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Los Angeles Daily Herald.
(From the Evening Express.)
A Heavy Real Estate Transaction
We are Indebted to Mr. A. H.
Judioa for tbe particular! of tbe
largest real estate transaction of
the year which has just been con
•ommated. The sale was made by
Mr. Henry Dalton transferring the
ranches known as "Azusa" aud
"San Jets Addition," oomprisiug
between eleven and fifteen thous
and acres. Tbe land is said to be
as fine as any to be found in Los
Angelas county aud well supplied
with water. The tract includes
the olit Dalton homestead, which
la one of the best known ranch
houses In the county. Tlie pur
chase price Is $140,000, and the uew
owners comprise a number of gen
tlemen of tbis county aud Sonoma
county. Messrs. Louts Wolfskiil,
W. A. Spurlock and G. W. Morgan
are among the Los Angeles repre
sentatives. The intention of these
gentlemen is to form a company to
be styled "The Mound City Land
and Water Association," for the
development, division and sale
of the property in question. Tbe
name "Mound City" is derived
from the presence ot a command
ing mesa or knoll on the ranch,
which, we suppose, is to be made a
town site. A partial division of
the lands will first be made among
Ibe owners, and a considerable col
ony from Sonoma county will take
possession of their portion and
commence tbe establishment of
little farms. After tbis is dove the
rest of the ranches will be held as
company property, to be im
proved somewhat in water
facilities, perhaps, aud sold
In small tracts to settlers. Tbe
trade has been In course of negoti
ation for a long time and its suc
cessful issue, we are informed, is
mainly due to the efforts of Mr. G.
W.Morgan, materially aided by Mr.
W. A. Spurlock. It is certainly a
matter calculate.l to break the
monotony of tbe prevailing dull
times and Inactivity of real estate
transactions and to furnish cause
for congratulation to every well
wlsber of this section. Such move
luvuts as this tend ntcrc to the ad
vancement of the real
Interests of the county
and tlie establishment of
lasting prosperity than any otiier
kind of good forluue which could
befall us at this time.
Mr. Brlerly's Heal Estate Circu
lar gives the transaction as follows:
Lewis WolfxkiH, Henry Dalton
and Guadalupe /. de Dulton, his
wife, to James IS. ami David H.
Seawell, Thomas W. Hudson,
James N. Wiley, Thomas H. Kick
man, Oeorite W. Park, all of Sono
ma county; and William A. Spur
lock aud George W. Morgan;—
agreement for sale and purchase of
Ibe Raueho "Azusa," and all rli(hf,
title aud interest cf parties of tbe
first part to rsuchn "Addition to
San Joti" and rnncho "Sun Jot*,"
as follows: J. li. and D. H. Sea
well, each 1,-50 acres; Hudson,
1,500 acres ; Wiley, 500 acres; Hick
man, 250 acres; Park, 100 acres;
Morgan and Spurlock, each 2,055
acres. Wolfskiil reserves 2,500
acres, ezoess, if any, in same pro
portion. Terms —$13,000 cash
(palil) ; $22,000 in 00 days ; balance
(.$105,000) 1 and 2 years at 10 per
cent, per annum. Deed ufter sec
ond payment. Possession to Jan
uary Ist, 1879; rents ami crops, ex
cept one-half of the orange crop,
reserved. Whole consideration,
$140,000.
The Fleas of Oakland.
Whatever Oakland litis is best.
The sunbeam is clearer, the air
more balmy, the plants have a
purer green, the flowers v brighter
color; the maidens are more grace
ful, the men braver than those of
other places. Kut the real glory of
Oakland is the superiority of its
fleas. Stockton is celebrated for Its
mosquito*, Sacramento for Its
bed-bugs, San Francisco fur its
rats, and Oakland fur lis
fleas. They are larger and I bete
nre mnre uf them; they
can jump lurllier and
higher, bite nfteuer and deeper,
lliuu iv y 11. us In the World. Tliev
are tunre persistent than :i b«wii<
agent, al.tl hold wllh a lightel grip
than a money lender. 'I hey swarm
every where —in the street?, the
.lores, and ihe public placs.
Everybody "has 'em bad." The
young nnd the old, Ihe tender aud
t he tough, alike nre meat for them.
If you wish te «i>y a complimentary
thing lo a young lady, ten to one a
flea will bite yon where it is impos
sible ta scratch, while, likely, the
lady, troubled in the same way,
will manifest impatience. Do not
misjudge her, or be discouraged.
'" You may fancy that your
neighbor in the cars lias the
Itch; no such thing; only the
Irrepressible Ilea. Flea-catching is
one of the accomplishments of our
belles. They never disrobe Without
taking a huul, and boast of tbe
number, they slay. Even the sanc
tuary is invaded by them; iv fact,
the church flea is the most raven
ous of nil. Starved dining the
week, he has au extraordinary ap
petite when the Sabbath conies.
