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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
is He A DOCTOR2
4 CASE AGAINST 0 / styNolOs
Hsrs hsiuey sf E4Es.s Cits. aots naaa-
ssss IA s1s Sau 81 fise faeussaa
nsttArs Fhs sansanaoe
ss4ssa AestsEa@y

goEn A. Fsirnsld a. sitofasf and ns1i
friend ioT hsg hsuess oi Aansss Ciiy,
go, has oslan,sHoca suN iu ihs ksnf
OTooA Hssiasl ID 4. sfsslss. ei Escs-
ioro. claiming ssooo damages ia ussp@ss
on the case
The oasaplaing GA which tie cas- %
bToushl % loux snd ii tat oasre,s sfs tgls.
H.. Reynolds nss goslsa himssii "a very
b.d situation
The complainant ssgs that while WORK
lng lG hole ia WiohiiA Ass Ia key,
lss4. shs became ACQUAINTED vlih Ar
heyaolas. who represented thks hs wss
physician aud We "slsashsi kiss
nalnes ssys ihsi T. kss sEaiak told eer
that bsf appearances Indicated hesrl disease
snd thAi ualsss sias ubtalura bslF very sosn
shs could noi i've iooE he SAID iksl he
could cure hef. aud mace tvo eksmlna.
uons, and told aef ths| sbe musi sol UssF-
rlsd. although snr eef bDi "a ynsrs ~ aae.
Sue ssys thai Reynolds wanted a. mafrs
her, sDd under the promiss 0i marriage bs
sseuoed hsf. she ssYs that she ~ss -igh
hey nolos . couple a. ~esks and tAsn hs
went away ana shs never hesis of hin
again, shs further saw thst on tie 2lin ct
February shs gave birth ~ a chiiu and
claims that Ar. Reynolds il iit Suthor. Tor
All Of ths above Miss Hsnsy claims dam
ssss IN the sGm 81 s. 0Jo.
The summons 30 the cSse WAt served en-
Nj, Reynolds Yesterday bs Deputy sheriff
Wilkinson.
Aiss Hsiney is represented By hilns A
Norris. ol ksnsss Cits and ) 4 FsiFneld
Of this city. Reynolds is rcsldeEt Of Aook.
TO- snc Ia qulis vel EnoWn
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

The committee that vent 10 Grand Rap
ids in regard 10 The @. X 4 J. Road returned
Wednesday morning. They report that
the Board Of Trsdsof Grand Rapids prom
ised. BY unanimous vote TO do ali in Ste
power 70 secure the building Of the Tos0,
recognizing the project ss q Eood one. not
OILY foT Ch.borgsn bat Grand Rspics ss
vel. President Hufhsrt, Of tue . x 4 l.
road reoel lvec the COMMITTEES courieouslv.
sTsmiBsd al the papers. and seem e 70 be
fsvorsbiy inclined ne = - lsv TIE matter
before the sxscutivs com nittes. sbc vii %
sbls 70 ssy something definite IN sbyut Two
weeks There 10 no doubt but Grand Rap
ia is waking up to realization of tbf i'm
T.ortsscs 81 this branch Inc being built
froB Jsvsriug 70 CbsboFgsn.-- - Cls>b0ggaa
rfs4foes~f
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

ttsssssss fss fsltssNa-sss>tA
LCrExs, Sept. i5.-Ths little band Of
Christians constituting the Baptist Church
Of this plsc-. srs . proud and happy peo-
pie. Last spring sb-y worship>d in ssnall
building that vas erected for dwelling
house 90 one Of IN. oacs streets and wsrs
IN seht sto Nor thsT have n alce. com
nodious chspel on Staie-st.. Which. ASIDE
from the lsG cost 81. 20 and 90
not ovs one dollar for The building or
iot This bss been accom- plls asd
hy the persevsriax laborS Of Rev Mr.. Ac-
Lesn. aud tss hDsFsiity Of the citizens Of
Luthsr and ricisify TIE building is an
ornament n tn village. sad TIE church
nay wsli % proBd 81 r. III. dsdies1ion
services occurred Thursday sftsrnosa sud
evening. The pr.schins IA ths afternoon
beinz by Rev Mr. Gsrr-ft. of Leroy. sna
IN tae svssiag bT Rev NJ Conasilv. Of
Detroit Rsv 7. r Bsbcock. The pastor. "a
an able nan. snd tsvsut Christisa. .nd
since ais srrivsl IN Lgtnsr. as has ~orked
hard fer bis peopls
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
THE SlxTH-AVE. MIDDLE.

