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NNNIte hNlthct lla.hLUs
D o.. Cmus and Iaiu NTH. Defendants
The People Of the r,rritorr Of uaa .ni
Etg1tus 90 J.. ID. tfliac and Lulu sat b,
Voc AGE uEuEuY HLQrmED TO AP.
i peer 10 hu acton trdHflt Hgfl-tt you
lH 90 HHuyr uamHd p'aiHLu in tho Dis.
tu.i Court .ftHr IrFd 1uIIrI, bislTl0l ~ tla
I,uI1rg Of ltb, and io answer tHc cou.p'H Nc
q. l th.i,iu within ION Gays (tslutUoUi No
CIV NJ stfNI.r Hrtf tac roITiUe un you OF tnis
H..|.|Ynaau f,ftrf within This county or 4
uHt NJ .llH CIuutY butt t1.a uitiri't,
,..H tN.nY iay., oingWla' wisaIn ioriy
Hr IHUh IUuf o. Urbult Will he taE 30
... % gu, according 60 tue prayer Of said
o.. aa.i action b, trourht " require defend.
hHN 90 200 fuIH one nature uf turr claims In
aH1 DO certain pfDU rftY hereinafter described.
hul iu uINo decree of ih's Court determining
n.l ait.fsr IaIma uf dgiendlnis adiudEInE
uf them have u1 estate ur interest Whatever
lu ur 20 ahi lana ur premises ur auy pArt
unrylf and tlll thc u.i1 of plant q thereto
inE defondaua 1ud cagl 0t them from afioIt-
o. arY c'sW whatever iu or tu fii1 Ihui I'D
prru.fCs adverse 70 planuni an1 FraniiuE
Wauuf oingr aud further icHsf with costs u
slil sai4 premises are described aa fonuwa,
Conner .Ias o. point 2 {, fet.n. o. . ".
tI.N .tt.Wt 900 rUuuIuE thence MS rods,
tH|.HH U. RODS, ihCuHr rods, ihgnet VI.
Do EH|H in NNaIuuiUHt situate iu faIt Lake GitY
buI County. Utah Territory
AUI you lfe hereby uHud0f tlht n you faIl n
aYurlT and answer thH Geld compliant af above
required, inu Hail UH.Utl vii apply 90 THO
tuuft Cor tnU rrIIUi demanded therein.
Wines. Che iinn. Charles A. Jane. iufgs.
uuI tla seal OF tho uisirrt court
OF tHo Third judicial district In
and Cor nc IrfuiHrv Of Utin. ms
'HEALI IItl day Of January. ln The year Of our
IHfd one thousand eight hundred and
uIurHsfuur.
ifENHY q. MCMILLAN, olert,
uV Gao 10 LOCUS. Deputy tlrrt,
JANIS 81, MuHLt. Attorney fur flhlnul.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Relate OF David 80. Urzua, deceased.
NOTICE ls UIHIm GIVEN M THE
N undersigned, admin. traitors OF 40 ostaIy
Ut David ~. tEauH. HUUtEui Co Che trtu|lurs
~ aud all persons having Dluiw1 uEauHt tho
iutd deceased, 90 tNNNit them with tho
nee. fHary yuutU.Ia. within ton muuthH aftDr
me urft uuIIUlIaH ui I"s notice, o. The HlIl
udHmisrlt0rs, aI $50. .| % street, talt Lake
titN ttHh Iuiu.uH.
Dated october I.HIf
III.fUH m EVANS,
NIUa.sn ALLuIIUGT.
Administrator of f.. rtalu " David Vs..
IKuu.. HU#U. .U|
juuN 81, tAAsuNI Attorney Tor estate
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And In accordance with lsw HHf fHU UrferJf
Che UH.FI uf HIrgHtura of f|. CORPORATION.
made uu tHr liff uHY of urE.H.U. Al No. IsI|.
90 many of each ulfHei UI .f".E H. rsr BE-
necessary will Do H1Id utUI.' ..|I.Ht Hf 600
puUHHll nU.co Uf tho yuur1u. Room lIHIIUn
Hotel. West second south .H.H. HHII IlEu
CIV ttHn. Ht q u'r'uts d. mt. .H .U".HHH, fHr
lttH day ~ February, A. 30 900. tuU.. tHH tU.
luUIyUt HsHyH.Wurt tusU'.I. u.IH NM. cost OF
advent IHH and UNpruar 90. .HI".
ANrIlU PARSONS
Secretary North Point Cons ."Ia..I Irrigation
Company.
FaitIaE. CITY, Utah. IaH .f..H..I
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NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ tturs holder Of the uusUrot Investment
company that there WiIl be meeting Of mo
stpckholders OF sala company hold iA the com
pluJ'H once, salt Lake CITY. Utah Tofritory.
at tho hour o. 8 O'Clock pm, on tho tuth d6v
~ February, lspi, Tor .hu purpofc % amending
tho rompauy'h articles ui Incorporation by I'M.
phny aud decreasing The par value thereof.
hEO, ID, piPER,
Secretary.
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NOTICE. TO oREplToRs.


