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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
U. s. CIRCUIT COURT.
The Calendar OF Cases to Et
Called This Morning.

The Calendar of Cases to Bt
Called This Morming.
The following cases will be called
in the United States Circuit Court
this morning:
United States VS.. j. G.. McCallum
ct al. for the plaintiff, United States
Attorney; for the defendant, J. e.
McCallum.
United States VS.. G. G. Renfro; fo,
the plaintiff, United States Attorney
for the defendant, w. ID. Grady.
David Calm VS.. Jose Maria Rochier
for the plaintiff, Fewald, Cope &
Boyce and Stanley, Stoney & Hayes
for the defendant; George Pearce, j
T. Richards and Rodgers & Munday
Sarah II. Dimmick VS.. A. B. Chap
man ct al. for the plaintiff, Wells
Van Dyke & Lee; for the defendant
Bickncll & White.
T. j. T. Hutchinson VS.. Rafae
Machado; for the plaintiff, Glassell
Smith & Patten; for the defendant
Lee & Scott and +. H. Howard.
f. j. I. Hutchinson vs.. Andres
Machado: sor the plaintiff, Glassell
Smith & Patten; for the defendant
Lee q Scott and +. II. Howard.
Henry d. Harrison VS.. Peter Ulrich.
ct al. for the plaintiff, William Mat
thews, Wells, Van Dyke & Lee; fol
the defendant, Chapman & Hendrick
Rhodes & Barstow and J. w. Towner
Noise Kahn VS.. Alexander WE'LL
for the plaintiff, J. t. Richards
George Pearce, Rodgers & Munday
for the defendant, Stanly. Stoney s
Hayes.
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
VS.. A. II. Hiatt; for the plaidtif, Jos
eph d. Redding; for the defendant
Jacobs & Burns.
John 2. Jones vs. il. ]. Wollacott
for the plaintiff. Wells, Van Dyke &
Lee; ior the defendant, Bicknell &
White.
Southern Pacific Railroad company
vs. David r. Brswn, ct ais. +; for the
plaintiff, Joseph D, Redding; for the
defendant, Graves & o 'Melveney, A.
3. Paris, G. w, G. Rowell, Byron
Waters.
Southern Pacific Railroad company
vs. Nathaniel Bray; for the the plain
tiff, Joseph D. Redding; for the de-
fendant, G. w. G. Rowell, Byron
Waters.ss
J. w. Calkins ct al. VS.. w. F. John
son; for the plaintiff, Brousseau &
Hatch, and r. B Garfield; for the
defendant, B, T. Thomas.
Isaac. l.. Hewitt VS.. Warren Story
ct ais; for the plaintiff, Rowell 4
Rowell, John A. Wright; for the de-
fendant, H. G. Rolfe, George E. Otis,
Byron Waters.
Malcolm Macdonald VS. William
Mclean; for the plaintiff, Finlayson
& Finlayson; for the defendant,
Graves & O'Melveny, Chapman &
Hendrick.
Peter Wall ct al. VS.. J. B. Dutton /;
for the plaintiff, Joseph D. Redding !;
for the defendant, F. r. Willis.
j.. B. Spencer ct al, vs.. Millard T.
Leroy ct al. for the plaintiff, Smith
4 Patton, Sprague & Carter; for the
defendant, Barclay, Wilson & Car.
penter, Chapman 4 Hendrick.
In the District Court the following
cases will be called for trial:
United States VS.. Leonardo Apuil-
lar.
United States vs.. Chas Lislinger.
United States VS.. Patrick Cody.
United States VS. Winfield Scott
Saunders.
Francisco Audonagin VS.. H. G.
Nelson.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
A WATER QUESTION.
The Nlcxicans are Raising n
Point.

SAN Francisco. January 8.-An Ell
Paso special says that the city has
just completed, what is known as the
Waring system of sewerage and
which empties into the Rio Grande
about two miles below the town. The
City Council Of Paso Del Norte has
drawn up complaint alleg-
ing that the Ell Paso sys-
TENS were laid through land belonging
to Mexico, although on this side Of
the Rio Grande, which has changed
its channel, that the river is the inter-
national boundary, to the waters of
which each country has an equal
right, but which neither may pollute,
am that the owners along the banks
have riparian rights to the water in its
original purity. This complaint has
been forwarded to the Governor OF
chihuahua and by him to the national
Government at the City of Mexico.
Senior Mariscal then obtained state
ment from the Mexican Consul in Ell
Paso and has forwarded the papers
and instructions to Minister Romero
at Washington to lay before Secretary
Bayard.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09

be arranged for two large store rooms
on the ground floor, offices on the
second and large hall, together with
reception rooms and reading rooms on
the third floor. Besides this fine
property they have buildings in Glen
dale, and in various other places in
the country. The members OF the
association are deserving of much
credit, having commenced the work
under unfavorable circumstances and
small exchequer, but by energy and
continued and determined effort, they
have reached the present prosperous
status.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09

what They Will do Next Week.

