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Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
McNALLY AND DOCKWEILER.
They are Both Indorsed by Meeting
of Labor Representatives.

At meeting of labor representatives
held at the hall, No. 1151a N. Main, on
Nov. Goth. unanimous endorsement was
given to the candidacy Of Mr.. Andy Nc
Nally for the Office of superintendent of
streets, and J. H. Dockweiler for office
OF city engineer. Resolutions were
adopted as follows
Whereas, The representatives OF the
various labor organizations present are
OF the opinion that the Office OF street
superintendent should be vested in the
person of one practically acquainted
with all branches of labor, las well as one
whose records for disinterested fair play
to all, especially in regard to those work
ing under him; and
Whereas, Having due regard for the
foregoing, it is with pleasure we endorse
the candidacy of our respected citizen
and large employer of labor in the past
few years of Los Angeles life, Mr. Andy
McNally, as being OF all men known to
us today, the very foremost of our choice
for that office and we confidently appeal
to the common sense of all labor men to
help themselves by earnestly striving
for his election; and
WutIcdo, lHS OluCo vi ClIS OuSilCCi
is an important trust, and should be
vested in one whose record for ability IS
beyond question, and that for straight
forward, honest dealing in all matters
| the name of J. Fl. Dockweiller is pre-
eminently to the front, and we call upon
all labor men and voters generally to
strive to secure the election of man o1
our own seeking for once.
Resolved, That We will use our best
efforts in order to secure the election OF
Mr.. A. McNally to the Office of superin-
tendent of streets, and Mr.. j. Fl. Dock
weller for that of city engineer.
| [Signed] THE COMMITTEE.
d. T. STERNER, Chairman.
A. N. SANBoRN, Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
COOUETTISH MAMIE.
She Elopes With Her Aunt's Twenty
Dollar Piece.

Where is coquettish Mamie Havety? :?
Mamie is just seventeen, and according
to her aunt's story she is inclined to be
a trife wayward. Yesterday Theresa
Conway, who resides on South Pearl
street, ,swore to a complaint charging her
niece, Mamie Havety, with the embez-
element of 500. Mrs. Conway relates
that while she was down town with
Mamie she gave her 500 to keep
for her, until she went into store.
Mamie and the money could not after
wards be found, hence the complaint.
The relatives of Mamie think that she
has left the city with girl named Jen-
ME Miller. 1t is also believed that two
boys connected with butcher shop on
Sixth street are mixed up in the es-
capade.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
We Stand Corrected Il

EDITORS HERALD: In mentioning the
councimanic ticket in this days issue,
you failed to name q candidate equally
as strong as any of those of whom you
made personal mention. / refer to f.
M. Nickel, of the First ward, who is as
sure to carry this Republican stronghold
as the sun is to rise on Monday morn
ing His political opponents, without a
single exception, speak of him as a
gentleman OF ability, honesty and in
tegrity, and his constituents feel proud
of his nomination, as they are sure that
he will reflect credit on the party while
in Office. TAXPAYER.
November 20, 1890.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
PAT CHARGED, WITH MURDER.
He Fires a Charge of Buckshot at the
Bows

A lad named Charles Mendenhall
swore to a complaint yesterday, charg-
ing Pat Connolly with an assault to
murder. 1t appears that Mendenhall
and another boy went out shooting on
the Connolly place just west OF the Uni
versity, Notwithstanding the notice
posted up to the effect that no shooting
was allowed. AS soon as Connolly es-
pied the boys, he blazed away at them,
a stray shot hitting Mendenhall. Con-
molly had the boys arrested for trespass-
ing, and each were fined. ten dollars.
The boys now intend to get even on Con-
molly for shooting at them.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
Found Dead in a Box Car.

