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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-21

ago into the political and economic
conditions: invent. peer into the dim
unknown for laws aud rules to live by,
and Ind them as you have found the
steam engine, and the power and use OF
electricity; they can be found, and you
may have much opposition as the in
ventor OF the steam engine, but you
viii get there. At any rate, il win not
work to try and govern and make laws
for steam engine era out of stage
coach failure; nor to borrow the rules
and laws ofany monarchy on the earth
TO try and rule a modern republic by.
Quit borrowing YOUR lawsi Invent
them. QUIT referring back TO some old
oigoted fanatic for authority of how we
shall do IN an age that the reprobate
old KING had no conception Of What
matter to US what. James L. did, or
George L. or any old tryant who
claimed 70 rule his fellOwmen bv divine
night, or any OF his laws, or any one
who toadied to the old tyrants by writ
ing their laws2 They wrote from the
VIZ n stand point. They held that the
king ruled by divine right, and allowed
It. and We should base our laws on
what We claim, that all men were born
equal, and take fresh shoot from that
stand point. Ii Won make the same
laws as absolute or limited monarcnies
do. you must expect the same results
aud troubles as they have. and the same
financial difficulties as they endure, for
there IS no difference whether a man is
ruled by one or one thousand-It Is the
laws that he lives By and when he is
ruled he IS not free. Men have freed
others; let US see If they are able to
free themselves. You threw Off George
Ill; now throw OFF his law.
The single gold standard is un-Amer-
lean. and savors of the aristocratic and
kingly deSpotism of Europe. in that il
distroYs the peoples money, and builds
up lordly moneyocraey in free re
public OF equal right: and the sup
pOrters Of single gold standard are
enemies to freedom and traitors to the
equal rights of the citizens of the
grandest, greatest, and modest nation
that ever existed or reformed a world.
OGDEN. May IS. 1856.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-21
Personal and General.

The COMING races are causing general
interest among horsemen.
HoS. o. w. Powers will deliver an
ovation at the Pavilion on Decoration
Day.
Nh. H. S. YoUSc's residence is being
repainted. IL presents a neat, new ap
pearance.
W. w. FUScE and II. Z. Gibson, have
each recently obtained nne flowing
wells on their premises.
06DES BAsE-BALLIsTs are on the oni
rire, as IL is understood that the Plain
City Club will accept their challenge.
Some interesting games may be ex-
pected.
THE WoNESs Relief Corps, G. A. r.,
viii give a SOciable At Corey's Hall this
evening. They have a very interesting
programme provided, and will doubt
less have grand time.
AT A few minutes to 3 the Grand Jury
hled into court, and after being called,
were asked If they had a report to
make. Replying in the affirmative.
the foreman handed what appeared to
be an indictment to the Court.
ONE OF the jurors excused BY
the prosecution in two or three
cases under the Edmunds law,
IS non-Mormon. To-day gentleman
met him on the street and said: . You
seem TO get off very easily" Yes,
he replied, Il believe in giving man a
fair chance"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-21

GILMORE's NEURALGIA CURE is
a positive cure for Neuralgia in the face,
side and stomach. For sale at A. G.
Smith & Co.'s Drug Store. g
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-21

ception allowed" The jury was
discharged from the case.
The case of
THE PEOPLE AGAINST WI. JOHNSTON,
grand larceny, was continued for the
term
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-21

THE WIFE, MOTHER AND MAID
who suffer from Female Weakness, viii
find Gilmore's Aromatic Wine posi-
tive cure. For sale at A. Q. Smith q
Co.'s Drug store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05
PersanaI meniian.

