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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
On a Tear.

Considerable excitement was caused yes
terday afternoon on Spring street, near Sec
ond, by the antics OF man named
Price, formerly of Texas and now
residing about two miles below town
on Main street. Mr.. Price had
imbibed a considerable quantity of
his buggy to allow his wife to get into it. As
she has had previous experience of his rae
ing propensity when a little elevated, she
felt 10th to take a seat beside him. A great
crowd collected and Price was finally re-
lice Office whilst his wife drove off. Price
insisted that he had not touched drop oil
liquor in twenty years, though hiccough,
strong smell OF rum and gum and income
rency in thought showed that he was a little
off on the time that he had smiled last. His
son removed him afterwards aud he left
breathing annihilation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Articles of incorporation.

Articles OF incorporation were to-day
fled for the Southern California Land Corr
pany.
The object OF the corporation is given as
follows. The purchase and sale of real
estate, the Improvement of the same, the
negotiating of loans and the investment OF
money in the same and the carrying on OF a
general real estate business. The place OF
business of the corporation will be Los An
geles. Five directors for the first year are
as follows: 8. Guthrie, w. A. Clinton,
Walter Mortimore, Fred G. Smith, J. Charles
Duncan. The amount Of capital stock is
given at s300, 900, divided into three thous
and shares of one hundred dollars each.
$500, 600, as follows: 3. Guthrie, $4,000; W.
A. Clinton. $4,000; Walter Mortimore,
$50, 600; Durand de Poule, 500 600; J. Charles
duncan, $4,000; Fred G. Smith, $4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
The observation-disclosures.

The next Heutenant-G Governor OF Calitor-
MIA, Hon. NJ. F. Tarpey, will address the
people of Los Angeles next Saturday. A
most unfortunate omission of the first syl-
liable in word in yesterdays HERALD made
1t seem that the brilliant statesman from
Alameda was not to be the second officer In
the State. In notice of the visit of Water
man to the Julian mines and his purchase
of the Stonewsll mire, 1t was stated that as
he considered his election uncertain he had
decided on having a sure thing by purchas-
ing the rich Stonewall mine, but the types
made the notice say that he considered his
election certain, a most improbable state
ment that even Mr.. Waterman would not
make.
All persons who wish to see the talented
nominee for, and the next Lieutenant
Governor of California can see him in the
person Of Hon. M. +. Tarpey.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Testing Titles.

The Cotton Semi-Tropfc says. Our town
has been quite lively to-day with lawyers
and witnesses who were in attendance
while the attorneys for the defense were
taking testimony in the famous case of the
United States VS.. Hancock, which involves
the title to the extensive Muscupiabe
Rancho, or at least which involves the title
to considerable portion of the land now
claimed by the owners as belonging to the
Muscupiabe grant. Messrs. Wilson & Stew
art were looking after the interests of the
defense, while Shirley c. Ward Esq, Depu.
ty U. 8. Attorney, appeared for. the govern
ment. The testimony Is being taken before
u. S. Commissioner A. L. Combs. The pro
ceedings were held in one of the rooms OF
the Transcon,inental Hotel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
THE ODONrULOGISTS.
The Dentists OF Sou thern CalifOr-
MIA im Session.

MIA I'm Session.
The Southern California Chronological
Society are in session In our city. The fol-
lowing are in attendance from this city J.
M. White, C. v. Baldwin, J. 8. Crawford. H.
N. Urmy, T. W. Wills, E. 8. Townsend, D. R.
Wilder, L. W. French, w. II. Masser. W. r.
Bird, r. G. Cunningham and l. M. Case. J..
II. Dunn Of Pomona, G. A. Millerd of Comp
ton, and ]. C. Mccoy of Pomona.
Much important routine business has been
disposed of by the society. The object of
this society," as expressed In their bylaws,
is the discovery and pr0mulgation OF Ecien-
tiic truth relating to dentistry and oral sur
gerry, and the promotion of the highest ex.
celience in the art and science connected
herewith. The meetings are not only theo-
retical but intensely practical. Wednesday
was spent In clinical operations. DR.. Nc.
Coy, OF Orange, and DR.. Case Of Pomona,
demonstrated thier peculiar style OF work In
filing teeth. DR.. White, of this city, manu-
factured and mounted gold crown on an
old root. DR. Townsend, of this CITY, exhib-
tied an improved method OF making artif.
cial dentures and mounted a gold crown on
a broken off tooth.
The election OF officers for the ensuing
year resulted as follows: DR.. J. G. Mccoy
President; DR.. J. M. White, Vice-President
DR.. E. l.. Townsend. Secretary; DR.. W. K
Bird. Recording Secretary; DR.. l. w. French
Treasurer; DR.. q. v. Baldwin, Librarian.
The meeting will adjourn to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Tho Turf.

