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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06
Cooling by Magnetism.

1t Is reported as IN observed fact that
the heat usually produced by friction is
absent whenever the bodies brought in
contact are magnetized. An explanation
Of the cause has not yet been found. \
striking example Is described in late
number Of scientific periodical:
4 workman fastened two powerful
magnets to his lathe, to hold more Sc
curely piece of metal which he wished
TO drill aud turn. The presence Of the
magnets kept the metal so cod that no
wafer was needed to keep the drill cool
such an observation rs this may lead
TO important discoveries. Not only may
it throw some light upon the relations Of
heat and magnetism, but 1t may be put
to practical use. The extra risk of fire
in mills and factories arises largely from
the difficulty of securing constant lubri-
cation of the machinery.
Ifmagnetizing gudgeons or their bear
ings will prevent heat from friction, then
this danger may be avo ded. - YoutHs
Companion.
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EEa4-is ~ l.sopie ~ as sort u thines
1f-zr--.i- filc medical oath- j. j. - fol
'e.s
II racar - Epllio. the Physician I;
. 4zealarias a. iiyEicra. and Al the
rls go edadasz.z. ealing them toeFi-
a-rte sllai } Ha sl.fl seligiolsiT, &C.
assf - q ~ i,es ~ Elr power and
r1E.1t, o. ssleIun promise and the
- ss-1 lsand slicl n0w do make
q ul tau.r 4 riir slle ae-ree rs ny
sarerls ~ aiaster Who has taught me
.Lissri. a1l enletsof ~ administer 10
: a. naals4iries. J uiI consider his
cllEran - mg 0su brothers and will
traat flf9 az professor should they
1as.rss-a a-.sl 20 fflloE i. without re-
,u1ar-afloa 81 ufiiie1 bond- viii ad-
- s. ~ Ie.s1a-. - aly ciso0urses. and
u - a. r.ei11as ~ teaehiuE. my oAH
aars. aai fhose q sag talors. and those
80 aa4e 49, in=rrted a. pupils and
80 t1zc takr1 ttf medical oxtl, BIZ 40
80 el-t
"a Sd l.-rscriise such e course Of
,aanstr b nay i.sf ..csuItei 90 tie con
sff ~ az ls-lenis eacoraing 20 the
a..al - ~ s.1sicf a.a IsdsIneat. seeking
g. l1rarlI1 tllan tfam aagthiuE thar
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49, scr ESD 80 r. administer poison.
atrE fsaf - tie alflaI ~ such
alTis 1r.3ar sd c1otri5uie 20 a.
1.arle1 eE relsu reiigiousiy the
is.r'st aai iaieerisT aail y ny conduct
40 y a. zil
-.Iu.a sasierer d~eliiuss J 20. I vii
ra.s- flerl sad. ne ale ricE u suco0T-
~ ~ .ics. aiefriEing from al ininn-
- Eltss sd clrrli rinu. esreialir from
80 .r.n11sisf Le1iuu zeaaId women or
So. f.eeilrl ~ s-srr.. n duriag ny
a|rclla1tt. a. -le1 ulpTQiessianallF IN
caa4l1 ltle. haplsen 10 sre o. hesr u
az 1ittl1lsf a1l1s NairL .boull not be
rei.a.ai 4 vi cpleilss lheu ~ 8 pro
l1l1a srclei 49, elserFe o. Tie subject
3 fe- eiaas s1.elce
ll = j rr'ie.e1s'g observe this
$780, o. 49, tr-a7 4 en- i1r good
,.re.s a - SIC in fle Ffaciic6 =. -
80 aIl17a -earnli esteep forever.
irsHae - AS become b per
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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06
INC Russian Soldier,s Tea-

