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The morning call., 1892-02-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Blocf G Railroad iIo@estdad Association 4 5000
James +. Logan 70 Christian Waldelich and
wife. lot on J. line Of Vermont ST., 80 s.
OF Sierra, s. 2JNlO0. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Charles =. Robbins and wife TO Charles g.
Bates, lot on $ line Of LoJos ST., 400 w. OF
San PPTaBc % - 19ers, imitcj to is6s3:
turc Corporation (!imtedl. lnt on SW. line
Of Second St., l35 ". Df Folsom. SW. 275,
NV. IS. SM. l19:6, NV. 1895, NE. 1925,
NV. 6:3, NE Z75, Sc 2l3, and other
city aud County OF San francisco to 4 d. '"'''
Sawyer Ne. Block 95 Outside Lands, :.
Adolph schwim and wife to John j. Dowiinq,
lot on T. line OF Minna ST., lO5 5. OF Four
Edward y Harmon to city ana County OF ~
San Franc SEQ, streets. etc ...............
John Hinke and wife TO Jane Martei lot on
way, $ $3.50 W. 6s:s, n. All, W 40:9, n.
Z. A. Cowlng and wife to S. L. Gi1oidsteiIn, il 0OoO
OF lot on ~ line OF Vandewater st, 1894 Z.
OF Taylor. T. 22:liX6O, aud 4 other pieces. 3
John Is. Lyons TO Eliza Lyons and vile.
lot on NE. line OF Clinton st, IT'S SIC. OF
NJ. s. Eisner TO Glaubatista Rovegno lots ii
and 10 Block A, LakeRiew. 49,. ......... 10
FIR derrick w. Zehfuss and wife TO Henry
Morris lot NV. line OF Cementina ST
100 sws Of Eighth, sw; 25575. ....;.,..... 1000
S. line OF Sierra St, 70 w. Of Georgia, w.
25TloO 1900
of Arch st. 200 5. OF Garfield S. 5Oxl CO. 10
NJ. Mccain to Michael ID. Coleman, lot on s.
line OF Stanley St., 80 e OF Bright, Il. 75x
lVo III
John r. Hughes to Rose A. Hugh es lot on w
line OF Bryant ave, $50 n. of Twenty third
St: n. 62xlOO.. ,........................ -. Gift
Addison Champion to Charles Hughes lot
on +. line OF Quincy St, 80 n. of Pine, N.
e.75C
W. +. Mills TO Sadie r. Mills lot on w line
OF Fillmore St. 81 Sl4 n. OF Pacific ave,
Henry Wagner 10 Hsnry l.. Wagner. lot on NJ
line Of suffer ST., 77;6 w. OF Powell, w.
22:e1157;6 E. GIFT
ALAMEDA COUNTY.
NJ. II. Allen and wife to BeIgla Manson lot
on SW. line of watkins ST., $50 NV of
Webster (C), NV. 2. S w. 2l0, Eden Town
sup ~
W. Winch and wife 10 j. T. Collins. lot on w
line OF Telegraph ave. at n. line OF land
The morning call., 1892-02-03
POSTPONEMENr

TUE SALE DAY OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF
the CruiKshank Gold Mining Company Is hereby
postponed un til MONDAY. February / 1902 AZ ~
o'clock noOn, at the once OF the COMPANY Room q
Q. I'll Sansome street san Francisco CT A.
order OF the Board OF Directors.
ERNEST j. KOCH Secret1rv
The morning call., 1892-02-03

Posts. IOc each; Redwood S. so p cord: Oak
rough 1907 Is: do, peeled. 80; Pine : 2 cord:
Railroad lies 5OG34c apiece for 6Ns ana 4595Oc
for 7X9
TANEABK-Ground bark S24 Z ton
The morning call., 1892-02-03
POSTPONEEnENr

Il Cruikshank Gold Mining Company is herebV
postponed until Wednesday, March 2 1892 az "a
O'Clock noon, al the office OF the COMPANY Room a
No. 2ll SanSOne street, san Francisco Cal Nv
order OF the Board OF Directors
lea I'd ERNEST J KOCH. Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-02-03

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TEN \ ENr. ChrOnOmetsc All
Instrument Maker California stress
Sign OF the w 70 den Sailor.
H. w H.W. I. w. L. w. IS
Large / Small Small Large 2 a
g.. 3.25 AM 1882 PM go An 9.82 PST7l2 S35
Large. Small.
a.. 4.O3 AN 4.56 pm. 10 81 AM.l0. 20 rM.7lli5.88
D.. 4.4S Al 6.3l PM|l LAP AMI lis PMI7. .3S
g.. $40 An 81 PM o 81 PM 600 AM 0q'5 80
L.. 5.37 ANI Bill PSI 2.Oj Psi 0.2l Anil. 0S.54O
s.. 7.36 AMI % PM 1903 PMi 1.3O N.7.O75.4l
The morning call., 1892-02-03
POrtIand's BuAiness.


