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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-13

1sas. SEVENTH 1880.
ANNUAL FAIR +!
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DIS II h lot
Agricultural Association,
Los ANGELES, CAL.
MONDAY, Got. H
SATURDAY, OcTOBER 10, INCLUSIVE.
THE BEST RACING LIST EVER OFFERED .
$4,000 inPQrseS and Premiums
kO-An Enlarged aud Attractive Prem
ium List for the horticultural and Agri.
cultural Departments In active preparation.
PROGRAMMES or RACES:
first Day-Tuesday, October is.
No. l.--Running Race. purse s150, dash u
OF mile. free for all two-year.olds.
Humping race. purse $50. dash u mile.
free for all weight for age.
8-Trotting race. purse $500. for 2;35 class.
second "Wednesday, Oct. 10.
4-Kunnins. race, purse 500. for three
year-olds, u OF mile.
free for all and weight for age.
e.-Trotting race. purse $500, three-minute
X d. wise's blk. c. Rajah-s-and @. H.
Fickett's br. c. Contractor : 4-eligible.
Third Day-Thursday, Oct. n.
z-Kunning race, pur t250, IL miles
free for all. weight for age.
a-kunning race, purse 500. one mile for |
tw0year-olds.
s.-Trotting race. purse $500. for $50 class
The programme for the Ladies' Riding
Tournament is being considered for Thurs
day. and viii be announced In due time.
Fourth Day-Friday, October is
io.-Running race. purse 5l50. for three /
yearolds, N miles.
lL-knnning race. purse 500, selling
race-ftrst valuation 1850, pounds added |
for each $40 above and pounds taken Of |
for each 800 below, one mile.
2-Trotting race. purse $5oo for 2:a0 class
Fifth Day-Saturday, October 10.
1s.-Running race, purse $3.50. IA miles.
free for all, weight for age.
Accommodation running race, purse 500
one mile. free Tor all and weight for age, Tor
during this meeting.
l5.-Trotting race, purse $500. free for all.
All races will be called at O'Clock sharp
Entries close on SATURDAY, July 3lst.
Circulars Containing rules, remarks and
conditions, and entry blanks furnished on
application 10 the Secretary.
J. C.sNEWTON,
President.
4. A. DECAMP, Secretary.
jeg and 5 North Main st.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-13

Damtsna Bltters regulates the stomach.
Michel Levy Co. Wholesale liquor dealers
agents.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-13

). w. Fuller, the Watchmaker,
Has removed to 1928 North Main street,
Pico Block, where he would be glad to
meet his old customers and renew bust
ness relations.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-13

Treatise. including list Of questions, will
be sent free 10 any address when impossible
10 call at Office for examination.
ONCE hours-9A, NJ. to 1890 p. s.; and
TO 6:s0P. n. Sundays. 3 20 10 4. n. and 10
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w. N. DAVIS. N. D..

sss< N. sprfng street, over res-
pie's sssres i.ss Angeles, Cal.
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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-13

The following bids for 100 $500 Gen
eral Improvements Bonds Of the City Of
Les Angeles were presented. From San
Jose Safe Deposit Bank, $50, 562 for the
whole number Of bonds; H. Maybury,
per cent premium and take all Of the
bonds; A. Brand, 5000 for ten bondz Of
$500 each; I. w. Hellman. $l03 so for
each bond--33 per cent. premium; Sutro
4 Co., San Francisco, e103.06 for each
bond; 8. d. Hovey, par value. Referred
to the Finance Committee.
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$4,000 in Purses and Premiums

An Enlarged and Attractive Prem
ium List for the horticultural and Agri.
cultural Departments In active preparation.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
nAnNrlrn rAAIDh IO-NIGilE