That soldier, and especially a Rus
sian, is fond of his whiskey is a fact that
is very well known, yet if the latter had
his choice which of the two TO dispense
with-whiskey or teal firmly believe
he would prefer the tea. Every company
is supplied with an immense tea urn
holding hundreds Of curs of boiling
water, and at evening each soldier can
swallow his ten cups-less than that
won't do-of hot tea II he is on guard
the vivandiere takes ply on him and
brings the delightful beverage to the
guard house where, for few ooppers,
he can drink with comfort the bright
yellow fluid, one-tenth of which surely
does not deserve the name Of tea. Hebe.
enveloped in 4 sheepskin. is the friend
OF the company, and the severest
weather will not prevent her journey to
the guard house in order to solace her
children with their precious tea.
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tef-lis 3 90 g siu. bls tvice q bAd-
blld . iisfle feiioe = frust around To-
8 u-u rls rs % mad ~il not
raa.e-f
"a u.sss osulrlig SRA, he more Of
8 ~ - b.
o. ara Uses alsas. Eres II dE1ger,
s-r-tl a7li1f llaug daaeeTs-
iaafr e ua noe Elich luaEEind carries
p sssl sl-e eEire1les as rliar u aFarice.
s. lis SORE Is IS n0t Ehat Ne take
BIG Easf re- gre oR tat makes IA
a f9aIszsIty O. hqI,e ane JOY Is real
rasee ele q fear zul sorroE real pow
as
AnF lecaiae thzi taxes q mla arss
.1sa p A1nle = . iraiiaf 10 the house
-a1
ASSASSIN 5 file rrziBs u siaoeriir.
80 trata aalauIl .sasa no FiClores with
lt
Asieus ialka. aoftls. sieps, form the
s-is.sles > rh-ea ses m-s spell char
asrer
ira uia1t e-IE'ralifE goa have m
soH1elfr5- tll aluIc Jos aae in other
F~Fe
3slE IeaH4Iue ali1as hoN iiiile nor
as aaaE ia1el aeslfE lls ltle
sos bags 81 ~
ticf aie1le gives PEI ua-ice By seaside
cale1s als. RS. ne may liseHgsss from
- srrl / ae-feef-
Ele pasri y 81 al less and all Couu-
trss ..fl ..1fl a. d. homer ~ those s1o
4le lrrasfel STA p1tlic autLoriiy-
- ticsuasss ard uurifF Of one's
1laI-l = 1fTar .la--fr rrgsrl than fr dis
l|1srf.ur iia ora fault a. frsf tiea-
faaI eret hcfeod n yoHIh. the deiight
= sd a-t ti.e orraud1f ri prosperity,
tirs - - lIe o1miort q acserslty-
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06

To heqneath TO your children IS a strong. clean,
pure con-titution-bettert than wealth, aecause
IL viii never prove curse. You cannot give
what YOU do not possess, but mothers VIII i.Ed
in DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription wonder
ful help-correcting all aseakres es, hrineiug
their 81 stems into perfect condition. 81 that
their children, uniainted, shall Use up 70 call
them blessed
There is not n druggist in all the land
But alNays heens a sock on hanl.
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Puzzle.

There's one thing don't understand:
1t really seems 70 me so queer
That my mamma last night should say,
BE sure and always mind, my dearn
And when got that dreadful fall
This very morning, from a chair,
Should pick me up and cuddle me.
And pat my cheeks, and smooth my hair.
And press her face down close to mine,
That | might hear her whisper, kind
Tie while she kissed my tears away
There, there my darling; never mindrn
-YOaih's Companion.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06
PERFECT DIGESTION Sill ,4 k ;s'i R1
Pills. By 70 doing
SICK HEADACHE,

nvrnensia Foul stomach Bllousness W II he avoided
and the food that Is eaten contributes Is nourshing
properties for the support OF the natural waste OF
the body.
r. Observe the following symptoms Il sniung rom
disease OF the Digestive Organs Constipation Inward
Pile F1ilness n The Blood in the Head Acidity OF
the Stomach Nausea. Heartburn DISGUST OF rood
sinEine Or Flr1fering OF the Heart CHOKING suIO-
eating Sensations when In lying posture Dinlnesso q
Vision Dots Webs before the sight Fever and Dull
Pain IN he Head Deficiency OF Pcrspir alton Yellow
mes ofthe skin and Eyes Pain in the sid, Chest LIMBS
ard gnddeu FIuSheS OF Heat Burning Il the FLESH
a few doses OF u ADWAN'~ PILLS viii free
n. z-sfern Of ali The above named fl-orters-
Price2.5 cent. 1-r ok 10 - all drts tSt.
es-Sa-d A letter sttrui to DIR. HiDWAY &
co. No. ~ Warren street, New York, for
..,Ss suns no GET RAILWAYS,
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06

