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1 i 1 I A 1 BUSEC ES'S NOTICES 1 SPECIAL NOTICES THE EVENING EXPRESS TIE EVENING EXPRESS the wide-spread and persistent misapprehension of it true status This fault would be quickly and easily remedied were the press to take the matter in hand RSDWAY Orange Cal Aug 12 1877 A A AUG 16 1877 THURSDAY Second Edition I Piano for Salo AL NANDNI RO Witif SQUAB' GRAND AIL Hyde Plane will be Kett at eau Frame-tete Goat prim APP1 at WI tebora Jen tt SIONAh SERVICE MI WLfl DEPLETIE3 1 --6- lindostilist CIj4 of Iles Slats Usivergtor EDITOR EXPRESID In a leader of your issue of August 1st on "The Board of Regents and Industrial Education" you have made several grave errors which should not pass uncorrected and you hare made some very I believe unintentionally upon the management of the University in which you have steered very wide of the facts of the case In intruding myself upon your notice I have no desire to do so in me tut almtm Half Past Four 09Clo'ckg Organ for Sale Saumwrw MASON ELWIN OR-it gen ran be bid tor a reaseembie price Appiy at this tithes 21 lt ams and Reports for lone and Agriculture ns taken at Los And daily Best pianos Go to Desmondq---- if you snot to 0 Temple Block suited in a bat cap or other beadi 'sear Emerson Pianos-- the best DELIGHTFUL 1--- Alista Bouquet )0T-TQUETS Dr Price's Pet Rose and his other bs ndkerchiet perNum(' are most ekquisite scents ear et He that bath him bear that Horatio Mar at No Aliso Street is thteen' best Dyer and Cleaner in the cit3f3 He also buys and sells second-bind clothing Division of Tact the tenefit of Com Report of gees Cal Correct THIJUSDAY AUG 16 1877 called on William Vanderbilt last night and asked him when the one hundred thousand dollars do nated by him would be given to the employgs of the Now York Central He replied: At the end of the month when our pay rolls are made out There will be no delay then The Paymaster has the money now but cannot make a special trip over the route to disburse it The Tribune says editorially that the trouble between the firm belonging to the present Syndicate and some of Its former associates seems to be pretty personal Business matters which affect neither the Government nor the loan do mot especially Interest the public The gentlemen concerned in it may be trusted to settle their affairs In their own way without the help of the newspapers The Times reports that the World newspaper has been sold or soon will be to Stinson I Hutchingson of the St Louis 2imes Fifty Theneamd Dollar Sirs al Berwick BERWICK Pa Aug 16--A fire here to-day caused the loss of fifty thousand dollars 5 a 4 a i 4 3 0 a a 0 2 1 A 0 E4 For Salo Cheap AN GAT PAIR OF nOADSTERS net no Toting sound kind end gentle: will work double or single They may be seen It the FASHION STABLI isla SI A COLLINS Tb will sow su 0 BY TELEGRAPIL -v77- 11 I Oily 2 Ol'dy Clear I 21:: 1 Ole I Clew 41 I 1:50 Ir is 2991 78 1 AVOITI6 Observer a Lo 4 I 2 THE VERY LATEST i Mrs Murray 59 street hu Just received a Dr mber of new ayies in Percale from York to which sit invites the attention of the ladi shad 8 Real Berlin at 15 cents per DOTS BY WESTERN ENION TELEGRAPH COMPANY FOR SALE PIANOS AND ORGANS SO per cent less than catalogue prices Warranted Ma years Sold on fifteen dive trial address KRAVIS BROS salt tf care Evening Express PIA 111 LOCAL Council meetin A lamp la wante Plaza Council meetity A lamp is wank Plazs Best organs Maw Hamlin I The Prohibit loots's to-night In the upper The Ancon sails tor San Francisco to-day The Stearns ma ision has beau vacated preparator to its FOR SALE 50 TO 75 STOCK HOGS AND PIGS Cheap for nob on the River's Ranch near the Gam Track Inquire or Garter Gilmor Washington Dairy corner Figueroa aud Jefferson 14 5( the Met aud bold her commisLou I shataA her honorably and faith: shall protect her public and not a cartridge or pen-- cap belonging to her eita to any enemy while I ant her representative There it said no man in the UnioiVZ sorely afflicted than I am at 11 eurrencee now taking Califorrdi I do not know yet what ts tion Texas ruay take I been long identified with 1 76 her interests and public me her action may control my destiny But in any event I give due notice and turn tact my department to cessor11 Now I say it is not true there was any plot to State out of the Union I ssvrei i constant communication wit Seward and the Secretary of I raised all the troops that wt quired without an expenet twenty-five cents to the The railroad was no factor h00 question No troops came from the East I raised themEnt sent them forward East an 1 under Democratic officers Arizona column under I erals Carleton and and the Utah column der Generals Conner Evt O'Nal and others General Jo ston did mot leave the State few days after the arrival of ner He remained in San Franey(' I co for a long time and his lir was the centre to which the ai officers tended In a social si Long after hie replacement General Sumner I met the mos the Federal officers at his hoir many of them men who di guished themselves afterwards ti tog the war it was long after this occurre that General Johnston was in I Angeles and I believe still un termined what course to purs So it