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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-10-04

Then the afternoon OF March 4 issa. the new
President was confronted with his work. A
continuance Of CO. gressional distri ution Of
ofaces meant vast change in this huge seTy-
&C. Would he. after AL. defy the usurpnc
Congressmen ard recover 70 the Presidential
once its constitutional aathoritys The cona-
try gladly hoped 50. and tne machine Of his
own PARTY were afraid he would. The tide was
rot taken a. its hood. and II eobed awzy- The
fan began with the secret code Of procedure
by Postmaster-General Villas for the guidance
Of Congressman in making changes, ard the
Bottom was reached with the letter 70 senator
Beek. Tlas Is the cad OF the greatest oppor-
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Great TsrosperIsy.


The establishment of all befplders Il
great as they look upon the growth Of
Los Angeles and of the country around
in the past few years and in the present
time. 1t could hardly be otherwise.
What man with eyes in his head, who
looked upon the adobe village OF eight
years since, and the sheepwalks which
stretched far and wide in all directions,
and now comes back to look upon q city
whose population, by the end of one
more winter, will be round one hum
dred thousand; upon many cities clus-
tering at the feet Of their
queen, and upon the vast ex-
tents OF our rich valleys fill-
ing up with beautiful and thrifty
orchards and farms, and fail to he
amazed?
The town Of adobe houses is now a city
stately with towering domes, with grace
full steeples, with the residences of peo-
pie OF means, of refinement and of taste.
Brick structures that cover entire blocks
rise four, five and six stories in height.
Homes that cost 1926, 900 to $50, 900 are us
frequently met to-day as So 500 cottages
were in 1880. AT that date we had
three hotels, now we have at least
score, and we have three score board
ing houses which are far better in all
respects than the hotels Of short time
ago. The village that then Rugged close
into the plaza as if afraid an Indian raid
might lay it low, now reaches five or six
miles in all directions. We have laid
out streets and paved them, we have
put in water systems OF which any city
might be proud. Street cars, cable cars
and electric railroads run in all direc-
ton through densely peopled districts
for miles. We have builded hundred
churches, and nearly az many schools.
Three lines OF transcontinsntal railroads
reach the city, and fifty local branches
center here.
Nor is there the least ''let up'' In the
great work Of making Los Angelesa great
city. There are more solid brick blocks
IN course OF construction to-day than at
any previous period in our history. Still
the work OF street making, OF
street railway building, OF rail
road development, both local ami
transeontinental, goes en- at 4 pace nevsa
ygjtnaseeA alsaxrI,ara u.lf 49, .r u
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limitations nre thrown out that the
HERALD is disposed 10 advocate the
cause Of gambling. There has not APP
peared one word in those columns 10
justify such charge. The Herald hiss
objected and does object 10 sendiug
abroad the report that our city Is mis-
governed, that our police force 10 inefEi-
cient, that there 10 any unusual crop Of
human vice fiourishing, like scale bugs
in the orange groves, in our fair Los An-
geles. Until there arc facts to fully
Justify these Cassandra-like waiIingB we
shall withhold our tears, and tell the
world the truth, which runs to
the effect that this city is
well governed, that our police
force is fairly efficient, that there is Tess
vice here than may be found In the aver
age city Of eighty thousand population,
that gambling is not universal practice
among all classes Of our people. We take
good deal Of pride in the fair fame Of
this city. We regard Los Angeles, as
rather model in her staid moral ways
than terrible example in her unblush-
ing commission Of crime OF any sort.
When II comes to gambling, no one has
ever read word OF defense Of
the practice in our columns.
Our memory stretches back over the
history of this municipality for many
years. We fail by the most strenuous
effort to recall the epoch when there was
not more or less OF it going on here. II
has been tho rock on which nearly
every Chief Of Polica for ten years past
has split his official craft to pieces. Our
esteemed contemporaries have, as they
aredoing now, made loud and sensational
cries against this us the crime Of all
crimes which the police, ought to
suppress. These attacks on the
police through the gamblers has
been rather spasmodie than continuous.