The blue sky and bright sun Of yesterday
caused hope to spring up once more IN the bosom OF
harpuui while the f4ce Of Tody" Hamilton, VINO for
tIe tr.t lime IN years had looked actually cross OH
saturday night, WIS wrratnei lr smiles. me eHNfr
cstahli -hncuf which r. eNcamrei 10 tlesNtlslh
square Garden had made It's collective mind up hrmly
that To-Day would be hue and that the parade "ouid
take place with it, usual triumphant EOTts AZ LHt
memory OF the before last. when 'or nearly
week elephants horses ana cams- nearly ATE lheir
lie ads on with greedy Indifference To- thrr owners loss
while the rain poured steadily down, caused p''-lht
-hadow 10 pass over the general hopcul annppInonS
As evening came ON, however, and the last neck ol
c.oud left the sky the former dismal experience
was forgotten ami al made up their minis mat tohI%u
Ncw-York should %" ChccT"d hy tc sight OF those ores
which according to Mr. Hamilton grow greater aud
greater win each succeeding year Al az events tIo
nara e f. ONLY witiu. for the weather, aud II hat is r
tonight Win usual bray OF trumpcts 10 VII! tcdl"
away from Garden and through the city, TO the de-
llplf OF the smaI nov. Ynnng and O-d.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
BURIAL OF IE>. To- ". C0oEE.

The funeral of Mis-. Emma Walden Cooke,
wife Of the Rev. Goose, rector of -. BarthOomc" :
Church. 'ftsou.avc and Forty fourth-t took place at
that church yesterday afternoon IN the presence Of 4
large number Of friends and members Of the con-csd
ton ON the cu3urcI had been placed large cross oi
white ImmorJ-le. and OtAer emucius OF flowers Wrrr
placed arDuJ tur pslpIr the rrctprs .rw was closed
and adorned with wreath OF yipots The pHl-hcar"ts
were A. =. How, ". RIludlanGer g. Dfr.ie, 6. q. VIII
lau,5 H. T.. Morris sut dr. IT, A. Nam. Upon the collin
was l3i large cross ~ p.rp' helotroi"s rlth nHlrr
o green leaves The service wIs conducted hy Bishop
IInl:y C. Potter. The E.r. g. E smith. i.e Rev. A. r.
smith aad the loy Frederick W. C.amp,tt. The burial
,y.S 100 the family viu.t at Greenwood
Among those present tr the fgncra, w"ro Nrs Cornr
Tins Vandcrhirt NJ V H. Vanderbilt. NJ and yrs
IIort M,,s pea~sqll Mrs Rhoics Dr. KIP. Mrs. Ehiud
lander MISS Porr1y. Mrs. " H. BIticrwOgth, G.. W.
Pen atl Mrs. @. IT, POtts
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

further advanced there In the East ana the nard
smooth roads aro In delightful condition ono young
NewYOrker has started out to enjoy the san' and mas
undertaken tho oncwhat large contract oil rdlng al
the way To California on his Columbia machine eSV-
ing New-YOrk a short time ago. when the roads 1rst
became rdesble, he is.gong by way OF tIiiaueipna;
Baltimore and Mobile 10 New-Oreans ana tben across
Texas, Arizona aud UP through Southern California 10
gan Francisco II is TO lie hoped that the cowboys WIZ
not mistake him FOR species OF Texas steer and
lassO him tho ny."
Amateur Photographic which has been regarded as
especlaly belonging to the CagOeis among amateur
sportsmen Ia now added to the wheelman's peasuretA
little camera has been invented which can be carrier ~
n rubber ln his pocket. neat attachment ~
which tho bicycle be Transformed into support TOT
the camera I'm a few minutes, and "A haf dozen dty
plates each OF which will take picture by inches III
size after exposure Of five seconds, complete 'Ae
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
TILE NrNn4Y LRLEENE.

