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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

Sutherland a Co. have decided on re-
firing from tbs retail grocery busineas.
and will fuE Tbs next thirty days cell
everything e coa1 and under. Capital
feed and all kinds Of feed cheaper than
ever before. Ihe best Oregon brands
q nour 4 per barrel Choice Oregon
bacon very cheap. Paciho block, Nam
street. SUTHERLAND 4 Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

Tha Bsaf aaave u fhs wazld far Gafs.
Bzuisaa. 8ssaz ulssrn. 61ls Rheuu, Eer
W 8ozes. IeltaF. cheppsa Hands, CHI
hiain1. Carn1 and Al Skin Ernp1ionR
nnd positively o1Eez Piles. e. 10 pa9
Fequi1od. Il b guaranteed % afgo pr
foa4 n1tisI4otIon, e. monaF nefnn6e3
Rries = aenfa rax baE For sale b A.
B. GxMwAMx. A.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

". P. Bora 4 Co. are exhibiting =
very large and brilliant line q stsois
and fancy dress goods this season.
Spring brings with u always tbs desire
Tor many nav shades and STYLES more
appropriate 10 tho brighter SEASON. By
al means visit eraE she Arcads when
making youf selections. feI2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

The favor with which Dr.. Hsnleyss
Celery, Bsef sad Iron IL mes by ths pub
lie u attributed 10 the purity Of the
compound, and that Il causes an e1eot
- represented 30 do. Thousands Of nax.
vuua people have reaped immeasurabis
benefits 0y its use. Weak women and
overWoEked men viii ind this tonic .
great treasure. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

FoR eALR.-HaviBg no regular route
foE the steamer Arrow, Captain q. Cax,
her owner, offers her for sale cheap.
She has rsconaiy been thoroughly over
hauled and htsed up IN good shape. He
will cell her for money OF coed paper.
aha Il il hfst- Glass condition, and would
make q useful boai On ah0ff route. as
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

ArTKNFrox. - Parties going % tAe
rRaulnroaa anaan6a oAn - eaved all
werrV ana hashss q lcokinR after tbeif
hananre aiihsr "a ne ciiY o. 81 -
vrcnr3s ~ leAxfnR orders faf 3eh1steF
a ffo. either a " IA. fampArayis ., y. u.
f.owunan'k. g. & fAefr slaeleg On fsaiaFa
$500. Hav fax haadina can - 60
sairaa fsara khen a. ~ aFo1ud4. A.
a1eErITu1s, ceIanlflse on Eranepolta-
tion. Hts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

A ACRES OF LAND ON LAKE
III Uniun.
ia acres near 6nohomiah City.
aQl arrea miles from Port Gambia
1o acres 81 miles from Seattle.
900 acres miles from town.
Aine Garm 81 30 acres o. White river
Just ire piace % hive happy.
IS 90 aGfea 81 the nn6st fimtaF that
ever grew cat q The ground vii cut
q ee0ooo 20 The section of good nseEohanls
aaIs iumilef
We also haru an kinds 81 city pronaFfy
for sala. Houses. lolA blocks, g last any.
thing - honest man WaNia.
Fer prizes call a. once o.
HNFMRn A. DfNHCM
les fgsf Commercial efrnnf Memsffa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

Runnina between Livsxpool and One-
bso, thence By rail 10 ell Rointa IN the
UnItsd States. Sail from LivsFpooi
every Thursday, calling e. Belfast, and
are large and fast and eteorage accom-
modationa unsxeelled By any ether
shorter than via New York, three days
Of Il Ia the smooth waters OF the Gulf
and river 81. Lawrence, famed fer
beautiful, picturesque soenery. Steer
ace and prepaid certificates sold at
lowest rates. Also drafts on Europe
and bank Bemittanees 20 any postoffce
address. A. CHELEKza, Ticket Agent
for the Northern Pacific r. B. iya& DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

W. W. Reed, dxuRRist, OF Winohestnr.
Ind, writes. One Of my customers,
hErs. Louisa Pike, BaEtonfn, Randolph
60, Ind, was q long snaerer with Goa
her pkyaicians. Sac heard OF Dr.. KINGS
New Discovery for Oonsumption, ana
began buyinR L ef me. IN Gx month";
time she walked 20 this city. dist noe
Of SIX miiea. and is nov 90 much i'm
proved she has Qait using it. She fesls
ahe owes her life 10 il. Free Trial
Bottles al A. B. sTzwAnT's Drug Store.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

eUhNn 6ooDs. Every piecs of sum-
mar goods must be disposed o. inside Of
- days. We want the room fox our
fan and winter goods. IoEKAs & sINa-
nn1LAN. iEO
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