is plain that the Bcpublical badly Informed I have the kit eat letters teem General Sam( andOeneral Wright his it ticeessti- thanking me tor my aid in helpi' them to discharge their duties rs this very critical perijd Neither of these gen tlemen believed that General Johnston bad any It nowle any plot on this Coast ntr ti! tt there was any necessity unusual and precipitous r21-r! of the War Department purstA It is plain that if the i went of War thought there any danger they would not shipped the arms at Benich by way of Panama they viuli have kept them here for us to down rebellion JOEIN DOWNEY ZoVELTY--The Los Angeles low that they st novelty the Saratoga San McDonald's Sue goods pur'an Francisco I be sold at the THE LATEST a fashionable ladies will be pleased to can get the very lat Richelieu Shoe am dal Slipper at A The large stock of chased by him in have arrived and wi lowest figure UTICA Aug Prohibitionists? State Convention has nominated a State ticket and resolved that it is the duty of all to extirpate the crime of selling intoxicating drinks Time Fria' of Iloilo ed TO RENT -4 Ync corrAez WITH FIVE ROOMS ilk hard-finished and in a very desirable locality On Fifth street No 22 The key and particulars rely be had at Bimpeon's store corner Hill and Fifth atzeets or at A Bath's wagon ahop108 Spring street au2 -A loci and Li per cent of Bakersfield lidence of Mr et near Tem impletion It is said that sev or the inhabitants are down with (eve The new $5000 reti Strati on Fort strt pie is approaching )rgatip are the Mason Hatu lin best rims 'direct Store to Rent BRICK STORE Ns )01 MAIN I street is to rent Apply at 100 Main street JyS tt stye At itterrars49 It may Interest know that they can kid glove two but three button $150 gloves two three am at 40 50 and 65 eel eeived entire novelt Fiehu for head and lb way I kid glove two bu know that they can three button $150 gloves two three ant at 40 50 and 60 ce ceived entire novelt Fichu for head and LONG BRANCH Aug 16--The Atlantic States 'Nail Association last evening resolved to advance the price of nails 15 cents per keg A Striker Moo tomcod NEWARK Aug 15---111cDaniel one of the Central Railroad strikers was sentenced by Vice Chancellor to pay a fine of $50 and to remain in Warren county Jail until further orders from the court Coal Miners as Work CHICAGO August 16 --In the Cumberland Md New Central Coal Cempauy's fields one hundred strikers resumed work to-day at fifty-five cents the rate demanded by them Another company will resume to-morrow at the same rates he 'eine to et a splendid ton at $100l lisle thread 1 four button its Just re- the Hilda ck wear ele gant avid stylish Set it OFFICE ROOMS TO LET IN LANFRANCO BLOCK New and welblighted Front Booms single or en suite Bents low to good tenants In quire at Room 82 ap26 tt 01 or gull Mr A Kerchivtal will deliver a poem at the comillg Agricultural and Horticultural 4zposition The Feast of 13 Immaculate Conception was cel brated in the Catholic churches lest Tuesday The Iron front of tie new Odd Fellows' Hall has arrived from San Francisco and will bl put In place In a day or two It is said that the Labor Organization has secured the large in Menmer's Wong Just back of the United kitgts-'116ti1l as headquar ter I Tbe owe Repel Illesee Last evening the youthful Re-1 publican politicians of the city met In Judge Gray's office Temple Black and formed a permanent organization by the election of the following officers: Chairman Dr Walter Lindley First Vice-President Fox Second Vice-1 President Rae Secretary Angell Assistant Secretary Hawks Recording Secretary Allison Auistant Recording Secretary Sherwood Treas-1 urer Lafetra Marshals York Marteen and Somers Exec-1 utive Committee Wilson York 1 Caystile Vaider and draham Committee on Music Book Thornton and Dunsmoor The following platform or system of by-laws was adopted: the undersigned Republicans of Los Angeles county for the elevation of public eentiment and to acquire a more intellectual patriotism have resolved to associate ourselves into a body for the purpose of discussing political questions and strengthening the Republican party of Southern California Second This body shall be known as the Young Men's Re publican Association of Southern California citizens of the United States between the ages of eighteen and forty years shall be eligible to membership in this association officers of the Association shall consist of a President two Vice-Presidents a Secretary and Deputy a Corresponding Secretary and Deputy a Treasurer and three Marshals officers of the Association shall be elected by ballot and shall serve for the period of three months from the time lf their election addition to the officers elected there shall be an Executive Committee and a Committee on Music appointed by the President to serve during the President's term of office The Executive Committee shall be composed of five members and the first in order appointed shall be Chairman of the Committee The Committee on Music shall be composed of three members the first appointed being Chairman regular meetings of this Association shall be held once a week during each political canvass and on the second Friday evening of each month