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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04
BASE BALL,
The Bean Eaters Would Have Won.
But

Hut -
BosroN, September 3.-Boston had the
game well in hand up to the last inning
today when Indianapolis batted Madden
all over the field. Boston would have
won the game, but for bad muff by
Richardson in left field. Score: In.
dianapolis. g.; Boston, Z. Base hits:
Indianapolis, IS; Boston, 7. Errors:
Indianapolis, 2; Boston, 2. Batteries:
Indianapolis, Rusie and Daily; Boston,
Madden and Bennet. Umpires, McQusid
and Curry.
THE GIANTS GAIN AN EASY VICTORY.
New YORK, September 3.-The Giants
played another excellent game today and
won a rather easy yU6fy from their
Pittsburg rivals. New York played with
q rush.. Darkness stopped the game at
the end of the eighth inning. Score:
New York, 8; Pittsburg, 4. Base hits:
New York, 12; Pittsburg, 8. Errors:
New York, Q; Pittsburg, g. Batteries:
New York, Welch and Brown; Pittsburp.
Staley, Fields and Miller. Umpire, Pow.
ers.
THE BABIES BEAT THE TAu.ENDERS,
WASHINGTON, September - The
Cleveland team defeated the tail. enders
S. S~1oy ny OoUPAoyAuB tucuu hC 6ll
points. Score: Washington, /: Cleve.
land, 3. Base hits: Washington, 6;
Cleveland, 7. Errors: Washington. s:
Cleveland, l. Batteries: Washington,
Haddock and DAILY; Cleveland, O'Brien
and thinner. Umpire, Knight.
THE COLTS BEAT THE PHILLIEs.
PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Chicsgo
defeated Philadelphia today by more
timely hitting. The fielding of both
teams was very poor. Score: Chicago,
A; Philadelphia, 2. Base hits: Chicago,
8; Philadelphia, 8. Errors: Chicago, 6;
Philadelphia, 4. Batteries: Chicago.
Hutchinson and Farrell; Philadelphia,
Gleason and Clements. Umpire, Lynch.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Athlet-
les, g.; Kansas City, 10.
COLUMBUS, September 3.-Columbus,
z; Louisville, 8.
BROOKLYN, September 3.-Brooklyn,
19: Cincinnati, 8.
BALTIMORE, September 3.-Baltimore,
z; ST. Louis, 1.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04

DURING the past ten days there has
been very decided change within the
mile radius from the center of the city
in the matter of vacant houses. They
are filling up 80 rapidly that hardly one
vacant house is now to be found. 1t is
confidently predicted by observing and
sagacious persons that by the end of this
month there will be very few unoccupied
houses in the Angelic city in any of its
quarters. Others predict that by the
end Of October there will be but few
vacant rooms in the hotels and lodging
houses.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04
THE TURF.
Exile Wins the Twin City Han df.
cap at Sheepshead Rav


cap at Sheepshead Bay.
SHEEPsHRAD BAY TRACK, September 3.
The attraction of the day was the Twin
City handicap, for which Exile was the
favorite.
Three-quarters of a mile-Geraldine
first, Catalpa second. Little Mincn
third; time. IL.
Dash stakes. five furlongs-Reclare
won, Ralph Bayard second, Pearlset
third; time, l 05.
One and one eighth miles-Seflorita
won, Brown Princess second, Holiday
third; time, 1 :56.
Twin City handicap, one and one
quarter miles-Exile won, Defaulter Sec
ond, Huntress third time, 2:O945.
One and one-eighth miles-Pelham
Won, Bordelais second, Sam d. third
tine, :57 25.
One and three-sixteenth miles-Ban-
cloche won, Lotion second, Kern third,
Time, 2:07 1.5.
HAMPDEN PARK.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, September s.
There was a good attendance at the
opening days races of the Grand Circuit
meeting at Hampden Park this after
noon. Track dusty, but fast.
Whalebone won, Frederick second, Maud
Muller third; others ruled out; best
time, 2 20.
Glass 2:24, purse 81 500, divided
Greenlander won, Gillig second, Farmer
Boy third, Aline fourth; best time,
2:214.
RACES AT MARYsvILLE.
MARYsvILLE, Cal. September 3.--The
first days races, sixth annual fair, began
with running, half mile and repeat
Johuny Gray won easily in two straight
heats
The second race was trotting contest,
three minute class fer a purse of $780,
First heat Redwood won. Allorita won
second, third and seventh heats and
race. Almonta won fourth and fifth heats.
In the seventh the drivers of Almonta
and Allorita we're thrown from their
sulkies in a collision, but were uninjured.
Best time 2:26.
BRITISH TURF
LONDON, September 3.-The champion
Breeders Foal stakes was won by Heresy.
GOLDEN GATE RACES.
SAN Francisco, September 3.-The
first heat of the trotting race for 2 80
class, purse 81 900, at the Oakland track
today, was won by Wanda, with Hazel
Wilkes second. In the second heat
Lorita led to within few lengths of the
wire, when she broke, and the heat was
given to Hazel Wilkes, Lorita being
placed fourth. In the third heat Lorita
won, Hazel second. Lorita won fourth
heat after an exciting finish, Hazel
Wilkes second; best time, 2:25.
Pacing, 2:25 class, purse $60O-Long-
worth won first heat, Belle Button second
heat, Frank third, fif tn and sixth heats.
Racquet fourth heat; best time, 2:19.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04

