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<jfa*d as Ilckws comment Kre literary sjbL'- va riwu cj ubs ed-member, ably cm s t e m tr of BhGliey'-ti Bing- ego<i#t of Await Snptrier Court ills ^roatf*naTitIc o tull 9t tit ~ Trial .... ; aie Jove. at !Jia .h+ which. ciiamc- Jfcbeftr.. tm Wss Caught Wjth_ $ vaunted by a the' AH of -Slaughtering Stolen. j-eit end laughing Cows *-- Chinee Violating tysGji was tbe Crawfish Law. ien worM, to a r, fcobl<*r, and* yet The Indian, Juan Chutnaeui, had his ilytHl irs the tple_ preliminary hearing' yesterday after ad doubt . c;a,jjid' noon before Judge Thorp, resMUng in Soxyy, if aJsoiac- bis being bound over to the superior more spiritual court on the charge of cattle stealing, spite of ait his hjg pail being fixed at $150. He Is WH irmly to the be- in jalL-not having been able to furnish srocld ultimately the bonds. ,%tm Taylor, manager of beatitude fo? ail Warners ranch, where the alleged his poems the. stealing took place, John Kolb an em : s l " s o u J "at once 'ploys of the ranch, and Frank. VV*right, was emotiojnal, a fo'rTner resident of this city-, who was iT for many gen- visiting the ranch from San Francisco hop* and eo$no- at the time of the offense, tejHi- H> feHas he felt, tied for the people and clearly proved him for thejex- that Chu?nacut._a3 one ok-the Indians -isnagirdnga.-.-:-'"'- who was connected'with'-tS^'r'aimins- the afternoon-the off and sla-ughtering of certain cattle. ae.L ---Misr ... .Jbey:~ha4~!suspected--that -&- Indiana JsU.e,j^hfe|Lwl'.4*r. ware^.agMPd4^^-a4>d--.^c4^-d<a- studied- under the in wait and saw four mounted Indians ther Stevens. run off the cows and dispatch the *! * bea?t. but only recpgoIzed two of them, tSe ot-ber* escaping. The other fellow met Monday, is now in jail awaiting his arraignment v club roams a.t before one of the -superior judges^ ' full attendance, .OLD MSN DISCHARGED. etters." was ably On motion of Assistant Oily Attorney >y "His* Duncan,. Watson Parrish, the two old men, 3 fa the general Brown and Ctoyd. were dismissed from, wed. The next custody, It seems that they were ar- Tan of Affairs," peiftrd on a coorpEpii}t cha-rgipg rhem Hr-byHtfi^tl- C<-ye-*r witlrb'eggmg: vide against. begging by healthy men. * JO` ---- ' ' ft. ft ft k Bsaiflfui isd jupi SNvHf jt %m Oip. SI # ft I have secured the exclusive ie trod-set las to the pe^e of Ssa Ehego idiitortof linqueeiiosably the h*-c4*ocst. mostarSistfe sad skBftt ft thoroughly representa-tive souvenir ever macuf&ttured for.a ettyea the ft coa tinea t- lVhen you see it you will ssyae. U-eessi&tsof---------' ' ft ft . - ft A Beiftutifui Cup , .L. ft-- S^ffi~t~4~rr>chg'iv,m^'h"lra7t "KAVS.yifi.jQI.Srg.l W.A.RE IftOemsinyv^nd imported directly by us. The cbp is us aa ex- elusive ?an Diego Souvenir by having San IHego's familiar views, in relief V| ft ft ft* ft :: * *ft* ft* CSC CLUB. 3v" ivaa the tftTe r interesting paan-Diego club at but In this case neither of_ the men would be able to do a day's work, be ing feeble both in ..mini .antic body, acmi not crlmijmls but simply unfortunate work oe Yirktus .sides* consisting of "The-Did Miafetaa,"' "Sweetwater Ikun,"' Ps Ib j s ," "Teat Uity," "Coronado You hava,^ .eoftceptioft^f the beauty of these.aouvftftira. *a4 cas. sot have uailLysa Have'seen them. They will be sold at the reasoaable price of 51 P3. ft f-PSi-K.-M; <3otnupon gorne of the wfircfi'Tt Tn^t n gev ('e age, amid our dlizatiois; atoow+ ieid more or leas ef in `unlucky is, the nssayist an# -of prophecy, m?ft. ---.---.. - _. _^VIOLATEDaOAME. ~G&me Warden- Harry K WeHzel ar rested a Chinaman at La Piaya by the mj j of..-Ah SUj^y^t^M^y.