J. Scherer, of Lancaster, is at the st.
Charles.
Mrs. j. s. Carr returns to-day from
San Francisco.
Major w. R. Burke returns from San
Francisco to-day.
John Robarts, Esq, went up to San
Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. o. d. Peck, of Oshkosh, Wiscon-
sin, is visiting Los Angeles.
Mr.. w. II. Spurgeon, the father of
Santa Ana, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Sam. Polaski, who has been on a
short visit to San Francisco, returns
home to day.
DR.. A. NJ. Loryea, the first protector
of the Hannah Baths on the Coast, is
on the train due here at | 80 to-day.
Mrs. R. Porter Ash and her friend,
Miss Croutch, who have been visiting
here for the past few days, went north
yesterday.
Mr.. Hurley I.indley, of Waterloo,
Iowa, brother of Drs. Walter and viii.
liam Lindley, has removed to Los An
geles and rented an office in the HERALD
building.
Captain Charles Henry went up to
San Francisco yesterday. The Captain
will not return here for some time, as he
has large ranch interests in Fresno to
which he will attend.
To day Mr.. Oscar Baer will leave fer
San Francisco, whittier he goes to wed
ona of the fairest daughters of the
Golden Gate. O'car's ma y friends in
this city will await his return to offer
their congratulations.
MIR. Richard b. Belgrave. the accom-.
pli. he'd advance agent of Grace Haw.
horne, is at the Pco House. He is de
lighted with the changes that have been
wrought in Los Angeles since his last
visit, several years ago.
Frank G. Waterhouse, manager for
the old established house of w. z.
Coleman, of Sacramento, arrived yes
terday and leaves this morning by the
An +. route for Boston on hurried
visit. Ga his return Mr.. Waterhouse
will take a good look at LIS An
geles. He has lately purchased
half a section of land in the Antelope
Valley, Immediately back OF Rosamond,
which he contemplates improving the
coming season. Mr.. Waterhouse was
agreeably surprised at the business stir
Of this city and the entent of our citrus
orchards.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05

Men are grading Second street between
Bunker Hill avenue and Hope street.
The mail for Pasadena goes out by the
L. A. B. s. @. v. R'y. 1t is taken to the
depot on the street cars.
There arc hundreds OF thousands Of
trees going out into the county to add to
the beauty aud wealth Of the country.
All the jurors in the Perkins. Baldwin
case are strangers in Los Angeles, ex-
cepting Messrs. Stone, Wood and Long.
ley.
Part Of the engine for the Temple
street cable Is here and the rest Is due.
The machinery is made by Messrs.
Savage & Sons. Of San francisco.
The Los Angeles County Medical So
ciety will hold the regular monthly
meeting tonight at the office Of DR..
Lindloy, No. 237 5. Spring street.
A social will be held at the Baptist
Church, on the corner Of Fort and Sixth
streets, this evening. An enjoyable
time Is looked for, and q large attend.
anee IL certain.
The Minnesotans had their regular
meeting last evening. There was
large attendance, quite nun, ,o .,
tourists peihe p.esen'' A"u p'oa'a"'
ofoa'"s "' 49, -, -,
no 'V'' W 80
~ so'e'0's ~ "r " ~, =.
~ ha gonaa int there viii he 4 large
~ poe a.tansanc.
"uu'e"e' =. "s s.,-,,.
Mr.. >. ii. +. Williams iass evening
found pocket book on Spring street,
o,nos;te the Postoffice. He took It to
he noiice station. where il awaits an
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05