And all diseases o. the Throa and Lungs, can
be cured by the use OF SCOrr's EMULSION, as it
contains the healing virtues Of Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosphite- in their fullest I'M /,
beautiful creamy Emulsion. palatable as
milk, easily dieeste and can be taken ~ the
most delicate Please rea Il co slider Scott :
Emulsion the remedy par-excc lence in Iubcr-
culous ami Strumous Affec ions, TO SAY moth
ins OF o binary colds AID throat oubles''-
W X. = CoNNELL- Md. Name ester. y.
In every community there are a number OF
men whose whols time Is MOI occupied, such
as teachers, ministers, farmers sons, ami OH
ers- To these classes especially we Won q say,
II you wish 10 make several hladred doilars
during the next few months, write at once to
= r. johnson d Co, OF Richmond, Va, and
they VIII show You how 70 do II.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06

consumption surrey buFtu-
To the Editors-Please inform your readers
that ! have positive remedy for the above
named disease By its timely use thousands OF
hopeless cases have been permanently cured l
shall be glad TO send two bottles Of my remedy
FREE 10 any OF YOUR readers who have con-
sumption II theV will send me their Express
and =. o. address. Respectfully,
T. A SLOCUM. NC. Isl Pearl st. N Y
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06

Ask any one who has used Or. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgative Pellets as to their me its They
Will te you that plmples. blotches and erup-
lions disappear. that C nstip tion-that breed
er Of disorders-is relieved: that the appetite
Is restored; that the whole system is renlvated
and regulated beyond any conception BY these
BILE, they are perfectly harmless; being ,om-
posed OF concentrated, active ingredients,t they
are powerful Purge and purify the system
and disease Will be unknown OF all drug
riSfs
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06

Il that which yields large returns from . small
outlay. Reader. the way Is clesrl No specu-
lstion. no chance, big returnsi II you are Ike
most of mankind you have somewhere weak
ness-don't feel at all times Just as you'd like
io-headache TODAY, bsckache tomorrow,
down sick next week-all because your blood
Is out Of order. A small on lay and what IA ge
returnsi You invest in DR.. Pierce's Golden
hadieal Discovery and soon pure, fresh b God
courses through your veins, and you are an
other befu-t
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06

Il in store for all who use Kemp's Balsam
for the Throat and Lungs, tho great Ess-2n-
teed remedy Would
sold On its merits and ihaeAtAilfN. %
tho;s -cJf J. - Proprietor -a.-l- saa
rcfn,s.- to give you a sample bOtlle - i "
never fails to cure acute or chronic coughs.
All druggists Il Kemp's Balsam- Large bot
ties 20 cents and ST.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06

How small portion OF earth will hold us
when we are dead, who ambitiolsly seek after
the whole earth while we are living.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06

CoNCEIr Is a fool; deceit kna'e. The first
deceiyes ITSELF, the second practie Is deception
upon otlers. Both are in.nlsrahle.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06
If You Feel Tired

Weak and weary worn out. or run down from hard
work. by Impoverished condition OF the blood or low
state Of the system, you shoald take Hoois slrsa-
paria. The peculiar toning purifying. and vitiliH
ing qualit OF this successful medicine are soon
felt throughout the ent system. polling disease
and giving quick heath action to every organ. It
tones the stomach, creates appetite. md rouses
the Liver and kidneys. Thousands who have taken
It Eith benefit, stify thaf Hood sarsap@filla
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06

