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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-05

AT q meeting OF the santa barpar'
horticulturists last week much interest
ing information was given on the sub
isct Of small fruits. As they are Sc
quickly raised, It may be OF Importance
TO new ccmers to know how easily they
can get living in California. From
the Independent the following extracts
OF the proceedings are taken:
Mr.. o. N. Caldwell at this juucture
produced number Of large and fine
looking strawberries called the Monarch
of the West. That variety he said wal
the best he could find, and he could gel
them every week from bis vines Of thu
size and appearance Of those under no
tice. He got good vines without irriga'
ton, but a little artificial watering
would bring the fruit on quicker nnt
perhaps increase the szs. Some people
GOT the wrong kind of vines, and h,
thought the Monarch Of the West best
suited for this climate.
His mode of raising raspberries is t
grow the branches every veal, and b,
produced branch loaied with frui
which he had planted last February
He plants the buds and the branches
shoot up from them as was seen from
the spsciman be held in his hand. The
speaker showed the fruit upon thi.
branch in all stages of growth. and stated
that tile variety is called the Cutnbert
He believed this to be the most pro
tisable, and one of the best varietie.
grown In this part of the State. 1
cost 10 cents per pound to raise thest
raspberries, and it matters little whether
they are irrigated or not. The budded
plants should be set out each year II
February or Marcn, and there is ther
enough moisture iu the ground to stari
the growth. The black cap raspberry
Of which he showed q sample, requires
more water, but do very well in his
grounds. There are. however, othel
kinds that requires less attention aud
lesswa er, but hsbelievdd il most profit
able to cultivate the kind which he had
exhibited.
Mr.. Caldwell also exhibited sample
Of blaokberries and stated that The
branches started very slowly this year.
but they did very well Notwithstanding,
Blackberries need water in this locality,
but they yield well and the fruit has Q
good favor aud appearance. The sam
pie shown is partly Of the Loddon vari
ETY. and partly Of the Snieder, both are
good but the Loddon is more acid thar
the Snieder.
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Loss Of hearing IL In Q large proportion OF
oases tn direct result OF Inflammation Of the
mucous membrane lining the throat and na.
sci passagss, catarrh being IN tact one Of the
internal paseagss to the cars, which are situ-
ated On The pharynx above and behind the
palsts. and which nre Known ~ the eustachi-
an tubes, become involved In the same gene
raj Inflammation Of the surrounding pal h.
and IA course OF a-ae herome more OF less
obstructed. owing to the thioheniDg OF the
mem brsne lining them. Any obstruction r.
suits 1D partial or complete loss o. heariE z
TFestmHht directed TO the externsl ear car
sfect no benefit. sisapiy bseause n does not
reach the seat of the difhnul'y. and under l.
the disesse goes oD unchecked from bad I.
wofs,. Iu euch cases Il setults from the ca
tsrrhAl iIdsm m stiOn, aud can ONLY be tsme.
dled by the removal of ID & d ,Bn atiuD u
witch is IT. existing osu-e g failure &.
surc@ssfui " treat u arises fr IN the u ! b =
% wei -di ected or ra ical effurs IL made tor
th. cure. The ms re trestiny the nnstfil vii
nv7t n.tbing - TIT cure OF cstarri, NO inst-
ter what renedi1s are ppi"yed. sisor sh'
disease Ia to a Tar greater extent iucated ~
The passAg.e behind the nose and ie-di, .
frous II 10 the throat, and 30 situated TIA,
washes injected NJ the most idls cannot poe
sibiy reach any oonwderab.e portion Of the
dis ssrc arts. alF
Il. tue tre I'm nt or catarrhal deafness ty
directipg ur stts nnon to the suse. We car
rsniove the efisat. ami In no oth. = ~sy.