Tansills Punch Cigars at p o. Cigar Store.
Go to DR.. Baldwin, dentist. widney Block.
Ask for Ruthard's Letter Brand Cigar. ten
cents.
Some new rooms now ready at Iron Sui
phur Springs.
90 to the Pony Stable. n N. Main street,
for a stylish turnout cheap.
Have you seen Charley why, you eau
see him at the Eintracht.
Dr. Williams, specialist In diseases OF the
head, throat and chest.
Lets get a good cigar In here, Jim the
best place In town" Is N. spring.
DR.. Henleys Celery, Beefand Iron cures
neuralgia and nervous headaches
II you want a good Ave cent smoke, take
one Of "our 20" at IS North Spring street.
Rev. DR.. Schneider will lecture In English
this evening at 7;45 In the synagogue. All
welcome.
II Isl well known fact that the Oldest and
most reliable painters supply store isat 10
North Main street.
II you have a pump that needs repairing
call at sterns' Manufacturing Company's
corner Date and Chavez streets.
All kinds of salads Tree Of charge Mt open
ing OF French Italian Restaurant, % East
First street, on Saturday, the 9th.
"where are you going, sam2" I'm ing
TO Ruthard's to get some OF his fresh tobac-
co. lie just got Ia q new lot. IL ~. Spring
street"
Hamburger steak. with Kartohel salad.
sourkrout, swine feisoh Limburger cheese.
&c. NC, can be had nj lunch at the Elm
traoht counter all hours of the day. Bruno
wirth is the manager OF lunches,
DR.. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron cures
dyspepsia and indigestion.
Look out for the opening OF the French
Italian Restaui ant, Coffee House aud Bakery
next Saturday. rs East First street
sterns Manufacturing Co.'S. corner Date
and Chavez streets, is the place TO buy pull.
leys, shafting, pumps, cylinders, etc. also a
general line 81 both wood aud iron work,
The Regulator Windmill is the best. Call
a. sterns' Manufacturing Cos, corner Date
aud Chavez streets before purchasing, Also
manufacturers of wine ana water tanks,
Look out for the opening of the French
Italian Restaurant, Coffee House aud Bakery
next Saturday, 2s East First street
A carload of the celebrated Tony Faust
beer has arrived at the Eintracht from st.
Louis and will be on tap until inrther no
tice. This is confessedly the finest beer
made In the United States.
Laok out for the opening of the French
Italian Restaurant. Coffee House and Bakery,
next saturday, 2s East First street
Yesterdays flood having damaged line
OF goods In our warehouse on Alameda
street. we shall offer the same at nominal
prices - close them out, as soon Us we can
get them ready for inspection.
MEyBERa BROS.
our demand for Anhouser beer Is unpre-
cedented. We have lowered over all other
competitors. Notice the signs, taste the
beer and do not forget to call Tor "Anheuser
Busch" only. The one agency is at No. 90
North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05
A New surprise at the Peoples
More.

1t may be n surprise to know that this
wonderfully successful surprise sale will
surprise the public by coming to close
this week. We have purchased the
stock of a. Feintuch, No. so N. Spring
st Get, and will place his stock on sale
Monday morning at ga. NJ. Meanwhile
you can still get silks, black and col.
ored, for Sac. The biggest drive We
have placed before the pubic is our line
OF homespuns at l2dc, a yard. We sold
% pieces OF these goods in two days,
they are cheaper than ginghams, slightly
and durable. Come in and get one be.
fore they are all sold. In shoes We have
splendid values to give you in leather
(not in the morning pspers.l We will
give You a Misses glove calf button
shoe Tor Sl,l5 to-day, that no house in
this town can buy under Sl,50; ladies
glove kid button shoe for SI95, that
will cost you 81 70 in the cheapest shoe
store here; infants shoes for SOC, that
will cost you 90c. We are not selling
the quantity of goods that leave our
store daily on jaw bone, it takes sledge
hammer values to do it, and the only
shoe house in this town that gives them
is the PEOPLES STORE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05
PROPOSED RAILWAY.
A New Transcontinental
Combination.
LOS ANGELES TO SANTA MONICA
A Big Wharf in the Canyon with
Line Of Fine Steamers to
San Francisco.
LOS ANGELES TO SANTA MONICA

