davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10
THE SIN PEDRO MEMORIAL.

The progress made with the memorial
consideration OF the San Pedro harbor
bill must be gratifying 10 those who have
at heart the commercial interests OF
Southern California. In something less
than three days-tne frat three--ovar
1000 signsturee have been attached to it,
and there are report, from out OF town
residents which seem to make it g
safe assertion that could all the
nsmes already signed to the me.
mortal have been counted last
nearly 5000. or one-quarter of the num-
Der of signatures that are expected to be
secured before the petition ie forwsrded
to Senator White, Californis's reprs-
sentative on tho comuercs committee,
and the Southern California dslsgation
in congress. Though tho movement is
still young. the prsss and public OF this
CITY and county, without regard to pplit-
ical faith, havs generally commended it
and expressed a laudabie desira TO fur
ther it in every possible manner. There
lie, indeed. practically hut one opinion in
Los Angelica county regarding the nd
viHsbility OF constructing daep sea
harbor at San Pedro, where tbs natural
conformation OF the sea bottom and
shore line make good harbor
feasible. and there is already
the advantage OF railroad competition.
rather than ut Santa Monica, where the'
natural conditions make u harbor i'm
practicable and there is q single and
firmly established railroad monopoly
already in poasession OF the water front.
And not Los AHgsles alone, but the
whole eoutaeru country-indesd con.
gress itaelf--is practically a unit infths
matter. Why. then. ehould the matter
need sgitatiag at this time? might
reasonably be euquired by "a stranger to
the method, aud means OF the Southern
Pacific's president. But the answer ia
not far 10 sesk. II is of record on the
pages of the annals of past and present
congresses. 1t is r. record OF craft
and deceit-aud perhaps of sons
thing worse employed by Coils P.
Huntington to override the will of a
sovereign people aud attain the greedy
ends Of wholly selfish and enslaving
corporation. 1t lie, in truth, most timely
and necessary that the people OF South
ern California, at this time and in this
manner, once moro attest their sincere
belief in the righteousness OF their cause,
and endeayor to impress upon the pres
ent congress the great need there ia for
immediate action on the San Pedro har-
Dor appropriation bill. And The
HERALD finds that the people are
not only prepared to do this, hut
are we'll pleased with the suggestion
and the opportunity afforded them in
the memorial that is now being signed
Whatever else the memorial may or
may nos do. it will certainly form n
valuable aid to Senator White in his
efforts ON behalf of San Pedro in the
commerce committee. The people of
Southern California realize this, AZ thei.
ready response to thu proposed memorial
amply attests.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

and opposing whatever is wrong. unin-
huenced by party considerations, good
government will be assured. Without
this We win find ourselves embarked
upon a rough aud disastrous sea Ex-
psrionees whore extensive partizsnism
has ruled disclose the Importance OF.
conducting politics on the sole consider
alton Of the public welfare
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The papers OF all delinquent mail subscriber
10 the Daily Herald will be promptly discon-
inued hereafter. No papers II be sent to
subscribe by mail unless the same have been
paid for in advance.
J. p Fisher, newspaper advertising agent,
II Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, is an
authorized agent This paper is kept on fle in
his Office.
eole Eastern Advertising Agent, 9. P. Palmer.
xhinelsnder Building. New York.
The Herald Is sold at the Occidental Hotel
news stand, San Francisco, for &c copy.
No contributions returned.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

x.tr,a 6. ropis fflo1e- Democrat notes TINT tho
Xr.rol acitic railroad has most tho ,o,ar,- =
went $40 ooo Ooo and sin calls for n mar cant
irterast while four men who controllad fin
90 r,ada %loo ono' 400 without yonturir,,
,,nra thnn a few thousand dol mr.. of their o,,,,
,oo,.ov. AND holds thnt, ,nen faets ought ~
laast IN nravent .atv rrscinitate ect;o, hv
.aongress rea,raine the nicaragua con.I
f,olarrnant{nq On ~. statamsnt no so,,Er
,,sna ,t,,I1at, 4 ol,setves tbat tha noi,+ T. rat,
~, vs. mn are If f,cr IN, ma ohuio,,
f,,-a,,,,, 81 tina fsloha. p.noaret made ,,oaiaoa
ti,n rho eoo,rol Of the stoot er,h1ad IN
,,n,ipnlntors of The Central paciAc n onr;cb
-! aly.s ,,h IL irnortne NO oh1;,rat,o,, -
80 a,narna,it,t and on,,ressi,o ~. ,,a,,,,,
--.7 fs
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