THE decrease Of salmon in the Columbia
River, Oregon, Is causing fishermen 10 change
their blse Of OPERATIONS 10 Alaska-
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06
Makes the Weak Strong

Feeling languid and dizzy. having no appetite
and ambition to work took Hoods sarsaparilla.
with the best results. As health invlgorator and
medicine for general debility think It superior to
anything slse."-A. A. RIkER. Utica. NY.
- took Hoods sarslparila FOR loss Of appetite
dyspepsia. and general languor. Il DID ne vast
amount Of good" J. W. wnLEFoED. Quincy, H.
Hood'S SarSapaPiIIa
Sold by all drugziss 81; SIX Tor - Prepared naiy
By {. L HOOD a CO.. Apothecariss Lowell. Mass
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Consumption surely CuFet

IN jumping at conclusions, reason frequent
ly breaks its necN-
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06
MALARIA IN IT'S VARIOUS FORMS CURED
AMI pREuENIEn
RAILWAYS PILLS

The Great Liver and Stomach Remedy
For the cure OF all disriers Of the stomach Ivs-.
Bowels kidneys. Bladder Nervous Disc ases Female
Complaints. Loss Of Az cfite Heldac ne. Constipa-
ton. Cqstlyeness Indigestion, Bilious neest Fever.
Inflammation OF the Bowels. Piles and all derango-
mentsuf the Internal Viscera- Purel fetable Goa
tanning no mercury minerals deletri aus drugs.
prprrcT niccST,ng will be accomplished
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Hoods sarsanarIIIa

-Ihavs taken not quite a bottle of Hoods Sara
paria. and must say 1t is OF the best medici
for giving an appetite. purifying the blood, and
regulating the gestive organs that ever he rdof
1t did me great deal of good" Mas. n. A. ST "
Ivy Canasfota y
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06
TIE oUTGROWTH OF A VAST EXPERT


remedies 1.-THE of P h
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SIoo to 5000 4 NoNTH e.a :
HERBRAHO FIFTH I Wheel, s asi'; a. a9s

rffS Lrs home aud make money working han
hbA9l anything s!ss in hs world Either Costly oaff
Tcrals sEtr- Address, IHuz Co. Aura.tz Name
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| 4 Boon
| TO WOMEN.

IN WnNCH Z this great and valuable
~ Uumlh. experience. Thousands
A--------z--u--=4 of testimonials, received
from patients and from physicians who
have tested Il in the more aggravated and
obstinate cases which had beflied their skill,
prove it 10 be the most wonderful remedy
ever devised for the relief and cure OF sur
ferinR women. IL is not recommended as
cure-all." but as 4 most perfect Specific
for wOman'6 peculiar Diseases
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06


ity, irritability, exhaustion. prostitution.
hysteria. spasms and other distressing,
nervous symptoms nmOnly attendant
ne womb. IL induces rcfreshinq, sleep
snd relieves mental anxiety and de
spOndcncy.
DIR. Pierce's FavOrite PrescrIp-
tiOn is n legitimate medicine,
carefully compounded by an experienced
and skillful physician, and adapted 10
wOman's delicate organization. 1t Is
purely vegetable in its composition and
perfectly harmless in its effects in any
condition of the system.
In pregnancy, IA
as.-J. vorite Prescription is
d RlIhERS a mothers cordial
relieving nausea. weak
UnlnIsI ness of stomach and
euhGiA-- other distressing symp-
- toms common TO that
condition. II its use is kept up in the
latter months OF CESSATION, 1t SO prepares
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1888-07-06

the system for delivery as to greatly
lessen, and many times almost entirely do
away with the s1ferings of that trying
ordeal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10
A SALOON FIGHT.
In which u spoke and Bottles
Play q Part.

