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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

New Pestofftce and Cheap wa
gons and Carriages.
As the new postofiice is to be located
ON Main street opposite Arcadia street in
the place occupied by the Pacific Wagon
Company, that company has removed to
20 Also street, where at low rents 1t
will be enabled to sell all kinds Of wa
gons, carriages, harness and horse mil
lipery at lower prices than ever.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

Malaria poison can be entirely removed
from the system by the use Of Ayers
Ague Cure, which contains . sure spe-
cific, in the form Of vegetable product,
ussd in no other remedy. Warranted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

fake nctIcs. Every purchaser Of lot
il the Electric Railway Homestsad As
ISOLATION tract must have 500 paid on
each lot he owns before the day Of dis
irritation. 20 buy now and payments viii
be easier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

Tree, and flowers in abundunce and no
NASTY. sticky" Chinese garden mud at
the Electric R'y Homestead Assn Tract,
and, best Of all, pure well water to
drink.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

The best in the market, to be found in
every saloon. See notice in another
column. Beer by the keg at wholesale
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02
mr.. pr.w.,,., remale spec,a,l.

The first lady licentiate Of Kentucky
many years practice here and elsewhere
in Prolapsus Uteri or Falling OF thu
W omb, liberation. Leucorrhes, ovarian
diseases, irregularities. Prompt relic
and radical change felt from the frs
treatment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

beautiful Mountl is on the Southern
Pacific Railroad in San Gorgonio Valley
50 miles east Of Los Angeles and is beau
tiful for animation. .i
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

OF lots in the Electric R'y Homestead
Assn Tract pays the same amount as
the first buyer, before distribution sl0o
on each lot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02
Proposals for Steam Fire Engine
and Fire Pell.

Notice is hereby given that sealed propos-
ais Will be received by the undersigned up
10 the meeting OF the Council of the city OF
Los Angeles Of October llth. 1885, for fur
First-One new second class steam IRE
engine. proposals to be endorsed "Pro-
posal for Fire Engine
Second-One hre bell OF 900 lbs. weight.
Proposals to be endorsed. Proposal for
Fire Belly
The Council Of the city Of Los Angeles
reserves the right to reject any and all pro
BY order of the Council OF the city of Los
Angeles at Its meeting OF August 9Th
Wv. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City OF Los
Angeles.
+ Los Angeles. Cal, August 18th, 1856.
eul2 Ocl1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

Motitor, one Of the best workmen u
HAT line. Is lnying the stone pavement
on Adams street--two thousand on
hundred feet The Southern Californi'
Land Company fulhlls its promises 4
the letter. r4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

Mary. llous and miraculous eures are
daily effec ed by st. jacobs Oil, the
pain bAuisher.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

The Electric Railway Homestead As
ISOLATION lots are more than halt gone
Ana ssles rapidly increasing. Soon ell
will BE- cold.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

For the prompt aud certain cure o
erysipelas, use Ayers Sarsaparilla,
which Is the specific endorsed by the
most eminent medical authorities.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02
Lock Ont
For the Hermosito tract.

wbsn baby was sick, we gave her castoriA,
when she Was Child she cried for castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 castoriai
when she had Children, she gsvethsm castorih
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

Read the advertisement Of this fine
block. There are but sixteen lots and
thev are seliing rapidly. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

N YOU intend to buy lots ~ the Ell Q
.r;c Railway Homestead Association
tract. for every lot sold you must have
s,00 paid on It before the distribution
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

Read the advertisement of this fine
block. There are but sixteen lots and
they are selling rapidly. f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02
THE COURTS.
superior oours--oAsnsy. ;.

Superior Court-.Cheney. ,.
WEDNESDAY, September |.
In re habeas corpus cf N. Arrigonis-
Writ granted and defendant discharged.
People vs.. A. Abbott Assault with. .
deadly weapon; fined $40.
People vs.. Domousset--Seductien; or
trial.
SET FOR THURSDAY.
People VS.. Ricardo Morino.
People vs.. ]. H. lowering.
Gibbs VS.. Towner.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that will not be
responsible for labor furnished or that may
be furnished, or material furnished or thai
may be Furnished ON the Lanfranco estate
building, on the corner Of Court and Main
streets, without a special order from me-
aug2itf T. y. JOYCE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

Pay neither rent nor Inherent. $50
cash; go monthly. No interest. Free
ride to Wiesendanger's tract from 80
North Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

