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CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
SUNDAY, JAN. 17, 187 ft,
Thk day after his election to the
Senate by the Legislature of Nevada,
Hiiauon left I'arson City for his home
in Sau Francisco.
CharTje Ross has been found. So
says a San Francisco yeast powder
Arm. He was "raised" with a box
of their compound.
As the Hkrai.ii goes to press, a
sound, cheering rain is eomlmjdown.
Rain is reported from Downey, Wil
mington and San Fernando. Let
there be prayers of thanksgiving to
day.
Mit. MATHEWS was out yesterday
canvassing for stock taken in the Los
Angeles and Independence Railroad.
Ho disposed of about one hundred
shares, the highest taken by any one
person being five shares. The people
are becoming interested.
The trial of Muyhkihoe, the slayer
of Major Lakkyn, will take place next
month. Able counsel has been em
ployed on both sides. Meantime Mrs,
MtrvßttiooE, about whom the trouble
originated and who is r.ow in Oregon,
lias sued for a divorce.
Nevada has been the horno —the
paradise—of gamblers, from the dis
covery of the Comstock lode to the
present day. But she is going to re
form, and as no one .shouts so loud as
a new convert, she is going to the op
posite extreme. A bill has been in
troduced in the Legislature making it
a misdemeanor for any one to peddle
prize candy-boxes on railroad trains
in the State of Nevada.
A Spanish spiritualist—Seller Ma
teo—has made a discovery that will
be interesting to some editors w*
know of. He says the spirits of the
dead hover for a time between the
earth and the moon, and whirl in
space a longer or a shorter time, in
proportion to their good or bad life
here below. He has also found out
that Mercury is the circle of paradise,
and Neptune the other place, where
those editors we speak of are so afraid
of going.
Were it not bribe promisetbat the
rain should fall ou the unjust as well
as the just, we should suspect that Los
Angeles was a wicked place aud was
doomed to a loug dry spell for her
wickedness. Rain has fallen all around
us, while we have had but a slight
sprinkle. Even as near as Visalia they
have been favored with thirty-six
hours of steady mill. However, tbe
clouds still promise to pour their gar
nered treasures down, aud for the pres
ent we must be satisfied with the
promise.
Thu San Bernardino Argus exults
over the prospective injury which Los
Angeles will suffer through the pas
sage of Houghton's bill to change the
route of the Western Pacific Railroad.
We hope and believe the Argus speaks
for itself only, and that tho exultant
feeling it manifests is not shared by
the peop'e. of San Bernardino city and
county. The interests of Los Angeles
and San Bernardino are identical so
far as railroad facilities are concerned.
Whatever affects the trade interests of
one must in like manner allect the
other. We do not apprehend that the
Southern Paciiic Company will suc
ceed in their attempt to avoid the ful
filment of their contract with the peo
ple of this county, but the animus
manifested by the Argue is in exceed*
iiiff bad taste and will, we are con ll
deni.be promptly and severely rebuked
hy the people of Han Rernanlino and
their leading journal—the Oultnlinn.
The "Bulletin" on the Situation.
The San Francisco Bulletin of the
14th Inst, contains a leading editorial
on the attempt of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company to change the route
of their road so that it will run through
the Cajon Pass and leave Los Angeles
a long distance to the west. It takes
decided ground against the action
and holds up to ridicule the company
that after promising the people of Los
Angeles to huild the road through this
city provided certain subsidies were
granted, vow, after obtaining the sub
sidy, seeks to avoid the fulfilment of
their contract. Of the contest for the
right of way through Cajon Pass, which
has resulted iv favor of the Los Ange
les and Independence Railroad Com
pany, the Bulletin says: "A bill
granting exclusive right of way
through Cajon Pass will cut oil' all
jkissibility of competition from that
quarter—so says the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company. Every day now
develops some new and interesting
feature in the struggle. The telegraph
announces, on the heels of the intro
duction of the bill, a scramble betweeu
the rival companies for prior location.
The sequel has somewhat discomfited
the South crn Paciiic Company, und
may result in its Htter defeat. The
Independence Railroad engineer, it is
reported, drove his stakes home first.
If the younger organization manifests
hereafter an equal degree of pluck and
activity to that which it has mani
fested so far, it is likely to come off
victorious. It has with it the sympa
thy ofthe entire community whefeln
it was created. As an enterprise cal
culated to afford cheap and expeditious
transit'of persons and goods fiom a
remote section in the interior to the
seaboard it will command the sympa
thy and good will of the entire State.
A Strong Argument.
One of the strongest, because the
most unanswerable arguments In favor
of the speedy building of the Los An
geles .md Independence Railroad, is
found In a letter published in yester
day's Hekai.d, written by Mr. Nkw-
KABK, of this city, now at Panamint,
and addressed to a number of our
leading citizens who are taking an ac
tive part In urging forward the road
enterprise. Mr. Newmakk is one of
those careful business men who weigh
and consider all propositions of such
magnitude as building a railroad with
the utmost caution before becoming
either its advocate or opponent, and
he frankly admits that, previous to
visiting Panamint district, lie regard
ed the building of tlie road as exceed
ingly problematical. Hut an examin
ation of the country and but partial
Information as to its vast min
eral resources, lias convinced him
that tiie road is not only a necessity,
but will prove a valuable piece of
property to its owners, as well as add
ing millions to the wealth of this city
and county. Mr. Newmakk states
that Senator Jones antf his associates
will supply live hundred tons of ore to
ship to Kngland per day. Hero is
daily work for fifty freight cars, to say
nothing of tho ore from other mines
not owned by this company and from
the hundreds of undiscovered lodes
that will be developed in Inyo county.