WE UNDERSTAND that the protest now
being circulated against the Temple.
street cut has received the signatures Of
owners of twenty-three miles of front.
age on the streets included in the terri
tory to be assessed for damages. All
claims for damages and all protests must
be fled with the City Clerk on or before
the 10th instant, in order to give the
parties q status under the charter to
recover.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1889,
Better C0ansels Prevailing with
C0uncilmea.

C0WmC1lme0s
The dire announcement that the failure
of one phase of the sewer proposition
necessarily involved no sewers at all, has
been signally falsifed by the result.
There have been found members of the
Council, and majority of them, who
recognize the wisdom of bowling to the
decision of the people, and doubtless
there will shortly be no dissidents. In
the conflicting plans discussed there is a
general sentiment that the storm drain
phase of the Councils programme was
specially offensive and extravagant, and
that it ought either to be left out or go
modified as to be made comparatively
innocuous. The feeling is also quite gen.
eral that there is no occasion for de-
termining precipitately on the direction
that the outfall sewer should take. Dur
ing the late discussions Of the matter
there were number Of eligible proposals
as to taking charge of the sewage
made by several citizens who are amply
able to furnish lands that will absorb
all the excrementitious matter of this
city. These gentlemen will doubtless be
heard from when they are approached
in business-like way. The programme
that would most nearly commend itself
to the mass OF the voters would be the
expenditure of, say, four or five hundred
thousand dollars on sewering the city
proper. Such sum of money, though
large, would not be so appalling as the
plan which the people have sat down
upon so recently.
Unquestionably the several schemes
now mooted will crystalize into decis.
i've form, which will receive the assent of
the Council and be adopted by the peo-
pie. There will be much greater spirit
OF conciliation on all hands hereafter, and
the wisest counsels of all shades of the
taxpayers should be sought and respected.
Those who participate in the discus
sions looking to a practicable sewer sys-
tenn ought to embrace men of technical
knowledge, but this consideration ought
not to be exclusive. There should be no
disposition to take snap judgment on
the voter, and the idea of utilizing the
sewage should be the leading one-in
fact, the sine qua non to any proposition.
In view of the fact that the immense
exuvi@ of Paris is not only not wasted,
but is a source of great income to that city,
any argument founded upon throwing
ours into the sea should not be enter
tanned for moment. The enormous
prominence of the storm drains should
be discarded, and perhaps one OF the in
tercepting sewers ought to be abandoned.
We have been delayed in getting at
the sewer desideratum, but the delay
has been greatly for our good. In such
matters it is well to make haste slowly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04

dangers as the delays of navi
CATION in the primitive condition Of the
science at that early day. And nearly
all things modern exceed in magnitude
those of ancient days, just in the proper
tion that the detour around Cape Horn
exceeds that around the south point of
the Peloponnesus.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04
A LOVERS, QUARREL.
A Jealous swain Kills Hrs Sweet.
heart and Suicides.


