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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-22

CuIcAso, July 9l.-The Drorer's Journal
reports UAttle-Recsipts 1900 head ship.
ments 1000 head market fairly active and
about steady shipping steers s. 70Al 10;
stoCkers and feeders g. J0a4 NJ; cove, balls
and mixed 81 5Os3 1ai bulk " T0G3 90;
through Texans Stsadier; cows g 1879 80;
aLesrs g SOA4 co. HOg--ReCeipts 25,OOl
head shipments 6,4OO head; market slow
and l0t loser, closing dull rough and
mixed 81 t6a4 sOj packing and shipping
q 75A5 on light s. 40A4 30; skips 81 aa
1 %. shttp-ReCeipts 400 head ship,
ments 900 head market SLOW and a'shade
lover natives 81 OOA4 D; western "a OOi
8 w; Texans 81 75a3 SOL lambs q OOA6 Is
CINCtNNArI, G., July 2l-HoRS firm
common and light 81 GjAi 20; packing and
butchsrs' a GOa5 49, receipts 200 head
shipments lgj head.
EAST LiBERTY, Pa, July 2l.-Cattle-Ra.
csiplB S04 head shipments $50 head
market active prime s. olaj "; fair :,
good 81 OOa4 1li common s. 1874 2Bt 1,
cars shipped 70 New York to-day. Hogs
H. Csipb ,2O0head shipments Loco head
market SLOW Philadelphias 81 l5a4 -
! YOfkarl @a0 val 2 cafs shipped u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-22
Eupr.mrtter.

General AECnts for West Virginia ard Eastern OhtG
iof the CGlignph & Hammond Type-WrteN'
Machines viii be sepi on trial to rtFpOnrib'epiT
ties We have sod nins-tenths Of the WFfter3 sd
In this State. fully demonstrating the superiority
Of our machln.H.
Our mSchine was aWuded hTst premium And
dIniom AZ ne state Fair In 1854 and ieBI over ON
cOmpe,itnr. We Keep a i1ll line PE+uppleS
Write us for bo1k Of taltlmonllls and Catalogues
All mechinns W%arran'et Address
mylS EDw T. ROSE 4 90. 70 IGsIIh ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-22

DENNSYLvANIA COMPANY,
toEERtTINGl
CLEVELAND & r~ITTSBURia r. R,
Condensed time abs OF pa2eager trains cor
rs til u VI IS lss6-C"nISl StNnrard Tine;
-=-=-TT S0TTu ~ PTTI.ET-G An FIKYTiHS6-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-22

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Tirc able corrected To JUNE q, 1885. Trains
leave PsnhNDd.s Station, fort Of Eleventh street,
nesr missile landing. a iOllows-CCntAl , tAndsrd
TineNWbtch Is Is minutes slower than. Wheeling
~ oori-d SOUTH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-22

40sci september 4Ia4I4c; October Alta
|47tc. Oats, steady with moderate de-
mand rejected white 37lc; No. 8 white
37ii; Nos white 4Oi.4I!c; futures firm
and higher; No. 9 white July 4OtA4lC;
August 3 Soc; September S5a35!c; 0cto-
Der IS i35!c. Butter firm and in fair
demand creamery extra lsAl9s.
CISclSNArI, o., July 2l.-Flour in fair
demand. Wheat firm No. . red 77a713c;
receipts $1,000 buEhels; shipments II 900
bushels. Corn steady; No. , mixed ash
800. Oats firm No. = mixed 33c. Rye in
lair demand No. 2, IS 900. Pork dull At
$40 62i. Lard, August o l5c. Bulk meats
and bacon quiet. Whisky quiet at 81 OF.
Butter strong; extra creamery 2la29c;
prime 10 choice dairy l0Al2c. Sugar and
cheese steady. Eggs dull at DC.
BALTIMORE, Mo-, July 2l.-Wheat, west.
ern steady and quiet; No. 9 western winter
red spot SjaS5!c; july SIC bid; August
S4taS5c; September s5}lS9c. Corn, west.
ern easy and dull; wesletn mixed spot Asa
Is! !; August 5,45il Oats, western white
8aa4lCj do mixed 80 3SC.
ToLKDo, o., July g1.-Wheat frmi eash
SO4sOte; July SOC; August Sic; September
s2lc; October sSIc. Corn firm cash 4Olc;
September Ale. Oats nominal.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

