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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
BUSINESS NOTES.
From Honey Grove.

Special to the Gazette.
HONEY GRovE, tens, Feb. 2O.--Russcll 4
Mcbride, the new grocery firm that opened up
here month or SO ago, have dissolved partner
ship, Mr.. Mcbride retiring from the business
Honey Grove Ia surrounded by lodges of the
Farmers alliance, and some of tho merchants
have been waited upon rs TO what per cent
they viii sell goods upon, If they are selected
rs headquarters for supplies
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
a saloon Attached.

Special TO tho Gazette.
WEATHERFoRD, TEN, Feb. Gothic saloon
of NJ. J. Bonner was attached and closed this
evening about O'Clock by j. NJ. Brannou 4 Co.
OF New York for S54e and by Ullman, Lewis Is
Co, Of Galveston for $500. The grounds tho
attachments were sued out on are that the sale
of tho saloon by Bonner 10 4. l.. Morriss was a
fraud perpctrated by both bonner and Morrlss
for the purpose of defraudng the creditors of
Bonner, The above SAFE occurred several days
usrn
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
wlohlta rnlls.


a,, FALLS. Tx, Feb. 2O.-Gcorge Fox
flHilf i.se formerly interpreter OF the
as indians, died suddenly Of apoplexy
IsinenSt tbis morning. Financial troubles
N. GTls e. have fastened his death
{nJgi ngI,t cattle steallng IN the Nation. He
81 y. r' Examination and WAS bound over TO
"-,t craham.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
Mr.. A. N. BrambIett, Hardware Merchant,
OF Forsyth, Ca, writes.

II acted like charm on my general health
l q, nsidef II a iinc tonic. weigh more thnn
have nor g yeare. ReepCcifnily
a. H. DgAMBLErp.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
Knled py the Cars.

ID 70 ne GAEeIIe'
.suuoyp. TEN, Feb. 2O,-lhIs morning u
4, me name OF Jos'yn, formerly laborer
4 abroad. was walking on the track at
,rrr about / so miles from the depot at
A Me- an the Southern Pacific when the
a I'm nulled out. A few rods In front Of
4 spproaehing engine he stepped on the
a sedet The engine. lie was Instantly killed
4 1sme ean be attached TO the train hands.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
Attacked a Train,

'Et0 TIC Gazette.
.SI, Tx, Feb. 9O.--Last night, as the
Hound Central train passed Hubbard
slsaimics below town, three men on
ack threw stones and clubs into the
fhe engineer barely escaped by
<vdown IN the cab. One passenger by
Il foek Deputy Sheriff Henry Heron is
Ballot ihc offenders.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
Settled Their Troubles.
it..h. 49,.

WINE uakelle,
-isIHE, TEN, Feb. 20. superintendent
rand Assistant Master Mechanic Woods
fsan conference with Master Workman
'sind a committee Of the knights of La.
Msoclock they arrived at a settlement
upeple between the shop employees and
iDal through a contract stipulatlng that
Naofe air work Of any Kind belonging
shops shall be done outside of these
lae men are 70 resume work on Mon
4nhg, The arrangement thus effected
"a aghly beneficial TO Palestine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
Baird.

~ IES., Feb, 20, Wishing 10 correct a
@lnade in TnE GAZETTE sometime
casSwe are In receipt Of information
Aule mistaken in regard TO the number
,osl IN Callahan county so far this win.
&s'sIeporl said that the loss would not
4 .pelr eenl Hon. ". Rushing, presi-
~ AN Cattle company, says the loss
'aen per cent. This IS certainly en-.
may N.Y. cur ,tockmen and business men.
NY meeting of Mr. ;. l., Ogle's last
y s" s,,sa enjoyed by MI, with the usual
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

tsoh ~ Txx., Feb. so.--Arriyed; steam
Dilshs' ,,,, from New York; barks Robert
ny o.ar from the Barbadoes; schooner
iIS@ f for Se@ FORK HsI BARK
~ -N y. hamburg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
Mr. M. s. Iones, Macon, says

