
in mir...... Gin fomii6er RAUL mein
flsiner 8eIisbtsr, in ber Ibat SD tonnte
mid fait in Jpn psrIisbsn !......"
9tah einisen Tassn ipuroe Die nsue
3omDoie /, Der @olOfDnie" oes berIlbmten
Dramatifers auf Oas 0epsrtoirs bss ilsis
men E5eater8 seisst unb ner 9lutOr lsitsts
nit nasrmloli1em Gifsr bic Nrpben. 49,.
Mie man iid erinnert errans bas
Stud feinen Grfols, ss fisl bsinabs ourG.
Splpanoire tpar in bsr fir iis ssl9risbes
nelL ipr aber Hidt .IisssnSen4 aole
b59lt niittsImdBig. Der 5tsrn Mang6's
besann bon pisiem 3sitpuntts anssianeen
Su erbleidsn. Der srolsnbs 4utor, Der
Die Ginnabmen Der lbeatsrtaiien idpn
na1 ben trltsn goritsaunssn bsoeuteno
Iinfsn FAB unb bel benz iih sin altes rbeu.
inatiides 2sioen in unlisbIamitsr Msile
tpiebsr msIbste, reilte mad Ni33a, nm in
Der tpdrmeren Scnne cen Wintsr ~ psrs
brinesn. m
Der sriis Wsni9, benz sr mad ieiner
gtldtunft in bic 4auptitaht bsesansts,
toar bsr 4apslmtiitsr Iirmanu. Der
vlnblid bes Muiissrs srsnnsrts ben Dds
ter an ben tIsinen WioIaipisIsr, bsr aanas
lid aus isinsm UsbaHsniiie ssiarunesn
mar. @, s, 4.
,,Mmobsus 2" frua BET aapsIImsiiter
traiiris. - Gin idmersIiHss T6sma. !. i,
irrsdsn mir .lisbsr ben sttpas Anhsrsn,.. !.
Oenssn Sic ii@.... por sinieen Mlon6s
ssn... man iblsIts sbsn Sts GsAd. ~.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-27
u masfebrter stiI.

,Du, no lit benn auf einmat benz Sunb
fein STUDENT binSeratben 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-04-27
Sim NGthfeL GnnIiihe 9Idt

- Gin GGtbfeI. GnaIiibe BIGts
ter perDffentIiben foIgenbes Budget: ,.@u
Gins bra,l6ter idbrIl9 600 6ulSen, ieine
slpel Siensr foiten per Sabr an Rabrung,
Sobn &C., 1000 9ulben; ba er iebr einfah
m Der gsrpfleBung 1T, ben5tbi9t er fur
Ieine Yerlon nur 700 6ulben idbrli6 an
Spetie. 5iir RIeioung, 2aeerltatt &C., Bee
burf er idbrIid elmer Sun1me BON 200
5ulosn; oa er auf feline GeiunObsit bel
bait, mnb er bem Doftor idbrlip 100
Guloen 3ablen. Dies ergiebt cine Ge.
iammtlunsnle bon 5000 @uloen uno 70
piel brau9t mad senauer Ne4nuna ieber
snslii4s - 8olbIutrenaer Sabr far
Sa6r."
GinneueS SeuerIDfhmits
tel. Gin !9err Dumas bat bic ipihtiae
gntoeduus gema1t, baB NIT Mlaun ees
iattietes 9Saiier in bpbem 0raoe sic Gis
genI4aft befist baS sSeuer ausauI6ihen.
Ulan bat ilh bieie griheinans einfah
oaburb su erfldren, OaB ii1 Der AInun
aus Der SDIuns auf ben brennenoen @es
senltdnoen IN @eitalt elmer Rruite njsbers
i1last uao 10 ben sur 8erbrennuns ums
sntbebrIiden 3utritt bes SauerItOifss Oer
Suit rtrbinoert. Die franS6liimen sseaerz
ipebrlents iino periu1spsiie nit Glnrids
tlnsen ausssrlitet tuorosn. I'm ioIGe
AlaunlDiunssn Il, Sas Gsusr ,u 5alsu-
bern.
Sdat Der D0geI ror Der
Witta8sfonns. gisIe TossIbelibss
elanben ibrem NoseI cine Mpbltbat 6as
our4 an eripeileH, bab lie ben adfg oess
islben IN oas 6rsis bdngeu. go ipobIs
tbusno nun fur ben SnIaIen BEE 0dfi0s
bic wlcrse,lioans III 70 i@dbli4 trirb filr
ben WoesT baaseen bic NsittaaSionne.
Die Deiitsr, iuslhs ipo1l IN allen Td0sn
I'M outsn Ulauben tanesln. tsbsn{eil ni&t,
bak D0s ftsie umbtrfIisesn III ols Q)lits
taD1jpnne oaa3 a,tosrs iit aI6 ber npy
neu ienesubsn GenntujsraflAt ulltk es
4Qtts Guitnthalt int sHasA a. libts
aSans vfnosaaan "A sslD
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-06