Fnnsn R0ksxED CuEEWEA - ! have
made arfaneements b. which car eot-
fees are roasted fsesh every week b ~
experl They are nos surpassed any
uhsre. eilheF - % Frica % quality.
kEFnrD SxxpEn. To6 front aiFest. iy2i
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

N01 FnaselkL sUoonas. -Ths teuF
q NE Casino Opera Company on she
Sound did not prove 90 unbennded
1naneial sucoasa, Il woald appear. After
tie performances here Thursday even
ne, Mr.. Webhef, che manager, paid ali
~ people thsiF salaries exoepl @. u.
fyss and Miss Louise Manfred, whom
- eNed eaoh enc weeks salary, amount
ina 70 $50. These people, Who were
soina - San Franchises the next day,
lpoIe cot wrisa Of attachment against
10 pEapeFties. wafdrobea and baggage
- NJ. Weobaf'n possession, and Kaady
lof shipment 10 Portland, for the
ameant Of their joint ciaima. The
ranks we're attached on the City Dock,
and vii probably b held there until the
natter can b settled II the eaaFla.
Neoeer claims that the property AZ
4qhed bsionRa b the Casino Opefa
Company, and that be has tuo ehattel
mortgages on a. which mortgages aFe
n record IN Portland,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

esk1zrR. JAY q, 1855.
Council net parsnant . aaiournmeus
Rssssnt. Magag Ys1lsE and 00unaiIa 5
galliean, Farth, Hail. HAErington and
hoan&'
MNKxKIoHa AKD cosEzFUMxGaTIoWB nnHzEvRn
From 3. <. Ffsfonsains 4 n. Tor are
plug "a TIE eanfh8as, oornnI a. hfes<
u, h Msgnardas pinl. 0sanisd.
tEeaa H. II. aud L. :. Dearbsrn, fer
permission % mogs wooden bsildfnR.
Granted.
ARpIHckTEoE sas E1oEnsEs nnEnnnzD.
Or. Dahlqufst. Thomps0n 4 Nelsou.
Walters 4 Co, A. Walters, John 4. Les
ies. Aux. wold John FsiQh. Thomas
Olanoys Andrew lam. Bernard kuf2.
L1aHuans onDEnHD tnsuED.
chas. +. OpHara, boholpp 4 GralInasl.
Thomas y Davis, ~. a X. Gottstein,
shaw a Agar, Geo. Deif8l. Lang &
6leinWnH, John MoCaraF, Otto Fnhx.
man. AoA4atsr 4 Taylor, Frank r.
City Attorney, entitled "An nr6inanca
aHtoNAtAhAU u8N AA-F " anu AN0LN 70 TIE
este . seFiain o0niFaet with tie Sprlne
xiii Water Oompany for q supply 81
water for the use Of the hrs department..
Passed.
Also an ordinance b create q special
fund 10 provide means 10 pay for build
Ing q plank Foad il Grant and Eighth
asregls; 90 borrow monsy 10 che amount
u 920.U0o for the heneiit Of such ape.
oiai fund, nnd authorizing the issuaflea
of peaotiabis gold bonds with neeofia-
D lntersst coupons 20 secure such loan.
Passed.
Also a. ordinance 70 provide for ana
directing q tempofaRy tEARafeE Of tha
san Of 5000 from ne general munici
pal fund % the eily 30 The 0Fant Street.
Plank Read Eund. Passed.
Also an ordinance anthoKixina the
Mayor and Clerk 90 execute q contrast
With the banaet Telephone and Tele-
Rraph Company 10 provide the city Of
seattle with IRE alarm system ans 40
paratus.
Bills 90 tho city fund 10 the amount
Of $2fe0.b0 Wers allowed.
The report Of the Finance COMMITTEES,
recommending that the petition Of
Margaret Harmen for return Of license
money be not granted. A l0pted.
1ne Council adjourned until Monday
evening, June 15tn, 81 o'clock 3. ID,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

Fresh Butter from foaleF Bros.. J. q
Nunsaer, III. Wilssn and many Others,
every ueak, Is Chiiherg's 0roosry, 50
Fraot sirest. nj
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