By appropriate .ect treatment TO the In
ternsl s~E, he hsaTizg can in most cases b.
improved IRON the outset; bat 20 rends- 4
radical. every vestige Of the catarrhal inham
nation Of the surrounding parts must be re
moved.
m the employment OF proper, inhalsticn
- ~ form Of msdicatsd vspor tRot steam o
eYrU0 ve are able 70 produce immediAte An
dirett action upon the disGased suSfaoe in th
| phasynx and nasal psssaees. for air will nm
i0 way into the most remote and intricat
| "a ~ A d nj frr1us n<I III 4
make dutd appiioations. By theas meanl
every case can be helped, End q maiorit
cured.
special references 10 over 600 families ii
Los Angelea M
The vary best references from those alread
cured.
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A great many Of our citizens have
been agita.ing the question of electric
lights lately, and are beginning to doubt
whether we are to have them. To set
the public mind at rest, and to ascer.
tain whether the town is to be lighted
by electricity or not, q Times reporter
called on Mr.. B. B. Harris, clerk of the
Beard Of Trustees, this morning, and was
informed by that gentleman that by the
first OF October the electric lights would
be in full running order aud our city no
longer be shrouded in darkness. MIR. X.
4. Floyd, the contractor, wrote to the
Trustees some time ago, saying that 1t
would be impossible for him to get his
machinery here by the first Of Septem-
ber, as tho contract called for, and re-
duested a continuance of thirty days,
which was granted. Four large masts
will furnish light for the city, while the
County Supervisors will provide few
arcs about the court house. Tbe power
is not determined upon as yet, but will
more than likely be furnished by water
near the edge Of town. We are surely
going ahead with improvements, and
San BernSudino is bonnd, sooner or later
to become one Of the important places
on the Pacific coast.--San Bernardino
Timee.
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why Bacheiors Abound In Mex
leo.


leo.
When a Mexican lady Is widowed,
saws a correspondent Of tho Kansas City
Journal, family council is immediately
called, her male relatives and those of her
husbund charging themselves with the
education of her sons, and the care OF
herself and daughters as matter of
course. Though the widow and her
grown up daughters may be accom-.
pIished as we'll as poor, nobody dreams
Of the possibility Of doing anything
toward supporting themselves, and the
proffered aidIis calmly accepted as an
hereditary right. Even il tho widow is
wealthy, she can by no means be indie.
pendent. Custom which here rules with
an iron hand, presoribes that the entire
saperiutendenpe Of her property and the
education Of her children shall be
delegated TO her male kindred and
unless she is really an aged woman, she
must reside with her relatives. So
thoroughly are Mexican gentlemen i'm
bued with this idea Of womanly depend,
enoe that they do not regard the care Of
any number Of bereaved families as an
unjust burden, but on the contrary,
when man marries he virtually con
tracts to befrispd all the female kindred
of his lady love, and 10 provide for them
u need be. This sort Of kniRhtly court.
esy makes matrimony serious mattor,
aud accounts for the number Of eligible
bachelors with WHICH Mexico Abouhds
but, badinage apart, II Is beautiful
custom. and q strong proof Of the innate
ohivaliy Of Mexican gentlemen is found
in the fact that the estates Of widow,
aud orphans are invariably administered
with sorupulous honesty.
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II you experience bad taste in the
mouth, sallowne-s or yellow color Of
skin, feel stupid or drowsy, appetite un-
steady, frequent headache or dizziness.
You are q bilious" and nothing will
arouse your liver to action and strsngth.
en- up your system take DR.. Pierce't
Golden Medical Discovery" By Drug.
gists.
"Isu't that Mrs. Holmes? thought
the doctors gave her up. She looks well
now"
She is well. After the doctors gave
up her case she tried DR.. Piercs's tFa
vorite Prescription" and began to gel
better right away. l heard her say moi
long ago that she had not felt so good II
twenty years. She doss her own work
and says life seems worth living, a
last. "Why," said she, II feel as IL
had been raised from the dead, almost.
Thousands attest the marvellous efficacy
of this God-giving remedy for femal
weakness, prolapsus, liberation. lencorr
doca, morning sickness, weakness o
stomach, tendency to cancerous disease
nervous prostration. general debility ant
kindred affections.
