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The herald., 1895-08-07
Filed With the County Clerk

J. M. Arnaz yesterday flied his petitio n
for letters of admi ministration on the estate
of W. Z. Arnaz, deceased.
Pauline A. Dow VS.. g. w. Dow; suit for
divorce on the ground OF desertion.
Mojave River Lime Company VS.. City
OF Los Angeles suit to quiet title to lots in
the Woodwurth tract.
Los Angeles Savings Bank vs.. C. Il. Ri
naldi ct al. suit to foreclosa q mortgage
for $4,000 on property in the Rancho Ex-
Mission San Fernando.
George Sinss baugh VS.. d. Neuhart ct
al. =; suit to foreclose a mortgage for $500.
German American Savings Bank vs..
Esther Perkins ct al. suit to foreclose a
mortgage for 1920 on a lot in the McDon-
aid tract.
Louisa Bitsman yesterday filed her petit
tion for appointment as guardian of Mi
nerya E. Cook. minor child of VIM. w.
Cook, deceased.
The herald., 1895-08-07
THE CATALINA MARINE BAND
Was In Town Again Yesterday and PLAYED
Fine Programme on Spring Street

Was In Town Again Yesterday and PLAYED a
Fine Programme on Spring Street
The beneficial results were 50 pro-
nounced and plainly to be seen after the
Catalina Marine band came over to town
last Thuraday that they repeated the
visit again yesterday. Their host was
not in evidence. but the mob was. and in
greater numbers than before. There is
no time when people are SO music hungry
and thirsty as when good brass band is
giving a free concert on the street.
Therefore the crowd accumulated and
stood regardless of the hot sun and aught
else and listened. 1t was well worth the
while too. The programme was better
than last week, and the performace all
through was quite up to their high stand
ard of excellence. First they played a
selection from Jones' Gaiety Girl fol-
lowed by that inviting waltz. The jolly
Fellows. then an arrangement OF Irish.
Scotch and English airs that received
long applause.
A potpourri of the delicious Cavalleria
Rusticana was magnficently played. Mr..
Goo'man played xylophone solo. and
descriptive Indian war dance closed an
informal programme that gave the keenest
delight to the throng.
The herald., 1895-08-07
Superior Court Notes

Mrs. c. G. Ferguson. formerly OF Whit
tier. charged with insanity, was before
department two yesterday. but the exam
ination was continud to next Tuesday fol
further testimony.
Orders were issued in seventy probate
cases yesterday and for the folio wing week
a heavy grist of business is in anticipa-
tion.
Adele Lea, whose suit for divorce from
O. A. Lee is pending in department two,
was given continuance yesterday of one
week.
In written opinion yesterday the su-
perior court sustained the demurrer to
the amended complaint in the suit of
Spurgeon VS.. the Santa Ana Valley Irri
cation company.
The herald., 1895-08-07
LAND OF SUNSHINE
That Popular Hagazine Controlled by Cor
pOratl0u

That Popular nagazine Controlled by Cor
poratiou
Frank A. Pattee yesterday filed the ar.
ticles Of incorporation OF the Land OF
Sunshine Publishing Company OF Los An
geles. Mr.. Pattee was proud OF the
strong list of stockholders. "and tneir
shares are all out at par value, SAID ne,
The corporation will conduct the usua'
business Of publishing and pruning
house.
The capital stock is $4,000, $500 vi
which is paid up. Charles +. Lummis'
+. A. Pattee. II. J. Fleishman. W.. ray
terson and Charles Cassat Davis are the
board of directors. The shares, at 500
eacp; are he'd BY 9: F. Lum%is mn snn and az F,
by W. lie Moyne Wills, w. C. Patterson.
F. W. Braun. VIM H. Holabird. g. D.
Willard. H. J.. Fleishman. Charles Cas-
sat Davis, S. II. Mott. Andrew Mu!ln.
d. Freeman. Z. X. Rule. G. II. Bone
brake. Il. e. Bostwick, I. b. Newton, J.
+. Francis, E. W. Jones and Fred l..
The herald., 1895-08-07
PERMITS FOR BUILDINGS
The Record Yesterday Was for Over $1,000
Worth

uS NSSOId tCStCIooy VdS IoT OtCT 1IC,OOO
Worth
Permits for buildings aggregating in
value $40. 800 were issued yesterday, OF
which number four were for work to cost
$1,000 and over. as follows
To Thomas l. Wool, for two-story
frame, to cost $500, to be located on San
Pedro street, between Fifth and Sixth
streets.
To W. A. Kennedy. for two story
frame on the corner of Griffin and Prim-
rose streets. to cost $2l00.
To F. A. Bacon. for two-story frame
on the corner of Thirty-seventh and Fig
ueroa streets, TO cost $500.
To Fred Gupsen. for u one-story frame
on the corner OF Eleventh and Clark
streets, to cost $1,000.
There were issued during the month
300 plumbing and twenty-seven drain
laying permits.
The herald., 1895-08-07
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Appropriate $3.50 for an Exhibit al
Atlanta
Chamber Of Commerce to Handle the Coin
"To Encourage lmmlgratlon''-Other
Actions of the Board