THAT the ordinary New York police
man with pull" does as be pleases ia
demonstrated in the case OF Roundsman
Goodwin. who for six years has fought
charges of misconduct against him. Mr..
Goodwin is not only rsinstated but 10
paid $4,000 back salary and tho expenses
incurred ia getting the pulp to work.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

Any person apho cannot buy The Herald
ct ne,cssfands Ia The city or IN its suburbs
or onrailroad trains or al anyplace where
Los Angeles paper should be sold, aoiH
eblige us by reporting The Jsct to the Her.
old office. Los Angeles
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

THE panorama of public opinion az to
whore the harbor site should be is open
to the public ia The HERALD office.
Over 1000 citizens, who have within two
days signed the memorial to congrs So.
ray San Pedro, and, by st. Paul, the
work still goes bravely on.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

In THE Appelman trial at Woodland
the testimony has taken a new turn and
the question OF whether defendant wore
. light mouatache, has given place to
the moro interesting ons of whether he
had pie for dinner on July 18th. II the
defendant were Newspaper man, the
question could DO easily settled indeed
would probably never have been asked.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

EDITOR HERALD: - Your CORES pondent
I. d. Drake. says put the poor people on
the idle lands. That is not what we
want The farmers are starving all over the
lani. No poor man can SO on land and make
living. We want factories, giving work for
poor men, and then we can buy with the
money we earn he things the farmers raise
and help them out of their trouble. Let the
rich men build factories. A. RANSOM.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

Poor Timothy Guy Phelps, That lit
tie schcms Of his to prevent Governor
Budd from being inaugnrated came to
naught. 1t was conceived in fraud, and
TO the credit of ths other Rep ublican
senators be ii aad, they would have
mona of il.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

REMEMBER that The HERALD's petition
must contRn 10000 names. Sign ii and
get your neighbor to align it. Send the
signatures to THE HERALD office, ed-
dressed Memorial Bureau"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10
SEEDS!SEEDS! SEEDS!

lw,sSt fcu| llousa in tOa'tsrn al iorna.
For p-rs. pn,iiting , "a son Gu tn atten-
,ion ~ on, patrons aud the bic in neral to
oar fin>i tue Nonas OF IMPORTED Ada DO
MEaT g tatuen, FIeid, Flower and Tree seeds
\ IL IN G,li, i. Z oyers, grasses AMI Many New
Ponder + anti. M
Ciini o Clug,r saecialty Ausrtiian and
J pate = tree eds. highest 1t counts TO aeas
err -na rex .eier-. Oar new Gaia ,tie (lAA
pages Win upwards OF 800 engravingsl nov
cody aud IN died free 20 ny address, on receipt
OF 10 q lts IA pes'.''''',
-EEM III rt'tN 's'., la
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

IT is noted by the Kansas City Star
that Andrew Csrnegis's borrow of dying
rich has not prevented him from max
Ing another cut in the wages OF his EN-.
DIovapa
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 0. The passengers on
the steamer Santa Rosa for Los Angeles are:
H. J. Sullivan, d. NJ. Brooamau, w. II. Picker
ing Rev. J. L. Gooiy, Miss s. Greasy, J. Mitch
eli. f. W. Cottinan, +. W, Reemer and wife, L.
NJ C,rroll and fe Mrs. Fish, L. W. Fish and
IS others.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

The legislative session opens with
great eclat; second assistant book
keeper to the sergeant-at-arms OF the
senate has been appointed.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

6IGN the petition. An appropriation
for San Pedro hsrhor iasures railroad
to Salt Lake sni competing line into
the San joaquin valley.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

6IGN the petition ias completion OF
work on San Pedro hnrhor means pop
ulation of quarter oi a million in five
years to Los Angeles.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

SraN the petition. TUE HsRALD's
memorial to congrsse will force action
ON the San Pedro Ii ,rbor proposition at
this session
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10
All tn" frr ffr VIII fsrar.
San francisco Report.