The Board of Public Works Orders the
Contractor to "Msve Op."
In pursuance Of the resolution OF the
Council, the Board of Public Works last
evening ordered ths contractor to at once
complete the work on Sixth-avs., as orig
inally projected. This means the filling up
Of the railroad tracks aesoss the strests
trouble.
The Board also let the contract for the
Bostwick-st sewer to G. Prsng for $3.50,
and re-estsblished the grade on Waldron-
ST., between Ottawa and Ionia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Wsssrssrov. Svpt iS-Ssnaoor Stanford
|. I'D 70 se rsrY li wita = peculiar sssc-
aon. Ee - corstsrtiY dfo~sy. sut csnnos
e. snv relrsshing s,ssr. n ne midst af
eunve-ss1icn he VII drop into dozs f,r e
moment snd tsec ruuse 1D siG or r~.d
for = short rnle. eniF tc rsispse into a
rscrnertsrv s.eep. Rs smiiv nsve 1sza
r~efv einrt - rrsTent a. r7cuent fsy
srra.iug. aat n rsiu Hs az c-icn Ass
s~en xerf 'rosn ~ prhiic. sat hes seccus
o. as-sninE recrntr. taaf 81 ass secare
knowa cnisia~ Of as imnseists circle ~
fzsR&s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
eooT AND SHOE MIDDLE

james .. siovsr Osts krrssted. ED ss an
Turn bss iilism Ns1 Sosfs AErsstsa.
Late Friday nleht james 4. stoser. the
Pesrl-st boot and shoe msu. VA arrested
for secrstng goods for ihe purpose ~ de.
frSuding bis creditors. si0ver gave bel ia
the Police Court yesterday ane he case
vii come up nezf Tuesday. The cons
plsini wHs made by William : Van Court,
representing Reynolds hfoihs1s IT koohes-
ter, \. 4
The nsiier TOOK smother turn last even
ing by Ar. Slower commencing . suit fer
damages sEslnsi Nr. Van Oourt vho wac
arrested by Deputy sheriff oowsus. kr
Van Court promptly furnished bal in the
sum Of $1,000 AT rtosei claims damages
for false imprisonment and fof tsflbF bic
ksys ano searching he holst
The STOCK Of boots and shoes were solc
yesterday 70 ". B. Dufilelo. Of Chicago.
FOR s. 7bs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

where They VIII be Held the Cowisf
w.sk-wbo WIZ Address Them
NsTt Tuesday evening Rev. II T. Bsrns-
by AID Aaron CsFk vii speak in the
Hsnns school houss in Gaines.
Wednesday viii bs Rtpablicsn csv At the
fair. Governor Lace viii speak on the far
grounds aud in tbs ever nE Soion Chase
vii speak IN Hartman Hall
Saturday afternoon there VII - poe
rs.slne and nesting 81 stebhin : Corners
too miles south ~ Bowen station. A.
dresses bv T. A Ward. s. Wsssslius sDa
r. Egg iesfon.
saturday evening " J Sl1sri sDd others
~Il srees iD Cascade
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
ALMOST FATAL.
Mrs. H. c. Sherwood Thrown Under a
Moving Train.