The immense business which these
mines will create will, of course, ne
cessitate a large freighting business
over the road to the interior. The
fact mentioned by Mr. Newmakk,
that the region of the mines is capable
of producing nothing but ore, is con
firmation of the argument made by
the Hkkai.d some time ago, that the
building of the road will furnish a
regular and steady market for every
thing produced In Los Angeles valley.
No one can read Mr. Newmakk's let
ter and fail to see that this railroad is
just what Los Angeles valley needs to
make it the richest spot on the Pacific
coast.
Katie Kings.
Simultaneous with the detection of
the Philadelphia waif, comes a report
from Isotope that the original Katie
baa been captured hya material hand.
It is hoped that the atmosphere will
he cleared of this crowd of imposters
very soon. To give color and support
to the delusion, some spiritualist pa
pers have taken the ground that the
Bible gives the first account of mate
rialized spirits, The case of Sameel's
appearance to Saul; the angel's ap
pearance to John, ami the resurrec
tion of Christ, are given as examples.
People wlio receive such ideas from
reading the liible read to very little
profit and manifest a crossness of
mind as material as their bodies. In
nearly every instance of spirit-seeing
mentioned in the Bible it is stated
" their eyes were opened," or they
were in a vision, etc. The case of the
servant of Elijah, the prophet, is a
full explanation of this subject. The
prophet and his servant awoke in the
morning aud found themselves sur
rounded by an army of soldiers. The
servant was alarmed and Inquired,
"Master, what shall we do?" He
could see the army, and to him there
appeared no way of escape. The
prophet prayed that the eyes of his
servant might be opened. The prayer
was answered and the servant beheld
an immense host—an army of spirit
ual beings—encamped betweeu him
and the king's army. He exclaimed,
" Greater are they that are for us than
they that are against us." The eyes
of the servant were opened—not his
natural eyes, those he had used to see
the king's hosts; it was his spiritual
vision, a faculty that every human
living possesses, and can be used when
the Lord wills it. A few are born
wilh the faculty of seeing spirits, and
in some instances they have kept it
through life; very many have their
spiritual sight opened just be
fore death. "To some is given
the discerning of spirits." That the
power now exists and has existed for
thousands of years of opening this fac
ulty by a diabolical art, is firmly be
lieved by many. When this power Is
natural, or comes by Divine permis
sion, it is never used for bad or selfish
purposes, and those who possess it
generally lament it and try to hide it
from the world. But in ail cases where
tiiis faculty is sougnt it isioi itupui
poses; hence the ancient law of putting
people to death who practiced the art.
That spirits have power to move and
change material objects we havo no
doubt; indued all material nature is
sustained aud changed by spirit power
—in fact there is no other source of
power. But that a departed spirit has
power to materialize so as to appear to
our natural vision, is not true. If
they do appear, it is by a wicked art
they possess hi conjunction with one
or more individuals in the company,
of opening the spiritual vision of those
who are present. It is our opinion,
however, that not one case in a thous
and of these pretended wonders is gen
uine. We are always glad to have
humbugs detected, but otherwise it is
a waste of time to be running around
to investigate these things—as foolish
as the little negroes of the South, who
used to attempt to run to tho end of a
rainbow to find a pot of gold. If it is
truly a spiritual phenomenon, natural
philosophy will never investigate it.
The best way to treat It IS to pay no
attention to it. The curiosity of the
world Is now, and always has been, on
tiptoe to discover something supernat
ural. They want a sign; and thous
ands, like Thomas, will not believe
until they thrust their hand into the
wound. No sign was given them, and
to Thomas it was said, "Blessed are
they who have not seen, and believe."
The true philosopher looks within
himself to Investigate spiritual phe
nomena.
About Taxes.
Editor Herald: I am compara
tively a stranger tn your city ami
State, and I must confess that a great
many things I hear and sec seem
queer to me. If I am not mistaken,
your tax aisessor last year was paid
extra for making the assessment. Yet
In looking over the tax list I see many
things that seem singular to me. 1 ex -
pected that he would call at. my
house, or give notice for me, and af]
other tax-payers, to call on him and
give in taxes. If he called for me I
never heard the call. 1 am certain he
never culled at my house, nor ever
saw me, or tiny of my family, about
taxes. But ! was surprised to see my
name on the "delinquent tax list,"
and still more surprised to see thai
the whole amount of my taxable prop
erty was valued at less than seveuty
tive dollars, which, if I had been
called upon to give in under oath, I
could not have valued at less than live
hundred dollars. If this is a fair sam
ple ol the way in winch the affaire of
your city are administered, then there
ia no wonder that you have such
heavy taxes levied upon a few and yet
so few and such mean improvement.