What They Will do Next Week.
WASHINGTON, January 8.-The Edu-
cation bill is the Senate's unfinished
business for to- morrow and is likely
to remain SO during the week. An
effort will probably be made by some
Senators, not members Of the judiciary
committee, to reach an understanding
in the Lamar case, should the COM
mittee not act upon it tomorrow, as
they are tired OF receiving an answer
ing Letters of inquiry and advice on
the subject, and are desirious of hav.
ing the matter out Of the way. 1t is
not expected that any measure OF
great public interest will come before
the House this week. A great many
bills introduced last Wednesday have
not yet been printed and the more
important committees have little as
yet to consider and nothing to report.
Monday will be devoted to the intro
duction OF bills but no general tariff
bill, formulated to meet the views OF
the majority will be presented.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
THE BANDIT BERNAL.
A Brief biography Of the RobbeI
Chieftain.

SAN Francisco, January s.-A tele.
gram in Spanish, dated Cualaicon,
Mexico, January 9th, received here
by w. Loaiza from General Francisco
Canada, Governor Of Sinaloa, confirms
the reported death of Bernal. The
bandit was born in the State of Sina-
loa, Of poor parents. He received a
fair education. But little is known of
him until the revolution OF 1877,
when Colonel Ramirez captured MAJ
allan, holding the city for several
days, when he was overpowered and
shot. Bernal was lieutenant in
Ramirez's regiment, but escaped and
disappeared until eight years ago,
when he became the leader of the
band of robbers operating in the Sim
aloa mountains, from which time he
has terrorized an extensive territory
in Sinaloa, Durango, Zacatecas and
Jalisco, having his strongholds in the
fastnesses of the Sierra Madres.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
SPECIAL SCHOOL TAX.
The opinion of the District At
tOrney.

The District Attorney has filed the
following opinion on the special school
tax:
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
Of Los Angeles County,
GENTLEMEN--In response to your in
quiry AS to whether or not the Asses
sor OF this county is required by law
to collect special school tax on per-
sonal property, have TO say that by
Section 1880 OF the Political Code it is
made his duty to collect all the taxes
on all personal property when in his
opinion such taxes are not a lien upon
sufficient real property to secure the
payment Of same.
BY section 1880 of same code the
trustees Of school districts are en-
powered to call an election in their
districts for the purpose OF deciding
by ballot whether or not tax shall
be raised for certain school purposes
in such district. The sections follow
ing section 1880 provide for the man
ner OF holding and conducting such
election, and if it be certified to the
Board of Supervisors that majority
of the votes cast at such election were
in favor of such tax, then and
in that event Gas appears from section
1887 Of tho same code) it becomes the
duty OF said Board at the time of levy
ing the county taxes, to levy tax
upon all taxable property in such dis
trict to raise the amount so voted in
said district, and the taxes as levied
by the Board are to be computed and
entered upon the assessment roll by
the County Auditor, and collected at
the same time and in the same man.
ner as State and county taxes.
Such election by the school trustees
amounts to nothing until the tax is
levied by the Board Of Supervisors.
When such levy is made then the col
lection of the tax is placed upon the
same footing as other county taxes are
and am unable to arrive at any other
conclusion than that such tax (as to
the collection thereby is to all intents
and purposes treated by the statute as
a county tax, although levied upon
only one portion OF the people OF the
county, but expended for their sole
benefit.
I am somewhat confirmed in this
opinion by the fact that no other
officer, it seems to me, is indicated by
the statute to perform this duty, and
as the county though its Board OF
Supervisors furnishes the machinery
for the levying and computing OF such
tax and entering same upon the as
sessment roll of the county by the
County Auditor.
It seems to me that the county is
the guardian or trustee Of all such
funds, and the officers are to discharge
all the duties concerning same neces-
sarily involved in the levying, COM
putting, entering same on the assess
ment roll, collecting and paying over
the said fund to the school district
which has voted to pay the same, for
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
Truckee Topics.