As Mrs. II. c. Sherwood. of Watervliet,
was slightipg from O train at the station in
wheels by the sudden starting OF the train.
A bysian5er pulled her from the track be-
fore s6e was run over. out her hip was dis
located 6y the fsrce OF the blow, and she
was badly bruised about the body and face.
IL will De several months before she will be
able 10 De out again. Coming so closely
after the death OF Aer husband, the accident
seems peculiarly distressing.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
rHs UPPER PENINSULA AWAKE.

Ho.- LAP A. Hubbsil and Judge stsus
speak For the Republicans.
sts>ss.ss tsNtessa
HOUsEroS, sept. l5.-Tbs Republican
campaign in the upper county wss inaazu-
rated tonight by rousing Republican rally
ia KILLERS Hall The meeting was addressed
oy Hon Jay A. Husbsll and Judge J. W.
Stone. Mr.. Hubbsll made an slsborat.
tsriti speech, and Judge Stone spoke briefly
AMI gave notice that be would SPEAK at
length next Saturday evening. larxe
Republican club was organized. There is
great enthusiasm all along the range.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

A D.srois Mas Robbed Of 1000 aud s.ri-
ously Injured

A Dstrsts Mas Robbed Of $4,000 aud s@rf-
ousiy injured.
Dxrsorr. Sept l5-A daring Burglary
"a. committed carry this morning al the
house Of ". n. Travis Re yesterday drew
from ths bank s. LOCO sn0 carried is home.
About o'clock hs was awakened and saw
q man reaching tor hs coat which
s0ntsnsd the money. hanging on
char. M. Travis st once ErsD-
pied with the burglar A desperate
struxgie sbsusd. during which both tom
bied down stairs. Travis sustaining severe
sruises from the fs.l. The struggle sss At
once snewed. when Travis received a terri
his 0Ior On he heal. probably from q ssnd
hsss IN the hands of another ourzisr. and
~ss knocked ssnsels<s. aad very seriously
injured The robbers escaped With ths
ulonsv. and ap 20 nooo 40 arrests had
,sen rr ala
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

CHIckso. Sept i5- Bufngton vas IN
sn- form today and slthonxb 80 home
runs rers made 81 bis pitching. hs had The
hesne CLUB under bis thumb for seven
innings Gus of nine. Gunaest. the new
scqu.sition of he Chicago also pitched a
strong game. sut wss hit mors freely thsn
Burlington. The fhiliss sxcslsd ia The
ssld s.so. The scors standing four to three
IN favor of The visitors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
pALmsR's silL DEFECTIVE.
IL Does Not Cover the crouas. and WIN be
Amsaded.

Il Doe. Not Cover the crouas. and WIN be
Amsaded.
wasHrSsr0S. sept l5.-Ths Ontonsgon
a Bruls Railroad forisitgrs bill, which has
passed the senate. IS identical
10 tbs gsnsrA forieitars bill hsrs,ofore
passed. sEcspt that this forfeiture applies
solely 70 UPPER Michigan. The old
troubs between the Michigan Senators
wss compr0 Iaised so shat this bill slipped
through without a word n forfsits all The
unssrned sads on THAI portion of the grant
between Onf0nsgon and tie Wisconsin
state line. with careiul protection for home
sfssdsrs. Nr. Stocshridgs discovered this
morning that the phrAssology Of the bill
vas dsssctivs. a. It iet oct al that stretch
Sf road from Masqueife 20 TIE Wisconsin
has. re vii trY 10 secure reconsidera-
ton Monday. and make the forfeiture
broader senator Palmer has sesu uner-
psc.sdly successful IN urEing ne final ad-
lust1asnt oi tals cid snsri.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Nrv YosK. Sept. i5.-krs. Proctor, wife
Of Prof Proctor. who lately died in this city
from yellow fevs-, arrived here this morn
ing IL IL probable that before night com
raunieation vill bs opened between her and
the heath encsrs in reference to the final
disposition 81 ser husbands yet unbsrisd
body Mrs. Proctor 10 staying With friends
Dot the health authorities rsfiise to reveal
her address
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