DENVER, COL, September 3.-Billy
Johnson, aged %, an employee of the
Denver Fuel Company, became Jealous
of his sweetheart, Jennie Schrock, be.
cause OF her attention to Charles Wood.
johnson and the girl met in the yard in
the rear OF her fathers house, at Twen-
tieth and Laramie streets, tonight, and
quarreled. He accused her of unfaithful-
ness, and the girl ordered him away from
the house, saying she wanted no more to
do with him. johnson pulled a revolver,
and as the girl ran toward the house he
fred. The ball entered her back and
passed through the heart, coming out OF
the left breast. The murderer then ran
to his room, and fred ball through his
heart and another through his head. The
Schrock family recently came from Aztec,
New Mexico, where johnson lived with
them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04

In SEVERAL OF the counties of Kansas
the county officials have had their sala-
ries reduced on account OF the falling off
in the population. This is severe test
of devotion to public duty, but it is cheer.
ing to reflect that there are thousands OF
unselfsh patriots in Kansas who will
prove equal to it.-[Kansas City Star.
Our city officials here are busy wrest.
ling with the awkward problem of de.
ficit in the treasury. The above is com.
mended to them-merely in the way of a
suggestion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04
Asiatic Chalera.

PITTsBURG, September "a special
from Tiffin, Ohio, says: Mrs. George
Coons, of Little Sandusky, a village
fifteen miles from here, died of what
the doctors pronounce genuine Asiatic
cholera today. The people there are
greatly excited and many are leaving
the village.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04
Scientific Convention.

TORONTO, September 3.-At yesterday g
session Of the American Association for
the Advancement of Science a large
number of papers we're read. The
various sections included one on social
economy by Mrs. Laura Osborne Talcott,
in which she characterized Americans as
the most wasteful people on earth,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04
The Amende Honorable.

LUcEKNE, September 3.-In reply to a
protest of the American Minister, the
Bundesrath announces regret at the
wrongful arrest of four American tourists
at Berne, on the charge of being pifer-
ers, and adds that measures will be
taken to prevent such blunder being
made again.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04

gan with their Washington and ended
with their Lee, it is certainly true that
devotion to their glorious past is not only
the surest guarantee of future unity, but
is also the strongest claim they can
present to the confidence and respect of
other sections of the Union"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04

BUILDING an isthmian canal is one oi
the Titanic enterprises which will make
this century memorable. De Lesseps
put the Suez ship canal through with q
rueh, and it has been of the greatest
advantage to the commerce Of the world.
Then he undertook the Panama duct,
but that enormous undertaking has 80
far been failure, and has impoverished
France. Now American capitalists are
about to begin the construction of the
Nicaragua ship canal, and they seem
to mean business. 1t is generally con.
ceded that this undertaking is vastly
more feasible than on the Darier
isthmus, in all excepting one particular
That is the swamps along the shore line
OF the Gulf of Mexico near Greytown.
There is represented to be at this point q
hundred miles of swamp so soft that the
cutting of canal will be almost as diff.
cult as if the work were to be done
in the ocean. American engineering
skill, the power of invention developed
in this country through the agency OF
the new conditions of life encountered
by the colonists and transmitted to their
offspring, are very great. 1t is difficult to
set a limit to the difficulties these facul-
ties and this scientific knowledge may
not overcome. The energy of the people
and the venturesome qualities of mind
marking their business operations are
quite in proportion to their inven.
tive genius and scientific ACQUIRE
ments. There is no doubt of the
great benefits to result to this country
from the construction of this canal.
This Coast would benefit by it beyond
any other part of the Union. Dis
patches in the HERALD today seem to
indicate that the promoters of this great
scheme are about to begin work on a
large scale. Il is no new idea in the
commerce of the world. The Suez
isthmus was pierced by ship
canal on very large scale
at very early period in
the hi story of the world. The isthmus
OF Corinth was furnished with a sort of
ship railway. or rather great slide, over
which the great boats were hauled on
their way from the mouth of the Nile to
the port Of Brundusium in the Adriatic
Sea on the southeast coast of Italy. This
means was reEorted to in order to avoid
q very short detour around the south
cape Of Greece. But it was probably
done as much to escape the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04
CONFEDERATE SENTIMENT.
The south Urged to Look M,
MOurnfully Upon the Past

MournfulIy Upon the Past.
ATLANTA, Ga, September 3.-In the
course OF speech today acceptinp Q
the chief command of the United
Confederate Veteran Association, GOV.
ernor John B. Gordon, after review.
ing the objects OF the association. as sat
forth in the constitution, said: "a peo.
pie without memories OF heroic deeds.
heroic sufferings and sacrifices. ia a
people without a hietory. To cherish
such memories and to recall such a
past, whether crowned with success
or consscrated in defeat, is TO
ldeallze principle and strength of char
acter, intensity love of country, and con.
vert defeat and disaster into pillars Of
support for future manhood and noble
womanhood. Whether the southern
people, under their changed condition.
may ever hope to witness another civil.
ization which shall equal that which be.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-04
wyoming Convention.

