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Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Commercial.
MONEY AND METALS

NEW York, Dec. 1s.-Money on call; easy at 3@4 per cent; prime mercantile paper. 6G6ls per cent. S17. l5s
 LRAo-Firm; domestic. s3.70.
 TIN-Stesdy; straits, S2l.sO.
 SILvKR-Bsr 92 l-l7.
 WOOL.
 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. lS.-Msrket firm and quiet. Eastern Oregon. 2g29c; New Mexican and Colorado, l3g22c.
 Boston, Dec 1S.-Market firm, and nomlnslly unchanged.
 CATTLE AND SHEEP.
 CHICAGO, Dec. lS.-CATTLE-Reoeiot 8. 800; market slow, closing weak; beevts ?. sea ,, l5, siockers and feeders, 7, l06 43. 15: COWS. bulls sud mixed 1,60@3.25; Texas cattle. l.25@3lO.
 SHEEP-Receipts. 4000; market active: natives. 2.75@5.50; western. 3OO@44O; 2.75@ , 90; W eastern, 3.Oo@ 4.4O; ieIas, 2.20m300
 KANSAS CITY, Dec. ls-The Live Tt )ck Indicator reports:
 CATTLE Receiptr ,50O0; shipments, l3O0 B set s.eers slow pnd values steady to.S@ los lower; choice cows steady; common l0c lower; stOckers md feeders steady; good to choice corn fed, 4.45Ey I. S5; common to medium, 2Oel i.35; stcckers and feeders, 2,00dS 30: grass range steers, 204; COWS, l.25@4.sO. SHKEP-Reoeipt 8, 212; shipments, none; market strong; good to choice muttons, 3.75d $50; common to medinm, 2.00G $50. MONEY AND METALS. NEW YORK. Dec. 19--MOney on call; easy at per cent: prime mercantile paper. , and 6 per cent.
 CoPPER-Wesker; lake, December S17.l0.
 LEAD-Firm: domestic 8 75. TIs-Essier; straits, S2l.s0. SILvER-Bar 935s. CATTLE AND SHEEP. CHICAGO, Dec. lS-CAITLE-Receip | II GOO; market lower and weaker; beeves, 5.OO and 5 50; stockers and feeders, 21O and 30; COWS. bulls and mixed 40 and BIO; Texas cattle, IT and 20. SHRsP-Rsceipts5 900: mar ket strong; natives 50 and 5.l0; western 800 and 1 40: Texans, ? 30 and 320. KASsAs CITY. Dec. l9-The Live Stock Indicator reJ orts:
 CArrLv-Receip.s, 6OO0; shipments. | 1900 slow; choice beef steady, common | lower; good to choice corn fed, 50 aud 4S6; common to medium, 3.20 and 4.3O. stockers aud feeders, 00 md BIO; grass rsuge steers, 200 and so; COWS, L.2O and so. SHEEP-Receipts 100; shipments, 620; market steady; good to choice nut tons, 8 75 and 400; common 10 medium 200 snd co.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Wilcox Items.
Southwestern stoekman. ]