CINCINNATI, october 6.-Second extra day
OF the Latonia fall meeting: Good weather,
fair attendance, track dusty.
First race, seven furlongs-Nora M. won
by half length, Clara second, Archbishop
third: time 131A.
Second race, nine furlongs-Ligan won by
a length and half, Kensinston second,
Annie Wood cock third; time, 1t7M.
Third race.sfve furlongs-Linda Payne
won by three lengths, Varin second, Violet
third; time, 1.03%,
Fourth race, six furlongs-withrow won
by a length and a half, Passion second,
Broadhead third; time, 1.19sz.
Fifth race. one mile Font won by a
length and half, Bonita second, Monocrat
third; time, 1:13A.
SANTA BARBARA RACES
SANTA BARBARA, October Cat the Fair
to-day the postponed race was won by Cy-
clone.
The trotting race, for three-year-el was
won BY Josie X Birdie second; best time
3I2Z.
Running, half-mile dash Fandango won,
Grey Billy second; time, 90 seconds.
The special trotting race was won by
Roseval, Barbara Queen second; best time,
3.07.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Hoard of Education. .

The Board of Education met in regular
monthly session in the Council Chamber
Tuesday night. Present; Earl, Elliott, Kurtz
Graham and Waas.
The minutes of September 2, Is. 25 and "a
and October were read and approved.
]. Kubach, contractor, was allowed $6SS so
on the Amelia street school-house. ID. #.
Donegan was allowed 500 for grading the
Sand street school lot. NJ M. Kenyon was
allowed Sl62s on account, for moving the
old High school building.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Store Room wanted.

The Ladies' Benevolent Society find
themselves much embarrassed for want OF
proper store room wherein to bestow the
clothes and other articles given them for
to the INDECENT. What they
want is some place near the center of the
city where they can store such things and
hold weekly meetings for the reception and
of the same. Any good citizen
having suitable room not easily rentable
which he can let the good ladies use free,
or for nominal rental may send word to
Mrs. A. L. Bath, Mrs. ID. G. Stephens, Mrs.
c. Ducommun, or any other of the ladies.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
steel Water pine.

The Hesperia Colony has contracted In
New York with the Abendroth & Roo
Manufacturing Company for seven miles
Of 14-inch water pipe coated with prepara
ton of asphalt and varnish that is indie
structible from water, salt or weather IN
this country. Two miles Of this pipe Is to
be of steel and Ave miles of iron. This pipe
is jointed spirally and set with rubber
packing SO that loose joints are impossible
and the Joint is the strongest part Of the
pipe. 1t is novelty in this country. and
that in view of the increasing demand fol
water pipe that q branch of this factory
will be established in Los Angeles at nc
distant day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Who Lost she Ancient Mule?

A mule, who bore upon her saddened
features the impress of forty pensive win
tiers, was found wandering around on Mo
zart street yesterday and impounded. The
hybrid was so venerably old that it seemed
impossible that such an animal could evei
get lost, and when lost found again, and his
willy looks betrayed such cunning that the
officer who did the impounding got ashamed
because he thought the mule was having all
the fun. He therefore forgot to book his
name against the mule, and Capt Ketlal
drew lots to see who would get the credit
therefor. As luck would have 1t, Officer
Haskins was the victim, and he now stands
charged with having found that ancient
mule.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Trustees of the Peabody Educa.
tiOmal Fund.

NEW YORK, october 6.-The Trustees OF
the Peabody Educational Fund held their
annual meeting to day at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel in this city. The following were
present: Ex-President r. b. Hayes, of Ohio
Robert C. Winthrop and Theodore Lyman,
of Massachusetts,; Chief Justice Waite
Bishop ii. b. Whipple, of Minnesota; Thos.
G. Manning, of Louisville; Anthony Drexel
of Pennsylvania; Samuel Gun, Of Massa-
chusetts, and James d. Porter, OF Tennes-
see. President Cleveland was expected
but was unavodably detained In Washing
ton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
The Ellis auction.