PORTLAND tOreROn) Feb. 2 Clearances,
1917 900; balances. s62O00
The morning call., 1892-02-03

II silver Mining Company. Location OF prize pa
place OF business, San Francisco, Cal: igcLt n
OF works, Virginia City, Storey County, NV
NOtice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stOcd. account Of assessment $50 -
levied the 10th day OF December I-t. rls
several amounts SCI opposite the names o.. Chs re-
sPectIye shareholders Is follows;
NO No
Names Certificate Shares Amt
George b. Root Trustee .,.., 2349 - 81 90
And in accordance with law and an order S- ON
the BOARD OF Directors made on the l5th day OF
December, 1891. many shares Of each parcel OF
such stock may be necessary will be sold az pub
lie sueti on at the SaesrOOmS of samuel 2. Middle
ton, - Montgomery ST, san Francisco. Cal, on
MONDAY, the 18Th day or february, 1892, az the
hour Of O'Clock p o! said day, 70 pay said de-
nqueut assessment thereon, together VITA costs 0t
advertising and expenses OF sale
GEORGE 4. SPINNEY. Secretary.
OGice-No. 80 Pine ST., Room g, san Francisco,
Cal il26 ID
The morning call., 1892-02-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates OF Denarture From San Francisco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-16

dra darles publicidad On Il lorna que crea
mas cOnveniente. Kn caaO de que loa aut0res
se enCarguen de Ia publication de sus renpec-
tivOs trabajos, Ia SOCiedad se Obliga t0mar eli
nnmero de ejemplares que pueda negdn los re-
Cursos con que cuente. s. No Sc devolver4n
los originates de los esoritOg no premiadOs. 7A
No se admit'ran trabajos, que se presenter Gin
gujeci6n Las bases indioadas.
Puerto Rico 80 de Mayo de 1692.-El d.
rector, Gabriel FeFrev. El Pro EeCretario,
Eduardo Asyechc AMdiso.
NOtG:- Los temas y premios que designer
los Centros que han sidO invitados para ell Ger
tAmen, SO daran conooer al pdblieo, tan prom
to esta Seciedad tenga oonocimiento de ellos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-16
NotIcIas de la Capital

" J I'll Exomo. Sr. Gobernador General ha
manifestado con atentO B. i. NJ. al ExemO. Gr.
Marques dc Arecib0, haber reoibido aver un
telegrama del Excm0. Sr. Minlnistro dc Ultra
mar que dice asi:
Seg6se Gtessdjd0s 1as GspiF0ciosses 6e es0
As0NsbgeG go cssGsst0 sea possible jNstO q ess
c10sstO 10 psSnsit0's deberes gobjerNo GsDsOssj0
de SssteTeseS.
La distinguida senora dofa Eduvi0ia F de
Fsrran, digna presidonta del Asilo dc San Tide.
tonso, ha tenido la atenol6n dc invitarnOg para
los exAmenes de las acogidas del dieho Asil0 ac-
tos que tendran lugar on Los dias IL y IS del
mes en- Curso. La repatriation de premi0s 90
veri6car& oil siguiente dia.
L Sc han vendido hoy On sompetencia an
esta Capital 245 sac0s ax6car 0omstasci0 2.
oscura $3 81, comprados p0r Caldas y 9.
aes
81 vap0r N0Sgsssl@ on "a Iuta uegar6 este
puerto el ~ del actual y galdrA el mism0 dia
para st. Thomas de donde regresarA el "a al
amanaCer, para cOntinuar 50 aerviCi0 do ret0rno.
Reg!strO Oyut1.-Auteyer 13 del actual se ins.
cribieron en- los ubros de nacimientOs del Be.
gistro Civil de esta Capital los dc Felioita Felt
| Ola Maria Silva y Ramos, Hareelina EsCartins
I Ba0g, BOnifaCiA del Carmen R0driguOG Y Ne
Iiendex, Feliclta Torres y Julia BsrEt VacsOrta
y an LOS dc detunctoneQ las de Eua1biA Torres J
osReaA JQsS Releado Z 2AEnelA RelgaaQ !
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-16
Sorteo de Acciones
DE LA LOTERfA PROVINCIAL