II Is alleged that there is vast revenue
going into the pockets Of various people
paid by the gamblers in order that their
games may be let run. There are not
wanting those who intimate that some Of
our esteemed contemporaries have di-
rect interest in this revenue. II the po-
lice put part Of the funds where il will
do most good, gambling is not made such
burning question with our neighbors;
but unless the dividendBN are properly
distributed then sport becomes a
heinous soffense. The HERALp stands
Just on this righteous ground. There IL
a law against games Of chance. That
being so, like all laws it should be en-
forced in all proper ways. So far as we
can learn the present Chief of Police has
done more to suppress gambling in this
city than any Of his predecessors have
done in ten years. II the citizens
know that Illicit games are running, by
all means let them show il and let them
call for their suppression. But We
decline to ride any Puritanical
hobby, to let anything run away with
our common sense, TO select any par
ticular vice or crime and lead a crusade
against it. We are opposed to all crimes,
and do not propose TO let every other
class of criminals go scot free, while in
the manner of Don Quixote our esteemed
contemporaries ride their hobbies and
run their incorporate tilt against single
class Of law-breakers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.



Vcrein lEnL.
Tonight Doclstadess' Minstrels open at Turn
Verein Han for a week. If reports be true, the
public viii have a chance to laugh. OF this
company, which arrived yesterday from Sail
Luke, the New York Ereaiaq Sun speaks as fol
lows: Mr. Moreland is the mninbrace OF thf
conversational portion OF the first part Verbal
copiousness Is his felicitous forte and NOTHING
under u pOlysyllable gets away from him
Among the singers are W. II, Rieger, r. j. Jose
aud H, w, Frillmsn, An the song
were eagerly eneorod and sl the
singers were measurahly insisted by
charming orchestral accompaniment In the
whirl OF gaiety il WAS not forgotten that Dock,
stader's had capital orchestra, and that w S
Mulay was leading with tho same easy skill
andintelligence that have for years made his
work valuable 70 the minstrel stuge. The Ollie
WAS OF the vaudeville order but gilt-edged, with
Jepes Blamphin, the wonderful harplst. Ferry
and Magrew do nice turn of mock pueilism
with effect so arotesque as to nearly conyulse
the spectators Dockstnder's song, ''rootsie
Wootsie," and Messrs. Baker, Jones' Mannius
and Davis IN soug and dance entitled "The
Wedding Bells" duishes the olio The after.
piece, 'Hum Wagner or Opera Crazs" was q
great hit, in which Mr.. Burt Shepard shows his
fine soprano voice In duet with Mr.. Rieger.
The local and national illusions were keener
cork reVely,
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.s'bnt, The caternrlfe q our pspplc
= sllpH p10 cata anaafY ~ biz ~ all
'srf pnl sodtler Our ~ sya-
ard ras sys.eins are bslns Ok
b By ths ten miles 81
e, Ard residences arc rising ~
~ Il tbs hand Of masic did Tie
On all our hills end along al our
And while The metropolis q
tfn California is making there
msiaee, ~ Tie eaiaxy Of Stars IN
conblo.e'iona is increasing al
as rapidly ia size and splondor.
opnlry keeps pace with the towns
6yerywhero new homes are being
PED among our orange groves, vine
and orchards.
Nil take another year 70 give Los
ea County with her three million
81 land, Two hundred thousand
I within her borders. This terri
can support ono million people,
Dur development cannot be checked
;tbs lard is occupied to something
Me extont indicated by that bgure.
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The zazuela Spanish. Mexican Opera Com
pany gave performance last night of Ell Her
Rdao Baliasar at ArmoFy Hall, which as il
usually the case when this company play
here was crowded to excess. Although marked
by the absence from the drniaQlis personGe O
er. Antonio Sanchez the cast was quite up Il
the staDdard md Srita Mercedes de lie o. VII
lasenor, made D capital j. Juan; ana she wa,
ably supported by sres. Maria de la o. Villas
euOr, Soledad and Josefa Mujiea, and griti
bernardo Ayalos Mention must be made Of
the orchestra which played wen together pndej
the able baton II ST.. Faustino Ufena.
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The advance sale Of tickets for the "star'
course OF lectures beginning tonight in Armo
ry Hall, has already assured the succesa of thil
promising combination OF platform talent. Il
isnot often ihat the eitizs ms Of Los Angeles ara
SO fortunate MS to have offetel them SO full al
intellectual feast, and the opportunity which
orcur at INC present time by the happy acct
dent OF the three fentlemeu who are to grace
the plat lrm, being without prearrangement
In iseity Is not likely TO be sighted. Mr.
George 4. Wondliug's appearance tonight /,
his last in Los Angeles.