Yesterdays issue Of Tn. SUNDAY IHnCN& ccn'
tanned letters from London on Home En.t Pros
poets, from Paris about the Prince ot Wales ~
Baron Rotlsch,ld's. from 81. Petersburg aooAI
AxakoF. tho Slayophi, from Washington about
novel, and their writer's at tue capital iioh' Al
bauy about Secretary Nanniu-'5 former life t.ef''
AID from ST. Augustine describing picturesque
phases Of life IN Florida Ofh"r ''atHr'S "''e
...,,, Me-, o. the Day, Aims Of KaI.a.5 OF L-)or,
r,,rr.,t Anecdote,, Stage Features aud 'Aa',
CLurcb TLuuIht and Talk Topics N Leading
C,ti,. Told IN Public Places, Ieyie"5 Oh Mr
T.1,os's 1.-THE Bo,toniaus" Nh Sto,k'ons Ihe
Late Mrs. Null" aud Translation OF b'hacs
Cesar Blrotteau." Leading news topics were ~
follows:
FonrlGx.-Slcces,ors arpoiu,sl .o W Cam, m,
Ltf.Aiu and Ir,yciya9. -- 'dy"' ut.''eo y
s;nbers in Bflsiam' p.,o,..ag ''''' u '''.
CoNGKtss-Ihe House IN session " ,..--..i'',r'S
ON the silver question. ---- An li''.,... -
Fducatiou, Bankruptcy, and River and h'f'of
0'ii' 'bii'Sursuc.-Tho Southwestern strike; Freisa'
.r.lus moved tTon last -. Louis ana AI'''ss,I
KIN. --- Miners ordered oat IN the .rd;;..''A
recon -- street cars stoppeI I'm tlll>ou.
- Mr. Mauuugs sickness; httlS change lu Es is
eoadioa Reading '2GdaS'$$'IMs by$ Mooacy o!5a, sea @
~ EIs way to Montreal. - South American
(''.,i',sr,, - Arrival Of the Brazilian Prince "a
Nrw-Orieans -- New deYelopmcutss III '10
pnyue bribery Investigation IN Ohlo.
CllY AND SU3UEBNN.-Jay could relu,.R. V",F
cent the oer Of arbitration made BY ne hhiS "a
LaL,r 49, FullgTaM Pearson and Iaitmah oel'ao -,
tie senate COMMITTEE. - Jh~hne 10 r'Sis" ."
vi,s-plc,ident of The Board of Aldermen = =
ncaths of Thomas X. Hazard and ex-A derulal
k.nuey - Mrs auer sued the Sheuh -
Fad of the strcot-car strike IL Brook yn - ~ 2u,
Iipuation of the cloakmakers str ke. - ny hS
Cfou,hcro If Commerce committee favored fees f0r
The Health Onicor. --=- Gold value OF the lcgs.'
tender SILVER dollar l4l2l2 grains, 1855 GEMS
-- Stocks uTegularly active ana S nuGt
generally within small limits, closing steady
Conies may sti, be had at the office OF By mall
Price cents.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
TIE PAN-ELECTRC INQUIRY.
sFEAKER CAELIsLE's ATTITUDE-YoUNG'S CONTRA
DICIION OF GARLAND,


WASHINGTON, March 2S lSpcci0h. The
President showsa good deal OF interest in the Pan
Electric investigation. copy Of the record Of test
uony taken Is furnished to him printed and
nc studies It carefully. II understood that there have
been consultations bot him and certain members OI
ale CaJiuct-not intending MI and-in regard 10 the
matter few Democrats in the House are dissatisfied
with the appointment Of Mr.. Ranney amember ofthe
Committee Investigation. 10 said that when one OF
these criticisms reached the OF speaker Carlisle he
remarked that when he made up the committee he tried
10 choose men who would do thorough work without
fear or f-vor 10 any one and he was very glad
10 know that he had succeeded and that Mr.. Ranucy
and s colleagues trying 70 probe the matter TO the
bottom I, is asserted by OF his friends that Nh
Carlisle VINO possesses keen sense OF personal ana
of-,s honor tho opinion ihat tho Administration
Will be compelled eventually. 10 get ud Of all the Pan
Electric statosmeu aud that privately he has expressed
hl, regret that TINS was not done months ago
The denial by Casey Young under oath. Of ono
Garland % the President pie ming his IauLeetilc
relations places The Attorney General ana COIOhei
NOuI bOth IA nOtt embarrassing position 4he near
~ disclosures lit question OF
Nj. Goodies confirmation Is recognized and discussed,
anu U is generally conceded that Colonel Young tesi-
osy dOcs VudCae the Integrity aud dlsiuterested
nee. Of Mr. Goodies action sufficiently 10 Justify the
Senate confirming him. Young has eshtC that HOOde
actrd uDO Le next day atCr lie received thC
papers: that he and enator Harris remained with M
GOOdc not more Than ave mlbuies when tAey saw Alm
tie DAY .rore the order issued that DO came al
the way WASHINGTON TO Try to persuade GOoae or Car
land the suit tIt rotation OF the IA- cctlC
or National Improved Company both. and that after
lie got here he said word 10 GOode on that sub
jeot oil course GOOde will be summoned before he IN
testgaiiug committee His effort 10 tICG.patc himself
flon Tie suspicion which rests upon him viii DC
watched Wild Keen interest,"
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

