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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-22
WARRINGTON VIKINGS.
Echoes from the white House, Cap
tOt and Dcpartmeuts

EchOes from the Whfte House, Capt.
toi and Departments.
WASHINGTON, May 21.--The bond Of
fers to-day were $lS3, 900.
President and Mrs. Cleveland will
leave Washington Wednesday morning
to attend the Presbyterian anniversary at
Philadelphia.
The cruiser Baltimore will be launched
at Philadelphia July 4th, and it is
thought Mrs. Cleveland will christen the
vessel.
Mrs. Sawyer, wife Of Senator Sawyer,
Of Wisconsin, died this morning Mrs.
Sawyer had been an invalid several years.
Senator Manderson, from the Commit
tee on Military Affairs, to-day reported
favorably the bill to increase the annual
appropriation for militia from $400, 900 to
5000, 900.
w. L. Bancroft, Of Port Huron, Mich,
has been appointed General Superinten-
dent Of the Railway Mail Service, vice
I. E. Nash, resigned. Mr.. Bancroft has
accepted the nomination and will enter
upon the duties OF his Office juno LIST.
FULLER TO BE CONFIRMED.
The Senate Committee on Judiciary
to-day further considered the nomination
of Melville w. Fuller to be Chief Justice
OF the United States. A member of the
committee is authority for the statement
that the present status of the case war
rants the belief that Fuller will be con-
firmed at an early day.
SUSPECTED FORGERY.
The 100000 bonds accepted Friday
have rt yet been delivered to the Treas
ury apartment. The offer was made in
the lame of well known Philadelphia
firm and accepted in good faith. An in
vestigation now in progress will, it is
thought, show that the offer was bogus
and the signatures forgcries.
NOT BEFORE WEDNESDAY.
At meeting Of the Ways and Means
Committee this morning it was agreed
between the majority and minority that
the House should not enter upon con-
sideration Of the tariff bill for amendment
before Wednesday, ii then, the action
after that day depending upon the result
Of the Republican caucus tomorrow
night.
cATtFoRHIA LANDS.
Acting Secretary Mnldrow today de-
- a
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WASHINGTON.
Congress Transacts a Vari-
ETY. Of Business.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
New Cabinet Office to Be Created
Interesting, Minor
Items.
IAssOciated Press Dispatchea % the HnaAID.

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatches TO the HERALD.
WASHINGTON, May 21.--In the House
so-day, Symes, Of Colorado, introduced a
bill for public building at Boulder,
Colorado.
Among the unfinished business was a
motion submitted two weeks ago by
Bingham, OF Philadelphia, TO suspend
the rules and pass the Senate bill, grant
ing the right Of way through the Crow
Indian Reservation to the Billings
Clark's Fork and Cooke City Railway
Company. Wilson, Of Minnesota, op-
posed the bill because another road al
ready had been projected and partly
built through the only canon which af-
forded passage across the country, and
the effect of the passage OF the bill would
be to enable set OF Wall street specula-
tors to come in and throttle an enterprise
already under way, by occupying the
cafion to the exclusion of other roads.
Toole, Of Montana, also opposed the
measure at present ON the same grounds.
He argued that thirty days be allowed
the Clark's Fork and Cooke City Railroad
Company to negotiate its bonds before
the House should attempt to act on the
bin. The bill was passed; ayes liz,
noes 40.
Hatch, of Missouri, from the Commit
tee on Agriculture, moved that the rules
be suspended and the bill passed to en-
large the powers and duties of the De-
psrtment of Agriculture, and TO create an
executive department to be known as the
Department of Agriculture. After q
brief discussion the motion to sus-
pend the rules and pass the bill
was agreed to-; yeas 1888, nays 13. 1t
creates an executive department, to be
known as the Department OF Agriculture
under the supervision and control of the
Secretary Of Agriculture, and provides
for the appointment of First Assistant
Secretary of Agriculture. 1t also trans
fers the weather service Of the United
States Signal Office Bureau from the
War Department to the Department of
Agriculture.
The House then went into Committee
OF the whole on the Diplomatic and Con-
sular appropriation bill. No amend
ments of consequence were offered to the
bill, end after short time the Commit
tee arose and the bill passed.
The District of Columbia Appropria-
tIon bill also was considered in Commit
tee OF the whole and passed by the
House..
Outhwaite, of Ohio, asked unanimous
consent for the imnsdiate considera.
tion of resolution ordering a number OF
night sessions, but objection was made
and the resolution referred to the Com
mittee on rules.
The following business was also trans
acted in the house to-day: The Senate
amendments to the pension appropria-
ton were non-concurred in and confer
ence was ordered.
An hour was consumed in referring to
appropriate committees the Senate bills
which had been formulated during the
past week.
A resolution was adopted directing the
Committee on Merchant Marine and
Fisheries to investigate the fur seal fish
cries of Alaska. also setting apart to-
morrow for the consideration Of bills re-
ported by the Committee on Labor.
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. NATIONAL GAME.
The 10000 BATTERY whisewashed
by the HOOsfeFs.