No bells calling a lahoilug man to
liis dinner ever brought such Joy as
the Sunday chimes do to the fasting
flea. How be rushes to the attack
as the people lake their seats! How
the victims writhe and tijulrm as
the flea pluuges his jaws into them!
I'reachers unaccustomed to the phi -
nomena, Imagine it to be thesword
of the spirit bringing sinners to a
lively sense of their condition, and
they lay ou and spare not. Fleas,
reverend sir; nothing more.
Those who have studied phlebot
omy think they em distinguish
the bites of Ihe different denomi
nations. There is the flea of the
gushing Methodist, who is gentle
and affectionate; of the iron-bound
Preabyterlan, who bounces you
like a bomb shell; but for dowu
rlght hard work, take tho flea of
hsrd-thell Baptist, liaised amidst
difficulties like the Mcolchmau
among ids crags, aud the New
Euglander among the granite
boulders, he Is fitted for every pns
aibleStnergency iv a race for life.
None but the hardiest Burvive,
which proves Darwin's tlieorv of
the survival of the tlttest. — Oak
land limes.
p. OAMCNAVJC. j. IUMtUB.
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In liars. P. Casenave A Co. have fitted
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btlt whei.v respectfully solicit your
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HEMEDIES

Arc not a I Tan I ad h«. "cure-alls," but are
s-pceoThs m th i discuses for which they
arc recommended,
NATURAL sKLK/TlON.—aiv stlgiit
>>i sot natural science bave da in oust rated
bcyou i controversy that throughout tho
animal kingdom the "survival of the tit -
teat" is the only law th.it vouebaafei
Unlit and perpetuity. Docs not the same
prtnoi plr» gov.-ni tbe com merclal pros
perity of niitii? aii Interim ounnui sn*
ootsede a superior article. By reason of
Mupertor merit, l»r. Pierces Standard
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Dr. Sage's CataYrh Remedy
U Plessaaito Dm,
Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
It* cures exten I overs portoit of 20year*.
Dr. Sage s Catarrh Remedy
lis sale constantly Increases.
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
Cured by lit Wild, soothing effect.
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remsdy
t ttr*M "Cohi iv Ulead" ami Catarrh,oi
utflsntv
AN CP£N LETTER—IT SPEAKS
FOR ITSELF.
ROOKrOUT, Mass., April 2, 1877.
Mn. BwToa:—Having read*n your pa
per tepotts of the remai Rulde cures ol c.i
larrh, 1 am induced to tell *• what I kuow
abOUl catarrh," and 1 fancy tin* "snull "
and "inhaling tube" makers (mere dol
lar grabbors) would be glad If tbey could
emblason a similar euro iv the papers.
Fur liti years 1 sutiered With calami. The
nasal passages became coin plelely closed.
"Snub," ''dust," "ashes," "Inhaling
tubes," and "sticks" wouldn't worn,
though at intervals I would sum up the
so-called catarrh snuff, until i became a
valuable tester for such medicine*. 1
gradually grew worse, and njoneenn
Know bow much 1 suffered or What a
miserable being i was. My head ached
over my eyes until 1 was confined to my
bed lor matry successive days, mi tiering
ihe most intense pain, WblOb at one time
lastedooutlauously for it>B hours. ah
aense ot smell and taste goUS, sight and
hearing impaired, body shrunken
aud weakeneu nervous system shat
tered aud constitution broken, and i was
hawking and spitting seven-eighths of the
lime. I prayed lor death to relieve incut
my SUflerlllg- A favorable notice in your
pa'pei ot Dr. Sage's Catarrh Ueiuedy in
duced me to purchase a package and use
it with Dr. Pierces Nasal Douche, which
applies the remedy by hydrostatic pree
■ure, ibe only way compatible with com
mon sense, well, Mr. Editor, it did not
euro me in tineo-.oui t hs uf a second, nor
lUOOO hour or month, but In less than
eight minutes 1 was relieved, and iv
three- months entirely cured, and have
remained so over sixteen months. While
using Ihe Catarrh remedy, I used Dr.
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery to pu
rity my blood and strengthen my stom
ach. I also kept my liver active and
bowels regular by thu use of his Pleasant
Purgative Pellets. Il my experience will
induce other buil'ercrs to seek the same
menus oi relief, this letter will huvo an
swered its purpose.
Yours ruly, B. D. BJBMTCK.
