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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-30
TIES FOR NEW ROAD
Big Contract Let IN the Green
Lake Line.
WORK BEGINS IN EARNEST


5Edge ~ n. Wo0g. aetiax naana~e- III
tie sTreen Lake Electric Railway Corarar
SeSfardav let s. ~ g. Egvar q errk-ks F
foT the furnishing CT eco rAfaway les.
eight feet In isngfh. 10 lie Used fn she eun-
straftSon af the lake extension. Tie t5ess
VII he saiHcent Ter fhs enfire Ine. four
Hna half unaes. from Eremuas 90 shs.
northern terminus 2s fhe AXE Tney airs
60 ~ delivered aloag tbs right OF war
wIfh5n sExsv dzvg
Graders ard ezeAxess are nov It work sg
Frenonf anss ~ (sssea lzks. =ass shEs nara
ang 10 more men aFe advertised for The
route fhtuagia the timber does net present
Is many dim -nItsas - might le supposed,
less than orse-hzlf hm1ng Ehruagh re2Ill,
heavg timber. ArrSn wements Tor lie eoszs-
fsesiuEs zssa equipment u the line ara prae-
tscssav complete anE. il there ever VAS anv
question that the lsne would - constructed.
i = nDw entirely removed. The stipulation Is
th8t Is wsa hs finished hy Ap~sg. 1885. and
Il Is praxsisss9 that The Rad sill as that aAns
haze heen iH operation fog some tine.
The power foE the new hae will be sup-
pssea A. least a. frst frega the psw psoweF
hoRse 81 the seattle eleetric road. o. Pima
street between Elfth AID sixth The valas
81 TIE ToWerhouSe are compete and Tia
roof j. half On. The contractors wera yes
fertlay engaged Ia gesting rsAdy 70 place Id
position the four immense sse!lera og tA,s
sses plant. The nlachsnery VII h~ Iocatesi
and ready for operation wirhia sixty days.
Ths week og relaying the track Of sa.s
electric railway on Second street i goinl,
aheas. Tracalayer. Of The road follow uIs
the eity's street graders. aud lay the easseril
The WESTERN track wIa nSt he disturbed
until connection Is made with Pike street.
Then the ue# track will BE- used along
seeora stFees While The ota Is being Fei4id.
Two new essgs for the Fremont extension
have arrived and arr ~ the new Zine street
pswerhouss- They age opsn, and are very
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-30

n issuEsss building aisa Lean AsscsEa-
Ton 81 Alnn@a Tss.ss. Eian. represented tv
1iaAFses ]. Martin. - eeusTal agent, COM
Fssseai TIE foFEsaAslca d . IoeAl hoasl Tor
t5s tFaEsssftian og 1ss ls4sssl<ss sov this state
yesfsrtAF Ihe a@eetSnE uas Bed At the
afsee q ErabAfe Iuslse asfsarn. The fas-
Ia@iFsg asve elected a. 3 boar re Managers
4sAeaATss EtsasgTr, president. II e. rgsskstt.
secretary Rank of 1soaleree, local de-
FseaEATT directors. ksaeaf snassh. Charles
= hsttgeseys ~. III. Nooee. E. Il 1efferv.
r 1aEyv sseStis. George = Stsssan. IL
naEsna Izsawslesa 8 -, = Der
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- 80 otsNN.


<s=asssing Msteh arranged fer Purse
~ a8Asa.
Z ssssllag ussseis Nns yesterday ar
- bs.ssea ~. II. Qasaa and ]. e.
ssaa aeoa shg sefIns contained il tie
sag agreement.
sz9sen 81 aateres lsfa heiween " e.
s sas j IsUuesAa. sstsR ssssssas tai tae
- ~ ghsssssasse 70 SseaSAs II the essy ID
sa swss9s a4yx fog =
|a sA offered ~ 3a1a t'art.
a3s y 81 easissssnsi slhsw. bess sAfee salls
~ leaskf RUSS e xaYsss.. Fesesea q -
- a7ssa ssssa ana ss aegzssaa ~ lx
" II GE&a,
SaHs Isas@ykN.
] slated thAs eaaanel T. Il Ael4sugh-
y celebrated eslAaF- Ana-eih9w wTeas.
- IT, asked - sesesee tie match
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-30