Thu lotsof the Electric R'y Homestead
A..'n viii ali be sold and you won't get
any unlssa you buy very soon'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

Arehitess Armitage, San Francisco.
cured . severe cough with Red Star
Cough Cure.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02
beaumont
All Business strictly Cenfiaen-
tfnl,

Has the finest and purest water spark
ling and bright in its lquid light"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

Ask the editor Of the HERALD what b
thinks Of Beaumont and San Gorgonit
Valley.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

The MINOR Courts
JUSTICE AUSTIN.
People Va. Thomas Botello--Battery
defendant discharged.
People vs.. John Doe Eldridge-Cruel
tv 10 animals; set for Thursday. Sept
2ud.
People va. b. Solomon--Threats; Sc
for Friday. Sept Sd.
People VS.. Harry Mills--Assault witt
a deadly weapon; continued to Tuesday
Sept. 7th.
People vs.. James Maloney--Robbery
Held TO answer; bail $500,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

Has the grandest soensry Of any tow In
Southern California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

The following persons we're yesterday
,;sen,.d to we'd, E. Il. 0ilstsad and
Miss e. Q. Carlin. Il Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

fredericksburg beer, u do@sn'
468.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

People vs.. Jose Murillo--Larceny de-
PENDANT acquitted.
People VS.. John Battery; dis.
charged. =.-45
People VS.. Louis Miller--vagran VI
defendant acquitted.
People vs.. s. Reinart-D Disturbing the
peace; fined 50.
People vs.. John Bull-Disturbing the
peace; fined 81.
People VS.. Dan Coleman--vagrsncy;
fined IS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02

A lot In the beautiful Park Villa tract.
Fruit and shade abundant. Free ride
from 33 North Spring street. F. Wies.
endanger, W. h. Bonsall.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-02
Beaumont

Beaumont
Is the coming town in Southern Califor.
mia because 1t has the finest and most
healthy climate.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08
Items of Interest.

Japan has 1853 Protestant churches
with membership of II, ,e2s.
The product of the Cour d'Alene
mines-gold. silver and lead-ls esti-
mated to exceed million of dollars for
the year 1885,
On S1,OO0,0OO of gold coin shipped
from San Francisco to New York, IL is
said there is loss by friction OF from
500 to $3.50.
There are $40 recorded irrigatinc
bitches In Colorado, with registered
capacity to cover over 100000 acres
Of farm lands.
Ten million dollars worth of pre-
clons stones were imported by the
United States in 1884.
For the eight months of 1886 five
copper mines of Lake Superior have
paid 81. 100000 In dividends.
There are 1893 armor clad vessels in
the world available for offensive oper,
atiohs against the United States. and
12 more are building; 200 of the total
2lO are over 5000 tons. or these Eng
land has TO- France so. Russia "a Italy
10. Turkey Is, Germany II, A ustrIa IA.
Denmark Z. Holland Z. Spain 0. Brazil
6, Japan 8, China 3, Chill 8. The Unit.
ed States has ready for service but six
armor clad vessels, monitors, 20 years
old. their armor thin. their guns obso.-
lete. their power of offense or defense
insignificant.
Some shingles removed few days
ago from the Uniterien church at
Brooklyn, Connecticut, are 1l5 wears
old. They were put In place In 1771. by
the pastor of the church and fastened
with big headed .wrough nails. The
nails are fine specimens of old-fashion-
ed. painstaking workmanship. They
are smooth. straight and round. with
large, thin. perfect heads, and are as
clean and bright as at The time when
they were driven into the steeple.
They would be considered to-day too
valuable to use in any except the most
elaborate and costly work. The Shin
giles. winch are Of red cedar. are not at
al decayed, and the unexposed ends
clear and smooth. and they still retain
the clear reddish Tint.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08

vas known 70 exist At the time Of such
driving OF transporting. OF without the
certificate Of the inspector of cattle. a.
hereinafter provided. being 1rst obtain
cd
There being no authority ln Law for
the Introduction by the executive Of
the introduction OF cattle. Infected or
otherwise. It becomes correspondinRly
more important that those invested
with tie functions OF inspectors shall
be extremely cautions and Thorough
N the discharge Of their duties under
the law-to give the territory. IN whose
behalf they act. the benefit Of all
doubts In the Interpretation of'the law.
No herd of cattle which may &c found
obnoxious to the exceptions contained
IN the act quoted. should be permitted
to pass into the territory. until ali sus-
pieion of the presence df the disease
shall have disappeared.
Very respectfully.
EDMUND. G. Ross. Governor.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08
Wild Western Winds.

