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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-11
PUBLIC WORKS.
Recommen datiOns to be Made Il
the COuHclI Monday.

Recommendations to be Made to
the COu8ciI Monday.
The Board of Public Works met yes
terday and decided to make the follow.
ing recommendations to the Council on
Monday:
That the petition of A. A. Hubbard eli
al, asking that Ninth street be ordered
paved with porphyry between Main and
Grand avenue, be granted, and the City
Engineer be instructed to present an or
dinance of intention to do said work in
accordance with the petition.
That the petition Of J. g. Downey
asking to be allowed to pave in front ot
his property on Temple street with gran.
ite blocks be denied.
That the petition of A. M. Stevens et
a., asking that the portion of Temple
street between Spring and Fort streets
be paved with granite blocks be referred
to the Council without recommendation
That the petition Of the Tempie-streei
cable railroad asking to be allowed to
pave their right of way on Temple street
with granite blocks be returned without
Recommendation.
Ahoe thC pCJigiOn VI ns OudbtO 6l
al. asking that Lucas avenue be opened
from Ward to Orange street be granted,
and the City Engineer be instructed to
make survey for same, and present
map.
That the petition of F. l.. Lee ct al.
calling attention to the fact that land.
slide near Arnold and Sunset avenue has
filled up the mouth of the culvert be re-
ferred to the Street Superintendent to
clear away the obstruction.
That the protest of Fl. L. Flash ct al.
against the proposed laying of sidewalk
on CASTELAR, street be denied, as said side
walk is public necessity.
That the petition of w. H. Workman,
asking that box culvert be placed in
Louisiana avenne west of Chicago street
be granted and the Street Superinten-
dent be instructed to put in said culvert.
That the petition of Prof. A. Cuyas, A.
M, protesting against running Fort
street into Buena Vista street be filed, as
no proceedings have been instituted to
open Fort street.
That extensions of time be granted to
the following contractors: Thirty days
to Chase & French in which to complete
Ward street from Alvarado to Park
View; twenty days to the Union Con.
struction Company in which to complete
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-11

DACIFIO COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
i GOodall, Perkins d Co., General Agents
San Francisco.
Northern routes embrace lines for Portland
Ore; Victoria, B. c., and Puget Sound, Alaska
and all coast points.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-11

-Daily. +Daily except Sunday
Trains leaving Los Angeles ct $50 A. n. con-
neot at San Bernsrdino for all points south to
Oceanside. Trains leaving Los Angeles at
1880 AM. and arriving at $50 P. M connect
at East Riverside fof all points south to Ocean.
side.
Depot at foot OF Firrt street.
Z. H. WADE. General Manager,
3. B. HYNES, Gen. Pass. Agent.
WILLIAMSON DUNN. General Agent
City Ticket Ofioe. No. 20 North Spring streat
CHAS T. PARSONS. Ticket Agent.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-11

Offers the following Fruit Trees for sale:
20 600 White ano Brown Smyrna Fig Trees.
10000 White Adriatic and Brown Ischfa
Trees.
10000 Hard aud soft-shell Walnuts.
Il 1000 Rooted Malaga Grapes
All warranted to be true to name,
After sixteen years of close observation in
Fig culture I have no hesitation in recom-
mending the. growing of Figs as the most
profitable fruit that has been grown In South
ern California. Will have q good line of De.
ciduous and Citrus Fruits in due season. Cor.
respondence solicited. Addres.
JAMES STEWART
Box SO, Downey City
Our Nursery Stock will hereafter be found at
1l6 8. Spring ST., Los Angeles
d12-lm-j ja11-w1m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-11
Compagnie Generate TTansatlantlQue

FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
NOMPANY'S PIER (NEW) NO. AZ &aDa
" North River, foot of Morton street. &&&&&
Travellers by this line avoid both trans1t by
English railway and the discomfort of orossins
the Channel in small boat
La GASCOGNE. santelli. Saturday Dec. %,
$50 q. m.
LA CHAMPAGNE, Boyer. Saturday, Jan. A.
Ia N0RMANDIE. Frangeul, Saturday, Jan
IL, 7:30 a m.
Ia BoURGoGNE, santelli. Saturday, Jan. 1s
2:30 p. m.
For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No: Bowling Green, New York.
Tickets for sale by all railroad and steamship
onaces In Los Angeles.
J. y. FuGAzI co., Agents. 8 Montgomer,
AVe y. y. d2Q If
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

