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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-08
PUBLIC WORKS.
RecOm nm m m datiOns to be Acted Upon
n hsU


Monday.
The Board of Public Works met yester-
day and decided to make the following
recommendations to the Council:
That on the petition of James Davis et
al, in reference to the opening of Boun
Diary street, the board recognizes the i'm
portance of opening said street, and rec
commends that the City Engineer be in.
structed to present map to use in con-
ference with the Board of Supervisors.
That the petition of F. E. Gray, secre-
tary of the executive committee of the
State Citrus Fair, asking that he be al.
lowed to hang banners across First street,
be granted.
That the Street Superintendent be in
structed to request F. O. Howes to pave
in front of his property at the intersec-
ton of Upper Main and Marchessault
streets.
That the bid of Frank Moir, at ST.
per lineal foot, for grading Bailey street
from First street to Pennsylvania avenue,
be accepted, and the resolution of award
be passed. (The attention OF the Street
Superintendent is called to the fact that
the Council ordered that credit be given
to d. s. Bentley for the cost of wooden
curb and gravel sidewalk in front of his
property
That an extension of time be granted
to the following named contractors
Chase & French, on Ward 6treet, from
Alvarado to Park View, thirty days
W. 7. Lambie, thirty days on New High
street, Temple to franklin M. McGreal,
thirty days on Brent and Patton streets,
from Temple to Bellevue avenue.
That the proceedings to establish the
grades of Old Temple street and Bellevue
avenue west of Old Temple street be sus-
pended for the present.
That the protest of DeGarmo & Katz
against the proposed paving of New High
street, north of Marchessault street, be
denied, as majority of the frontage is
not represented.
That the communication of w. T..
Henning in regard to the removal of dirt
from First street, adjoining the Ever
green cemetery, be flied, as the matter
has been attended to by the Street Super
intendent.
That Oh the protest of Barbara Childs
ct al, against the proposed change in
the grade of First street, action be post
poned one week, IS the whole matter of
grades of Second and First streets must
be treated together.
That the petition of J. H. Jones, in
regard to the water standing at the
corner of Spring and Fifth streets, be re.
ferred to the City Engineer.
That on the petition of Sam Kutz, ask
ing that pipe be put in across Virginia ave-
nue., the Street Superintendent be in.
structed to put in the "a inch pipe to be
removed from Louisiana avenue west Of
Chicago street.
That the petition Of D. Amestoy asking
that the curb be raised in front of his
property be granted, the work to be
done on grade given by the City Engin-
eer. and at the expense of the property
owners.
That the protest of William Lammer
sen and M. Schweng, asking damages
which will be caused to their property by
the regarding of Temple street be re.
fsrred to the City Attorney.
That the petition of Fred Allies ct al.
asking that Fort street be changed to
Broadway, be referred one week at the
request of the petitioners.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-08


CEOURITY SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST
y Company.
capital $780, 900.
No. 40 8. Main St., Los Angeles, Cal.
F. N. MYERS, 8. A. FLEMING.
President. Vce-President. ,
]. F. sARToRI, Cashier.
Isaias w. Hellman. o. w. Childs
j. A. Graves S. A. Fleming
7. L. Duque. James Rawson
M. B. Shaw. A. G. Rogers NJ d.
A. J. Bovine. j. f, Sartori
Maurice Hellman. f. M. Myers
Five Per Cent. Interest Paid Oh
Deposits.
The notice OF the public is called to the fact
that this bank only loans money on approved
real estate security that it does not loan
money to its stockholders, officers or clerks;
that among its stockholders are soma of the
oldt st and most responsible citizens of the
community; that under the State laws the
private estates of its stockholders are pro
rata liable for the total Indebtedness of the
bank.
These facts with care exercised in making
loans, insure a safe depository for saving ac-
counts School teachers, clerks, mechanics,
employees in factories and shops laborers, etc.,
will find 1t convenient to make deposits in
small amounts.
Financial agents for eastern and San Fran
cisco capital. Money to loan on ranches and
city property. Bonds and mortgages bought.
Remittances may be sent by draft or Wells
Fargo Express. 1-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-08
vAnmtn1lU.