If a man is paid extra for doing his
duty, OUgUjt not his duty to b« at least
well done? A TAX• FaYEK,
Latest Telegrams.
; ? .~ I t ' rwg
Tiie Committee ou Forei;rn Relations
has ajrroed to r#peH adversely on
Page's bill to prevent Cblueat) aaturaf
laatlou.
The police have closetl all the nodal
Democratic workmen socictiis and
trades unions iii Frankfort.
The British steamer Brltle, from
Alexandria to Hull, haa been lost and
twenty of the crew" and passengers
drowned.
An accident to a train on the Fort
Wayne, Munloe and tJl'iiclnnajti Rail*
road, wounded tltifteeii passengers;
several seriously.
In a dehate in the V. B. Senate on
Louisiana atlairs, Logan charged thai
Democratic politicians wanted the
White Leaguers to assassinate .Sheri
dan.
The rumors of a probable war with
Spain are beginning to circulate; this
will divert the current of political dis
cussion from Louisiana affairs, tis rt
war with Spain would he popular, for
its results in the probable acquisition
of Cuba.
Sheridan remarked to a correspond
ent of the New York Herald: "If the
Government and the President will
endorse me, I will settle the troubles
myself. I know what they are. You
cannot have good government In any
country where secretly-armed bodies
i;f men exist without putting them
down. I propose to do it."
The President concludes his special
message to Congress as follows: " [f
error has been committed by the
army in these mailers, it has always
been on the side of the preservation of
good order. The maintenance of the
law reflect* credit upon the soldiers;
and [f wrong has resulted, the blame
is with the turbulent elements sur
rounding; them. I now earnestly
ask thai fcaeh action be taken by Con
gress as to leave my duties perfectly
clear in dealing with affairs in Louisi
ana, giving assurance at the same
time that Whatever may be done by
that body In the premises will be exc
outorl n0... o*. I i to tho oj.ii IS a lot IvlbfcvV
of the law, without fear of favor."
Father Xewmau, an eminent Cath
olic, has written a pamphlet of ten
chapters to the Duke of Norfolk, in
reply to Gladstone's famous expostu
lation on Vatican decrees anil civil
allegiance He declares Gladstone's
premises uncharitable and bisconclus
ions untrustworthy, lie then draws a
distinction between spiritual and sec
ular allegiance. "If," he says, " Par
liament should pass an aot compelling
Catholics to attend Protestant service
once a week, and the Pope should for
bid them, l would obey the Pope, and
not the law. If I was a soldier or a
sailor and the Pope bid till Catholics
to leave the army and navy, 1 would
disobey him, iv time of war." The
Bey. Father, iv conclusion says: " In
fallibility is declared a matter of faith
in thought only, not in actions. There
is only one oracle, (tod's Holy Church,
With tho Pope as the head."
The KentVllie stage was stopped
yesterday by two masked men, at the
foot of the mountain near Stark's
Station. Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express
box was taken and robbed of $500,
The driver was relieved of his loose
change, but the passengers were not
molested.
Yesterday a man was found d ad
near Pear river He way lying upon
his face. One side had been disfigured
by hogs. An empty jug was found
near him, the contents of which were
probably the cause of his death. It is
supposed to be the body of William
Pigelow.
A fanner's wife, residing near Sac
ramento, recently died from the ef
fects of a tarantula's bite. She Whs
bitten six months ago, and Buffered
continual agony up to the day of her
death.
Neighborhood Items.
All Indian, named Domingo, was
arrested at Santa Barbara on Thurs
day, for muruWinff another Indian iv
ftnjv ui'uub rnno years ago.
Two "prairie schooners" left Sau
Fernando for Panamint, the Other
day, loaded with 28,000 and P.i.000
pounds of freight respectively,
James Paseoe, one of Harry Moigg's
engineers in building a railroad across
the Andes, is at San Diego, hi* termor
home.
BORN.
RADFORD.—In this city, January 12, 18?:>, 10
the wife Of Thos. Radford, a son,
BRADFORD.—In this citj.totka wife of Ihos.
llradford, h son.
DIED.
LKV'Y.-At l,os Nieins, .Usuarv IStll, at. tire
residence of l.er son, Mrs, Pauline Levy,
aged. VI years.
Tbe funeral will take place from the D pot
at tO'clock Uils (Sunday) afternoon, January
17t!i.
NEW TO-DAY.
Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes,
Ami *verylhlng lo make n smoker coin fori
able If you waul to economise, lan your
cigars by tho box. You will .save uooui 3u our
ceut. ami lunko sup of a uoisl article. 1 never
lull to Hive satisfaction loull my customers,
BO matter bow particular they are. Tuke my
advice, uml buy your smoking materiuls at
I. oiii.ilsmitii's.
Main St., next to VV. K. A Co.'s X* press.
Tbo latest frustrated Pipers always on
hand.
SHEEP RANCJiToTr^ENT^
8,000 hZz VtttS"**** -
7 , , J- M.HALIiVVIV,
or W. KitUsbrr & 10. jmull- ;i
NEW TO-DAY.
J. L. WARD,
Ot>mi»»li»«ion B£ei*<»liftxit.
AGENT,
>ETNA INSURANCE CO.; UNION
INSURANCE CO. (r ire and Murine!.