My wife has Tegained her strength ana IN.
creased len pounds Va weight GrecOmfnend
Ouinn's Pioneer is the best tonic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
STATE NEWS,
IA happenings Of the Day
re- occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
dom over the stale Reported
's'r's ~, Tor the Gazette by its
own correspondents.


y. . che Gazette. % -rbe ties ON the
|totfsAs, M being put down In town, and
y ~, ~ y the engines can be heard from
sti'As o NM 20 the workmen running out
az. 0r ,se road Will not be completed for
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
The Texas Tarantula.
The Only Illustrated Paper ID Texas


Tho Texas Tarantula y an elgh' PAhtt s.f
column paper, containing more orislnA' ppp''f
and n greater variety u choice lllrfAfy pt',
duclions than any pnbllcailon y m 7pn'p
Liberal terms % agents. Addrpss ~ ceiN'qf
nicatlops 10 eiihYl}A ~ 80
Publishers Texas 1arantula, i,alissi feA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

Hias win be raceiyod BY the ccmfpit.eNett
court Of Maverick county, 1oxae. i9i }ne sp ,.2
or ienac Df three aud one hnil lfnKnts ~. t
nated Ia l0ciiey county iPAnuandlel leAtss
being snfTeya Nos ~ 40 q and pafl 81 ~ wv y.
ID ia for elthGf loasu 81 fale Nirt fpr lVnee y
aiaic lumber 81 years Dlhs lQf tals n ~ ,,.
each OF on iue mt exceeding lhenlf R,.'te3
uili. Interest VI not loss fhan - raf 2f....
per cent? per ahnnm. payable ~ ne. sa' 4,
Each nd must 81 accompanied NitH w. VIZ ~
nNa hundred dollars ior taiththt Ps. ., n,
~ Gun trnei ia case BID u 4oeruifl. M Xxx Xxx, 4
Ia died win ITO uuddfelsnel ~ 9t , KY 4.
ofideh Al in., o. fFconi Munaht ,l ,,.} r,. ,.
tgliaa faid ltidA Nill 10 0peacd. W. ,t',a
hcrtfs flle rlfll; 10 reject any ana ~ ''f''
" S'@P' n Jos. llofsfkkItA
Conhls Judge AIattrlfli Co. tAflc f'tf'' Y ,rr'
TNlssth day " FcbfuarY l's'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

yue Gazette.
4. e,,,. M feb. sO.-rhcro lisa rumor
r suefe mat the Gulf, Colorado x
'-l"ay Is at work south OF the
csSua'ains to some point nine miles
g fbe ~ sln on tho branch TO san
M Ma ss al work Il said to be 500
rher sonsi when they reach the
'mb Coleman ~ noieman they VIII
tN aos ~, expect yIsitors from all part.
a se Sb " alIeha the convent Of
colorado Cattle associations
w sae en y order Everybodv trios,
y = succeed, % setting IN d
aIeSeSo''. =, ban In The opera house
Wfns meeting, which is 10 take
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

10 Tax, FEB. 9o-The Democratic
.s,,ipr to night appointed committee
.,,,o DoId an election by ballot nextThurs-
~ NV ,tr 10 decide who should be recon
A w. ,na, the president for appointment as
r,.,er
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
ACrIppIed Confederate Says :

only weighed i2s rounds when commenc. 4
Gninna Pioneer, and NOW weigh W. ponndH
I could hardly walk win SICK 70 support ~
and can now WAX long gieth eos Without heip
Us benefit W mo N beyond calculation,
y. RUFUS BOsfick Cotton Buyer
Macon, Ca.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
A End of the strike in View.