~, . % .,,,.,,.;,, artificial
my ;It', t,.,,n,,in,, dn,,p;un.d
"a.er l. :" P.". ,,t III rnrrtry
Ia 80 - I.--''',.',.,,.,, th,fb,v,.
pais "uia', .,,,,t n, art,.,ian wsll. in
oeei, , ,il.''i' III '.',.;-,.,, h,,n bi,nartn
,'e'3iio'''ioo", '.,n'',t of tha entire
49, tf -. ~ ,mI ,y,rh very feyy
a'7o'" Va No., u;th t,a most.
, a. 80 ''.' '..,,,lt.
Hi's tI i7'''V'o' ,t'''f.,.. ,..,,. onen to
IL - o,'t o' I,;,',;,., W tb.. vu.t nor
'!''h'''e', ~, ,o, j., thn ,yn.fern terri
."''' y, -, ,,;,;,h .ra nov vain
torie W ~, H. -. ,,,.r ,h,v are with
- ''.,' i.o,i ~
o'i. III. '',rn,1 of t1,a ,.,na.rs into the
IL. -. ',,,tJ;.l,n,l r,n,e com rie. has
or''i \ ~, aan,,,,..n tn m,Irotr with
St'','' s,,,.. H.. ,,a.., .nd to-day
,n3 I'',,,',,,d t,,. .,-er,, tooi oI
.i'eI =, III IN ~ Tn;ted Stlfes. We
Si'1i'i7 III .,,tns;,n wells IA
.ie''i ~ ~. '..,,n,,r,- which mi. s,unme,
a,i'I.s',i't,o;,n,, a,ie - trail nerds which
w. ;,,,..,lnl to H. driven across ii
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

Here is what the st. Paul Globe has I"
say OF one j. ". Proctor, "A character wen
known along the line vi the Northern Pa
ciiic railroad:
"Tan aud hank, with his goatee ana
mustache looking more giilzlcd than ever
and with his six feet six apparently drawn
out 10 greater length than when he was III
st Paul some months ago, j. W. froctef,
The cowboy scout, IL again in the city. lie
ms. inst come from "A short visit 10 iowa,
and with one or two friends will sci has lace
for the Cascade mountains. fror'rf Is
coIog ON an Indian hunt and the paf'itu-
/ lar Indian he is after is, according To thiS
l,uk N,.arod, a big Indian literally. L near
he ha. been an OUTLAW for the ,ast SIX
wears, said th, man who Is alter the indi'
ans scalp, .amd reports tell me that he :
eight ia.t hien ltiid VI chs .tp1 pou'ti-. tts
/ was declared an outlaw for his d prtia
/ tions among the frontier settlors, hnd h'
1 has been roaming the noui,'aoiS. "a
eoiny to walk through these nointnins !
,.w tinas and see ii can wing him. Proc
ter's regular stag" name in the Tar west y
long Feather, though some VINO nav
known him and of his exploits IN the pas
/ wears. call him Death On the Tran.
it is said by thos, intimately acqua'nte'
with thi. redoutable warrior that all tn
indian he will ever kill can, without ineoi
v,uiencc. be buried in Il sariine box.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

Gen. Williamson. agent for the Crows, Is
in town. The general il one OF the old
time southern gentlemen, whom 1t IL Il
pleasure to meet. Durin. has regime at the
agency. he has succeeded in bringing some
thing like order oat of the chaos whith
preyaied. The Indians are being settled
upon their lands as speedily as possible
and a a general good feeling prevails The
General informs us that sitting Bulls re-
cent visit was not attended by good
results. No sooner had the notorious
RENEGADE arrived there, than he advised
the chiefs not to settle in soveralty upon
the lands as the government intended 10
sell all the surplus as soon as they did 50.
-Bozeman Chronicle.
Serrt. samuel +. Crow OF the 10th IN
fantry, Fort Assinnaboine, arrived IN biii-
inps this morning on his way back from
Leayenworth, where he waa n cuecesslui
participant ia the division rifle matches.
lie is now the possessor of the magnificent
gold badge presented by the Kansas 'lty
Times for the highest individual score al
known distances. On being asked II N
could, wear his badge at any time, Serst
Crow replied: Yes, il was pinned ON m,
breast by Gen. Terry, and 1t VIII taxi
"A bigger man than him to remove 1t
Serut. Crow il to be congratulated On tn
possession of the handsomrst badge tina
was ever exhibited here.-t;azatte.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