No. 15 Slain Street.
UAV IXU REBU MIODTHE COM M tSSION
I useless, 1 am prepared to purchase
Grain and Produce at current rales,or make
liberal advances on consignments to our
friends in San Francisco.
"~" THE INDISPENSABLE
Poultry. Game, Fish, Fruit and Vege
table Market,
MAIN STREET, East side, two doors South
of Heller's Butcher shop.
All Uhe's of Poultry and Game. Fish, fresh
met cured; ami Fruits aad Vegetables iv sea
son, kept constantly on band and delivered
free to Any pari ol the city. Give me a call.
Sal Isfiictlon guaranteed.
jani7-lni H. WFFENDOFFER.
THOROUGHBREDS.
T TIDIt THE INFORMATION OF PERSONS
" rl estrone, of Improving the quality of
their ca'tie, I will stale thai Ike thoroughbred
Shorthorn Durham, M Wosl Duke," willstand
v fio. Hi KtiruHj street. Forpartloulars and
pedigree imluXO ot
O. W. WHITF.HORN, -
foXtUr* Propriolor.
A Most Dp ,y{ " Homestead for Sale.
X list from Klgneroa to Virginia street,
neatly enclosed, owntatnlng Iou lemon, 50
I iin". ID almond and 20 walnut trees, all in the
most thrifty condition and commencing to
boar, an I vacant space sufficient for shrub
bery ami 78 or so orange tree,. Apples,peach
i s. pi ars and apricots of lh« finest varieties, tn
good bearing. Also v fine strawberry bed,
from which was sold lasi year J tOO worth of
si in * bol lies. The li 111" tree - can he depended
onfoi 50,000 limes for the nesl year.
Price no reduction. Apply at tho
H BKA i.D oltiee. jai7 lm
Probate Notice.
In STATE OF F. QOHR, rteceased,—Notice
U is hereby given bs tbe adialnistrator ul
the above named estate, to ihe creditors of,
and all persons having claims against said
deceased, to exhibit lilt same. With Hie ueccs-
Svtry vouchers, within four months from the
flrsl publication (Jan. 17,1875) of tliis notice,
to the undersigned, at his onioc', iv ths Los
Anaelcs County Hank, Los Angeles City, Cal.
J. S. SLA Is.
jnnl7-4w Ad in ill Ist rat or ofsaid est a I".
Sheep For Sale
I HAVE 4,000 Baal Cl rndo of Sheep W h ich
■ t infer for sale, guaranteeing to the pur
chaser pasture for the whole lot one year.
Two thousaild of tneewes, served with tho
rough-bred rims from Vermont, will lamb In
March,and ii" increase will be Of superior
quality. AW>, twenty iborough-bred Rams,
and oflier till' rains for sale. For lurtlier par
tlcutnfl, iuquroot SIMON LEVY,
Jan 1711" No. 0 Aliso St.
\A/ ANTEO, by ati ugh, good account.
W ant, ssi unit lon as book-keeper. Will
also takecharge ofasmall set of books at a
in nleraie salary. Address "A—/.," Ibis ol
tiee. janlo-lm
TURN VEREIN HALL!
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
ESTHER SOCIETY
ol" J..ON A.n|pole0 4
Under she dlractlaa of
PROF. O.W.PARKER,
ON
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Evenings, Jan. 20tli, 21st. ami |2d, 1575.
Singe Mamger, - - - A. J. a vers.
I'iauinl, - - - - I r >f. PALKHNAC.
Organist; .... proC nCiIAD,
Tic Entertainmeni will consist of Bradbnry's
oelebrated i tan tana,
i
The Beautiful Queen !
in Fair Acts, with the following easts:
BSTIIEII, the Qnee Miss F. NICHOLS
AHAHI b.HtJS, of Media and
Pars J. F. IfOHB
Ha man Overseer of i he ilea lin ..O. W. Parker
Zeresli, Hainan's wife Miss Nellie White
Horde 'Al, Undo of Esther Mr. F. Fanning
Prophetess Miss Belle Mallard
Judith, .MorJec.ii's sister Miss Jennie Hill
* i Miss rumor
I Miss Mallard
Zeresh'smaids'! Miss Lucky
I Mrs. Parker
Hegul Mr. s. tteeso
Harbonsh
CHORUS OF PERSIANS ANO JEW!
A.<li>ii»4*»ioii - - - Sr.ll <>!>.
Doirsopon at 7 o'clock, commences at s.
awTicfcets for sale at thoßook stores.
Reserved Seats may bo secured at Falkenau
A Hehlld'H Music store, No. CO Spring streCf,
without extra charge, Jnnlfi
FOU jsa.
irivp OP 1 THOSE SIX
Elegant Residences,
Mtnat ' on Itie Xorlli slge of Main Nt.,
Between Second ami Third.
A RE now nearly completed and will be
ready lor OOCUputioa Oil or about the
ITltat <luy qf Kebrnary next.
They have Keen constructed w j|], every re
gard to coin mod krulncss, and are provided
wll Ii all Hie modern SouVenleaoes, and ill a
Htylo suitable for tiie home of a genteel fam
ily.
