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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08

The Stockton Mail copies approyingly the
following from the Los Angeles HERALD
which should have great publicity and is re-
peated for the benefit OF those who failed to
read the article on It's first appearance;
"Now that the travail and hurly-burly Of
the Presidential election are done with, ="
says tho Los Angeles HERALD, '.it IL right
that newspaper published In Los Angeles
should call attention 70 glaring insguality
years the victim, II Is only BY the recent
apportionment that the exceptional growth
Oi Southern California has been recognized
In any degree, and that only partially.
In fact, no data was accessible to the
late Legislature which would enable II to
give us more thnn two Senators and three
Assemblymen, because Its allotment was
founded upon the vote OF the gubernatorial
election of 1882 Since that date an aston
lshing number of new comers have become
eligible 10 vote, as the returns printed else
where will show. We are greatly mistaken
or Los Angeles county VIII either snrpass or
come very near Alameda county In the total
vote cast this year; and yet the county by
the BAY has three Senators and six Assem-
biymen, having n total representation IN the
Legislature OF nine members to our FIVE.
The solution Of the difficulty
unuucstiOnnbly lies III the creation of II
new state, to be called Los Angeles or
south California. All the prohibit
| lies point 70 the early evolution OF
| the new Commonwealth sagheious
| California Legislature could have postponed
| the inevitable day by more flexible system
| Of adjusting representation. II tax ltion
without representation Is robbery, tax ition
with only partial representation is rob ery
only lesser In degree. The tremendous
| strides In population which the election re
| turns of yesterday show to have been m tde
| IN Los Angeles during the past two years
| h I've been made In n lesser degree but still
| In splendid volume In all the southern coun
I a. II...t Ian N4Fll
| Injustice; and out of this protest will shortly
| grow united action in favor of the creation
| Of the new State. As the rotten borough
II tie Of Nevada dwludlos In population and
southern California is advancing In both
! with iuperinl strides"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Prohibition Needing.

There was spirited meeting of members
and friends Of this new party at Temperance
Hall, on Main street last night, J. W
Davis, President of the club, presid
ing. The club was ably addressed
by Mrs. Fannie sawyer, formerly matron
of the Orphans Home at Vallejo
Mr.. Mack Il. +. Elliott, of the Southern cali
fornta University, Mr.. J. IL. blanchard and
Mr.. viii II. Gould.
The addresses consisted of the experience
of the various speakers In the cause Of tenn
perancc in the Republican party and their
failure to accomplish any substantial results
except through the Prohibition party. One
speaker mentioned the actthat the chairman
and several members of the Republican
State Central Committee were members OF
the Liberal League. and that many Senators
and representative men In the party they
had always affiliated with, and had depend.
ed on to inaugurate reform in the abuse OF
at every turn, and were anything
hut friends Of temperance The
pledge was circulated, when several
signed 1t, which pledges its members to sup
port the nominees of the Prohibition party
for all offices of honor, profit or trust in pref
erence to any and all other parties. fixed
and steady determination to hold fast to
the Prohibition party in the future and
abandon all other parties. The club now
numbers two hundred members in this
county. Two more clubs will be organized
at other pointsin the county. The club then
adjourned to meet again In two weeks.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Artificial Marble,

The IN ,tcrlils for paper pulp abplad In
Southern Ctliiornii-strM, etctns, era
grass aud other nbrcs. THESE are now used
for the manufacture of artificial marble by
II simple process. 10 one and u half tons of
the paper pulp, Is added one and ne-eighth
pounds of bichromate Of potash, forty nine
pounds of glue, fifteen pounds of alum, and
two pounds Of q sillcate This solution is
mixed thoroughly with the paper pulp, and
the composition Is put throughnny ordinary
paper-making machinery the sheets being
subjected to unusual pressure between the
rollers, to give them more density than Gus
tomary. Five sheets are coated Mt II time
with the solution, aud placed with the faces
In contact, after which they are passed
through the rollers, becoming one solid piece
OF artificial marble, after withstanding the
slate, the alum and silicate rendering II fire
proof This marble is only about the weight
of poplar wood or paper car wheels aud
houses, hut II Is much more tough aud dura
BILE than slate and cannot be injured by any
customary use, while nothing less than ex-
trcme violence can cause even the bending
of u slab made of this material.
This patent marble will be II great conve
nience in the manufacture of monuments
for cemeteries, MS II can he made much
cheaper than marble can he quarried or pol
ishod, especially In Los Angeles, where the
services of skilled stone.cutters and lapidl
ries are expensive, will this discovery be oi
great value II Is very likely thnt a manu-
factory Of this substitute for marble will he
established In Los Angeles,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
X. of II.