Mir. George ". Cheyuey, of Tomb- stone, UOupcilnsn-e!ect of this county, and MT. C. E. Frederick, also of Tomb stone, were ID Wilccx Monday. They had beer to Dos Cabesas 10 examine some r-ining property.
 Messrs. \. J. Wilson and T. J. M Her, both mighty rgmrods-Nimrods. we mean-went on hunt this week tc the east sIde of the Graham mountains, and returned Thursday night with three tine ia. deer and the same number O; equally as fine sntelOpes.
 At the election last sunday for officers for the coming year ot M. E. Sunday School, Wilcox, the ioll wing persons were chosen: Robert Eccles,on. super iutendert; Mrs. Dr. c. Il. Porter, assist ant superintendent; Miss Lizzie Hall. secretsry; Miss Cora Cobb, assistant secretary; Miss Clara Web,r r, treasurer; Miss Gertrude Clark, Orgsnist.
 The Phenix G6zstte statee that Capt. Dutton, of the Government geographic cal survey. vii begin work the first week in January in he Gils and Salt River valleys, and that one quarter Of the Sl0O.O00 Bppropris ed by Congress foi making surveys for the purpose of de- termining the prscticsbility of obtain jog water in the arid region for irrigat ing and other purposes, will be eXpeDd ed in that section, Well, there can b' no objection to part of the money be ing expended in those valleys. but ther are other sections of ArIZOpa thst shoul' not be overlCoEsd and which are les fortunate than the Gala and Salt Rive valley country in that they have no natu rsl water courses and living streams The Salt River valley is today the mos prosperous and progressive section o Arizona, and We delight in her prosperI ty. It has the Territorial Norm Il ScbCo and Insane Asylum, and PheniI Is nov reaching out Tor the capitol (snd V hope sha will get ii) but she should rI want the earth. Come, PheDicI''s' give the rest of us a shoH.l
 Cattle on all the ranges r this sec tion are holding theIr own ana mOis !. too. There hes been 70 resii! colu weather, apd the uDpresedented rams o' the past six weeks. vile they have nc' benefitsd feed ir all localiiies, hay made an abun5snce oi water m secsiOrf' where grass had not previously beer orpz.d thjs yesr. There are now hun dreds of fat steers on our ranges, lou buyers are slow in making their appear ance.
 Mr. T. D. Morris came in from th, Silver Leaf mine on Saturday last bringing with him some very rict specimens of g'ld rock. The owner' oi thIs mine believe that they are ID possession of big boEauz4. and Vt hope they gre. 't is probe lle ibst they will soon put up mill @, tho mine >-~-
 Between 800 or 6OO head of the lRirh- ards cattle, which John F. Graz hss taken on sbsres. were driven to the rspge of the latter this week.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our csiizeDs tbs for years We have been selling Dr. kinas New Discovery for Consumption. Kings New Life Pills. Bucklen's AI1 Salye and Electric Bi'ters, sn never handled remedies that se
 or that have gwen such universt s,is- isc iop. We do not hesitate to fsn- tee them every tIne and we stsr ady 10 refund the purchase price. IL, lac tory results do not follow hse These remedies have won 1. ssi popularity purely on their n ko. Martin, Druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Their Rnsiness Booming.

Probably DO one thing has caused such a general revival of trade st Geo. Martins Drug Store ss their giving away to theIr customers of so many free trial bottles of Dr. Kings New Disco very for consumption. Their trade IS simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never dissppoints. Coughs, Oolds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured You can test 1t before buying by getting a trail bottle free, large size s1. Every boftle warranted.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
The Country is Safe.

The Grandmother has sent 6 very good rain and fer the summer season has sent fresh Armor's Kansas City pigs feet. family rickled pork. sugar cured ham. breakfast bacon and lard. She has sent another Swiss cheese weigh irZ 20 pounds and also 8 carload of or 1euser-Busch lager beer. Prices req
 nsble. Warum Dsrum.
 --.. JosKPH DuRs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Commercial.
MONEY AND METALS,

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-Money on call; easy at l F and ? per cent prime mer- osntile paper, , and 6l per cent.
 CoPPER-Nominal, futures easy; lake, December I72l.
 LEAD-Q lite and firm; domestic, 3.SO. TIN-Dull but steady; straits, Sl5S so. SILvEK-Bar, 92 3-S.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
APPLICATION FOiPATENT
U, <. Land Onice, Tucson Arizona