hNuNhlNt hAlNff NONs Ait lofVs- s-ut
DEAR Mn. FISHrR:-A year ago and
moro | spoke to YOU about purchasing
an interest In the Northern Pacific rail-
road for yourself and any one You might
choose to associate with yourself The
matter passed by without my being able
20 control Il and nothing moro was said
about Il. Since then the jay Cooke con-
tract has been perfected, additional leg
islation has been obtained and 30 miles
of the road are well nigh completed and
the whole line will be pushed forward
rapidly.
BY strange revolution OF circum-
stances | am again able To control an in
tcrcst, and if you desire Il, you can have
Il. The whole road ls divided into twenty
four shares. of which JAY Cooke & Co.
have twelve. The interest speak Of is
one-half of one twonty-iourth or one one
hundred and ninety-second OF
/ the entire franchise, being that
portion of the oighty-one millions
OF stock that are being divided MS tho
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-06
HOSIERY

Ladies' White, Brown, Fancy and Solid
Colors ut lOc., ~ &c. and lic.-form 'rly ljc.
aud 2Oc.
Ladies' Solid Color, d. REGULAR, at 2r--ror-
merry BE.
Ladies' Solid Color, Fun Regular, ut S0c.--
formerly iOc. Ladies' Solid Color, Fun Rcgu-
lar, ~ iOc,-iurmrrly 5jc. Ladies' solid Color
Full Regular, ut Dc.--iormrrly &c. Ladies'
solid Color, Full Regular, AT 60c.--formcrly
1jc. Ladies' solid Color Fun Regular, at zoe.
-lOrmcrlySl.
Ladies' Hair Line striped at %jc.--formcr-
ly 500. Ladies' Hair Line Striped at 5,c.--
formerly zoe.
Ladies' Fancy, striped. Checked, etc.,
nj 2ic.-formorly 81 ,c. LndicS Fancy, strip
ed, Checked, otc, ut iOc-lorncrly SIC. Lat
dies Fancy, striped, Checked, etc, nj Oc.-
formerly 7Oc. Ladies' Fancy, striped, Check
ed, etc, at Tlc.-formcrly 81.
Ladies' Balbriggan Hose ut %c.-iormcrly
S5c. Ladies' llalhrgg0n llosc nj 3jc.-formcr-
~ SOC. LadlcE Balbriggan Hose nt i5c.--for-
merly TOc. Ladies' BalhriggRn Hose at JOc.-
formerly zoe. I.adleT Balhriggan Hose vt
G5c.-formorlv 81. Ladies' Bnlbriggan Hose
ut 75c.-formorly fl95.
Largo lines OF Ladies' I.lsle and silk Hose,
Ladies' and Misses BLACK, Cotton, Bnlhrig.
gan, lirlc and silk Hose. Misses and Chill
drcn'S Hosc In sll styles, colOrs, sizes and
qualities,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-06

'Nompletc limo Colorcd Skirts nj proper
lionntc figures.
Largo assortment BnlbrigsNn India Gauze
fcsia nj greatly reduced prices.
Inisnts' Nnd Childrcns Underwear ALEC in
frcot variety, aud they have not been spared
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-06

SO many days of nceant cutting and carving and Sang of
RCES in which Every Department has suffered and bed has
effective great extent in reducing the value and volume
{ our stock: hut the end is not yet!
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-06
The Large t Stock of

EAPLB and FANCY GROCERIES
and the lowest prices in the city at
RYiN 6 BRADSHAW, SIS Elm ST.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-06
THE BATTLE IS NOT YET OVER

As the Following Reductions will Prove;
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
Mysterious Disappearance.


Some time ago, miner named Il. A.
Powell visited Tucson and made an ex.
travagant statement of the richness OF
certain claims he had discovered in Mar
icopa county. He was well dressed and
exhibited coin and pocketfall Of gold
nuggets. His health seemed to be poe r,
and he complained Of some incurable ILL
ness in the chest.
As he hired several men at Lordsburg,
Benson and Tucson, advanced wages
to them in several instances, and
purchased team for them by which
they were to convey themselves and
baggage to the mine, his story seemed
reasonable enough to believe. At the
time he started from Tucson he left di.
rsctions about his mail being sent to
Wicksnbnrg; but all letters addressed to
him at that place have been returned
undelivered.
His relatives in the South have writ.
ten concerning him, but have obtained
no clue to his whereabouts. We there
fore conclude that Powell was either
crazy or a liar; or that he has been mur-
dered or died q natural death, and Oils
an unknown grave.-Tucson Inder.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
areeley,s Apstemiousness.