The brilliant society of Olive Lodge, X. o
F., No. %, have moved into their new Clstl,
Hall, SO 5. Spring street. The rooms are fit
ted mp in elegant style. On Thursday even
ing the Knights occupied their new hall and
had delightful time. The Castle Hall /,
oommodious, and the ante-rooms are large
and fitted mp with every desired conven
fence. Many visitors were present from tht
other lodges in this city, and under the cad
Of Good OF the Order" there were speeche
by Chancellor Commander Knox and Past
Chancellor Brown, of rriColor Lodge
Albert Brown was elected Chancellor Com
inandcr vice Ling, resigned, and I. 4. Gard
ner was elected Vice e.Chancellor, vice Brown,
promoted. Both officers were Installed by
District Deputy Rocques. After the lodge
closed all the members and visitors present
adjourned to Eckert's restaurant and par
took of an oyster supper by invitation of the
newly Installed Chancellor Commander and
Nice-C Chancellor Toasts were given and
congratulatory speeches made by J. +. Hol-
brook, Past Chancellor Of Olive Lodge, and
+. A. Weed, Master at Arms Of Tri Color
Lodge
Castle TTallwill be occupied every Tuesday
evening by Magnolia Division, No. 2I Uni
form Rank, la Fraternity Lodge on wednes.
day evenings, Olive Lodge on Thursday, aud
Tri Color on Friday evenings of each week
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
persop.I Mention,

Maximum Thermometer $50.
Minimum Thermometer. bhh,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
An oPULEyr SQUARE MILE.
A Specimen OF the weaits Of Los
H Angeles County.

A nne specimen Of the great agricultural
wealth Of Southern California Is shown by
the square mile Of land belonging and used
by the Wright Brothers. situated three miles
southwest Of Florence and the same distance
northwest Of Compton. II has Il road on
two sides, the one on the east side leading
10 Los Angeles aud the one on the south to
Green Meadows. The residence Of the
owners. a large aud handsome edihee. Is on
the west side Of this opulent 90 acres. Sew
erai other smaller houses are scattered
through this large tract, for the use Of the
wOrkmen, most Of whom have families
aud always stick by their employers,
as they are always well treated and are con.
tent. The entire square mile Is enclosed by
substantial fence, with no passage through
at any place. At the house where the own
ers live there II a shallow well and Wind
mill, sufficient for domestic purposes, the
cultivation Of flowers aud twenty acre gar
den Of vegetables and fruits which supply
every one on the farm. This enclosure is
separated from the rest OF the rancho, as
also II a chicken ranch Of two acres adjoin-
Ing. The remainder OF this dairy farm Is
divided by fences In each direction Into
twelve parts, Of My acres each. which,
with the grounds around the house, the
vegetables and chickens, make up the entire
acreage. In nearly the center OF this rich
pond about Ave acres In extent, which Is
used to water stock the year around. 80 that
dry seasons never come to this favored spot.
There are gates through the partition fences,
~ that stock can be led to different fields,
or led to water. Half OF this farm Is devoted
To the raising Of cattle, both for dairying
aud beef The other half Is used for pastur-
ing horses and cows. Al cheap rate per
month The plnce has for years been owned
by the Wright brothers, who have made
competency out Of II, and the place II Is not
for sale People who never saw this exten'
size farm, and who are In the vicinity al
ways stop to look at II, aud admire It's order
and system, aud long for the golden profits
which II brings during all the year, where
summer aud greenfield never. and winter
never comes. This Is one of the specimens
Of California dairy farming that Is n surprise
10 people from the east, who are at work
hall the year to provide and store up food
for their stock during the rest Of the year.
The profits Of dairy farming and stockrais'
ing In Los Angeles county are iuorc than
double what they are In any Of the Atlantic
states The Wright brothers rancho is
good illustration of this proposition,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08