graham in behalf OF Mr. Matthews but the latter ue-
cfned TO have presented He ia held in high esteem
by the foreign residents OF all nationalites on account
OF his faithful and energetic discharge OF his duties as
well as OF hs personal worth. me Times eohcluus
count follows ont Of respect TO the expressed wshes
Of Colonel Matthews the American citizens ana preFts
memoriali whatever to Mr.. ngraham and remained
spectators only OF this extraordinary farce Nrrerthe
less their Indignation is very great ana hty in coulV
with all the Inhabitants OF Iangler are anxious 70 kho"
who induced the American Government To oIect .Hec
uncalled for ami painful proceedings against ono OF Tvs
old ttiOd and faithful servants at TINE Wheh ~ -
most desirable to strengthen his hands IN eNtrn
Colonel Matthews appointed Consul at ranger 10
July 1870. Mr. Iugraham was appointed COhsul az
Cadz last summer by secretary Bayafds
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
rAcELNG ZIP crRrS ". ELrLn

Prom Tle Bos'On AdrsrsS TeDoTt n ne tyuV into ne
FGLs OJ hsto. York and N6to England KotiuGy boHds
stanton Blake was sworn and testified that
lie a director OF the New York and New England
Railroad, and member Of tho Finance Committee now
and during asst fall Mr.. sttCkpOlc .Uf Nj Firits
counsel then read the following private ntter from or
Blake TO Mr Field, with the permission Of Mr. Blake:
boston, Nov 80. 1856.
CYRUS w. FIELD eSG, Ntp- York City
MY DEAR Mr.. FIELD Mr. StackD0ls came TO me TO.
day with your gram requesting my indorsement OF
the aimed IN your htatements IN tOdays news
papers, concerning your controversy with the state
authorities 10 the recent sale OF Ne" YORK and hoW
England Railroad second mortgage bonds
Considering my personal relations 10 Messrs CLARK ana
Higgnson well to yOurself object to interfering
or taking any eide this ustter and consequently am
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
COLONEL MoRPIsoN's LATEST SCHEME.
, RIDER FOR " THE ADMINISTRATIONS BILL'-htw-

Il
1T FEAEING OVERLOOKING.
w,su1vcroN. March % .SDeciab.-There iS
good resoD +, believe that the Democratic members OF
1he Ways and Means Committee arc Oy 40 means "-'o-
,7ron any programme Of tariff reform. Chairman Norr
so, knows that desperate disease may require des
,erat remedy The events OF the last ten Gays nave
convinced him that the tariff bill framed hy NE Hewitt
oud himself Wi never pass the House In casting about
Tor the means to save a fragment from the wreck some
tpir that Will serve in the South and West until after
the Congressional elections next fall Colonel MORRISON
bas Il xed his eve the bill framed by AbTam = Hewitt
ord Assistant Secretary FaircDd 10 simplify the admin
ssraou OF the custom laws. This measure, which has
some TO be known the " Administration bill mas been
rpder consideration by a subcommittee OF Ways and
Means for nearly week and about one-hat OF u mas
been passed. Itis expected that tomorrow the SUP
romutee Will be discharged and the oil taken In hama
Sy the uI committee with view to speedy report %
tb. uousA. Upon this bill Chairman Morrison has de-
ternnod to fasten rdor his scheme ot taii reform
Mr. Hewitt is opposed TO this plan, because he believes
that the result Will The sacrifice OF the Aduiulstra-
ton bnl the passage OF which he Is anxious to SC
Republican members Of the Ways and Means Com
mittoe understand that Colonel Morrison intends TO
attach 10 the Administration bill provisions for free
lumber salt wool! hemp and fax; reduction OF the
duty or manufactures OF wool, hemp and NIX ana n
reduction OF 10 per cent instead OF 20 per cent AZ s
proposed ~ the duty on sus%I. suCA O". Can 20
defeated in the House without much tr0n"Ie ~ Is u-
GerstOOl that Mr.. Breckenridge, the kshtuth) uleul
Ways aud Means. is strongly OoseI by henp anu
fax his own ana other states ana tAal the
eiege w he raised before the bill Is deteateu U
fhe COMMITTEES shall Weld Kentucky protests as 1t dd
10 those by rice growers and coal anl ore pro
lucers Of the south AS for WOOL salt arc lumber we'll
the Democratic States OF the south are not espocay IN
tsresfci in me protection OF American capital and labor
engaged in these Industries hence Trey must CO.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
INVESTIGATING CONSUL MATTHEWS.