A can OF Ardenter mustard will please you
Your grocer has 1t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-08

This is the day for bargsins in fine shoes at
Meyer Lewis & Co.'s, 201 North Spring street.
We are selling out.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-08
SInre Nncn UntiI IO n. m.

All who cannot call to see our great bargains
in shoes through the day can see them up to 10
p. m.
MEYER, LEWIS & Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-08
FI,HE UNIVERSITY BANK OF LOS ANeSLRs

X
No. ilS View High ssrese.
CAPITAL sTOoK PAIDUP BlQ0 600
SURPLUS 10000
B. N. WIDNRY- Presidents
GEO. l.. ARNOLD Osehiey
DIRECT0RE.
e. III. WIDEsT, O. A. WARNRs
D. o. MILyIMoas g, NJ WELLS
8. w. LITTLE, l., j. P, Mo1RrLL
L. II. TITUS.
Eight per cent. honda secured By first mort
gage on real estate, with interest payable Eemi-
annually, are offered 70 investors Of $3.50 and
upwards. fltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-08

Beecham's Pills act like magic on weak
stomach.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-05-21
N. OCH s. DAKOTA.

En- sty kOJont kommer smart till stand
Sioux reservatiOnen narheten af Pier
re, s. Da. Kapten Falkenberg star
spetsen for kolonien.
MGgtiga EOILaOer lara vara funna
Ward county. Eft bolag med EFT kapital
af 500, 600 Dir bildadt Minot, N. d., f0r
at b5rja grufdriften.
Sn6 DAKOTA. Fran Neche, N. Da.,
skrifves den IA dennes: Eft for arstiden
starkt sn6fall intraffade dag dessa trak,
ter. Pa vissa stallen ligger sn8n Alta tum
dup. Farmarne voro f8rtjusta och sion
60: "Fall latta sn6fock, fall"
Funnel Lik. l narheten af Pembina,
N. d., patraffades harom dagen Red
River liket af en- ung qvinna; af kladerna
att donna tros likst vara af en- islandsk
tjensteflieka fran Pembina vid namn Sara
Johnson, hvilken for nagra veckor sedan
pl6tsligt f5rsvann.
DGkOtGs banker. Eft antal banki-
rer fran N. Dakota afh0llo torsdags ett
hemli1t mote Fargo, hvarvid diskussio
men isynuerhet r6rde sig ON statens nya
banklag. En- executiv k0mitee utsags
for att radg5ra med N. Da. State Bankers
association, r8rande tillampningen af den
nya lagen.
Indian sdhJOrGr0re. Ed Van Me-
tire af Sioux-stammen, undergick ons.
days examen Pierre, s. Da., for rattig-
het att praktisera som advokat. Vigtiga
saker, r0rande indianerna sta pa dagord-
ningen under innevarande rattssession
och harutinHan skall Metre bevaka sina
landmans intressen.
EFT erpertnse,stalfdIt. Styrelsen f5r
Fargo landtbruksskola sammantradde
torsdags och besl6t att pa EFT 40 acres
stycke land s0der ON staden anlagga EFT
experimentalfallt En- komitee utsags f5r
att stalla ON uppf6randet af byggnader,
anstalla en- superintendent och 60 till YER
ket med arbetet.
N. DaIcOtGs E0,svesst. Col. Gearey
af den republikanska statskomiteen har
kallat den executive komiteen att m8ta
Fargo den % mai, for att bestamma tiden
for nasta statskonvent. Ordf3randen
Leistikow' af Grafton har kallat demokra-
tiska statskomiteen att m6ta Fargo den
q mai for att bestamma tiden och platsen
for demokraternas konvent.
Ibevatt,sisa1esss tsstresse. Prof. H.
Beach af Wisconsin afreste t0rsdags
sallskap med iDgeni6r Caffin fran Huron,
8. d., for att bes6ka Aberdeen, Webster,
Milbank och andra platser och for an
stallandet af en- understanding med artesi-
ska brunnar och sadant som star f6rbin-
| delse med artifciel bevattning. Prof.
Beach har fstt delta uppurag af jord
bruksministern Rusk, och kommer rap.
porten att tjena som EFT supplement till
den rapport, som bevattningskommissi
] nen sfgifvit.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-05-21
KO,sIcstrses'7sas GssttIl. var fora vec
kan 1 hela landet 212 mot zoe, veckan for
ut och 24s under motsvarande vecka fora
Srot