n. G. Carter. Of Sierra Madre, Ia registered
at the 81. Elmo.
Gov. Geo sloncman. Of san Gabriel, Is
stopping ht the st. Elmo.
A. S. IIadly and wife. Of San Bernnrdino
are registered nj the st. Elmo.
Mr.. b. SCHNEIDER, Of San Bernardino Is
registered ut the st. Charles
Warren NJ. Poorman, Of San Francisco, Is
stopping at the Grand Central.
Mr. John Burton of Jersey city, Is regis
tered at the Grand Central.
Mr.. J. b. Donnelly and family, of Detroit
are stopping ut the Grand Central hotel.
Mr.. J. srcsovlch, one Of the leading met
chants Of Tucson, Is In the city ON business
Prof. Bard OF Fresno. the well known
nurseryman, formerly OF Los Angeles, Il
stopping at the H. Charles Hotel.
Mr.. D. Freeman, one of the largest farmers
In the United States, the proprietor Of the
centlnela aud sausal Redondo ranches, Is In
the city.
Mr.. W. X. Toppan Of Chicago who spent
the winter here last year, arrived by the
southern overland yesterday, aud Is register.
cd at the st. Elmo.
Judge Jas. W. Tonncr, of Santa Ana, paid
the HERALD pleasant call yesterday. The
Judge, in common with the Democracy, is
oyerjoyed at the election Of Cleveland.
Mcssrs. skin, Sawyer, Singleton, Moon,
Brown and Crump and Misses Helen
sawyer, Kitty BELL aud Mary walker, OF the
Nashville students Company, are ut the 81.
Charles Hotel.
A party consisting of Jno. J. Valentine,
President Of Wells, Fargo Co.. wife,
daughter and maid, II. H. iIamer, his pri-
vate Secretary. aud Aaron Stein, the genial,
good looking and humorous superintendent
home onlcc Of this great express and bank
ing company In San Francisco, are sojourn.
ing nj the 81. Elmo Mr., Valentine and Mt.
IIamer leave for New York by the Southern
route to-day. Mrs. Valentine and the rest
of the party return to San Francisco by the
north bound train this afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
TncI,ns,o of the Pioneers.

Mr.. Jacob Bosshard. the last unmarried
member of the Pioneer Band, was yesterday
united In marriage with Miss Marie Rech-
steiner.
The occasion was one Of unusual Interest,
and was attended by large number of the
friends Of the happy couple. Among the
guests present were Rev. Mr.. schuldt and
wife, MIR. g. ii. Matthay and wife
Mr.. Louis Gottschalk, 1t. Louis Mis-.
souri,, Mrs. Z, Lake, Mrs. J, Muck, Miss
Antoine Muck, Mr., A. Zech and wife. Mrs. 9
schnell Miss Fannie Schnell, Mrs. J. Bumil
Ter, Mr.. II. Markwalter aud wife, Mrs. Her
rig, Adolph Hcrrig, Mrs. Herman, Mr.. Fuhr
berg, Miss Carrie Laubenhelmer Miss cnth
arlna Ncpps, Mr. q. Gnase and wife, Mis-
Louisa Riebe, Prot A. Kalmbach, Mrs. Cath
arine Bosshnrd. Mr.. Herman Bosshard aud
wife, Mr., y. Adam aud wife, Mr.. Louis Ebin'
ger and wife. MFR. John Bosshard and wife
Mrs pima and Miss PAUL. Nil,
The presents were numerous and costly
and the happy couple had Joyous time
with many wishes for their future happiness
and prOspprity.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Steamer Passengers,

The following passengers left for san Diego
yesterday, per steamer orizaba:
Miss Ada Forrest, Charles Farwcll, W. C.
Tyndall, Mrs. A. Brooks, Mrs. l.. l.. johnson,
A. W. Delane, wife and three children, H. l.,
Stilwell, G. W. Mcpherson, Dave Linder
man, II. A, Maison, DIR. ]. 4, Fuller, Alfred
James, C. Miller, wife and children. NJ Rie
del, Mrs. Stroebel and child, Mrs, S. pintei
and child John Berg, A. Denk, +. Buman, +
Pope, w Dowles and wife, John Lickert
wife and child, Charles Lickert, Angus
Friemark, A. Groppengroepcr, wife ant
child, Paul wiegand, wife and three chill
dren, Joseph Rehor and wife, Jacob Reho
and wife John Hogan, A. Gifroerer.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Paving Off the Debt. .

The national debt was reduced during oc
tober last to the extent OF ts,3O7 1872, which
was almost fifteen cents apiece for every
man. woman aud child In the United States
This Is rapid method Of getting rid of the
public debt, which will soon be one of the
things of the past At this rate of decrease
the debt will he only memory in hnlf 1
dozen years from date. This is paying of
the debt In hurry. and might be deferred
to later period, The internal revenn,
taxes IN Los Angeles might be reduced one
half and then the revenue would he nmpl,
for the payment of the usual expenses of tn,
government and the Interest ON the debt
with n steady animal reduction of the publ,
debt. At present our internal revenue take
are too high, and the national debt is heinl
paid too rapidly. Give the people more re
lief from taxation and make haste slowly, il
the wish Of the people Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Fine store Cnlnrwcmc,,t,

Meyberg Bros, of the Downey Block, have
In addition to their immense establishment
rented the capacious store room adjoining
lately occupied by the Capitol Store, and are
now fitting it up and cutting openings
through the partition, SO as to virtually
throw the whole establishment into ont
store-room. by this addition they will hay,
floor room OF seven thousand and eight
hundred feet, besides the galleries.. which
enables them to materially increase theii
facilities for handling their business, which
has grown from u small beginning to such
this Improvement Il will enable this enter
prising firm to display their goods to much
better advantage, and at the same time make
decided improvement in the appearance
of things in that conspicuous locality.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
RcllI lnsMIls.