'f"t' "l mhiNh uutlHnut deceased.
NOTICE - iiEGENY GIVEN ny THE
- unl'ri. gnod, And0ri Anderson, cNoru.
luf on luu ~ van nud tpsigmcnt OF Martin
hhueifun, dtcturcd, 90 tho creditors Of and
800 ptNpus having claims against tho HnId
lt''aHrl, 20 thhiuI' thrm with tho necessary
'nuthrH, Wlilin luui months alter uHo uIsr
pua'lr lilou of iha notice, 90 tho sold executor
Utah Territory '"F'
Dated February 18Th, 1894,
ANpEHs ANDERSON,
h ,c'nlor ~ tho iHHt will and Testament Of
Martin AudcrsOh, deceased
BARLOW tAhGuspS, Any Tor executor.
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NOTICE

To the stockholders Of tho Bullion Rork A
champion Mining Co., Corporation.
You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
thn regular annual meeting OF tho stnrt.
uncn Of tho company, Uonatituuon buiiIps
MT IeWrlo ttrtut salt Lake CITY, Torrtt0rv
NJ uiAh' on Monday the ith day Of MaTci
, IoAlmo hl the houf OF 10 ui., Tor mo purpose
OF tI.tlnf umucrs Tor the ensuing year, and
Tor TOE Transaction OF such other uuautsa pF
may properly come before tho meeting.
10y order Of tho board NJ dlrcrtors,
~ ~. j, hEATiE,
HA't AAAo Nlly' leh ", 1874, tccrutary.
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SUMMONS.
TEnpiTnRr or UrAH
County o. sslt Lake,
CITY Of alt Lak1.

County q salt tase.
In the Jusuce.s court Second Precinct, CITY
aud County % salt Late.
Before VIM. j. Harvey. Justice Of the Peace.
Gicn r. rothwel and n. D.. Mecorausby.
partners az boutwell, s dcConaughY,p.Nntg
Thomas Blacs, defendant
a, Demand 'ib with interest and costs To
NyOu AlE iiEiEhY sUWioSrD TO
". 20 and appear before inc, tho under.
tIH IrN' 90 ..v ouao, No. 0f W 9ld South street,
IVY. ,ui'u of Uuh, and answer coon.
.a.tt Nlci net YOU BY tho above named
l..lAilH MiNtn hvu days trArluaita OF day II
Tt.NI Z. Do lNH fu H.unnf BE- served On asid salt
li.v IVY within ton dave 10 served Uut N
IVY ...i latc ,iN 1utin hlt Lave County,
fal action be- brought b. recover from Won
iIe fum of one hunilHI aui tarut. Give dol.
zoe with interest tatra11 at tha rate of tfn
INf cont nor hnuum ICON tFr .4tI DIV 81 SEQ.
., H.f I'VE. due and owing from defendant 10
l.aHul on g certain ur1uIIaHfy rois naIr.
.il.1 hna ia,lVergi lg s..t rctcndsnt asd
t..r NIlr.. now deceased 90 pI.iuufs.
and tuH arU nHHoHY notified thltt Won I'M
20 .i nirrlr uni arHNHr tHr rl1intH vii takn
n .HuN. Hf IHHt FIu Co. tHU sl.u % tIl5. with
'N.'.... a|lNN ...I" HH| U. .|a.
l. iHg .l.flu ur a.H lIHafsuie OF srld
600 .Iu ivfrut Given uuIufmy Hard tiIs ~ Id
coy 90 January q. b. ls.i
WtlIIAH y. UNUvrN.
IuHtHn uf tIr rUHHr OF tH| Precinct
NNIti, Las & CRAY, Au0uuya for ifaIn.
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NOVICE 10 oREDlToRs.