The auction of the Ellis Villa Tract held
yesterday on the grounds by G. A. Sumner &
Co., drew another big crowd of both buyers
and sight-seers. Among them were recog-
nized some of our best citizens evidently on
the lookout for bargains, either for them
selves or their friends. At times tle bid
ding was quite lively, and the auctioneer
had all he could attend to. Among the buy
ers were the following: Messrs. Preston,
Forester, Murietta, Eastman. Ham, Purdy.
Sloan, Rochester, Winston, McGovern,
Roach, Gibbs, Ellis, Warder, Wilson, Steven
son. Mrs Ross and others.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
THE PUMPS STOPPED.
Lower Level Mining ON the
CO,ustOCk Aban dOned.

SAN FRANCISCO october GA special to
the Eraminer from Virginia, Nevada, says
An order has been received from San Fran.
cisco to stop all work on the Chollar mine
and to Immediately strip all levels below
twenty four hundred feet. The order also
necessitates immediate suspension OF all
operations in the Hale 4 N0rcr0ss lower
levels. This action is the result of the re
fusal on the part of the Savage trustees to
pay their one-third proportion for keeping
the pumps In motion at the combination
shaft. The lower levels in both mines will
be abandoned and flooded as soon as the
ponderous pumps are shut down. The stop
page of these mines throws several hundred
men out of employment and 1t is believed
sounds the death knell of deep mining or
the Cemstock.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
The Election in Geergias-

ATLANTA, Ca, October 6.-The State cleo
tion passed off quietly without incident
The Democrats had clean sweep every
where. The following is the State ticket:
Governor, John B. Gordon; Secretary Of
State. Nathan C. Barnet; Controller, Gen.
VIM. A. Wright; Treasurer, Robert u
Hardeman; Attorney General, Clifford An
derson. There was no opposition to Gen.
Gordon for Governor and the Democratic
candidates for State ofhces. In t0-oayr
election the knights of Labor candidates
for the Legislature have created some ex-
citement but the regular Democratic nomt-
nees are elected to the House and Senate.
A light vote was polled here and through
out the State, there being no issue or oppoa-
ing candidates to bring out a full vote.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
A ACrank SCI at Liberty.

WASHINGTON, october 6.-James L. VIII
liams. who was arrested at the White House
in March, 1885, while insisting on the Presi'
dent paying him s500,00) on claim against
the Government, and sent to the insane
asylum was to-day brought into the District
Court ON a writ Of habeas corpus and re-
be restrained OF his liberty as an insane
person unless the question has been passed
upon by jury.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
weeds clamation.

offcer Weed. who has been paying great
deal of attention to infractions olhordi-
nances on tree trimming and obstruc\ p oil
streets, has for some time reported se> GUS
violations OF the latter on Grand avenue
and Olive street. AS no notice was taken
of his remarks and complaints, Major Weed
yesterday promulgated a proclamation thai
he was going to arrest all contractors found
in contravention. officer Weed Will be
heard from to-day, as he has three warrant
in his breast pocket.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Unpleasant Bedfeliews.

Three men slept in room together Tues.
day night at the White House. Yesterday
morning one of them, upon awaking, found
himself all alone--the other men had gone
and his wallet, containing about Sl4, had
disappeared also He notified the police,
who arrested VIM. Gray and Geo. Wilson on
suspicion OF having performed the sleight
of hand trick They were released in the
afternoon for want OF evidence.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Movement Favorimg Russia.
A Garrison Rescued.

RAsGooN, october 6.-Troops sent from
Mirehla to relieve the surrounded garrison
at Mysthek, Burmah, succeed ed in perform
ing the mission. They took a six days
march OF 80 miles through one jungle. In
this the troops found several crucifed Brit,
ish messengers. Every man In the rescued
ga arrisop was prostrated with fever when the
relieving expedition reached them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Tranns Trnpped.

James Sanders, George Howell and A. G..
Mackay. three tramps, were found sleeping
in a haystack on Downey avenue last night
by Officer Arguello. He handculfed two OF
them together and marched the trio to jail,
where they were booked for vagrancy. An
additional charge.of carrying concealed
had a big A Smith 4 Wesson pistol and a
box Of cartridges. There was only rs cents
in the crowd.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
A SALE OF FLYERS.
Endenheim stud Disposed of mt
Auction.