The Aurora Ciun OrcDsstrs hsld their
ssui-snnBs slscfiea Thursdsy Evening sDd
elected 80 following ofIirsrs. o A Bomsf.
Leader, John lneslsbs kssistsuf L@sdsf
Alfred Hant, stcreJsrT. n lowest lio0Dis
Trsssuref. The orchestra has srnBeuceo
ne season with about twenty memhers
sue sTpset - give Crane C0nosrt about
Re ui51ls 0f Nevsfr bsf hsvinf Dov ssT
erss. sr cei lent ssieisss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16
coNKEY VS. CoNkeY.
Bm FILED Angus 81. Bul Kept Prom
the Public.


the Public.
The news Of the Conkey divorce suit s
old bat II is new Just the same. August
81. Maud K. Conksy filed q complaint in
the Circuit Court. asking for divorce from
VIM. Conksy. and County Clerk Hsrvsv
kindly kept II from the reading public until
this morni Mrs. (onksy alleges 10 bsr
bill that her husband has treated her IN
the most shameful and lnhumsD
manner. and has frequently struck ber and
beat ner with bis Fats. She ssvs that Il
made no ditiereDce who was present but
would ill-trest ber ia the presence of her
friends. Mrs.. COnkey also sets M in bsr
bill that Mr.. Conkcs is bookksepsr for tho
Belknsp Wagon 4 Sleigh Company, sDo for
the Morton House. and that hs earns about
one hundred dollars per month she ssys
that they have considerable furniture.
and an Injunction Was issDed RESTRAINING
Mr.. Conkey from selling the same.
The 18th OF September . petition was
fled askiug foT siimouy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

A Jspsness Founf man. vbo bss fusi
arrived ia he city from san Francsco. il
visiting g. ~ bdsms the sitorns, Ire
young man hst b~sr in ths United States
sbsut thrrs resFs snd = sbouf - enisf fhe
Dnivsrsiis o. Ann trB0f fiis fstsr - ed.
tor 81 sspsnese 1slv pafef Hs intsnas
- return - Japan sftsr fnishinR bic course
e. Ann Arbsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Flrrssuss. sept i5.--oue Of 30 most
srcitisg gsm-s of he presens SEASON ~as
pisvel icdsy sut the Giants -srs 3efestsd
81 superior aeit vork Whhnsvs over
throw e. Conner of Nnehass gronnder
silowef the rerr1sn ro resch third hsse.
sud sore Toe onir rnn af he game 90
Mani r.afa
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

In oou-erszsion ~ifh HeT p - fao8sil.
whs = trsssiinv n a. psrts - hlehirsn
srs fDesus -e lesrs thsi Rspu5ts<6s
80 xoseo ths PROT bition tiekss four Fesrs
age e. csrlfnk DscK = Eheir . psrt~ ar<
sappo-tinF Harrison ard korsn>- Se
Eapiss fse->e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Wn Dcsv the msn 80 snssrsse
wsfcs fron 7 G Cs.srs peoset e. fbs
Irlor csp1t . noui1 sgo. go coHTtctec
~ - snpe-feT fourt vestsresT. 30 eees
occgris1 tse sftez1 zen ef tie eezrt Ca
neezk s&s s>@E.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Pstr., rez R~o~n. slses-v. Frs1eh. p
r wiley sss 5snsaf, ssd 0ps-sfsr
w.ks-r ~ent 6o~n n. rfvsT r-etsrssy IN
q hrnens tn sr6 t~oagat bsck 49, -.
. ri,s s.E % s9sir1sis. ls-y veal kkas Ne
Dnc<s s@sx bns 49, r..sA.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

The WesiOns and Houssman, Donnally
a Jones clubs will play base ball at the
lake this afternoon for SO side and the
local championship. As q great rivalry
exists between these two clubs IL will un-
doubtsdiy be holly contested game from
the start. Following Is the batting order
OF both clubs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