A CLOUD OF WiTNfcIMSKH.—The fol
lowing named parties uro among the
thousands who nave been oureu of oa
turrh by the use ol Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Bemedyi a F Downs, New Geneva, I'a;
D J Drown, bt Joseph, Me; X O Lewis,
| Kilt land, Vtj Levi springer, Nettle Lake,
i uiiio; CbasNorcrop,N*th Cbesterneld.Me;
Milion Jones, feoriba, NY; J E Millar,
Brldger station, wj ; J 0 Merritnan, Lo
i gansport. Ind; M M Cost, Logausport,
indlJ W Balley.Tremont, Pa;H it Ayres,
La Forte, md; Jessie m sears, tt Branch,
md' 1, Williams, Canton, Missouri; W A
Thayer, Onarga, III; tt li Nichols, Jr, Gal
veston, Texas: Jonas F Keinert. Btones
ville, l'u; S W Lusk, McFurlur.d, W Is;
Johnson Williams, Holmlck, Ohio: Mrs
M A Curry. Trenton, iennt JGJoelin,
Keene, N v; a J Caspar, Table Kock, w
Vai Louis Anders, (j ays port, Ohio; C II
Chase. Elkhart, Ind; Mrs Henry Height,
Kan aranclsoo.Call Mrs ft M I4allu«ha,
Lawrence vltle, NY; W J Graham, Adel,
Iowa; A o Binttbj Newnan, Uai Cbai h
Uice, Baltimore, Md: Jesse M Sears, Car
lisle, ludj Dnn'l l» MillOJ, Ft W aync.iuu;
mis Minnie Arnalee, 2au Detunoy Bt.Wew
York; 11 W llall, Hustings, Mich; Win F
Marston, 1. iwc.l. Mass; 1 W Hoberts,
Maricopa, ah/.; L'hass Lvlauey, Harris
buig, In; M C vole, lx»w< 11. Moss: Mrs C
',i Hpurtlu,Camdeu, Ala; i harlee F Kaw,
Fredurioatown, Ohio; airs Lucy Hunt
ington, Farmlugtou.lii; * apt ft .s Bnauld-
Itig.C'Miapßtamoaugh, VVyo: 1 W Tracy,
nteamboal Buck, Iowa; airi Lydia Walte,
Miiisbaii.N V; J M Peek, Junction City,
Mont: Henry ttbe.Bantna.Qali l licum
tnings, Kan tout, HI; « H Jones, Charles
ton Four Comers, N V; GenF Hall, Put-b
-lo,cal; WmKßartrie, sterling, Pa; il
t: ttbon.MSFennßt, Pittsburg, Pat J it
Jack man, Samuel's Depot, gyi Henry
Zobrlat,Geneva,N V; Miss battle Fax
rott, Montgomery, Ohio; L icdbrook,
Chatham, ill; s it McCoy, NaMiporl,
Ohio; W W Warner, .North Jackson,
Mich; Mies Mary a Wlnne, Darien. Wis;
John Zeigler,Carlisle Springs, Pa.; James
rompktns, Bt Cloud,Mtnni (snook Due; ,
Pawnee CB-y. NebJ Jos T Miller, Xeuia,
Ohio; S li Nichols, Gal v< stou, Texus; H
L Laird, Upper Alton, III; John Davis,
Presoott, Anz; Mrs Nancy Graham, For
etit Grove, Ogn.
Golden Medical Discovery
In alterullve, or blood-cleansing.
Golden Medical Discovery
lm Pectoral.
Golden Medical Discovery
In a Cholugojmc, or Liver Hlloiula.nl.
Golden Medical Discovery
Jh Tonic.
Golden Medical Discovery
iiy reason of iin alterative properties,
cures Diseases of tbe mood audbkJn, as
Sciofula ( or Kina's Kvllj Tumoral Ulcere,
or Old Muies; Blotcuea, Pimples and
Kiuptlons. liy virtue ol its Pectoral
properties il cures br »neb ul, Throat ami
Lungnllectiuns; Incipient Consumption;
ldugerin» Couyh--, and t. lirouio Laryngi
tis, its Cuolegogue properties, render 11
au unequal remedy lor ulllonsneaaj Tor*
old Liver, or "LtTeroomplaiai;" and lv
Tonle properties make it equally elttca
uioiis in curing Indigestion, i«ossol Ap
petite and Dyspepsia.
VVnere tbe s.iii is sallow ami covered
wlib blotches anil pttuples, or where
it.ere me *cro nlous, ■waitings and atfec
kb.ua,a lew buttbs of uoiucii Medical
lUseovery will effect an entlie cure, it
yoU feel drowsy, debilitated, have suliow
Color of skin or yellowish-brown spots on
luce or body, Irequeut headache or dizzi
ness, bad taste in ir.outh, internal lieat
ercbtllsalternated witti not Dnsbee, low
spirit* and gloomy forebodings, irregular
appetite and tongue coated, you are suf
fering from Torpid Liver or Biliousness,
In many cases of Liver Complaint, only
part of these symptoms are experienced.