INDrASAPoLIs, May 21.-The $4,000
battery and its accompaniment Of seven
were whitewashed to-day by the Hoosiers
in game which was essentially a
pitchers contest, The winning run was
made in the third inning when Hines
and Glasscock had bases on balls and
Denny made two-bagger. Indianapo-
lis, l Boston, o.
CHICAGO, May 21.-The Philadelphias
downed the home team to-day in game
which was interesting and abounded in
brilliant playing. The pitchers on both
sides did good work. Score: Chicago l.,
Philadelphia 4.
PrrTsBuRG, May 21.-The Washingtons
were unable to hit the ball to-day and
received whitewashing. The nome
played splendid game. Score: Pitts
burg 5, Washington O.
DETROIT, May 21 New York had the
best Of the batting to-day and won the
game. 1t was well played and interesting
throughout. Detroit Z New York s.
BALTIMORE. May 2l.-Baltimore none;
st. Louis 4.
PHILADELrHrA, May 2l.-Athletics IA;
Louisville A.
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Pa. Preceding this as an address Of
welcome by Rev. J. J. Parrett, Of North
Manchester. The lternoon session
opened with an address by Elder Oliver
Yount, of Tippecanee. Ohio. Tonight
Bishop John I. VII ,e, Of Conway
Springs, Kansas, is preaching to
5000 people. The Committee Of
Missions has prepared Is report, which
is in the hands Of the SITS nding Commit
tee and will be reported Wednesday.
1t shows the total receipts and disburse-
ments for the year to l,e about equal.
Reports have been recei we'd from mis-
sions in different State !, showing the
work to be prosperous. The business
session begins tomorrow.
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The senate.

WASHINGTON, May 21.--In the Senate,
Morrill,, Of the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds, reported q bill
appropriating $17,500 for making the
west end Of the Smithsonian building fire
proof passed. &
Among other bills reported from the
committees and placed on the calendar
was the Senate bill setting aside a por-
tion OF the public land for the use Of the
Alvarado Cemetery, Georgetown, Colo.
The House Bill appropriating $4,000
for the construction and repair OF the
roads to the National Cemetery on the
Presidio reservation at San Francisco,
was passed. After brief consideration
Of some other measures the River and
Harbor bill was reported back with
amendments and ordered printed and re-
committed. Adjourned.
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ship, instead Of one section as claimed by
appellant in this case.