during the balance of the year With the consent of a majority of the members present extraordinary meetings may be held at any time during the canvass Another clause was proposed but laid on the table for the present It was as follows: Seventh This association is formed with reference to a more extended organization of the young men of the Republican party in Southern California to be known as the Young Men's Republican Union The Young Men's Republican Union is to be composed and represented by members of the Association in the different towns and precints In the county Each Association will be entitled to one representative in the Union for each five members in the Association who shall be elected for a term of six months The same class of officers shall be elected in the Union as enumerated in these regulations for the Association their duties shall be the same and they shall be elected by ballot for the period of six months The Young Men's Republican Union shall meet regularly once a month 'during the active canvass and ones In three months during the remainder of the year Another meeting of the organization will be held next Saturday evening frO SHARES OR FOR CASH 315 Acres of Excellent Land Part of it irrigable suitable for grain potatoed eta Inquire of OAP? MOORK Surveyor Office on Temple it or at his ranch on Ad ams st three miles from Los Angeles Ja27tf pir1 etal a 1M4 TO RENT A COTTAGE OF FOUR ROOMS Partially furnished for housekeeping also WO acres of land or a portion of it If desired Enquire of CAPT WK MOORE Surveyor Sake on Temple street Or at his ranch on Mama st three miles from Los Angeles j21 Par' um sire 0 Ada Santa Monica as a is acquiring a world side resort tion It is in fact tb wide reputa- only really good watering place Coast and its attract' it the Pacific day being increased are every the aug- mentation of accomn hY the public The odations for Hotel under the 'nta Monica Messrs Johnson Conagement ol one of the best kept at nitsjetInne ular establishments ii most PP il and with its present the State enlarged ca- pacity to accommodat has become the attras guests It quarters of pleasure 'etive head- a nd health seekers from all parts States the United 3 No Reasonable Olrett Refused Not having been atdi of my store I have deele to dispose tied to close out my entire stock ol dress and fancy goods and have erything in plain fig marked ev- child can buy as cheap ires Any person I can safely 1(18 a grown public that I shall sell Nay to the least fifty per cent ch 131 goods at can be bought elsewhere' than close out the above st as I must sixty days and will bola within keep men and boys' weieafter only will be sold strictly for ir Goods gains Come and see reat bar- and I assure the public Igcash only for yourself 1tnd Judge EY 49 Main street under ItSTEtN1 ette Hotel he Lafay easide resort wide reputaonly really the Pacific us are every by the augodations for nta Monica nagement of haLet-en-Me We recommend evert body to test (by drinking) that finE old GovernmentJava coffee sold by George Rowan 82 Spring reet Streiitz It is now positively announced that the rifle match ivetween the picked teams of the Turn Verein Mies and the Los Angles Guards will take place In the 4 rroyo Seco next Sunday It seems a pity that ur builders should feel Impelled to procure their heavy iron casti igs In San Francisco paying for transportation over four bund ed miles rather than order then from our local foundries We a ye already reduced near enough a state el vassalage to the metr polls the Lord knows without oluutarily rolling in the dust at be feet rroyo Seco ur builders I to procure g9 a si pn San miles from our re already a state of polls the oluutarily feet TO RENT UM the Zits fireside GALVESTON August NeW8 special reports a fight in Mexico between the Kickapoo and Lipan tribes of Indians in which 17 Li-pans were killed Mexican troops are concentrating at Carmego opposite Ringold Barracks A Fort Clark special says that Mexican cattle thieves drove 150 head of cattle across the Rio Grande on the 14th Austria's Little game CHICAGO Aug 16--The Times's London special says the opinion seems to be gaining ground that Austria proposes to give her influence and if need be her active support with Russia in exchange for the extension of the Hungarian frontier As this might involve Prince Joseph in trouble with Germany it is arranged that Trieste shall be yielded to that power for a seaport From advices received today it Is believed that the attempted junction of SillietUall and Mehemet Ali Pasha haa been a success No Inuuldrallou for be Reels Is LONDON Aug Privy Council has prohibited the landing in Great Britain of leaves or stalks of potatoes from the United States Canada or Germany after the 81st instant TWO STORES IN BELL BLOCK One fronting on Aliso street and the other on Los Angeles street rii the way of controversy but only to correct those statements in which you are In error In your comments on the use of the University endowment you claim that there is a fund of $750- 000 derived from the sale of marsh and tide lands "which by the law of 1871 was 'sacredly devoted to the endowment of an Industrial College in connection with the State University" The