Gen. Sheridan relates the following
anecdete Of Horace Greeley:
was stationed at New Orleans when
Mr.. Greeley came there on his tour when
q candidate for the presidency. The old
Creole residents gave him dinner, and
to make it as fine'an affair as possible,
each Of the many hosts was laid under
contributions for some Of the rarest
wines in his cellar. When dinner was
announced and the half shell oysters had
disappeared, the waiter appeared at Mr..
Greeley's seat with plateful of beauti.
full shrimp. "You can take them away.
he said to the waiter, and then he added
apologetically to the Mortified old French
Creole gentleman who presided. II
never eat insects Of any kind" Later Oh
soup was served, and at tha same time .
glass of delicious white wine was places,
at Mr.. Greeley's right hand. He pushed
Il aside quietly, but not unobserved by
the chief host. "Do you not drink
wine e,' he asked. "No." answered MIR.
Greeley, II never drink any liquors:
''Is there anything you would like to
drink with your soup| the host then
asked, little disappointed. III you've
got it," answered Mr.. Greeley, land il
isn't any trouble, I'd like to have a
glass Of fresh butterinilk." "Mon
Dieur' said the host afterwards. in his
broken English, "ze idea OF electing to
re presidency man vot drink butter.
milk Wis his soup"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
The Wrong Back.

An invalid gentleman and his wife en-
gagged q berth in Pullman car; towards
midnight the patient awoke with Sc.
we're pain in his back, and asked his wife
to apply q mustard plaster as quickly
a. possible. The latter at once got the
plaster ready, and then ran to the other
end of the carriage TO warm it at the
lamp to make it draw all the better.
Returning to her sick husband the little
woman unfortunately went to the wrong
section, which happened to be occupied
by stout wine merchant, who was fast
asleep. She quickly drew the curtain,
lifted the bedclothes, and in a twinkling
clappsd the plaster on the Travellers
back. At that moment the sick husband
called out from his berth, "Mary, what
long time you are" Now the poor
woman tirst became aware of her terrible
mistake. Hnrrying to her husband, she
told him in q whisper what she had
done. The poor sufferer could not help
)sughing in spite Of his pain, and he
D4ughed until his pain had left him.
Then all was still for . while, until sud
denly loud cries and imprecations were
proceeding from the wine merchant.
''Herr Observation-Disclosures! Vot
is dot I haf on my pack! Himmel
bomber branaten. elements, donnemnd
Hagelwatter! Whew, how it purns!
Water! fret ah! oh, my packl de pet is
on fret dunder and lighdningl Vaterl
My pack!"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13

Notice Is 'reby given that application will he
made to the Council OF the city OF Los Angeles,
ut the session OF the said Council TO be held
Monday, May 9Th, A. d. 1884. for qnit-claim
deeds from said city to sacramento .. de Lugo.
Carmen V. de Reyes. Miguel Marquee Bonifacio
Marguez, jr., Francisco Marquee, Jnanita Mar.
Quez and rriscliana Marquee, Of all those GER
tain lots Of land situate in the city OF Los An
geles, In the county of Los Angeles, State of
California, bounded and described rs follows,
to-wit:
To Sacramento o. de Lugo, that certain lot
commencing at point in the oisterly line OF
CASTELAR, street, said psint distant 240 feet
southerly from the s. E. corner of High and
Castelar, streets; thence running northerly and
along the line Of CASTELAR, street thirty feet
$50 ft); thence easterly and Mt right angeles les
feet TO point in the westerly line of lot Block
32; thence southerly and along said line thirty
$50 ny; thence N. t6 W. 165 ieet to the place Of
beginning.
And to Carmen v, de Reyes, Miguel Marquee
Juanita Marquee Boniiacio Marquiz. jr, Fran
cisco Marquee and Priscilliana Marquee, as ten
ants in common. the following described lot,
commencing at point in the easterly line Of Cas-
tear street, said point distant southerly 2l0 feet
from the $. E. corner Of CASTELAR, and High
streets: thence northerly and along the line Of
CASTELAR, street thirty (30) feet thence \, 66' e.
l65 feet to the W. line of lot 4, block S2 thence
southerly and along said w. line thrty(30)feet 10
the N. L corner OF lot of Sacramento o. de Lugo;
thence at right angeles and westerly To the point
OF beginning l65 feet. more or less, and being
part Of lot 0, block 80 reference being had for
both descriptions to the map Of said lots fled IN
the office Of the Clerk Of said Council.
Reference is made to the abstract Of title, pc.
tition and map now on file in my office and all
parties interested are hereby notified that they
are required to file their objections, il any they
have, in writing, at least one day before the said
session of the Council Of May 9Th, 1884.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clark of the Ce,,ncil NJ the City of Iaa Anoeias
Los Angeles. April 25. A. ID. 1854.
angl AZ
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
Drinks Native Wines.