snip, lubteaQ Ol Ou6 btCtlou rs Cldlin6u NY
appellant in this case.
In the case Of Barclay and Mcleod vs.
the State of California the Acting Secre-
tary has decided that If the State in
making its application for indemnity for
losses sustained in its school sections,
alleges in part fictitious or erroneous
basis for its selection of indemnity, the
entire basis must be considered as de-
fective and selections rejected. Both de-
cisions sustain the Commissioner of the
General Land Office and are regarded as
important to the State Of California.
AN ACT OF DUTY NOT OF REWARD.
Manderson, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, to-day reported ad-
versely upon the petition of D. d. Dana,
formerly Provost Marshal OF the Third
Brigade 22nd Army Corps, praying an
allowance for service performed in cap
turing the assassins OF President Lincoln.
In it's report the Committee says that as
the Provost Marshal, it was the duty OF
the petitioner to capture the assassins
without reward or hope thereof.
River and IIarbor Appropriations.
WASHINGTON, May 21.--The total in
crease in the River and Harbor bill as
reported to the Senate, is about million
and half dollars. The appropriation
for Oakland, Gala, is made $3.50, 900 (;
Wilmington, Gala, $62, 500; the canal at
Cascades, Oregon, $500 900 mouth Of the
Columbia, Ore, 100000; Lower Will
liamette and Columbia in front, of and
below Portland, Ore., 100000; Will
liamette, above Portland, 5000; Tila-
nook Bay, Ore, $50, 900; Yaquina Bay,
Ore., $l5O,O00.
The provision for the Missouri River is
struck out and the following substituted !:
Improving the Missouri River from its
mouth to Fort Benton, 81 1,050, 900; in
Guiding the removal of distractions, sur
veys and examinations, together with
office expenses and salaries OF the Mis-.
souri, River Commission, and to be ex-
pended in accordance with the plans Of
the Commission.
In the Hennepin- Canal section, the
Secretary Of War Is instructed to cause
to be made proper surveys, plans and
estimates for channel improvement in
accordance with certain specifications, 30
as to provide navigable waterway not
less than fourteen feet deep, and have
surveyed and located a channel from
Lockport, ILL.,, to Lake Michigan, at or
near Chicago, such channel to be capa-
BILE OF carrying not less than 100000
cubic feet Of water per minute, flowing
at the rate OF two miles an hour.
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\ rho plnr milne pnri,inn.

Thy production Of mo Drummer Bop or the
Bduie F1eld Of shfioh at \he Pavilion last night
was was wv wAneSed by an aAdience both large and
entnuAasuc' AS was exAected the piece Is re-
pete. WITH thrilling wan scenes. and proves
very ,t,n'SIestlng To those WHO participated per-
SONNY " ihe great strtAgele. In the battle
scene y, tue close OF the see(nd act good deal
81 pVWnuSi, was used and the Nfter events on the
bsttle-iield wefo very realAlc. Considering
that ali OF the performers welre amateurs they
did remarkably well, and no& that the irving
ordeal oi the first night Is oyerNhey may be ex-
pected 70 imptoye day by day Ms s'Uncle Joe"
deal OF hnmor, and Mesdames Mamie Denny,
Fannie N, patton, Josie II. Wilder, Annie
Hackett, Audle Fairbanks and the Misses Sa-
rah Carr, Ollie Hollis aud BERTHA \Penni.g all
carried out their respective parts with a good
deal Of talent the singing Of the last-named
yough lady in tbs lfst aud last acts being es.
pecially admired Altogether there are l25
performers, so one eanumagiue the mammoth
scale on which ting play is produced 1t holds
the boards througnopt tho week with matinee
on Saturday next.
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NEWS NOTES.