N otica is hereby given, that the Silver Q1eeu | ~ Mining Company, whu-e pCs'-oliice sdfr-e- m Tucson. Arizona, ta@ this Gay fled is a9Flica tio1 fo- patent for lJu1 liu7gr feet ut the Si- y-r On en MIns or ven beur ng gold ard .- yer, with -u face IOgud S-i, Get m width, and situated iB ArlvHca MIutug Ulstric- l'i-1a to1p7 ty Rr.ZoTaavd dC-igr gt@d by the teld notes Siiu Oificiai plat hle il th office as lnt No, S' m said MlnIrg i-trict, sad LOt NJ, JH hf-lIS Ie-- crIbet us follows. to- wit:
 Bariunin. at tbe iuiIisl MOnU@ent. n the soutlwest-r y end Of the Claim, when Is also th-n,rthea..erly cruteroi ls'ip'ef p,i Gl.th e-' Cla'u, at al inch heck v fost hiarAed .-. o or, H, C, \ M, w 'ss sS s. l0m West 27l. fec. to inc K W. corner el Ia n. t. a \ tnch hack. nes fs, h.Ne. 1, p deg Isu,, Fsst ies.i fee toa pire Fost iie.st long, E'd marked ''S. c. NJ C. ibssc ~ South, s2 d.g. iOm Fasi. 2sSs feet to the rerssr line of the Claim, tO Post lpinel e, .et long and marked 's- Q. Nj. c, NV, Cen. Ihsnce south. g deg. 1orn, East geo feet to c. C, \. F.. Cor No. V.;'
 Thence South. il dss. Ism West. f5OO feet, to a4 \ inch Post, (, foe, lgns. and marked -S, ana thence Nor,h. g deg iOm West 300 feet Co the lace of beginnins. containing la sO acres. From the S1uthwestcOrner "f this Claim, (P0st No. | the United States Mineral Monument No. III. Ariyaca M'uiug District. bcsrs South = deg 3Osu. Wsst, iiO1 feet c'stunf,
 Any and all persC-s claiming adversely the mihln- Efouhus Nein. iol of pr ui-e-. 'r any portion thereof ~o described. end applied for ase hereby nctih ad that uuless ther Hdverse claims are duly hlet in my offer within sixty days from the dsta of the first publication of thIs notice. .hey will be barred. m Nirtue of the S atute in such case made a-d provided. Lat at Tucson. Arizoza Decenbar ltJh t,-2,
 A. ID. DUFF
 kfgi-t1r. Ordered that the foregoing notice b, publl-hsd n She Arizona tITlZ Y. weekly newspaper 3ubl'shed af Tucsrn. Pima County. AT zona- which Is de-iguEt ed Gs the news pat CT published nearest said Claim, for nine weeks ten inser- tiOns.
 a. b. DUFF
 Register
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF TIE BOArD OF SuPERvIsORs.
 PIMA cOJNTY ARIZONA

OFFICE OF TIE BOAFD OF SrPERvIsORs.
 PIMA COJNIY ARIZONA
 December ls, lSss. Proposals will be rect wed by the boaId of supervisors Ut then Cfiice until 10 o'clock. a. m.. on the 26ih day Of Deem Der. 1888. fos county sup plies for the year commencing January l, 1889.
 BOARD OF PRISONERS.
 lst. For board ot-prisoners confined in the county jail at Tucson, two meals Of good aud substantial food, a stated price per day for each prisoner. 2nd. For the board of prisoners con fined In the sub jail at Nogales, two meals per day of good and substantial food, a sts.e ed price per day for each prisoner. MEALS FOR JURORS AND ELECTION BOARD. 3rd. For meals furnished jurors a stated price per meal when served at the court h0use; also when served at bidders place of business; also a stated price per msal for members of the board of cleo tion.
 CARE or INDECENT SICK.
 lst. For hospital accomOdstions and m d dicire for indigent ii k a stated price per day per patient.
 Z0l. Y or htulc-uN toI HUI kcuN rlch oA the county not requiring treatment ID hospital. including prisoners confined ID county jail, s stated price per month. 3rd. For accommodations for the county poor, 6 stated price per day.
 BURYISG INDECENT DEAD. 1s,. For buryiug Indigent dead from hospital and from Tucson separately in- cluding coffin, a stated price per case. Pod. For plain coffius to be furnished upon order of the board of Supervisors, Q stated price per number. pr7aan h@ 2 1ssASE.
 For conveying insane persons to the asylum ct Phoenix, a stated price per person.
 All payments to be made by warrants drawn on the treasurer quarter-Rnnually Bonds will be required of the parties to whom contracts are awarded for their faithful performance.
 The Board reserves the right to reject 6ny and all bids offered.
 NJ. s. SNYDER,
 Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
STOCKS AND BONDS.