Principle el ansiado Eorteo la una , tor
min6 las cuatr0 y cuarto de Ia tarde. La con-
currenoia fu6 extraordinaria y muchas fuerOn
las persOnas que 90 ocupar0n de tOmar nota
do los ssndmeros que resultaban premiados.
RREsPoNDENOIA pronta n0tlcia de este suCeso
on el oual esta interessdo gran ndmero de e.
peculsdores de toda La Isla, iremos pubIiCando
Los ndmeros agraciados del mod0 que han lido
ealiendo y en- Ia f0rma que nos 10 fu6 tragmi-
Ci0n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-16

Lecompse. Aver se inscrIbieron las defuncio-
nes de Genar0 Trillas , Lopez don Franciseo
Garcia Perez, Felipe del Carmen Cruz. Canut0
Cruz Vicente de Jesus. q uacimiento de Bo-
nifaCia Cempr6n.
Las cortinas de MADEIRA que Se haCrn en-
10 Habana y de cuya fAbriCa e. r0presentant0
en- esta ciudad el senior don Ramon Rotliant,
uenen una ventaja; los duef0s de eetableci-
mientos C0merciales pueden encargarlas del To-
q goner0 que. pc dodica con 81 paiBage one
mas le sgrade
Son exelentisimos los tabacos cigarrillos
de t0das tormas , Vitolas que de la acreditada
marca P0vtGgds, venden Cerecedo Hermanosy
G: No 10 divide v. d % persona Aquien agra.
do fumar sabros0.
So ha embarcado hoy para la Peninsula
ha tenid0 Ia atencl6n de despedirse de nosO-
tos, nuestro apreClable amigo 81 senior don
Manuel Cerecedo, de Il casa sucursal de Cere-
cedo Hermanos c., establecida en- HayagdeE.
lie deseamos muy buen viajc.
ri vspor JsIj0 10 espera On este puerto
del % al 80 del corriente On lugar del Rdnt6n
de Herrera y saldr6 el 3 del entrante para 10
Habana y 0scalas.
Rscomendamos & los lectore. do La Co.
RREsP0NDENCIA 10 marCa de harina americans
La TNmbGdOSG recien importads 81 pals, de ID
oual hemos dido hecer grandes elogios como
superior y barata. El se6or don ]. G. d. Ace
ved0 90 ol representante On esta Capital de Ia
JesOeU Milling O., propietaria de la hsrina La
1tsnsbGd0rG.
FL Excmo. Sr. Gobernador General ha in-
vitado al Cuerpo Consular de esta Capital para
la procession de Corpus Ohvistv q, tendrA lugar
mafiana On Ia tarde.
FL vapor AVil<s saldra de este puerto
81 4 del entrante Dor la tarde para ST Thomas
de donde regresar& despues de terminadas
sus operaciones de limpiezs, para eontinuar %
seryiCio Costoro On la forma acostumbradA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-16