Los Angeles and Los Angeles county.
thanks to the energy OF the chamber of
commerce. is to have an exhibit at the
Cotton States and Internatioal exposition
at Atlanta, Ga. Yesterday the board OF
supervisors appropriated $3.50 for that
purpose ana the chamber has guaranteed
70 raise the rest of the $4,000 required.
Ever since a committe from the cham
Der requested $500 appropriation the
supervisors have been considering the
proposition. and having concluded it is
good opportunity they have appropri-
ated $3.50 for the purpose of encouraging
immigration.
The herald., 1895-08-07
Burlington Excursion

The following passengers arrived in
Los Angeles on Monday afternoon from
the east, on the Burlington route person.
ally conducted excursion: s. Ludwich,
J. e. Ludwich, Z. H. Garnchan, Nc
Cook. Neb. /; Mr.. A. Harris, Mrs. A. Har-
ris, Minneapolis; Mrs. G. De Forest, Chi
cage; Annie Heard, Gertie Coleman,
McCook, Neb. S. II. Jones, Mrs. l. v.
Peel. York. Neb. Emily Neal, Galesburg
III. Mrs. W. 7. Nichols, George Nichols,
Long Beach; s. H. Roth. Los Angeles !;
Mrs. W: r. Dean, Miss Kittie Dean, Will
Dean. Quincy, ILL.,; G. Luce, Mrs. G..
Luce, Robert Luce, Frank Luce, Mary
Luce, Chicago.
The herald., 1895-08-07

P. F. Carton was granted a saloon IL
cense at East San Pedro.
INDECENT Inspector 4. ). Stuart was
granted leave of absence from August
18th to August 10th.
The county surveyor was granted as
sistants for August in six uraughtsmen
on main maps at 500 per month end one
copyist at 81. so per day.
County Surveyor Wright, W. J. Cox
and W. P. Watts we're appointed viewers
of proposed new road in Azusa dis
tricr.
!. Stock Inspector DR.. Rowland was
granted one weeks leave of absence from
August 8th.
The herald., 1895-08-07
Great Attraction at Redondo Beach

On Sunday the 11th. the great band tourn.
ament. in which twenty or more separate
brass bands will compete for supre macy
rs musical organizations; $50 performers
on brass instruments will be heard in one
grand concert performance. An event
that cannot be equaled many times in a
lifetime. The whole led by Mr.. A. ].
Stamm and aided by Mr.. II. G. Bowen,
the cOrnet sOloist.
The herald., 1895-08-07
Frazier & Lamb Lumber Company

The articles Of incorporation of the
Frazier & Lamb Lumber Co. were filed
yesterday. The company will carry on
q general lumber trade in this city. The
directors and stockholders are +. o. Fra
zier Of Tacoma. $lOOO +. c. Lam $4,000;
Ernest H. Bresee. $4,000; w. Pollard, $1,000
P.W. Bresee. $4,000; ]. Tyler Parker, $1,000.
The total capital stock is $25. 900.
The herald., 1895-08-07
Training Wild Horses

celebrated Professor Gleason and his
assistants will give an exhibition of his
marvellous power in training the widest
horses. 1t is the most interesting and
at the same time most instructive per-
formance to those who love horses or
have ANYTHING to do with them.
The herald., 1895-08-07
nen Nav Come

And men may 20, but rent goes on forever
until YOU grab time by the forelock and
pull for place of your own. Come up
and see us, for if we can't BAN boozle you
into buying house TN installments you
will probably always fat up the landlord.
Langworthy company, 226 S. Spring.
Take the litter
The herald., 1895-08-07
ONE WEEK MORE

The Council VIII Sit as a Board of Equall-
zation
The board OF equalization of the city
council holds its final meeting on August
18th. The new tax levy will be agreed at
the last meeting of the council to be
held this month. A. B. Chipman. E. G.
Seymour and f. H. Powell have been
cited to appear before the board at the
session this morning.
The herald., 1895-08-07
VITAL STATISTICS