BcsTon, Dec. 22-Olosing prices of AtchisOn x Topeka first 7s. l20; ditto land grant Is, l5l ditto railway, 5S 3-4; Burlington < QuIncy, 9l 9; Mexican Gen. trsl, common. l2 7-S; dIito bond scrlr, blank; ditto first mort age bonds, 655s; San Diego lands, 3ll5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

A th. s,a of three months a rash (which after V ards pruved to bc eczema or salt riieiul made it's app -arance on my face phy-.cian WIS called lie eaid teething vas the cause; he prpscrihed some cooling medicine, but The cores @prpad Co my ears and hsad. An ther M, " yns clllei. Re prOfesSed to know all about me. case. called it kings Evil and prescribed gunpoadc-, brimstOue and lard mix. into q -alve; bu- the d- aSe cOntluued, They c1iId moi do anything Wi'h lt. fuCthcr pr'-criht.t borax, water. and flour; ans ther hnseed uoul- tices. None of them did mo any good a. an, but made me Voree. The disease coltiEn'd un- abated; it spread to my arm- and legs tll | va, l.id up entirely. and from cont nualiy Fl ilns on the floor on pillow my limbs ccntrlcted SO that I lost an control of tiyu, and was utterly helpless. My mothe- would have to h. me out and into be,l. | could get aruund tre house on my haiid- and feet, but l could
 clnthe- on at all and ha Co w'-ru -Drt ot drt.-- ing gown. Ny hair had all matted down or tall- en sif and my head face and esrs were uu', sctp' and l hal Co hay. towel on my head all ,Is ,Ie time in the summer Go keen thc li oh Wy parents consulted a prominent phy-ieian and -rrraon her. in Chicago lthc other physicians before mentioned wrrrof LUn,is- ani Hamilton Caraitl. He said hr could d. no hlrc Tor me He wanted Co cut th- -i gvs ,f my lc-'-. so Una, l cuuid walk: but | yyould not ler Hlu. Tor !. , did .at l-ttl- 1 woui have no e utrul oi th.in The di ,.,e continued in K m nner until l was st ytItecu ycsr- old and one d.iy i1 January Islq I rr ad au count In tL~ rilunr, ot your Gun -tEs HErEu E-. lt de-crlt.t Wy ease -o exar'Iy Iy th1r th. .ulsi'. Gs last r-sort. Co give them a trlal.
 When tir-t applied them l va- all raw and bisa-iins from -ctatchiug ms-.f. bat went aSl5e Alrru-t irmOiIaiely, sonctninr had not done for ye-r- the effect Was so soothing. In aIn,lt two vetk- | c0uli stand rai-ilt but moi vss,lk. was SD wead bat my sprJ-- were nearly ~rll A near G@ can iud.s tIe 'UIic URA i.EvErIHs cured We m nhlut six to eight week- anal up Co this dttr le from Jonnary lssg to i-uUs.r.-. i--7.I hasr not been sick m any y-,sv. or nave had thr lc1-t signs Of tet
 W J. MCDONALD.
 s5ss. Dearborn St.. CLi,usr, Ill.,. Ju-e So, 's'. Sold everywhers: Price tUuCUEN, T0c SoNP, 2c :REsOLvESr. St PueGarrl hy the POTTER DRrG NNp CHEnIC tL tO. Bo-fnu. Na--.
 fs7-send for How Co Cure ckIn Diseases.' pDIPLES, hlack..heads red Tops1 , chgpPed SoRp
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Lewis WOlhey

Surveyor and Civil Engineer: Spec isl attention given to mines and irrigs- tion canals. Office at Arctic Toe %. Tucson, 4. 2, n.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
OteI Arrival

At the San Xsver.z weston. Tex; R. F, Epbrism, Nogsle ing; A. L. Trippe
 At the Cosm9 son, DudleyvilI a Grsnde: JobS ssulsbury sI thsge, Mo
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

N0rE-rr~ss-- .i-s-i-.- rl1l-s- 2-,-ez z-. zss entitled r1 r--1rll1-ll urtz-z. For tIlb El--- lr any ,urlra- .uiar-uaruu ts-I-=ti. W-l-a .-al D. rr.s rus. .a-r- r.Er- iy -rlf u- yfs-- --c Hl-- -r-l1- uau-rT. ~gr--t and s1-I bee .1rr rsnr.t --Clr1l nalA isliv ry ,sr.I be- a--lras.f rF rr -ncru-su< lza envelope dearIn< vu-r 'rlL ll.l-s-- S~ut POSTAL NsEs- EEurssz uar=F Ort@rs of S-1 fork kErnanz= ca alsrg -ttsr. Clr-s1cg bg kLl-sss .a- our -Eu-l--zi adlre-z=-i
 "a n uNUFHr~-
 N-s Orleans, La. or M A DsTFWTS
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
IT STOPS THE PAIN