Tge rusae commission appointed BY Gov
sYr.ar seza f3e. amtlex authority granted ar
thg last legislative assembly = sgsIl ct seFis
ia thss cav CO.. sying sxzstiTg lass ami
making their 1angaAge csafogEn 90 tas staff
aanstsspnon The tarve rnsussrs pf ihss
COIL liSs5sn 8poa wa@En Ehe eGrseA g tsss
rart~.sen h.s taller are A. E Ishan anA
Thasa&s CAun. pf seattle. All v Il. EN-a1-
igssse. Of GaeensA- Eaey have revised tazt
part eg tie code RESTING a. The prscEses o.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-30

Ibs asos.v q BsTl4 PAraaa was shIppea
lass eFening TO Portland Tor heriA1- The
faaesss Hzsl - aTssser the CHARGE u tae Ia
saaae arter. Is IS neR Thought thss Mr.
Parsssn aaEsf have fallen Erusa the state II
AsshingEcm satEs Ia a. spap8eet5e fiG lie
wes sEh5ses % stsAcks Il tbs ksas ard was
not Ia fhs haalt u Eattang intoxicated. 20
thai i Is gate Akelg aaas lis nniacky fail
Vas the Result ef . *.
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TIE iseasa trap. Last esessm.

as 'laFA 4uaay. lie aaF. who fell frora
tas lAekson street, bridge Nonday nlgist.
aass8 ssssessay morning witlanat ressgnlng
essasSEsass sssT 80 casataga5un. Otto AFai,
as suek the saEue snszhsss ssiat landed more
feTfaaafe4S 4 sFsana e. sseal Is eve4 The
a5sF tsss 81 AgnuE q stexart's UNDERTAKEN
raFsars, And ISL - e2riea from that plane
~ 4. Gs to-day This gaAkfe the fourth
sseath ffugs a5e Jackson street. bridge, and
sssEA there l. little &tteFapt TO improve ~
fsesksssatsass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-30

IAs Ez1zasers, Frank Joseph. ThoEn as
sEnIEa ard Thomas bartan ARRESTED LIST
sasardav. were YESTERDAY Ened 50 e&eh Nv
sEstses k@EFsrs- There are several more &
tiss fraternity n0w awaiting trial They
VII aEzreAr hesaga 1gsslc< Miller s0asy ard
thereby the puddle safseTs wsaI - enrSchea
% tae sx1ent * sevsTal hundred aegla~s
Lieutenant Peeg brought il 2nothrr hateh
q ioar last nighE- who pvss ap tsas usual SIS
Tor A.aearanee
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IL. - AnaArIne.

il x-sse axems casanslEer with th~
fsaesztt CssapaaT-
Esas1si sTac arxnt
afra Rsees lgezseE 81 FsTs-
$3.50 a arsasas asAEs9er. tiekef
eeaeea 3actoEana fax tAe i>akssaa
: aa nsw 8n seattle. Nr.
IS aome Is as tasa.
a4yg lad Sae.se expert
ssr.a. As8 operate corn -
-sE yeaF 80 The a1asai Yss,s.te
e4 ST. sBsssssr GrnFA esara-
4 prfase IT R3w5ng ssse Mi
er re diligently aid
prseSess that tsstT de-
ste asaga "a tae Different
esgesa F aingtns They weFe
= rre Sae Erst pesfsrzaassre.
eas tske8 sea5sealy IL
earr aa Ee safe g a. no NHs 70
aa8 ghe &Nas1af without
49, aasa bave lesa war9e fsssn
= a $50 l1Essslse S aen matters
uszss saaae aF8salt naeass ber Of
saf5&9sess A8apFselssd %
Cs&nalsg, mAos il sFTsearesa
el esias@ here rs tsse eccentric
5spsn saa had gssea aesFs2s
aasa eesh - his aals AID % me
= wnsfsa AsEe@sfifsfss weFs a. once
&f fssn1.er ausi were saas-
i as6 i'sezap1sx concluded. ar
A.ses1 aEssse-t d his aeaaisfal
se aEA s8onEsesE ahe gorregas Al
= d. d E5e King ssassng fsae eaIiae en-.
es ef tbs eoDs Esaag dis perfectly
SO sc 3ss rendition e. the char
ae rsusxna tered il seaffie So IBIS 6ay.
Asz sF ae4Ves fasiay fur Victoria
- GasSralz eoHg aznstsua.
Ba a. TIE company esgaeeas sFits
NeFta wesi are seucia8ssi. he win r.
q axrsHs- A.. It,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-30