In which u spoke and Bottles
Play q Part.
A hght which might have ended In q
murder but for the oppOrtunes arrival Of
oficer JefRries took place last night in q
saloon opposite the plaza on Main street.
TheAsaloon is run by German named
Fred Arbagest, and last night another
German named Otto Norman entered
and commenced talking in an angry man.
ner, when Arbagesr rushed ct linn and
struck him heavily about the head and
and finally expelled him from the
.aloon. Norman had enough vitality
commenced to attack him with bottles.
The floor was soon strewn with blood and
the fragment of broken bottles, and Norna an
was in fair way to have been killed when
the officer arrived and took both men to the
polio station where they were charged with
bruid, and when taken TO the, police
stafi B was literally covered from head ia
fo0GFith blood. It appears that Norman
oncS6went into the saloon and cleared the
cus1 aYn out, and hence, the proprietor
tht QHat took initidtory measures.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10
THE UNION PACIFIC.
Surveying a Line from
Utah to Los Angeles.
LATEST RAILWAY GOSSIP
The Santc Fe'S New Time Table
C0mmutatiOns-Many Notes
and Personals.

A gentleman lately returned from trip
70 the East, in the interest of the Los Ang-
elep extension of the Utah Southern, states
that he met with great success, and that
the new road is now almost an assured lact.
Phe gentleman states that orders from
President Adams Of the Unien Pacific road
have been received to put surveyors i'm
nediately on the line of the proposed ex-
run from Milford to Barstow, and thence
from Milford to Los Angeles about 45O
miles. Two surveying parties will be placed
n work, and they will not stop Until the
Ane is complete. The route from Milford
viii deviate somewhat from the report Of
3he former surveyors, for 1t starts at Milford
~ stated, instead of at Black Rock Station
Engineer J. Fewson Smith, with party
OF six or eight men, will begin at Barstow
and work toward Milford, while Engineer
Charles Hardy and party starts fro m th at
place and works south and west in the most
feasible and direct line possible, until boz
parties meet At Ash Meadows, just the other
aide OF the California line. This survey is
preliminary one, and when the reports
shall have been finally approved In Salt
Lake City, they will be sent to Omaha and
Boston for adoption. Then the engineers
Will cross section the line for the graders
Tne route, ss near as can now be estimated,
VIII cOst F1U,O0U Fer mile. Beginning at
Milford the line runs nearly south to Sui
phur Springs thirty miles: thence 100 miles
70 Bristol Psss. seventeen miles to the north
cdd west OF Pieche; thence through Pah-
ranagat Valley to Ash Meadows, 100 miles
1urtt er on. just how the route may lie be-
tween BarstOw and Ash Meadows could not
be le- rned until Mr.. Smith made his report.
But in crossing Nevada the old route will
pc followed in many places. The grades
AOok easy an 1 the passes to climb are only
moderately high. as the country is rolling
rather than mountainous. The line is not
TO run zigzag, 30 rs to take in all the mining
to this city as the country will permit. The
road will be an important part OF trans
continental system, with passenger trains
running between Los Angeles and Omaha,
and 1t must therefore be straight Never
theless, the lining camps will not be
neglected. Wherever business will warrant
1t, branches will be run from the main line
TO the camps. thus bringing largo areas of
yauahle mining country within easy reach
sf the Salt Lake smelters. 1t is likely the
surveyors will be through in three months,
but it will be very likely two or three years
before the FIRST train runs through from
Omaha over the new line. Should the line
be constructed it will prove Of the greatest
importance to both Salt Lake City and Los
Angeles, and from information gathered by
she HEBALD's representative, the line will
surely, 1t is almost safe to say, be silt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10
THE POSTOFFICE.
The Site Question Not Vet
Closed.