~, TEX, Feb, sO,-Thc big strike
4 Ne brAlemen Of the southern Paciilc
.ssApecled 10 be settled morrow.
4 -'pi''ee sent TO New Orleans
a. with the onlcisls OF the
M, u'iongh with their labors. T..
N Nm nv. slperintendont OF the Atlantic
Il ~ M .a ssvelve letter on the morning
N tissm orleans which viii contain the
NJ n, " 49, ..o.lnieroncc held. The brakomen
|ss,sS SeR hopeful of having their peti
" m ~. NJ attempt WAS made last night
N M, .uAin, but the effort was futile.
~ NC orderly and quiet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

ladies, misses and chlldren's hosiery
OF all kinds just received by Randall (
| Chambers Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
Or. G. w. Delbrldge of Atlantis, Ga.
writes Of Guinn's Pioneer:

Gnlnp's Pioneer blood Honewer has been
n n entirely vegetable ana does the hyAtou 30
harm II Improves tno appetite, digestion ana
blood making. stimulating, iutigofnilnR ana
lonlng up all tho functions and Tissues ~ the
system, and llus bccoines she great blood a.
MEYER ana health rcstOrcr.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
(fuinn'g Pioneer Blood Remover

cures al blood aud skin diieatcs, rheumatism,
neroilla. old sores. 4 pcff q spring ncdlelne.
IL moi IN your market "A Nill he forwarded On
reealpt ~ price small totlles tltD; large box
Kssay on Glodd ana Akin plfeasfs Dailed
FREQ. MACON MEDICINE cQ,ffAAl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

ls-in, blk Summer Silk, only SOC,
per yard.
is-in. blk eros Grain Silk, only Csc.
per yard.
l9-in. blk Glace silk, only zoe.
per yard.
l9-in. blk eros Grain silk, only zoe,
per yard,
20-in. blk Gros Grain Silk, only SOC,
per yard.
Black Surah Silks. only Si00 per I'd,
20-in blk eros Grain Silks, at Sl.l5,
Sl.25 and S1.S5 yd.
22-in. fancy cold 2 and 8 tone Bro
cade Silks, only 75c. yd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
a SUPERB
FLESH PRODUCER
And Tonic.
Hear the witnesses
10 no 30 POUNDS
A Man Of slxIy-Eiaht Winters.
SANGER BROS.

Lam Os years OF age, md regard GpinD's III
0necr q hbo tonic for the feeble. ny ~ use ml
cresaed ten rounds A. y. q. ChhPBELL,
Macon, Ga, FEB. II. 1896, Cotton FIN maker
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
In. ns'sll'sry at LeugView.

4 D.
,.l.' Feb. so.-rbls evening a
kus,s S0naaed IN the ante room Of
tssi. zen the door leading inward,
4 la.es. inl Keys. returned ana onenea
Pave, ssieasing the foiiowins. d.
cos, WIG were held penJins an
n ofa," appeals. Tho sheriff ~
h s.iher ,. reward OF Ss5 Tor the
4 4laiasl..' OF the below described
\ ltlse, i, Harrison Turner, black.
q N tlsri ~, menus high, weighs 10
III Ein ~ laee, no beard. talks
A ltthns u,atson, yellow. Is wears
e ma s "a talked 10 LOOKS down AND
n n ~ ialkatiyc. j. NJ Done
IA Mud, S,syn, white, 20 yeprs aid.
III e enS,sejs,sset inches high. heavy
!. n eo@pies,,h'o,' Ehiskers, blue eycs,
" " taloop sA'on, railroad man aud
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

Bland 22-in., in plain cold 2 and 5
tone Silk and Satin Brocades. largo
and small figures and flowers, only
S1.00 I'd.
22-in. plain cold fancy Brocades, at
Sl,25 yd.
22-in. Moiro striped Silks, in COM
bination colors in all the ner, shades
only Sl.25 I'd.
20-in- plain cold eros Grain silk, in
all the new spring shades, only $50. I'd.
40 pieces 2l-in plain cold soit-an-
ished Surah Silks, in all the new spring
aud opera colors, only Shopper I'd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21
SANGER BROS.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
SPRING.
SILK
DEPARTMENT.
CARPET
DEPARTMENT.