mas aCreditada fabrica de OOftis0sy PeysiGM0s
tF0sssp0Fesstes de MADEIRA, eatableCida On L. CO.
lie de Teniente-ReY, esQuina Zulueta, Haba.
ma, ACADIA de Ilegar & esta Ciudad con IN varia-
do aurtid0 de muestras de todas classes. Trae
cortinaa flnas con preciosos dibui0s diferenteD,
bOrdadaS con terciOpelO etc., propias para pre-
servar del aqua Las ventanas = BALCONIES. ri
Sr. Rotlland puede ofrecer 81 pdblico 10 mejor
= mas bonit0 On 81 rafn0 que hasta hoy 90 ha
con0cido. DiCh0 senior Sc hospeda en- 10 fonda
La EspOrGMs0, calle de Ia Princesa ntm. 2,
Marina, donde recibir4 6rdenes t0das horas
tomar medidas dejar colocadas les persianaa,
que SO le encargusn. 15-3S
~ RQu6 ha ocurrid0 aver en- Benefcenciat
Sc C1enta un lanco muy POGO mistico que
dicen Ocurri6 en- el piadoso asilo.
Ha entrado hoy en- este puerto CON cargo
para varios y conslgnado A. Vicente y G., 81
berganttn espafiol J0ven Ant0njO proCedente
de Palma de Nallorca escala.
Retreta mahana por poor Ia banda del Battalion
CazadOres de Colon:
zarsusla " Bruja Pasodoble. Chapf.-"So.
ta dc Espadas" 0bertura, Supp6 -zrxuela
Ei Anillo de Hero" Prelude, Marques.-Zar-
xuela I" Molinero dc Subixr J0ta, Gaxtambide-
-"M Moraima" NelOdia, EspinOsa.-" I'll NOvi-
clo Vals, Jur6s.-" En- Ia Meta Danxa, Cam
pos.
rc.mD,o. que sissen en- /. comp.hi. d.
Loo ferrocarriles dc Puerto -Rico.-Sobre Madrid
dias vista 10 p.3-Sobre Paris, sidIv 021 &
-Sobre Londres DIV 6.17a 6. ~
Por via dc la Habana henos rocibido car
tas anunciAndonos que por 81 vapor Partbt0ss
carfa 0tra prensa destinada & trabajos par.
tioulares en- ID Tlpografia de La C0RR1sP0N-
DENOIA.
La comisi6n del 'Baile de Lar fiores", he
resuelto: Que el trsje CON que los caballeroa
asistan 81 mismo, sea negro, pero con prste-
rencia el de frao, sMsoc-kjsg. Cue Las invi.
tsciones para 81 bale, solo &c dirijan & los So
| 1ores que, Cuantro dias antes, por 10 menos,
| hayan heeho efectiva la Quota que han c0nsiQ-
nad0 On L. lista que viene ciHcQlando, pues no
se admitirA dinero On la puerta del Teatr0, y 10
comisi6n necesita saber con tempo la GumA
que puede reuniE1e, para ent0nCeA d1gponeE
cuanao Contribuya q mej0r 6xito do ID fiesta.
Que 81 billete sea personal intrasmisible, y,
Dor Consiguiente, no se permitirk la ontrada al
que presente 81 xtendid0 nOmbre de Otra
persona. 7 que los palCos ae venden rak6n
dc pesos los bajos = il los altos pudiendo.
se DOE ahora, soliottarse { la Comi1i6n.
se
Una nOdriza
Sc noCe9lGa una HO0E11& que reuna buenAA
condolences. 1nfoTmmkn San Just0 ndm: 81,
altos. III
Ha muerto hoy en- Pusrta dc Terra Rai-
munda Reno, buena mujer que hacia veinto J
tres aans ostaba al servici0 de la famllia Dc
nuestro amigo don Jose FernAndez Brignoni.-
Il ]. p.
ELL: de Jani0 pr6ximo empesark publi
/ Mar9N an In HahMNa TnRR kkshhM Haar.3ffi1f
GO general de letras artes ciencias con Pre-
tegenOia de la Elactricidad, hajo u oo.Ahogaei6l
| q dlleRsudQA eeeyatQge . lQseyieOe ca!
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-06-16

Con gustO publicaInoa Ii aiguionte intere.
sante circular que con csc objeto Sc nos haf ro-
mitido
Real Sociedad ECon6mica
DE AMIGOS DEL PALS DE LA PROVINCIA
DE PUERTO RICO.
Certdnssss para ez 12 de Octstbye de 1892.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11
THE HERALD AND THE FUTURE.

It was a matter OF great regret to the
publishers that the HERALD during the
past campaign was not provided with
the press facilities that the situation de-
manded. We did the best we could,
under the circumstances, and we
reached the limit of our actual facilities
for printing the paper. We thought we
had made arrangements which would
admit of our receiving the new press we
had contracted for at leas. by the mid
die of the campaign, but in dealing with
press manufacturers as with men in
other lines of business delays are often
unavoidable. We shall shortly be pro-
vided with perfectins press which will
print $4,000 copies of the HERALD an
hour, and we shall then be able
to fill the splendid field which
is opening out for journalism in South
ern California. The HERALD has al
wavs been recognized as journal de-
voted to the best interests of this section,
it has hosts of friends everywhere, and
it will be vigilant in maintaining its old
standing and exploiting new fields. A
number of striking Improvements will
be made in tie scope of the paper when
the new press facilities are in place. A
carload of material has already arrived
and another is on the way. For some
time after the bursting of the so-called
boom, the newspaper outlook and act
ual experience was not encouraging.
Quite $150,000 was sunk in the
attempt to establish the Tri-
bune, and it was finally
obliged to succumb. The proprietors of
the HERALD thought it saw that four or
five years of hard times, at least in the
newspaper line, were ahead, and con-
servative policy was adopted which was
suggested by the situation. The period
OF probation proved to be shorter than
had been expected, and probably no
city in the United States can now look
forward to more brilliant future than
our own. We have made arrangements
to put ourselves IN line with this prog
ress; and, partisan politics in the true
sense of that word having been relegated
to the closet for some time to come, this
paper will revert to it's old and con-
genial task of building up Los Angeles
and Southern California and supplying
an unsurpassed medium for the dis
semination OF reliable news.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11
officers shows that the successful candi