N the hate meeting of the Farmers Hide
and Leather Dealers Association III the
United States. held at Boston, h. Il. Light
of Denver. read II lengthy protest against
,n. prcsent system =" want oi sNstrfh IN
branding. lie referre,i IN the fact that the
r,tti.nen VINO atteadcd the convention a.
panycr represented lJ,opo 900 head oi
live stock and commented nn the enormous
lpa, inflicted by excessive branhias'
amounting to from one to four dollars l"r
each animal. The committee on hiflhdih
r.port..I that the agitation against cAee--
.ir. branding has already resulted ih niith
ilnuroveincut, a. IA much Larger proportion
81 hilre ar, brnna,d now on the butt, ~
neck. or on one side, illaa i-forc.
The present maiiSet prices l"hNe rdch
small profits ON range catfi" that ~ T.
Drpba ile eat tlemen Will turn their atten
t;on to n more economical syst m {"
branlint For instaatn, one caitle'nHi
I iuforsns a. that the cattle he sold m Tn
r;g., this sea-,n ntfted him n prpit g.
81. .1jp.r h,ad Ii they had been braieic'
/ nalv on he lace, neck or butt, they wohi'
+ have hesu worth probably So more pc
+ head. cert ainly a difference worth lonAih
after. Inventor, are busy trriH. To - id'
out soinr system uf branding I thatWii n1
ipiure the hides but So far nothing L
meet the requirements has been bronsh
out. Thoasii he brands cause IN iHineil'
la,- .u the hides. the damugs from Mif
fences - rapidly growiag, and viii soon -
the great st evil of thu two. f"i'" wir
Wif hout blrls w.l probably bscome YER
popular in the range country. Bilii
bjZ ito
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14
i..ara Twain ans Virgins.

Mlrl. Twain writes To the N-W York
>uu a- follows: - II result oi tire
mos, careful Oh brel'ratlonn tle -uerj
af fhr txel STAR, during ha past t"o
months. IL affected by tAe +HItfN&-
lie changes now going on in the -r,i'.
nriu'a IN g. g 3siopia. | ana aple i"
-t4t. win ahso.use certainty ,Aa' DF
.tr ,a most AWFUL disaster that has
..,..r b.i.. lien ne stspc since IL crtI
ffrn will g'c.ir on ne ;5 . OF U"tober N
a.tZ ~ the evening. The a,rht VIII
ba faip-eori -tont--a inetcpl1t world
inI...d. since it, ma~- VIII b" ohc-
..-.ta a a, ar.tt "a that Of our oHl,
-ri4e. fl Vii tIr>t com" III sl-iit
about hall-.aS between the coiisteild-
tioa II II, Nirrlt Bo1r and the nor5ii
,tar. and riil make Ia, cirr.e 90 the
>pri heru Ss,ic~. and then >@c-p north
ward win immet-arable r1p.dliN-
turning rrr nj s4- of rhl, whole coltt
t-t mo a red glare .; The mcst bind
IN ia an-ity a. II approarne, 'an
ais; /. vii! make q m9ls-1ir downWara
-aoop in thr direction ri {. ta~a
atIoatin- p sB,--lsvir fe-tniDl.ug 4
milton inverse rainbow, Wo-,n 10
L.. t.r. and Ni.I iaLe ID, propha I
= .ios ti-sf ir ,ts seat -. iIi- ln-pi
r.. On AMI liz uim slraist} mp int
/. fH i4,. vf,.. %. ...- p'sn. NJ ~
p an. i,.-e lIiM tue.u il uu iarnh'ai. ?
; u.. r..-. ami agp.ei~iHt '"Hft
t.4D ...l- t.tu i's ...pru- -. nu-
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

