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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08
JOHN r. BUCHrEL DANGEROUSLY I'LL.

Cleveland Nov John r. Buchtel, the founder
q, RuchteI College at Akron ohio. suffered a stroke
Of apoplcAy on Tuesday and is now lying at deaths
i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

An ara entitled 10 l6 that their money Will buy,
AZ FAMILY shouleye at once. bottle Of the best
go etey maSv SWIM Pigs TO cleanse the system when
intIyye or bilious. il e in 6oc and u bottles By all
leading druRRtstSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08
A SLEEPING. CAR CUTIN TWO
SEVERAL PERSONS BADLY HURT ON THE
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
LOCOMOTIVE DAsHns THROUGH TRAIN
STANDING on A CROSSLNG-THE WONDER
Is THAT NOBODY WAS KILLED.

A LOCOMOTIVE DASHES THROUGH TRAIN
STANDING on A cRossING-THE WONDER
is THAT NOBODY WAS KILLED.
Cincinnati. Nov. 1.-The occupants Of the Jackson
vilc Fla, secping-car the Cincinnati Southern road
narrowly escaped death at Junction City at 3 :3s
q. m. to-day The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
crosses the Southern at this point, and when TraiU
No. g. Of the Southern road, reached the station on
schedule time and stopped at the usual place, the
middle sleepng-car Of the three was directly across
the track of the Louisville and Nashville on the
latter road heavy freight was coming from the west
1t should have stopped 200 feet from the crossing until
the track was clear but for reason the freight
train did not stop 1t is said that the brakes would
not work and that the grade was steep At any rate
the train rushing on, and struck the Sleeping
car in the centre, the engine ploughng through ana
breaking the car to pieces throwing the occupants
right and left either sid OF the track Inc engine
left the track and crashed into the basgage-room Oh
the Louisville and Nashville Depot. Fortunately the
wrecked did not take fire and no one was Kiiieo
outright. The injured are Herbert F. Tousley'
Bevidere H.; Mrs. s. w. Wheeler, MilwauAee'
Jennie II. White, three years old. MILWAUKEE,
I. j. Wheelock Finday, Ohio; F. A. shaler, Doy'
Findlay, Ohio Davis B. Shaler Findlay, ONO W.. L.
Harde, Jacksonville, Fla, general freight agent Oh the
Savannah, Florida and Western B. N. Austin. assistant
general passenger agent Of the Northern Pacific 3D.
Paul, Minn The last two were brought to this city
on the DELAYED train, and we're taken to the GOOD
Samaritan Hospital A sad feature OF Mr.. Austin's
misfortune that he had gone to Jacksonville, Fla 10
take home the body of his mother who had recently
died. and her body in the baggage car at the tme
of the accident. Mr.. Austin In great pain during
his Journey to this city, and he moaned he thought
he was dying, and said
Il shall soon Join my MOTHER
Mr. Mclean, conductor Of the seeplngcar was
slightly injured, also the engineer OF the iregn'
train Messrs. Hardie and Austin at the Good samsrl
tan Hospital this evening, were In excellent SPIRITS
and had fear Of serious results Both were PAIN
fully bruised and have ugly scratches, but there are
no broken bones and no internal injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

and the Union forces returned to their boats and cen
up the Mississippi River TO Cairo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-08

