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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-11-30
ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate !

By virtue of ON order Of the Orphans Court Of
the county Of Columbia, the undersigned adminis-
TRAITOR Of the estate of Reuben Bogart, deceased,
win ofrer at public sale upon the premises in the
township of Hemlock In said county Of Columbia,
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
| " EuAnTuD

Notice is hereby given that an application will
be made TO the Governor OF pennsylvania on the
fourteenth Day OF December a. D 1888 wM
7 Writ NJ BOYD II Campbell, J II
Maize and James Corcoran, citizens OF the
state OF pennsylvania, under the Act OF Assembly
vide for the Incorporation and regulation OF Ger.
tain corporations" and the supplements thereto,
for the charter OF an intended corporation to be
called ''lhe Manor Rest Inn Company" The said
corporation Is formed for the purpose OF establish
Ing and maintaining an hotel, TO be located at
Jameson City, Columbia county, said state and
for this purpose TO have possess, and enjoy all the
n hts benefits and privileges OF said Act OF
Assembly and supplements thereto. -
A. l.. FRITZ,
q. E. ELWELL.
Nov. 81 1889. solicitors.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

ESTATE OF ISAAC oREyELIsG DECEASED, LATE or
SCOTT TOWNSHIP
The undersigned auditor appointed by the Or
phans' Court OF Columbia county Pa, 10 distribute
balance In the hands OF @ M Creyelng, Executor,
win sit at his once In BoomsbuTg on Friday Dec.
7th 1855 at 10 O'Clock q. m 10 perform the duties
OF his appointment, when and where all parties
having claims against said estate must appear and
prove them or be debarred from any share In said
fund. -
L 4. WALLER
Nov sw auditor
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We are agents for DR.. Julius
Kings Combination Spectacles.
They are composed of a combi-
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

The Board Of Directors of this company have
called special meeting OF It's stockholders TO be
held at my Office, the general office OF the com
pany, In Boomsburg, on saturday, January 81,
A. ID. 1882, at and between the hours OF two (2)
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TRIAL LIST FOR DECEMBER TERM

W. A. M. Grier VS. James McAlarney Ex. ct al.
Joseph Clewell Admr. VS.. Abigail Weaver ct al
Cnas. W. McKelvy ct al. VS.. Chas. B. Brockway
ct al.
A. b. Stewart Vs. McKelvy Brink.
Daniel +. Seybert vs. Gideon g. HoSer.
Rohr McIenry's use vs.. K. J. McHenrys Admx.
JAS. g. Lewar's A Anr. ct al. vs. Isabella Weaver.
NJ. A. Markell vs. Borough of Berwick.
Alfred Irwin vs. b & $. II. X. Co.
VIM. E. Tubbs ct al. vs.. Freeman McAfee.
Allen b. Croop vs.. H. B. Low.
ID. H. Sponenberg vs. George X. Hess
william Brtce 4 o. VS.. Mrs. Il. lIaffy.
Charles w. Cole VS.. Ezekiel Cole.
NJ. L. McHenry vs.. Joseph Tinsley ct al.
j b. Wilson VS.. l. 4. Patterson.
Irwin Bros. VS.. James Hagerty ct ux.
w. +. Bodine vs. Columbia county.
Alice Kline VS. VIM. Whitenights EXT
Francis Gottshall vs.. jeremiah Reeder
L. II. Lee & Bro. VS.. Silas Hoofnagle.
Mrs. Catharine Cain vs. L. A. Riley & Co.
william Ewing use VS.. Henry Klein.
Alex. Campbell vs.. VIM. Robbins Const.
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Quay's Virginia Scheme.

GOVERNOR LEE SAYS 1T WILL FAIL BE-
CAUSE THE voTEs ARE AGAINST 1T.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate!

The undersigned executor OF Franklin Rhodes,
late OF Beaver township, Columbia county, de-
ceased, Will expose public sale on the premises
m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Haiiroad Notes aud Personals.