Aching Au=ci-s, Back, Hips, and ANSidss. and all Pain. Inflammation and
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Ayers Hair Vigor,
Sold by Drurgisis and Perflmers

PERFECT SAFETY, prompt action, and wonderful curative properties, easily place Ayers Pills at the head of the list of popular remedies for Sick and Nerv- ous Headaches, Constipation, and all ail- ments originating in a dis0rdered Liver. I have been a great sufferer from Headache. and Ayers CathaTtic Pills are the only medicine that has ever given me relief. One dose Of these Pills yiy quickly move my bowels. and free mv head from pain. William L. Page, Richmond, Va. tf
 Ayers Pills,
 Prepared by DT. ]. C. Aver & O.. LoweH, Mass-
 Sold by al D-aleFs in Medicine.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
HOW | SUFFERED

Seventeen years from Skin Disease. Could not walk or dress myself. A mass of disease from head to foot. Cured in eight weeks by the Cuticu- ra Remedies.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29

We tie underSicnsst RsuSs a-d hars s--s VII pay all PriEes drawn m lh- Laua-l arz -<A-s Jotterias vhIc- u-sE be p-sse1-lt .- car cslz- tsrs.
 RIM wALMSLF,N -Ffes- Gsai-ilaaa Nazl fsz q. LANkIN. Pres. state Ns-toast E.eA A. BA LDNIN frv>. NsW siri-kn- Ns-'i iEk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING AT TAI AcaDE-tE or MlsIc. NEx Oz-EsS-l
 TUESDAY,. Jar- t5. E,--
 calital Prize. $500 900

Ioo,o Tickets a- Twc--v DeLEs each. Halves, Slo CuE-s-S S. Teuths, s Twen-ierhs, SI-
 Nr-r av FElEaz-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
For Toilet Use.


 Ayers Hair Visor keeps the hair soft and pliant, i,nrarts to it the lus;re and freshness of v7uth, causes it Co grow luSuriantly, oaiilatcs DaudrGff, cures all scalp diseases, and is the most clean ly Of all hair preparations.
 hyER'c Hair Vigor has given me HtE1 . perfect satisfaction. was nearly bald for sir years, during which time used 1GcIy hair F'- pGrHtiluS. but without success. Indeed. what little hair l had Sas growing thinner, until l tried Ayer's Hair Eiglr. l used two bottles of tho Ni---, and my head is now well covered with e new growth Of hair. -Judson E. Chapel, Peabody, Mass. uhIP that has become weak. gra;,, uftsn and faded, may have ney, me ns and color restored to it hy the sS oi Ayers Hair Vigor. ssMy hai- vas thin, faded, and dry, and fell .at m large quantities. Ayers HaY . ls9r stoppssu the falling. and resto~ii my LaiT to h its 6ai- tbis ,,rsna-.fion has no equal. - Mar N Bar,liond, Saltwater, Minn. VGQR, . ,.ssa sas oi sffs'E; sss hair in nss sas l.. ,,--Served for an indefinite period by ,IS use of Ayers Hair Nigor. .'A X dis sse of the scalp caused uy hair to be- come harsh and dry. and 10 fall out freely. Nothing | tried seemed to do me any good until I commenced using Ayers Hair Nigor. Three bottles of this preparation restored my hair to a healthy condition, and it is now soft and piiant. My scalp is cured, and it Is also free from dandruG. Mrs. E. R. Foss, Milwaukee, Wis.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-12-29
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