Delicate diseases Of either sex, how
ever induced, speedily and permanent,
cured. Book of particulars 10 cents il
stamps. Address, Worlds Dispensar
Association, 6s3 Main Street, Buffalo
In. Y.
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dtnnuers IN santa Ana vattey'
That terrible horse disease, glanders,
has been discovered in this Wiley, and
short time sincs veterinary surgeon,
invested with power, under the law, to
condemn glandered horses. pnid visit
TO Santa Ana and Orange and condemned
quite number OF horses, and tho most
Of them have been disposed OF. The
disease, while being fatal--there is NO
known cure for it's of mild type
compared to the glanders which proved
so fatal to the horses east of the Rocky
Mountains, and this is possibly due to
climatic Influences; but it is better to
stop II at once, and the only way to do
is to kill all horses that have con-
trasled the disease. We have reason to
belioye that several Of the 'oid plugs''
driven by the Chinese vegetable psd,
dlers have the disease, apd they should
be attended to.-[0raagd Tribune.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-05
FOR SALE
BY
W. P. MCINTOSH
Real Estate Agent.
Iaa N. spring ST.. Temple Block
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

| COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Sf0, OOO-stock ranch Of 10000 acres, con
trollin the water and grazing on nearly I
half million acres Please investigate.
Sl4O per acre for ITO acres Of land. only
| two miles southwest Of the city. VERY de
sirsbIs for or lo-scrs villa lots, Is 4 com
about . naIf mile from the Ptoo Heighti
| tract Of the Electric Cable Company.
| SS5. 600 for nearly 800 acres 81 Pasadena
mostly In fruits. Valuable for subdivisiou
10000 for 90 acres nsas san GABRIEL dspot
| $500 for 20 acres In San GAbF1ei valley
BE sides the foregoing hays cheap and
high,priced land In San BernArd1no and Lod
Angeles counties, on very reasonable terms
CITY PROPERTY.
10000 for the property on the southwest
conner OF BeAudry avenue and Temple strest,
having frontage Of i64 feet on Temple
street. This property sfords the best alta
for grocery drag store and lodging house
S156V for house Of 6 rooms and two lofs,
southwest corner Temple and Metcalf ste.
Gable car. and graded street.
street. 70xlS0 IT,; suitable for fine residence.
5000 for corner and adjoining lot on
$1,000 for elegant lot on be, i side Twelfth
ct, mouse. stable and most beautiful garden
5000 for good house and nns corner lot
$4,000 for large house and lot on Main
ST., near Ffh ~ IS
500 Tor lot on Pearl o., easy terms.
$500 for not on Manisc.i & graded.
$500 for lot on Bellevue av.
500 for lot on Virgin st.; nne view.
$3.50 for lots ON Temple st.; graded.
500 for lots near Walsut av ~
$3.50 each for lots on Twelfth ct. = :.
Elegant residences on the hill and south OF
the city.
eg-I desire to call particular attention 10
tn hn@ building lots that have for sale on
the hill on tho lnstallment plan.
FOR FxoHaNaE.
~ acres in fruits AID vines, With good
cottage, al Pomona, for hout in Los Angeles.
80, ~ or 90 aeses In heesing vines, near
san Gabriel depot, to exchange for city
30 acres Of ine land for city property.
Houses rented, ren.s collected and all busi-
nsss conf Lected with real estate promptly
PARTIES having large or small sums Of money
to loan on frst mortgage viii DO well to give
me call. Out OF ,hs many loans rcoom-
msnded and made By me. I challenge any
MORTGAGE to say that Auit has t,een COM
nenced or one single instsllment Of interts 1t
delinquent this date aud unpaid.
Money 10 L0dN.
i22 sprlng stfest.
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consrs..lon. al CandIdats..