NOTlCr t7 HEREBY GIVEN nY THE
~ UHHHTHIFnHI. executors uI Cine IH.t VIII
uHu t..nmUuI nf NHrEarUt ln.Hg NuhIuruu,
utHU..,It fu tIU DHI.lI 90 NIt Huu 400 UuT. IuH
having uH|H H"A.uHt tUn HsIl uuUuA.ud. Co
tAWHf HuH with tHC necessary vouchers.
a"IIu t.u UtIH autr the nrs. publication OF
Che. r.t.", 90 thu sIil executors care UI WAd.
%. Iv AI.mH, htt1rnuFat Mc. urlios buIliiag,
hNu l1.U IiYt 100 th1 County uf aalt Lake
lWu IrrItug".
Dated January in. lsIl
Jun.pu w. NoNUEEtS,
ItHEr D.. MNulHklN,
Executors ~ OHIO IHat will and testament
Margaret lH1Iur 50 .NIuuHu, deceased.
NAuuILi as AuANst Attorney Tor Latlip.
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NOTICE.

fINHEHE Will M A MEETING or TIE
Il stockholders VI the GrIuly Mining Uom.
pnny ON Tuesday, March %, 1894, al 10 Nam
ttrI &, SAT- Lake City, ats o. Co.,, for tho cleo.
ton of utyUturs aud such other BURNERS as
may como before the muoilus.
~ W. TAYLOR, Secretary.
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Muit COMPANY
NOTICE - HEREBY Owes IuNr
n amgstirr ~ ihe sioeLho.acH u. ..I
COMPANY Win no held 10 tne 'Impau" .. ..
s.s t'guat .'riior building. sa.t Lake l|... ...
In vrr.Ir- Mann Iav o. H.r"H. .. r. d.
o'c'oa, aul. f1r ino rnfr1' ni H.,u. i.
uUH.i of directors o. GOV goo Hr
IHHIrr.. La NAV REALLY cone I...... boo.
IH.. DANIEL hAl IfstIH
Iol. tihIslt. stcy. of a.I foHr.rr
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Al tho Worlds Columbian Exposition
at Chicago. A medal and diploma word
cd, "suprqmo excellence in material.
method In manufacture, and qualisy Of
finished produr,i elasticity aud smooth
ness combiuei with holding powor in
clinch. It allows the ot worry ANAL
nails"
There 70 nothing beyond a1nr'me eNre,.'ee9g
norIs thuro anything UompItrt poo N".i. tu'i'
CNrept' INC material from Enl'h y pr .'hN'l .
"ihe method NJ manufacture hl4 hN""' ~
Finished product" putnam Nals, I'd ''5,t
"alasurity," gtyU slightly iI 'ht hIAn''', ''i.t
contraction ~ the hUOt while lNg ,1'
notion. by their 'fWo0innr'H. N"'u
.argc tho nail holes ln i1g hloi' WV. ,r an
"HuprGtne excellence iN 'lNa.Nt l..U,a Id
tie 'cuncbH onahlus tlrm % NA.l 700 aN'' Oh"
taa hnritst service until W'rH NN. t..F.. ara
u thu "uFo of small ua.l7' Ia.h. t"''' "''
avoided Hud money saved ll we au ~ tbe
Thus lt Will uu soon tNat ibH u.''H .a.,i,p la
WorIda COLUMBIAN ffpoal1h l,,,'tWn
What qualities 70 tomnk0 up fn.ll N ,,..,, aii
sna that only lhc "Putpam' contains '''' o."
PUTNAM NAIL CO.,
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SUMMONS.
EuaI5s HoIl,c, rIlInuf.

Che district Court iu ard faf iho 1hifd infl.
al batu.t % tuh .1uuJ9Iy. Cor1,y
90 ear Lasu
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SUMMONS.