Closed.
1t appears from information received In
this city yesterday that the location of the
postoffice on Fort street, between Sixth and
Seventh, is not settled fact and that the
matter has been opened for further consid-
Grafton. A number of citizens opposed to
above move circulated the following petit
tion which was telegraphed Wednesday:
Los ANGELES, Feb uary z, 1888.
To the Honorable, Don n. Dickinson, the Post
master General, U. s., Washington, d. c.
mu1ication to Board Of Trade paolisbed m eGm IN
to-days papers, says: "site for postofiee
selected on Fort street, below Sixth" We
earnestly request on behalf of business in
tcrests of the community that final decision
be delayed until matter can be Investigated.
Point selected is over half mile south of
the southern end Of the business portion of
the city and more than mile south Of the
nSGthefn north portion OF it,o and
sse sO' centre 81 BUSINESS IS We s are 'tS% com
fdent that over three-quarters
location, and indeed all, except those 10
cally interested. Communication by mail
explaining matters. The opinion OF Mr..
Threlkeld is simply that the location is the
best OF those that were offered. We do not
think he or his co-inspector will say that
1t is In itself a suitable one. No sufieient
efforts were made to secure site in the
be any difficulty in obtaining one.
For Information as to standing Of un-
dersigned in this community, we refer to
NJ ssrs. Hearst, Stanford, Vandever,
Thompson and other members Of the Call
fornia de legation.
George u. Smith, Albert NJ. Stephens, W. u.
Bradley, VIM. Ferguson, +: 7. Griffith, W.
Henry Leck, Hlleman, Hass 4 Co.,. Newell
pany, Whittier, Fuller & Co., W.
W. Montague & Co. per G.. H. Dunston, Or
ange. Bros Manufacturing Co., A. n.
Busch, Cohn, Capital Milling Co.,
Lou Louis Mes Ms,e,smer, " +. Perry Lum.
dry by F. ". Wood his attorney In fact, VIM.
Spence, H. G. Otis, Times Mirror Co., H. s.
Orme, NJ. D., g. 8. Lougstreet, Walter s Max.
well, John r. Briefly, N. L. Wicks, the Ian
franco estate by Walter 8. Moore, John 8.
Grimm, X. A. Ling. Jos. Mesmer, T. E. Rowan
Chairman of Board Of Supervisors, German
fornia Fruit and Produce Shippers Associa-
ton by Germein, President; Ayers &
Lynch. HBRALD Publishing Co.; o. W.
Childs, Stephen M. White, Walter g. Moore,
Evsninq Express Co., II. z. Osborne, Presi.
dent, Los Angeles Furniture Co. A. H.
Voight; d. Jones, per Mark q. Jones.
Besides this telegram others were sent to
and yesterday the following was received in
reply:
WASHINGTON, February 9, 1888.
Hon. John r. Bitterly, Los Anqsles:
Postof6ce location opened for further con-
sideration. VIZ. VANDxvER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10
Ishs second ward Vacancy.

EIroRs HERALD-The Vacancy in the
CoGneil created ny the resignation of Coun-
Gilman Cuddy, of the Second Ward, is to be
hlle& There is rumor current that the
Dehocratic City Central Committee contem-
plstes nominating man for whom the
Democratic voters of the Second Ward may
vote It ia to be hoped that this rumor Is
n0ttrue. Such action, ON the part Of the
City Central Committee, would be undemo-
cratic. We have fve wards in the city.
rogatton of the people Of the Second Ward,
aid nominate, It would be virtually dis
fEsnchising that ward, dnasmuch as the
in the msjortty2 they weuld nominate 9
man TO repTesehS} the Second. Let the Sec
ond Ward convention be cal ed 1t is the
right and duty of the committee to call 1t,
Let the people have their say. 1t is never
Democratic, nor Is 1t ever safe to muzzle the
be6plc. SECOND WARD DEMOCRAT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10

damages. The plaintiffs allege that on
5februsry "a, az Gtendors, Mra. Hinkley en-
tered the cars OF the defe dsnt for the pur-
pose of coming to this city; that she had In
her possession ticket which entitled her to
be received on the train and carried to this
city, which she offered to give TO the con-
dnctor, who forcibly and without lawful ex-
crse took hold of and assaulted her, and
With violenbe elected her, about ten miles
from Glendora, from which place she was
compelled to walk to Lamanda Park, a dis
tance of four or five miles The plaintiffs
allege that theyJwere damaged in the sum OF
I $50 900 an account of the acts OF the de-
fendaut'a agent