A gentleman from Nevada and m.
other from Kansas were sitting with a
toleradoan on The Walker house porch
Sunday evening during The lively little
dust storm which drove everybody
else indoors aud filled all eyes, ears.
and pores exposed with Utah soil.
"l'ye been here quite a while" said
the Nevada man, "but I've never seen
n wind here yet that amounted TO any.
thing tell you that Nevada is the
place where they have winds. I've
seen The wind come up there all in a
mnuet and everything would fly.
Cobble5tunes, and signs and tin cans
and barrels and dogs aad gods would
all 90 down the street together One
day saw the tin from roof over one
hundred feet long rolled up like a di-
plOma Of young mrl graduate aud
carried the whole length Of the town
IL Firginia City. ana a soon as it got
beyond the city limits. where there
Was noibing O break tue force Of tie
wind, i just spread that roof out like
9 tablecieth. and tore II inlo shreds
ike u Was tissue paper"
That's uotbing." sarcast!eally re-
marked-ihe kansas gentleman; ~you
can lax is much as you like about
high winds, but I'm telling you that
Kansas ls the banner state for zeplyrs.
Why. that's where wa have cyclones
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08
The Antiquity OF Diamonds as
Ornaments.


Nobody knows quite how long ago
Il was that diamonds were first used
for ornamental purposes, though it IA
certain that their beauty was not un-
appreciated thirty fiye centuries ago.
since the "Niahabaratta," the great
epic poem OF tile Hindns. written 1900
Years before Christ. speaks OF them.
II was from the Indian mIues that
Rome obtained her diamondsand VIII N
the great city OF Golconda was DESTROY
ed In 1900, by Aurezeb. there were
twenty three mines at work IN that
district alone employing 0.o00 miners
aud producing stones as large MS 900
carais. From the time Of Mohanmed
Ghofl. who left 400 pounds weight Of
precious stones. to l725. whsa t.ls Bra.
I'll mines were discovered, there were
no diamonds bat Indian. The Brazi.-
ian gold diggers Of villa de- rrlncipe.
seeking the precious metal IL the sands
of the torrents, would often tome upon
rrystals Gf g peeuliar shrpe. wlsseh
they used rs counters FOR cards. These
were recognized as diamonds by
monk, who secured us many as he
could aud sent them TO Amsterdam 10
be cut. The latest discovery of dia-
monds was at the Cape, where the wife
Of a poor Beor sold dozen shining
pebbles which her children had picked
up, for $500 apiece.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08
BEAR CREEK RANGE

AAl eii itun. CATTLE hrnnded or effrsr ~
tuih eipeH hHr mnris of old siook Vnrloua
l .no, as ntlr swallow. fork la finhf and
uhlof hil Ia ieii o. vice versa.
e'''' o'"'u fA side. III hp
W J. Hut, p. D. Address, Fairview. \. N
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08
The Inn0ssn. sanana-Pssl.