At2 O'Clock this morning the night
watchman at the San Fernando-street
depot discovered a man apparently in a
drunken stupor, lying in box. car.
The police were notified and the patrol
wagon dispatched to take him up to the
city jail, but ON arrival at the depot it
was found that the man was dead. He
was apparently tramp and had evil
IDENTITY been on prolonged debauch, but
whether death was the result of natural
causes or not, could not be ascertained.
The coroner took charge Of the body,
and will hold an inquest today.
EucALYPTA stimulates. but does not intoxi-
pate
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
Yotars of the Third Ward.

If you want an honorable representa-
tive on the board of education see that
the name Of e. Wineburgh is on your
ticket.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
A Narrow Escaue.

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 29.-The ferry boat
Coronado had narrow escape from de-
struction by fire today. Just as she was
leaving the Coronado side, fire was dis
covered in the hold, and through the
efforts of the officers and crew, the boat
was landed and the fire extinguished.
1t being at an early hour, but few pas
sengers were aboard.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
Jenness-MilIer Lecture.

The lecture on artistic dress and phy-
sical culture by Clara Holbrook Smith
will be held Friday, December 9Th, in
the Los Angeles Tbeater, at 8 pm. Mrs.
Smith will exhibit all sorts of charming
costumes, dinner, evening and business
dresses. The ladies who ride on horse
back and those who indulge in bicycle
will be much entertained in the divided
habits she exhibits. Admission, SOC.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
Beach's Slayer Convicted.

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Nov. 29.-The trial of
George w. Young, on the charge of MUIR
der for killing of Charles w. Beach, in
September, 1889, closed today, resulting
in verdict of manslaughter, and rec
ommending him to the mercy of the
court. The defense set up insanity as
his defense. The jury found that he
was sane, but the killing was done under
great prOyocation.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30

Experience has shown that an electric
street car can be comfortably heated by
the expenditure of one horse power of
electrical energy. The electrical heaters
do not reduce the seating capacity OF
the car, which is kept clear of coal dust
and cinderS.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
BONDED.
Several Newly Elected County Officials
Qualify Yesterday.

Quality Yesterday.
The following-named county officials,
newly elected, have taken their oaths
and filed their bonds:
M. T. Owens, city justice, who also
fills the unexpired term Of w. G. Lock
wood, resigned, will take his seat Mon
day. Hervey Lindley, Frank Walker
and George Mason, qualified as his sure
ties, the two first named gentlemen in
the sum of $3400 each, and the latter
$4,000.
w. II. Stafford, county surveyor, has
for his sureties P. f. Grovard and r. j..
Blee, both of Santa Ana, in the sum of
$4,000 each.
County Recorder-elect j. A. Kelley
has for bondsmen r. F. House and E.
N. Mcdonald, who have qualified in the
sum of $4,000 EACH
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
Eor Christmas Gifts.

Drawn work has become so popular
that Mrs. Beeman & Hendee, at pa
West Second street, have anticipated
the demand for the round thread linens
by an unusually fine and complete as
sortment. The dainty novelties just
opened in their special line make charm
ing Christmas gifts.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
He Is the Candidate.

Mr.. f. A. Mauricio wishes the public
to fully understand that he is the NOM
inee of the Democratic party for the
office of city auditor, and that he is in
the fight to win. He will be elected.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
Severe EARTHQUAKES,

VIENNA, Nov. ga series of shocks
of earthquake were felt at Gannersdorf,
Lower Austria, today. Some were very
severe. Houses oscillated, and the
spires of churches swung, causing the
bells to clash. The inhabitants of the
town became panic-stricken, and fled to
the open country.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30

nominee for the council in that ward.
All may be fair in love and war, but
cowardly warfare is never admired by
anv but towards. Mr.. Mesnager, on all
accounts, merits the warmest support OF
his party. and the voters of his ward will
make big mistake if they fail to elect
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
A Steamer Ashore.

Victoria, B. c., Nov. 29.-At noon to
day the steamer Costa Rica, owned by
the Dunsmuir's, went ashore in dense
fog on Race rocks. The extent of the
damage is unknown. A steamer pilot
has gone to her assistance.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
Portuguese Losses.