b.
'BTceekNAlice Harper, yrs. ~ T.i S =, .,
A. Tnompsons b. f. Mabel Glenn, 3 TO-; t. -
H. W. withrow Co.'S br. c. Reporter, A. % s-s
J. AZ Bachelors b. e. woOdcqtteT. 70 g., g.,
W. L. H.mmersiey's b. IasO v 9s SOL ,2-l
H. Hentz ms ch. wnona agea ai,d iVf 1ool 3d.
Keys.on. Stables b. c. Admiral. s. 81 %, 81
A. J. Joyners ch g. Chesapeake S,, i0l 81 IS
Time-1 :s4l.
Al rsr,ow. Baiiyhoo and Granite withdrawn
Ate, many breakaways the flag fell On poor s'sl'
Mabel Glenn in 'front.' woodcutter far In the rear bu'
yoodcut4r was so full OF running that before the heio
cot around the turn he in front. BY the time ne
reached the head homestretch he was pumped ou
and the baby in his saddle utterly unable TO give MN
anv assistance Inside the last furlong post Iara'
brought ND Cousin Jeems. who won good race oy
,.,gth Mabel Glenn second, length and hall before
psno,ter who beat woodcutter o length
rouRrH RACE-PURsE $500. MAIDEN Two'YEAh
oI,ps. SELLING. SIX FURLONGS.
~ s. Re''iG f.
. Jovner's b. c. MiIetes. by Darebin- F.,
Si,ets 9s N $500. "a. Covington) 1o-l IL
Athenia Stables b. c. Dietun' senson;2 ao1 1o-i
NJ p~ysr. b. c. Bush Bolt ias Sfsyi"3 - 50
s. W Streets Oh. g. Mr.. Sass Siav,ooio Ill 81
W. c. Days b. 4. Kate Clark, Iol SsmSssDo 81 81
sunol Stables br Scraps, Jos G Ids 1o-i Al
n,.os.o Co.'s Oh. g. Macpherson, ISt ,oo On
w. Mecomiss's b. Ja.os 1C g. Tribe So 4'
b. T. Lengcakes ch :. Msrifo'' pde,:onYo COL 20-1
Time-} ;isS..
pa.,a and Mischief withdrawn. Dctum ana ha'e
c1srk were the leaders TO the last furlong post whs
ws,s shsilsngel By Nnees. who passed them omar s'e'
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03

23633. Gavin, Mrs Rose A-East "a of
northwest n aud south "a of northeast
a of sec Ia, tip 8 n, r 16 W,
| 1854. TOohey, Patrick-Mortgage in
terest east q of northwest ID and south
q OF northeast n of sec ID, tip N. 16 W,
| 23644. Pitman, AS-Mortgage A interest
Rancho Santa Gertrudes, 24A acres,
bounded north by Standler, east by
James Stewart. south by County road.
west by 8 Reynold or 12.foot road
| 23646. Chippendale, Richard--Mort-
gage Interest in Duarte original town.
site, l acre, being bl 10, less 50x100 feet
in southwest corner,
1888. Templeton, VIM A Rancho
San Pedro, SO acres, bounded north by
py Mrs Stuart, west by Nichols, and
2ss54 Cain, Cain. + H-Mortgage interest
Rancho San Pedro, SO acres, bounded
east by County road, south by Mrs Stu
sTt, west by Nichols, north by Mrs
2s66l. Richmond, ,Amanda-Mortgage
interest Phillips tract, south 3.79 acres
2s663. Amy. w-Mortgage interest
in Rancho Santa Gertrudes, 20 acres,
south of southeast ID of northeast II
of sec IA, tp3s, wv,
| 23666. Townsend, Frank-Wilmington
by Townsend, east by county road, south
by Ewing, west by Watson, being south
| Is 6-10 acres of lots 5 and 6,
Lot 5ox15O in southwest d Of south
north and I east By By v Townsend, % w UIuaaeS souta
| by Vernon avenue. west by d M Bald
| win, and nersonal property,
23679. Elliott, James R-Mortgage in
terest in south n of northwes. II of
northeast 4 OF sec S6, tp In, low,
in Ivanhoe, 80 acres, bounded north by
| Partridge, east by river. south by
Hunter, west by Potts,
| 237O1. Crawford. Geo S and McCreany,
Fenton r = Mortgage interest in G W
Davis sub, lot 81
23722. Webb, Theodore E-Neis tract.
lot 49,
Lot 46, and personal property,
| 1928. Williams, Mrs. Kate-Mortpape
interest, Neis tract, lot 26,
Lot 3S,
| 23752 Cook, F. Mortgage interest.
Rancho Tajanta 10 acres, bounded north
by county road. east by Abila, south by
RamsauD. west by Diller,
| t23759. Whittier Canning Companv-
john NJ. Thomas Rancho, south 100 feet
| of lot bl +, and personal property.
| 23763. Lyon, Lewis HI acres in south.
east corner Washington street and West.
ern avenue, bounded north by Wash.
ington street, east by Mrs f.. Moore,
south by Mrs E Moore. west by Western .
avenue, and personal property,
23781. Smith, Lu Wheat Mortgage in.
terest 7 Matthews sub of G Eseh-
nseh Estate, lots,
23SO6. Coronel, Mariana Williamsowde
Mortgage interest, Rancho La Ballo.
no, 81 acres, bounded north by Hepuera.
east by Mesmer, south by Jose A Macha,
do, west be V P0net Machado,
81 97-100 acres, bounded north by He.
guerra. east by Machado, south by v Pc.
net, west by v Ponet,
238l0. Ross, Elizabeth H-Mortgage
interest, ,Grogan tract, 80 acres, bounded
by Mendicino street, Ely avenue, south
BY New York avenue, west by Hannah
Porter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03