The HERALD learns that the "ork WIN
HAHN M mn diHtant day on the pro.
.,l.oa5 from tbis CITY TO
poseu no" M, -. .,.,. a..
Santa Monica. iho 'n'y '"''s
causes any delay will be getting the
,ioht of wav through the city, and II Ia
...tle ,ha, snoh an ohstacIe will
NV p'0'a' - -.
crop out 10 oar me progress VI ~ b''a'
an improvement as this promises to
deyolop into.
m t. a.. .o,,,a into tho I;mits of
i"o p'"" 10 w soS
the city from tine weHe OH soine 'noi'
oughfare, between Washington and Pioo
s,ree,s botb of theae being included in
-. nm. 80 cold ,b.n
the proposi.'o"' ine 'oa" "ou'
pass straight through 'he o'V " .no
river front aud come up along That
neriodio disturber of the peace OF Los
,.a. h.,,v.a, the ex.
hnReioS W 'o"'e " NV
tension OF Second street ana inc ioo' Vi
Macy street. The road would construct
n fine leyeo all along the channel and
c,pfine the flood to harmless course.
From the city limits the proposed line
skirts the low mesa land under the
mountains. striking the ocean at the
santa Monica Caiion. Should there be
auy miscarriage to this plan, the road
would run sou b of the present track to
Santa Monica and reach the ocean at the
present South Santa monica wharf.
The road from Los Angeles city limits
To the sea will be well built, will have
,ieturesoue and commodious depots a.
distances of about two miles apart. The
whole road will be aligned with several
rows of fine trees, and all the depot
grounds will be ornamented with beauti.
iul trees. shrubs and flowers. 1t will
omen mn one of the finest belts OF couD-
trv In Semi .Tropic California, aud the
whole distance will be soon covered with
rural homes and small fruit ranches.
II Ia proposed TO build the wharf the
first thing, and this will be began Just
rs aeon AZ The CITY Council makes the
proper provision for the road to enter
the CITY and secure terminal facilities.
| The grading Of the road-bed and the
getting out Of the ties will be done 81.
multapeously with the construction OF
the wharf. BY the time these are lin
ished the rails and rolling stock from
New York will arrive via Cape horn,
aud the tracklayiug will be the work
of but few days. Los Angeles oiti-
zens will lie down and rise not so very
many times until this road is in opera
ton
This road is not to be built for its own
sake. 1t is really link in a great
transcon tinental system. On the river
front connection will be made with some
other road. 1t may be the L. A. d ).
q. V. R'y, although the protector. OF
the new enterprise seem to think it Is
not heavily built enough, that its grades
are pretty steep, and that it reaches
Cotton by route little circuitous. A
hundred roads, of course. could be
built In from Cotton to Los Angeles, or
for time the new concern could use
the track of some other road, MS the G.
s. is doing now.
When this is done San Pedro will have
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05

At the Hebrew Ladies' Fair to be held
each day and evening Of next week, a
"Mikado" booth will be one of the
great attractions. Mrs. II. G. Weiner
presides over it, aud she will be assisted
by the Misses Fannie Kalisher, Beckie
Laventhal, Eva Prayer and Tottie Loeb.
In the highly ornamented and grace
fully picturesque costumes of the Orient
these young ladies will make charming
group.
They have secured number of ele-
CANT, curious and otherwise interesting
specimens of the history, arts and in
dustries of the Empire of Japan, and
the booth is sure to be great center of
attraction while the Fair lasts. 1t will
be good opportunity for those who are
interested to get an excellent idea of the
life and economy of that interesting
country.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05

MERGED, February 3.--Following is
q list OF the south. bound passengers pass.
ing through here this evening;
Mrs c T Patrearche, Denver; III N
Wilson, wife and son, Blank; L Fem
wick, Paris; Mrs Carr and children,
Los Angeles; Sam Polaski, Los Angeles;
DIR A NJ Loryea and wife, San Francisco;
Nj II Bosworth, Massachusetts,; w ii
Saedaker. San Francisco; William +
Blood. Oakland; l. NJ Barrett, Califor-
mia; Desmon, j Patterson, J BAN.
berger, San Francisco; w r Burke, Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05
REAL ESTATE OFFICE
BARRETT & FRANCIS,
No. \. SprfuU 81.