John A. Logan Post met last evening at IA,
Il. Hall.
There will be nusnber Of bicycle races at
Agricultural Park on the S0th Instant.
The case of Colonel II. H. Boyce against the
Times was continued yesterday until july 9th.
The Select Knights. A. 0. q. W, Legion No.
l, met in regular session last evening at Opera
House Hall.
The young people of the Fort street NJ. E
Church win give social al the lecture rooms
Friday evening.
Adesncwill be given at the Santa Monicd
Opera HalL on Thursday next, in honor of the \
Queens birthday.
The U. A. O. d., Morton Groye No. GO, held
its regular meeting last evening at A. o. U, w,
Hall, los North Main street.
Thejury in the case OF Longstreet against DR..
Kurtz last night mt o'clock found q verdict in
favor Of defendant after having been out three
hours W
The young ladies' of st. Paul's Church will
give social this evening at the Parochial hall.
An excellent programme has been arranged.
Light refreshments VIII be served.
TraS4sfers Of real estate yesterday amounted
to $22A234 ana were 1873 in number, OF
these so Mere for more than $1,000 each and
20 were for nominal considerations.
The following persons werc yesterday licensed
to wed Louis, Kalt, Jr., to Mary Borgmeyer,
John II. Quintar to Sophia E. Ingifs, W. Z.
Hobbs 20 Hattie T.. Harrison, Charles v. csrlin
MISS SOPHIA Olson.i
The test case to decide whether Sheriff Rays
shall receive prisoners Mcm the United States
authorities without provisioc being made be.
forehand. was. yesterday postponed until TO-
morrow by ludge Ross.
The Woman's Balm SyndicatA filed artiolet
Of Incorporation yesterday with Nhe following
directors: Mrs. Clara 0. Brown, MN Ellen T.
Baxter, Mrs Lucy d. Moore, Mrs An A. Dodn.
worth and Mrs Della NJ. Curtis. Th$ capi0l
stock is &12.1 100
The Pacific Coast Abstract Company dncor-
porated yesterday. The directors are. w. n.
Monroe, p. G.. Carter Francis Lightfoot, IN W..
Iippitt +. w. Little. The company will do bHn.
iness in the city and have capital stock u
$I50,000.
The Hesperia Syndicate filed articles of incor-
poration yesterday with the following directors:
C. y. Spence, H. L. Mcneil, Geo H. Bone
brake ], NJ. Davies, s. II. Mott, w, L. Mills, @.
Ganahl, F. g. Howes and K. NJ. Widney. The
scribed.
Az Pasadena yesterday Judge Terry rendered
a Judgment in favor of plaintiffs in the case bf
]. E. Clarke and e. ID. Howard against John
McCoye to recover damages for the conversion
dena Lake Vineyard Land and Water Company,
which belonged to plaintiffs.
The Woman's Ballons Company Incorporated
yesterday for the purpose of purchasing and
acquiring title to real property in Los Angeles
county. The directors arc MRS. Ella Baxter,
Miss Florence A. Durham, Mrs. Florence II.
Barnes, Mrs. Jane Pascoe, Mrs. Isabel Cook.
They have q capital stock of $14.4
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AustraIian Chinese,

LONDON, May 21.-A dispatch from
Wellington, New Zealand, says that a
bill directed against Chinese immigra-
ton has passed the House Of Represent
atives Of that colony. A dispatch from
Sidney, N. 8. W., says: Forty
Chinese immigrants, possessing ex-
emption papers, have been permitted to
land here. The Government will COM
pensate those sent back to China. The
Admiral in command of the Australian
station has declined to comply with the
request Of the captains OF immigrant ves-
sells, that an armed guard be sent to their
vessels to prevent meetings among Chi
namen forbidden to land.
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the Doninion.

OTTAWA, Ont, May 2l.--The item for
the expenses Of the Fisheries Commits
zion passed in Parliament to-day.
Mitchell said il in the excitement of po-
litical turmoil, the United States
Senate should reject the Fish
cries treaty, the Dominion Gov
ernment should deal literally during
the coming fishing season with American
fishermen in order to give the Senate q
chance to think over quietly and recon-
slider their discussions.
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years. The Superior Court rendered
decision some time ago, awarding Cox
$4,000, which the Supreme Court af-
tirmed. Plaintiff moved for re-hear-
ing but the motion was withdrawn this
morning. The action was brought to re-
cover money for contract work performed
on the Western Pacific Railroad. II
was bitterly contested and resulted in
the killing OF Mclaughlin by Cox.
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TO ST. L0Urs.
Chairman English indignant at the
Rates Fixed.