officers shows that the successful candi-
dates were as follows:
For sheriff, John Cline, Rep, defeated
Martin Marsh by 6l9 majority.
For clerk, T. H. Ward, Rep, defeated
w. B. Cullen, Dem. by 1885 majority.
For auditor, F. +. Lop.z had a major
ity over F. B. Colver of 93l.
For recorder, Arthur Brav had ma
jority over H. E. Belt Of 1854.
For treasurer, j. De Bsrth Shorb had
q majority over Jabez Bapbury of 773.
For tax collector Gen. E E. Hewitt
had a majority over N. B.Walker of sol,
carrying the city by 1884 majority, but
losing the country by 1888.
The Dillon vote for district attorney is
inaccurate, but indicates that James
McLachlan was defea by him, the
majority being large enough to secure
the election.
For public administrator, F. E. Kel-
sey defeated w. B. Scarborough by 2725,
Rush, the Peoples party and Prohibi'
ton candidate. receiving 1925 votes.
For coroner, H. q. Gates received 9
majority over r. G. Guirado of 29l5.
For surveyor, A. r. Street, Pop. ant
Dem. candidate, received majority o
ll42 over G. A. Ensign, Rep.
JUSTICES AND CoNsTABLRs.
For city justices, H. G. Austin, Rep.
received majority of 114S over j. B
Dunlap, but Geo. P. Phibbs, Rep, wa
defeated by L. S. Seaman, Dem. ant
Pop, by 1914 majority.
For township justice, G. s. Barth
olomew received a majority over VIM
Young cf 1249.
For constables Los Angeles township
L. d. Rodgers received majority o
| 800 and Il. w. Stewart of $685.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11

MAN is the most stupid animal in ex
istence. You can teach horae, a dog
or even a cat certain things and they
never forget them. But man is go cor
ceited in bis ignorance that he will go
blundering on with a seli-complaceny
that is aggravating beyond expression.
For years every vehicle of information
known to modern civilization has tried
to impress upon the human kind that
they should not blow the gas out before
retiring. Still they do it. The warning
against pouring coal oil into stove is
lost upon the many victims who yearly
sacrifice their lives to this insensate
habit. At the bond election in this city,
men who were supposed to be intelligent
stamped their ballots with the butt
end of the stamps. For twenty years
the newspapers of Los Angeles have i'm.
pressed upon the election clerks the
fact that there is the fac-simile of
ticket printed on the official envelops,
and that it is their duty to enter
the precinct returns thereon be-
lOIc ecdHpS IHC pdCAdSC, dAu yct
year after year precincts have been re-
turned to the supervisors without the
endorsement required. We are there
fore not astonished that some four or
five precincts, two of them in this city,
have repeated this gross and unpardon-
able act of stupidity, and that We shall
have TO wait the legal expiration of the
ten days before the returns are opened
to find out the votes of those precincts.
We do not cay that an intelligent dog
could be taught to conform to the re-
quirement in this case; but bright
dog would not have failed to turn
somerset if this was what the law re-
quired in order to let the public know
how the election had gone. Show US a
stolid, self-suficient, stupid man, and
we shall show you score of dogs that
outrank him in intelligence.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11

Hon. STEPHEN NJ. WHITE received a
dispatch from Max Pepper last evening
informing him that the state central
committee had returns from all parts Of
the state which show the Democracy to
have elected enough members of the
legislature to give them 63 votes on
joint ballot. without counting Barlow,
Populist. of San Luis Obispo, or Carl
SOL, Independent, of San Diego. This
assures the election of Mr.. White to the
United States senate to succeed Hon. G..
N. FELTON,. Southern California will for
the fret time in her history have a
direct representative in the senate.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11