FOR SALE At SPECIAL BARGAINS
One desirable lot on Hill street. 52xl20. b6l
one lot 55xl45. house Of large rooms
and basement, fronts on Bunker Hill
avenue near Second street, good view
and beautiful grounds s. 81. ...... 46b'
One corner lot on Main st. 60x130. house
OF rooms, bath, closets, pantry, ETC.,
all large rooms, barn and outbufld'
ings, lawn and flower garden Gao
One lot 6Ox150 on Hill street, between
Tenth and Eleventh ......... ...,.-.. 176
40 lots near terminus OF Temple street
Cable Road, well located and fine
view, from 500 to $3.50 Terms easy.
Four lots on Pleasant Avenue and kear-
ney street, Boyle Heights; fine view
40 large. fine lots on Charity. Hope.
Flower and Pico streets Terms easy.
One acre on Grimm Avenue. East Los
Angeles is cut up Into g good lots. 10
miles from Compton: 81 acres In al
falfa, acres in deciduous fruits
house OF five rooms, One well, etc.. :, $50
II acres miles north of city p. o.. all
set T. . choice fruits S wstss gpe Sie ON
healthy location, near Railroad sta
ton, school, churches, etc. .......s,-.
One of the finest residences on Olive
street, o rooms, corner lot. ...--....... wv
One OF the best residence properties on
Main St; extra sized lot, good house
of rooms, bath, pantry and closets;
beautiful lawn and flowers; every
thing in first class order. 700
Three Cheap Lots on Main 81.
TO ExCHAEGE--A No. | Alfalfa Rancl
of 90 acres. near Compton. for city property
Forty acres u mile from Florence, ell NJ
land, for city property.
Large list OF Eastern property TO exchange
We also have few extra bargains In Pass
dena, Alba mbrR and Pomona property.
GUrGIYE US A CALL before purchal
ing elsewhere. We will show you tn
choicest list Of property in Southern Cal
fornis. n12tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05
HOTEL MAGNOLIA,
Clay County, Florida,
January % 1884.

My DEAR SIR: arrived here on the
18th of December and found that the
Magnolia was not open, so went across
the st. Johns river to Switzerland and
boarded with some old friends in very
comfortable cabin. l rode every after
noon through the pine woods and en-
ioyed the visit. l have many
friends from California and Maine
who have orange groves here, and they
are always glad to see me. Besides 1t lie
well once and awhile to rough it and
get beyond civilization, for the tendency
with man is to return to savage life. We
have had here a very severe cold snap,
more so than any since 1885. The Their
mometer fell in early morning to 20' and
tie cold weather continued over four
days. The st. Johns river froze to low
water mark, ice made in wash.tubs and
other shallow vessels over four inches in
thickness. The oranges froze solid on
the trees, and all the small trees per.
ished. Mr.. Sweetser, formerly from
California, filled his ice-house with ice
cut from the st. Johns river. The dam
age to Florida is immense-many mil
lions of dollars.
am getting along very well here
ride twice every day through the woods
aud breathe the fragrance Of the pines,
call at the cabins of the Crackers and
colored people and say kind word or
two to them. The hotels are filling up
and the cold weather North and West
will soon send flock of people to
warmer climate. The Magnolia is the
finest hotel in Florida and the best loca-
h. Inhno NJ DIT 81,
young people prefer Jacksonville amidst.
Augustine, where there are many hotels
AID they can have plenty of dancing
aud be in a constant whirl. When l
arrived here l could not hire horse
and wagon for love or money, so wae|
obliged to seud to Jacksonville and pur-
chase buggy, nearly new, for S75, and
harness new for $40. | now keep my
carriage, handsome turnout, with q
colored driver, who is well acquainted
with the interior, and we explore the
country in every direction. L hope that
you have lot suffered with the cold
weather as we have. 1t made me sigh
for San Gabriel Valley, in Southern Cal
ifornia, thirty miles from the sea and
beyond its influenoe-the finest climate
in the world. and l can speak under
standingly, having visited every portion
of it. But so long as was under cover,
sitting by good fire of pitch-pine wood,
did not suffer, and let the cold wind
whistle as loud as it might. My health
is very much improved since | left Bos-
ton, where l worked very hard on
French Spoilation Claims aud other
business matters. / have increased in
weight to 1855 pounds, the highest ever
reached. Health, peace and compe-
tence" is all that is required in this
world, and health is put irst-without
that all is leather and prunella. Very
sincerely your friend,
SAMUEL j. BRIDGE.
IS. +. Bulletin, Feb. Q.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05