e. s. srl-8as me mattress f2ssur~ swses3-
go, wssese preliminary hearing waS bed
a~seFs justice Mas@r. loaGgv rasrnzzg.
AID Who IT'S asaa - Tie grSH1 IzTg il So
osaEzsz. ssaseess2ea yesterday zz eAxaiEing
tak a1sazs Sn cash. whseA be Yaace3 n the
eSszrt sassessson. lie wAs nas E0cke8 II
Aen4aAy eight. bus zpenx the risHe in eas-
soaF Ct ~ csssssr. seArchsng sov sail TAe
nsogsy vas FEuaaaEe5 ~ Esxsse EslAsaxoa. q
woman IL MhIteeAax@g
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srlllea - = ahr go.

At shout 2 osc3ssek yesterday afternoon
horse attached 70 express wagcn No. IS
took fright and ran stoNn Front street from
University alHaost - Pike Just bssass
reseaing tae corner the express cHt1issel
W1sh = lunnsv wagon coming from n,
opposite direction Both vehlcles wers
sonaeEfst damarea. hnt the sfrsvers e.
capped With 3 maa bath ard ; sight shak
ing an
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1As s.ars.es K.SpAsse.

PAfkes, u snia eltg fashnr ~ young
- FafkeT Hhase alleged connection
~ aHsssorY apaae IA southern Or
8 SIS Ehe sabseet og Il story reproduced
So egsslnsns yesterday Sroas ths Ash
Is8saes. called yesterday 10 deny tie
3assen1 tn is essential features he
sae story - published - the Tg6ss -
u tae. u IS sincerely hoped fer siae
9. tae yonEs mar. and mere pAftlea-
~ sAsi q as Esther, faat Mr.. Par
frssass lssforms7sea i enFzec3 Mr.
4es Gx0sssf3l . ssfsTssssa yesterday from
IS. asse3 sf lsesnsons, s'ai, Rhsre he
ssftif attended ssssS<sa. saying saaf be
~ STAR hofae tussav
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-30

J. J. Crowley, special customs Inspector.
Of Chicago. passed through TIE city last
evening on his retarn from Port Townsend,
where he h&d been called IS = witness Ia
the Eeeehev cases. Tie cases were put OH,
IS the presidents proclamation dissoiving
the court was daily expected aid the
judge thought that the proceedings could
not BE finished before L afrlrea.
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eane~rs g aarnrrHall.

NA3asae Berta Gre4ssi. ewlsz1a donna. Of
Milan. Italy. aog pesEa&nesstls located az
sestsse. EsFes . soeal aE1 liasErau aegsaI corr
Esfz ~ Igraer hAA. Tuesday esening No
yeqaaeE 3, iEssseaa of Soveaa Der :. che Il TO
be assisted Ay = variety Ok the very bess
laesl talent. Two of heg scholars usll rem
s4aF snlas az 4he concert
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-30

Soung Ralph Cook, the BOY who par-
Joined as alarm clock from 4. +. Aaaer-
son ia the Pantheon saloon Monday niaht.
was brenght before Justice Miller vesser-
eay morning. Al The motion of the deputy
prosecuting attorney. and because Of his
extreme youth the justice, after giving
some good advice. dismissed the charge
against him.
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AnNIeE 20 MnTFERs-