.ong wears ago he bore me To a land beyond
the sea.
To city fair ami stately, that renowned
must ever he,
all the ages yet to follow, Tor the
light shed there by me.
lam Helen; where is Troy?
They have told me not "a rooitree, nor y
wall il standing now.
That o'erthrown il the great altar, where
ten thousand once did bow,
While ON high to Aphrodite rose the solemn
hymn aud vow.
lam Helen; where il Troy
DO they deem that thus the story oil my
life will pass away?
Troy BETRAYED, and all who loved me slam
upon that fatal day,
Shall but make the memory OF me evernore
with men to stay.
Lam Helen; where is Troy
Fools, to dream that time can ever MAKE
the tale OF Troy grew Old
Buried now is every hero, and the grass
green DER the mound.
But of her they fought and died for, ever,
age shall yet be told.
| am Helen; where is Troy
FLORENCE PEACOCK.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

There are still several oid-ia~hiohed
nar,lens where the mint-bed under the
southern wall still blooms luNrriantiy.
where white fingers of hou-ehold
angels come every day about tins time
OF year and pluck n few sprays oi the
aromatic herb to build II luiep Tor u
poor old shaky grandpa, who sits IN
the shady corner OF the vernnda with
his feet on toe rail and his head busy
with the oiden days. With her sleet es
ro!ledup, therosy granddaughi es st'r@
sugar IN a couple of spoonftlls ot>park-
ling water, packs crushed ice 10 the top
of the heavy cut glass goblet, pours III
/ the mellow whisky until an Overflow
threatens and then dainiily thf,S's
tie mint sprays through the creNtces
4 And the old man rolisin1 rom his
dreams, blesses the vision whirh >ernl'
to rise up frolh the buried days oi hi'
youth. and with his gay nose neatiins
peacefully in the nose-ay at the sum
nit of his mid day refresler, qnaiis .h'
,cy drink. and with "A lon2-drawn si2l
Of relief sinks back TO dream agin
until the d.mef-beli sounds its nospit
able ,ummons.-Augusta Chronieie.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14
Votes for Delegate.

Twenty-Five years ago the 'wen'y-iourth
day of this month the first election in TINS
territory for delegate To congress was heid.
There ha We been eleven elections for delegate
in the territory. in only one oi which have
the republicans been successful th"u-h Tue
majority against them in 1881 was only
10? in a total vote of 26,?6'. another
interesting thing which the annexed ,nb''
reveals is the iluctuation in the population
a. indicated by the vote polied AT the sew
.ral elections. The following table we TAX
from the Miner:
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

In 1861 there were 293 votes from the
various precincts rejected on account o'
iI;ornlaity os returns.
nIS7l Gallatin county was rejected Tor
Illegal returns.
In 1850 the vote OF Deer Lodge county
was thrown out ON account III hllor'hah'.
os ret urns.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

4 Fargo special 10 the Pioneer
pre... sav,: pr. Dlrrow. Sdperinte'ld-
cat OF Ia. Territorial Board oi iie.ilta
I4- or. cred Dr. Toe of Manjan, toat
once kill and cretna'e all cattle il
Merton aai olive cuun is having
piuro-purhnoHia; aao 20 l;~p ail
-peet, / animtl- In quaran'inr-
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-23

Thsy Take Gsvsrnsr stsnemnn
t. Task

n
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-. % .x
oAH nASo'soo, 'n'y ~ '
tee appointed ny sne san frano'soo ns'
Association to draft memorial to the
/ se;.lst.rs svainst the proposed re.or.
:. o.--- r,,. .,,.
anlza''0n q INC o'p's.s o's's' '
their report to-day, which was adopted
BY the Bar Association. A COMMITTEES
- H., -. .n,c,,taa n prasent the
= @ 49,
memorial 70 tne Aee'siAsure sna sSh'
such other steps ~ may be neoeanafy.
The petition. In part, states:
Vs.. ,n.,,.o~ssa;.t. tha Rsr A..ocis.
a.. os - g., % rrs"n;sco [ - snd ,nsmhsrs ~
~ III -. Y. ~ ~ atsts ~ r.ilsornia "a
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=. s'o u''Ir iats. P' -a'.,r~s, ,,;,st ~,
- s;' -. s"r-ssrs 81. rorrt ~ th;s Stats 4
n,t = ~ ss.-rsrtssi bv snv suffio;sns pub,ic
s',s.,,,.asv ~ ! snd thst sbould vou nnder.
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Jssro. ~ S.ser7,r1;on, Hsc>nse : al.
os.sss.t. o.s II s...sh - ~ eovercmsot ~
= ~ ~ oGci~i disnIsssure of I a.
ctf.- rc.c-5,rst~ Ersnch this iaf.
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= a. s.-r.j mi q mo,.ant's
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Ss-S.t y-o-. ,~h.t ~. courts have nro.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-23