TRUcKEE, Cal, January S.-Con-
stable Upson, OF Reno, arrested
James W. Simmons here tonight, on
the charge of grand larceny commit
ted in 1886.
The thermometer last night was
twenty-three degrees below zero.
Two hundred freight cars arrived
to-day. There are not enough en-
gines to handle the business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
COAL In DEM AND.
A Great Reduction iM Coal
Shipmcnts.

READING, January S.-The run of
coal down the road since midnight
has been but 500 cars. Three weeks
ago to-day there were shipped through
this city $500 cars. Navigation closed
in the Schuylkill canal on December
tenth, and about two dozen boats, en-
gagged in the coal trade, each contain
ing several hundred tons, became ice
bound. It was not expected that this
coal could be moved before spring,
but now every pound has been brought
no. The information received at the
company's Office to-night is that at to-
days meeting, the strikers showed no
break in numbers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
London Locals.

LONDON, January s. Spurgeon
preached in London to-day. To-mor-
row he will celebrate at the Tabernacle
the publication Of his two thousandth
sermon.
Dispatches from the Congo country
up to December 10th have been re-
ceived at Brussels. They make no
mention OF Stanley.
Doyle, the only Invincible released
by the authorities, has left for Amer
ica. He was given ticket Of leave
in April last.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
A Sociaiistic Success.

CHICAGO, January Sat the annual
election Of District Assembly No. "a,
Knights of Labor to-day, George
Schilling, the Socialstic caodidate for
Master Workman, was elected by a
vote of three to one. The Executive
Committee is composed wholly OF
Socialists. District No. 25 has juris-
diction over all the Knights OF Labor
in Chicago except those belonging to
the National District Assemblies.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
UndeIivered Tclcgrsms.

The following is list of the unde-
livered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph Office, January 9Th,
1888, at 10P NJ: Phineas Sprague,
DR.. Davis G. McGowen, J. s. Gal
braith, J. f. Curtis, A. ]. Flood, G.
B. Frederick, Ida Ranpear, Mary l..
Collins, John S. Bauer, J. Colbeck, 2,
Rouse & Curtis, @. j. Shepherd, J. A.
Gordon, John Thill.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
Broke tsae Record .

SAN Francisco, January Sat
Harbor View Park this afternoon,
John Utschig, of the California
Schuetzen Club, broke the Pacific
coast record in targret shooting,
making in four shots score of SO out
OF possible 100, as follows: %, "a,
"a and 25. The score was made
while engaged in pool shooting, and
has never been equalled in the west.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
A Tobacco Ficnd.

SAN francisco, January S.-The
store Of H. Rosenthal, tobacconist,
was entered this morning. A case of
one hundred red felt Turkish smoking
caps, $50 imported meerschaum pipes
and about rs pounds Of finest quality
Of Turkish and Russian cigarette
tobacco was taken.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
They want Coin.

LONDON, January S.-A medical
gentleman at Boulogne is OF the opin-
ion that McNeall, whose body was
found on the beach at Boulogne, was
robbed and then thrown into the
water. The relatives OF the dead man
complain of apathy on the part Of the
French police, who ask money to
cover the expenses OF making. in
oIIiriaS
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09

agnosed the case as one of natural
gas, and investigations proved his
theory correct. By aid of a roughly
constructed apparatus steady flame
was produced. The Leland Hotel is
near the lake and two miles from
Cooks brewery, where gas was dis
covered last week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
IN FAILING HEALTH.
Emperor William Somewhat
Worse.

BERLIN, January 8.-Dr. Bramanns
is about to return from San Reno, as
another operation OF tracheotomy on
the Grown Prince is not likely to be
necessary.
Emperor William remained in bed
all the morning. He did not appears
his favorite window. His pains were
relieved ON Saturday by the injection
of morphine. The drug caused de-
bility and a loss of appetite and the
Emperor will be unable to go out for
q week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
THE LAST OF THE TRIO.
simon Hamberg Arrested HI
Montana.