fund derived from this source falls short of your figures and is not bestowed for any particular purpose If you will consult the Statutes of 1870-71 page 638 you will find that the act does not impose a single condition in regard to an Industrial College or any other college It is a simple endowment without conditions as to the expenditure of the income I apprehend however that you have confused this endowment with that of the Congressional Act which bestows 150000 acres to each of the States and provides for the maintenance of "at least one college where the leading object shall be without excluding other scientific' and classical studies and including military tactics to teach such branches of learning as are related to agriculture and the mechanical arts" This land in California has been sold for five dollars per acre in the ether States at an average of about eighty cents per acre but ranging from fifty cents to $325 per acre In one State Minnesota the rate per acre has exceeded that in California The organic law which I have quoted above makes it the duty of the Regents to establish a college of agriculture first and a college of mechanics next be provisions of the Act have been faithfully carried out and of the eight colleges which constitute the Universitythree represent the three leading industries of the mechanics and mining The building erected for the use of the Agricultural College in addition to the usual lecture and epparatus rooms has five chemical laboratories with their accompanying weighing rooms fusion room etc Three of these laboratories are exclusively for student work and in their various appointments have no superior and scarce an equal in the United States The course embraces a very complete course of qualitative and quantitative analysis the analysis of minerals soils water and organic substances For facilitating the study of botanical science the Berkeley property some two hundred acres in extent was divided into sections for agriculture horticulture a botanical garden and forestry and so far as possible this work has been done by the students under the direction of a ettitabie overseer Forty acres of this tract have been prepared for a nursery and garden on which propagating houses and the necessary workshops have been built This work was begun In June 1871 and has been prosecuted as vigorously as the funds would permit The nursery now contains over 35000 plants among which are twenty species of eucalyptus twenty-five of acacia two hundred species of conifers (pine family) together with many rare varieties of trees whose wood is valuable for manufacturing purposes which are peculiar to Australia Central and South America A standard orchard has been started for the purpose of correcting the nomenclature of the fruits already in cultivation and for furnishing hereafter scions and plants for distribution through the State as well as for the distribution of new varieties which may be introduced There have already been planted one hundred and forty-one varieties of apples (including nine new Russian seedlings) one hundred and fifty-two of pears eighty-two of cherries fifty-seven of plums eighty-nine of peaches and a proportionate number of other fruit trees Including oranges lemons and Ames The students in this College receive instruction from thirteen of the Professors of the University In the College of Mechanics the work has been equally efficient The work of Professor Hesse in investigating the strength of the timbers of the Pacific Coast will when completed be of incalculable value to the mechanical Interests of the State The course of study in this college is similar and quite as coin prebeesive as the same courses in Harvard and Cornuell Universities Unlike the Illinois Industral University there is no machine and workshop The funds arising from the endowment are not yet sufficient to warrant their construction The Legislature was requested to give $45000 to aid in erecting these shops but the appropriation was refuse'' Many of the students are employed on the University farm and twenty or thirty are employed in the printing office The earnings of such students vary from $50 to $200 per year red en an in to ALSCri SIX BOONS In the upper story of the same block suits ble for a residence In Apply to BARROWS jt9 tt Trustee Alex Bell Estate San Francisco Market SAX Fa Artasco August easy with a reduc- tion in jobbing rates superfine $4756z525 beet extras in shipping lots dojobbing 775 latter price for silver Wheat and easy shipping grades milling and In fair demand feed brewing 185 per cental Receipts heavy at $180()185 for large yellow choice white 6190 with small sales at these prices Beeswax-25(3271o fresh roll 85640c California firken pickled roll 30632c 150 for new old for selection Eastern 14 A Proposition' Nee hie so chines lesulicration BAN FRANCISCO Aug proposition of Chinese merchants to the Occidental and Oriental and Pacific Mail Steamship lines to make a reduction on steerage rates hence to China and an addition on rates coming this way meets with considerable objection from these Companies It is understood that the Pacific Mall is disposed to make some such concession if the Occidental and Oriental