Hon. Joseph d. Lynch. Of the Los
Ang eles HERALD, has received the uor-
ination at the hands Of The Democratic
District Congressional Convention for
Congressman Of the Sixth Dis riot, and
will be the opponent Of Gen. VIM. Van
dever, the Republican nominee, during
the campaign now opening. Bone ol
the Republican papers Of this distric
are trying to make out that The nomina.
tion Of Lynch is a weak one, and say
that the Republican candidate will have
an easy race Of 1t. Those express
ing such opinions were never more mis-.
taken in their lives. Mr.. Lynch is, TO
our notion, one Of the very stronges
men the Democratic party could have
put up. He is Q gentleman who hal
many friends, both Republican and
Democratic, in the southern counties
who will stick to him to the lsst for th'
manner in which he has always laboret
for their section Of the State with his in
fuential and widely circulated journal,
the Daily Los Angeles HERALD. Among
the winners aud fruit men he has very
large following, and We assure our Re
publican friends that only by ons oi
the most determined and stubborn fight.
can they hope to overcome Mr.. Lynci
in this district this fall.-Colton Even
ing Semi -Tropic.
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Rallroaa rrestinx.

| A meeting Of the citizens OF Anaheim
and vicinity was held on Tuesday even
ing to consider the railroad situation
The attendance was large, every avail
able seat in the hall being filed. DR.,
Gardiner was chosen Chairman, and j.
b. Pierce, ESQ.,, Secretary. An ex-
tended and detailed report was made by
Mr.. Melrose as to what. had been done
to secure the road through Anaheim,
Mr.. Kenyon Cox ventilated personal
grievance against Mr.. Melrose, the gisl
Of which was that he had been ignored
as committeeman, and that the com.
mittee had failed to induce the company
to build their road upon o route which
would have greatly enhanced the value
Of certain tracts OF land which he (Cox)
had bought for speculative purposes.
He rendered his resignation from the
committee, which was promptly ccept-
ed by the meeting. Mr.. Theo. Rimpan
moved that this meeting express its
appreciation of the work done by Mel
rose and James, and that it attest its be-
lief in their honesty of purpose and 10y
atty to Anaheim." The motion was Sec
onded and carried without dissenting
vote. Messrs. VIM. Grow her, s. B.
Smith and VIM ]. Smith were appoint
ed an additional committee to assist in
securing the right of way along the town
Further discussion of the proposed
route was had, and 1t was resolved to
make an effort to have the road run a
short distance south Of the proposed
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-05
A BARGAIN
m
Choice City Property
About 8 Acres, comprising "a Pull
Sized Lots on Oar Line and
Principal Streets,
Is offered for sale for two-thirds value.
go SOUTH SPRING STRMHT.
sep6 1w
Notice of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that II is the in,en
tion of the Council of the City OF Los An
geles, to change and establish the grade o.
Pico street at the following points:
At the intersection of the north line o.
Pico street with Hope street the grade shall
be changed to 2450 feet below the datum
plane; at the intersection OF Pico street will
the west line of Fgueroa street the grade
shall be 2s.oo feet below the daium plane
at the east line OF Wright street the grade
shall be $3.50 feet below the datum plane
at poiut $3.50 ieet west OF Figueroa stree
the grade shall be 5000 feet below tht
datum plane: at a p int 1890 feet west O
Figueroa street the grade shall be 31.o0 fee
below the datum plane; at a point 400 feel
west Of Figueroa street the grade shall be
25.00 feet below the datum plane; at the in
fursccti0n Of Ayarado street the grade shall
be "a 100 feet below the datum plane.
q All pcrsops interested are hereby notified
to file their objections, II any they have
with the ERIK OF the Council within ter
days OF the date OF the first publication o.
'' BY order Of the QcuncIlof the City Of Lo.
Angeles, at Its meeting Of August 3o(h, A. d
~ W. W. ROBINSON,
CLERK OF the Council Of the city Of Los An
Los Angeles, August sist, 1856. sep2 lot
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The Hardin Tract.

This fins piecs Of land Il delightful spot
for home. You viii md II almost next 70
where lots are selling Tor 400 each. which
could call your attention to Here you can
have : lot ior s225 and upwards, with trees,
vtnes, etc. You VIII have to call early, Tor
the prices are 90 reasonable that we Will not
have enough 70 70 around. The street y Il
plank sidswalEs added. DO not purchase
anywhere lot befoze you - theses 4 you
wish live bargain They spsak for thsm-
selves. Always In from . to u 4. H.. and
CHAS. VICTOR HALL.