The new Santa Fe timetable will
90 into effect oday.
MIR. AZ. Miamson Denny, OF the
Santa Ee route, returned TO this city
yesterday morning from San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. J. L. Truslow, the general
ager.t of the Santa te route at Sal ia
Barbara, returned to that place yesier-
day morning after short visit TO this
city.
Mr.. William Hood, Chief Engi-
neer, and Colonel J. II. Strohridge.
General Superintendent OF The South
ern Pacific Company, arrived IN this
city Friday night and left for Sah
Francisco , esterday morning.
The second Pullman buffet excur-
sion from Roche-ter, N. Y, under
the able management of Mr.. q. q
Culver, will arrive in that city to-
morrow. Mr.. Culver has made
arrangements to run q vestibnle train
FROM the East some time in February.
Mr.. Joe Banning very lately sent
Mr.. J. A. Muir, Assistant Division
Superintendent of the Southern Pa
cific Company a very handsome
walking stick. 1t has an oxidized
silver handle, the silver being
moulded on the stick, SO that the for
u,ation OF the knots are distinctly per-
ceptible through it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
MOUNT OLYMPUS.
The Recent Rain storm I'm Tint
Vicinity.

tlchhAtIs
EDITORS HERALD: The rain be-
gan at Mount Olympus, three miles
west of Cahuenga Pass and at the
head of Laurel Canon at 8 O'Clock
Wednesday evening, and continued
until yesterday evening the same
hour. The fall at the first place OF
measurement was 3A inches; at the
foot Of canon, and near by, 8 inches
in the pass, inches. These differ
ences are owing to a number OF
causes. The clouds stand still on
the summit, but in the passes, at
times, the wind crowds them to-
gether SO that condensation is great or.
M. Gritf put in blast on the north
side of Mount Olympus, where there
was little seepage of water, and de-
veloped fine, rich stream. 1t is on
the confines OF three geological forma-
tions, the sandstone, conglomerates,
the syenite and the petroleum bearing
shales.
The highest altitude OF measure
ment was 1900 feet, the lowest 500.
McGriff has planted a large number
OF Eucalyptus on the north slope,
where the sage brush has been
cleared off, and they have made a
most remarkable gro With. This shows
the superiority OF the north slopes for
any agriculture. There are rails
enough on the ground TO stack the big
mound on the Lick tract, 30 that the
lumber for the hotel can be moved by
car load from Ballona as soon as the
connections are made. This net wo, k
Of rail way is so arranged as to de-
veiop the resources Of this county to
an extent little thought of year ago.
+. M. SHAW.
nnna..a l.or % 1907
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
pcvsoual Ment1O M

State Senator H. G. Bayne, OF Co.
lusa. is visiting Los Angeles.
N. B. Stone returned to San Fran
cisco yesterday.
Comptroller J. 2. Dunn is WISHING
Los Angeles.
g. +. Griffith went to San Francisco
yesterday afternoon.
K.F. Wirtner. a prominent cltizen
of Flagstaff, Arizona, is visiting the
city.
FIJI. Gasconay, formerly OF the
San Francisco Post, went north yes
terday. ,
Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, of the United
States District Court, is visiting Los
Angeles.
Col. ]. NJ. Moorehead left yesterday
on tho steamer Santa Rosa for san
Francisco.
J. M. Donahue. president OF the
North Pacific road, left yesterday ior
San Francisco.
Bricadier- General w. III. Dimond
and party will spend New Years day
ct Santa Monica.
Mrs. A. Griffith, princinal OF the
Golden Gate School, San Francisco,
will start for home to-day.
Mrs. Ida Hancock left yesterday for
San Francisco with her two sons
where they will attend school.
George Flournoy, one of the coun-
sci in the famous Sharon divorce case.
in San Francisco, is visiting the city.
Mr.. J. Fl. Dye, superintendent for
the Institute for the Blind OF the
State OF Arkansas. is in the city vis-
iting his friend Major w. r. Burke.
George H. Mitchell, M. D., late
health officer of Phoenix. A. T., for
merly OF New York city, together
With his family has arrived in our
city and intends a permanent resi-.
dence here, having taken quarters at
the Montrose, 366 South Main street,
corner of Fourth street.
DIR. E. Nj. Griffith, who has recently
come to Los Angeles from Shanghal,
China, where he had charge OF iSt.
Luke's Hospital, has made up his
mind to stay in Los Angeles, and has
engaged Offices in Captain fhom, g
block on Main and Third street, which
is as vet unfinished, although in course
of construction for many months.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
December so, 1887.
HESPEKIA.
A Colony for New settlers to
Look at.