The Nsv York World says: The sdu
cstioasl qualification for voting. - sdop.
I'd BY the Mississippi convention. provides
the. after January lot, 1896, no. person
sbsll be qualified 70 vote 10 the state unless
be can read passage 10 the constitution
OF the state. or understand II intelligsntly
when read 10 him. The provision is
risbteously made applicable alike 10
whites and blacks. and II IL 10 honestly on
forced BY the whites 10 the fair and patri
otto spiri. In which the negro orator Mont.
geometry hss given the consent Of bis rsce
TO its enactment. II will be st once neces.
ssly safeguard against sbject ignorance
and . siimulous 10 educational effort. Bot
the clauss 10 qussrly drawn 10 that part Of
|. which socspts capacity 70 understand
The constitution whom read aloud, 10 lieu
Of ability on tie voters part 10 read Il
for himself II viii be easy Tor election
officers. who must OF course. be the judges
Of each voters qualification. 10 apply one
test OF understanding 10 white iiIitersie,
add quite another 10 blacks. The ability
to read 10 measurable. but the question
how far . man understands what 10 read
TO him 10 much more difficult, aud il is ..
least possible for Interpretation 10 such
case to be very unfair.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

Nj. Blsine oslis siieniion 10 the fact
thai every Democrat 10 the senate voted
sssinss the reciprocity sncndneni
reported BY the Fiosboe COMMITTEES. and
also 70 The attitude taken by their papers.
Which With few exceptions ridieaie aud
oppose ibe proposal. II may be true thss
part Of this opposition vas due 10 disliks
Of the propossi 10 oosier AZ si'raofdiusry
discretion on the President 10 the matter
OF retsirins OF removing the dates on the
articles specified 10 the amendment Bot,
u 90. vby did bot Mr. Carlisle sod Lis
associates prepare . substitute covering
The sane ground, but providing for come
other wsy OF determining 10 what coun
hies the exemptions spplyf When party
simply oppose plaa vi,hou, any attempt
., its modification. II IL fair 10 sssums
tbst II 10 not pert but the whole OF the
plan TO which they are opposed. The lee,
i. Ne tbiek that our Democratic and Mug.
wump ffispds sre biz bly, cbagrined at see.
log the Republicans steal their thunder 10
the matter Of making . sepsible aud prsc
tiosble proposal for the extension Of our
commerce With our neishbos.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

The lsst opportunity Tor home seeker
and Others vis the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railway. 10 visit points 10 Kan
go. NsbrsskA. Missouri, Arkansas. Indian
Territory. New Mexico. Tesss. Wyoming.
Utah, Idaho. Northwestern Iowa Mime
sofa. South and North Dakota Montans
and Colorado. II one fare for the round
trip. Excursion train will lsavs Boston
on Tuesday. DC. iath. u a. r. r.. VIA Bos
ton 4 Maine and Vermont Central. sith
tourists slespers lbsrihs about 80 cents per
night ssd regular Pullman sleeping cars.
giving passenger their ehoios. Rsusn
Der this, BY this special excursion The
round trip from Boston 70 destination
(scod 30 days for return psssage) will cost
The eauivsisns Of ons nrst elass isrs one
vsy ocly. fcs full particular write 70 T.
". Tboopsoa. n. Z Passsesss Assst
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

| Alter c0nsldefaOle discussion anu SOM
compromises the conference committee o
the two houses agreed upon the tariff bill
and il will no doubt become . Law. II i
tbe expectation Of the Republicans that |
will materially increase the prosperity o
the country. make business lively and givs
more work aud, in some cases at least
better wages to working men. II this re
sui. follows the adoption Of the bill, tber
we may expect the Republicans 10 win il
the next national election. II. on the otbel
hsnd. lower prices. less work and genera
depression follow then the Democrats viii
be most likely to win.
1t is the clsim OF the Democrats that
though the bill may be beneficial TO ZONE
classes Of mAnufscturs it will be st the
expense Of the farming class. That the
latter will be compelled to pay higher
prices for what they sre obliged to buy
and will not get increased prices for wha'
they sell. We do not think this result will
follow. Az rule whstever benefits the
manufacturing industries will in turn
benefit the farmers. The more men EN-.
ployed 10 manufactures the greater market
there will be for farm produce. The home
market IL BY far the best market. Accord.
Ing to the latest published statistics 80 per
cent. oil farm products was consumed 10
this country and only ten per cent, ex-
ported. II We could employ men enough
10 consume the other tenth IL would be
far better than 10 depend upon foreign
markets where prod uce must compete with
prod ucts Of other countries where labor IL
much cheaper than in this country.
Not only this but there are several pro.
visions Of the new tariff bill that are de
signed 10 benefit the farmers directly. 10
this respect il 10 immessurAbly superior 10
the Mills bill framed by the last Congress
which put nearly everything that farmers
raise on the free list.
But the "prooi Of the pudding 10 10 the
eating. and the country will watch with
su1ious eyes the .ffecs the new tariff will
have on the various business interests OF
the county.
The bill makes sugar up TO certain
standard free. This vss done because only
. very smsli part Of the sugar consumed
L prod need in this country. To protect
those who do produce sugar here bounty
IL offered and n. will be paid 10 pro
ducers Of maple sussr. provided they
make 500 pounds or more each snd IL
Gomez up 10 required standard.
The N. Y. Mail and Express we'll ssys
.rhst the credit is largely due TO Repre-
sentative W. W. Grout, Of the Second Yer.
mont District. for putting maple sugar on
The same footing as cane. sorghum and
bee. sugar in regard to bounty. His ef
forts we're ably seconded BY bis Vernon.
colleagues 10 both senate snd house. and
bis proposition vas 20 Inherently aud
usnifesily fair that /, vas adopted with
out any great opposition"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