WAsHNGTON, March % (SpeclaU.-INe
Times OF Morocco Of February 49, ls56, contained an
article entitled: for Mares Nest" which de-
scrlDes the visit United States Consul InSraham OF
Cadiz Tanger to vestgate certain charges against
ConsuEGeneral Matthews. The nature Of the charges
was not disclosed, but according to The Times, ennis
sares into interior with funds TO ret up
evidence against Mr.. Matthews IL seems that some
Of them attempted 10 bride the Moorish Lieutenant
Governor at Arzilla by the present Of watch. The
Moor ind gnantly declined and reported tho eircum
Stances his otcial superior. The American ctizens
sssdent Tapgier unitsd joiRt letter to Consul In
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29

unwilling my appear either sidc, nut
] quit Hing 20 assure you privately, - betwesh
ourselves, far am acquainted with tho iacts'
acqut You entirely OF any dscrettabo motives or &C
tons in the affair and believe tho facts a. stated IN
your porsoual card are substantially correct muat;
however insist that what have written is to be sated
by you rs strictly confidential As between you ana ny
self aud that this l. not 20 be quoted or SHOWN 10
any one. remain, my dear sir yours sincerely
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
SUPPOSED uiLlcI0rg rIrE tLAPlfS
An alarm Of fire va, sent out from Box No.

An alarm OF Ire was sent uul from Box No.
53l. al T'yG ana l"yeat1.ayc carly yesterday
morning lut 81 was 'IlDw,t soon Atr.varI hyar alarm
fires wcrc found U ueshJJr4O0l, aud n T. beloved
that the alarms were N0tu sent ont ly soiue 0rs-iig
person. as bO.I the boxes were found 10 have been
ir.tg Offsr
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
WAS SAINT MAITHrW 4 TAyKEEi

Collector Bradley j. SHa,lcy, in lis report to
the Treasury Department concerning the condition Of
the furniture In his office Burlington, VI, the
following language: quite confident some OF tAls
furniture furnished when saint Mathew sat at the
rec mt Of fcusi
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
AccLDEyrs coNNEcrED wa srNEEr oARS

ACCIDENTS CONNECTED WITH STREET CARS
Nathan GOblowsky, age twenty -four, OF NO,
3s IudlOW-st., WAS knocked down by street car al
one hundred -and-tWeutieth-st and Second ave laie
saturday night Aud received severe Internal Injuries
lie was taken 10 the Ninety ninth street Hospital
Francis smith, ago twenty nine OF No. l2I Esse1st,
fell "a Forty second and Grand street yesterday
and fractured his collar bone. lie taken homo.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
III, ryIrE 1o1 DCIL ~ SrVrR lEI

Ms ENITE TOJ Drill TD SETFE Arteries
Gusta.e NoLrct, shoemaker, of no. $40
Si1hst while lab.GuG under sudden ATTACK of acute
mania Yesterday. attempted 90 commit suicide by cut
ting he lott arm With knlfo. Tho AuIio duh and
hr was trained b, a. the arteries touched
DlttL
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
SHOI BrT WOULDN'T 90 TO the HoSPI1AL
Lawrence Duggau, agc twcnrv-ecvrn. of No

.I0 East Eiurtprt-t, was shot .u tlr -At breast DJ
James HJaAa-. DID l.Irs. ll the Il s,u!e u. john
Buckley. 80 so Secou.a," early yesterday morning.
IAuu- iuc uolud 4- serious ole, lu- I,iuscI t.
20 10 "A hospital Lopaus was locked up m the
Eighteenth FIrc.Dc.
New-York tribune., 1886-03-29
4 STT HOTETTr OF SENATOR INGALLS,
4 p --..