AS Spring approaches and the weather becomes beautiful va
look around not only what makes person cmey m
that which beauties homes Both OF these commodities ean
be found in great variety In immense establishments We ae
in daily receipt OF goods and wish to call your attention "a
few lines In our silk department.:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

4, gazette.
as.s !, ~ 4. .o;--An exeutsion NUN.
q lrsl. \. .eaaing Eastern cities, IN
Il lssisss' arrived shis morning over
''iH ercurA 5nisis snend
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-21

Try package q Rodlhac's blended
coffee
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
A Nuisance.

Many people inquire when the leak in
the water pipe will be stopped on Spring
street opposite the courthouse. That
nuisance has prevailed for years and no
official has had strength left after draw
ing his salary to see that the leak was
stopped and the pool of slagnant water
abolished, that has heretofore been o
source of disease and premature death.
None Of the City Council live near this
perpetual sink Of pollution. Cannot the
leak be stopped and the grade OF the
gutter raised so that the water could be
discharged therefrom! This gutter has
been in disgraceful condition for four
years. Part of the water from Temple
street could be turned down Spring
street and wash the gutter clean, pro-
vided it is made of such grade that water
will flow along its filthy course. Il the
work Of paving to go forward soon on
this great thoroughfare?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
AckuowIedgcment.

Upon the many happy homes in our
favored land has fallen the sweet bene.
diction of the Christmas time. Love has
planned and love received the gifts
which commemorate the Thought of the
season and make stronger oil human
ties. Beyond the sacred circle of home
has been extended many kindly hand
to the helpless and friendless. Every
benevolent organization in our city has
felt the generous impulse, none being
more favored than the Orphans Home.
We regret that the idea has prevailed
that this charity has not been remem-
bered as usual this year. On the con.
trary the gifts have been timely and gen.
erous. The children in the Home were
made hilariously happy by an abundance
cf toys, books and cards from the vari-
Gus dealers in the city, four large boxes
being sent from the single house OF
Hirschfeld L. Co.'S. Fruits, nuts and
ca ndies were poured forth without stint
from those who deal in these dainties,
while at the feast prepared in the home
of Mrs. Stephens the happy recipients
were allowed to toot their horns, beat
their drums and squeak their dolls and
cats, without so much as remonstrance
from their suffering elders. Money, too,
has come to us to ena BILE US to enlarge
our work and provide for tho increasing
demands made upon us. Among Others
we take Measure in gratefully acknowl-
edging $50 from g.. J. Griffith, of the
Los Feliz ranch, $50 from D. r. Case, of
Pasadena. $25 from 0. H. Blisa. and
SlOO from our large-hearted retiring
Mayor, E. F. Spence. That these noble
donors may be abundantly joyful in the
of good deeds kindly done
and that many others may enter into
their Joy, the door being always open, is
the wish of the Board of Managers OF
the Orphans Home.
ANNA s. AvERILL,
Corresponding Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
santa Ana Letter.
SANTA ANA, December 26.