An sXsssnsely sensible observation 10
that msds by The New York Tfibus when
IL declares that diplomatic Affairs ought
10 be discussed without reference 70 polit.
icsl considerations. When questions II
fectins American prestige and honor arise
there ought no. 70 b. divisions Of public
opinion 90 party linss." The entry o.
partisan preiadice into such discussions
iovsrsbly does much 10 complicsss them.
sud 10 many instances bss been positive
danger 70 the peaceful contamination Of
diplomatic negotiations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

end give our nsrehssh sDa nsraissisrsrs
On orportssisy 70 trade CO sassi terms
updsr NE reciprocal sfrsnsenssA pro.
possd they voald taks large Quantities q
or fosr. rssss ssd lard With little danger
thst tts demand Tor The lso latter voald
sassr 10 the fuiars from the cultivation Of
ssrieslisnl resources oonisnplstsd io'
cone srsss on Tie Atlantic COAT oi South
Amsffcs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

The nomination by the republicans Of
Michigan Of james N. Turner Of Lansing
for governor hss brought ont the fact thai
there are farmers Who are milionsires, Mr..
Turner adding several Of these figures to
ssther. His "home farm" consists Of 5000
acres. and he runs dairy Of 300 cows. b.
sides keeps large quantity Of fancy stock.
Another farmer candidate. Tiliusn OF
BE 18th Carolina. Is but little behind. He
hessn twenty years ego. With 400 acres OF
ard 10 Edst6eld county. and employed
four plo~s. He nov hes 1900 acres. under
cultivation. runs twenty plows, and is ont
d debt. A prsciicsl knowledge Of farm
ing and clese application TO the industry
psys.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

Here 10 . fact worth noting. Last year
while America purchased OF Brazil goods
value . 90. 600. 600 and exported there
goods valued 81 only 1000. 900. Eoelsnd.
with iss, mail communication and 40 alert
merchant marine, imported from the same
couo,ry ESQ, Coz. 600 and exported S3l. 900.
1oa Thus while we had bslsnos OF trade
se,inst US OF SOL .00O. 900. Great Britain
traded for oil the coffee, spices. diamonds
and wool she wanted. and pocketed 81. 000-
900 In cool cash. The lesson Of this 10
self instructive. This is . case in which
figures do their own talking.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

Tho Blaine idss OF retaining dutiss on
sugar, hides. and other articles until the
countries TO the south OF ne should 70 d.
sposd 70 our demand for reciprocity was
not popular; the Aldrich amendment.
which hes been accepted. removes the du
ties, thus giving 10 the consumers these
articles free Of duty from the passage OF
the bill. aud authorizes the President TO
reimpose the duties II We are not accorded
fair treatment; but Mr.. Blsine's purpose
vss and 10 . wise oue-the expansion Of
trade.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

Copsressnsu Builervor,h Of Ohio has
winter . i.iie, 10 number Of biz oons.i'u
eats ieclinisg . RECONCILIATION. and giving
- oss reason ibs, Ls ID Obliged 10 follow
soms puruii which viii enable him 10
place bic family ia eireumstApcss Of "
euri,y sssipsi casualty or death. He hss
hseB sppoinsei secretary Of The vorld's
,.ir al Chicago With . salary Of sl2.oo =
tear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

OHIO y veil y Nsv Enslspd IL suffering
severely from the depreciation 10 value Of
farm lands. 10 Wayne county The populs'
hes Decreased from a0.076 10 1850. 70 ST.
900 10 lseo ~ ths complete census returns
shov. This 10 loss Of siz per cent 10 leo
years. and The loss in farming popuIssioD
10 sousvbst greater. ~ nearly oil the vii
lsxes u .hs country show an increase In
population.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