10k South Spring.
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The bey. 7. Mynare, n"s h.sn Wy
from tse diocese u no"S ,ha ii En;sco nal "
pointed 10 .ake cn.ss' =, 'nS ',oiiav r.
cnurch IN tne santa an- s" ;oi,ows
VIII hoid services Io,'o ~ un,v Con-
In the morning "nsn ;',..aJ w T ~
munion WIN US Tu.sSam ade anJ IN ,hs ave %
fauis cnuIcn' uesu H. Messiah Il
ming IN the cnapel VI 'n' " -
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THE DEMOCRATS.
Adjournment of the State
Convention.
YESTERDAYS NOMINATIONS.
A Splendid Ticket Throughout
other Political Notes, State
State and National.

Special to The Herald 6u the Associated Press.
SAN FnANcIsoo. Sept. 4.-The con-
yention was called to order at II 30 a
m. The following resolutions were ther
adopted unanimously:
"That we demand the enactment of .
law whereby supplies furnished to al
asylums, prisons, hospitals, almhouser
and other Institutions under control ol
the State and Of the counties. cities and
towns Of the State, shall be the product
of white labor only, and we pledge thai
the same shall be made the Law OF the
State when the Democrats shall have
control OF the Legislature.
"That we indorse the course of Hon.
George Hearst in the United States
Senate, and appreciate the timely SER
vices rendered by him 70 the Democratic
party"
A resolution Of respect % ne memory
Of the late Hon. William Irwin was also
adopted.
A resolution was also adopted request
ing President Cleveland and the heads
OF the various departments in Washing
/ ton and in this Siats 70 remove every
oifsnsive psstisan IN the employ Of the
United States.
Another resolution was also adopted
demanding the removal. in the name OF
the Democratic party OF the State, Of
every Republican officer by appoint
ment, EXCEPT those holding under the
civil service reform law, and that Demo-
crats be appointed in their places.
The first regular order Of business
was then declared to be nominations for
superintendent Of Public Instruction,
A. J. Moulder OF San Francisco was
chosen BY acclamstion. His only op.
ponent was h. o. Kinney aIso Of San
Francisco, whose name, however. was
Withdrawn soon after balloting began.
A resolution Of regret forths death of
ex Senator James T. Farley wss then
adopted.
a resolution asking the chair to ap
point q committee TO investigate the
status Of the railroad taxes since the
assessments have been made by the
Board OF Equalization aud report to the
State Central Committee, was referred
to the Committee on Resolutions.
I'D. Spencer. Of 6tanislaus, prssen
incumbsnt, was nominated for clerk o.
the Supreme Court by accIamation.
e. o. Miller, Of Tuiare, was nomi
mated for Surveyor. General BY vote ol
/ 2S6 to 1872 for Frank p. McCrary, Of Sar
Benito. The nomination was subse'
i \ -
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NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Alexander Announces In
tention to Abdicate.
MURDERED GERMANS AVENGED
Victoria Schilling's whereabouts.
other kilograms Of Minor
Importance.

c,,<e;.y 10 tbs Hera1,i IA, the Assoeiafed Press.
NJ,
VIENNA, sept 4'--lne Neue rreie
Press publishes dispatch from Sofia.
atating that M. Karayeloff. head of the
-,r,, - uh;ah danosad
eso'u''onAiy party ".'s es,,
Prince Alexander has Desn released
from police supervision. The Russian
Marty in Sofia saw that Major Grueff,
L.s-.. -. a. .ba coun
VINO 'ook p0a1k pr -.
etat. had resolved g ns A'ne
o. the disposition upon the death oi
AIsxandar. and was preve nted from
.-.- -. = !. 800, "a bv tba interven-
carrying oas n's .eso,,o =.