The Births and Deaths In This City During
July
According to the figures Of Health OFF,
deaths in this city during July. of which
number four were from suicide and two
from violence and accident. The total
number of births during the month was
100.
The herald., 1895-08-07
:. 7. STEWARD
DON'T BE CAUTIOUS

hONI BE OAO 11OUS
About buying Muslin Underwear
At our special sale price.
The choice of 1000 Night Cows.
The regular price has been from S1.25
Up to S.. Many of them are
Marked SI.5o, $1.75, and quite
Lot are So.
The choice Of the entire lot
Will be sold for
8oc.
None will be sent on approval.
None will be taken back.
Mail orders cannot be filled.
The price is made to get the people
Into the house. If they are not worth
Coming for they are not worth having.
All new goods.
All frst-class in every way.
There is an
Upward movement all
Over the house.
Trade is coming our way.
Over 200 styles and over 1000
Garments all at one price,
8oc.
Several ladies came
One, two and three times
Yesterday. Some
Will be back today.
The more you investigate the
More you will be pleased.
Take look at the
Big display in our show windows.
The herald., 1895-08-07

Is the new term for Echo Mountain
house. Mt. Lowe railway connects this
house with the Terminal and santa Fe
trains. See Mount Lowe railway tim 9
table. this paper.
The herald., 1895-08-07
Citv Hall E1otsam

City Assessor George Hull reports COL
lections upon personal property during
the month of July amounting to $2904.
Judge Owens reports the collection Of
$3.50. 25 as Justices fees durihg July.
The herald., 1895-08-07
HOTEL WORTH A FAILURE
Fred J. Spaulding Files His lnsolvenc.
Petition

Fred ]. Spaulding of the Hotel Worth,
corner of Sixth and Broadway, yesterday
filed his petition in insolvency with the
county clerk. He estimates his liAbii-
ties at $s36.35 and an alleged unjust
claim for rent of $540. 10; assets, $3.50;
personal property valued at $3250. incum-
bered by $683, 5000 OF which IS exempt.
The herald., 1895-08-07
Terminal Island
Palace In the Skies

The pavilion and bath house are open
for the season. Fish dinners. fine bath.
irg, boating and sailing.
The herald., 1895-08-07
U. S. Life saving Service Exhibition

o. D C11e 5dVIuR oeTVICe EXnIDItIUn
At Port Los Angeles next Sunday. Real.
istic, exciting and instructive. The brig
only by the Southern Pacific com pany.
Thirty trains on Sunday. Round trip so
Cants
The herald., 1895-08-07

Drink Buffalo Malt Extract; will give
you health and strength. Ask your fam
ily physician,
The herald., 1895-08-07

A. A. EckstroM of 324 s. Spring st.. is where
you want to go looking for good wall paper at
he right price.
The herald., 1895-08-07

a treat.-Ferris hams and bacon are
delicious. II. Jevne. grocer, agent.
The herald., 1895-08-07

The wall paper dealer of the city is Eek.
trum, 324 South Spring street.
The herald., 1895-08-07

WEATHER REPORT = United States
department of agriculture weather
bureaus report. received at Los An
geles August 6, 1895.
The herald., 1895-08-07
Maximum temperature. So.
Minimum temperature. ~.

FORECAST-Aug. 6.-For Southern Cal
ifornia: FAR; slightly cooler in the
northern portion; fresh to brisk west
eYly winds.
The herald., 1895-08-07

Send your orders to the Southern Cali
fornia Beer Bottling association :
for
the celebrated Buffalo EdelbYau beer.
Seventh and Santa Fe railroad track.
The herald., 1895-08-07
THE HERALD
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

TEMPERATURE-Re Of observations
taken at Los Angeles August 6. The
barometer 10 reduced to sea level.
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Time. Bar. Ther. RH' IN wa Vel W'her
sSS SS g. M M ss ss ss g q " risaH rSissy
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Places Bar Tem. Max. Tn. Wind wv ther

TIDE TABLE for San Pedro, CAL. for
August Z, 1895, compiled from the tide
tables for the Pacific coast published
by the United States coast and geo.
detic survey at the government print
inc of9icc Woshiu n otou u @.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-22
DOGS AND DOGS.
Although the CANNES H"id u 600"
Place in the Hearts Of Manktnd,
,ci,.x yust Settle Their Tax.