will join them but the latter Company evinces an unwillingness to come into the arrangement It is stated by those who are engineering the matter that if the desired terms cannot be made with the Steamship Companies a line of sailing ships will be put on to accomplish the purpose in view Charges scalene She Jells Mins VIRGINIA CITY August Chronicle of this afternoon contains an article on the Julia Mine charging the management with having expended $380000 of assessments during the past year for which they have nothing to show in the way of development The mine has levied and collected assessments amoucting to $330000 Its running expenses are about $8000 a month and it is $51000 in debt with a fourth assessment of $110000 Just levied The Chronicle publishes a statement of employeschargiog Superintendent Thayer with having set men to work on his house who were paid by the Julia Company and having Julia carpenters make his household furniture etc More developments are promised Irons the Iodine Frontier VIRGINIA Mont Aug News from Bannock just received I to the effect that a scouting party has just returned bringing with them the bodies of Montague James Smith Flinn and Farnsworth and there are more expected to come The Indians were thirty-five miles south of Bannock yesterday morning and had taken all the horses on Upper House Prairie and were moving slowly General liewerd's Movements VIRGINIA Momr August General Howard's command arrived at Bannock on the night of the l4Lh and left for Horse Prairie the next morning All the Chinamen on Horse Prairie are missing and supposed to be killed The rear guard of the Indians were still on Horse Prairie at last reports The Meteor Nig Mole Pane DEER LODGE Mont Aug General Gibbon arrived at 10 to-day accompanied by Lieutenant Jacobs He was met at the hotel by all the citizens who did not go to the front and also a number of ladies who desired to give the hero of Big Hole Pass a hearty reception The General is feeling excellently but a little stiff from his wound More hone the genaleglem Coe BENNINGTON Vt Aug President Hayes gave a reception last night which was attended by an immense number of people Every notable guest in the programme is here and double the number of people expected Wane to Work bus Restrained by Force NEW YORK August 16 A Wilkeabarre special reports that the workmen who were driven from the Delaware and Hudson River mines yesterday by the strikers are anxious to continue work but the strikers compelled them to swear that they would not work until the troubles are ended It is reported that some of the Delaware and Hudson River Company's mines are on fire spirit of the New York Big Telegraphic Negotiable's I The Thirty-Eights will 11011 1 meeting for drill this evenin Now then if the Mooreslat oring- men Party and the Dunnesciitary and-alone Party form a cealtin look out for a political tidal wave A ball Is to be given at FteArrb-: Hall next Saturday evening by Spanish-Americans and the proceeds will be devoted to the ca- bration of Mexican indeleodebre on the 16th of next mouth Taking testimony In the ton-Pacheco Contest contest was the eth-A of the day at Judge yesterday It is claimed th-1 Pedro Lopez is not on the t-' Register and that his vote vi In favor of Mr George Pridham was abic be carried out on the street to-(la It Is the first time he has left 11: home since the breaking of by the unfortunate runaway se weeks ago Mr I Briefly publishes candidacy card in our Political partment to-day Mr Brierly i walking encyclopedia of school formation and would make by Lt the best Superintendent this voila ty has ever had A ratification meeting of 7TTn Moore's Laboringtnen's OrTauftILVon Is announced to take plmo 11 front of the Court House next Fri day evening Why does that pa ty always choose "Mangman's Day' for its public demonstrations? Gazelle: The requisite per were yesterday signed by the Trustees of the Anaheim Water Cein pany to get out a second inkn ti against the Semi-Tropic Corn 4- and the Yorbas The loptn will probably be granted ber' Court to-day 4L ii 1 4 I -4v1 1 I i 1 a 4 1 I I i i a t- A 1 4 I 1 a i I li i tf- i 11 4 41 41 i 4 I it 1 A I 14 1 i i --1 1 31 qPil 1 i if 1 0 7P 1 tai a 1 1 I a-- i1 4 i i 41 ill i I i kr41 1-'11'44 1 t' I 1 c4 1 I tic I 11 i i i 1 ii I 1T HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE ON MAIN STREET BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH Size of tot-103 feet front 830 feet deep Eleven bearing Orange Trees 8 Lemon Tree a number of Walnut Trees grape ar bor etc in the Garden The House contains Parlor Dining Room Hitting Room Bedrooms on drat and second doors Bathroom with hot and cold water Cellar and a Storeroom Tt rErcz $9500 t1000 cash balance on easy payments Ap ply on the premises mh8 tf lit Tie bor 111100t1 -I VA ply REDUCTION OF PRICE after meals will be serve Hotel for twenty-li This well known hotel mined to meet the pressu times with the above ma duction and will continu the welfare of Its guests them the best of fare at moderate charge Hamm ker the universally know tors ate determined to their reputation as first terers I 3 Here1 at the ve cents as deter-re of the teial re-to study giving he most el proprie'uaintain