SAN Francisco, May 21.-The dele
gates and their Democratic friends, who
leave for st. Louis next Sunday, will 90
as body, with the exception Of G. T.
Ryland, of Santa Clara, who is now in
the East, and Joseph Clark, who is now
on the way to st. Lonis. VIM. English,
Chairman OF the Democratic State Central
Committee, is very indignant over the
rate fixed by the railroad companies, and
says that it is outrageous. He says that
the representatives of the two great
parties are charged much higher rates to
the National Conventions than those
charged to otheB excursionists from
either West or East, and that it practic-
ally amounts to extortion.
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Emperor Fredcrick.

BERLIN, May 2l.-The Emperor passed
satisfactory night. He appeared twice
at the window OF the Castle this morning,
dressed in his uniform.
Emperor Frederick passed very good
day. His pulse was better than it had
been at any time since the operation was
performed on his throat. In the after
noon he drove in an open carriage. He
met with enthusiastic greetings along the
route.
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whoresale Indict, .nents.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 81. AT Hazard,
Perry county, B. f. Ere ilch and six
others have been indicted f.r killing j..
G. Everson six weeks ago. .l1verson was
shot from ambush. This murder was
the result of feud between himself and
French of four years stand ing, during
which, at one time, factions occupied
opposite ehds of the town, OF le hundred
sfreng, and heavily armed. 1t was
settled at the time by compr ,mise, but
soon broke out again.
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Coal ptckers, strike.

SHAMoKrN, Pa, May 2l.-The slate
pickers at the Henry Clay shaft, num-
bering three hundred, struck this morn
ing for the discharge of the foreman and
a reinstatement Of discharged under
boss. In consequence OF the strike, three
collieries owned by the Reading Company
are affected, and three Thousand men
are idle.
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Fatal surniur.

SAN Francisco, May 2l.-Two men,
one of whom will die, were burned in a
fire at Pacitic-street lodging house early
this morning. Andrew Aiken, long
shoreman, and Edward Harenberg.
waiter, were sleeping in room together
and were enveloped by the flames before
they awakened. Harenberg rushed
through the flames into the street and
escaped with several burns about the
face and body. But Aiken lost his pres
ence Of mind and remained in the burn
ing room. He was rescued after being
50 badly burned that his skin peeled of
In crisp pieces. The police surgeon says
he cannot live.
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"yIRGINIuS.v
Mr. Frederiek warde at the
esrs,sad

Mr. Erederick warde at the
Grnnd.
After N absence ofa year or so, Mr. Freder-
lex WardH returns to Los Angeles giving his
first perfor} }panee last night; sheridan Knowles
well and iatorably known Yirgiafas being tho
attraction Vfr. Wardes strong acting won him
no little recognition in his former visit to Los
Angeles HeNbrings with him on the present
occasion v4ry carefully selected company,
and the castN last night was quite good
N all its TVrts. Miss Blair is ono
OF the primA iavoritea of the stage
with our play koors No one oouid be bef.
le{ cast to suomi characters as "VirgInia" and
othor Roman darAses than she. They dt nsr
nke agloye. Witt all this there was not very
mrgo house present to welcome back Mr.. .Warde
nna hla company Nor tonight Gdibn the Glad
t.tor IS Underlined But II the house was small
y ~ was most cnthrNlastically demonstrative.
The reception tendetd the star was a veritable
ovation X
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Transoontinental Assoointion.

SAN FRANcIsco, May l2l.-The Trans
continental Association at its meeting to-
day fixed the time within which tickets
may be used by persons attending the
National Conventions. The sale of
9th, and the tickets will be good for the
eastward passage until June 18th, and
30th. The sale OF tickets for ST. Louis
will commence May 26th, and tickets can
be used for the eastern trip until June
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Bkirted by a Rail-