Asa remedy for all kuch eases, Dr. Pierces
Golden Medical IMscovery has no equal,
as it effect* perfect cuich,leaving tbe liver
strengthened and beaittiy.
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onable terms as at any
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In Southern California.
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LEGAL.
MORTGAGE BALe7~~
The llHiik o; Ollroy, Plaintiff*, v.. W n.
if Lawiur, w. li. Ml ronton* and Milton
Thoinu«, I)j enditul* — Tweuttatb
Dis lift Court.
tTNDER AND BY VIKI'UK OF A
J decree of foii eloNurn and or*
dcr ot eale entered In the
District Court, of iou sjtb Judicial
District of the .stale ol tJralifoi ihu. in and
Bar .Santa Clara coumy.on the Mth day
of June, A. i>. inTs, intue above entitled
ca-e, nnd m favor nt tho ItlUtk ut tj.ltoy,
plaint m, and nguiu t v\ llllam it. Law*
lor, W* H. Bimmonaand Mil ton I homes,
defendants, Hcriilb-u copy of which said
decree of foreclosure dirty attested undei
the seul of suld court on the I'J. h day
of June, A. 1). IS7B, arm delivered to me,
together with tho writ annexed thereto,
on the H.li day of July. A. i>. 187H,
whereby 1 am commanded to sell at public
auction, to the highest and host bidder
for cash tn U. H, gold coin, the following
and in Hitid decree dccrlbod real estate,
to wit:
That certain lot, pifen or parcel ol
land, lying, situate nnd being In tho city
and county of Xjoa Angeles, btateof Cal
ifornia, Known us lot number seven (7) in
block number (2) two of Hancock\s sur
vey, and bounded on the north by Mon
tagne'e place, on tho east by John Wil
son's tract, on the south by Jotlersou
street,and on tho west by Slain street;
saving ami excepting therefrom the in
terest of the defendant Milton Thomas
In and to that portio i of said premises
sp.'c finally described as follows, to Wit!
that portion lying south of tho southerly
limit and boundary of the city Of Los
Angelei and a part of the west half ot
the norl h west quarter Of section number
eight (S) in township number (2) south of
range number thirteen (18) west Han Iter
nardlno meridian, lying north oi Jeffer
son street, and descrioed as follows!
Commencing at the northeast corner of
said tract; thence south 660 chains to toe
north line of Jeffersou street; thence
along said north line northwest 15.24
chains to tho north lino of said tract;
t hence cast D.if t chains, to the place of tie
ginning, onlulning 2.7 J-100 acres of laud.
Public notice is hereby given that on
WEDNESDAY, THK 14th DAY
OF AUGUST, A. t>. 1878,
At 12 o'clock ST., I will proceed
to sell, al mo Court House
door, Iv the cily and county
of Lot Angeles, State of California, at
CllbllC auction to the highest unit best
idder for cash In LI. S. gold coin, to sat is
fy said decree for principal, interest,
attorneys' fees, costs and all accruing
costs,all the above described real estate,
or so much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy Mm judgment and accruing
costs.
Given und* miv hand,at Los. Angeles,
this 24th day ol Jul* , A. l>. IK7B.
11. M. MITCHELL,
lyi*6 td Hheritf.
In the Probate Court,
Of tlie County of Log Angeles,
Stale of California.
OBDEB TO SHOW CAUSE WHY OR
BEBOP BALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT IIK MADE.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas
Booth, deceased.
J. a* Griffin, the Administrator of the
estate of Thames Booth, deceased, hav
ing filed ins petition herein, duly veri
fied, praying for an order of saleol tbe
whole of the real estate, of said defend
ant , for (he purpi wes i herein set forth.
It is therefore ordered by the Probate
Judge of said Court I hat all persons inter
ested in ihe estate of said deceased ap
pear I'Cfore the said Probate Court Oil
MONDAY, THK 26tU DAY OF
AUGUST, 1878,
At ten o'clock In tho forenoon of (hat
day, at the Court Boom of said Probate
Court,at the Court House tn Los Angeles,
county of Los Angeles, to show
cause why an order should not be granted
to Ihe said administrator to sell so much
of the real estate of the said deceased
as shall be necessary.
And tbat a copy of this order be
published at least four successive weeks
in the Los a ugelee pally Herald, a news
paper prinled nnd published in said
Los Angeles county.
ALUcKT M. STEPHENS,
Probata Judge.
Dated July 20Ml, 1878. jy2l-4w
Sheriff's Bale.