- hSorstagr for itaving crawfish in his possession between the dates of April 1st and Aug. 23th. contrary to the provisions* of theseme arid. JRsh. laws,'.oiT-EBe'^faXe, T5e r ft ft. ft' ..ft Below F, .FANO. Mwgkgr-.Mnd Es1Wjsla'I878. TSep&ooe MIl "176." WATCH A5B JEWELRY REPAIRISG. .. ft* ft -tift ft * ftftftft**ftft*ft****ftftftji<i.*ftft ftftftftftftftftftftftftft-ftftftftftftft-ft-ft-ftWftft^**ftyftftftftftW-yiyftift^ift tains of. .prenufflA.. tAai-Fvama-B watt-cavtgbt.--.-lust---ihekle--^4be- w5 ``dreams that laophy of <3 ream* rwl yet to be. exjrfsiops, Huron's MMneiu" gives an satisfying and.ag- ople-^yet tY\5 are --with Harritgt,; #5 in heaven .?in<i Sire dreamed of This subject be iW usiHil course poiht where he Is in the hobit of put ting down his-traps, but .a tk^mpitnicn fisherman, also wanted tfy tM'-fttficerv-1 got away. Su was arraigned yesterday morning before Judge-'Thorp; and wiil have his hearing next tveek. Mr. Wetlxel brought over' two sacks~^of the whit-lt were later thrown back into the bay. " . - --- "'" ' ' A .TA>TTKaY CASTS.____ A Ohir.ama.tt giving hia nafn^hg Jim l!lbs CURE RHEUMATISM La e very part of the body by drawiag the psasoa from the. system through tbfc large pores in the bottom of the feet. S'-, t Fre for ' N<?cure,*o pay. Writ* for a pair today. C1MCH S^MCDY OQ,, 43mS- SPRING FT.. LOS"`AKCtLfe CAE* i voiroLhlng of e-nesting general fee" paper. `e.vp for the comtstwS-. -Uv take' place nlgtvce With n; re-. "federation, a he club* constltu- Sing, -wap arj'esteHl in Chiuutown yes- terday afu*r5pn by. CJfBcssr . George. Cooley for setting up a lottery'. He was nvraigwd before Judge Thorp, ar.d taking- twenty-fom^hours to p|#adr de- P.oii.j.teci $30: c:bairifar---hi#--appeamm.*# Monthly morning, ' : flection brought het't the names of ht be given in the itnte federation, litive Arts and Object dlwtwscd, BQUAUZKihS IN SESSION. The members of the city board of equalization had a. quiet day yes:erday. In the morning nesslori Theodore FintseJbcrg apiiearctl with three peti To Residents * dny will be read Mmtin. w tions, ech of which were denied. They were for reduction in the assessment on h>t C, in block 3, of Hortotvg addition:' uE a r^dy<tjon In the assessment of the west Iwif of h>ts B and F, in-bkH-k 2-\ of.-. .Horton'^ addition, and for a reduc tion in kits <5 and H in block 22 of the And Owners Of Property on same MldltlotK The matter of the as sessment of the personal proper^" of ofee the opinion, of Albert Trcuhy v/ae ULsmiMed by the Cv' ..^ 'CiT "Weil sir," b trr pa-tpei bassAilure' to 'Thlform fr h form,' but jvat( graeefuileath very^fuii ~\n,- with America! th' same mat* 4..;J*Ly.f,, _v5-\ith,Na . . 1'ttfch'es5'wrae'i?i: hip an' fw<? ! best, forly-fi dur* will cur :-:or spang-led i.r-rffis in a c hi* shirt froni unum. A::1-T n`> hc-oks,1 " "\Vh;K does annyhnu'?" 11: "Well, K's . ?aid Mr. I>oo! I tr-U Ei y* o'1 t-H it armyh i\ this what an iinib. It had pc', ket whai htt gat fr'm lh` -ffe* _^VjAD'.ylLdjL..~L'XS Loon-y, king i* ,.j; him anny "Vi.iV Tlinjarhlh. n fur Mip ar.` simylc ilays \v public wanted ' skin a king, tmtimr an* pi iluaveUin' i Tit* lathers Iv in th' fish ile I bT'^'.hT^n'-Tfr'tt This here n jiifth.tsc has hand!led. or w it.` he says. ' kins iv New-burns. 'Has he jjwryeiHVv' st 'wtvtrst -ief-iim it* buy a pour Jaw;; Adams, th' *-thers. ar.1 job. He pack\<-.\v'-Iv socks ropy iwth" F.rV an inthres visioned hirwsi - ctl ouL At et Pare'--: at eigl . a nnirt-.chamfc an' landed in . --ijjCjvent-'bu^-t--T.H munnrih had 1 u jooled snuff soord. had sl|? . th' -i'hange -A people Who-he fjy w-ris in fits about ?i!as Co bassadure Oba f.ct Ki'-rinch- l pook lv th' shi Dpiidiah .W.ay. a undher th* ki: lit dinner an' lv th' rest lv l rookin' chairs taught th* Fr-i ttlihout failin' h** dhressed. ravcipuions in ln'i-i-clii-s wan th* nobility injuinpim*- _aa.' --iTtr.wr-rl in his afthi-r that n ,-rm-y f'Ud bo lay. He -wove him in good winters on th rsi.til' S hi Fran-