oU IecL odsL flue hellOgg tract,
terest. Rancho Santa Gertrudes, 40 acres
bounded north by county road, east by
Zinn. south Rice. west by county road,
2309o. Stewart, David o - Downey
City, west "a bl 10. and personal prop
23lo7. Cheney, wm-Mortgage inter.
est. Rancho Santa Gertrudes, 10
acres, bounded on north by Ryan, east
by Watham, south by county road, west
by Stewart,
23lO9. Lindley, Mrs Eliza-Mortgage
interest, Neis tract, lot %,
2312O California Loan & Trust Co
Mortgage interest, Mcdonald tract, 20
28l22 Robinson, wm-Mortgage in
terest, Painters sub, east 321< # of lot
2Sl42. Smith, VIM D-Mortgage in.
terest, 20 acres, sec 90, 2s 13w,
23147. Quinn. E1len-Central Park,
Front tract, lot 81 big,
2sl52 Cole, c E-Mortgage interest
Rancho Santa Gertrudes, 40 acres, sec
2317s. Walters, G B-Mortgage in.
terest, Rancho Santa Gertrudes, acres
bounded north by Glasscock, east by
Redeur, south by Adams, west by stin-
2s2os. Ward, Martha-Mortgage inter
est, Keller tract, Is acres. lots z and 10,
sec 6, Is, 13 W,
2s2o7. Crsndall. w A-Mortgage inter
est, Davis add. lot 10 bl Is,
23249. Rogers, Ralph Mortgage in.
terest, Garvanza. east n lot7 bl 2S,
2S263. Moss. Frederick Mortgage in
terest, Rancho Santa Gertrudes, 20 acres,
bounded north by Renfro, east by Brun-
son, south by Crenson, west by county
road
2S279 Stanton, N W-Mortgage inter-
est, Alhambra tract, acres, Rng 4
2s2s5. Anthony, Cynthy-Mortgage
interest Garvanza, lot bl d,
23SOS. Allen, Rosabells E : Rancho
Santa Gertrudes, 8 acres bounded north
by Hood, east by DarrOw and McNoah,
west by Moses and Pierce. south by
Kendrick & England,
acres, bounded north by Hood. east
by Kendrick & England, south by Dar.
row & McNash, west by Morick & Pierce,
and personal property,
233l4. BashOr Madison : Phillips
tract, 10 acres, lot s bl %, and personal
ptSsiI55' assi5 Howard, Catherine E-Mort-
gage Interest, Phillips tract. lot 8 bl %,
233l6. Budlong, Mrs Nancy A-Glen-
2s82i. Smith r B-Mortgage interest,
Weisendanger tract, lot Ill,
2s345.--Malcolm, Miss Alvira--Mort-
gage, Rancho Santa Gsrtrudss. 81 scyes,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03
Los ANGELES DAILY MORNING FEBRUARY

TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS
Eos EosisI15' { ! 4 s. s.
| Lot b. IL, 5a
28777 Little, Frederick E-Pom ona, %
Phillips add. lot bl D, 90
| 217S2 ark, L w, aad Jones & Baker
4 Santa Monica, lot 21 bl 1876, 3 ao
227SS Clark. L W-Santa Monica, lot
,.SsO6. ,.SSssO c. White, Howard C-Ela View 80
trsct, lot IS bl U, GA
Lot 20 bl U, 81 81
| Lot Il bl U, "a
! Lot % bl U, Ga
:2Sl6. Hubbard, Anthony G. and
Jones & Baker-Santa Monica, lot R, bl
s2S17 Fariss. Mrs Jerette f., and '02
Jones & Baker-Santa Monica, lot X bl74, Ga
| e2S20. Hubble, stephen Gin s.
Weston's sub, LOTT bl 26, 149 "a
| 22Si4. Go dsworthy 4 Chronis-Cle-
ment tract Goldsworthy & Chronis
SUP s,saS lS' Z East side Spring Water Co 277
Florence Terrace tract, lot BID, 90
2scres City Reservoir site No 6, aud %
personal property, 95 10
1880. Spence, E Fand Crank. and
Bicknell, Jno D-Monrovia tract, lot bl
Monrovia. First add to Monrovis tract
| lot q bl p, 81
Lot 81 bl X, 3 81
| 22s76. Sage, Thomas L-Elysian
Heights tract, lot II bl 49, 90
22S79. Conner. Theo M M Whitta-
ker tract, A, lot IA bl J, and per-
soual property, 80
22S95, Garcia Jesus-"o 8" north %
feet, lot 2 bl 81, ID 81
2164S. Neyland. William-Bsllesteros
Vineyard tract, lot %, poll tax, A SO
2lSS9. Menzer, John w w Brown
ing's sub Matthew & Pickett tract, LOT 10
bl d poll tax, 4 20
22232. Rogers, Geo I-Santa Monica,
lot ] b 96, poll tax, so
22263. Bonn. John-Myers tract, lot
so, poll tax, SO
2236s. Turner, Wyman Mills &
Wicks extension Second street, lot 1885,
poll tax, 4 so
22S76. Jones, James Alva-Kohler &
Ffohling tract, lot IL bl C, poll tax, 4 SO
22756. Kraemer. Sebastian Steven
sons sub lot 3d. for poll tax, 4 so
1886. Grejuloa, Jesus-Compton, n
acre bounded north by Cruz, east by
Wright, south by Sepulveda, west by
street, for poll tax, SO
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03
TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS.


WITH cos
5 Palmeteer's sub, lot ss, and personal
21s4s. Moore. Jas D, and John G.
fasadena, Central tract, lot bl A, ana -
personal property,
p2d 2ls4s. Straw, A M-Pasadena, Oscar :,
2lses. Palmateer, Sam, and Pierce
T-Pasadena. Lake avenue synd, sub
2ls2s. st John. Lucas-pasadens,
Central tract replat lot A bl A 1.
st Johns sub, south u lotl1, bl J, SP :.
tract, lot l, L
Lot g.,
Lot 8,
Lot 4,
Lots
Lot 10, aud personal property, a
2lSS2. Pasadena Street Railroad Com
pany-Pasadena, 81 miles street rail
road, beginning at Intersection of Or
ange Grove avenue and Columbia street,
thence on Columbia street to Fair Oaks
avenue. thence on Fair Oaks avenue to
Chestnut, thence on Chestnut to Summit
avenue. thence on Summit to Villa
street. thence on Villa to Marengo ave.
nue., thence on Marengo avenue to Illi
nois street, thence on Illinois street to
Moline avenue, 5
IN Central tract, bl N, 8 tract. lot
bl B. and personal property, D.
2lsS4. PRESCOTT, Frank G, Jr-Prichard
tract, lot Ia bl 1,
213S6. Ames, Pauline A-Whittaker,
Richardson & Ernst tract, lot A,
2l42S; Dessery, y,Victor-Brooklyn tract,
lot 90 bl 10,
2l4S5. Arnold, Observation-Disclosures,
Mullen tract, west 25 feet lot So,
21495. Kansas Street improvement
Compsny-P asadena, Mullen tract,l lot q, 81
Lot27, 2
East 16 feet lots AZ and Al, Al
21496. Buchanan, Charles W and John
T-Pssadena, w Hollands sub
tract, lot /,
Lot 6,
21521. Baston, George M-Pssadens,
Turner's sub Dennis tract, lot 6,
Lot 7, and personal property, II
21523 Palmateer. Hrs. Mary-Pasa-
dena. Lake add, lot 8,
Lot 4,
Lot s0x195 feet west side Los Robles av-
enue, commencing 165 feet south of
northeast corner lot 10 bl ], San Pasqual
tract, south so feet, west 1875 feet, north so
feet. east 1876 feet, II
=, Dunsmoor tract, lot 10,
21526. knight, Sanford O-Pasadena,
J H Woodworth's sub, lot 49, and per-
sonal property, 10
2l5ss. Rust, John C-Pasadena, Sum-
STEMS sub lots to 13, Legg tract, LOTT, IL
1862. Newland, Catherine-West de-
pot add tract, sub, lot II, Abila tract .
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03
VOLUME V.
TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS

WITH COSTS
2290l Armstrong, Simpson S-Rancho
Los Coyotes, acres bounded north by
Jones, east by Grant & Coppock, south
sec 7. 4 8, IL W. and personal property, s Z
22907. BRYAN & GOdbold - Rancho
Tejauta, 1874 acres, bounded north by
west by Munroe and personal prop
erty, 66 4
22964. Trampton, Geo Mortgage in
| terest in Rancho Los Coyotes, 3S acres,
| fractional northeast ID OF northeast a
sec Is. S, IL W, 8 acres, bounded north
| by county road, east by Coyote creek,
sonth by Miller, west by Miller, sec II, 90
4 6, II W, 16
2l969. Marshall, Louis = 80 acres,
bounded north by Talamales Barclay,
east by Speucer. south by Tehunga Grant
| linz. west by Barclay, and personal prop
| eTty, 2
229s1. Beal, A-Mortgage interest
| 90 acres, sec 10, IS, 13w, 30 s.
229S4. Ramsaur, VIM P-Rancho Ia
jauta, 240 acres, bounded north by Diller,
| Cook and Ranlsaur, east by county road,
Diller, Lash and Bott, south by Hunter,
Walker and Ramsaur, 25
60 acres, bounded north by self and
Hunter east by Hunter and Abila. south
by Abila and Walker, west by Walker
AMI Wright. aDd personal property, 136
229Ss Richie, Mrs NJ S-North III
acres of south 20 acres northeast d of
northwest a sec 2S. 2 s. 13 W, and per
SOnal prOpRTUy, o. .
2SOo1. Behlow, Auguste = Mortgage
| interest, Alhambra add tract, east
| acres Is, lot 1, So
2SO02. Olsen, Ole-5 acres, sec %, Is,
13 w, and personal property, %
230l7. Chippendale. Richard - Mort
gage interest, Duarte Original townsite,
] 28O2S. Ogg. seth-Mortgage interest,
| acre, bounded north by 9th street ex-
tension, east by Ellsworth south by
Gilley ct al west by Burns, sec 80, l s,
23O39. Teel, Adam BGarvanza, lot
ol P, and personal property, 81
23O4O. Rogers, s,Ralph-Mortgage inter-
est, Garvanza, lot bl P, II 9
2SO46. Lockwood, George N-Mortgage
| interest, Garvanza, lot l, BIZ,
Lot 2 bl 7, 81
est, Rancho Santa Gertrudes, acres,
| bounded north by Slingland, east by De
More, south by Fachinsa, west be Bed
| dome. II
23O54. Purcell Gervaise, Mortgage in
terest, Purcelrs sub Las Tunas tract, lot
Lots 10, IL
| Lot bl 5, 1C
23060. Messenger, Eli-Mor' gage inter
est, Alhambra, Pomeroy & Stinsons sub
lot s bl E. 80
2ao7o Baume, samuel-Twenty acres
in sec IL, tip s, 10 W, 3S 2
2so7i. N'tH Justice, tSs Matilda-Mortgage in
terest acres sec2 tp Is, low, 90
| NoOIo, HUQudIu, LyQlh N-I
City, La Fuente Place, lot 81 bl 3, and
personal property, 22
230S0 Pasadena Bldg & Loan Assn
Mortgage interest La Fuente Place,
lot 81 bis, SO
| 230s1 Pasadena Bldg & Loan Assn--
Mortgage interest La Fuente Place,
lot 2l bl 8. "a
2Sos2 kellogg. Mrs Rebeoca Nal
hambra Kellogg tract, Rng lot 7, ex.
cept lots 81, % and 49, 70
Thirty feet east side Kellogg tract. and
personal property, II
23OsS. Nichols, C-Mortgage in
terest, in Kellogg tract, lot IL, 1:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03