LISBON, Nov. 9.-Dispatches from
Benguela state that the Portuguese ex-
pedition to Bike, met with serious
losses. After three days fighting. the
Portuguese gained victory over petty
king.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
A Dastardiy Deed.

Voters of the Eighth ward will not
forget tomorrow to resent the deed of
the bastard who defaced the cards of
George L. LIE Mesnager, Democratic
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
ROUGH ON COUGHS

For Coughs, Colds Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
25e ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. Instant re-
lief. 15c.
ROUGH ON CoRNs. Liquid, 15c. salve, 10c.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
Striking Display
A Card.

OF neckwear, in the show windows OF Mullen,
Bluctt & Co. See the beauties at 81 90, 75c,5Oc.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30

Eighty seven Bodies Found.
BERLIN, Nov. 29.-Eighty-seven bodies
have been found in the flooded Anna
pit
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30

l am not a candidate for city attorney.
F. H. HOWARD.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
Vote For

Mullen, Bluett & Co. MS the reliable house to
buy your children neat and durable suit See
what they offer at 81 and S..
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30

Let patriotism rule the hour. Do your
share of the work necessary to secure
victory. J. M. G. MARBLE, Chm.
w. A. JAMES, Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
Dec. 25, 1890

Will be on Thursday this year. Don't wait I'M
til the last day but see what Mullen Bluett &
Co. are Offering
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30

NOTICE-THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
~ Company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rule The hours for sprinkling are between
For violation of the above regulation the
water will be shut off, and fine of 81 will be
charged before water will be turned on again.
aul7-1y
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
December Only.

Mullen, Bullet & Co. keep open evenings until
8 O'Clock, Saturdays 10. See their business
suits at 20, SO and $12. q
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30

BILLIARD PARLORS.
SPECIAL NOTICE,


+ OS ANGELES BILLIARD PARLORs, lao
II N. Main st. CHAS. J. GERARD, Manager
formerly of the Nadeau. 11-14-1m
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30

S,UU rhEkN CALIFORNIA COUNCIL, NO
y 72S, Royal Accommodates second and
fourth Friday event gs of each month, at K.o
P. Hall, No 11S11 s.. Spring street; visitih
Box 1l75. Secretary
ma13-6m
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
NOTICE TO THE SUPPORTERS

Chairman of the Executive Committee
G. B. MCCLURE, Secretary.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30

EucALYPTA stimulates. but does not intoxi-
cate.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-30
TO EXCHANGE.

MEETINGS.
THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF SOUTH
i ern Califo mia Lodge, No. l9l, A o. U. W.,
are requested to meet at the A. o. U. w. hall,
No. 2l3 South Main street, today, at p. m.
sharp, to attend the funeral of Bro. Geo. p.
Ham, All members of other lodges of the
order are invited to attend. By order of
BEN STRAUE,
Master Workman,
1t So. Cal. Lodge, No. 191, A. o. wv.
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RAILROAD TIE IN MS LEO.
Strange Experience OF a Logger--Irriga-
ton Bonds-