Bach lot II 23 fee! front hy l'i7feet deep, and
Is di\ Ided from its neighbors by a high hoard
fonos, making It en Irely seuerale and exclu
sive.
Bach house contains einid rooms, Oh the
first floor are two;parlors, with marble man
tles; a dluiua-iooiu. khohuu ai.J . ..ois'
i ........«t: a pain ry, or store-room and
Qklna-closet, On the second floor are thre;
large b"d-roomn with eorrespondlag closets,
and a buth-roout witu wash-fount and patent
water-closet.
Both hot and sold water can bo brought, to
the upper Story, and gaS pipes are oarrled
into every room.
Thoroarc broad verandahs wilh porticoes
in front and rear.
Every house is hard-flnished throughout,
the lower rooms haviug handsome canter
pieces. The front windows will have Inside
blinds; the bid..' and rear ones, the new patent
blinds, painted same color as outside wails.
Tin'rear yards are 25x87 feet, and can bo
laid outas'agardsn and the trout, in flower
plants.
Each residence win have an ornamental
f« enclosing it from tiie street, with high
lattices dividing It torn its neighbor*.
Situated as they are upon the main sheet, in
close proximity to the business center, any
one may purchase either of them wllh tiie
confident assurance Hull il will double in
Value in tic coarse ofthe next two ye Irs.
Hriee 0ft«OOO fur each bouse and | ( ,|,
and the terms can lie made to meet the most
niu.ieiale means.
For further pan Iculars enquire of
Vt . m. j. lutoous.
Searcher ol" Keeonls.
JanlWm No. 8, Temple liloek.
FOR SALE. 1 will sell al Public Auc
tion, on Sal unlay, Jan. :a)ih, my farm,
2<4 miles noi iheasi oi Conipmn, containing
I(H) acres wltb improvemonts to the value of
12,1100, Good house, and outhouses; a large
portion ofthe plaec tone d and all under im
provements. Terms, down, and the
uulauuu of pojohasu price on ttme at reason
able Interesti
W. It. MALCOL.M.
Jnnfi-lfil
U AVISO retitted my entire bouse, and'
given up ne rcbaudlxlng, I am prepared
to aecoiuinodate lioanh rs with pleasant
fMinis and hoard at reasonable rates, i am ,
located al San Gabriel Mission, so Justly cel
ebrated for asthmatic and pulmonary com
plaints. Can I. aye for I/« Angeles at tl
ii clock A. M.j returning, arrive at tea inln
ules past :!, i*. M. ;
DAVID F. HALL
San Clnbriel, Jan. 13,187. J. jania-liu
NKW TO-DAY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
ON an*l) AFTER THURSDAY, January
i nii, ht?6, and until further notice, traini
wifl ran oo the abovs rood every day as i»»i —
lows:
LKAVIC. AKHIVK.
Loa kngetes..9:9o a. k, Audi din 11:00 a. m.
Auaheint lajti r. X, Los Angelcs.,2:i)o i. m.
The morning and evening trains heretofore
running between Lns Angeles end Downey
will be ulaoontiuued after (he llkb inst.
F. H. HISWITT, bnpt.
Los Angeles, Jan, Uth, if 7. r >. hVIW
Business Opportunity.
A Rt LIABLE MAN, with business capa
city* and having oue thousand dot tan
to loan li s employer, upon Undoubted secu
rity, can secure a permanent situation, at
loousivlary, Business, mercantile. Apply to
JNo. M. BALDWIN.
Janlstf 7'J : i Downey mock.
"HOW- TO mi MONEY,
Olie nnd one- tin 111 <» tno per cent, for
every dollar in vclcd. und no risks
to run.
Any man who hasten, twenty, or one hun
dred thousand dollars to invest in a perma
nent business In which there is little or no
risks to rtin, nnd Which Will pay at least one
ajwi a half pc» cent, per montli without his
pyfcsonul labor attention CAN Do SO. For
l'ttiru'iirticulars, address K. n.,
l'osloltiee bOX 211, Los Angeles, Cal.
jaiiAjl-lm
; §m' FASHION
Livery and Sale Stable,
MACY, WILSON ft, CO.,
MAIN streel. opposite Arcadia street.
Horses and Carriages, Single or Doable, and
Saddle Horses kept constantly Oil hand for
the aeeoinmodalioii of the Public.
Horses boarded by tbedav, week, or month,
at reasonable rales. Conveyances furnished
for private or public occasions at Ihe shortest
nol Ice ami upon a.s reasonable terms as at any
EPt»at.< 'lufSM ablishmenl
In Southern California.
11 Tfi ,V 1» S X
Connected with the above stables are Plain
and (Haas, which will supplied, with or
without plumes, on terms
l>ei'yiii{j; Competition.
MACY, WILSON & CO.,
JiihlStf Proprietors.
R- DAVIS & 00.
AUCTIONEERS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Will sell at AUOTIOW,
No. SI A~m**on<lla Bloolc«
"\TBWM ARKS' FORMER STORE, Los
ANGELES St., A LARGE I NVi HCE OF
Itlaek Walnut Marble To p.Mi lies,
tthsunber niiiich,
giuil I'arlor .Suite* in Itinck Hair
Cloth ami Step-
Two .Second-llanil I'Oiiion,
Illack Walnut Marble Top Ituuircs,
Illack Walnut Wardrobes.