Auction.
NEW YORK, october 6,-The sale of the
Endenheim stud and yearlings was carried
on at Jerome Park to-day, as Commodore N.
W. Kitson. the owner, had determined on
disposing Of all of his splendid equine es-
tablishment. The attendance was very
meagre, but money and prices in the main
were good. Toward the close, however,
there was decided falling off in the bid
ding, and number of animals were with
drawn. Fred Gebhardt captured the phe-
nomenal yearling. Oras, for $500. Among
the other good prices realized we're; Brown
Duke, three years old. to D. D. Nixon for
$3.50; Reveller, two years old 10 e. Hefner
for $1,000; Rustler, two years old, to 8. Gid
con for $500; Austriana, two years old, to
K. Tucker for $1,000; Halla, two years old, to
G. Thomas for s2100; Eufaula, two years old,
to K. Hefner for $1050; Rival, yearling, to
John Mackey for s1050; Austrienne, to A. j.
Cassatt for $1,000. Thirty. eight head were
disposed of for an aggregate of $50. .195, or an
average of nearly S795.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
THE COAST.
The Alarming Delay of a
Steamer.
THE CASE OF THE JURY BRIBER
The Central Citrus Fair-The New
School BOOks-A Wedding
in High Life, Etc.

Special to The Herald bu the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, October6.-The steamship
Ancon, which plies between Sitka. ALASKA,
and Port Townsend, Washington Territory,
is now two weeks overdue at Port Towns.
end. The Goodall Perkins Company. OF
this city, have sent out the steamer Idaho in
search. They have also requested the
United States government to send out a
steamer to look for the missing vessel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Capital Against Labor.

New YORK. October 6.-Lists are posted in
the Stock Exchange for pledges to vote for
J. Edward simons for mayor. In two hours
two-thirds of the members pledged them
selves. The aggregate capital represented
is nearly billion Of dollars. Edward G.
mons, would be the candidate Of capital
against labor and socialism; that the busi-
ness men OF New York would not allow the
Socialists to rule the city. Similar lists will
mons is Grand Master Of Masonry in the
State. He is Democrat but the movem ent
is irrespective of politics.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
POLITICAL.
Colorado Democratic State
Convention.
CALIFORNIA STATE POLITICS.
Utah Commissioners Report =
Eastern Election Returns
Political Notes.

DENVER, October G.-The Democratic stxeo
Convention adjourned to-day after no1nf-
mating Hon. Alva Adams for Governor ana
II. B. Gillespie for Lieutenant Governor.
The platform favors the unlimited oofnaen
of silver on the same terms with gold; de-
nounces the employment of convict labor
men, and recommends the use OF such labor
in the construction and Improvement Of
public roads only.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
vn,tamH. Crockcr Married.

STOCKTON, october Civilian H. Crock
er, son of Charles Crocker, vice-President
of the Southern Pacific Railtoad Co, was
married to-day to Ethel sperry, daughter of
s. W. Sperry, of thiscity. The wedding was
strictly private, owing to the recent death
of the brides father, and only the immedi-
were present.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
where Does He voter

The HERALD is in receipt of the following
letter from subscriber who states his case,
and asks If he loses his vote. He writes as
follows:
Los ANGELEs, October 8, 1885,
EDITOR HERALD.-Dear Sir: Being q voter
in the second ward, am about to change
my place of residence to East Los Angeles;
do / forfeit my vote by so doingY Hoping
you will answer me through your paper. /
remain yours truly,
DEMoCRAT.
No law is framed with the Intentional
dis franchising the citizen. The rule in the
above case is that thirty days prior to the
election the voter had his domicile in the
second ward. In that ward he votes ON the
second of November.
Another voter who registered at Orange
two years ago, and has not registered here.
where he now lives, asks IL he loses his
vote. He does not. He Is registered In this
county and votes where he was living thirty
days prior to the election.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
A New Mining Journal.

The Miners Aduocate, Vol. l, No. /, pub
lished by the Miners Advocate Publishing
Company of San Francisco is the latest pub
the HERALD office. The paper is bright,
newsy, seven column sheet specially devot.
ed to the advocacy OF mining in California,
The HERALD has long been the advocate oil
the mining interest and extends cordial
greeting to the new journal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Revolt of the National League
Branch.

NEW YORK, october 9.-Nothing 9. has hap.
pened lately in connection with Irishiaf-
fairs that Is creating so much talk as the
demonstration of the Twelfth Ward Branch
of the National League against the rule of
Parnell. Part of the revolt is best charac-
terized by the declarations of speakers. j..
B. Murphy, Secretary, says: "fhe League
has forwarded an immense sum OF money
70 Ireland to help fight the battle of the
people in that country. What is the result?
Not alone has Home Rule been refused, but
there is no sign wnatever that 1t will be
money think this should be put an end
to. Now isthe time to begin"
Col. J. p. O'Flynn said: I'VE all want
some other measure besides Parliamentary
agitation. If any more money is tobe sent
over let IL be intrusted for distribution to
the parish priests and Protestant ministers
in the different parishes, so that the unfor-
tunate victims Of landlordism may pla the
aid where it was intended for them"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
The pessrt Utilized.