Mr.. Ingalls, j. an accomplished scholar, his
powers of the keenest lie is all ade W Ia tho
higher and effective line Of irony, hs sentences arc
foroble concise and Ilrounded, ana his delivery is
attractive.
, 1886-07-29

should claim represeataticn in TIE r
territorial councils why, we ask
again, do tn not say so? In this
free country of ours, where the gov
crnment IS supposed to be by, for, and
of all the people, and where all
persons have IAN inalienable right to
life, liberty and the pursuit of hap
plness,' even to participating in
political conventions and deciding
who shall run for otfics and what the
issues shall be, who dares to rise and
say that lawyers, bankers and saloon
keepers shall be denied the rights Of
American citizens, which rights are
to be reserved for more favored
ones? As 4 secret society, tie
knights of Labor undoubtedly
has right to say who shall and who
shall not constitute its members; as
a political party, it invites deris-
ion, ridicule and contempt by impos-
ing any Of its peculiar conditions. Il
it is not at the bottom of the so called
third party movement we would like
to know the fact. II it is, we woulC
like more definite information about
the objects desired to be attained
The country is full of people wLc
have by their own misfortune. shift,
lessness, yiciousness or worthlessnes:
failed to accumulate their proportion
of MS worlds goods; maUy such are
ready to charge the fault upon some
body else, to declare that the govern
ment Is al wrong, etc. 1t may no
be difficult to array such persons into
a political organization simply be
cause they are dissatisfied with thei
lot; but unless their party leaders al,
wise enough to map out a cours,
really productive of good to then
they Will soon be as much dissatisfied
with their new party rs with tn,
rest of the world. One advocate o
the third party gives as a reason fo
it that he thinks the old parties hav,
led the people around by the nos,
long enough" If this be the logic
it follows that the promoters of tn
, innovation simply propose to vary
the programme by having the new
party lead the people by the nose fo
while. VIII some apostle of tn,
: new political gospel arise and ex
pound it for the Information of tn
dear people?"
, 1886-07-29

The ARGUS has said great many
uncomplimentaTy things about Dele
gate Voorhees, since hc came iuto
public life. because E2 wa 80 mani
festly unfit for the position, because
his conceitel young head -Tas COM
pletely turned hy his accidental
election to congress, ana because wc
had reason to know that the people
woul not want him to serve them IN
that capacity another time, Our
! Judgment ha- not been aEi55. There
are abundant reasons for knowing
what the temper Of The people IS We
have published column after column
Of comments from territorial papers
adverse to the young 'sprout -
mostly trcm democratic papers. tee,
Bat VIC rather begin TO sympathize
with Charley. Since II has come to
be popular to denounce him there is
scarcely paper in the territory that
does not do so-if we may except a
few personal organs that have a
bread -and-buttcr'' interest in sup
porting him. Here Is the latest, from
! the Pomeroy Times. an independent
paper: 1t Is very evident that young
/ Voorhees, Is wha; Is termed a 'One
| idea man" He Is Oimbued witt his
idea" that he seems to have lost track
of the peoples demands and imagines
that time and tide roll along In about
the same channel, bringing about nc
important changes. and that what was
an important issue $50 called yester-
day on which party success depended
| is equally significant today. Does he
not know that his total forfeiture
plank has proven a failure? Do the
farmers OF Eastern Washington now
demand it, since we are soon to have
an outlet to the Sound! Petitions
have been sent from everywhere pro
testing against the passage of the bill
in the house: but still Voorhees, claims
that he has been of sufficient benefit
to my dear people" to entitle him tC
renewed honors. How! 1t surely
has not been on account Of his tota
forfeiture idea" The people have
kicked against that. And what elst
has he accomplished"
, 1886-07-29
Assessment Notice.

VIZ ESrEEN MILL AND LUMBER COM
w pany Location of principal Elace of
business, in the City and County of san Francis-
CO. California. Location of works. Port Had
lock, Jefferson County, Washington Territory
Notice i hereby given that at an adjourned
meeting of the Board of Directors of said cor
Poratiou. held ON the 2l>t day of July, lSSi. an
assessment of thirty Dollars SD per share wits
levied upon The subscribed capital stock OF said
corporation, payable Immediately in lawful
money of the United States. 10 ID. l.. Randolph.
Secretary of said tompIny. at the Office of said
Com any, No. > Post stIeeG. in the CITY and
county of san Francisco, State of California,
Any stock upon which This assess sInent shall
remain unpaid ON the 2d day of September, lesti.
viii be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment i made be-
fore, will be sold on THURSDAY, The 3Th day
of September. lsSsi, to FaY the delinquent assess
mcnt, together with costs of adveTiisin" and cN-
penscs Of sa'e.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ID. l.. RANDOLPH. Secretary.
No. Post Street,
:5H5 City and County Of San Francisco, Cal