Thpy EuSt SpfitP lHefT saa.
In tradition and history the dog has ever
artld 81 ,urt In politics ~ Wiil hS III Lne en-
cir.mept Of the chase The dog has ever been n
factor. Wherever the foot of man has irod.
the dog has been al his hpels. TN me plain.
in the forest-on baud ann on srh-thh u"s
has ever been mans iaithiul Trend. AZ
though 80 often spoken of ana written OF IN
cnnfeinpluouS terms vel no animal IN all me
EARL has so strong n hold on the ailtcIions ni
man. Gentle and loving, yeL so true anu
brave that death itself could not separate the
faithful dog from his master, or cause MIN 10
betray a trust In the city home and IN the
path of The lonely traveller, ne mas ever oesL
proud TO receive the encouraging Word or tne
approving look from his master. he Wouiu, +,
If duty required. fall before victorious Toe,
or Stand guard over the body Of his dead mas
ter until the pangs Of hunger had ended his
own life.
He is ever ready 10 serve his master, no mat
ter where he is. II on the snow and Ice CLAD
hills he IN ready To- speed his sled In saiety
along dangerous and devious ways. ii IN
fields infested with enemies his master may
10 the darkness and stiffness of the night
sleep 10 fety while his dog Keeps Inc wake
iul and willing watch.
From, the earliest recorded time, and from
every quarter OF the globe The story ls ever
the sarne-the dog has been mans most hon
est and most sincere friend.
Nobleman and peasant millionaire and
pauper alike loves his faithful dog
But for all This, we may sometimes get loo
much Of n good thing. For his reason the
city council I'm their wisdom levied tax oI
fifty CENTS on the head OF each dog. The own
prs OF q small number paid the required sum,
but by far the larger number failed to pay
TO enforce the law Mr. j. G. Cox was emoloy.
ed 10 find the derelict dogs. large number
have been found and In majority OF cases
the lax and the penalty has been collected.
In prosecuting this work IL was surprising
10 learn how many country dogs were visit.
ing In town. AT first the dog catcher did not
know exactly " hat to do but the rule 10 col
ect the tax, or to shoot the dog, was adop ed,
and now some of the high stepping country
dogs are paying town tax because OF lhelr
prolonged stay with city friends.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-22
A Wise Remark.

Mr.. Arthur j. Balfour, the leader of the
English conservatives, maze very WISE re-
mark when he said recently that the news
paper In It's capacity as an advertising ageii
is OF Incaculable Importance In any clvli'heu
society, inasmuch az 1t brings togethe" l0s'
who have something TO sell ana tho wne
have something TO buy. He adds that tnt
general news and comment and all the othel
machinery of communicating Information tc
the public are not Of more value TO the com
mupity at large than the power OF commune
cation by advertisement.
This view OF a newspapers power and It's
worth to a community Is undoubtedly correci
hut is often overlooked The service which
the press does in bringing together dealers
and purchasers is one of Its most useful func
lions and no estimate OF the press Is adequate
which does not take into consideration the
influence Of Its advertising columns; Good
business men have learned thls truth oS e9
perIence. Many OF them attribute their sue.
ess mainly to judiclous advertising ana tne
hest method of advertising yet devised Is tha1
OIL red by newspapers.
We have known some very worthy men W
fail i'm business merely because they did not
keep in touch with the public through the
The newspaper makes connec-
tion between those who want TO sell ana those
who want TO buy. IT. encourages trade ant
builds up business enterprises. 1t is lmposl-
ble 10 measure the value OF Well-ulrecteu
newspaper advertising to the buyer as well US
Mr.. Balfour Is quite correct in believing that
no other element Of q newsper's influence IL
.,rpater titan this.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-22
What Shall We DO ?

We do not know the innermost workings o.
the plans OF those who may seek 10 defeat the
regular organized Democracy, but at the pres
ent time the Press and Banner has no douo,
as to the proper course to pursue. Our sym
pathies OF course are with the white people
We believe it to be arrogance and presump-
ton for the minority to claim the right to
rule the majority.
II however, any set may think they nave
the divine right to rule, even by going against
their own race, they can do just as they
please. They may gain temporary aavan'
tage by transferring the government TO the
negroes, but the price to be received VIII hard
ly pay for the sacrifice.
Sink or swim, live or die, we intend TO re-
main with the people who are blood of our
blood, and bone Of our bone. Others may al
their own good pleasure, turn their backs on
the majority OF their own race, in the hope Of
being rewarded by Office, but that sort ol
movement does not at this moment commend
itself TO US.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-22
The Press Association.