tion<of the Russian oonsui' 40 Nv
now believed that Prince Alexander vii
.hd;oata. Int that he will summon the
p,,r..,., Assamblv. and submit tht
ss;snc - shd,csiins q. continuinr
S ass ~ ~ ~ 5od3f for deciaion
psss'sI b. ~ ~ snf;ssrcss "a bsinc sxerted
s.sse v.. .1n..., S;es-snt * nasssrs "a hrine
.Sn.t I'LL ;e~;c~ ~ Pnlssr;a' servia and
3 'mmsnr
~ x,aur a. .pn,o.rr
~ sn1 " ~
NEW fosK, sept : -rne o.ar Lon
don special says; In Downing s.fee'
tne opinion y unanimous .sst A'e.sn'
der wih ngns fesnef '9sn sUo'cA'e ~ me
dicfation OF hussia. ne WI % piesseo
70 dennato aecision, ana nls le,usa. y
aodlcate viii lead % rising ~ tne
nussisn psrty, fev",n1lon nna : nus =,
wan occupauon' Inc nuuelsn.s -
Prince Alexander declare tnst mere rs
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The Doctor dsvotes his treatment 70 the
destructiop OF these by mean. OF local rene-
dies which can bs applied By the pstisn. "a
ton from business. oonstftutional rene
dies are employed In unost cssss to purify
the blood. regulate the liver and build up The
general system, The best apparatus in the
ceuniry :. Z used = :ppiy nrdicInss directly
ON ,es when necessary. ~ 5tt.aas
II patient can come ra6nlarly 10 ofnce for
trs atmsnt, csses Of 10 years standing can. in
nearly every case be cured permanently.
never get has the Doctor failed in child
where remedies hsve been used as directed
The following testim Ontnls Of persona we'll
known IN Los Angeles will show the rapid
ity With which the disease can be cured;
Art Studio, 81 .. Banter Hill avenue. Los
Angeles, Cal. .-Dr- ". N. DsvIs, Desr sir: l
an happy to Inform you that your remedies
have cured that terrible be fnste oatsrrh Of
the back psrt Of tho nostrtIs and throat.
from which suffered 90 much II does not
trouble m- at all now AID have only taken
your treatment about two mcnthr and 2 half.
Yours gratefully, ID. 3. FISH.
May IS, 1916.
Los angeles. June 49,. l8ss.--Dr W. n. !.
Davis. Deer sir; ! sns " uultd With a bsd
form q estarrh Of the a.se and threat aud
sm tbanhfni 10 -. tnat your rem. dies have
sntirely cured mo, in lew We Ia. ny
stomach wns o. me Affected, ausi ng indi teH-
tfon, which wa reliev 1t once. hsvt
gained ten pounds 10 weight sirce besan
treatment. and feil better tha a s,nce was q
child. MRS. RL.LA W ,LKIH on
4f TlGueroa st., near Ward.
Los Angeles, Aug. 9. 1S80.-Dr. ". N.
Davis: This 10 TO certify that have been
troubled with catssrh for four years. Ny
breath was offensive and I used different
kinds Of medicine, and 1t failed 70 curs me.
I went 10 DR.. W. N. Dawn and he treated me
with the Medical Inhalation Trsatment, and
l was cured In - days. and am now in per
feet health. All thoss thAt are troubled with
catarTh had better 70 and cousult Dr. Davis
J09- BAKER, A.
No. al e. ftrst st
Hundreds Of other testimonials snd rsfer
enoss could BE- given wers 1t neoessary. Al
fsmiiy. '1s.e "a. A' ~ ~ ~ .'' -'' - W
CONSULTATION FREE
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NEW YonK, Sept. 4.-The Hrst heat
Of the international Canoe Cup Race
here to-day, was won BY the English
canoe Nabtilus, Lassie being second.
The second race was won by Lassie,
shs beating Nautilus. There were four
entries. The deciding heat will take
place on Monday.
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VALLrJo, CAL, Sept. 4.--Ths Rspubr
lean County Convention met at Fair
Acid to-day and made the following
nominations; State Senator, l.. b.
Mizner; Assemblymen, George j.
Campbell and h. J.. Curry.