To Ne District Court ln and Tor ha Tkifd
Judicial uttriUt Of Utah Iouitury.
County % salt
IAku
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DELINQUENT AssrssnrNr

Delinquent u8usc.-s.,Isr 'Hair1 and HlIsz
Company.
Location 81 principal 4rH ~ budInosa. salt
l.tu t.H. Utah
Location Of vOr.r Tate county. t't.h.
NroIi"r THrEl AgU uEENQU lr-
~ NH iHr following described ttI.EuI H..
count aH. HaFHHruf levied ru thH rcIrUf.U.U.f
''.a... lH. tlr .1sUflI HuIUU.H H.t Uun.aI.H
h.H1ta % Che fcfpcotvu taaia.0lltii. o.
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SUMMONS

To DO uisirl6t Court ir and Cor tho Third
County ui -lIt lAlu.
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In the Jusuce's court. Second Precinct. CIV
aud County Of salt iale.
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~ IIlI1II loiC1llnL

iioineT Queen Mining Company. Incorporated
plaintiff
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~.
Hiram a. iiCss. samuel A. nunrsn. james W.
tsfdlOy aud ". l. CulbOrts0n. defendants.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21
MONEY IN ALFALFA.
What Bakersfield Man Made From tn.

What Bakersfield Man Made From the
Crops.
Bakersfield Californian: Some time
ago statement of the yield iiom, 81
acres of alfalfa on section 6, township
20, range 20. was kindly furnished the
Californian by E. NJ. Roberts. The
frat cutting was 100 tons, the second
2331s tons and the third 224 tons; a
total of 5571S tons in three cuttings.
This amount is correct, for the cutting
was done by contract and neither Mr..
Roberts or any other man would be
likely to pay for more tons than were
obtained. The crop WAS ready for the
fourth cutting about the first day OF
Septem Der, but in lieu thereof POS head
of horses and mules were turned
into the field, and were pastured there
until the eighteenth day OF December
over three and one-half months. So, in
addition to the yield of 5571s tons of
alfalfa, at total cost of 1928 for cutting
and irrigating, there must be counted
pasturage OF 2O3 head OF stock three and
three-fiiths months at $3.50 per month
per lead. which equals $lO96 20 for pas
tnrage after three crops OF alfalfa had
been cut therefrom. Three and one
half acres of this eighty are taken up by
buildings, lanes, etc. so that the net
return of this field'for pasturage alone,
after yielding three crops of hay, is
nearly $I4. 20 per acre.
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STREET LAWS ANNOTATED.
A Valuable Law Work by Hon. Frank
&c Finlayson.