A Colony for New settlers 10
Look at.
This issue of the HERALD contains
a full page advertisement of a new
colony which all new settlers, and all
others seeking for homes Or invest
ments, should carefully look into
that is Hesperia. The announce
ment referred to will give more in
formation on this head, ami will di-
rect the public to the Office OF the
company, where full details may be
had. There is DO doubt of the excel
lence Of the soil, the abundance Of
water, the perfect character of the eli.
mate at this new colony. 1t will
prove as great a success as the othei
colonies heretofore founded in this
section, and those who buy property
at the low prices now ruling there
will take out ten, yes, and one hun
dred fold profits by and-by. The Off
GERS of the Company are Hon. H. w
Magee, President; G. A. Barnes
Vice President and General Manager
Hon. A. Fl. Lawrence, Secretary
University Bank, Los Angeles, Treas
urer. The. Directors are Hon. II w
Magee, President; Hon. A. Fl. Law
renee, Iowa; G. A. Barnes, New
York; S. A. Fleming. New YORK; 6
W. Perkins, Los Angeles; +. N
Myers, Monrovia; G. A. Smith, Lo'
Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
GENERAL FREMONT.
He Will Make Los Angeles County
HIS Home.

A few days ago one OF the morning
papers stated that General Fremont
had come to Los Angeles merely to
spend the winter. The HERALD said
that he had come here to make it his
home, and, as usual, the Herald,
was right, as the following letter will
show:
Los ANGELES, December 81, 1887.
To the President and Directors of Re-
dondo Beech Company:
GENTLEMEN-l received on Christ
mas morning the copy Of a resolution
adopted by you on the 14th OF the
present month. The generous offer
which it brought, and which harmon
lied so fitly with the day of good will,
gave me rare aud sincere pleasure.
Coming to Los Angeles as have done
TO make here home for my family,
in its health-giving climate, it was II
most agreeable surprise to be met on
the threshold with an offer that gave
the assurance of q hearty welcome.
Your christmas gilt" is most CRATE
fully received.
take great pleasure in accepting
your gift of q place by the aide for
summer residence, and thank you
for yonr evidence Of friendly regard
and welcome.
I have been sincerely gratifed
With an offer which l accep-
ted, from the Centinela Land
Company OF homestead at
Inglewood, and have decided to make
there my permanent home. 1t is
more than forty years since | came
down from the winter of the noun
tains into the land of sunshine and
flowers, and resolved then to make
here home. But until now / have
failed to carry out fully my intentions.
This time / have definitely planted
my stakes and will remain here and
take par in the new development OF
Southern California.
Yours truly, john G. FREMONT.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
East San Gabriel

Last year Messrs. John P. Sanborn,
w. l.. Dennis and others lnnde large
purchases OF real estate in the San
Gabriel Valley. These lands EN-
brace great deal of the cream Of that
section whose at'ractiveness has been
told SC often and sung so enthusiastic
cally that the story has become as
household words in all parts OF the
East. Water is being developed, and
these lands are now being put on the
market in small parcels. Great i'm
provements are the order of the day
therea bouts, and q big boom is right
ut the door. The coming spring will
see great changes made thereabouts
and in the sweet bye and bye a man
who would live in this charming
neighhorhood vill have TO cover his
lot with silver dollars to buy it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Crimsnal Notes.