CHEYENNE. Wyo.. September 3.-The
business of the constitutional convention
this morning was devoted to the election
Of permanent chairman. Two candi-
dates were in the field. The Republican
Judge M. @. Brown, of Laramie City
was elected,
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Entered at the postofice at Los Angeles ai
second-class matter.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-02-20
NoTlct Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Eva Consolidated Mining CSRgany

CORPORATION. by II. q. Blasdet its Attor-
ney-intFact. whose Postoiiice addiess IT, Care
OF A. W. CrockSg Hawthorne, EsmcralaA
county New. has this day iled Mis- application
for patent for dIteen hundrt% linear Feet
of the Eva mine vein, bearing
gold and silver, with surface ground TIVE
hundred feet in width, situated in Esmeralda
Mining District, county of Esmernlda and
State of Nevada, and designated by the field
notes and officia. plat on file in This office as
lot Number seventy. In Township Ave
nerth, Range twenry-oight east of Mt Dia-
bio base and meridian, said Lot No. 10 being
dcscsibed as fesisws, to wit:
Beginning al Il post inches by G incses by
-four rect long, set in mound of earth ard
stone, marked " post No. USS. No. 20. EVA
mne." and pest No. q. USS. No. a6 Prospect
tus, whence the quarter section corner be-
tween sections II and 49, \. j n. f'Ai,ge .s H.,
N, d. NJ, bears n I'll deg Ia MN, 4. 1893 feet
! Thence running
| First Courses. ~ deg, W. ,s0G feet to
post marked Post No. ., ESS. NO. 10, Eva
mine" Thence running
Second Course--N 81 deg, w. 200 feet to
post marked post No. s, vSs, No. 20, EVA
Mine," al 1870 feet post No. |, b. L.; thence
Fanning
Third CeHrsc--N. s. deg, E. 1890 ,ect t8 post
marked post No. /, tss. Ne. 10, Esa nsine.'
fh.Hce running
Fourth Coarse-S. 81 dex q. see mat 10
place of beginning, at ioo feet notice OF loca-
tion and pest No. 2. l.. L. USS. No 70, Eva
mine, and post No. 5. l., L. USS. No. 90.
The costs of this survey are identical with
| the location m Monuments.
Magnetic variation, l6 deg 30 htis, contain
ing 81 acres.
The location cf this mine Is recorded in the
| Recorders Office of Esmeralda county, Ne
| vada, in Book = D., page 30T of Mining LO
cations.
The adjoining claimants are: On NE.
| USS. No. Sc, and on Il. line. Ophir.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion of said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-02-20
INGROWlNG NAiA.S.

n SinpFe Treatsarnt for This ExsrtSfAt+
iHgy Painful AnccticA.
A very common and troublesome affection
is that ~Aich is popularly termed the in
growth of the nails" and which most usual
~ occurs by the side of the great toe says
Inc Boston journal Of Health There is feaf
~ so alteration sn the nail as its Aanse
WSald imply; the surrounding soft parts
safe first swelled and in1amca by constant
pressure against the edge of the nail fdoTa
the use OF tight shoes If this state Us per
mitted to continue, an nicer is forHea an
Which the edge of the nail is imbedaed.
Paia is the consequence, sufficiently severe
In some instances to preveAt walking.
TfeAtmeat for this coalition often demands
the skill of a physician. The suffefer
ms&At attempt cure by the simpser
methods, and, If they fail, professional as
s4staasce should be sought. The first object
is 70 remove the cause, then to lessen the
Tsstation and reduce the swelling. After
soaking in hot water the nail should be
tAshnod by scraping, and if very painful, a
Ha&seed poultice will bring relief. After
the irritation has sufficiently subsidized soft
cotton should be pressed between the flesh
and the nail, and after that is done it
should be saturated with the tinsture of
iodine, and tho application repeated several
days, after which the tenderness will dis
appear. 1t may be necessary to lift the end
of the nail, and this can be done by press
ing cotton between it aud the toe This
treatment is usually effective, and is at
tended with as little pain as any which can
l,t> ta1
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-02-20
o Ophir Mine