King Humbert, OF Italy, has resolved
render italian wines fashionable, and
|th the exception Of champagne, all
mes served at the Royal Court. are ex.
hsively native ones. White Stradella
> now taken the place Of Chabiis, Nal.
tia aud Muscat. and that Of Hook,
blio and Alta CalIina are served in
|ad of Bordeaux. Ex-khedive Isn,ail
kha who resides in Italy. has followed
and. notwithstanding his prophet.
|hibition OF the drinking Of the juiee
he grape, has changed his wine list
similnr way.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
A Lark's Trust in Mankind.

A romantic incident is vouched for by
Fhe Elgin Courant, a Scotch paper. A
gentleman while in the fields heard the
fries Of bird apparently in distress.
Looking up he saw lark pursued by a
pawk which, by series OF fierce dashes,
ried to secure his prey. For time the
|ark evaded the attacks. but the hawk
kontinued to gain, and the lark. terror
tricken. seeing the man below. came
lown like ap arrow aud actually fut-
cred into his hand, where it covered,
Trembling. The pursuer followed until
ikdin six yards, bat seeing what had
ccurred ii flew of in disgust. After q
Fme the lark was liberated. when 1t
pared aloft, singing, doubtless. a song
gratitude to its delivercr.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
In the Superior Court Of the County of
Los Angeles, State of California.
Order 10 Show Cause on Application of Guardian
for Order OF Sale ol Real Estate.
In the Matter OF the Estate and ardianship Of
Catherine L. Howard, Insane.

II appearing to this Court from the petition
this day pre,ented and Tiled by V. L. Howard,
the guardian of the person and estate OF Cath
crime h. Howard, an insane person. pgsying for
an order OF sale of certain zeal estate belonging
TO his said ward that il would he beneficial IL
| said ward that such real estate should be sold.
1t IL hereby ordered, that the next OF kin OF
the said ward and all persons interested in the
said estate. appear before this Court ON
Thursday, the :Dth Day OF May,
a. ID. 1881,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Courtroom OF this
Court. at the city OF Los Angeles. in the county
Of Los Angeles, wherein presides the undersigned,
Judge OF said Court then and there t. show
cause why an older should not be granted for
The sale Of such estate at private sale as prayed
for in said petition.
And it is further ordered, that a copy OF this
order be published at least three successive weeks
before the said day of hearing, in the Los
AkdELEs DAILY HERALD, newspaper printed
and published in said county of Los Angeles.
Dated and done in open Court this 2Sth day Of
April, 1884. apsgtd
HENRY NJ. SMITH,
Judge OF the Superior Court OF Los Angeles
County,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
Wednesday, the ssth bay OF MAY :.
Hospital Supplies.

CLsRK's oFFicE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Los Angeles. April ~, 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until Moncay, May 9Th, 1884, at 10 o'clockA. NJ ,
for furnishing supplies for the County Hospital
for the ensuing year.
Specifications for the same on file In this office
The Board vserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
certified check for $3.50 must accompany
each bid.
BY order Of the Board Of Supervisors
aplstd A. w, POTTS Clerk.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Martin soel,ner, deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the underslgncd, ad
ministratriX with the will annexed OF the
estate OF Martin Soellner, deceir ed, to
claims against the said deceased to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within tout
months after the first publication of this notice
to the said administrator, with the will annexed
at the Office OF her attorney, Thos. u. Brown,
Rooms No 81 aud - Temple Block. in the city
and county of Los Angeles, State OF California.
Dated at Los Aneeei May 5th 1854.
CARRIE SoELLNER
Administrator, With the will annexed, OF the es-
tate Of Martin Soonor deceased my6 ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
Proposals for Constructing a
Sidewalk on Spring Street.