kan nela landet 212 mot 209, veckan Tor
ut och 24s under motsvarande vecka f0rr,
&ret.
ScOgseldaT7ee nora Wisconsin f6rli
den vecka anstalde st3rre skada an mar
vantat. Stora strackor med skog apo ru
inerade omnejden af Mason. 1 trakter
mellan Hurley och Ironwood fingo Mangs
grufarbetare sina hem f6rst5rda.
Vansi,ssaige Peter JOndson Bald
win, Wis.,, anf0ll l5rdags mrs. z. Punde
med en- knit, hvilken hal st0tte hennes
br6st; tack ware stalfjedrsrne hennes
sn6rlif hammades st5ten. och litvet radda
des. Jonason arresterades och insattes
fangelse.
Staden Si0Ic city 1 IOsUa amman
besta sig med EFT nytt vattenverk, till hvil-
ket Chicago frman Mac Ritcher & Nichol
uppgjort ritningen. Det nys vattenverket
skall anlaggas efter samma system SOM det
| Omaha, Nebr., och skall vattnet tagas
fran Missouri f1oden.
IJGder och orre Amerika. For
enta Staternas minister Thomas | Stock
holm, har nyligen insandt en- skrifvelse till
lnrikesdepartementet Washington med
begaran att tjader och ORE matte inf6ras /
Staterna. Mr.. Thomas ar af den 6fverty-
gelsen att dessa fogelarter mycket val
skulle trifvas har, isynnerhet skogstrak-
terna af New England staterna, New York
och Pennsylvania SAINT langre vester ut t..
ex. Michigan, Wisconsin och Minnesota,
afven de skogbekladda dalsanknihgarne
af Rocky Mountains. vi 0nska mr. Tho
mas lycka att genomdrifva Jenna sin bega-
ran, och vi tro att ALA, som varit tillfalle
att Sc dessa stora och vardefulla af stark
k6ld hardade foglar, villa instamma med
oss.
Farming for arbetare. Huru sam
vetsl8st dessa s. k. agenter och kommissio-
narer ofta ga till vaga och huru noga man
b6r taga sig akt att ej f5rledas af deras
lockande f6respeglingar, synnerligen da
det CALLER arbete / franmande, okanda
lander, framgar tydltgt nog af f5ljande
uppgfter. For ungefar manader sedan
uppgiorde en- viss K. jackson kontrakt
med nagra hundra Just till Castle Garden
AMANDA invandrare, att de skulle resa till
Port Lemon Costa Rica att der arbeta pa
en- jernvag. Guild och gr6na skogar blefvo
dem naturligtyis ptlofyade. ! dagarne
hafva anlandt till New York och New Or
leans nagra af dessa arbetare. som lyckats
undfy fran slafveriet Costa Rica, och de
ANNA b0rja rattegang mot Jackson for fal-
ska uppgifter. Dalig f6da, usel behand-
ling och EFT outhardligt klimat, f6ljdt af
dysenteri och gula febern, hafva vallat de
ditlurade stackaraes d0d dussinvis.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-05-21
kanta sats; ''There is nothing New under

kanta sats; ''There is nothing New under
the SUM-.
Till sist h0ll hr Carlson afskedstalet ps
fadrens sprak med ledning af ett annat
yttrande af Sveriges store STARE: ,"Ej her.
skar minnet ensamt, hoppet bor hvar min.
net bor''.
NJ framtradde rektorn och tilldelade 8
direktionens vagnar de varda talarne gra.
den "Bacheler of Arts".
Att blomsterregnet var 0fverf0dande
under aftonens lopp, beh0fver ju knappt
namnas.
Ma var skOla St. Peter lefva ett langt
oc h friskt lif och derunder f0rblifva den
same Gudens tempelvardarinna Ware
alltid den bildning, skolan pa "lardoms-
kullen" beframjar. fotad pa kristlig grund!
En- nGrvarande.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-05-21
MIN N E s s A.