The only rancor shown by the Republicans
last night over the Democratic victory was N
the stereopticon In front of Downey Block
The enthusiastically souled individual indi
vidual who controlled 1t, put out badly ex
ecuted picture ofa jackoss, hraying "Hurral
for CleyelandV' With u pair of spectacle,
on, this jackass would have borne u strong
to exhibit IT,
These petty insults only rebound to the
discredit of the men who originate them
The man who conducted the stereoptican Il
lures In the world, and his political conduct
Is susceptible of very great improvement, II
there is any element of soundness left in hi,
decayed makeup on to which honorable
principles could be grated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Deu.ua for n New state

The stockton Mail copies approyingly the
following from the Los Angeles HERALD
which should have great publicity and Is re-
peated for the benefit OF those who failed to
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08

"Purest OF family beyerages-EoLA TEA
To young widows. II you desire another
husband, use Peck's Premium perfumes.
Try Jankershim 4 Co.'S new process rollel
flour.
Ladies' should use Peck's Premium per
fumes. For sale at all druggists.
II you desire to see the Darkey as he ap
pears at home. on the plantation and In hi,
meeting, do not fail to attend one Of the con
certs given by the original Nashville stu
dents tonight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Stpin-nnerOSS.

Los Angeles was honored yesterday by tn,
wedding Of Aaron Stein, of san Francisco
TO Miss Claresa Dueross, of Pennsylvania
The parties met here by appointment, Al
the residence Of VIM. Pridham, at the Baker
Block. The happy pair start for San Fran
cisco this afternoon Mr.. Stein has many
friends and acquaintanccs in Southern Cali
tornia who will Join in the kindest wishes
TO the happy couple in their journey down
life's stream.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Passengers south ana East

MERGED, Nov. 7.-Following is a list of the
south bound passengers passing here this
evening
Dclayan Beck and wife, ID Han, X n Born
Mr. 4 A Bruce and wife, NJ Stanton, w A
ton, John McComb, Mr. Cramer, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
COURT REPORTS.
superior Court-s,nith, j.

donaldson vs Donaldson-fen days fur
ther time for defendant to plead.
Osborne ct ux. vs.. McCreery-Passed In
form ,lly
IIollenbeck ct nj. vs.. Niles ct ',-Sixtl
District Agricultural Association granted
leave to file complaint.
Estate aud guardianship of Nellie {, Rich
ards, minor-Final account of guardian set
tied and allowed and guardian discharged
HOWARD, j.
Pico vs.. Lazo aud wife-Plaintih allowe,
to select which court he shall proceed un
der.
city VS.. Jones ct al.-Report of Commits
sioncrs heard aud submitted plaintiff nj
lowed until Monday to file brief, and defend
ants three days thereafter to reply.
city vs.. Sentous-Reporto of Commissioner
continued Till tomorrow at u IN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08

The Hcrnld In CoItOn.

The Cotton Semi-Tropic of last week says
1.-THE Los Angeles HERALD, with its usua
spirit of enterprise and wish to please 1t,
subscribers, last Monday issued a supple
ment, containing beautiful and life-likt
Autographs of the Democratic county nom
inees for office. II is a fine piece Of worl
and reflects great credit upon the manage
ment of the paper"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Aersat piscovery,

Thai Is daily bringing Joy 10 The homcs oi
thonsands BY saving niaify Of their dear
ones from an early grave. Truly 1T Kings
New Discosefy fof Consumption. Coaghs.
Colds, Asthms, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss
Of voice, Tickling In the Throat. Pain In the
Side and Chest. or any disease nl the Throat
and Lungs, a positive cure Gnaranleed.
Trial Bottles free al q. v. HeinzemAn's Drug
Store, Large size ti.00
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Important Meeting.