@rs wias}ows saeshaHg sFrEy SCR ehlt8rea
sesfAtnR. Is tAs Eseeesg Htfon ga ere o. fAa best
Acaease anEaes Afsa FssytAessns IN me Isatfe1
efasess so hMH esaen tsssss Fog snTEy years WEaa
n#yef s&aag saaes - By rzisGSeaS os m2otGerS 10
tAa1r s&ssAsszva. LarsAE Us prGzNss CT taetasng.
kss Hasae Il sRcAsea2saie Is relieves Ire cAald
8Fsa F4sns cures dgseatATg agld akaTressa grip
rs 3 the asWess, an1 wind oasse- ~ giving
asa.s p - sse easS9- Is rests the nOEaer
krsFes AasA i fzsstfss Art =
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g MAJ NeFaa# ksepeT q she 3eie-
sss osss tsoaa lsTsss taafEr 81 1ae
81 3Aeesas street. wls8 Nas - zaYeeFs g
60 eg tbs eealss1es e. ia9p last
- eFeg -. ses - Der hams 81 p vers
- s4&sa The 81 aHggs fuE rs
SO &ss Yssy nasa sst hes aa3 hes
gives ~ Astte heIss f saysas
1ssH b fgsa. gSsose hs#fs weee
s3fs'Fav Aaraet sl ghe s&a1e aeeites4t, l.
{ aesazr e.. sssa sh.@s,,
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Artist fesha has just cousa back from his
vaestEeagi declare | cart PAINT today.
! aavs forgotten al knesF.
aIosast Oh. don / - 50 discouraged. 1t
waa't take long for VOC "a piek up ali yoG
Alae q h.falre
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! -. MANt.FAf-fnaY 80 - -

xaaat Ieg SEsaGsa. whose gsA.ems psaeess 81
AAnsaas@f8es szael Is SD n - far superior 70
fne asess BessnEFsf Gsgse -, Il Ia fse csfy with
= FlHw a. an&aHs sa1sss.e aasmtlaa Tor the
sgetta9 81 TIE immense aUrks BE tuaea5ie
hs1f2asN1 IS t1e Enslsss sGAsez,
HH Aas asznossst - Ms paseatS far al The
AaFuFsz Al #sfnatrgsa. sNa hns reserved ali TIE
Anagteas fss BIS aan sxnssSeata Nhieh j. eona
posed 9f 3 znEnaas 0E sseslltay EngitshErea.
y Asf HH KsslsH9 sA4N sesfsea ia lssa BE wSs Is
vssrasslg taapgessu8 n "a he sHtHfe rFNafmess Of
sha FHset sa3sga8 eeskE ama ia Heeesszs lItT 90
al Faznts. assA eTerss9s ~ sssns3y seEe Americas
VIII It's 4fe8 .sfs sa ssse biz Hefkz - r. sTsSttI
60 fsEst sQ1a4, Al A3en; hsz snst etaset \
1sAs hs wasea be s@esfss4 Uptse 4 4asaflsF II
w3EsT fTozss FggFsggg a. les MaERss. sas sasges
oEs are Al assFs issfag Ga sae from thas goiaf
- tne gseA miAgsss8n iron mites TesSGtY a1seoV-
eTesf hass Of tae snmn. AID tie gHeg-soa uxffss~
aisY ARISES aors b. Enteaa locating ne hiw steel
wmf& - there gksse 81 best business
Nsea skAf31 take TITS metter tn haul and Inter
#sNw EAs re1nx. @stsa KseAE Of rafeh8ng % :
rTzse iUg EHeaanA Es@F4al vigilance 3 the
fsgzfe 81 g9o4 missy fhtuEs lpesiies haersy, sa6
A8sa9ss kae@ + Ehs apAaEiA5stw aE tae town IA
wAseh gcs live Eeas@a faagi8 6s@e6.
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no LONGER A TERROR.


According - the sxa FrAaclseo dailies
areme4Y has issen discovered thai with
alnost uneFT3ng certainty overcozaes cen
ssipasioR- It Is the aew laxative pz.ncl-
PIE ia yoy's Vegetable s&rsapars1la The
papers are fail of resent aeeurrences coz
arz1lng It's esseaey, AMI VIZ gire place
ta their last sensation. card from Ssn
ffancIse0's weH kaowa lady manicure.
She says Il have 5or years bal weak
stomach attended wltA constipation, aul
neYeF fogn1 bat one PREPARATION that
helped Ias and that sooa wore out snd
lost is eject. and wax again sufferer
TIL / tried Joys Vegetable sarSApzrill2
i has thoroughly reorgzntEed me. had
one OF the most sensitive ct stoEakc1s and
was IN continual distress. but can with
the aid et Joys Vegetable sarsapgriIla
now eaf an and every thing with my o!G
accustomed freedom ara both surprised
and delegated, and gladly recommend IL"
CLARA kELvEs, Manicure.
~ Eaa~fv street "
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-30