KOnUestet for det f6rsta kcngressio-
nela distriktet skall hallas / Austin den
28 august.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-24

Science, no doubt, may have sllspelled such
old wives fables as that to dream of mar
riage signified death, or TO dream of a cat
meant to meet q foe, bat it has Also added
mysteries and terrors Of its own to tho sub
ject One learned uan has actually tried to
systematize the subtle premonitions Of
dreams, with the view Of making them moro
available for use and guidance, though he
simply adds to the msze of mystlfica.ion
which seems destined to forever surround
them. However, here are some Of his oracu-
lar eyplaaatious, which may be taken for
what they are worth, which nay be much or
little, according to individual estimate
They appear to be quite sensible, however, in
some respects
Lively dreams are in general sign OF the
excitsnent of nervous action
Soft dreams are sign Of slight irritation
of the head, often in nervous fe~ess announc-
ing the approach Of favorable crisis
''Frightful dreams arc a sign OF desermina-
ton of blood TO the head
Dreams about blood and red objects are
signs Of inHammatory conditions
Dreams of disoreiefed formsarefrcquently
as;gno of distractions and diseaseof the liver
Dreams in which the patient inasnes tor
ture or injury of any limb indicates disease
of that limb
dreams about death often precede apo
pleIy, which is connected with determination
of blood to tho head. Boston Herald.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-24
novFRA LoAp OF HAY.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, Jan. 23.-Two young
farmers named Franklin Davis and Enos
Russell, residing about six miles south
west of this city, became involved in an
alteration about 10 O'Clock this morning,
when the former drew his revolver and
shot the latter dead on the spot. Davis
fired twice, one shot missing and the other
taking effect in Russelrs forehead just
above the eyes. The pistol he used was
Smith & Wesson double action 32-caliber.
Immediately after the shooting Davis
came to this city and surrendered to the
sheriff and was lodged in Jail.
As near as can be learned the trouble
that resulted in the killing was as follows:
Davis rented part of the farm belonging
to the Russell estate, and w. X. Russell.
the administrator, to secure the rent at
tached Davis crop. This created hard
feelings between Davis and the Russell
boys, and this morning Davis and
William Bass went to the Russell farm
aud were getting a load of straw,
when Enos Russell and Levi. his
younger brother, saw them and went to
the straw stack and forbade them taking
the straw away. Angry words passed be-
tween them and eliminated in the homi
eide. Davis says that he killed Russell in
self defense while he was in the act of put
ting his hand to his hip pocket as if to
draw pistol.
The dead man was about % years old
and leaves a wife and two little children.
Davis is 81 and has a wife and children.
They are both of respectable families and
natives of this county.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-24

Marie eshxir1Ss.T waa The cizsld q R1ssisn
people q rzak sgl4 wsaztn, and b<zz,d ssos:
u Ter Szort !Iss u TE-s, yter. sss stS65s6
ruCsic ard AT az.1 6zk-rzEi.s,a se-zri n
.hs later Et14y. 4. sss Egs q 5sts sEo-@t
eyi3snces 81 3 p-@cossoas genus, arc a. y
sks wzs ~Tss5Gg Il bes ses--sH<l vEls a.. Tar
worldly x1ss3sra q g AS-cs1syra-l AID tEs az
parent nz5v~-s O. 8 esilz- Egr n@a.iy Twelve
year.. g1fIi sse vas asEDsss -. sssa see died,
she poarea k-r oozasssEo-s no Use pages q
t.s jc1rs.a!. al Re. zeAxae-8~s, ar vsssssex,
her asySrats1.<, -e-s ~yn+>n down; aI.t Sc
wrote znei vrftsi- a fer days q lar 6x2sa
sAs Knew r.1St * - zrzsts n PARIS. AL
xas free II ksr es1:Aess-n 4 E5sza E4ataen
i Psg. wss toe cay Ear fer phoza sse
sssIrsd % hare bad rsal Aascssozs- san
Frar-i-cc ArEeEsE.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-24