SINCE writing the paragraph else
where, founded on dispatch from Hon.
Max Pepper to Hon. S. M. White,
claiming that the Democrats would
have majority of six in the next legis-
lature, the Associated Press bulletins
have confirmed this pleasant intelli-
gence. Democrats claim a majority of
from six to eight, while the Republicans
eoncede Democratic ma ajority of one or
two. Mr.. Pepper telegraphed to the
HERALD yesterday afternoon that, on
the assumption that Los Angeles county
had gone two thousand Republican,
California is safely Democratic by 5000
plurality. The Associated Press bull
letins confirm this estimate. This is
the second time the Democratic electors
have been elected in this state during
the last thirty-two years-or genera
ton. lacking twelvemonth. In
fact, it is the fret time the whole
electoral ticket has been elected
during the whole of that period. In
1880 five OF the Hancock electors were
chosen, the sixth, Judge Terry, being
defeated. The congressional delegation
from this etate will probably stand three
Democrats, three Republicans and one
fusionist. 1t is great thing to have
redeemed the Golden state in this satis-
factory style.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11

PRACTICALLY it is a positive disadvan.
tage to be resident property-holder in
this city with superintendent of streets
and council who 90 not feel called
upon to make the nonresident lot-own'
ers obey the ordinances. A block on
South Pearl street exempli6es this fact
very glsringly. There is one lot on it
the sidewalk of which is the only gap
for several blocks that has not been laid
with cement pavement. The city was
able to enforce the sidewalk improve.
ment of all the persons residing and
owning on the block excepting that of
the lot in question. The trees in front
of all the lots excepting this one are
kept trimmed up, and the passers-by are
obliged, when they come to pick their
way across this gap, to stoop out OF the
way OF the down-hanging branches. A
resident property ia quickly
brought to terms when any OF his side.
walk trees want trimming. What is
the reason that people who have i'm
proved their property are compelled to
suffer for the negligence OF those who
MAKE no improvements and merely hold
their bare lots for rise in value?
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11

THE vitality of the new tin plate in
dustry seems to be open to come ques-
tion. Immediately upon the receipt of
the news of the defeat OF Harrison tin
plate factory in the state of Indiana
closed down. This venture was proba-
bly, started for political effect and, hav-
ing failed of its object, the imposition
was dropped as of no further efficacy.
All the same, the people of the United
States have been robbed of $50, 900. 900
on tin plate since the Mckinley bill was
passed, and we are as Jar from manufac-
turing our own tin ss ever.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11

thrown bodily out of the booths. In all
these outrages the scoundrels had the
active assistance of heelers wearing the
badges and exercising the authority of
deputy United States marshals. This
foul work was obviously done mainly in
the interest OF the Republican legislative
ticket" If such outrages as these 60
unwhipt of justice in San Francisco, it
is high time another vigilance committee
made it's appearance in that city. The
acts that provoked the organization of
1866 to deport the ballot box suffers
were child's play to those recorded by
the Examiner,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11
Bay City

IT LOOKS very much as if the Repub.
licans are this year confronted by a solid
north as we'll az solid south. Pennsyl-
vania, Vermont, Massachusetts,, Maine,
New Hampshire and patch of the Pa
cifc coast are all that are left to the
grand cid party. How are the mighty
fallen! We suggest that our Republican
friends can find consolation in the beau
tiful verses beginning, why should the
spirit of mortals be proud?" poetic
gem the authorship of which is attrib-
uted to no less man than Abraham
Lincoln.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11

THERE were 1885 names entered
on the great register of this county. The
total number of votes polled for presi-
dental electors was 81, ,36l. This would
leave over 5000 names that were not
represented by votes. No doubt large
number of illegal registrations were
made. but the suffers concluded that it
was not safe to vote them. Quite a
number of electors who registered with
the peripatetic deputies never got on the
great register, and it is remarkable that
all of these cases reported at this Office
were of the names of Democratic voters.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-11
WEDNESDAYS Examiner says that the

WEDNESDAYS Examiner says that the
count in some of the San Francisco pre-
cincts was characterized by acts of high
handed rufianlsm which may result in
the return of candidates who were not
elected. 1t Gays that Sin number of
precincts the Crimmins and Kelly cleo
tion officers refused to permit their
Democratic and Non-Partiean associates,
and other watchers. to look at the bal
lots, which they called off to suit them
selves. When check upon their pro-
ceedings was ineisted on, the objectors,
though duly qualified officials, were