Growers who are pluming themselves on the
improved prices for oranges should remember
that the Southern Pacific with its usual thrift,
will adjust freight rates to the new conditions
and charge all the traffic will bear
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

How different the temper OF the valley
people, as evidenced by the news columns Of
the local press. This is sample, from the
Fresno ExpoSitor: Fulton G. Berry is in re-
C ipt of a letter from w. Fl. Holahird, u prom
inent real estate man of bakersfield, relative
to the p opposed alliance OF Fresnos interests
with those OF Southern Califor ia, and makes
q suggestion that is worthy of consideration
by those VINO are doing tho hustiing for this
part of the San Joaquin valley. Mr.. Hoieti DIS
suggestion is that chamber of commerce be
organized to represent The interests OF the
counties south of the San Joaquin river with
Los Angeles county, to be called the central
chamber of commere ana to he made up OF
solid business men OF these several counties
His object is to get the ntiueuce OF this SECTION
enlisted in the Effort to induce cong ess to give
Los Angeles good deep water harhor. as well
as to get it concentrated on the Legislature for
such action nj the beet lutte ests of this terri
tory demands.
"Mr Hoabird is enthusiastic over the pro-
posed road and says that ii team be honestly
built and operated and burdened on with
xed charges on all honest mortgage Indebted
ness it would be great boon to the people,
Here Is another clipping from the sans
source, this time an editorial utterancey The
Los Angeles II ERALD of saturday gave nine
columns of interviews with business men on
the matter OF building road from the San
Joaquin valley into thai growing city, and
yesterday it had seven columns more. 1t is
evident thatthe proposition is well received
by the business men there. What is needed
now is to crystalize some of that enthusiasm
into action and organizati to promote the
mutual interests OF the upper San Joaquin val
ley and that part OF the state south OF Tebaeh-
epL'
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

They are coming in car lots now-'he com
mercial travellers Where? To where business
,s hrisk and the outlook is bri skier, to where
the merchants believe in quick les End small
profits. latest styles and fresh goods-to Los
Angeles MOTHER big city i'll California would
answer the descr ption'
There was lull after the holidays. There
always is, you know. Now things are PICK hg
up-orders are to be had. and the drummer =
the keen witted long sighted, jolly, full
business drummers are coming TO Town III
lots. -
The biggest hotel in town would hardly bola
thent all and their tru Ks. In inc IasV -
hours over hundred commefclai tra'elers
have arrived Who are they?
There isn't the space available to name 'he"
n | at once Be patient, and in due time you
shall know them all.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

G. j. Becht of San Francisco, the man at the
Ramona who has the patent gas radiator that
is claimed to heat room for cents an hour,
also represents several proprietary compounds
and the Tuftss da water apparatus
At The W estmi nster there is d jewelry drum
mer. This is Joseph II. Bear of New YORK,
who represents 5. i. Meyers & Co., of New
York and Seattle. Wash. Mr. Bear says he has
found business excellent down here..---
J. S. Truax of Chicago who represents the
Ohio Suspender company of Mansfield, o., is
one of the recent arrivals at she Hollenbeck.
Max Levy OF the New York firm OF Samstay
& IIilden Brothers, dealers in druggists su n
dries AID notions is another of the Hollen-
beck Commercial! travelers' contingent.
L. L. Holt of ST. ouis, who represents the
W. A. Orr stove com any, came to the Hollen-
beck the other day. He reports business in
Los Angeles as far ahead of any city on the
coast
J. Lesser, member OF the big shoe manu-
factuing firm OF Lesser Brothers OF New York,
is o guest at the Hollenbeck.
". L. Pettes tn Chicago shoe manufacturer
has returned from visit to San Francisco and
is now registered q. tn Nadeau-
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

SIaN the pesisiin stand ny for South
ern California. san rsdro must be
made deep-sea herbor
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

EIeN the petition and ''shake the saw
dust out Of C,lis P. Hu ntington's
Frauds"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

IN REAL ESTATE

fl pel ,seoms piope." - $1,000
Good q room house, hard-dnisned wide
torches OF three sides, new plumbing
an,i pointing: > 5O-fo,t lot, near Car
line southwest part OF city, not far
out. So. :...... p@ooV
ios trv a rans II Mnri .t ta.' $1,000
SO-ec e ranch in L, IN seal ca non; house,
..............$Aoo
FRS C as. lauA NJ South Riverside, with
water rig NJ, per AGRA. ...........-S5O TO . ou
One OF nv b.st ranch IS in Riverside county
If over 100 ACRES; an excellent investment. In
ve,tisate ,n.s,
Barg aiu- in foreclosed prop ,rti "a in different
rortiops OF the co lutry, Money 10 oa. Sal
isinc,n s 'ern given ". W. LOWE,
12-1I-1m los South Broadway.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