The i.ir blll bss passed both houses Of
Consfra sad t1 gene 70 the President
.ho slll sssoubtedly sigs H. ], nu
poc,ea that Congress viii sd,oarn today.
Abou, The Gully bill Of national lmporssaoo
Dot passed 10 the federal elections bali
Which vii probably 20 ovsr. sili December
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Estata Of A. G. BEBFK.,
The undersigned. having been fappoiDted BY
the Hon. Probate Court for the District OF ksn.
chester Commissioners. TO receive. sIsniDs, aud
sdlu,t all claims and demands of all persons
against the estate u
q. Bebeo late ~ Rupert
10 said District, deceased. and eli claims srhib-
tied In onset thereto. hereby give notice that
We will meet. for The purposes Aforesaid, Al ihs
late dwelling house OF deceased Ia Rupert
on the 9th day Of March, 1880. from nine O'Clock
A N. until -four o'clock y. n, on sad day, and
that sI months from this sth day OF September
A. u. 1880. 10 the time limited BY raid Cnau ior
said creditors 10 present their claims " US ior
examination aud allowance,
Dated st Rupert this oh day Of September
4. D 1890.
CHARLES u. SHERMAN. co,.u
iJ3s' A. y. SHELDON, WIN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02
A R. ARMsTRONG's Esr.Yr.

- Hate " Vermont. District OF Manchester. ~
IN Probate Court hold at hsnrhssler, witbia
and ior said District 90 tbs I'M DAY Of sspteia.
Der, A. ID, 1880.
An Instrument pnfp0rtiEg ~ he The lac, ,ii
| and lsstsment " A, u, AfmstroDg, late " Dorset
10 snIi District deceased, WAS prssented b.
Eussn FatnGm Armstrong the Ereeutilr thsrein
IA med, fof Pfobsts
Whtnupon SECESSION Of said Court, 10 be held
1t tie Probate ONES 10 Manchester, ~ said u :,
tiei on the srd, dsy u 0eiybsF a. D. 1850,
81 ton O'Clock IN the ioIsooen VS. 80,
pointed for the probate " said Instrument
aud for al persons concerned " sppssraDd con.
test the o. me, II eanss there be Tor % doing.
and pubic notice thereof as ordered 70 he sivss
BY the publication hereof In the Manchester
JorssAL, = newspaper printed ~ said hsnchss,
Ter. three veehs sscesssissly previous W tho
time % appointed.
Airas record,
J. a. FGss, Efgis,eg.
ATrns Copy Of Hseord,
isss. Attest, !. Z. Skss. Essls.ss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02
REMINGTON COUNTY COURT,
. December Torn. 1890
LUCY O. JONES.

REMINGTON COUNTY COURT,
- December Torn. 1890.
LUCY O. JONES,
CHARLES II. JONES,
Whreds, Lucy q. Jones, Of Arlington IN The
County Of Bennington and State Of Vermont,
has filed her libel Tor divorce from ana sgsinst
Charles A. Jones, formerly OF Manchester, Low
Of parts unknown, setting forth
That ON the 25th day OF December A. D. 1883,
at Bhusban, In the state OF New York, she then
bearing the name Of Lucy q, Hosiey, was duly
and lawfully married TO Charles II. Jonor, th,n
Of said Manchester. by the Row 9. Mott a min
Is'er Of the gospel duly authorized 10 solemnz.
marriages, at said hhusbsD; and that from tLs
date ~ eaid marriage she lived aid cohhbiied
Win aid Charles II. Jones ss his wife, Ia the
due Observance OF the marriage 10y,nani, Al
said Name hester, uDtil the lith day Of May A. b.
1887, when the taid Charles II jones, without
any any Just caufe or pr0yocaion. viliniiy de-
serted the petitioner and went TO parts mn
kDevn and has continued said deseition bilber-
TO. And further ayerring that the IN now n reel.
dent Of Arlington, 10 the County OF Bennington
. lore. aid, and has Tosijad IA sait Bennington
csunty for twenty yeaIs last past, and has not
lived or cobsbiied with said Charles II Jones
siLce the date Of his deseruop as above sisted;
And praying that the bonds Of matl iinouy DO.
tween her aud the said Charles II. Jones msy by
dissolved, and bill Of diyoree granted ~ tho
petitioner, pun susnt 10 the statute IN sneh cssr
made and provided.
And IL appearing that said Charles II. Jones 10
wit. out this State and In parts unknowns
IL 10 ordered, That notice VI the psDdsncy 0f
said libel be given 10 said Charles II. Jones By
publishing the substance thereof with this order
three weeks successfully 10 tho Manchester
JOURNAL. . Newspaper printed Al Manchester In
ths County Of Bennipe ton, the last of whi3b
publications shall be a. least siI weeks previous
&c be commencement OF the next stated term Of
the bennington County Court, 10 be held ~ Bon.
nington the first Tuesday Of December 4. D.
1900, 10 which term of said Court said libel i.
tprnlbis. which Shall be deemed srfh lent
notice 70 said Charles n. Jones 10 appear and
answer sid libel and abide tho order Of tbs
Court thereon.
Dated At Bennington this oh day u septfm.
Der A. D 1890.
EDwARD J. HALL, Clerk.
V,,Y, ~. 4 Co., at,n.n.y. "a, f,hsii.nt 1naw
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