A elr' dropped a tanaua-peei on ths
Sidewalk on lower broadway mi.
muruinr II was r Main. everyday ha.
naua-peel. ard tierp wes nothing IN
f particular 70 distinguish the Girl from
g hundred afsers.ri along the street,
and veto everybody stared at her a.
though she was the biggest exhibit in
Che dime museum. A big. staiwart
man. win his white ha, atlt. stood
s.oak-st'l leakisg asst "a The banana.
real nad lhen az the cirl. with a ~whai.
70 -Ildilay-lo-You mesn" expression Of
eouuieuanee. A bsn'lhifd old soul.
ni,h q sauciimouou beaver well set.
tied oa bis brow. turned and cazed af.
GER Che maiden looking. Il be- did not
say;"Dear, dear: So lad and vet 50
youngF A dudisb. liglt.derbii q
yellow fellow stopped short. aud seem
I'd 70 be asaying: ~See here. nv dear
whni gre you giving us p rs he glanced
rrtroaehiullY ut the m.id aud appereut.
ly nelmsive bit ef fruit euticle
EVERYDAY as hepaased stepped to one
side o. The other, ana gave the rem
nant 81 banana peel plenty OF room.
The great American public passing
along unanimously smiled at that little
fellow fragment for iuli i've minutes
until a side walk.stand uan half way
down The block left his wares aud strid-
ing up TO the spot Indignantly poised
himself for a moment over the piece of
petling, and then with one awe-com-
pelllue-sWeep OF his ponderous foot.
sent lt far out and across the street.
Then De walk back wi;h tue air Of one
vino has prriormed some great sacrifice
for the public and resumed business
while ,he ude of Bro'ayay men and
things aoged once more unharmed in
It's won,ei channels.
And this 10 peculisI instance Of
ihe development Of pubic sentiments
ln the metropolis. A faw Years ago
taHanapeels wme sluue around New
AoHk about aa reek.oy ag they are
nov egmfwi ESQ ia lae country
eHi ere tsra aeeh1s iet.lrs rl
4tf9me.aua ar olHerto make s mice
iamu~senaalau toak ed lhe ebAaua
teL Tire horoig cons queat uao
he Unrestricted acat,aiug about o.
he slippery shrels wefofrowing more
important 20 500 Up yaEning columns:
hen some alderman, anx.ous to curry !,
favor with the newspaper, introduced
IN ordinance making it misdemeanor |
by heavy fine. TO throw a
'anana-peel on the sidewalk. The Or
finance was passed; people laughed,
Ind said IL wasn't a bad idea at all.
)ne or two people were arrested and
ined, because they thought the new
aw was only joke. and then the
Iced was done, aud the nasty yellow
NJ OF sliperyness was forever a thing
I illrepute on the streets of New York.
every street fru!t-stand has TO have
onspicuously posted on it n printed
opy Of The ordinance which taboos
he offending peel. and the police keep
$ sharp lookout for yiolaters Of the
anaua law as for picspockets and
asst drivers. All of which adds to
edeslrianism of New York one ele-
lent Of safety which probably is pos
ossed by no other city in the coun
'y
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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08
Circular to Cattle Inspectors.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
TrRnIToRY OF New Mrx1oo.

TERRITORY OF New MEXICO.
SANTA FE, n. NJ, sept. ~. 1886.
To the cattle inspectors ofNew Mexico
Gentlemen:-In view Of we'll authen-
ticated fact of the existence of plsuro-
pneumonia among the cattle herds of
portions Of the eastern states. and of
the consequent danger Of its commuul-
cation to the herds Of New Mexico by
importation. YOU are directed TO txer-
else the greatest vigilance in your in.
spections Of cattle entering the terri
tory, especially from the north and
east.
Ionr authority In this respect is am.
pie. Section one Of the"Act to prevent
the introduction of diseased cattle into
The territory OF New Mexico" provides
that:
at shall be unlawful for any person
or corporation to drive or transport, or
cnpse or procure to be driven OF trans.
ported. into the territory Of New Mex
ico any cattle which are, or within
twelve months prior to their introduc-
tion into this territory, have been az
ferted with. or exposed t.. any contag-
ous or infectious dsease; or which
within such period have been driven.
or transported from or through any
district OF country were such disease
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08