hEtate Of hAnusi VAoaeEyusF os0'
Notiss Il hsrsby g1yen by ~ gnds.1igned,
81 ne sslats 81 Manuel ca1Iefque,
Deceased, p re erse!lsrs e ~ ~
sssss e sseaSs ss os oss sss ~ "a sss Es ~
fke oi6SS 81 Smith, nut(on > CLARK, ~
husl6e1S II khs I'D easale, y ne county
xdSi1I1iSsi6F Win ~ van 6n1sSs1 q
y '''''' = Hszs:' - ss*s7 "a e'''''''
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-23

FOR DYsPxPsrA aud LAYER oomplsins
you have printed KuaxAntee on oveFy bot
;nss SS. 14 soi3 j. g. !. Hsiassass. . NE u 4 zsis
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-23

PonrLAxp. Oen., July a. -Brlgadisr
0snsrAl Milss, commanding ths Depart
|msnt of ths Columbia. hss authorizsd
ths publication 81 the follo&lnR An-
nounosments svanoouver Barraoks, W..
IT,. July ~. There 3 not the nliehtss>
foundation Tor The report of Indian out
raRes n The CalisPeI equn1zy. Troops
have bem = the gronn4 ~ ned 20
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-23

MosTrrLrEE. VT. July y. The
Democratic stass Convention mot TO-
day. 8. B. shurtlsf, Of Montpelier,
snd P. NJ. Meldon, Of Rutland. were
nominatsd for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor, respectively. By unAnimous
vote.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-23

CLrrTos. A. T.. July ~. .--E. G. Mont
gomery brought ths head Of n Apache
Into town last evening. Montgomery
was attached last Tussday in the divide
botwssn Eagle creek and Blue river.
about forty miles above here, By three
Apaohss Beside the ons whose head
he brought in he thinks he wounded or
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-23
NOTICE,
Water Consumers Besudry

Having seen notloss Restricting irrigation
10 two days each week published BY the
Boaudry 1ynten OF wafer works, We, tho
uuderdrn6d, who depsnd upon that source
o5 on. wssss oppy deem 4 ,sss 70
ten for tks purpose Of considering the mat
ter In the above 1otic0, and also other
questions Of paramount Importance 70 all.
The meeting Will be held at Judge Brun-
16d. 1855. A. BRUE6QN.
WILL D. GOULD.
FRANK A. GIBSON.
]. l. MAN9FlELD.
EUaENE RI00IN.
A. McKARLAND.
,,asa HE. Hz; ys!Sasti cssSsFti.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-23

wAsnuoroH, July 22,--The long
psnding L. AbrA and We'll claims wers
aoally disposed Of BY ths Foreign AAairz
COMMITTEES Of the House to-day. A rec
eIutlon with regard to'ths Ia Abrn claam
will b rsportsd adversely By Represent
ativo Singleton that The COMMITTEES 70.
fusss 10 sanction IL rs-opsning.
A vote will be taken b the Senate at
2 o'clock tomorrow on the reports IN
the fAyns investigation.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-23

SACRAMENTO. July 22.--Chris. Back
10y. in conversation over the possi-
bilisy Of ! Senatorial fight. expressed
himsslf - folIows: my position Il
plain. ! viii help TO give the people
Ell the water they want, and just how
thsy wAnsit, provided the Republicans
make no attempt to attack Hearst's
seat. II thsy do y they have prom
ised and lsave The 6enAtorship alone,
they can command I'll ths Democratic
votes Of San Franoisoo. but II they
tampsr with that and make their
thrsatsnsd attaok on Hsarst they shall
per no amendments this ssasion. II
they want water i will hslp them, but
II they want politics more than water
they will get no help from our side OF
the house. II the Republicans want 70
90 before the people q prsfsrring the
unssatlng Of Hsarst 70 the sstlismsnl Of
the water qussticn, I IN surs the Demo-
crnlo can rtnud n"
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-23