A. Lothian and T. Walsh, partners doing
tusiness under thu nun name oi a.
Lothian a Co., Plaintiffs, vs. ueorge
Lehman aud Win. Klalber, Defend
ants— Seventeen th District Court,
Under and by virtue of a decree Of fure
ctosure of lieu and order of
sale en tort d In the District
Court of ihe Seventeenth Judicial Dis
trict of the siate ol California, In and for
Los Angeles county, on the 6lh day of
July, A, D. 1878, and a writ nn foreslo**ure
of lien, entered in tha aforesaid District
Court] annexed to said decree and dated
the 18th day ot July, A. D. le7B, In the
abovu entitled case and In favor of
A. Lothian m Co., plaintiffs* and against
George Lehman and William Klalber,
defendants, a eertlfled copy of which
said deoreo of foreclosure, uuly
at tested under tho seal of said
court on tho l(j h day of July, A. D.
187*., and delivered to me, togetin r with
the Writ annexed t hereto, on
the llhii day ol July, A.D. 1878, whereby I
am to sell at public auction
tothe highest and best bidder lor cash in
v. s. gold coin, the following and In said
decree described real estate, to-wit:
That certain parcel ol land, being In
the city and county of Los AUgelt s,(state
of California, and described as iollows.
to wit:
Commencing on the noi thwestcrly line
of Main street, at the sou t bwesterly cor
ner af the lot which was the bakery for
merly of Kuhn, which point is also dis
tant il feetB inches from tho southwest
erly corner of Third and Main streets;
liieucc southwesterly along Main street
83 feet 5 inches [31 varus]; thence#lo feet
to Spring street; thence northeasterly
along Murine; street 112 feet 7 Inches;
thence 3:>o ftet. to poinf of beginning, be*
IngthC lot known as Ihe it und House,
or Garden of Paraiise, together with the
hall or dancing house an I other build
in gH thereon erected.
Public notice Is hereby given that on
TUKSDAY, THE 13Wi DAY OF
AUGUST. A. U. 1378,
At 12 o'clock Km I will proceed to noil
at tho Court House door, in the olty and
county of LOS Angeles, Slate of Califor
nia, at public auction to tbe highest
aud b« st bidder for cash In L\ S. gold
coin, to satisfy said decree for principal,
interest., attorneys l fees, costs, and all ac
cruing costs, all (ho above described rod
estate,
Given under mv hand, at LOS Angeles,
this LOih day ol July, A. I>. 1878.
JJ. M. MII'CHKLL,
Jil d Sberiir.
SPECIAL STUCKHOLDEKS' MEF.TINa
OK THK
LOS ANGELES OIL COMPANY.
NOTiCK.-A special meeting id' the
stockholder* of the Loh Angeles oil Com
pel y will be held at the office of Menus.
Tom A ItOSS, rooms No*, (1 and 7, Teni
pie Block,olty of Los Angeles, Cal,, »m
I'HC HMDAV, theBth day ol An-no, is7.\
s>i iwooVlock p* M* ou thai day* f»r >b>
pmpose «f taking Into coi'sidcraflon
Wllat> disposition shall be made of the
stock h'-ionglug lolio-■ onipnny. a-on red
by purchase at sales for delinquent us
sessiuenteand b., transfers, nod for no
ot her p'lrpos ■.
By older of the n.> i d of Dire Lor* of
July IBllh, It7B.
W. J. NEBLY,
Secretary Los Angeles on i ■,».
Lee Angeles, July *J2, 1878. Jy.';l d
NEW YORK BREWERY
PHIL. LAUTH
Kiii*rest.or tn Chris. Henne) Proprlulor.
The CLKAKKHT, I'UHKST and MOST
HRILLIArIT LAGER BBKB Booto of
wan Francisco,
Order* for DRAUGHT <>r COTTLKD
Bi .i.h promptly attended to.
Tim celebrated Boer from I Ida Ilrewery
t<flen comnettUon In the Htata. mro-tf
BOILER MAKER.
I am now prepared to do all kind! of
Boiler Work and Repairing
noiLKP-t promptly attended lo and
Hatlafaellon guaranteed. A. InMtN.
Jeia im P. O. liox. No. 250.
LEGAL.
Delinquent Sale—Notice.
CALIFORNIA STAR OIL WOTtKS
COMPANY.
Location of principal Place of Business
Han IftranOlFOO LOOallon of Works, An
drews' station, Los AngelsS, County,
and Mm Bueuareutura. Ventura 'Jo,
Cal,
noir: B.
There uredelinquent Upon I he fol lowing
described stock, on account of aaeeea*
meat No. ft, levied on the 18th day of
May, 187$, the several umouuts
sei onposite the names of (hp respective
shaieholders, us follows:
No. of No. of
Names. Cortlfleiite. Shares. Amt.