EprroR HERALD; The real estate
transfers for thu past week have been
over one hundred thousand dollars and
the train comes in loaded with strapg-
ers every day looking for homes and in
vestments.
There are more than 100 new houses
now in course OF erection in and around
Santa Ana. There is large demand
for good carpenters.
Since the train has changed time peo'
pie can leave Los Angeles at about A..
NJ. and leave here at 2:l5 P. M, thus
giving them several hours to look over
our beautiful town.
The tine brick block that has been in
course of erection for some tins past is
now nearly finished.
The handsome block of DR.. Lacy is
now nearly completed and when done
will contain thirty.nine elegant rooms
up stairs and four nice, large store rooms
down stairs.
This town needs hotel very badly
and should any one 90 into the busi-
ness they will make money very fast.
for this is live town and needs hotel
room, The elegant hotel now going up
on the corner of Fourth and Sycamore
streets will be 9Oxl50 feet, three stories
high, and, will bo a very fine structure,
but will not be completed before next
summer sometime.
Germain l. Co. of Los Angeles have
purchased land adjoining the railroad,
and will soon commence large packing
house and cannery.
The depot ground, that has been pur-
chased for the new railroad, lies on
Fourth street about one-fourth of mile
and gives them the very best of loca.
ton for their depot here. We under
stand that in about three months the
grading will all be done to this town.
Santa Ana is in a very prosperous con-
dition. Real estate is selling very fast
and nearly every one that comes here
says it is the best place they have
seen to invest money.
The raisins are now nearly all packed
and shipped. The pack for this valley
this year has been very large, reaching
more than 100000 boxes, and orange
buyers are now in the field paying from
81 to 80 per box on the trees.
The street.car line now running be-
tween here and Tustin City is doing a
fine business, and has been paying from
the day it started, and work will soon
be commenced laying the track to Or.
ange and Modena, distance OF about
six miles, and then they think they will
run the cars with dummy.
RUTH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
Found Dead.

Yesterday morning asman about So
years of age, thin faced, with long
moustache and week g growth of stub
ble on the chin, went into Peter Rings
basement saloon, corner of Los Angeles
and Commercial streets, as he had done
many morning before, to warm himself
ct the stove. The man sat down in
chair and was soon after discovered to
be dead. The remains were removed to
Garrett 4 Neitzke. whera Coroner Lind.
ley held an inquest on them. Nobody
knew the man, though some policemen
thought that he had served short term
in the city jail. He had no papers upon
his person to identify him. The body
was covered with vermin. A post NOR
tenn showed that the deceased's lungs
were very much diseased, and to this
cause the jury ascribed the unknown's
demise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
PoNce matters.

The Police Commissioners yesterday
made all their appointments. but having
pledged themselves to secrecy, they
were as dumb as oysters in the months
without On r. Officially the appoints
meuts and changes will not be known
until this evening. 1t is stated on relia-
bie authority, however, that the fight
for the Capiainship, which had narrowed
TO officer Tyler aud Deputy Sheriff
Darcy. was settled by the latter's ap-
pointment. It is also known that ten to
twelve of the present force will be dis
charged and tn It their successors have
all been selected.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
THE CITY HALL LOT.
Probable Disposition to be M ad c
Of TINT Valuable Property.

Probable Disposition to be Made
Of that Valuable Property.
The syndicate which bought the large
and valuable lot at the corner of Sec
ond and Spring streets. popularity known
as the "Hole in the Ground" from the
city few days ago are deliberatisg how
to make their purchase money fructify
q, soon as possible. They have held
meetings to reach determination, and
though not positively agreed yet, it is
more than probable that five-story
building will be put upon the emplace-
ment formerly dedicated for city hall.
The foundations will in all probability
be deepened in order to secure good aud
ample cellarage. In all likelihood the
building will contain bank, which will
be operated by the syndicate owning
the building. The rest of the ground
floor would be devoted to stores and two
Of the floors above this to offices. whilst
the remainder may be occupied as
apartments. 1t is anticipated that the
proposed building would cost about
tl7O,OO It will take but very short
time before tho syndic ate make known
their intentions in this regard, as they
are determined to build at once.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
Fond Of Horseflesl,. |.

John Lovett, tramp, was found in
possession of Messrs. Hammel & Dem
ker's buggy and horse on Sunday night
1T 10 o'clock. driving out of town. The
team had been missed shortly before
IRON in front Of the Pony stable on Main
street, and an alarm was turned in. As
Lovett was passing the Southern Hotel,
the horse was recognized and Lovett
given in charge of Officer GILBERT. The
prisoner was examined by Justice Aus.
tin yesterday. He. said he had found
the horse trotting leisurely down the
erect and had jumped in to find an
owner. The explanation appeared too
fisby to the court and Lovett was com.
mitted to jail for trial on tho charge of
grand larceny in default Of $1,000 bail.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
A CRAZY SURVEYOR.
Hnbitual Dissipation Makes a
Lunatic of u once bright Man.