It's indisputzble that the prehenivepower
Of the foot is iInpaired by tho use Of shoes.
We lose much Of our bod upon the ground
Por perfect and rapid progression close
union Of the toes and earth are as essential a.
the grip Of the car u~9n the csbAa. Bat as
foot races aud the climbing of trees are the
exception we shall get on well enough in
good fitting Shoes The fore part Of even a
flexible sosed shoe can never grasp, hold fast,
and propel as the plant separate toes can
and IN the bare foot the joiats arc u0tzsHi-
nesed and effective cosdjntorA The Ger
mans csli the toes Of the feet fingers" and
il * said that N memorable battle the sol
diers took OF their shoes and braced them
selves with their bare feet IN order TO s1ccess-
fully Withstand tns snock Of 40 assault
Sn,e ana Lest<1er Reporter
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-24
A Pocket Nirror Free TO Smokers Of
J: s. ID
90
An,i-Ki.-isS sssi.t1.. for wo4asa-

There Is one jake On voznsns Which ap-
pears Ia TIA sauJe cessEun VITA The mOtks--
in-Law and sErLsz boaHat bcs4rsss. whsoa u
jussiaable ard web sisssd- tbs "a IN regard
% the foolish habit 81 kissing ~hich prevails
among women Il n bard 20 49, way y =
do.s II you ask ronsa ssoat It. oBs ia
four wsl tsI you that sas ds1s rot IKE i
and would ike % drop is, bat tAf; they sy-
p4ct II. you know Indeed, - s-r has tss
objection 70 iGsserfnniaAts kissing smosx
vozaeu gone tIst tSsrs are ANITA .zs.ng 80
ciesies ~ many psscss, tee women who D.
long plsdrsng tnsrntelyss net - Iii. say
woman "a pubic, ard Only ,soss whom 10y
really care ;Sr Ia private. The Hoa.ekr.tse
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-24
The Dog Ovsrsarse IA. Frstadsee.


The Rev. l. Ssre@n1r, u Ami.kshmg,
has a lttsle btaSh spd TN drg. ahuusso-A gh,
This ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ilas bis
special mkssssu "a life TO mako it ss-n as
possible fer blaek cats. White or MakesD@
ycilDs q sppSsai cas- hp never u,oaassA. hs,
as ane e. @ bizek cat would sbuw tssak ahnuf
the ps11ises Don would ssxsixhk<n up tia
bristass On tho back Il his ncua snd 80 for
that4blAck cat. HecUaid tolcraAe anything
but sable feline. That was too much for
his dogxhap TO endure
Now, the Pew. 6treaner hss . little daryh-
ter, Sadie who loves this hstle dog . haars-
lily as the dog hates black cats A lev days
ago, during the cold, stormy weath.r. Endis
could not find her ~aoggicS about she isosss
aud wss very much annoyed 10 thiuh thAa
he was ont in the rain Shs vsut 10 every
window And peerod .nxiooaay ont. and a
last she saw Don ervaching uni1 ths
fence. TAkiDg an umbrella <tH~saA ont and
attempted to king Don In 1A heUU~1sd
and snapped At heY and wnah not bodSn
The strange action q tAs deg puss1sd ho
father, and h. wmtout tD0e waat 49, the
matter, when ne dispoycsed thas Don bad
TWO htsle bisck kitssush charyA. which bad
just recesfly gos shesT eyrs opsn. and DO Was
tsndriy sheltsrksg thrm fs~m She ruin and
storm. Tina Rev. Ar. Streap&s i1ck Tho dog
into The hotsa, bat he whinsd pateoody. and
the first opportunity ne res hs ran oas again,
aud, taking tae kittens in his mouth. ono -
time, carried sl,e:a b his kennel and pGt
them snugiy away in MS o~p bed. aftzr vtzsah
he seemed to be- ooDtent->Pczrxsutsss
Shirt
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-24
Statistics q Hune1sborkn-