fss wsshinsioa Street Boston. Mass. o.
Jnc. SehAsiisa. General Ticket and Psss
eusef Aesnt, Chicago, III.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

The Vermont Legislature meets today.
Oct Let. There 10 considerable strife over
speaker. Mann Of Wilmington appsre ltly
lesd,pg With start OF BakersHeld . good
second aud Boyuton Of Woodstock and
Thompson Of Irssburg bringing up the
rear II 10 bard to tell which one will xin
snd II msy take several ballots 70 decide
u. Mslonsy Of Rutland 10 the Democratic
candidate. though II is said that Atkins
favored Ballard Of Undsrhill Fifty eight
members attended the Democratic csucus.
s,ickney Of Ludlov will be sesin Clerk
Of the House. while the Secretary Of the
Senate 10 10 doubt, there being several
candidates The only appointment made
By the Swsesnt-si-arms from this county
10 that Of Vim. q. Spsnord Of North Ben :.
linsion - pAss 10 the House.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02
The National Life.
from The Indicator

"The National Montpelier
making rapid progress Of late but that made in 1889 far uips
previous results At the Of the business the
during the 1921 900 four basis The
written during 4744 policies nsurg
$2 43 $780, which the largest business written by this
On the 81 Of December there 1924 policies nsug
914 policies $455
The income @ O69 and for
1886 Of and the disbursements amounted 81
which 6s96 paid policy holders Since organization
National paid
So 22 which
paid policy holders since organization 1896 3l3.
this
financially by At the offering nsug
dons and giving holders affords both protection and
degree with company
10
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

Ses York began Yesterday 70 take 20
lice cessus Of The city. 947 passolmsa b.
ins engaged 10 The work. Esch will work
from sA \. 70 6p.A. Their dates are
comparatively simple. - they have ooiy
10 take dovn The residence. name. ses and
srs Of ssch persoo snumsrtsd. and make
note Of ismilies that refuse 10 give iuior
nation II is supposed that week or ten
csys will give time enough Tor the taking
OF this ceusua The Instructions given do
pot refer TO any particular date, ~ that Of
the csosua. and duplicsiions are likely 10
fesul. from The double entry Of families
moving during its sesk or ten days while
The police ere u work. bot that will
not b. objected 70 BY city snsioos TO
prove that ~ population 10 larger than
RAJ returned BY the Superintendent Of
lie Census The local census gill 10,
Isye any weight outside OF the city unless
!, should iaducs The Census otioe itseIi 10
undertake . recount
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

Twrr.sfyy snocrA M H,aH ExopcE 10
cT,r asnacls rnoDpckas oosTnoI 90 rnEn
oss sauETs. WIN an scnrAsIso Issrx,p
~ pDns,1xe scnE oy vlonL
frrnI soiDlr1 aSD SAILOR VINO mas sirn
VIZ MA oovsrsr FAITHFULLY IN Tisn or
va opaT 70 Encrfvra rrSsios. NOT A. A
o.snuI rvT asa sarrEA oy saD1x irs-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-10-02

A, present the merchant 10 the United
State, vhc nils sn order Tor . buyer 10
South Amsrics generally hss 70 do i, by
.ssdiDs the gods 10 some Earopssn port.
10 be shipped thence BY forsiss lima
Oar steamship cosanuniesiions With The
eoaairss 10 the soath Of ps are 20 npces-
tain thai the Earopess rou,S 10 rseos.
sirsd - "ths nearest vsy roupd." The 70.
sai, bsias The, var goods are handicapped
by dosbls freight fstss scsoss The broad
Ailsniio. srd Il u 10 voadsr IL The Tor.
sispss V able 10 nadsrslI IA A dirsct
steamer service vosid rsaoys this iseubu