Illack Walnut Hal Kneks,
Marble 'fop Center TwfclCS.
Illack Walnut Cxtensluu Table*.
And a very targS nssortinent of
Black Walnut Chairs and Rockers,
i ojj rnatresses,
Kitchen Furniture and Small Ware,
Crockery,
China Tea Sets,
Classware,
Black Walnut Racks,
Looking-Classes (of mi ilaea ami de
scriptions),
Marine and Mantle docks,
White Marsailles and Colercd
Counterpanes.
Large assortment of
RUBBBS AND COCOA MAIS. BIiACK
WALNUT SWINGING CRNDLEB AND
CUIUS, RED LOUNGES,
And a large assortment ot
Leather and R«t>« Lounnes
WILL BB BOLD WITHOUT RESERVE.
Will also sell at private sales on reasonable
terms. dscsa-tf
for N^fTis.
THE FOLLOWING LOTS
raoanaa on
BUNKER HILL AYE. AND HOPE ST.
Lot IB in block 102.
Lots 1,2, :t in block 109,HellevueTerraccTraot.
Lots 2, it, 6, l> and 7 in block T.
Lois 1.2, 8, 4, .j. (i, 7. S, 9, |(k liloek S.
Lots 12, 18, la, 17, 19 and 20, liloek L.
Lots IS, 14, 15, 17, IS, block K.
Lois 1,2, ;i, 4,5, (i, 7 and 8, block O.
Lois II and 12, block J.
Lots I, 2, 8, 4, 5, «, 7, 8, block P.
Lots 12, iS, 15 uml ML liloek I.
Lois 1,2.8,4,6,8,7, s, 9, 10, block O.
Lots 11, 12, IS, block H, Mott Tract.
FRONTING ON FLOWER STREET.
Lot.s IS, 17,19, 20 and 21 In block 108 of tbe
1 tellevue Terrace Tract.
Irfits i», ii, p_>, Pi, 14 and 15, block T.
Lots*, 10, il, 12,18,14, Isand hi, block cj.
Hols 1,2, ti, 4,5, (i, 7 und 8, block V.
Lull >, 10, 11, 12, la, 14, 15 ami Hi, block I".
Lots 1,2, a, 4, o, C, 7, 8, 9, 10 and il, block 11.
Lots 11, 12, li, 14, 15, Hi, 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21 in
block 0 of the Mot L Tract.
FRONTING ON OLIVE STREET.
Lots 4, 5, fi, 7 and S in hlock 4.
Lots 2. ;j, 4, 5 and li in liloek 2.
Lots 12, it, 14, IS and 17 iv block 1, Hc-audry
Tract.
Lots 5, 7 and 8 in block P,
Lots li), 14,15 and lti in block E, In Mott Tract.
Fronting on Bunker Hill Aye. & Char
ity Street.
Lots {, 2, 8,4 and 6ln block las, Itellevoe Ter
race Tract.
Lots 11, 12, 18, 14. 15,10, 17, 18, 111 and 20 in block
4 aud lots 10, 11, 12, 18,14, 15,111, 17, IS and It)
iii block 2, Beaudry Tract.
Lots ;{, 4, 5 and ij in block K.
Lois 1. 2, :t, 4, 5, (i, 7 und S in block J.
Lots 1,2,8, 4. 5, li and 7 In hlock I.
Lois 12 and 13 in block V.
Lot I in block 11.
Lots 11. if,, Hi and 17 In block E of the) Mott
Tract.
Water will be furnished toall the above lots
at Hie rates Axed by the Water Commission
ers, ami on the lame terms as by the L a. City
Water Co. dc 22 if
P. BEAUDRY.
CRANCE CO-OPERATIVE CO. -tiO
TICE OF DIVIDENDS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at a meeting
of tiie Hoard of Directors of said com
pany, held on the 6th inst., n dividend for IX
per cent, pur month (20 cents per share) was
daolared Ibr the first six months endiiig on
the Stst day ol December, A. D. 1874, on the
paid in capital stock or said compauv.
L. M. HOLT, See*y.
January 7, 1875. lm
Well-Digging. I
lAMI AM PREPAREDTo 1 1() WELL-DIGt'JING
In the moat satisfactory inauner and on
the shortest notice. Water guanmlecd for
Wilcox Liders of all dimensions.
REFERENCES,
Hy permission, I refer to Mr. Longstreet, I
Mr. Ledyard, Mr. lienton and Dr. Wh itler t
THOM AS HAMILTON,
Jan 8-tf At Swlgait A Ilubtus, Main St
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
J. M. BALDWIN. CHAS. B. BEANB.
CHAS. E. BEANE,
NOTARY PUBLIC
AND
Real Estate and Money
, BROKERS.
THEfTrM Or
J. M. BALDWIN
Will negotiate ReaJ Estate utiles and Money
Loans, at 70 1-2 Downey Hlock, giound
Qoor,
Horse and buggy kept, for convenience ol
customers. Apply to
.L M. BALDWIN,
7» 1-2 Downey Block, ground floor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MUSIC STORE I MUSIC STORE!!