len years ago Q xeuss1-ksbss etseBuroE md
in Paris Hc vas known al ovvr France
and the greater part OF al Europe as The
Learned HuzchbecI" lie WA very wealthy
and spent a mint Of money IN she last ffty
years Of h,s fffr, trp~eains ia ali dtrerfsoaz,
making researches cuncxsuxng his huneh-
backed hreehren- n wss In tho szfitiss por.
tiors of EaruPe thxt be found tho nisfb<t1ns
the most prrsakcut. Sp<zs szpst~d the
greater nuusfrr. and IN = esrcunlscribed
locality a: me fsos Of tAe Sierra Morena be
found that tt<zs wH ons bunpbackcd psn-
son TO every tnfrtscn tnhabitnnt< Thy
we're also found 20 IL quite ru,nrroSs n tbs
valley ot tbs Isoszo In France, The fsfls
bumpbscked stntisticsan came TO the eotz.ls-
sion that. taxing tbs world over. thsre vaz
one hGmpbsck IN each 100 fnhafds>ntS or
en- aggregate Of L,eoc,o 900 againss The estS
mstsi thousand millions d Che entire >nrsh-
After the death Of this coceutrtc f. wx1ual
his heirs found 10 place Of . wSa . vstnruinous
manuscript Of 1000 paeys, nj concerning
humps. The Last p~se, although it sad moth
ing about tine dtxps-ition Of property, Ell
pressed tho eukhars wnb % hsvss hump %
nDartbe RAISED over MS grave with this IN
s-ription: r'Here iSes hurnpback. who hada
taste for humps and who knew more sbsnt
then than any osser huznpna-S- St Lsuis
RspuOilc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-24
Ie~suds About Robins

A good many superssssaons ideas are prev
alent N different localities with reference 20
the roDtE- In some paSu Of Scotland the
song of this interesting hstle bird Is held 10
augur No good for the ssck person who bears
il, and 70 those superssaiiosisy inclinesi ral,ch
anxiety : sometimes caused when its notes
are beard near q house where any css hap
pens 70 De IL There i q isgsac connected
with the room WHICH aaxs sc1evasre seen
Ii is said that far. FAR away teer- Is hand Of
woe, darkness, spirits OF eva and Ers-
Day b. dav does this little bsrd bear IL his
bill drop Of water 70 quenca the aanA- So
mar tie burning strssm does he sy taat hss
feathers are senrehea- and hssos he u nAErs>d
brouphudda lncrns oreests. Tsere il Also a
legend watch attribute MS red aE.ess 70 sss
having tried 70 plnek spike from the crown
Of taoTnS with wn<~A our Lords head was
eacircied Scottish AEesiesA-
Wichita eagle., 1890-01-24
ATCHlSON PHILOSOPHY.

Yor cannot injure an enemy by hating
him
Some men, have to die to head process
sion.
e s,qures system to loaf as well as to
work
Every man Acknowledges faults that are
apparent
Everything becomes easier by practice e1-
cept being good.
The "dont caren men usually marry the
edo caren women
If the world could only lose the men who
are always losing themselves!
There will be rest in heaven; the place
where man never gets tired.
A woman son,etimes acts hike an angel
but a woman's a woman for a. that.
1t is as hard to do well today as it is easy
to say that you will do better tomorrow.
Women are most sensible when among
women, and men are most sensible when
among men.
The letter with money in it Is always de-
layed, but the letter with bull always
comes on time.
There is only one thing harder to do than
to say good thing, and that is 70 keep from
saying bad one
How it would take away the greatness Of
a great man if his last words were: II feel
sick at my stomach
There is comfort for everybody. A big
man can carry twice as much, and little
man gets around twice as fast
A mans sisters are never handsome. II
they are not fat enough to be beefy, they are
so thin that tney are scrawny.
Times are changing to such an extent that
it Will only be a few years until parents win
be sent to bed for talking back.
Next 70 the family expenses, the hardest
thing to reduce is toothache face when .
man is getting ready for party.
Going to lawyer with every trouble, N a
man, Is the same habit as going to the doctor
with every trouble in a woman.
If a man let his wife know where the
money comes from, she would be more CON
sider.te In letting him know where 1t goes
Atchlson Globe.