CHICAGO, Dec. 22-CAIrLE-Reeeipts. 2500: market slow but steady; beeves, 450 and 490, steers 300 and 10; stock CTS and feeOers, 90 and 325, COWS, bulls and mixed l.50 and 2.S5; Texas cat tie, leo and 290.
 SHEsP-Receipts 2J00; market steady natives. ? 75 and 4S0; western, 400 and 1 GO; Texans. 2.05 and 3 90.
 KASeAs CITY, Dec. 22-The Live Stock Indicator reports:
 CATTLE - Receipts, 700; shipments, none; Supply light, market strong ard 1teady; gcod iO cholce corn fed. 4.J0 and i90; common .o medium. 3.2O and 40; stockers and feeders 2 100 snd 3 B; grass range steers. 200 and ? 80; COWS 25 and 2S5.
 SHEEP Receipts 75O; shipments. none; market Wet k ard q shade lower; good to choice mn tons 375 and co; common to medium, 30 and $40.
 Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
 The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Te.ter, Chspped Hands, Cbibisins. CorBs, aud all Skin Erup- tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. lt Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prico 9 cents per box.
 For sale ly Geo. Martin.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-14
Old Anaheim OH TOP.

Mr.. A. HI. Denker met a HERALD re
porter in the street yesterday, and statet
that he had recently been down at Ana
helm, where he found things lively in
deed. Said Mr.. Denker:
"I have sold lots this week in the towr
of Anaheim to the value of 5000.
started off to-day with the deeds and goi
to the depot just in time to see the trair
vanish down Alameda street. will GO
down town and close it up"
"Did you get good prices?" asked the
reporter.
81 got better prices than l ever had
hoped for-more than was asking last
winter" replied the lucky seller. 81 gol
$500 for forty feet on Los Angeles street
some 400 feet north of Center street. ]
sold lots up near the school for from $3.50
to $500. Anaheim is all right"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-14

The invincible Democracy OF Los An
geles will signalize itself this evening by
one of the grandest demonstrations eve,
witnessed in this city. Whilst the mo-
tive of the demonstration is the welcome
home of Lieutenant Governor Stephen
NJ. White, who SO distinguished him
self and honored Los Angeles in the
Democratic National Convention
it will magnify itself into 6
grand pageant in which no
only the local clubs, but organizations
throughout the county will be conspicu
Gus. After the city has been made luric
by monster torchlight procession, &
mass meeting will be held at which the
great principles Of the Democratic part.
will be ably and eloquently discussed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-14

THE Republican party has lost the
Hon. Calvin Edgerton, one of its most
able and eloquent orators. That gentle
man has gone over to The Democracy be.
cause of the attitude Of the G. o. p. or
the tariff question. A party which has
deliberately adopted the policy of robbine
the people by taxation in order to sub
sidize monopolies and enrich a favored
class will find itself deserted by thinking
and patriotic men who believe in the
principles of equal rights upon which oul
system was founded by the Fathers o.
the Republic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-14

PREPARATIONS for the great Democratic
rally tonight are proceeding with the
utmost dispatch, and they will be of the
most efficient nature. Seats for fully
fifteen hundred people are provided, and
they are placed in such wise as to afford
absolute protection from the winds tc
those who occupy them. Ladies who
may desire to participate in this grea
demonstration need have no hesitation
in turning out. They will find plenty o
comfortable and we'll sheltered seats OF
the spot. There will be good music
vocal and instrumental. and there viii
be ringing speeches by several orators.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-14

THE Atchison, Topeka and Santa FL
railroad Company desire to secure a Bit
OF land in this city, which if donated to
them would be used as the hospital OF
the road for the Pacific section. It is pro-
posed to erect on the ground building
costing $50, 900 and supplied with all the
appliances OF great hospital. There
seems no doubt that it would be in the
direct line of good public policy to see that
the lot is secured at once. Outside towns
stand ready to secure the prize at this
trifing expense, but the road prefers to
place this institution in this city. Will
our Board of Trade take the matter up
promptly and with energy, secure the
piece Of ground, present deed to it to
the corporation in question and thus give
our city the many and great advantages
to accrue by the presence Of this hospital
here?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-14

THERE is solid stuff in M. Floquet, the
Prime Minister of France. Yesterday
morning he fought duel with General
Boulanger, and pinked his man. In the
afternoon he delivered an Grafton in the
Place de Carrousel on the occasion Of
unveiling statue. Floquet is man oi
peace and distinguished writer. But
in his hand the pen and sword are
equally mighty,