1850 Kelly, Rollin Gail that part
lots ~ and 29 bl 35115, Ord's survey, lying
east of Cleveland street,
2l67o. Carbeil, Dennis-Pomons, V
D Brands sub bl lS3, lot bl 2, and per-
sonal property,
2l67S. Shade, J D-Pomona, Brands
sub, lot 8 bl l,
21706. Freeman, Phillip N-Pomona,
LeMars sub bl 1S4, lot A bl 8, and per-
sonal property,
2i717. Wagner, Mrs Isabel - Also
tract, Los Angeles City, lot 8 blV V,
2175S. Bender, 8 B-Pasadena, @
Cases sub, lot 5,
21764. Plummer, J W-Pasadena, B o
and Mary E Clark's sub bl V, P d B
tract, west 20 feet lot 6.
21765 Mclean. Idoria and Hunt, Geo
R Pasadena, Olivewood tract, lot 5
BIZ
2t7s4. Vawter, W & Co-Santa Mon.
lea, Santa Fe tract, lot 3 klF,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03

2l627. Charlton, Thomas -Wingerter
tract, lot 176,
2l641. Ferlin. Laura solano tract,
lot 23,
Lot "a,
Lot 35,
Lot 81,
Lot 5S,
Lot 81,
Lot SS,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-31
Glendara aranres.

MIR. j. S. Vandoren exhibited in the
HERALD Office yesterday dozen oranges
of the navel variety, grown at Glendora,
which might well challenge the world to
match. They were of fine size, of high
color and perfect in form. The district
where they grew is close to the noun
tains, where the soil is perfect for citrus
culture, and where water is abundant.
1t is too high for fogs, frost, smut or scale
to trouble the trees. This is plainly
manifest from the bright, clean condi-
ton of the samples shown. Five acres of
we'll matured trees there are sure for an
income of $3 500, and one man can take
care of the orchard. Such lands as these
are cheaper than dirt at $500 an acre for
the raw land. Growing orchards are
cheap at 81, 900 an acre.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-31
MIR. Freeman Coming Home.

Mr.. d. freeman left New York yester-
day on his way home from Europe. The
report has gained currency in some way
that this distinguished Angeleho has
forsaken the joys of single blessedness for
the comforts of married life. Wherever or
however such reports emanate they
are all utterly incorrect. Mr.. Freeman
will not return in company with any
bride OF his. Not that matrimony has
not at times entered his head. 1t has.
The record is in black and white in his
own terse phrases and elegant chirop-
raphy, and Ssigned with his own hand.
In substance, Mr.. Freeman says that
tender glances have passed between him
and a certain British maiden of wide re-
nown. She is usually known as Vic
toria, but that cognomen is either pre-
ceded by Queen in English or followed
by Regina in Latin. The glances may
be supposed to have been both tender
and great, but they came to nothing. It
is another case of the rough running of
the stream of true love. There
arose insuperable barriers which kept
their sighing and tender hearts apart.
Mrs. Victoria found that she could not
endure. you know, the rough and bois-
ferrous manners of Americas fierce de-
mocracy, and could not therefore leave
England; while Mr.. Freeman found the
atmosphere of the English castles too
damp for his fragile form, and therefore
was unable to make up his mind to
"locate" at Windsor, the Isle of Wight
or Balmoral. Thus the tender glances
will hereafter have to shoot seas across
and mountains over, and the sighing of
these young hearts will be vain as ever.
Mr.. Freeman will not wed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-31
ACCIDENTALLY DROWNED.
R0u q Ia Trip from the City In the
ka1u.