PIYxorTH. sept. fS.-Byrsn Poole pro-
suce dealer. disappeared two -.sx. ago.
lett.r hss seen r-c.i-sd ey his wife from
san Frsncisco. ssting tsst Psaie = thers
v-rv sick. He 10 parity s-ruers~d and
csn1ot tsil hcv a~ csros here The sss h-
r.rnemb-~s n ssikinx - friea3 On ths
str-sf a. nstroif>
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Tie Isn.s Riss. Ease raj club ~ give
ta~ir sscosd grsss bsi ea tae svsaizs ef
tse 11ss Al Co.'S szv Is s1ary s. arc Sc
Pearls. kassr -f8 - frr1isbsa ~ Por-
rers fuil ~res~xtrs. Bsss hssi ci1ss are 70
"a .st.a 70 sfferS - II forD-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

re sssss rtltssss.ssss>N
IrrsrR. sept 1s.--Tne rests ~ re prst
ss- nlzh1s h.vs f0ss r-ssf ss1sSs o esrn
i.fs potatoes snd s1ckwh~sE
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

The Invitation COMMITTEES last evening
sent out The invitations to the formal open
ing snd dedi isstisn Of the se- City Hall.
Wednesday. September Is. Tae cards srs
hsndson. specissus Of tks lithographers
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

ssrusl FrsntlIn. tbs msn who vss
ebsrged vifh ,tssIise ~ frors o room nsts
70 vesi SIDE kosr6ieg heuss sorstius
sTo wss found nsf gritty ~ TIE Superior
iCaFf Yesterday sDd ~sp discnsrrs0.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

N1sxsron yesterday % loot sfssr sons
pension matters A Aasx.Eon msa =
chsrxed ~its ssxinrs larger pension Fee
than ths az siio~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

frankie william. and Julia Hinkisy. the
tvo soii.d doves ~ho we're arrested Friday
evening. we're assessed SIS - esch in the
Foiios Court yesterday. They bad zood
ssnk scc07nt ard pad 10 vsrT promptly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

A nesting - - seli a. tse Crruit
Ccuys rpcrn Nc.dsv evening "a -. pur-
ss-e sf srgszEax . Sesxnss ssrrsfag
&aA A. a@Paeacsns kys arssk - sax~aA
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

n. ws-fsI. -hiis At vozs n ths Fhrniz
Furnit0rs factory yesterday. had fhs ss1s
q his tee ui6sis fngsrs "a he rirbt nsu1
ca "a Hs sst thsu tnts ssssp~-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Ths h.nk clssr.acss for tas -s-k s7s ss
sollo-s Non6sy SIS a46 - Taesdsy soe.-
oes7s wsdas.6.T, tao = Thursdsy
So s52s7. FriSsy. So 05s a.. sstarssy
a. "a "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

Tb. new @ 3. = a % Rsiirosd brought
sr sxcarsion psriy e over tDoussrd
people ipto %. ei.f Yesterday from onsDd
Ledge sps ibs>fnseisse pofpfs TIE train
vss divided irs< sections of seven srd sigtt
oescsss respeel i-siT ksnF - TIE p~0pie
s,opp.6 q Rsef fsks sne q hsrs toof q
iooE sropnd to~f
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

9sorzs Tylsf fbs ooioysd rsb chsrrs1
-ith ssszlinx esid vsseh. vns nonric'st
ia the Superior Cou-f rssleresF- Iyisr .
tbs rnsn she rsTs Dssecrvs e4Esf s0cn
snxrp fDot rsos = ss1 srfesiea-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

rs>tssss -tssse
Lkvm-~ s~p2 IS.-Hlrsn c Fsr~srd
~zs spe>s~ews Ta&gs - Fr-s.ss s~s Leo
C~az - - ~svsra~< Lae~ -~zk~n.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