ArpxN EHrTE Ynxa4n.-Just reeaired
from "a. Laouia, Mo, an fnvoioe e thla
erlabratad EineeAF, the plreat ana best
Known b ne trade. ALEnMD SFNDAR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

haRA--A sale Of zen tOna Of h0ps vas
mads en- Thursday. in the Wits river
saliel, q - cents per pound. Tha
eep reeions ara thFoneed With buyer,
- some purchases are beiRa made on
ftsale terms. Ezra MeekeF contracted
- teas ths other day, a. q price higher
.e1a has heFssogOfa been named. bul -
- feq1est Of the buyer be desires 10
- zoe prizes secsut for tho present.
~ iAtee Eastern hrns ara In the mAf
~ new bayins eli they can see bold Of
eesae prices, and Lilienihal Bros. Of
tfanRisco. are cettiRg = eeed share
lsoea bopa which are being con-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

JoHH b. YArRss Of Baiayis On. -
says;
Il oheerfully commend
Your AROMATIC WMKs
Il did new hfe and yiRor send
Through this weak frame Of mine.
Il did for all my stomach ills
More than the doetor and bis pills.s
A. B. STEWART, agent, seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

PafNrrD Skrra.rna FOR the next y
dave - vii eel eur entiFe stock o. aas-
tenes for 80. An sedneed fr0m 600.
ToK1An A 6maKazAN. ly0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

Conswra. -Far ths naxt 20 days hne
1900 ~ Soc. ffesuoed from 75e.l e. ths
SAN RnAEcIsoo sroHH. iSN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

fotrEliatla uo.k ard hnnara ses.t-
.ni. % . kEss ars stndio. Cab.
ir1ls 50 ~ du9ea. iel7
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

sAnna o. Tna MHxrco. The steam
nhlp hexiso sailed for san FranaisOo
gessssday aftsruoon II one e'eiosk,
hAine forty tons % miscellaneous
freight from here. and the following lisl
q passengers; Mira ~. Miller. Miss
AalElpeton. s. L. Heaton, Mis- Man
nd. Miss MaFohi, o. ~. Pike, Il. d.
ltlaerA, r. Vaie9Ea, Miss Bishop Miaa
MI, Misa Lowell, w. w. Miller, PEN
el,ton Miller. Mrs. \. l.. Heaton, q.
tedaeley, W. A. Rogers. q. J. Bishop,
talain, George illidae. Miss Jennie
Neltte Miss Jane Smith, s. Newnan.
and L Newman, Il. VasAlin, ]. Alien,
g boaen, II. Love, ID. s. MeFadden, ].
tels,eoh, Ma. Hose Newman and tvo
ea..afeu, ]. Ienhfoke. L. Q. RAmaGo. J.
a Kelley and ten In the ateeRaQo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

Los7-A small sid Coed Tsmnias
scarf pin, pomsnheFs il Nar4h Hes5kIs.
1he 1ndaE via b paid for leaving Il
this oEico.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

Agents Columbia River Papsr o., Trout
and Madison streets. Seattle. P. o.
Bex 8a myl6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

n.aallal ~ s.s@s =. 49,.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

Tn wi1a-auEkz H1usewffsss Pass-
disc vii b. foand far tie next 90 dags
& she gEsat bargain anla of IuExAs 4
11NaEA4AM. iy10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

AAKSa ExouazE0N.-rhe steamer
-sA I'll lsave here on Sunday after
49, e 3 for Point Deaaaca. vhsse
=. =, III lAy foF ooaple az hsuFs % en
-, Ne exeafaioaisss 10 eaioy Fack ed
= aliez, uhieh b said 20 Be axcelleat a.
t@.aA ehs viii rstara 10 Seaslie
eeieek IN she evcniRa. she will
e teeoEa4 both going and eem-
heii vii ee furnished she exsaF-
Naaisls free en- boald.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

VeR saoorxas The following cen
.s1sn have been selected 70 represent
ssasias Al The Ftls match to take placs
y taeoma to-day; Joseph Green. Cap
!, " Edwards, O. l.. r. keliaRe,
" Ward, Henry ArNens, joseph
AeAa1ebt h. Hnmmeli, ". b. Thor
80 ". 4. sniih and J. Ia Sallivan;
s...s.snaies, Chas. CeWdeo ana n. Bar.
-. he seattle team viii leave b.
- tiain this meFaing and The match
-. ale piaee tbis afteSneon- Captain
@ttsa states that bis team ia 10 pFetty
- el1ditian. and, barring unforeseen
1laaia, be expects % win tho match.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24
OEMOCRlTIC cORVEMTION.