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The many friends Of ar. Eugene Drummer are
preparing to tender him farewell banquet on
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Brnnnar will stert
on Ihursdgy morning for Vienna, where he
WIZ hlsh ne studies 10 architecture. He he's
besn connected for the past six years with
kyEor Morgan g Walls, and has been 4 most
promnsnt member Of the Turner Association
~ wei as otaer institEtions, and bis departure
ne is acquainted He will leave with the best
Wishes Of his friends far HIS ssccess
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rs matter OF common observation
II Editorial writer's are prone to discuss
that 4voluminously, and indulge the dis
most n most frequently, of topics upon
cussi4 they are least informed. The San
whlcl isco Chronicle is a striking illustra-
Frand This. Il sonaars TO knoE nofbing
tion ver OF economic principles or fiscal
Nnat Yns, hence 1t is constantly thrusting
ssysteY Informed opinionso OF tariff questions
us IN he attention Of the public. IL its
upon of the 9th inst. it has 10 say:
issue The protective system the dnHes are
Und& nearly as possiblc on articles whose pro-
laid "A eau be stimulated, aud the result Is
duetoU Goduetion which soon brings down
home 10 q lover figure than before the begin
prices the syetem. The tables OF prices prove
Ming q hey show that nearly every conceivable
this. - Ordinary nae is cheaper now than In
artlele apest period OF free trade.
the Gu cctionists have forever descanted
trov the relation between the WAGES
upon labor and the value Of the wares
pald aed by labor. They have appealed
produ working classes with the argument
70 Iheknce cotton and woolen fabncs and
mat sveres are the result OF labor, any
IRON Iiwhich brings down their price 10 q
syste 18th the prices obtained where the
level wages is low, tends to reduce
rave ofenn wages to q lower level. And
amer lnes the ChronScls to tell US that
now cyortest road TO q low price OF any ar
she by protecting thar article from
ucle utition with European production.
comp lsin and vine makers Of Califor-
Inc z I've asked for protecgion--t iigf, on
nih y 9nd that It Will give them MON
the III the American r,ierkat. and zac-
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iYaV|

publican policy in the present year
~ ce is reduced to about this: The
o. crats are in power. We cannot get
lem Is, edit Of doing anything. Therefore
'he Il not do anything. But whatever
we Democrats do will be set down to
.pe credit Therefore we will not let
.peie do anything. We cannot govern
enem untry. Therefore the Democrats
Dne not govern it. Their whole policy
snaii Of obstruction. But the people
IS q bn to'' that tool
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sclans are all in force at st. Louis
morning. The Pacific Coast dele
are cutting q wide swath as be-
Y them and the people they repre-
Oregon shows the most sublime
ID her own valuation OF her impor-
p. Her Governor, Sylvester PEN
L, Is willing to take the second place
be National ticket. Let us hear how
first skirmish in the fight goes up
in Webfoot to-day, before we decide
how sublime the faith Of the Demo
Of that State is. Califor-
has set for herself more
|3st and therefore q more feasible
She asks that her Lieutenant
nor, our s. M. White, be made
fary Chairman OF the Convention.
\ likely TO be done, il we judge by
amor Of the reports which reach us
The gathered clans OF the National
ccracy. Mr.. Eugene German re-
ID dispatch yesterday from Mr..
. which says that il Judge Thurman
Ipot feaasvthe second place on the
thecan have it.
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The dramatic section OF the Turnverin Ger
mania gave performance OF The Gold Dspa. or
Good Time n Aalsri,a at purnverien Han last
evening to a crowded house. The CO It was ex-
celleut ana the plCy amusnE, and the artists
received several cgl's before tho curtain Upon
the conclusion Of the stsge performance the
hoog was cleared and dancing was enjoyed for
an hour or two By those who desired.
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VOTERS ATTENTION.

once Of the Clerk OF Board OF Supervisors Los
Angeles County, California, March l5th, lSga.
NOTICE IS HlEkEBY GIVEN THAT a RB.
~ TSSlstJzflon q The voters Of the CopJity Of
been ordersf in accordance with section 1924
BY osiss q the Board q Supervisors of Los
nys-7E 9. Il DuEsMooR. olars
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ScELEs Is 20 be pitied No sooner rid
ugry horde Of real estate boomsters than
oil gamblers take possession OF her. tx
measures seem TO 10 necessary in the
city II deceney is not 70 be driven out
her. --IHsn Barnardino Times.