The South Carolina State Press Association
will meet next Wednesday evening at Sum-
ter. The people Of that city are arranging for
a BANQUET, and the officers OF the Association
have perfected plans for an excursion 70
Washington by way of Norfolk.
The time which is usually devoted TO Tree
Interchange of views as to the practical con-
duct of newspapers is very limited, but the
meetings are generally profitable, the ban
quets are always enjoyable, and the excur'
sions are sometimes endurable.
The Press and Banner extends best wishes
for the happiness and prosperity of all the
brethren.
AS rule they are hard'workers and are en-
titled 10 the benefits OF weeks rest ana rec
reatlon.
A number of them print long primer pa
pers. and any man who can make a success al
printing a long primer paper deserves the
highest honors from his countrymen, and
should be assigned to the scat Of honor at the
banauets which are given to the South caro-
lima Press. The man who makes success al
printing q newspaper in loaded long primer
has performed a miracle, or else has fonnd
community OF gudgeons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-22
NINETY-SIX.
Wall OF the Minority 10 They
Threaten 10 Go 10 the Enemy. IL
Tbev Can't Rule ?-We Can't Be
Iieye That They Do.
Ninety.Six. s. g., May 20, lS9.

Ninety.Six. s. G.. May 20. 1895.
Last Saturday was ChildIe en- oay ~ ML.
Lebanon. Mr.. w. Fl. Whitlock presloeo Wilh
his usual dignity, and everything passed OH
nicely. ,,u.,
Our country people are generally throuen
nlanIinp and good stands of cotton and corn
can be saen on every hand. some OF our en-,
terprislng farmers have gone Into the npiand
rice business. Captains Bob McCaslan. Bob
Butler and others have their crops up ana we
sincerely hope this initial step VIII WORK Woh-
ders for the up country. x.,,-
A contingent of the Ninety-Six young tolk
attended a pleasant picnic at Dysons last Sat
urday. ,,,,ao,
ing and formulated plans with Whlch LDey
hope to unite the white voters or Soulh caro-
lima. They have drawn the line and as Que OF
our local politicians said TO us the 0theT DAY
"You Will have tn cross that line or De claSseu
with the negro, ms IN Paec.y inns abont
il, The work OF the Forty IL to be ignored
and the 900 conservative voters In the StAle
are To have no voice In the election OF dele
II IL treason TO think or speak In opposition 10
the formulation OF Irby Co. We are 10 be
forced into things, that we most nearby Gus,
approve OF or we are to he ostrnGsed. VIZ,
This Is the question. If In 1892 We had the
back bone to nominate and run candidates Tor
office, why have we not the same rlshI now
Our people should stralShlway call SlaIe
f'A1S @
ern the people. AS things stand we are all at
sea, If II Is the purpose 10 endorse the action
of The Irby committee let us know 1t and if II
Is the purpose TO repudiate II let us know.
AS individuals we can accomplish nothing,
but as 40 900 freemep we can accomplish much.
I merely throw out these hints hoping that
they may do some good, !. e. stimulate our
people to action.
The Presbyterian church at Coronaca was
dedicated on yesterday. The sermon was
preached by Dr. Wilson, OF .Abbeville: A
great many Ninety-Six people attended the
Services Maj. A. NJ. Aiken and r. II Hen.
derson were elected elders. DR.. Austin and
Mr. Tn ON pson deacons. The ceremony was
beautiful, solemn and impressive.
Is IL a fact that there are no bluebirds this
spring? Have you noticed and have you seen
any?
crOns were at a standstili. The cool nights
and hot sun Is having bad effect, besides we
are needing rain.
Remember that DR.. Grier Will preach the
commencement sermon OF Prof. Cork s school
next Sunday morning In the Baptist church
at this place. ,.,,
Itwas mistake that Col. Miller had TO XIII
another COW from hydropbobia. No more
Lrou bile we are glad to state is anticipated.
Ninety.Six can boast OF the finest gardens
in the county. Strawberries are abundant
and the prospects for other fruits excellent.
Mr.. A. Men. Turner has been appointed ad-
minlstrator of the effects of the late E. >.
Hale. EasI Euu'
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-05-22

THE recent declarations OF Governor Evans
to his "fellow-citizens" may be found in this
paper.
They have been widely circulated, and every
conceivable expression, from enthusiastic en-
dorsement to the most pronounced censure,
has been made Of the paper.
Speaking for the Press and Banner, we DO
not regard the document as good nine days
wonder. There was no special need for il. but
its appearance can hardly make perceptible
ripple on the surface Of the political sea, nor
will the effect OF It's presence be seen by the
naked eye.
For the simple reason that his enemies find
excuse for censure, 1t might have been we'll
for him to have remained silent, but since he
has spoken the old world will go on in Its
usual way, and will not be thrown out OF its
orbit. His enemies never see any good in
him, and it is not expected that he will do
anything which will meet their approval.