F. li. 1 aylor, Trustee 1 1998 MKT 60
I<. It. Taylor. Truatee 8 1890 2">00 00
j. A. Ucotf, Trustee.,. 7 600 1960 00
.1. Ai Scoff, Trustee... 8 suo 1250 OO
J, M. McDnuald 11 KM) 8500 00
11. K. Hoblnson, l rua
tee 13 MO 7175 80
M. X McDonald 11 hi 25 HI)
a. J. Bryant,Trustee* 15 i9Ji 498" 5)
A. I. Bryant 10 5 12 &U
D. ti. Scofleld 17 o 12 80
And in accordance wit h law and an or
der of the lioaid of Direc
tors made on the HHh day of May,
1878,50 many shares of each parcel or
SUOn stock as may be neces<iaiy w.ll be
sold at, public auc'ion at :ils t atlfornla
street, on
FRIDAY, the sth DAY OF JULY, 1878,
At the hour of 12 o'clock si. of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment there*
on, together with costs of advertising
and expenses of anle.
J. S. TAYLOR, tt' oratory.
Offloe—Bls California St., ban Francisco,
California. JuJUd
P< IST i'ONEMKNT.
The above sale lspistponed untilS itur
day the 27th day of July.
By onler of Ihe llxml of Directors.
J. H. TAYLOR,
jy6:d Secretary.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
J. K. Cnmmtngs, Plaintiff, ye, John C.
Urown and Mary Brown. Defendants—
Seventeenth District Court,
UNDKRAND BY VIRTUE OK A
a decree of foreclosure and order of
Id ■ entered in tlie District Court
of tho Seventeenth Judicial District
ofthe State of California, In and for Dos
AngclcscoiiHty, on the .">lh day of July,
1878, nnd a writ on foreclosure >>;
mortgage, entered in the aforesaid Dis
trict Court,annexed to said decree and
dated the 6th day of July, 1878, tn
I hi-above entitled cisc, and in favor ol
.1. K. Cummlnge, plaintiff*, and against
JohoC* Brown and Mary'Urown, defend
ants, a certified copy of which said de
cree of foreclosure, duly attested un
der the seal of said court on tho a h day
of July, 1878, nnd delivered
tome, together with Ihe writ annexed
thereto, ou the same day, whereby 1
am commanded io sell at public euc
tlon, to the highest and best bidder, for
cash in If. S. gold ooln, the following and
In sal.l decree described real estate, lo
Wit:
Ail that piece or parcel of land,
lying and being in the coun
ty of I,os Angeles, Slate oi" Call
t iTnia, described as follows, to wit:
Commencing at the point where the
north w Bt corner of plal N intersects t be
dividing lines of plats X and 11, as per
Hoffman's map ol the Ranclio Santa
QerttUdCS, recorded in the office Of the
County Recorder of too county of Los
Angeles, and running thence southerly
a ong Ihe weslerly line of said plat N , to
the northerly line of land sold lo Adol ph
Pauleon; thence at right angles easterly
to ill" westerly line of Bayles* land;
thence ut right tingles northerly along
the westerly line of Bayles' land to the
northerly line of said plat N, ami thence
at right angles westerly along the north
erly line or said plat N to the place of be
gin nine; being In township three (;l)
south range (12j twelve (12) west San Ber«
nardlno meridian, and estimated to con
tain forty (40) acres of laud, reserving
therefrom lor roads, railroads, ditches
and water courses tbe sti ip ot
land thirty (30) leu wide along, adjoin
ing and each Side Ol the township, range
and section lines, in dug tho same land
conveyed to the defendant John ('.
Urown by Hie Santa (icrirudes Land As
sociation by deed of dste Feb. 4th, 1871,
recorded in bo 3 k 16, 312, of deeds,
r cords of Los Angeles county, to which
record reference is hereby made.
Public notice is hereoggiven that on
TUKSDAY, THE SOtli DAY OK
JULY, A. I). 1876,
At 12 O'clock M., I will proceed to sell at tlie
Court Houso door, iv the City and County
of Los Angeles, State of California, at
public auction, to the highest anil best bid
der, for cash in United States gold coin, to
satisfy said decree for principal, interest,
attorney's fees, ousts, snd all accruing
costs, ail the above described real estate.
Qlven under my hand at Log Angeles,
this Ist dsy of July, A. D. 1878.
a. M. MITCHELL,
lyj Id Shenir.
or CONDITION OE 1 HE
Farmers' & Merchants »Bank
OF LOS AMCELES, CA'_.,
ON MONDAY, JULY lit, 187 S.