u OF considerable i'm
owners residing on the
nv Is In progress. 1t fs to
the western border of
where the Los Angeles
~ the city on its way to
H1outh as Pico street, and
on. This line Of railway
~ railways leading sror,
Is Temple street, Second
Ninth street and Pico
further south, at Wash
stared that the Los
dlrond Company offers
for q subsidy of
4 ~ 1t will be about two
to Pico street, the prop
Ted to suhscribe %12,500.
up before the West End
ci alton at its next meet
West Side Improvement
4ug tonight. The street
y interested In the matter
3 chance to carry passer-
Ne new line, which will
Il or Santa Monica con
Angeles County Railroad
1ood VIII deliver freight
, st the same rates 1t will
bank, for which special
q It II aloo stated that IL
BE- road Will be built and
odiately, ~ the men on
about 70 huish their work
} line Is to be completed
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1wlcr and Boland rushing towards MIN. He
NV the knife away and then ran In the Op-
lte direction to that taken by his antagonist.
detectives separated and gave chase and
u4r quite run succeeded IN capturing both
vhc flgitives who were handed over 10 OH
n i o. and Gruohs who brought them to the
olive station where Fong was charged with
ith n deadly weapon.
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GATHEI "
The Lights q 8, (.
for Explosions n--Aii Unlocked
dary--Cri1 B West Bouh-
sal Notes.

lady named Mrs. ID ~
son, went to the polIct ~ ,y,,h ber litNe
askeu .ne ass's,ance p xkton yesterday ana
ner husband. sne " lof Cuddy in finding
srom r,,snd alcsmu san 70 l9in that she had come
had not home n m wT mat husband wnom she
she did not y now hie lon Angeles. but he
to acQuaint him OF her ~ tne dcpots anu ~
from County Cork IrolI !oao ene was uhnple
Sd for this city where ival. nrs. priscoii ~
night. Later in the q ana AHlieu on mshy
probably ere this the the ofncers thought
foana her md III /. Conn Driscoli and
four years. r1ous w1te VIII nay r
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ONLY A LsRk.
A Doctor and an Editor Cause . SEN
satiOn. r1

CHIco, May 81. "A. j. Brown, editor
of the Chronicle, was found last night ly@
ing senseless on the floor Of his house by
officers who had been called by pistol
shots. A revolver with four chambers
empty was found in his hand. y He was
apparently struck senseless by "a sand
bag. To-day DIR. q. w. Grape was arrested
and charged with the shooting. He ac-
knowledged the shooting, and both he and
Brown say it was only done for q lark.
The officers think differently, and the
affair is clouded in mystery. They were
both fined for shooting in the city limits,
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The Uount In Troubl.e.

NEW YoRK, May 21.--Count Edward
h. Calcaqui, arrested few days ago for
embezzlement in Boston from q San
Francisco wine firm, was brougtSs to the
Jefferson Market Court this afternoon,
and held to await the arrival Of Rqeton
officers with the necessary reqV | ~
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r..,.rr rchoe..

Frank H. Woodruff 4 Co., and Frank
Woodruff. ifon and steel merchants, as
signed at New York yesterday.
The Tombstone ball club, the cham
pions Of Arizona, were defeated Sunday
by the Albuquerques, ID TO II.
Peter J. Quinn. : bookkeeper ior Chris.
Dixon 4 O4-, copfxnctpra q Pittaburg,
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WAsAsH. Ind, Nay '2l.--fo-;n -
ssssnS.nSs q Ssr.s q ths Donkard q Aisrs.S'
increased i- .nd dTASasissT t2siss lssjEa Ss Ssys
bssn coming Il III az. The
RsN John M it HT''s'ss HsSsIss' n; Il oii' iEs"is'o~6.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-22

Atthe last mseti
visors. they adjouru
County Farm to sele
Poorhouse. At an 81
visors met at Dow
farm, which is s0ut
the San GABRIEL rfy
trudes Rancho.
distant from D
over the farm, WA
and twenty acres.
lining all the dtr
build on the sou1
buildings will be
while they are en- ~
is we'll pleased viii
as 1t is very
covered with
It ID not
expensive q bufldiE
pected to psy for u
and erect a buildip
sale of the County
have sent to = nun1
Of buildings used
apprehend fhnt M
much money fo< n
1t Is in very good 4
fenced. The BcLl
at the ground, - djo