DzTrcrr. ssrt ts--rhe Defroit- Boston
sns vas postponed 81 sccount of ran.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-16

ISr1sSsrofls. sept f1-The game -ss
stsrruptsd ssv-rsi tines 5Y rsiR and anal-
II sroppsd stogefher n ne second hsif 81
ths six,b iast wnen ~ sshingtou seemed 10
hsve a shrv fo srara. TIE score standing
tsa - ncfhlnx n favor 1f the home clue
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10

The protests of business men against
the locating Of the Postoffioe at sc
great distance from the center of the
city are bearing quick fruit. A tcle.
gram sent to the P. M. General
at Washington, has resulted in
a postponement of proceedings
in the premises and the reopen.
ing of the case in order to admit
of the tender of other sites TO,
the use of the Government. The
proper thing now to do is for those who
have caused an arrest of proceedings
to keep up their patriotic work for the
public good in seeing that some cen
trail location is offered, and on such
terms as will commend it to the off
cials at Washington. Extreme parts
of the city should not be allowed te
get away with the works again be-
cause those who own property neal
the city center let the matter go by
default.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10

Eoxs one says General Hancock
lost the Presidency because his sound
ness on the tariff was doubted. II
chat be go it only proves how Grass,
obstinate and dark is the ignorance oi
N Otherwise intelligent people,
when they come to reason on one Of
! l1he most vital questions Of their own
naional well-being. General Ham
eek recognized merely that in deal
|soBe with the question of raising reve-
xue for the support of the govern
xbent by means of import taxes, Sec
1tonal interests cut large figure in
I - views Of the people. That is as
21lear as sunlight. The whole ques-
K I'm is just this: The government has
( - right TO levy import duties beyond
y herevenue requirements ofthegovern-
lent. All imports cannot be taxed,
- can those which are taxed all
n6s the Same ad valorem impost rate.
= hear our friends on the Republican
do IL the house talk, and TO read the
GD 81 that bias, one would suppose
= everything imported is taxed, and
- ~ commodities are taxed alike.
iSn their own party, while taxing
nhirts and salt, has left the VAN
kflts and Goulds Of the party
- attas Of roses free. In taxing
urte for the support Of the
lrnmenb the Democratic party
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10
The Postoffice.

EDITORS HERALD: Would it not be
we'll for the Government, while they
are in the moving business, to
have the postoffice located on the
Catalina Islands. A stranger could
find that easier than he could Fort
street; and then the real-estate schem-
ers could not SO readily make pee
out of the deal. And then there
would be no selfish. Board of Trade
members to scheme for themselves
to the detriment of the general pub
lie; and, then, transportation by
water would be far cheaper than lol
of Government hacks. Take it all
around, Catalina Islands is not bad
place. JUST So"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10

THE plea for delay in the case OF
Anschlag, the slayer of the Hitch
cocks at Garden Grove, should not be
allowed. There is little reason to be-
lieve that this man is insane.
He is morally most obtuse. He
is without emotion-almost with
out human feeling. He is
probably quite able mentally to dis
Germ between lawful and unlaw-
full acts. If he is not, that question
can be decided here, and promptly,
without the delay and trouble incident
to sending to Europe for testimony.
The promptest action is demanded in
dealing with such case as this-un-
paralleled almost in the history Of
crime.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10