A Valuable Law Work by Hon. Frank
&c Finlayson.
Street Laws of California ia the latest
addition to the legal literature of this
state and should prove to be very
valuable one. 1t should have peculiar
value to the citizen of Los Angeles,
from the fact that its author is the ris-
ing young Angelefio, Hon. Frank G. Fin
layson. Mr.. Finlsyson was prominent
member of the last legislature, and his
earnest work there thoroughly equipped
him for handling the subject he has
undertaken.
The author says in the preface zone
reason why the realm covered by this
special department has hitherto re-
NAMED unfamiliar to many, is that the
statutes themselves upon the subject of
street work and the many amendatory
acts, have been scattered through nu-
merous volumes of our statute books. :.
Another, and perhaps still less
5urmountabe obstacle lying in the path
leading to a comprehensive knowledge
OF these street laws is the fact that even
when the practitioner has unearthed
from the statute books ali the enact
ments in force upon the subject of
street work or street improvements,
and has carefully studied their pro-
visions, be must still, in the absence
of an authoritative construction by the
supreme court, remain in doubt as to
the correct Interpretation OF many of
the provisions; or he may even enter
tain fixed but mistaken, opinion as
to the true meaning or scope OF pro-
vision without being aware OF his mis-
take. The aim and object Of
this book is, therefore, to present to-
gether in one book all the general statu-
tory ensctments upon the subject OF
street work, together with such annota-
tious and citations from the decisions of
our supreme court as will serve to in
terpret the true meaning of these
statutes, and in doing go the author has
subject that has ever been decided by
the supreme court of this state"
The work is splendidly compiled, be-
ginning with history of the street law
in this state and. containing every
statute in force on the subject. The
citations from our supreme court decis-
ions are most complete, W lille those of
other states where applicable are freely
quoted.
One of the most important parts of
works of this nature is well-arranged
index, and IN this particular the book ia
peculiarly fortunate.
Theswork is we'll printed and hand
comeIy bound. and reflects credit on the
publishers, Charles W. Palm & Co., OF
this city.
Altogether, Street Laws OF California
enould prove valuable addition to the
libraries of the legal fraternity, as we'll
as those who are interested or in any
way concerned in street and road i'm
provement in this state.
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of each row of trees single row OF
Egyptian corn was also planted. Thus
scarcely more than half the entire area,
il go much, was devoted to the Indian
corn. The corn and the trees were irri-
gated twice during the year, that being
sufficient for all purposes. The corn
was recently harvested and it turned off
FROM As to 80 bushels to the acre of as
fine, plump ears as were ever seen even
in the Mississippi bottoms. Twelve ears
taken out for exhibition weighed IA
pounds.
This is certainly pretty good for a
catch crop.
But hold on; this is only q COM
mencement. From the Egyptian corn
was harvested enough to feed big
flock Of hens half year. Furthermore
there was little waste land on the
levee around the orchard, and as it
seemed pity not to utilize it, some
pumpkin seeds were scattered along it..
Without any further attention these
pumpkins grew, like Deacon Finney's
turnip of ancient fame, until they could
not grow any longer, and then O matter
of 10 tons or thereabouts were har-
vested from the vines.
And still there are some people who
maintain that q man cannot make a
living from less than 160 acres in this
valley,
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street, to city line, to Sixth street, to
Lucas avenue, to Figueros street, to
Fourth street, to Hill street. to First
street. Boxes 81. 80. "a. 81, al. AZ, 43,
45, As, AZ, II. 70, 73. IA. 10. 15, IS, IL,
81. For box 81 60 to foot of the hill.
All fire engines will light up in their
respective district as above, and the fol-
lowing companies will move on slow
trot without lighting up to the places
set forth:
Engine Co. No. will move to engine
house No. 2, on boxes %, "a.
Engine Co. No. will move to engine
house No. 8. on boxes Al, AZ, 43, 45, As,
II, 70, 70.
Engine Co. No. 5 will move to engine
house No. 4, on boxes ID, 10, 16, II, 43,
40, II, 70. rs, 81.
Engine Co. No. will move to engine
house No. 3, on boxes 27, So, 36, So, 90,
81.
Hook and Ladder company No. l.
Main street, near Plaza.-All south of
Downey avenue bridge and east of the
river, to Ninth street, to Pearl, to Fifth
street, to Bunker Hill avenue, on line
north to the river. Boxes 10, 10, 16, 81,
%, "a, 20. rs, 1871, 80. "a, 30, SO, 81,
Al, AZ, 43, 45. As, AZ, 81, 81, 81, 81, 62,
%, 04, %, II, ~, 70.
Park Hose company No. 1-Spring
street. near Fifth street.--All west Of
river, south of Downey avenue bridge.
ALI east of the river, south of Alhambra
avenue.
East Los Angeles Hose company No. 2
Truman street and Downey avenue
All of East Los Angeles, north of Mis-
sion road to Alhambra, to city limits.
West OF the river, to College street and
Alhambra avenue on the south.
Chemical Engine company No. l.
Old Plaza. All of East Los Angeles and
Boyle Heights. All west OF the river to
Ninth street on the south to Pearl street
to Seventh street to Bixel street to
Figueroa street, along the line of
Figueroa street. Boxes 5, 6, z, 8, 10, 15,
Is, Il, %, "a, 20, 26. 81, 81, 80, "a, 80, 36,
81, Al, AZ, 43. As. AZ, 81, So, So, 81 81, 81
81. "a, 60, IL, u, 70, 1913, 124, l25, 126,
127, 12S.
Chemical Engine company No. e.
Belmont avenue and First street. All
of western hills, bounded North by
Figueroa street and the river south to
Reservoir street, east to Beaudry ave-
nue. to Bellevue ave. to Philadelphia
street to Temple street to Grand avenue
w l1iShbH sbiccb W riOW0i bbiocb W
Tenth street to Figueroa street to city
limits. Boxes Is, 46. 81, 81, 53, "a, 3d..
81. So, 81, 81.
Three times three taps on the city
hall bell and engine house strikers in
dictate that all companies "moved up"
will report to the fire.
Three times three taps for fires in
East Los Angeles will bring Engine Co.
No. 2 and Park hose.
Four alarms in district of Engine No.
will bring Engine Co. No. 2.
-Four alarms in Boyle Heights will
bring Engine No. 8.
Three times six taps on the city hall
bell and engine house strikers will in
dictate general alarm, and all compa-
MES will report to the FIRE.
At all alarms the foreman ehall have
complete charge OF his company.
For alarme in the following districts
the officer in charge until the arrival OF
tho chtef or assistant will be.
Captain of Chemical No. for East
} Los Angeles and Boyle Heights.
Captain of Chemical No. for hills.
Captain OF Park hose for ali other
parts.
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THE SETTLERS DID 1T.