Habitual Disstputi0u MaRes u
Lunatic of a once bright Man.
Thomas g. Brown, surveyor and
man of talent, but of very dissipated
habits, has been an inmate of the city
Jail, off and on, greater part of the
year nearly expired. His worse offense
was that of being chronic drunkard
and on that charge alone he has had to
ascribe his enforced retirement from the
sweets Of liberty. On Tuesday morning
he was released, after serving SEN
tence, from the city prison. On Tues.
day afternoon he was heard OF at East
Los Angeles acting like lunatic. He
was going through the motion of making
survey, and killing imaginary snakes.
He also threw stones at passing street
cars. When the mounted police, who
had been advised of his antics, arrived
to secure him, Brown had disappeared.
Yesterday he was found at Boyle
Heights near the electric light mast,
barefooted, ragged and as crazy as a
March hare. He was unable to account
for his presence there, and was taken to
the county Jail pending examination for
insanity. Brown was sent up once be.
fore from here within the last two years
to the Stockton insane asylum.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
A GOOD MOVE.
Measures to be Adopted Tor the
Relief Of Immigrants.


Councilman Jones at the meeting OF
the goth instant suggested to the Presi-
dent, that at the present time great
number of excursionists visit this city,
who. for want Of adequate accommoda-
tion have to sleep in the railroad cars,
and have to leave, even before they are
inclined, merely because they are un'
able to obtain proper lodgings. The
Councilman thought that this state OF
affairs was burtful to the interests OF
this city, and was of the opinion that
there should be appointed committee
to investigate the matter and inquire
into the best means to be employed in
order to secure proper accommodations
for all excu,sionists. The suggestion
was afterward ch,nged to motion, and
Mr.. Breed appointed committee who
weret ,report at the next meeting of the
Council.
The idea which impslled Mr.. Jones to
ask for the appointment OF such CON-
mittee was not SO elaborately stated as
the mover of it had intended. Mr..
Jones has, in the course of his business
avocations, which throw him good
deal in contact with newcomers, heard a
areat deal of complaint from excursion
lists and immigrants. 1t would appear
from their statement that no attention
at all is paid to their wants upon arrival
and that in many cases they arc left too
much to the tender mercies OF
persons who exploit them. They
have east the imputation upon
the people of Los Angeles that they are
greedy money getters, only anxious OF
relieving the newcomers OF their money.
They complain also that no facilities are
afforded them for obtaining aceommoaa.
tion or tho necessary information 10 en-
able them to look out for themselves.
The honorable Councilman, anxious that
such an imputation should not rest upon
us and that such damaging rumors
should not hurt the material and moral
interests of Los Angeles, moved the ap.
pointment of q committee of investiga-
tion, who, after inquiry, could point out
such effective steps as ought to be taken
to remedy the state of affairs com.
planned of.
Upon inquiry the committee have
come to the conclusion that the only
body who could frame measures that
will afford excursionists and newcomers
suoh assistance MS will be useful to them
upon arrival is the Board of Trade. In
consequence the secretary OF that in.
stitution has been informed OF the pur-
pose of the committee, who will appear
before the Board on Monday at @
o'clock, when something tangible for the
relief of fresh arrivals will no do ubt be
evolved.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-12-30
The welcome Rain.

There was slight shower yesterday
,norning about 7 o'clock. which lasted
.hout i've minutes. The weather after
that remained undecided with the odds
an rain. till about noon when it com.
=, anced drizzling. This kept on all day
and through the night. Though hardly
strong enough to transform the dust OF
the streets into bona fide slushy mud
the Indications are that the rain will
continue on long enough to make up in
ia course of time the quantity OF rain.
fail needed on the ranches. The advent
was hailed with delight by everybody