tion Bonds-
wAILA wAILA, June IA surgical operation
was performed this morning npon Ill. Ross. q
swede by extracting frorn his right hip. snsg
Of white er eight inches long and two and one
half inches La circumference. The young man
was working In the snow upon the mountains
for q Dune company getting Ola; ties. when,
iosing his footing. he slid down upon the snag.
which entered his thigh and broke of three
inches below the surface. This happened about
the middle Of February. but Notwithstanding
that this terrible boulder las tagging him cen-
ssanily, he has since teen At work. and walked
to the DOCTORS Office. without showing many
signs OF being badly hurt. and not dreaming Of
converting around in his person s sis-stzesi tie.
The lately elected irrigation commissioners OF
Franklin county have received their certificates
sud arc preparing Tor active business. Alrsafr
offers for The bonds to be issued by the district
have been received from two parties in the East.
two in Portland and one IN Spokane
The schoos directors. az meeting held yesser-
day afternoon. decided to establish high
school srsde. comprising a course Of three
years. with two teachers 70 be employed In that
ssspa-fnent II vas also decided that primary
deparfmenf be established az the Park street
school The following teachers were elected
far the coming year Prof. X. G. kerr. snpertn-
ser1snt: Professor J. 3. Gehr. assistant sugerta-
tendenf: j. w. shepard, Miss L I. wess, Miss
Ia zeely. Miss Mamie Thomas. Mas Eva Alb
bcfs Miss T2bftha I.axstsr. Miss Irene Van Horn.
Miss Roze r. Develi. Miss Amy b Gardner. Miss
P. II Barr. Mrs L. n. Conn. Mrs Flora Lacy
and Miss Lou Seel. The dsrecaors siE rnest
arsiu nsxt week % seleet another teacher irc1a
10 applicants from all parts OF the United
sssseA
wheat never looked better aroand Juniper.
s,~exou ard farmers are juoiIaat oyer 81 . pros-
re<ss Of harvesting the largest wheat crop ever
grown
Berry shipments have sbout ceased - the
crop il exhausted: stali. Vegetables are gossy 81
: good rate bat growers cann0s al ons~aus-ssr
Of the orders received. The ctFnssf Tor fruits
snd vsxsssh.es ssis year IL aosbse thai of sns
preyfoas year. and the supply esnaos nesrly
ksxr. rsarn vita IL
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nslS inf TIE form4fioa Of . beis IIEc which wss
cosEers viii The 0esfxie & Lake snore around
lAke wessiagsou- it VIII he essy-mile rail-
naisf and operated jointly hy the eeause,
.Ake e1css Ksssera aad the Northern Pses6c
tae msnor o. the acq ukszzion Of tie seax1le rad
eEsus out OF this fAet The northern Pacific
via eussi ssensy-twe miles In order 70 perfect
The bet line
ae statement By President cakes II bat "a
o>nsr eonafnafion Of the frafsc arrsnxeraens
between the two roacs snnouncxd Lest Friday
Aitaocgh there Is no authority 10, an ythinx fur
mel. = gssesasiy believed that the Northern
racine y making strong effort 70 secure the
seattle. Lake shore 4 Eastern road and thereby
aequsre valuable terminals aad water frcnt
~ ATS IN thss city. - we'll - paying local line
tasf - : valuable connection foe any transcon-
tinental railroad
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Lard 81 the HAreH. N.<<e Or kept .
sesd cs . length aee.d of Lord OF tho
Haren into the ssr~trs. and ~ tAe bali sEsna sn-
trcsse1 il 81 isnxsA and woa - Re pleased.
Lo-a Of the Haresn sseoaa. pcssskeAs third, Esas
Sail last time 30 AZ
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Clark woa. Orc xscoas. fsnosa tAlrds ttEas.
lss sS
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pewherry sseons. saawnes laird. .,ssne. TIA sSA
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wa,d--Mxn9ofine wnn. Messi second. Regard
less salrt. Tfsne eel IA
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THE BALrIMoRE : onIo.
Roth Atchison and Northern Pscifi
Striving for Control.