A II DEMOCRATS or KING ooUNrT.
IA aad Ell rltlzans ~ 10 county IllEapao.
Tive q pag9 Felilicai aaaocIslicas aHa ean
a1lte va - 81 - e41Ei - nscaFe tts ~,
alaiE4ilg e - p4ople AID = ra4a sd eesa.
omiea administration u ed1iI1. asa requested
y mest. ~ daiagaias. ID eoagenfiaa e. 81
altis o.
8aaaFaays AmGmst "a lass.
A e'cin1k >. n, % asitc3 dalaHstsa - fhn
psuocrSiie feEFiierisl ConFoufan. nna ~
iransaet saet etbsf Business 81 maF rgspsllT
ceme hefnfs a.
Tha hslIs e rspFoaent1lls1 VII D. ene aai-
deitT1ie sof sseA 50 VGtrai o. frse4Ian -
81 clFl e. ne hssa 81 ne psln6zFslfs fslEo
q ~ last asner4 slscllon. n 4 recess naual
- ihaf FrlmArssa be hai1 a. 10 aesaHal pc.
cinsis - SATURDAY,. Auaafl n AZ 3 a'eia1k b.
~ ana ia he ely wards "a Ghm hour III
e'eloctbs =. pslassias AL ~ a4mitls4 a.
fosloWat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

Chas. +. OpHaEa, boholpp 4 GFalInosa,
Thomas y Davis, ~. a X. Gottstein,
shaw a Agar, Geo. Deifol. Lang &
1ieinWng, John NeCarey, Otto Fuhr.
nan, noM4stsE 4 Taylor, Frank r.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24
SEE IF IT BE NOT so

Net an ounce of Goods LEFT by the 18th O<
August Reap the harvest valve wide and
brakes up. Sail int Saln Sail in! Note the mug
gets Look at the size Of them, and don't set left
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

Mo.s g cas a.a ~ ~. M
tn Fn. hi, .urua nrs r.s.s.
n41aaaM An fr5n
wtl,e nl4sx sss.1. - 90 /. o.
ne1A14 a 2. Hnn1ssl. NJ Il. wi
LR ru.n. Diseases ~ cun..
A-.--.-. AS
Re1rsiiatla uork ard honaa sssus-
znsnl. - 8 Rlszss al end. csIs.
ins 80 - da.ea isE
WY VIM nuu nsrr1s frnrs Anns and
a.A1nEi4 N1en 9lmoss'a Ar0masia WINS
WI czEe Tunf A. HxnwaKR. d.
-. Haelsp's esls,v, Bssf "a Trss ~
,,orN - sisall.s 50 gi1ss nre ~ 81
1872. a.
Ansoa Houaa. q Blsskserry. fIIls ]
NEz = Owes bis Hfe e 9ilmsFsin Mac
ne1te Elixkf. 1Syik a. b. exEWanx. dw
Chazlay Clnneys earrinan saand : ~
ne ueeIdenaaI Hotel. James SfrseG SIDE.
Aaisph1ns No. igIo
MmDEn. AaED ~ uho lack xiaor ana
vitality en- Be egzea b 0flmersis Arr
UaGio Ntne. 4. b HxxaAna. d.
I'M wi1a-asEka Housewffsss Pafs-
disc uall BE- foand f9T the next 90 days
g shs gssat bargain sale Of Iuxx.As 4
1hilaH AlAn. ~ iyD
d. Il Junxznn. ehatnarapher. 81 Sea-
oud ard Coiambis streets, i fnzniahins
hlg patEene fxsl-elaez eabinst1 IS 81 %
. dszsn. au2
LosT-A small sid Coed Tsmpias
eead PIN. eomeahe9e II North 8aa1tIs.
1he 1ndar VIII b paid for leaving e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24
OIL PAIN TIN CS
GIVEN AWAY.

.. s ;:s :! s !; s. 4 ss: m ;:i'
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-07-24

The Drawing VIII positively take place
m. Saturday, Oct. adj 1895.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-21
EveTything Goes wrong

In the bodily mechanism when the livei
gets out of order. Constipation, dys
pepsis, contamination of the blood, i'm
perfect assimilation, are sure to ensue
But it is easy to prevent these conse
quences and remove their cause, by 0
course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
which stimulates the hillary organ and
regulates its action. The direct result is
the disappearance of the pains beneath
the ribs and through the shoulder blades,
the nausea, headaches, yellowness of the
skin, furred look of the tongue, soul
odor of the breath, which characterizt
liver complaint. Sound digestion and
regular habit of body are blessings alsC
secured by this celebrated restorative oi
health, which imparts degeee of vigoI
to the body which is its best guarantee
of safety from malarial epidemics.
Nerve weakness and over-tension are re-
lieved by it, and it improves both appe-
tite and sleep.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-21
Tuv Roard of Trada has a