As drayman was passing The Washing
ton Nationsl bank yesterday morning with
. heavy box on his shoulder il accidensly
slipped anu fell against the large plate
glass ia the front of the hank, breaking il
into countless pieces. The window @as re-
placed late in the afternoon at a cost of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-30

Il AelAaaasd, = laseer fsusn tie
-. as WILLIAM Reunaks3 = lktofef
II arrested bT oslseer 0es7Yre la~s early
sfeas morataE aSg iasrs3eFly eeadssck
sta Wss drunk ard attempted 10
i ~ sssnger sieesi lamp ~ an exeava-
aesg aAe Iessa 8 asssou stsevs. whes
L eaiass attempted 20 arrest hlns. 81
~ she sas Nilh hius, ihtsggefel and
alse gathered ia. They each pad st9
Il Il ggstsee Rivers esaFs Yesterday
100
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stole Nsm aaasl.smr.

$ehF9 Thomas aa asest ear ressNF-
nlaFnsnr rs fsafee 8saaa. in she l.as
3 % tae AHHear aes ga the Aos5Eh-
Il eofnsF 81 Naia aas8 AiFsl stEees* He
@ssA9eAt III gi3a SCI ~ eAasg GINS h5s sid
vafa est sat- Ess Fsw asaS snuse lNsh-
[Asas safmeats. lie ~ asa & te.l ssle ere
Aa8a saem. hag8s ttasass taex e@au
sosa# aao as fse ss ae aaes net
fpaa thefe No oas aas zst s,5~afe p
~ tAa cssshas GaN f&sN y q come
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! NlINGS or DAY.
.;.~ Quinn and Donovan
arrange 4 Match
PACKERS EscAPADE
ssa fr esse Sezssfe xsaarsz aF
syas.e-sasse x tsse tsss-
@v4ss s@asas.

A-sf f=sss--==sssz ~ fayesf Use eeuer j
af*s ~ fhH AvmaFv last
= ~ rneanse wAs feaerea II
aae- tls&s marked
he EFecefs 81 ssfgfst.
sa Nss So re -
s w5GA SIS tatsrtAs4aasnA
Use ss was nos
t EEse x w@re nexer-
asa Sal 1.esslg rAaAeve8.
So hss heea higksy assr-
SIS almass aze Fennern asFeA1
Faasa II enNsfs
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- sfs B. s7&eer Ihaa ARRESTED
fafaa .as teAegA raheer oYes-
IS 8as@ps &eseee. IS a9 ve7 a.
ssv $50 Hfast sEeesE Mereae 81 As
a'sa a, tae uIs IL Carts. q {raesas
-. aas 3asea s&aas ~ s. N8rees 10
80 AZ sag@e rn A%ra seakes ap
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srflele. - shs haAra ~ rFasls

p eeatae RoarJ 81 Trade wes placed
Is SD footing Sc tef-las 81 tae dhAs
|a'tsase a8 incorporation with the county
|sfeg Tie oasegs og tie hoar3 baye ST.
3 fssn stated IA he Fes9.iHssAs l,4Hs-
Il IAs saenrEasF are g. h Atgaig
- tsatsesf. ) 3 stewart 1Ssaa Egrsa
8 asaaes rs T. Boyd tames Camp
s1uus3 Fa eni1aai aaa T. =. Miles.
AFai ses@n ssass8 tsesfsE taae sFastses
i eaEsstss sssst s. aegss 81 Sa8a
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FL R.ns fsees ssaaFv ee$aFae3 yesterday
$50 - Aae lyaek "a nse bis per
g sHfers e.ea g. lie taFgrxs is Tire
80 e9n5 ast. Es as Bass bY hls
sssFveE las ssarl5as. Heaa sse - lss ans.
araEe eet@st a1 en hsa tesi as
aalsae -ate8 jas glgAs ta&s he
: g slou as stat Aark eecsa eo8 5 far
! saaisreH3 sarply at mateT. nna that
lsaesgeasesv Of esaFgglae e Ea8sheg
sse question ta he setae8 ~ tAe SAP
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LINNT0N.