Both Atchison aud Northern Pacific
Striving for Control.
BOSTON. June 10-Is Is stated on apparently
good authority that the Atch son il DELAY iny its
contemplated deal with the Pennsylvania for
an outlet to the Atlantic. and instead. through
Me4srs- Barring, Of London. are endssvoring 10
secure control OF the Baltimore & Ohio system
lie barlnRs have large interest In that corpora
ton and have large block OF stock OF Baltimore
City. The company in this case will start line
from China and Japan TO SAN Diego, and the
Bsrngs viii establish line from Liverpool to
Baltimore. making continuous trs nc. and con-
troll the entire business from Asia to England
BALTIMORE. June io--The deal for the trans
fer OF the s. 800 .0oo worth OF Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad stock owned By the city, TO q syndicSse,
wns comp etod today. The papers were signed
ana 100000 paid The remaining Is, GOO 900 win
BE paid bsfore July Isi.
II is reported on the authority OF parties high
In Richmond Terminal affairs that the Northern
Pacific was joined With the Richmond Terminal
In the deal and would use the Baltimors & Ohio
as IN eastern connection. The deal IL also said
% include provision for IN arrangement by
which the Pacific Mail Steamship line will
make Tacoma ITS terminal point and give the
Northern Pacific railroad q trans-paci6c SER
vice Calvin 2. Brice aud Samuel Thomas viii
be elected directors of the Baltimore q Ohio I'm
. few days and represent the new interests in
the board.
John II. Inman. of the Richmond Terminal
company. today said that nothing definite had
been agreed upon a. TO the part the Rich
mond Terminal viii play In the Transaction.
Naturally enough We desire an outlet for our
trade at New York. and the necessity for pur-
chasing the Baltimore 4 Ohio stock viii be ap-
parent ct glance
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RuRE BURROWS. GANG.
An Arkansas Train wrecked and Robbed
BY Masked Men.

BY Masked Men.
TExAExASA. Ark. JGne Ia The wcst-eound
Cotton Belt rrxin which lett here ss midnight
last might. left the track in = spur switch. TWO
Ing ride on the baggage car
was instantly killed and tia pas
sensers ami frainmeu we're bakly shaken
np. The engineer and hrenan Rad searcely re-
covered from the shock when six-shoeters and
Ninehesfcrs were samned into their faces and
they were orse ea 20 'esd ia march apon tho
express car The robbers hai turned the switch
and caused the wrsck.
They entered the EXPRESS osice. ant after .
short resistance from Messenger Nestitt. went
through the sase. securing. IL Is claimed, less
than Sstu
After they hsd gone through shis car
the robbers niarehed the engineer, nFc-
man and messenger about ies yards
from tho track, seated them en-
iox and told them 70 stay there with their eyes
shut for one hour. whsn the handits hal gene
distance Of about afsy yards. they turned and
fired voilcy AT the men on the log. The mes
senscr WIS shot through he lefl haaf. aud
another shot pierced his ear The robbers then
disappeared.
Isreqnlrsd bat short ssne to notify the ofi-
GERS here. who are now in rurssit Of the ban
dts One party bss been arrested. but net fully
Identified
YESTERDAY afternoon 10000 was ,akcn from
the Southern Exrrvss office 20 the depot and
sent north. II IL supposed the robbers thought
the money was going south.
Great excitement prevails on account OF the
robbery. Within the last few years several
roshtrses have been perpetrated wtthin
radius OF ie0 miles Of here. The people here
are exaspefssci ana II the guilty. parties are
captured Judge Lynch viii save court exsenses.
81. Lorls. June i3--An account az the Arksu-
sas train robbery. received b. the ksFsafseas
from Little Rock. asserts that Messenger ScsDitt
was killed aud that the robbers sesurea at Least
yio.o01 II is believed that the robhers are part
OF the old Steve aud gube Burrows gang
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rSprASs IN ulcn FEATHER
Sac and Fox Treaty Closed and boomer,
WAITING

81 IocGs. June la--The Rspshfse's Sac ard
Fox agency special says that the Eherokees
commissioners believe tomorrow viii euf the
wesk Of arranging fiHsi details in conneeiion
with she atai rnaae for sbe eSsioa of al lands
held by tie sac aad FIX Indians
TIE Indians arc ip high giee oyer the pros.
rccss Of se ffia~ a big payment sa0a ard gtcsn
n seHltxg nat they Eays tsa f.es' OF the ZEAL
me richest rasn u the tsite IS IL G. gcnss, who
beeasn isse owner OF 800 seTas of ssnt, ise-
sfsss a.. aou 10 sacney. ogfseT Ind rms becoae
rich in psoFoFtisn.
several .bcsmsss' wagons. loaded wifh
senss aud other ncsessaries. wera alseovere9
last ey sng stsBe ior the Eiowa country, 10
wsst Coz the of&ssar. wtiea 10 sexpeesea soon