For a starter, here's a wet-goods man. j. l..
Hackett, who comes all the way from Louis
vile, KY, with sample of straight BOURBON
that goes down like oil It's his own make, Tor
he is one of the owners OF the dstill.ry he rep
resents. He is quar- cred at the Nadeau
From whisky to gloves is long jump, per-
haps, but DO h men in 'abit the same hosiery.
The glove man is j. C Hutchinson, who is one
of the largest manufacturers in the country.
lie is visiting his patrons on the coast, and IN
cldentally shaking hands with his firms local
drummers.
Down at thu Westminster is c. w. Buck gen
eral agent for the II highlands CONDENSED MIX
company of Highlands. He is combining busl-
ness with vacation taken largely for the sake
OF his health.
Recent arrivals seen to run largely to mann
factUrers themselves. Here's another instance,
Jesse e. Triest Of the New York and San Fran
cisco hat manufacturing firms Mr.. Triest has
the biggest single room at the United states
hotel and has four big trunks in it,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10
THz PASSING TaR0NG.


H. H. SWah'oH' 'he Noft't Nue'in'"e"
ef' Is " E"eS' az 'io 4t''"'
J. II. Gardner ana wlie' anu 1ohh H. lni'ns'
mast OF ffoVldchce IL j., are H"es's az VIC va
dean.
The Nadeau's bridal chamber is oceu pred
again. The happy couple are Mir and Mrs.
a. Il. kichares OF san Diego
Col a. c. McGlachin, Internal revenue
agent for the cihc coast is IN the city, at the
llollenueck. lie is being chaperoned about
town by Col. q. II. Hafnam
strand mrs NJ %. sehwab and child and
nurse were among the eastern arrivals AT the
kadesH.y eslerdny MI, scnWsb is IL mIliiuh-
air. shoe nls0ut cturerat Cleveland O.
~ / aoo5yyin and wife of Pomona are reg
isterea, ttba West,ninatcr. MIR. Goodwin is a
member OF the firm of Wass n & Good win, pub
listers ana propretors OF the POMONA Times.
Porter w. Fleming, 4 plominen young at
tofnes Of Phoenix, -Ariza is ut present in Los
Angeles being treated Tor oatarrah ne says
the climate alone-or IS II the ehahse'--'' o''
ing bin goo f.s sj.a8a
Twenty-Five EASTERN tourists arrived Az the
Nadeuu yesterday. quite II number OF them
being from ri. ladelphla. Among the lot were
j. c. Leonard Of Chi ago, who is one OF tue
owners OF the Great Northern hotel, and A. H.
lhacker, one ut the largest commission mer-
chants in Chicago. ~
Two well.known railroad men came down
from san Francisco Yesterday morning and
Registered Mt the Westminster They were T.
J. lmttuer of the Rto t.rande Western, and j..
s. Beach of the southern Paeidc.. Both gentle
laen INTENDED to reanaiiif here far n lew days
hut the arrival Of alll1teNpecteo telegram sent
them both north in4he iii rnoon.
Dr Booth ex-sher II ,of san fernardino ed
i,or of Nm Ieoaln K xa59 .os angeles Is
itmerolv coinos-once tlaS It:xN. Buck, for
',,rl,. ~ onler. Is also ia town
"a rnest the Ira,Isubeck? Sir. Buck is an
oditnr we'll ss an ev.aiitor. for he has re-
,ee,,,,,, r,,roi,,ssd ma Koleidosrone of san Ber
nardio nnd has changed It's name to the satut
a., pavia,e Boih mrn-nre down to buy print
mo mstarisl =
- o,,fno
! s..,,,
l. L. hli' lh"n piP H"V ~ - 1000
maeNefei lAst h'6ht 'p"' "Sie1'
pounds
fhe usual mid-week hop was given AZ the
hotel last evening. lhese lnt"r ihdi "@''Uee "''
becoming very popula5
]. Il. Alexander OF Los Angeles, representing
Spreckels Bros. Commercial company OF san
Francisco is again registered at the Coronad 3.
4 number of hotel guests aud beach resi-
dents have enjoyed the surf bathing during
the present week
S kashGnd, of the well-known firm OF mer-
chants and importers OF that name. san FRAN
cisco, is here with his wife enjoying life at
Coronaso ard the hot |.
Twl pleasant driving and picnic parties, ar
anral for vesterlav ware that of Mrs C. w.
sheldon of BROOKLYN. \. y, to the caves of La
lola. and of Mr.and Mrs. Edward Pea &C of
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