class ca at ye CC ttS tit re of terial to St gil the el St 1 1 proi uain class ALBERT JOHNSTON A Slander True History of General Johston's Succession in this Department Troth la la tho Story that there was a Plot to Carry California out of the An Intoruting Hittorical Note from Governor Downey Judge Griffin Informs lie Republican that his name Is a ancient and fabled one which wr borne by a mitbologicaL animal I laviee the body of a lion and the lead and wings of an eagle con equently when the lamb and th lion lie down together the eagl will fly oil' with the Public Admi listratorship As an allusion to lible history Judge that is no its delicate blen ling with the mythology of the a clents is also well done A complaint of attempte ineendiarisrn was entered with he Chief of Police yesterday by August Brossman who lives on Fir street near the premises of Mr Wallace Woodworth Brooman stE ted that some person had opened a i window of his stable during the nig4ht pre- vious and had thrown in lot of burning rags The finnj of the stable being clean the r4 burned out without igniting anythi ng else Had the fire secured a good start It would doubtless have burn 1 sev- eral buildings This is the second attempt at incendiarism that npichbornood within the t) St fort stable being clean the rfkq out without igniting anythi Had the tire secured a good would doubtless have burn era! buildings This is the attempt at incendiarism neighborhood within the he Repub a ancient borne by lavimg the lead and equently lion lie I will fly Ii listrator lible his0 In ling with a dents is to be Chief )y August Fir street Wallace LOST IN ALAMEDA STREET NEAR THE Statera Soiled I POCKETBOOK con aaining a letter Wronged to Juana Pi laria cars of Doha Po Ionic The finders may leave the fame with Behaaque Labour dette or at this office aul tt MARTIN HIRIGOYEN Al Aall ear the dal a The old reliable furnitu of Dotter Bradley till 1: rank among our mercanti lishments for honorable right dealing aud for ente keeping the finest stock of In their line to be found in They have lived down tempted opposition and year as the house finds a of Dotter Bradley tal rank among our mercanti lishments for honorable right dealing aud for ente keeping the finest stock of In their line to be found In They have lived down tempted opposition and year as the house finds a Held for rOlitige re house oe ti front estab and up rise in articles the city very at- '3 after more extended acquaintan ore and better liked on every hand1ce It is want furniture house fitt11 If you carpets call on Dotter VP' or radley night 900000 Below Current ride None but principal need apply Thos Booms 4 and 5 over Commercial Bank les tr I James swing Co Clerk San Bomar dino Cal Capt Blasdell Oakland Cal Mrs Zingshim Santa Monica Cal Wilcoxon Hanford Tulare county IL Duemstaciza Postmaster List of Lotter MONEY TO LOAN $1000 TO LOAN AT 1 PEE CENT On city Property Apply to a McCONNELL snit Noy 16 and 17 McDonald Block 1111 I an: Nothing Short 11 of unmistakable benefits nferred could originate and main upon tens of thousands of 8 ulferers reputation which AYEB'S 1 ain the PARMA enjoys It is a c0 ilABS-- of the best vegetable alte pound with the Iodides of Potassi 1 tatives Iron and is the most elle pilm and II -4h -teal co PARILLA enjoys It is a cot' of the best vegetable site pound with the Iodides of Potassi atives Iron and is the most elle 'eltual of and all remedies for scrofulous Hitch In She Arizona null vritlet6 MINERAL PARK A LA 1 August 8th 18 7 EDITOR ostal Agent writes that he is mud us to facilitate Arizona all he can then why don't he make the ma contractors comply with their con tracts? For instance our mall comes to Ehrenburgou the )lora- do river thence up the Col redo 1 twina a week but the Postn aster I twice a week but the Postn aster 'MONEY TO LOAN rirst-Class City Real Estate The following is the list of letters remaining at Wells Fargo Co' Aug 16 1877: Arida Miss MeCrea Ariel I Mimosa Bros Cohn Less McMahon Corbella Alex Murray Elizabeth Coleman Jim Montlio Manuel Curry Notel August Casanave Pais Alejo Cummings Miss ME Olivier Mrs Chamberlain 8 Risdon Drew Walter Robinson Gorman Mrs Stanisnluskey Miss A Gage Amos Shang Miss Gregovich Jno Smith Hardman 11 Taylor Judd A Udall 0 Kittredge Capt Weil 2 Lee Mrs IF 2 Welch Mrs 13 2 Miss Mara Frait'oo In our Candidate Column publish the card of Mr rows the Republican candidat 3 fc State Senator If elected 11' ia rows will reflect credit on hi co stitueacy and prove a very cleat and reliable legis1at6r possesses the most eminent ties for the position The observed of all ohserv the street this mornirl wat sandy-haired Soolehman In full Lowland costume Hi wore a Breadalbane bonnet white shirt a plaid kilt stockings and no unroentioryl I He is the same fellow wif al peered in town about a year' go i outlandish sailor costume an the streets for seveni day- with "three sheets in the wind an the fourth one is the nautical expression for very I nearly drunk BTARBUCK 18it Room 8 over Commercial Bank reme rial or blood disorders Um successful and certain hi it: lormly I- dial effects it produces raj complete cures of Scrofula 1ld and Bolls Humors Pimples Eru Sores Skin Diseases