All fruit growers and those interested in
its varied culture should attend an i'm
portant meeting at the Board of Trade
rooms, in the Baker Block, tomorrow after.
noon at two O'Clock, to discuss the advisa-
bility of adopting a standard aud uniform
orange box, which will probably be adopted
by the members present, Other important
matters relative 10 fruit culture will also be
discussed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
The Latest

styles In fine dress goods, hosiery, gloves,
handkerchiefs, buttons plushes. trimmings
and ladies underwear at Coulters at very
low figures, corner Spring and Second
streets. Go and take a look, 1t will cost you
tnthiug
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Fact.
"e''

Don't fail to visit b, +. COulter's great re
duction sale. 1000 pairs of beautiful, all
wool, white bed blankets to be sold at mill
prices. We believe that we can safely say
tnat the Los Angeles Woolen Mills blankets
and flanncls are made of better wool and
are of finer finish than any others found on
this coast. No cotton or shoddy mixture, but
all wool Of the very best quality, and that
one pair of these blankets are worth two
pair sold elsewhere for all wool hut mixed
with cotton. Be sure you attend this sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
RiR Diupmers.

over Indulgence In eating and drinking
is generally followed by headaches, dull
ness, langOur and other disagreeable sensa-
tions Anyone finding himself In that un-
fortunate state will obtain relief most readi.
ly by taking syrup of Figs. c. F. iIeinze-
man Is agent for Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Passengers due From the East
Tn.nnv.

The following is the list of passenger,
from the East, via the Southern route, to ar
rive in Los Angeles at 1920 +. NJ. to-day
specially telegraphed to the HERALD from
Casa Grande, Arizona:
Miss c Holbrook, A L Whitaker, Oak
land; Mrs p Coop, Tucson; Mrs Burnenfeld
Miss Mcfarland, San Francisco; J IL Worth
and wife, Kansas City VIM Darbinsky, Cliff
ton (: NJ Allen, Wilcox, A T; c G Steele, Hot
Springs A T; II Babby, Melfort, Texas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
(hIIrrli AncinI.

The ladies of the Trinity NJ f. Church
gave most agreeable and delightful social
last night at the c0mm0dious pHrlars of the
new church on Fort street. II T. understood
that these pleasant reunions will be ~
tinued during the winter season.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Election KMnIOrs.

Late last night report was circulated on
on the streets that Mr.. Ben +, Ward wa,
elected Recorder and Melvin Nudge Super
visor, but the hour was so late that there
was no opportunity of verifying or disprov
lug the report The facts inthe case VIII be
determined to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
The IiNnIi.

By change In the Tivoli Theater advertise
ment in this mornings HERALD it viii be
seen that the management have reduced
the prices OF general admission from 50
cents 10 - cents and children from p cents
To Is cents The great domestic drama of
"Fanchou, the cricket" now occupies the
boards, and Is very creditably rendered.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
Life saving Present.

Mr.. NJ. ". Allison, OF Hutchinson, Kan.
saved his life by simple trial bottle Of Dr
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
which caused him to procure n large bottle
that completely cured him. when doctors
change OF climate and everything else ha,
failed. Asthma, Bronchitis, HOarseness
Severe Coughs, and all Throat and Lnnj
diseases, II Is guaranteed to cure. Tria
Bottles free at G. Y. iIelnzeman's Drug Store
Large size 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
OfIutere., TO Eyerybody,

Housekeepers, tanchers, hotels. lodging
houses and campers, you can buy your
blankets cheaper than ever at Coulter's new
store, corner Spring and Second streets; 1905
pairs, all pure wool; n guarantee goes with
each pair, Don't forget this when you buy
blankets See II they will stand the acid
test; cotton and shoddy will not.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08

Ayers Cherry Pectoral wonderfully in
creases the power and lexibility OF the voice
enabling public speakers to speak clearly
and without fatigue. II people who are
troubled with colds would take Ayers
places OF entertainment, they would avoid
coughing, greatly to the comfort OF both the
he rers and speakers
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08

Did you ever hear the singing of South
ern camp meeting or have yoh evet listened
to the wildwood harmony Of a parcel of col
ored deckhands on a lover river steamer
II so, you can Imagine the concert given by
the Nashville Students tonight
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
MARRIED..

SrEIN-DUEROsS-Int this city, october 6th
1884, Aaron Stein, of San Francisco, to
Clarcssa Dueross, of Pennsylvania. No
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08

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 1t superior
In every respect to any other machine In the
market Several other leading machines
constantly on hand. Machines sold on the
installment plan. liberal allowance in, ex
change for old machines. Reasonable time
Is allowed for trial before the first payment
Is required. You can save from tento TWEEN
ty dollars canvasser's commission by buying
your machines at the Sewing Machine
headquarters, Spring street, Nadeau Block
Los Angeles, Cal, John Burns General
Agent. eep7tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-08
In Order 10 close

The HERALD acknowledges. the receipt of
complimentary Invitation to a social to be
given by the Bon Ton Club, at Armory Hall
Nov u 1884