Notice Is herehy given that sealed proposals
will be received by the undersigne up to this
meeting, 81 the Council Of the city Of Los Angeles
OF May lsth. A. y. iss4, for the furnishing all
material andthe coustru ,tion Of a sidewalk on
tine west side Of Spring stree in front Of the city
lot ON y, W, corner u Spring street and S.-cond
street and including thu sidewalk on the ~ W
eorner oi said streets. being lSO 10 mp OF lcss
in lcngth, said sidewalk 60 be OF a>phaltum and
brink with stone curb. - of artificial stone II
stone cnyh, tbs proposals TO state therein tho
material OF which saih sidewalk shall be com
posed, providing the proposal shall be acrelted
A certified check for $50, payable 10 the Orsicr
OF the undersigned. must accompany each bid
~ surety that the bidder viii enter into
contract In conformity with his bid iftbo same
is accepted BY the Councd.
The Council reserves the right 10 reject any
and all bids.
By oricr of the Council Of the CITY of Los An.
gsles At IL meeting of MAY 5th, A. =. lssi.
W. w. ROBiNS5N,
Clerk Of the Council OF the CITY Of Los AnxelrsL
Los Auvsles, Msyt,h. A. u fsss nyset
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
Stewed Terrapin.
IPhlladelpnia CALI

James said a Florida hotel proprie.
to his steward, did you order more
oning to be put in the slowed terra.
The guests complained that the
was too iishy." "Yes, sr." "And
You get 1t on the bill of fare as
Maryland" eyes, SIR" "Ths
lern invalids won't cat anything
ish. Yon are quite sure about the
Pning 7 oh, yes, cir. It's hot
Ugh TO take the tartar OF their teeth. !"
fy well. then. just put what's left
p alligator into the refrigerator and
give 'em some more Tomorrow"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
Re-Registration of Voters.
OFFICE OF THR COUNTY CLERK oF
% AH.r..l.a.. 1.atrr.A .


II is heraby ordered that the County Cleik
the county Of Los Angeles, shall procure new
books for the registration OF the qualified cleo
tors OF Los Angeles county and shall pr oceed to
ro-register the voters Of said county in conforni-
ity with the Political Code of the State of Cali
fornia:
''SEc 1904. There must be kept in the office
tee County CLERK of each county, Great Regis
ter; whenever deemed necessary the Board OF
supervisors OF any county may, by order. re-
qure re-registraton Of the voters of said
county, which said erder shall be published in
at least one newspaper Published in sail
county for not less th1n six mouths preced-
ing the next ensuing general election. Such
registration shall conform in all respects to the
provisions of this Code concerning original regis
tration, except that any person applying for re
registration shall he entitled thereto upon show
ing that his name was enrolled and uneancelled
on the former Great Register
The former Great Register OF Los Angeles
county must be preserved by the County Clerk,
but shall not be used for the uHrposes of any
election after the lst day Of November, 1854.
BY order Of the Boari Of Supervisors OF the
county of Los Angeles this Sth day OF February,
A. D., 1851. A. W. POTTS
fehl0 6m Clerk OF the Board
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
Never Look on It in That Light.

'I'se done left de Yergers," )" said Ma.
Tidy SNOWFALL to Amanda Grow.
"Whoffor you left 'em. Didn't dey
pay you your wages!"
80. yes, dey paid me my wages, an
Mrs. Yerges has nebber gibben me any
sass, but left 'em all de same"
well, den, whotfor you left 'em.'
II left 'em kase of late Mrs. Yerger
has got so weak and puny dat her siik
dress what l has been wearin' tel
balls and parties doan' fit me no noah. ;
'.Hits save yer right, MAtildy; ef yer
hadn't carried off to your folks all Dc
groceries, Mrs. Yerger nebber would hal
fallen off so much 10 flesh. Ys was in
jurin' yo'self, Mstildy."
II nebber looked on II In dat ar light.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-13
Completion of the Grading and
Improvement of Buena Vista
Street. between High Street
and Virgin Street.

Notice Ia hereby given that the work and i'm.
proyemsnt OF the grazing and Improvement Of
fnena Vista street. bets cen tligh streetand Virgin
street. and the contract therefor have been com
plotted by the contractors, A. happa y. Gay,
and that the Council Of the city of Los Angeles
will hear objections 90 tn, manner in which
said work and improvement have been done at
its meetiny Ct May IN. A. u. 1884, from any
and all persons directly iaterestcd In said xork
Nv order Of the Council of the city ot Los An
gelcs Mt Its meeting u April 2sth. A. u iss4.
W. W. kuBINSoN,
Clerk Of the Council Of the city OF J 10 Angels.
Los Angeles, Arfil e9th. A. Il. lSSl spsO 81