claim that the revenue should b %
derived - 70 help the largest number
Il our own people By incidental pro-
tectiou to their industries, and bear
least hea viiy on the masses by letting
luxuries bear the greatest part OF the
burden possible, and necessities the
least. In doing this sectional inter
ests cut no mean figure. In our
own section we want free lumber, free
coal, free salt, and at present free
iron. We want our fruits and wines
protected. Each section makes the best
fight it can on the Same issue. And
while Congress should rise to as high
q plane as possible above these local
interests, and do the best for the
whole Union, still sectional interests
cannot be lost sight Of even at Wash
ington. The patriotic statesman will
do the best he can for his own con-
stituents, and the patriotic paper will
be guided by the same policy. Such
a policy is enlightened and Just. 1t
puts the interests Of the people
above party. To persons whose
knowledge Of the subject is 80 limited
that they think there is . HORIZONTAL
ad valorem tariff on all imports, this
may seem "talking free trade out Of
one corner Of ones mouth, and pro-
lection out Of the other" People who
know what they are talking about can
not help how things seem
to those who do not. They
can not violate common sense
to get down within the comprehension
Of such stupendous lack Of informa-
ton. We are glad TO see SO staunch
a Republican paper as the Times, of
this city, perfectly and sensibly sound
on this proposition. Its utterances
thereanent Tuesday are excellent
Democratic doctrine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10

SourH California continues to grow
at all points. The other day Pomona,
Monrovia, Long Beach and Santa
Monica, all towns in Los Angeles
county, were incorporated. fan Pedro
and Ell Monte are about to take the
same step. Pasadena has just been
lighted by q fine system of electric
lights. Santa Ana is moving in the
same direction and will succeed.
Anaheim has company formed to
put in an electric plant at that
place. Yesterday Sierra Madre was
granted new postmaster, and there
is hardly a month in the year in which
some new town does not apply for
railroad facilities, a postoffice, and
similar adjuncts to civilized progress.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10

THB San Francisco Chronicle wants
the tax on whiskey abolished, and
gives as a reason that large pro-
portion OF the distilled spirits is
u sed in the arts. But that is not a
good reason for tho entire remission
of the Internal Revenue tax on spirits.
The proper course would be TO grant
. rebate on all spirits 60 used. That
could be made to include grape brandy
used in the fortification Of wines,
and in this form such . measure
would have our most hearty endorse
ment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10
FLORAL COMPANY.
The Ladies start q Floral Enter
prise.

The Ladies start q Floral Enter.
prise.
Los Angeles is rapidly becoming ia
nous for the enterprise Of it's women.
In all philanthropic, intellectual and
social pursuits, the women have risen
to meet the demand, and now comes
before the notice corporation formed
for the growth and cultivation of trees,
shrubs, flowers, plants and seeds, to
fill the want natural where the build
ing and adornment of homes is so
rapid. A stock company composed en-
tirely Of women was organized Feb
ruary 9th 10 be known as the "Ingle-
wood and Los Angeles Floral Com
pany," with the following directors !:
Jessie Benton Fremont, Katherine P.
Hooker, Eva Mitchell Cook, Francis
II. Farrell and Elizabeth s. Bates.
The capital stock is $50, 900, divided
into 10000 shares of a par value
of IS each. The principal place of
business is to be at Inglewood,
and the Centinella-Inglewood Land
Company has generously placed at
the disposal of the Floral Company,
Nethermead Park at Inglewood, COM
prising about 80 acres. granting the
use Of the ground within the park
drives for the raising of plants,
shrubs, etc. The tract lies adjoining
the depot at Inglewood, near the CEN
ter of the town, is Of the richest soil,
with abundant water facilities, and
it is the purpose of the company to
make it floral garden which, with
all the natural advantages it pos
sesses will make it spot of exceed
ing beauty that shall be famous
the world over. A depot will be es-
tablished in Los Angeles for the
disposal of cut flowers, ornamental
shrubs and trees, ferns and plants
at their market value, and it is
hoped that the winters demand
may be met with a tull line of floral
goods.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-10
SAN D,rco has formed . Dem.

SAN DIRao has formed q Demo.
cratic Club for the coming campaign.
The Republicans have organized in
almost every village Of the Union.
That party will make a tremendous
struggle, aided by no end of money,
to regain control OF the central Gov
ernment. It is do or die in their ease,
for if defeated again the party will
pass out OF existence. We must not
lot the cause go by default. It is time
to be doing something towards getting
our machinery into running order.