FALKENAU & SCHAD
DESIRE TO INFORM THE public
thai they have opened a MUSIC STOKE
at No, 00 Spring st.eel, where (hey intend to
keep an assortment of the newe.t and most
desirable songs and sbeel music sir piano,
organ, Violin, etc., as well as the Uloelsp
proved Instruction books.
A small Oui seli-el assortment now on hand
and »
LAHGESTOCK
Will arrive in a few weeks. Orders from
teachers, singing and orchestral societies
tilled promptly upon advantageous terms.
Address
FALKENAU A SCH All,
delßlm No. 60 Spring Street.
LEWIS LEWIN,
Successor TO brodrick a go.,
At the Well known
BOOK ANO MUSIC STORE,
Sprint; ■! reel. adjoining the PostoPiee,
Is offering tohls friends and the public In
general, I lie finest assortment of Standard
POETICAL and PROSE WORKS,
Juvenile and Miscellaneous Books, Plain
and MnslCtl Work Boxes, Musical De.
canters, Writing Desks, Portfolios,
LADIES' AND GENT'S WALLETS,
Guitars, Violins, Aeeordeoiis, lianjos,
Concertinas, Flutes,
And many oilier useful articles suitable for
Presents.
FINE STATIONERY, BLANK P.iKiKS
PRAYER BOOKS, BIBLES
And hundreds of other articles, too numer
ous to incut ion.
No pains Will lie spared lo meet the wants
ofthe public, and I hope to merit a fair share
of pa t raiiage.
Jan Mf LEWIS LEW IN.
ji-id n«f
*ib am LB OBFIV *fl '°>I
'NIJ3JLS "V -a
'OOUUXOUUV pun Vl.'|.ip ||U BAMS pull
ti "V" oj
JOJ 00110 )« )110
||as mil'.iuplo.iJl aSUOI| dn s.ij|ai!,l
•sis vpoiuiq v PU« BO|OBUV ii "'l "|A{l
pt'en-puooos PUB MdN
AREVALO & FALLKENAU,
T K)jYC!IIICIt,H OB" MUSIC.
Ollice in I.nnfranco's ItnlKling. Main
Street, No. 71.
WILL GIVE LESSONS ON THE PIANO,
(iaitar, in Singing and the Spanish hlh
guage, at pupil's homes or al our ollice.
We Form Classes for Singing and
Spanish.
OFFIOK HOURS FROM 10 TO 19 A. M.
jaw if
NOTICE,
HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST
ol Messrs. Cohen a Davis in the
PALACE SALOON CIGAR STAND,
f am now offering and keep constantly on
hand
Tho Best Imported Cigar for 25c.
" " " " 3 " 00c.
" " Bit In the City.
M " Box of Cigars for $I. SO.
— ALSO —
A sploiulii! assortment of
CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCOS,
CIGARETTES, ETC.
Remember—PALACE saloon chjau
STAND. W. T. BAKNKTT,
Ja3 lm Proprietor.
POSTPONEMENT.
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
Directors Centinela Land Company Jan
uary 5, 1575, II was
Hetolved, That owing to the inability of the
sui veyor to complete the surveys and prepare
the necessary maps ofthe subdivisions of the
Centinela Ranchos, it is expedient to adjourn
the sale oft he lam Is of the company from the
isth day of January until the ISth day of Feb
ruary, 1K75.
By order, W. If. J. BROOKS,
Secretary.
N. P.—All the newspapers which have tho
advertisement ofthe Centinela for the sale of
isth Inst, please copy and make correction lv
advertisement. W. 11. J. B.
PALACE
F. M. CUIOL,
IMI'OHTKK OK
HUMAN HAIR AND PERFUMERIES.
HAIR WORKED AND MADE UP IN
any style.
JLt&dteaj* Unlr Dm-ssiny n
Specialty.
JNo. it ALISO STREET,
One Door from the Corner
of Los Angeles.
declC-tf
WARRANTS ON THE GOPHHKR AND
Squirrel Fund, protested on or before
August 1«, lS7;t, aie now due and payable at
the ollice of the Ceunty Treasurer.
T. E. ROWAN,
Jn7 tf County Treasurer.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Rooms and Board
—AT TBI —
KIMBALL MANSION,
TScw Ilitrli Btroot,
NE ,\ RTH E CONG BEG ATIoN AI. Chm-ch.
Pine, large, well lurululled suites nnd
single looms, wnii nil modern Improvemi nts
ami a tlrst-clai-s table. The House is
BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED I
On high ground nnd commands a charming ■
vii-woi mountain and valley, nvMJ-tl I
back¥an~ho~u¥e. I
NEW, COMPLETE AND ELEGANT.
MRS. BACKMAN
HAS LEASED TUX KNTIUK SECOND
.ami third Btor'.es af the Perry A- ttlley
Block, Nos. 88,88 and W, Main slice!, and will
there conduct a urst-class Hotel.
THE SUITES AND SINGLE ROOMS
Are unsurpassed In the city-well ventilated,
newly furnished, supplied with spring mat
trasses and in every way complete.
FAMILIES AND SiNGLE GENTLEMEN
Supplied with tiie best necomniodul ions m
boatd and lodging.