SAN FRANcIsCo, January S.-Chief
Crowley received telegram from
the Marshal OF Butte City, Montana,
stating that Simon Hamberg had
been arrested there and would be
held pending the arrival OF an officer
from San Francisco. Hamberg is
wanted for completely in a swindle
whereby F. M. Parker, a ranchman
from Oregon, was feeced out of about
$1l 900 in this city. Pitcher and
Neustodt, his confederates, were ar
rested in this city on Saturday and
are now in custody.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
The Reading Trouble.

NEW York, January Sit was de-
cided at the conference in Jersey City
last night between representatives of
the various trades involved in the
Reading strike, to order the men out
of the Wyoming mines, which will
practically stop all work in the An
thracite coal region. The Knights Of
Labor will fight the strike to the end.
The closing Of the Wyoming mines
would result in 1000 men being
thrown out of work from the want Of
fuel to run the factories and mills.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
The Eastern Winter.

ST. PAUL, January 8.-To.night's
weather report shows the following
temperatures below zero Huron, Oak.
26; Fort Vincent, 80; Fort Totten,
80; Fort Buford, 80; Swift Current, 80.
At Belgrade last night the thermom-
eter registered 40 degrees below.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
Gold in SAN Bernardino County.

VICTOR, CAL, January Sit is re-
ported that gold discovery has been
made in the Black Hawk Mountain
by O. G. Leach Zone of the original
discoverers of Bodice and J. B. Cook.
The find is said to be ledge nearly
two miles in length, with ore chim-
neys carrying free gold from $40 to
$50 per ton. The ledge is from ten to
thirty feet wide.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
TACOMA,s RAILWAYS.
Two Electric Road Franchises
Granted.

TACOMA, January 8.-The first street
railroad in Tacoma now being con-
structed on Pacific avenue, will be
finished during the present month.
Nelson. Bennettand associates received
the franchise. The motive power
will be electricity. Yesterday fran
chise to operate an electric street rail
way from the center of the city, south
ward to Oakes' addition, three miles
distant, was granted by the city coun.
Gil to kadebaugh and others.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
. LIKE CURES LIKE.
Using Convicts to Fight Bandits.

Using C0hvicts 20 F1Rht Handits.
NoeALEs, A. T., January s.-Tho
Northern Sonora bandits have been
chased by the troops into the State OF
chihuahua, and the Governor will at
once send a body Of troops to the place
where the bandits crossed the line. A
large number OF convicts from the
Guadalajara renitentiary have been
sent to Cosala to fight the remainder
of Bernal's band,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
A New Volcano.

NoeALEs, A. T., January s.-San
Martin peak, in the State of Vera
Cruz, has been belching forth dense
smoke for some time, and it il
thought that the mountain will be.
come an immense volcano.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
British Eogs.

LONDON, January S.-A dense fog
prevails on the Irish Coast, and the
steamer Wisconsin was unable to
land her mails at Queenstown.
In collision between the steamers
Shoreham and Colstrup, off Dover,
the former sunk and seven persons
were drowned,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
Am Italian Concession.

ROME, January THE Riforma
announces that Italy has conceded
to Spain, for fifteen years, the terri
tory on the bay Of Assab, suitable for
a coaling station, reserving, however,,
the right to use it herself, to the ex-
clusion of others, in the time Of war.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
General Terry III.

CHICAGO, January S.-Colonel H.
G. Corben stated tonight that Gen.
eral Alfred Terry is seriously ill at
the Grand Hotel in New York. 81
don't think General Terry is in any
immediate. danger" added Colonel
Corben, "but fear his disease will
ultimately prove fatal. should say
he is in about the same condition as
Secretary Manning was for long
time"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
Ganablers Captured.

SAN Francisco, January S.-Twelye
policemen raided a gambling den last
night, capturing eighteen colored and
five white men. Seven escaped through
back window, one of whom is be-
lieved to have been seriously injured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
The Last HonOrs.

SAN Francisco, January SC. w.
Beach, member OF the former Board
of Education, died last Saturday at
Monrovia, Los Angeles county. His
remains will arrive Tuesday and will
be met at the Sixteenth-street station,
Oakland, by the Golden Gate Com
mandery No. 16, Knights Templar,
and George H. Thomas Post, G. A. R.
The body will be taken to the resi-
dence Of Judge Yule.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
II Determines to Erect a Substan-
tsal Structure.