San Barnardino paper is not to
for saying this. Neither are all
aers Of the Coast and OF the Union
I'D responsible for the falsehood.
ling published at all points in the
Our esteemed contemporaries
sir yea Ito secure the office Of the
Of Police to callow youth who has
nd who wants TO be Mayor, gives
ncy to these false statements, and
they are taken up and pdblished all
the Union to the great detriment
city Gentlemen, give over this
od Of political campaigning. The
erity Of the city is Of more account
It is to elect your man Chief, that
assss,. sto elect his man Mayor.
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your ears to the ground and listen
w news from Oregon tonight. 1t
~, y 1, y first gun Of the campaign; but do
y th' Imagine it decides the battle. Il
no, "Opens it far out in tho remotest
Oniy line. That picket line belongs to
plcke benny. and If tLey fight hard they
'ne hold the ground for while longer.
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Notlre a. wan suI,scrtbor..

The papers OF all delinquent mail suhscrlbeFs
10 the Los Angeles DAILY HfHALD will gr
;,fcYnfsly discontinued hereafs No rsaessee
viii be sent TO tubpcribera ~ mail unless tho
Same have been paid for in advance. This ride
isinhoxihio. AvEna q LYsaiL
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and City Of Puebla leave San Pedro for San
Diego on the dates of their arrival from san
FRANCISCO. and on their trips between San Pedro
ana san Francisco cali at Santa Barbara and
Port Hartford (San Luis Obispo) only. The
Eureka and Los Angeles call at all way ports.
Cars to connect with steamers leave s. 7. r. R.
depot, Los Angeles, as follows: With Queen OF
the Pacific, Santa Rosa and City of Pueblo at
9;4o O'Clock A. NJ With Los Angeles and
Eureka going north at 5;15 o'clock r, NJ.
=, - For passage or freight as above or for
tickets to and from
All Important Points in Europe,
APPLY TO
III. MCCLELLAN. Agent.
Office: No. 8. Commercial St.. Los Angeles.
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or local columns will be found q
btaiement Of the status Of our city
Isypl system. II il situation which
! for very prompt and yisereas treat
Y, u a portion Of our city officials are
over ears In a Don Quixotic crusade
9qst gambling. Their efforts would
nirable II they were men Of sufii-
atatomenphip not TO let q Quixoiic
nYan away with them. " is Of ton
4 more importance to Los Angeles
her schools should be in
crgh and efficient condition than
bat the Chinese in Niger Alley
% be saved from their own vices.
= crimes among the Celestials Of
nd eyes are gray with tho lapse Of
I'D centuries. The suppression Of
tan Is almost rs hopeless as the
eht Of cleansing poor humanity from
faint Of original sin. While it is per-
y right to enforce the law against fan
cho attention Of the Council should not
'ifeu exclusively 70 that one e1ort.
3 time should be reserved for the
lot Of our schools. II our worthy
% will only ''let up" on the Chinese
"a In Negro Alley for while, and
himself to be q Statesman indeed,
inncier, n man Of parts, patriotic
ale1c, who can and will float our
ol bonds, and give us more eff
school system, he will have more
tude and endear himself more to
hearts Of the people, than II he did
Impossible and redeemed every Mon
"a Negro Alley from the vices of his
H. The children Of American parents
ait AZ much Importance as these
Per flonds and gambling imbeciles
ulae Flowery Kingdom.
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Pronounced by all to be the best shoe
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Large Child's, sizes So to 1919, Straight
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Youths sizes 10 to 2, best Calf button
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Boys, sizes 216 to 8, best Calf, button
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All kinds, in A, B, O, D widths, con-
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Postage on shoes, TIC. per pair. Our
large illustrated s0-page catalogue sent
free to any address.
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1ocAl CONTEMPORARIES from adItoant town.

especially solicited
REMrrraacEs should he made b. drift. cheek
rostoftne order or postnl note Ihr latter
should be sqnl for III eums icg fhgp 70,
JON PRINTING DRrARIhENT-- owing %
our greatly incrcwcd facilities. Nfffu rtepH<d
20 cxccuta pll kinds 81 job work ~ efHpcf'yf
manner Special attention VIII 10 riNcn 70
commercial and legal printing, ard AL orders
VIII be promptly allied at moderate fttfs
The official List Of fatters fcmniuirg 10 the
Postofico Ia Published IN the HERALD On
Monday.
ovf1cE or PUBLICATION. 1910 wem sccond
street. batween aprInn nn0 volt los AnRaiaA.