Or sHrfacc ground, are required TO file their
adverse claims With the Register of the
United States LAad Office ut Carson City,
in the State Of Nevada. during the sixty
days period of ssA blsestion hereoi, or they will
be barred by virtse OF the nrovisions of the
Siatrte, q. A. GALLUP.
notf.l0w. Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-02-20
Eva Consolidated Mining Com any

A corporation, by H. G. hlasdrl its Attor
ney-ins Fact. whore PSstofiice address is, care
of A. W. Crocker. Hawthorne. N"vada, has this
day flea his Application for II patent for iii
teen hasdrrd liacar feet of the OphF
mine or VEN. bearing geld and silrrf, with
surface ground twh hundred feet in width,
excepting that portion now covered by build.
ings. as shown by plat of survey, situated
in Esmcralda Mining District, ,ceanty OF Esnc.
ra1da and State of Nevada. and designated by
th" field notes and oIiicial plat on file in this
Office as Lot Number Sixty-ninc, In Township
five North range NV %cnty.cIsht East Of Mount
Disblo base and ,Yeridian, said Lot xS 30 ls,>a
ing described as follows. ~ wit:
beginning al post iAehes by 3 irehcs Ny
! ftAt long, set in mound of earth And stone,
marked ''bost No. l Us. No. on Ophir
mine," wbence the quarter section coriicr be-
tween scctihns II and ls, Township 3 North,
range aS East. bears n. IS deg 45 min, L. 1878
feet distant; thence
First Coarsc-S. 81 deg 80 min. w. 15n0 feet
to a post marked post No Z, USs. No. 70,
Ophir mine," and rouid iron bar inch in
ground ? feet ard IL ncBes, wAehce the qnar-
ter section corner between sections Is and 10.
T. 3 N. range % Il, beart $. 1 deg. E 39b feet
and inches distant. No location monument;
iheRce
Second Ccurse--N. 81 aeg, W. 2on nct rc
posi marked post No. B, USS. No. 69. Cphif
ininr.' No location monument. At 1O1 feet
na.t Ma 4, l. l.. location ,aonunent henrs =.
rs deg 30 min, w IS feet distant. Thence
Third Coursc-N. 36 deg 30 min, 4. 1900 feet
to port marked post No. 4, USS. No. g.
Ophir mneiH loSation monument bears s
40 deg 30 min, w ~ feet distant. Thence
Fourth Courses. 81 deg, K. 200 feet tc
place OF beginning. containing 6.7l acres; ic
cation monument bears Y, A. deg, 4. 40 feel
distant
So much of this survey as cchhicts will
USS. No. ~, Eva Lode, is hereby excluded
said oonfiet is drsaribed as follows
Beginning at post No. 4of USS. No GO. ant
running thcece
First Courses. 81 deg. K. 68 I, ct /: inchei
to sE. side lihe of USS. No 10. Thence run
niag
Second Conrse--s. So deg. W. 1877 feet t.
SW. side line OF USS. No. 90; thence runnin.
Third Cousse-S. rs deg, 80 min b 100 fee
to place of beginnisg. containing 1i.ie0 acres
leaving remaining S.57 acres.
Magnetic variation, Is deg 10 mir K, con
, tanning Csc aefes.
The locatiaM of This mine is recorded in TIL
Recorders Office of Esmerada county
New, in Book D, page sO6 of Mining Loca
tions.
The adjoining claimants are the Eva
mine. EsS. No. 10.
Anv and nj nersaps Hlain6nu Al yprspl
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-02-20
Eva Mine

Or surface ground are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register of the
United States Land Office at Carson City in
the State of Nevada. during the sixty days
period of publication hereof, or they will be
barred by virtue of tho provisions of the Stat
ute. U. IL. GALLUP,
no14-1ew. Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-02-20

Y. 3 IyANn OFFICE. !
CARSAN CRY, NV. :
Nt,sem ber Sth, 1888.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-02-20

The location of This misc is recorded in the
Recorders Office of Esmeralda county,
New, in Book D. page 306 of Mining Loca
tions.
The adjoining claimants are the = Eva =
mine. ESS. No. 70.
Any and all persons Claiming adversely
any poriitri OF sa.,s