- - f.ft.<..<;s.<x ,,..
Dsggett announced sns io'''"'HH s'''
mittees; nm r.,.ha- CO..
on EnRrossso Dn,., IVA 3 M c.'s,sr
MehisI, Dcngnersy, rarxes SUI ~ Ss"a
o1 Enrclled pl'ls, 10 y1n1so1 Ma1usr. = wi WsI'
ma, Cnsndisr. LsnR'oro' Sss''' " =
lis and Parker 81. ~.
on fr1t1ng, he''oRs' 0ss''s' o''s'
heiiy enu ns'owil ~ ~. u.,,,.so
On rinAnoe' nn'ku1 90 p.s pssa'
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THE ASSEMBLY,.
sAcrAMrxro, July q. The Assembly
con vsned at 10 A. X, Speaker Parks Il
ths Chair.
The Speaker nanoupced fhs following
oo0unytsss eppoin tmests:
o. frriration--Nunday (in plaee d
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Persons auGsrins from rhsunatisn,
blood diseases, Kidney end any other
chronic dlssasss sFs not obliged % 20 away
from this city u distant springs % ok,Ain
fslief Near the corner Of Haoy 9nd How
ard ssrsets, near she covered bridge. there
Wa5SF e oan bs found anywhere. II 4 fro
qusntly presor1bed by doctors and has
eSscted many cures
- water delivsred 70 any sddress IN
the city. Watsr 20 dsliverod has glyen
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Prcposals ter Earth FILLING on Pirst
Street


Sealed proposals viii BE- received by the un-
defsisuod up 70 the meeting OF the Council
0f tne city Of Los Angeles of July 26th, 1885.
Tor l2.0o0 cubic yards, more or less, Of earth
eilins q EisS ssrees; ~ setwssn r n ne nroyc re
work 70 b. done In accordance with plan
and profle on hIe In the ONCE oi the City
Surveyor, and the bids TO be ct so much
per cubic yard
4 csrti1sd check for 80. payable to the or
der Of the undcrsigncd, must accompany
each bid - surety that the bidder VIII
enter into contract In conformity with his
bid Il the same Is accepted BY the
The ccuncil reserves the right to reiscs
81 order oi The Council Of the City Of Los
Angeles st ih meeting q July i2th. ises.
Clerk Of the Council OF the City Of Los An
geles
Los Angeles. July alss 1856. iy2a q
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An osdinsaes changing the names Of
certain streets.


The Mayor and Council Of the City Of
Los Angeles do ordsin - follows:
SECTION l. The name Of that certain
street., extending from Alameda street to
Gsasy street and known - Guadalupe
strsst, be and The ssme il hereby
changed to Davies stleek
SEC. 2. TLs mana of that certain
street, sxtendinG from Tsnpls street to
Bellevue avenue and known as Cemetery
avenue, be and the same is hereby
chsuaed TO Csstslar street.
sEC. 3. Tho Clerk Of the Council
shall certify 70 the passage Of this ordi.
nanos and shall causs the same to be pub.
lishsd once IN the Los Angeles DAILY
HERALp, and thereupon and thereafter
il shall take effect and be in force.
hereby certify that the foregoing
ordinances was adopted BY the Council of
the city Of Los Angeles ct iis meeting
Of July 10th, A. D., 1885.
Clerk Of the Council Of the City Of Los
Angeles.
Approved this 22nd day Of Joly, A. D.
1885. e. r. SrxNcE,
II Mavor
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ADAMS BROS,
DENTISTS,

NO. 20 Soutu Dprlu8 6tre8t.
The next term viii open asxt Monday
August md
> over Mo1Gr0yes Cloak House.
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R01u119o ExtEn411Dn Of teeth by
vi1ali3od cir or n{troua oxide GHs-
Teeth cx1fec>pd for - conts-
Hest eota Of teeth frQsu - 70 y.
We fua<nutoe p9rfcct IT.
once hours--EroH 9 = m 70 ?. N; sur
inirissss y 9ork speciality. p iyh q
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Approved this 22nd day Of Jaly, AID
1885. e. +. SrxEcE,
1t Mayor.