The A. 0. U. w, Building Associa-
ticn, composed OF members OF East
Los Angeles Lodge No. $50, held their
annual election Saturday, the fol-
lowing officers being elected: Presi-
dent, w. S. Hurlbut; Vice-P President,
G. II. Creachet; Secretary, Robert
Sharp; Treasurer, G. D. Howery.
The association is now one year old
and the members have now under
course Of erection large, three-story
brick building on the corner OF Dow
ney avenue and DAILY street. It will
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
Asphvxiatcd By Gas.

SAN Francisco, January S.--Paul
Kingston was found dead in bed in a
lodging house of this city last night,
having been asphyxiated by gas from
turning the key OF the gas jet too far
around,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
A Mysterious Murder.

FoRr JONES, CAL, January s.-Some
excitement has been caused at Oro
Fino, eight miles from here, by the
sudden death last night OF an adopted
orphan girl II years of age in the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09

New YORK, January S.--A meeting
OF the Central Labor Union was held
to-day. Upon the motion of repre-
sentatives of the mixed trades q
section Of the resolution was adopted
denouncing the Reading Railroad
Company for causing the great strike
of the coal miners by which the well
fare Of the entire population has been
affected in raising the price Of coal.
The support and sympathy OF the
Central Labor Union was pledged
afrilarc
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
Judge LoyelI Waylaid.

TUCSON, A. T., January 8.-Judge
VIM. Lowell was assaulted last night
by robbers on his way home. His
skull was fractured. He was robbed
of $40. He lies in a critical con-
dition,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09

family of F. Carter under alleged sus-
picious circumstances. Bruises were
found on her head and body and her
neck was dislocated. The Coroner's
jury will investigate the case to NOR
row.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
Death Of Professor Price.

LONDON, January 8.-The death IS
announced of Bonamy Price, M.
A., Professor Of Political Economy in
Oxford University. He was 80 years
| old.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
Russian Rescrvosx

VIENNA, January 8.--A dispetch
from Bucharest says that the Re-
sian reserves in the Odessa distf{oG
have been dismissed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
THE WOMEN AIDING.

READING, January S.-A survey OF
the strong mining towns showed that
the women are just as enthusiastic
for the strike as the men. In many
cases where the husbands were luke
warm, the wives urged them to strike.
1t is estimated that miners make q
voyage aggregating between five. and
six hundred dollars year. Nearly
all OF them have large families to sup
port.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
NATURAL GAS.

The LcInhd HotcI Hns a Sup
ply.
CHICAGO, January s.--The water
fountain in the Leland Hotel, which
is supplied by water from an artesian
we'll 12s feet deep, ceased flowing a
few days ago. The hotel engineer di-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-09
To See His work,

To See HIS Work.
. PARIS, January S.--DeIesseps goes
to Panama in March next.
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CIRCUIT CouRr OF APPEALS, Fifth Circuit.
EW. Blake ,,.......o of Lafourche.
H. D. Smith h............of of St. Mary.
CoxGxEssMAN. 3rd. Congressional Dist.
E. Gay, ..-.ot IDerViho'
DIST. JUDGES, Goth. Jud. Dist.
Taylor Beattie,. .........A. F. Knoblocll.
Dist. Attorney. A. O'Sullivan.
PARISH OFFICERS.
REPRESENTATIVES H. N. COnlon.
........Dr. VIM. Harang
Coroner. r.-... ......Dr. John Gazzo
Clerk OF Court. w. knOOlOcA
Sheriff. f..............T ..Theophile Thibodaux.
Printer and Treasurer. ........ F. Samoan
Assessor. JOnn NJ. WaIatl,
Returning Officer ..........W. c. RaSan,
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Cuba's Upper and Lower Ten: There
are bnt two classes in Cuba. They are
the high and the low. A study Of the
latter comprellends consideration of Il
tremendous majority of the Cuban peo-
pie. The greater part Of the islands
population has, since the extinction Of
slavery, become sorry host within
the great cities. Fully one-third Of
the entire population of these cities
comprises those who practically do no
labor. They are heggars and petty
thieves aud lottery ticket vendors aud
what not. They would all starve in
our land, but here they need neither
food or clothing. There is not u stove
or the need of one in the whole island.
All efforts of this horde is therefore
confined simply to obtaining enough
food to satisfy hunger. While filthy,
sodden, soullcss masses of ignorant
humans breed and grow out, Of these
conditions, the singular fact remains
that crime is not largely predominant.
Edgar l.. Wakeman in New York
Nail ard Express.