Mcpherson Brothers, Of Orange, are en-
gagged in shipping muscat grapes to NAM
moth Tanks on the Colorado Desert. where
they will be dried into raisins In the for
vent heat that prevails under the cloudless
skies OF the desert The experiment was
tried successfully last year on the Colorado
Desert and also on the Mojave Desert.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
The citrus Fair Association.

SACRAMENTO, october 6.-The Executive
Committee of the Citrus Fair Association of
Central California held a meeting to-day
and selected the remainder of the Board Of
Directors. Newton Booth was unanimously
chosen President and Albert Gala tin Vice
President.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Ohio Politics.

TOLEDO. Ohio. october 6.-The Republican
Convention of the Tenth Ohio District to-
day re-nominated Jacob Romeis for Con-
gress The platform took strong protection
fst grounds. Frank Hurd Is the democratic
candidate
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
baseball

BOSTON, Octber 6.-St Louis 8; Boston IL,
wAsHINsToN, October 6.-Detroit Q; Wash
ington !.
j PHILADELrHIA, October s.-PhIladelphia
) @: Kansas City6.
NEW YORK, October 6.-Chicago /; New
York 4.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
noane tn the Jury,s Hands 5.

sAN FRANCISCO, october 6.-The case of
Micah Doane, the alleged jury briber, was
given to the jury this afternoon. The jury
not having come to an agreement this even
ing were locked up for the night. It is said
they stand eight for acqnittal against four
for con victiOn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
striking Railroad Brakeme en-.

CLEVELAND, october 6.-The freight brake
men on the Mahoning division of the New
York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad made
a demand several days ago for an increase
of wages from 81. .75 to 81 per day. and pre-
sente3 other grievances. This morning the
offcials of the road submitted proposition
wages as high as any other road competing
with the New York, Pennsylvania Il Ohio
Railway. The proposition was refused and
the brakemen quit work at noon. 1t Is pos
yolved in the strike.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
The New series of school Books.

The NEW SeT1eB Oh SChOUI hOOKss
SACRAMENTO, october 6.-The school dis
trict of New Almaden, Santa Clara county,
is the first in the state to order and put Into
use the new state series of school books
An order from said district was received by
State Superintendent Welcker to-day. The
first and third readers and the speller can
now be supplied as fast as desired.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07

NEW YORK, October Cat noon recess
nounced to the representatives of the press
that he had nothing to communicate to
them Some secret business had been trans
acted, but of course he could not say as to
its nature. The morning session was mainly
devoted, he said, to the consideration of
the reports of the committee on credentials.
which has not been finally acted upon. 1t
now seems possible that the third days
session may end with the convention still
unorganized.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Preparing for BarIhOldI statue
Cerem mics.

WASHINGTON, October 6. - Commodore
Chandler, commanding the New York navy
yard, and Admiral Luce, commanding the
North Atlantic tquadron, are instructed to
consult with General Schoheld with refer
ence to the part to be taken by the military
and naval forces in the Bartholdi Statue
ceremonies.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
CHOKE DAMP.
A Father and Three Sons SuffO'
Gated I'm q Coal Mine.

LONDON, October 6.-Mr. Lakin, son ofthe
proprietor of the colliery at Newbold, Lei
cester, descended the shaft to-day. fearing
something was wrong, and did not return.
and one OF his brothers descended in searoh
of him. He also feiled to return, when an
other brother and then the father descend,
ed. The latter two not appearing at the
surface again careful search was made,
four men. who had been suffocated by choke
damn. The GOLFERS were subsequently res.
cued from other parts Of the mine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Reaxer Bound over.

LEMooRE. Cal, October 6.-The trial of
Henry Beaver, charged with the murd er Of
Charles Hayes, closed this morning. He
was bound over with bail fixed at $4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Giant Powder Explosion

DEADwooD, D. T., october Ga box OF
thirty pounds of giant powder exploded in
the S0O-foot level of the Caledonia mine
last evening. blowing four men to pieces
and injuring Ave or six others. A spark
from pipe caused the explosion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07
Senator l.ormnn n Seremad ea.
Robt. Ferrai For the senate.

SAN FIR ANcIsco, October 6.-Judge Robert
Ferral was nom mated this evening By the
Democrats for State Senator Of the 24th dis
triCt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-07

The Bricklayer's Ball Tonight.
The first animal ball OF the Bricklayers'
Protective Association, No. 1,will take place
at Turnverein Hall this evening. As no ef-
forts have been spared by the committee to
attend are sure to have an enjoyable time