Ths grawtnr sghera q Paftl&aa gsavea rst8es
frars t2e ssg Go sae %atthern fsc.se 70 rad
wssh atep wssef ssosf @seblssTy feF fhn Asrwe
szaest5ne wosks ea as En5Gas ass beng PCS So
Besvy aafaesasess aAva secured SITES whoes
fsstesea vga sd rseaaly - tAe sapa1ss5aa
afsFty hoaaas s,seasg eseefes lots seIsaz
fnsra So mpwsris. F8T zaans ar8 particulars
aaEsesz oesce 81 T1natass. ar Al esee of TIE
saagI.ax wasks ssFsa Nas4oaal Rank BalsalaE.
gsys-sraesI4
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HANuEktHIEF SAILS.

oFESgSa Nav uRKss G1opa
- new 1s9s shades sllks and trimmings 70
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ska eloAgs AaKIyEp.

az towels. nApk gls. sshle hiaens lace curtains
tas1 tgas S7sestAl eslssoss ehessss CsesFy
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~ Kearny street. < v.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25
The Red Scnie,s Enemy.

A few days ago Professor Henry, of
the University of Wisconsin, Professor
Coquillette, of Los Angeles, H. Hamil-
ton, Of Orange, Mr.. A. F. Kercheval, of
Los Angeles, and others of the Horticul-
tural Society made visit to the Sierra
Madre orange grove to inspect the work
reported as done there by parasite that
destroys the red scale. Mr.. Cogs we'll
showed the visitors all over the place,
and they found the trees as the HERALD
reported them to be weeks ago, perfectly
free from the red scale. The in
spectors then went to the Bald
win place, where they found this
parasite pest beginning his work of de-
strucion of the red scale. The bug was
readily found, and all that the entomolo-
gists could cay about it is that it is des-
troyiDg the Scale rapidly, that it is q
small, brownish bug, provided with
wings, that it is not beetle like the lady
bug, and that they cannot yet classify it.
1t goes about its work very systematic
ally and rapidly, and in few moments
kills dozens of the scale. The inspectors
will get large colony of these bugs and
set up propsgating places in this city and
and at other points in the county,
scatter this destroyer of the red scale
far and wide.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25

So 500, and that of Ben at $6,O0O
Both of these young men gave bail at
once after their arrest. The bondsmen
on all seven CAGES are Michael Levy, A.
NJ. EdelmaD, F. FL. Powell and ice Mul.
Tally. The aggregate of the bonds on the
seven indictments as above is $11 500.
The Montaflo forgery is that of the
school warrant for So, 800 drawn and
endorsed by some mythical person named
Delevan. The Edelmans are under
stood to be charged with forging the
names of persons on the backs OF war
rants and fraudulently drawing the cash
on them. 1t is of course very difficult
matter to get at what is going on before
the Grand Jury, but if juridical light
ming should flash again tomorrow or
next day and If il should strike higher
and more shining mark .even
than those above no one need
be surprised. The Grand Jury
seem to be determined to get at the
bottom of the steal, and the public are
with them in their efforts. The young
men charged with these grave offenses
cannot afford 20 let the matter pass at
any ythiDg short of the full truth. Even
an acquittal, unless on the most unmis-
taxable grounds, blights their careers
forever. They would be little better out
of San Quentin than within it's walls on
any other terms. Every man suspected
ought to do all in his power to get at the
full truth in the premises.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25
Republican Delegates.

Republican primaries for the election
of delegates to the Fifth Supervisoral
District Convention, to be held at the
Union League rooms, Monday afternoon
at o'clock, were held in East Los An
geles last night, and resulted as follows
First Precinct-John Horner, Frank
Marsh, Robert Holland, w. w. Stock
we'll, d. G. Morton, John McGraw, A.
Speer, J. H. G. Langworthy, @. s.
Blotchford, w. T. Wright, E. A. sover-
eign, J..H. Partridge, 81. A. Meigs and F.
R. Willis.
Second Precinct-G George Weeks, @. N.
Earl, Dan Jones, F. Wickersham, B. 81.
Inns, D. w. Forman, r. A. Garrett, M.
A. Pedbetter, E. ]. Cox, L. 81. Whit
comb. A. T.. Yorder and r. A. Brown.
The caucus in the first precinct was
held in Moore's building. and in the Sec
ond in knights of Pythias Hall.