\MBTS,
t.'asii on hand 1119.1C7 7J
Cash w iin eorreeoond
cnts—
First National Oold
Hank, .San Frnucls
eo MM '■>'
The Bank of Califor
nia, San Francisco. 28,031 8
London and Ban
Krunci 100 Hank .
(liniited) Han Fran
cisco 1,037 09
Aeeney of Hank of
C a 111 orn 1 a, New
York 0.875 31
03,159 17
Tolal cash tISI/dO no
Loans and Discounts... 826 420 82
Bonds and Warrants... 5,57 l Oi)
Bank Building ih.uoo iio
Vaults and Fixtures... B,OH 8J
Real estate, taken lv
foreclosure of niort
gtgei 11,518 70
Sl.UVillls 81
NOTE.—Tho amount of Interest ilue
and aoorued nut nnoolleoted la tils 717 76,
which is nol included in the atneta ot ihe
aseeteofthe toregalng statement.
LIABILITIES,
apltal, paid up in
gold 517.V0011 IK)
Reserverund £00;u D.i
Buri ■«*». 11,771 13
1 l"l Capital 11137 779 45
ll.li- diM.nsllors 501,'Jlitj 4S
Utidl\ i led pr Bis IS,:tio CO
lIVi PIS 91
VVc, the Cnininnl In, ('examined (lie
hooka and 0 .iinled the .ash, aud And
a,l e»rr< ot,
1 1,. <\ ii ODWIN,
bignodi J ip. w. rim in,
( IiUUKNE MEYER,
Committee.
July Id, 1878.
Til-' within siu'euii'iit of the tl**f*t* ami
liabilities ol ihe Fanners' and Mer
chant*' Bank ol Lo* Angela* Is tine, lo
Mi ■ hfsi ol my knowledge and beiief.
ISA lAS \V. HIiLI.M \N,
I'lcsideul.
Los Angela*, July 3d. 1878.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
lii is third day of July. A. D. 1878.
A. W. I'o'lTs, County Clerk.
Hy D At. A DAMS, Lepuly. Jy4 3w
NOTICE.
All persons having olftlmt AffAtntt the
late arm Of B. I>. WJI.WUN * Co. are
hereby notified and requenWd to preHcnt
the aume at once to the undei'stuned, at
hla mldonoe, at Ban Marino, Align-
Jen county; nnd nil person* indebted tv
said iirm are hereby notified and request
edto settle t heir oooonntl without delay.
Imfed April 17th, 187 H.
npiatl J, Idi HARTH RTTORB,
HrT. .1 v.
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J.i^,J.,Tv' 0 ', l .7' lr ' fc M it,, wo.id.rrul
B , ,f ' ,r ! ,l "» <%***. «■ ltri"«s.|*« for to «»>■.
f-»mpU CV.hl <i. %tm pmiU CM fui full i*Hirul*#». N. R-I
hwt ■rruifcnKnit n,*,.|« »>il tin funihh luoijptli •» »ru-i«
»»Bl*a t.T «(rr"l» o..n.uni.ri. t r At.,-rt i .-» n „, For*!.-". ««■*
0. Q. UKVAM. hbW rrj W M lilaalon 8t . C'tlf«co,
LEGAL.
Mortgage Kale.
Julin H.Tate, Plaintiff, vs. Thomas A
Sanchez am) Mnriu H. de Snnuber —
Hcvcuteeiitb District Court.
UNDER AM) BT VIRTUK Off
a decree or fnroclusiiie sn I
order of sale entered In tnc
District Court of* thu Scvc li
te nth Judicial Dlairlei of the Mute
of Cal I lorn la. In and for lx>s Angeles
couitty on the 3d day of June,
A. I>. IB7h. Rtttl a wilt on
foreclosure of mortgage entered In
the aforesaid District Court, annexed to
said decree and dated Ihe 17th day of
July, A. 1». 187S, in the above entitled
case and In favor of John 11. Tate,
plain (Iff, nml against Thomas A.
Banebes and Maria s. do Banehes.de'
fendauts, a ceil I fled copy of which
said decree of foreclosure, duly
attested under tho seal of said court ou
tho 17lh day of July, A. 1). IK7S, und
delivered to me, together with the writ
annexed thereto, ou ihe 19th day of
July, A. L). 187S, whereby 1 am com
inuudcd lo sell ut public auction, to ihe
highest and host bidder, foi cash in U. s.
yold coin, the following and in said de
cree described real estai •, to wli:
Alt that cjitain piece or parcel of lan
situate in the city and county of Los
Amjelcs, State of California, bounded
and described us follows:
Lots known and numbered as lots
number nine (0), ten (10), cloven (11),
twelve (12), thirteen (13), fourteen (l-D.
fli teen (id), sixteen (10), twenty-one (211,
twenty-;wo (22), twenty-three (88), twtu
ty-four (21\ twLUty-ttvo (25), twenty-Sis
(2ft), tweniy-eeven (27), twenty-eight (<8),
of block No. 2,as delineated on acenalu
map now on flic in the Recorders offloe
of Los Angeles county, and kuown as lie,
map of the SanohfS tract, and sltual-f
near the Rail read Depot in taid city.