The Board of Trade has appointed
committee of its members TO solicit
aid for the sufferers by the flood and
has led off itself with subscription
of 800. We trust that the purse
strings Of our people will be opened
wide and that as far as possible the
suiferings of the unfortunate may be
alleviated. The Board has also
called meeting for Monday night to
initiate some plan of action whereby
disasters by flood will be prevented
in the future. This. also, is an ad-
mirable idea. No time should be
lost in giving to our people guar
antee that such lamentable episodes
shall be impossible in the future. The
very waves of the sea can be shut
out by dykes and good levee will
make the waters of the Los Angeles
river as comfortable as those OF =
millpond.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-21

quite robust thing Of its kind,
though IL is said to have as much ex-
ceeded that Of this year as that Of
1867 exceeded it. But the "boss"
flood was that of 1861. when Alameda
street was for quite while the bed
Of the Los Angeles river. Then the
waters came up 10 Los Angeles street.
Where the warehouse of Hellman,
Haas Il Co. now stands there was an
adobe store, the rear portion OF which
was caved in by the waters, carrying
with IL in its downfall much Of the
stock in trade OF its occupants. The
old Messer place, where Mrs. Bid
wells property now stands, was I'M
der water for several days, as were
the Don Mateo Keller vineyard and
orchards. The old-time theory is
that Alameda street was at one time
the bed Of the Los Angeles river and
that that stream formerly emptied IL
self into the Ballona slough. In 1861
Il made desperate effort 10 resume
its old line Of flow toward the ocean.
No calamities were chronicled Of this
rusty old flood because at that time
very few people lived in Los Angeles,
and those who did were very careful
TO keep their houses away from the
river bottom. Long ago good sense
and a regard for the lives and prop
erty of the citizens dictated the build
ing Of substantial and broad levees
which could at small expenditure
have been converted into splendid
driving thoroughfares, along both
banks Of the river. These levees
should have been carried down al
least as far as Florence. They ought
to be undertaken at once. Aligned
with pepper and eucalyptus trees,
they could be made the handsomest
alamedas in California, and at trifiing
expense, considering the great good
which would be sure TO follow. They
could hardly be made in single
year; but, by building mile each
season, and doing the work well, as
far as il goes, the river could be
made, even in times of its greatest
turbulence, to keep its channel. II
we do not throw up some such bul-
wark we shall awake some day to
find it making a Herculean effort to
discover its old-time channel to the
Ballona.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-21

ONE can sit with the patience one
may and ruminate upon the interest
ing things that are transpiring in the
otside world while the wires are down.
Even the dreary routine proceedings
in Congress- would be read with avid
ity in the absolute dearth OF news,
and the proceedings of a church synod
or consistory would be quite comfort
ing. Such occurrences as those under
which we are suffering for the mo-
ment show how intimately, under the
modern conditions Of instantaneous
communication by electricity and
quick locomotion by steam every
portion OF the civilized world is bound
up with the other portion. The de-
privation of the news seems a very
drifting thing while news abounds on
every hand, but the moment it is
withheld, or even curtailed, realiz-
ing sense OF the precious privilege Of
knowing what is going on in the out
side world takes possession of one.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-21

AaAIs we are Obliged to present
the HERALD without its complement
of dispatches. The lines to San Fran
cisco are all down, the whole rail-
way and telegraph equipment from
Lang's station to Ravena having been
demolished for the time being. 1t is
estimated by the Southern Pacific
Railway officials that it will be fully
three weeks before the rails will be
in working order 10 points north OF
Newhall. Yesterday Wells, Fargo 4
Co. began shipping their mail and
packages to San Francisco by steam
er. The telegraphic lines can OF
course be re-established as soon as
the storm abates. As notes of com
fort, in picture which has decidedly
gloomy tints, we may mention that
the trains areTrunning to Wilmington
and Santa Monica .and that the Col
ton local on the Southern Pacific ar
rived yesterday afternoon. Else
where Colonel Hewitt announces that
the trans for the East on the South
ern Pacific will start from and arrive
at the point near East Los Angeles
where the County road to the Mission
crosses the track. Communication
with points in the southern portion
of the county has been interrupted,
the county and railway bridges over
New River having both been swept
away.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-01-21
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