and cofk-scfew winds. You read i
good deal about cyclones IN the news.
paper. bui You never sef a word about
fhe eork-seTew Eslss:yon bet yen don't
ANY mm who dared 10 puhiish word
about ,hem would be lynchedi II
people outside knew about them Il
would stop immigration and stop the
prospects of ihe hole state.
Those eofkscIew winds Just wind
around and twine into al sorts OF
places IN the most eccentric possible
manner. There have been several
cases Of people having their uecks
wfuuF just like you'd twist a chickens
head of. People who understand the
country an build tbcir frnces IN The
tract of climate where there winds
prevail 50 as 10 have their post holes
dug Tor them. I've seen plle Of
lumber stand near the site OF a fence
Tor three mouths waiting for one Of
those bruezgs. just because the owner
WAS too lazy TO dig the holes and So
Fepi waiting, from day TO day. hoping
for breeze. It's risk. though. be.
cause there might happen to come
along an unusually big blow and dig a
cellar. bat IN that case a man would
probably build a house where he in
tondad 10 build fence. I've seen one
OF them gales enter window what
had been lett open and corkscrewed
baby out of It's crib and twist the
bed;lothes into a coil so hard that they
could only be separated 10y an.ax. I've
seen "A cook stove xallzed into the
middle Of the room. and all sorts of
things Ike that occur during those
kind of winds. You don't have much
wind in Colordo, do youY"
well" said the Coloradoan, I'VE
don't have any winds To amount 10
anything but IL blows few minutes
there new and then The winds are
peculiar as the dCuca. too; never saw |
m] lhlng Ike them amy where else |
leey me what you might call dis
eliminating bleezes. They don't have
la much force as some combined afr
iYe heard Of bat what they do cnmts /
iaey oeul seem % peEetalte. Ike 4 |
New England northeastern, bot still
hey do penetrate little way AID have
.heir Clltct too. & norlheaster, YOU
snow, w,il cut right into mans
bones and marrow. ana chill him to
he quick. These sighs Of Borcas do
not penetrate but u little way, and
hey blow funny, too. I've seen man
20 along street, and 1t would be
blowing u hurricane on one side OF
lin, and on the other 1t would be a
lead calm. I've seen a mule stand
'ractd with her tail blown right up
and one ear put away ahead
4 her nose, willie the other ear on the ,
ther side would be IN natural calm, !
osili0n, and that side of the beast /
Fould be sweating. II would take the
he skin off one side Of your face and ,
ot touch the other. saw man with
'hiskers get one side OF his face sahv-
{ by wind like that, as clean Ms any
arber could do il. A small boy and
og were walking with him at the
me, and they each lost one ear. I've
zen a man lose one leg of his pants y
nd q coat tall, and get his hat all
nocked over on one side. They don't C
b any particular damage. those Winds, |
ut they are as peculiar as they can be.
-SnlL Lake Trihnne. q
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08
GROZIER BROS.

louag stock branded " Blefe shoulder. T.
ON left side ana q on left bind quarter and
eai-marked swallnw fork and under bit IN
either right orleft r, and underhit IN apl3n--
site ear iiOrses, mules bur oH aud all Other.
stock branded " on leit hind quarter Range
South Diamond creelx, west side uf BLACK
range. Postofiee address. Chloride, Sierra
County, New Mexico.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08
Dissolulion Notice..

THE business heretofore carried on under
the firm name of j. @. piemmnns & co
In the town Of IIcrmosR, county of sierfa
and territory Of New Mexico, Is hereby dis.
solved hylmntsial cnnsent, +. q, plemmona
viii continue the business Of said firm and is
alone authorized To collect ali inaaluedness
due said hrm and to pay Pll accoonts due
by said firm.
Witness our hand ard sehlthis end of Aug.
INST, A. D., 1885. In presence OF 6. d Peers
j. G. .PRMMOKs
AA M Gk0. RICHARDSON.
TO. LONG.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1886-10-08

A. r.@s IF. rs. ri=as z@l1s.

The time tahleof the Atchisnn. .Tspeln ard
santa fe kai road which went tnteoffsct Anf
ivth, lest L. the one new in use. IS Il lAe
trains leave Engle a. Follows:
6ofNs SOUTH.
n FtHe-fs lilr q. lII
san Francisco Ex press, m.
CONT NORTH.
New York kxnresss ..a......... IL sOta. M.
s.~AN.t - li D. In.
The day truih aoes 70 and frnm Mexico ard
has noconhecuon with neming. The nfrhl
train run. 20 Deming and has mo connection
90 ~ faso. Iuc day trafn carries the nau.
Ifains from Lake Valley run 90 Kiheeu umd
connect with tie Mexico trains Prssengora
are compelled 90 show their tickets before
they can enter the cars Rt any station.
N. l.. Mills, Agent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-11
Chicago.

Chicago.
Special to the Globe.
CHICAGO, May IO.-The financial Situation
to-day was substantially unchanged. The
banks reported a small demand for discounts
from miscellaneous sources, and the previous
conservative feeling predominated. Loans
on coilaterals were obtainable at soc per
cent, and business names at 5@Sc. Very
little going below z per cent, and banks
seem by no means anxious to make loans
while the indications of the country remain
disturbed as at present The bank clearings
aggregated S., $50, 600. The supply of New
York exchange was moderate, and sales were
at 25940c premium per 81, 900, closing at out
side figures. Sterling exchange was quiet.
Posted sales in New York were s.. s71S04. S915.
Actual business here was at 81 S615 for long.
at 81. SS1a@4.S9 for sight bills on London, and
S4.S5Q4. $50 for so days documentary.