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DIRECTORS.
DR. W. g. COCHRAN, II. II. MARKHAM.
PERRY NJ. GREEN, JOHN BnYsoN, SR.,
DIR. II. SINsABAUGH, +. G. HowEs,
GEoRGE II. BoNEBRAKE.
Exchange for sale Oh all the principal cities
OF the United States and Europe. ms
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California Central Railway,

On and after Nav 20. 1888, trains leave
and arrive at First Street Station as follows.
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IITGE5S 4 KRAFT. ARCHITECTS, AIMS
~ tos baildinn i0i =. Main street myist-i
Il IoNKE ~ DIANE. AKcHIT1cT. 80 south
ia spting stfoet room %. my29-tf
pEYEoLDs eRoe.. a SOUTH sPaiSG
III street my2s-u
(NEO. c. EEYEs, ARCHITECT AND SUPER
VI intendent, l0f y, Main street, room ?.
my26if
M II. ROULLIER. ARCHITECT. RECENTLY
w from New York Sketches and estimates
atthot notice NO II Temple street, room 10
myzs-soc
ATTORNEYS,
pAgToN II. WISE, ATToRHEY-AT-LAw,
ID UniYersity Bank Building, New high 81
CHASE a FoRREsTgR, ExAMINRRs or
" Titles aud conyeyapces, Room 4. Allen
Block Los Angeles, Cal. a5-h
NoMMIssIONER OF DEEDS FOR OHIO, IL
" linois, Wisconsin, Michigan, Kansas and
Oregon. Il. =. sutherland, Attorney -at-law, and
Examiner Of TITLES, Room 10 Jones Block,
upstairs, Los Angeles. lett
AmUsEmENTs.
NEW TURNER HALL,
IN Spring street between Second and Third.
II. Q. WYATT, Manager.
ONE WEEK, beginning Monday, June Attn,
Saturday, matinee.
THE ACME OF MlEsTRFLSY
From the Atlantic to the Pacific, to play two
engagements--Los Angeles and San Francisco.
aHNsrRELs.
Dockstader & Graus. Propnetors
From their own Theatre, Broadway New York.
Lew DocKsrADER, W. p. swEArMAN,
BILLY RICE, BARRy MAXWELL
4, G. MoRELAsp. WIS. MvLLALy.
JAMES BLAMPHfs, AND 30 OTHER ARTISTS.
Dockstader's Minstres do not parade.
80 ARTISTS POSITIVELY 30
PIices-b0c. and 81. Seats on sale at Bart
let's Music Store, my30
HAZARDS PAVILION.
IL Corner Fifth and Olive SITS.
McLAIN e. LEHMAN. Lessees and Managers.
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE A,
THE PLAY THAT HAS STARTLED THE WORLD
"A Dark SECRETir
Under the management OF Mr.. Lewis Morrison,
The great Henley Regatta and ola Church
Scenes on
A RIVER OF REAL WATER,
Covering 5000 cubic feet OF the stage and con
tanning 10000 gallons. GEsuIsE STEAM
LAUNCH Real Pleasure Boats, Racing Shells,
Water Fowl, etc. Woman Battling for Life in
the Waves.
The original California Theatre cast, headed
by Mr.. Lewis Morrison.
NorR: In consequence of the enormous ex.
pense entailed in this production, the prices
during this engagement will be Csc, SOC. and
Toc. No extra TO reserve.
Seats now on sale at McLain & Lehman's, 3
Market Sc. my30
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GooDALI4 PERKINS 4 CO., General Agents
SAN FRANCISCO.
NORTHERN ROUTES
Embrace lines for Portland, Or: Victoria B. O..
and Puget Sound, Alaska and all coast points
s0UTuEnr ROUTES.
Time Table for juno. 1888.
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II. L. Macneil, lothian Bixby,
John Z. Platter, Robert s. Bafer
John A. Paxton, Geo W. Prescott
Geo. II. Stewart.
Buy and Sell Exchange on San Fran
cisco, New York, London, Paris, Berlin and
Frankfort.
Buy Exchange on all parts Of the United States
and Europe.
Receive Money on open account and GER
tificate of deposit and do a general banking
and EXCHANGE business
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