Peter Cronis. was arrested on Spring
street, for battery, by officers Nc
Grath and Fitzpatrick.
The case Of Kate Harrity, for dis.
turbing the peace, was continued Till
Tuesday, January 18th, at 10 A. NJ.
Ed, Haines and G. Inquire were ar
rested last night on Spring street by
officers Grubbs and Spencer, for in
.dulging in a boxing match.
A lady was passing the Nadeau
last night when 9 man snatched a
diamond earring from her ear, at the
same time lacerating the ear. No
arrest was made.
Justice Austin yesterday received a
letter from Tobe Wilson, who is doing
ninety days in the county jail for va
urancv. lobe stated that it was a
long time since he had spent a new
wear out Of Jail, and this year he
would promise faithfully to turn over
= new leaf and begin different life if
His Honor would grant him pardon.
Officer Auble last night arrested 8.
Sargent. No. 2O6 Alameda street, fol
receiving stolen property. Mr.. Ken
nedy had a coat stolen from the Ma.
deau a few days ago which was found
in Grecngart's store. Greengart re-
fused to give the officer the coat and
woul | give no inf ,rmation as to whom
he brought-it from.
Rebecca Mcdonald was yesterday
before Justice Austin on a charge Of
wandering. She pleaded not guilty,
and stated that her mother often got
drunk and drove her out OF the house,
and she had been living with her SIS
ter for the past two weeks. She also
dated that she was willing TO return
and live with her mother, but did not
want TO be called hard names which
she did not deserve. His Honor told
her to appear before him on Friday,
January 9th, at 3 Pm.
r. Edwards was arrested Yesterday
afternoon by Constable Del Vale on
Tns Angeles street. Edwards was
int mt leaving the store Of Hellman &
Haas and when searched at the Coun-
- iail his pockets presented the aP
y ssy:essrance Of those Of Santa Claus. He
6sd : pair 81 shoes, pair OF stockings,
: 81 Il socks. taFo knives, one can
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
NEWS NOTES.

Transfers Of real estate during pe-
oember amounted to 81, 7,O75,544'
Tomorrow will be genera! holiday.
and ali the banks, courts and business
houses will be cloeed.
The receipts iIfshe County Iiera.s !.
office for December were the iarses'
Of the year, being over s2ooo.
The CITY Council will meet ON Tues
aov n,orn;ne st 10 O'Clock, when the
deferred election OF officers VIII take
place. IL,
transfers OF real estate yesterday
.r,ounted to Sa39, ,255, and we're l2o
in number. OF these, 22 were ior a
nominal consideration.
The Young people of the l; .. y, I: l:
Society held watch meetins ias, a
evening, and while Watching the on
wear pass away they had literary eX-
ercises. am.
The records OF the case of nllie
Scott vs. Wells, Fargo & Company.
which was ordered transferred from
the Los Angeles County superior
Court to the United States oircui'
Court. was iiled yesterday.
The following persons were yesterr-
dav licensed to we'd: SCHUYLER Z,
Merrick to Clara r. Ingrem. william
Roosum to Kate Foss, Elmer u.
Campbell to Katie Henehan. James
J. French to +. 4. Brown, FRANK "
Pitt to Lizzie Ellis.
Yesterday one of the teams OF the
Southern California Transfer Com
nany ran away near the corner OF sec
ond street and Bunker Hill avenue
The driver was thrown from ms sea-
and had one leg broken. he was
taken to the county hospital for treat
ment.
The grand sacred concert to oa
siyen at the Opera House sunday
evening, the 9Th inst, by the Unity
Choral Society promises to be the
musical event of the season thus iaf
For three months forty v ices have
been under most efficient training fol
the occasion, and celebrities IRON
abroad and the very best home talent
instrumental and vocal, have oeef
engaged for it.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
burbank

The new town of Burbank ON the
Providencia is forging ahead in so
vigorous a manner that she bids fair
to keep ahead of the most phenomens
grow tn OF this section. There is every
element at Burbank out of which to
build up fourishing community. A
fine valley lies for many miles around
it. The water supply is ample.
The climate is excellent,
and those who own the property are
putting a great deal OF money in per-
manent and iudicious improvements.
Those who purchased at Burbank
last Spring found their Investments
we're wisely made. Those who buy
now will be quite as well pleased
with themselves in year from now.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Feiifranl a. AcaffOidtmg.

A very sad accident occurred yes
terday afternoon about 4:30 O'Clock.
Samuel David, a mechanic, was en-
ployel on the new Panorama, a
building about forty-seven feet from
the ground, on scatfoldins;, and as
he was about to change u board
around he fell to the ground end was
instantly killed. DR.. Mitchell was
summoned, but he could not be re-
vived. Deceased leaves "a aged
mother in New Orleans and a brother
in Galveston, Texas. He was taken
to the rooms of Orr & Sutch, where
Coroner Meredith held an inquest.
The jury rendered a verdict that de-
ceased came to his death by itjurit s
received by accidentally falling from
the roof 10 the e ound of q building
known as the "S ege OF Paris"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Presentation.