UOAIiDKKS
Taken a! the usual rales.
T HtO TAIII.K
Provided wllh the best the market affords.
Tiie traveling public and others will herellud
all Ihe comforts of a home. uv2J If
WANTS- LOST FOU ND.
Wanted to Rent.
r»HN LAMB, Aillst Tailor and lanls
duller, wants to rmt a room, or ollice, up
stairs, lor lids work. Apply at 121, Main
street. Janl.'lli
WANTED. By a Lady, hoard and lodg
ing in a private family. Address
janl2 :it ROOM 38, U. H. Hotel. J
WANTED. By n gentleman and wdt.e
two or three rooms, wilh hr without
board. Address, li. E. O. This utile .
3t« ,
WANTED. -Hoard and Lodging, by a gen
i li inn ii. in a private lam tjy in the vicin
ity of Los Angeles, where milk Is abundant.
Address \V. 11. X.,
|niis-:li Herald Office.
D OOWiS.-EAMILY and Single Rooms
r\ wilh board at Col. Peel's ou Spring St.
novldtf
ANEW WILCOX A GIBBS SEWING Ma
chine for saleal 86per cent, less than
cash price, inquire at this Oflice,
novlti f
WANTED.
CiOUND APPLES AND PEAlis, P.v THE
TI IN, at Ihe A Men rriiil Preserving fac
tory. GEO. It. DAVIS.
FOR SALE—FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.-live Acres of land near
M.iin street, one mllefiom City Hall
somewhat improved, owner will be In the
city this week only. Price, 1588 per acre.
' Address "STRANGER,"
' JnliPJlw Care Pico House.
IT OR SALE. A Splendid No. 11 Florence
i sewing Maellme, the very latest Improved
entirely new, tor three quarters the price In
San Krani isco. Also one second hand Floi
ooee, one n.ov Wheeler A Wilson improved,
one tine is rover A* linker Cabinet, and a Sew
ing Machine RtOHin t nglw: all at a heavy
discount, to close can stock at 96Spring street.
Call and see. Fully guaruntced and Instruc
lions given. Janl2-3t
FOR SALE.—A. House ami Lot on Olive
street, between 7th and Mb, well im
proved. Cheap for.cash. Enquire of
jaiiK-lm K. BAKER,
On the premises, or ut Ibis Oflice.
]7V>K SALE.—Dwelling House on Main St.,
j between Fourth and Fifth, Including
barn and lot through to Spring. Terms, cash
down, and must be sold at once. Enquire nt
premises f.iom It) A. M. to i P. M.
Janfl «wf T. W. WEST.
For Sale.
rpiTK well known Spoilsmen's Hull Saloon,
A on Los Angeles Street, containing a full
and complete assortment Of wine.-, liquors
and cigars, is now Offered for Sale, The sa
loon Is complete in everything and doing an
excellent business. Here Is a rare oppor
tunity for a go«>d bargain, Pot farther par
ticulars apply on the premises.
Los Angeles, .lan. 10, ls".i. .InnlO-liw
LAND FOR SALE.
I RAVE «»o ACRES OF EXCELLENT!
land for sale near Old Lns Nietos. Ais ill I I
888 acres will produce com without Irrigation. \
Tbaremainder Is goodlrult and small grain I
land. Hiving water ou the premises. Par- I
Gaily improved. J. 8. THOMPSON, I
51 and 5a Temple Block. I
Dee. 17,1874. d«l7tf . I
Bee Ranch For Sale.
FOR SALE.—-Oneof the best and most con
veniently located Ilec Ranches in tho
county, \fell stocked ami provided with nil
necessary buildings. Apply at Ihisofliee.
uovSltf
MISCELLANEOUS.
MR. ROSENBAUM,
AT NO. 1 ALISO STREET, HAS JUST
opened a tine and large assort meiilt of
PAPER.
Which he otters at lower rates than can he
obtained anywhere else.
1,900 Rolls of Wall Paper In Small
Lots at Half Price.
Hooks and Stationery in great variety. Also
a Circulating Library. A large stock of Hheel
Musical half price, Hemembw the place- 7
Aliso street. j ;l ji lw'
H. R A STEM,
CIT V
Fish and Poultry Market.
WHITE HOHKsE, LOS ANGELAS S ,
third door fiom (he corner of Coin 111
Clal. A Kpccialty Hindu of all kinds of
Francisco
FRESH FISH
In their season. Also,
Poultry, Burs;*** Butter
Guinc, JNut.**, Fruits,
lllktl < oiilii 1 v
Produce.
Consignments of produce respectfully sollo
Itcd.
All orders promptly filled and goods dcliv
ered fit I charge ill any part of the city.
ootta-w
To the Ladies.
ITIOR the prettiest and most tastefully and
- elegantly dressed Dolls, go to ihe
CUYAS BAZAAR,
Next lo the l'ico House.
A Million Toys for Sale.
decttStf
Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given thai at the next
session of the Common Council they
will reecive bids for the grading and lm prov
ing of a I.iiin da street. The Council reserves
the r.gbt to reject any and all bids.
M. KREMER,
Clerk Com. Council.
Los Angeles, Jan. 8, 15?,",. JuiilO-ld