An Irrigation Project In Inyo Carried
Through.
1t ia possible for settlers to accomplish
a great deal in the way of making
homes where water is abundant and
can be got upon the land without the
use of great capital
Six or seven years ago settlers began
work upon canal to take water from
Owens river, near Bishop. in Inyo
county.
All the men were poor, and they
worked in winter, when their labor was
not otherwise employed.
Now the work is nearly completed,
and will be entirely finished by the
middle of next April.
The canal has a capacity of 5000
inches, and is twelve miles in length.
When completed the total cost will be
$50, 900. The work done by each stock
holder in the canal ia credited to his
account at the current rate OF wages
paid for similar work. Only very
few OF the stockholders paid any assess
ments in money. All the others paid in
labor.
One OF the few who paid in money is
citizen of Los Angeles, who located
800 acres of land near the terminal end
OF the canal.
The owner of this tract will begin
work upon the land this spring. IL is
his intention to plant large orchard OF
deciduous fruit trees. chiefly prunes.
This fruit does remarkably we'll in that
locality.
Assuming that one inch of wa
ter should not irrigato more
than two acres of land, then the cost per
acre under this canal would be but So.
The settlers will own their canal and
the only tax they will ever have to pay
will be the merely nominal expense OF
keeping the canal in repair.
Tho water eupply is beyond even the
possibility of failure the head of the
canal is in deep canon where Owens
river enters the valley from the monn-
tains, and is above all other canals al
ready constructed.
1t is deserving of mention that an
enterprising and public spirited NOR
chant in Bishop has very materially
aided the settlers in carrying on this
work by giving them credit for all he
could carry, and helping them in every
possible way.
Thousands OF acres OF land will be
fortified by this canal; population.
business and wealth will be increased
by it, and the town of Bishop will be
largely benefited.
The settlers managed the work them
selves there were no expensive super
intendents, no speculation in canal
stock, and now there is no load OF debt
or delay in completing the work. When
the canal shall have been formally
opened all expense will be ended.
n M
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cARLIsLE's BONDS.
The Industrial Legion Protests Against
the Issue.

The Industrial Legion Protests Against
the Issue.
The following resolution was adopted
by the Los Angeles Industrial Legion
No. s, at meeting held Friday night:
Resolved, That this legion, composed
of business men and artizans residing
in the city of Los Angeles. CAL, hereby
protest against the issue of the proposed
$4,000, 900 of government bonds, to bear
S Der cent interest, but are in favor OF
the issuing OF full legal tender treasury
notes OF sufficient volume to defray the
expenses of this government. as also to
inaugurste public improvements, conf
dent that such treasury notes, based on
the faith and credit of the nation, will
be accepted as payment by all our peo-
pie and paes current in the channels of
trade, without the increased burdens of
interest paying.
LOUIS LUoKEL,
j.. ID. BAILEY,
Committee.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21

Boston Herald: According to Prof.
Gsnung, professor of rhetoric at Am
herst, you mustn't say 'collect bill, T"
but "collect money" not "invest in
wheat, but 'invest money in wheat"
not "a long time since but "a long time
ago." NOS take dinner" but shave din
ner," not sake uncb." but take
luncbson." Tneae are fair samples oil
the extremes to which professor Of
rhetoric goeB when be is given ropa.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21
A MODEL TEN ACRES.

A Bakersfield Kanoher aud What He
Does.
Bakersfield Californian: Over at E..
NJ. Roberts place. on the north side of
the river, there is a young 1O-acre peach
orchard planted on ssge-brush land
This is its second year Of growth, and in
order to get small income from the
land a crop OF corn was planted between
the trees last spring, leaving abundant
space, however, next to them, so az not
TO check their growth. Down each side
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-01-21
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