OF this present month, to enable you to
examine those elegant sections of land.
Stop at the Lancaster station. Our car.
riages are at your command, and ready.
The driver will take you over the entire
grounds. We only ask you to examine
the same at this place. A first class
hotel; fine accommodations Don't fail
to see the grounds; costs you nothing
to ride over them. VIII be sold on the
18th, at the Vienna Theater, ut 9
O'Clock in the afternoon, by John C.
Bell, the auetioneer, by order OF NJ. L.
Wicks, Esq.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05

OF the age in the medical line is the
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs, man
ufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal. 1t is
agreeable to the taste, acceptable to the
stomach, harmless in its nature, painless
yet prompt aud thorough in its action.
For sale by C. F. Heinzeman, agent, Los
Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05

The Mayor and Council OF the City OF Los
Angeles do ordain as follows
SECTION l. That the right, title and inter.
est OF the city of Los Angeles IN aud to all
that real property situated In the city OF Los
Angeles. county OF Los Angeles. State OF
California, and being lots II, IL, 10, Il, IS,
IS, II and is, Of Block IN - IN the Fort Hill
Trsct, be sold at public auction upon the
conditions and In the manner In this ordi-
nance contained and expressed.
SEC. 2 The CLERK OF the Counrii OF the
city OF Los Angeles shall on the oath day OF
February 1886, in front OF the ONCE OF the
Clerk OF the Council, In the city Of Los Al.
geles, State OF California, at the hour OF II
A. N. of that day, sell at public auction 70
the highest aud best bidder, for gold coin OF
the government OF the United States, paya.
bic at .he time Of delivery q the deed
interest Of the city OF Los Angeles In and 70
the above described real property; provided.
that no sale shall be made unless the SAID
bids for the said real property shall pei
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-05

Mr.. Peter Harvey, of the B. 4 o. R'y,
returned TO San Francisco yesterday.
Mr.. j. L. Truslow, of the A. 7. & s.
f., returned to San Francisco yesterday.
The G. B. 4 Q. directors car returns
east this morning attached to the g. 3.
train.
The U. P. has rented an office under
the st. Elmo, Just next to that OF the
M. P. R'y.
A big A. & p. freight train came in at
p. NJ. yesterday, bringing several car
loads of coal from the Gallup mine.
Mr.. II. G. Logan, Freight Agent Of
the NJ. p. R'y, arrives here to-day from
San francisco, en- route to New York.
The trains are nearly all coming and
going on schedule time. A large BUSH
ness is doing in all lines and all direc-
tons.
A train of new fat-cars arrived yes
terday for the L. A. & s. G.. " r. r.
More passenger coaches will be on the
road after the 18th inst.
A Warner Brothers and Crosby excur-
sion of one carload went out yesterday
over the c. s., A. 4 p, A. I. & s. f.,
G. b. & O., and G. r. l. & 2. lines. Mr..
Il, A. Warner has the party in charge.
The last of the accumulated freight in
the warehouses and cars of the &. p. r.
r. at Los Angeles and way stations that
had been delayed by the flood was sent
forward towards its destination yester-
day.
Judge r. M. Widney returned yes
terday from Long Beach. where he has
been experimenting the construction of
the steam railway from Long Beach to
the junction. The work is nearly com.
pleted, and the Judge states that cars
will probably be running next week to
the Beach.
. c. f. Mansur, of Santa Ana. has gone
to st. Louis to direct the distribution
and sale of the oranges and lemons that
will be shipped from the Santa Ana val
ley from the present crop. He ships via
I'll Paso, by the Texas and Pacific to
Marshall, Texas, and thence to st. Louis
via the Iron Mountain Railway. to avoid
frost and snow.