Meanwhile, as the Riverside Press APPLY
says, "'ihe people of Fresno are getting their
mad up, and ii the San Franchises people do
not move to secure competing railroad Mt
once, propose to seek an outlet toward south
ern California, with whose progressive and en-
ergetic methods they are i'll sympathy. sGn
Francisco capitalist, seem to fe to antago-
nize the one railroad company OF that city.
an he prospects are that Los 'geles Will,
with her usual luck, secure another feeder to
aid her already phenomenal growth"
In vain the local news papers try to shame
the people OF san Francisco into action by
such utterances ms this, from the oakland
Tribune: The boom for the building OF two
new IA l-oads to Los Angeles one from Fresno
and Tulsre, the other from salt Lake-is taking
material share and san Francisco is still vast
ing its time talking"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

There is a clothing drummer at fine United
States hotel registered under the nom de plume
of John Smit OF Boston lie Is under suspi-
con of being first cousin to the well-known
Richard Roe.
r. f. Pau OF San Francisco Is at the Hollen-
beck Mr.. Pau is the Pacific coast representa-
tive of the j B. Pace Tobacco company OF
Richno' d, Va and has his headquarters in
the Windy city. He has just returned from an
extensive trip cast. He says business is better
in Southern California and the prospects
brighter than In any part of the country he has
visited.
An ther OF the Hollenbeck ccntingent-did
ii ever strike you hIw many of them go to the
Iiol enbeck?-is C. II. Hills of Beloit Wis,
who travels for the boot and shoe firm OF John
Foster & Co. Mr.. Hills is accompanied by his
wife. He reports excellent business in Los
Angeles and hereabou.s.
Well, it's about toss-up between the Hol-
lenbeck and Nadeau. Here's another one Mt
the latter caravansary. It's D. f. Wa mock
He came to the Nadeau Tuesday, and repre-
sents the Warnock Manufa cturing company OF
Chicago us line is dry goods and notions.
Nadeau again-C. d. Hoffman came in Tues
da,. Home, Alaska; business, furs and skins.
MI Hoffman says the change from Sitka to
Los Angeles is some thing startling to one
who makes the trip rapidly.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

Orr & Patterson, funeral d rectors and EN-.
balmers; fair prices, frst-rlsss WORK. 141
North Spring streo,, Telephone 80.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-10

A recent interview with President upham,
OF the Traffic association quotes Ii IN MS y
ing that. 1--WE have decided to work for SIX
months longer ii necessary 10 complete the
subscription list, but l am confident that the
matter will be decided one way OF the other
in 30 days time. We do not propose to be
made targets for abuse for ever We are eing
blamed for not raising the money to build the
road. . but if the people do not wait
the road we cannot build it."
But President Isaac Upham's attempt TO
hr ow off on the people the Oh UNI OF policy
of non-action I'D pted by the Traffic assoaia-
ton will not avail. The country will remem
Der that the Traffic association is-or was and
should be -'the people, most keenly interest
ed in competing railroad facilities the big
merchants Of the bay district and there
ahouts. The the people who have the
mon and the incentive. There are 10 men,
bers of the Traffic association whose combined
riches would start 2D-yes 30 such railroads
as the one contempa ed through the valley
But they are probably waiting in vain.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15
Notice For Publication.
U.s.LAxD OFFICE, BLAcKyoor. IDAHO, !

US. LAND OFFICE, BLAcKFooT. IDAHO.
May 18th, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final proof in support of her claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver at Blackfoot. Idaho, on
July 9th, 1896, viz: Rosa Clendenin, widow Of
Redmund L. Clendenin, for the VIZ NEll Sec
ton IA, Township South, Range IS East. b NJ
She names the following witnesses TO prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva.
ton of said land, viz: L. ]. Porter, John p.
Porter, William Plants and James G. Johnston
all Of BlackfoOt, Idaho.
JOHN W. JONES, Receiver,