and all di -)tinnat arising from impurity of the orders By its invigorating effects it blood relieves and often cures Live4 ilwaYa plaints Female Veaknessei ComIrregularities and is a pot 8 and newer of vitality For pur nt re the blood it has no equal i "Pug up the system restores an On" serves the health and I I pre vigor and energy For forty Warta it has been In extensive use years to-day the most available me and is for the suffering sick everyivhere tindnl For sale by all dealers i -e -e'- Isdoa re sd btions orders blood ilways 1 Corn- a and nt reifying tones I pre-parts year and Is illeine here 2 SI10000 TO LOAN AT 14 PER CENT PER MONTH On Improved Real Estate Address Box 583 ap5 tt i old residents of the Pacific Coast know that at the time of the breaking out of the rebellion a plot was formed by A Sriohnston then the Military Consmander of this Dpartment in connection with a number of prominent Democratic leaders (some of whom are still prominent in that party) to seize the United States Arsenal distribute the arms tu their partisans and hand the State of California over to the Southern Confederacy Unfortunately for the success of this precious scheme it by some means leaked outand the Government at Washington comprehending the danger lost no time in dispatching General Sumner to supersedeJohnston and save the State to the Union General Sumner arrived here incognito and Immediately proceeded to Beuecia where he presented the order assigning him to the command and demanded pos-1 session of the Department Sum- ner's appearance was like a thun- 1 der-clap to the conspirators who had not anticipated such prompt action and were not prepared to resist so there was nothing for ohnAnn to do but to submit and turn over the command to Sumner which he did and himself left a few days after for the South where he fell on the field of EDITOR EVENING The above is taken from an article In the Los Angeles Daily Republican of August 15tb and is written to subserve the local campaign but It Is at great sacrifice of the truths of history During the term of General Albert Sidney Johnston I had constant Intercourse with him on official business Up to my term of office we had yearly wars with the Indians In which the State annually In-cured great expense I took the ground that this was all wrong that It was a Federal matter purely and that the Federal troops on this coast were ample at all times for every Indian emergency The Executive office was flooded with petitions to call out troops I applied to Gen Johnston for relief which he immediately granted and assured me that he had all the force and materiel required to -quell all Indian disturbances and that he considered that this service was about all that himself officers and men had to perform on this Coast It was suggested by several citizens tome Wit there were 75- 000 stand of arms at that might In those disturbed times fall into bands that would use them against the Government I called en General Johnston in relation to these arms He said In the most impressive manner: "Governor I have spent the greater part of my life in the serviLe of my country and white I holds it at Ebrenburg until a at Awn er comes up which is about to ice a 1 month That is with the me tion of the letters and some few vor- lies get their papers This i our complaint and if the contr ctor cannot carry the mail then give it to tome one that can I have not seen a single number of your paper since the 6th of July end don' ex pect one for two weeks to me Yet a week ago I read the aily Bulletin of the 24tb that came that way by courtesy Make the on- tractor do his duty and send al the sines the 6th of July sod don'l pent one for two weeks to e( Yet a week ago I read the Bulletin of the 24tb that came way by courtesy Make the tractor do his duty and send al aper ex- I me ally a that on- I the Dr Ptice's Cream Baking Pow der Is of superior strength and uniform quality and contains no unwholesome substance mail from Ehrenburg or nose LEGAL INTELLIGENCE MONEY TO LOAN IN BUMS TO SUIT At anent rates of interest by BOWAN WILLIAMS II Downey block ern WARRANTS BOUGHT aple ti Or Reid Mindoro I Mil Now Sebool A OILMt-Et District Court SIPULVEDA THURSDAY Aug IG Beck vs partud tiled and continued for furthi hearing Fletcher vs submitted Two days to file poi! Co vs Go Idliaut Default tried an judgment ordered to enter as pray el for Van Nuys vs Gamier et of Oxarat Ten days to answer Demurrer of Gamier submitted Two (lays file points Bailey vs trial TI10 ALL wao ARE SUFFERING FROM the errors and indiscretions of youth nervoue weakneaa early decay loss of man good he will Bend a receipt that will cure you FREE OF CHARGE Thu great rem edy wee discovered by a misaionary in South Martel Send a soil-addressed envelope to the Rev merit hums Station Bible Bowie New York city ap2 ilm draw ho Yo ria Bliss Ella Culver teachs the New River Pub lio School Males us the following list of inium scholars in the first second classes first grade of department The average is tal for the month ending August We publish the list as an lucent Lae I If La it Int Ter of eer ken lye ti Ter of or- pre- nd er en Ye 4 numb awn a I Before you take any medicine and notice the "Star