Yesterday the numerous employees
in W. G. Furrey's tin shop presented
the foreman of that institution, M. II F..
Mcnamara, with a handsome gold
watch and chain as q token OF their
regard for him. He was taken totally
by surprise and hardly knew how to
reply. He has made hosts OF friends
and is very popular with those he
directs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
The sprph.m,s a,onc.

Numerous donations were made to
the President OF the Orphans Home
by the several merchants Of the city
and friends of the home for the Christ
mas entertainment and comfort Of the
little ones, as well as some cash sub
scriptions. The child en- were de-
lighted with their sweetmeats, toys
and other presents, and the home was
full of more JOY than they had exper-
fenced for many days.
J.. NJ. Steward made the largest do.
nation OF merchandise, giving TO each
OF the eighty children pair OF stock
ings and handkerchief. A full list
of the contributors will be carefully
k.pt on the donation book at The
home, as il is too lyrg for publication.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
&SEen AIDED.

The HERALD Office received very
pleasant serenade early this morning
from Messrs. Oscar Huber, Paul
Riecker, Robert e. McGregor, J.
Brenner, II. HaWthorne and John
Sch umacher, all of whom have
enough music in their voices to cast a
charm over the new year. The
HERALD heartily wishes each aud
every one of them Happy New
YearD
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
No. of Folios

Total for 1856: Fees, $47 ,584.30 ;
fohos, l20 .632.
BY act of The last LegiS lature taking
effect May 6, 1887, the fees were re-
duced about one-third, so that the
increase in business is not fairly
shown by the fees subsequent to that
date.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
A LOst Pin.

Mr. Alexander I. Patton, of the
firm OF Patton g. Glassell and a well
known society gentleman, Friday
night lost very handsome diamond
sea f-nin and Is now anxious TO find
if, and will pay liberal reward
to have it returned to him. 1t was III
the form of daisy with the stone set
in the center of the leaf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Santa re sps,mg>.

For sale. the Murray Tract ct LOO acrss
adjoining this forisl.lps .Iva on the
north. A railroad wiz b. ~ operation
With 60 days, Bringing Santa re -pvin 6
with Y 50 iniha.es OK thr city. vii; te SOLD
asa vhc:s sur 200 ler ar-e. on easy terms
with ultAbie reduction ter cash or. will be
sold n traets Of from 1 10 10 acres. Invos
tiga this, Murray, Power 4 Co.. Fresno
Cal Chas. Cassat Davis. Attorney, Los An
,I
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

If Bill Chandler becom IS too frisky
in The Senate the Dc mocratic House
OF Representatives might find it con-
venient to investigate his administr :
ton OF the Navy Department in con-
nection with John Roach, while the
Ways and Means Committee is pre-
pairing a tax re luctioa bill.-[St. Louis
Republican, Dem.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

Warren Glass Company, ,e32 Mission street,
San Francisco. Branch ONCE, No. 5 8. Fort
street, Los Angeles. Art embossed, cut and
stained glass. Bending, bevellng, grinding
and siivering at short notice and lowest
rates. We defy competition in any branch
OF the business. Call and examine samples.
OTTARsON. Agent
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
sssa mer Dsparsurss.
The following passengers left yesterday
O0 tha axoaner SAINT Rfa,s

For San Francisco-Mrs. NJ. Tinker and
daughter. A. Robinson. wife and dausSter.
Miss I. Spiker, VIM. Manning. J. II. God
Geo. L. Fitx, VIM. G. Bulpitt;J J. II, ',phreys,
r. n. Kelly, @. Brown, Mrs Ida Hancock
and two sons, c. II. Pra s, X. l. }'.tce, II.
II McGregor, Mrs. Foenr'y, Miss Z. y. rag,
Mrs I. Ei-en eud chilG, &. 7. Cni.tl.s. i.
Collins, +. v. BerNjl Il vie. ~. y. Frosf,
A. Marks apd y jie. Ni : q. I.y"fi. q. Il. tSas-
aopay, Col. u. Aoorthesd, Nias NJ. Rob-
/ nett, Mrs. s. ". L .,oi,; eigit staare@"
San Luis 0bisno, L, He1D"saey;. sentr
| Barbara, W. c. HILL.