Coroner Meredith yesterday held an
inquest at Santa Monica upon the body
of w. B. Salmon, farmer, who was &C.
cidentally drowned on Saturday last,
while on his way home from this city.
From the testimony of Alexander Hell
ander, a machinist, who was the only
person with the deceased at the time of
his death, the following facts were
learned: Salmon called upon Helander
on Saturday morning last, at the St..
Charles hotel, in this city, and asked
him if he would accompany him out to
his ranch, because he wanted him to su-
perintend his sawmill, as he had already
done several times before. The two
men started ont of town in farm
wagon, drawn by team of four horses.
AS they approached the Cahuenga
pass it commenced to rain, and
at Garapatas csf1on their troubles began,
for, after proceeding along the caflon for
short distance, the wagon begged up
to the hubs of it's wheels and the team
was unable to move. In order to save
the horses the men got down from the
wagon, and, after unhitching them.
abandoned the vehicle and proceeded on
horseback, Helander leading and Sal
mon, driving the loose horses in front of
him, riding in the rear. After swimming
several creeks, all of which we're much
swollen by the rain, they reached the
creek just beyond O'Regan's ranch. The
loose horses were driven in and swan
across, and the men urged their steeds
into the swift current, Helander being
slightly in advance of his compan.
ion. 1t was dark by this time.
and after stemming the current
Helander was too preoccupied to notice
Salmon; but on reaching the opposite
bank in safety he turned and shouted
back that he was all right. Receiving
no reply he again shouted and as he did
so, the horse Salmon had been riding
came across riderless. After searching
in vain for his companion, H lander
rode on to the ranch and informed Mrs.
Salmon of her husbands disappearance,
and men were dispatched with lanterns
to find the missing rancher. They le-
turned without having discovered a
single trace. The body was not found
until Monday last, when searching
party discovered it about five miles down
the creek entangled by a lot of roots in q
deep pool.
The jury on hearing these facts re-
turned q verdict of accidental drowning.
The deceased was a native Of England
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-31
"a Night OFF,,

Commencing next Monday evening,
at the Los Angeles theater, we are to be
treated with week of sparkling COM
edy, in the shape of two of Augustin
Daly's successes, A Night Off and An
arabian Night, produced by an excel
lent company of comedians, all of whom
have been seen here before. Il Night Off
is one of the brightest and most in
genious pieces of it's kind in the modern
dramatic repertoire. Clever in plot,
simple in structure, exhilarating in hu-
NOR, it is ga thing of beauty and Joy
forever" One can relish it's diverting
episodes over and over again with un-
abated zeal. An Arabian Night is fully
equal to and as bright and full of wit as
4 Night Of, and the management assure
their patrons an evening Of enjoyment
fully up to the standard of the Possible
Case Company.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-31
EXCURSIONS.

SANTA FE ROUTE STILL AHEAD OF ALI
- competitors, both in time and distance, tt
ali points Esst. Special tourist excursions
East every THURSDAY. For full information
apply to or address any agent. or CLARENCt
A. WARNER. Exc. Manager, 29N N Spring j1t
WINTER TRAvEL-FORTNIGHT TOUR
w ist Excursions-Organized and conducted
by the Southern Pacific Company, via the
Sunset Route, New Orleans. Birmingham, Chat
tanooga and Cincinnati, to Boston, New York
PHILADELPHIA and intermediates.
Through service of Pullman Tourist Sleepers
Parties personally conducted by Southern
Pacific employe.
Sleepers have improved heaters for light
cooking and tea and cliffee
Adjustable lunch tables In every section.
Leave Les Angeles Oct. 10th an d 31st; Nov.
l4th and 2sth; Dec. 18th. 1889; Jan Sd, 18th
and 31st; Feb. 14th and 28th: March 18th and
28th; April 11ih and 25th, 1880
For further information apply to any Agent
Southern Pacific Co., or to the General Pas
senger Office. no. zoos, Spring S., Cor. Second
Los Angeles. Cal. g. H. WHITE, Ticket Agent
J. M. CRAWLEY Asst. Gen1 Pass. Agent; T. FL
GOODMAN, g. P; q T; A.; R. GkAY. Gen'l
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