Remedies" Dr Van Dyke' Anti-Bilious Cure is the best of all for the bilious 1st It does not gripe 2d it does not nauseate 3d it is pleasant to taste and smell "Trout Oil Liniment's Is prepared from Lake Tahoe trout and is the best liniment in the world for Rheumatism Sprains and Bruises and Neuralgia Go to your druggist and get a sample bottle of each free of charge Trout Oil 50cts per bottle Antibilious Cure $1 Tho Maohino woo Worn Out Why Not because it was not well bulk but it was wrongly run Thousands of men who have run down lonk before their three-score and ten years are accomplished might have been renewed into sprightliness and vim if they had tried the well known PERUVIAN Siriatr which contains among its compounds the Protnxide of Iron so combined that it assimilate with the blood aim invigorates the whole system This Svituy has proved efficacious in thousands of cases and will do everybody gned I who uses it All druggtots keep it Now if these facts do not sufficiently disprove your charge against the Regents of catering to the interests of the classical departments I will direct your attention to the Register of '76-'77 where you will find that 126 are enrolled In the Colleges of Science and only fifty-six in the classics In asserting that the Regents are elected for appointment not for eminent fitness but on account of personal wealth I believe you do injustice Against the seven ex of-fib Regents this charge cannot be brought It may be true that Rev Dr Stebbins Chief Justice McKee Judges Felton Hager Archer and Wallace Mr Frank Pixley and Mills are men of wealth but It Is certain that they are all gentlemen of great culture and education and if they are not men of sufficient Judgment to direct the management of the University then one must- go outside of the State to find capable Regents That the officers of the Culver' ty have not taken pains te cc4 -taint the public with information szut the LuiversitT sad L11 rela rsh to the people is afferent from Cli ag th to sev gi: el in in fi l'b 11 ti et: it ti it NEW Yonx Aug Sun claims that yesterday certain arrangements were made between a high contracting party in telegraph negotiations After the close of the Windsor Hotel conference Tuesday night certain developments materially changed the complexion of affairs and it was thought yesterday that some understanding might be arrived at before Monday Be far as can be ascertained no settlement has taken place nor is it certain that the companies will work in harmony A story was current in Wall street after the close of business that Russell Sage and James Keene had sold their stock in a block to the Western Union Company but the statement could not be confirmed The Times says a cable dispatch received yesterday announces the death in Dublin Ireland yesterday morning of Lewis Francis of the firm of Francis Loutsel of Maiden Lane one of the oldest and best known stationery houses In this city The Tones Saratoga ertzial Stoddard's Hardware iStore No 78 Main street is tile place to chase your farm wagons two- Pur family spring wagons double eated and single buggies sulky plowst plows single plows harrows ang row teeth cultivators hoes har- bars post augers hay kn row shovels picks axes iron wett tvelli draw-shaves broad-axes camtigeB1 ter's planes chisels screw-dri Pen' augers and brace-bitts braces versa tinge bolts locks of all descript4 hinges butts screws thermic31 tors tazors and straps rubmle- ber bumpers rubber door springs a ral door springs scales of all scriptions hammers hatclti nails tacks cross-cut saws 1 lets rakes well wheels chains ofl tBel: kinds wood and willow ware per wire rope cording and 'tvo 3BA): of all descriptions brooms of 1 'WI kinds gopher traps mouse ti) 1 and traps generally of every nte Be' and kind that are useful to man allMe for sale at reduced prices Remol all ber the store Be sure you arm: the right place Inquire for Silf311! (lard's cheap hardware and wil 78 Main street Los Ir 7111 We MOOMMINSIMEMINTIMPIAM TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: rnus PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thst a DIM calling himself Chabin and now employed at Brown's Auction Store i8 not an agent ot mine and ban no authority to 1110 my name Sr interfere with my business in any manner whatever jy20 tnt JOHN WHITE nu he to ne KNICHIS CF 1-11ttv LC NO EV'TY tir1Q-1A1 at' IteteJrA Ledres kpxl etartig Ate to attend i to the pupils of the school to ke op up or improve their scholarsh knowing that with little people ae well as big ones the truth of n- ron's line holds good that 'Tis pissiant sure to site one's name in print" The list Is as follows: Ma Baker 95 Katy Graves 93 liam Davis 92 Mortimer Elia 90 Matilda Mares 10 Jesse Nov ton 89 Rosetta Washburne 81- Alonzo Braniteem 55 Ada Brie 85 Lizzie McGaugh 85 Respectfully 1 ELLA CrLs ER Teacher ke op rsill Pt pie WI Iy Mary Ella Nov a 11J aco line l'in A a 11 TANI of 8 CROWN'S RESTAURANT 108 Hale Street OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE Socux Aims 25 1 Wel 'I aril" enrol Ow the beat which the nkal kat av qd a 4ax4 cooks and seconi tavIdin4 la if 0: 9 Los Angeles Itivnr tIrAISPitEl in the mouth tuubter an-I insv By order of 1 16 a--.