Said map was made by Ueorge Hunseii
and L.Beebold, April, 1871. Also, block
one [IJ, said tract, as delineated on said
map Of said City and made by Hansen
arid S. ebold la April, 1871.
Public notlc *Is hereby giveu that ou
SATURDAY, THK 10th DAY OK
AUGUST, A. D. 1878,
At I.'o'clock M., I will proceed to sell
at the Court House door, in the city and
county of Los Angeles, State of Califor
nia, at public auction, lo tbe hlghestnnd
best bidder, for cash In U. s.
gold coin to satisfy said decree for prin
cipal, Interest, attorney* fees, costs and
and all accruing costs, all the above de
hor.bed real estate.
Given under my hand, at Los Angeles
this 19th day of J, ly, a. U. 1878.
11. M. MITCHELL,
ly£o l 1 riheiltT.
In the Probate Court
Of the County of Loi Angel eg, Si ale
of California.
IN THE MATTER OF THK ESTATE OP
M ANIJKL REQUBHA, DKCKASED.
it appearing lo too laid Court by the
petition this day presented and tiled t>v
Wm. L. Banning, tv« tx< outoi
ot tho 08tale of said ADin -
ne] Krquena, deceased, preying
tor an order ot sale of real estate, that II is
necessary to sell some nor
lion ot the real e.slnte to pay the debts
outstanding against the d*cctt*cd, and
the debts, expenses nml charges of ad
ministration:
It is then fore ordered by tbe said Court
that all persons interested in the estate
ot said deceased, appear before the sain
Probate Court on Monday, the 15th day
ot July, 1878, at li) o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, st the court room
ol said Probate Court, at the Court
House, iv the city aiiJ county of Los
Angelee, to show cause why an ordei
should not be grunted to tbe said Execu
tor to soil so much of the real aslale
of the said deceased as shall be necessan
And thut a copy of this order be pub
lished at least lour successive weeks in
the Daily Los Angeles 7/era/d, n newspa
per printed and published In said city and
county Of Los Angeles,
Dated June 7tb, 1878.
A LllKltl' .M. STKPIIKNS,
JS!d Probate Judge,
Assessment Notice.
LOS ANGELES OIL COMPANY.
Location of principal place of business
Los Angeles, California,—Location of
works, Ventura county, California,
Notion is hereby given th it nt n
meeting ol the Hoard of CHree
k>re of this Company hold on
the 2d day of July, IS7S, an as
sessment (No. 4) Of twenty-five cents per
Khnie was levied upon the cup
ltal stock ot the company, payable im
mediately, In IT. s, gold coin, u» tho Sec
retary, nt bis office. No. 5 Temple lilock,
city tit Los Angeles.
Any .stock upon which this assess*
meut remains tin paid ou the 6th
day of August, 187*. will he deliu
quentand advertised for sale at public
auction; and unless paid be
fore Will be sold on the CB-h day o >
August, 1878, to nay the delinquent as
seesment, together with costs of adwrtis
menl and expenses of sal".
lly order ol the Hoard of Dlrectm s.
WM, J. NKKLY.Sccretaiy,
No. 5 Temple lilock, L«.s Angeles.
LOS Angeles, July 3d, 18 b. Jyttd
Co-Piirtncrsliip Notice.
We tho undersigned, Vv, Aoekerhlum
and Augustine Nordhott, both icsideu.u
oi the oil V Ol l.os Angeles, county of lins
Angelas, .state of California, hereby certi
fy t hat we bave entered into a ci,-partner
ship to manufacture soda and other min
eral waters at, the UNION ,SOl>A WOIEKS
in said city, under the firm name ol
AOCK KHBLUM A 00.
fa witness whereof we have hereunto
nMixed our signatures.
Pit. AOCKKRBHTM.
AUUUSITNK NORDHOLT.
Ins Angeles, July Ist, 1878. Iy7-4w
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all whom It
may concern that from and alter this
date Mr. If. S. FINN ALL Is alone au
thorized ti cdlcct and receipt for any
andnll deitts tine to nnd claims lield by
tbe undersigned. No payment to any
Other person will be reooehlsed,
HIUUKNS, BPJCIBUY A CO.
July '_>4lh. 1878 Jy2l lm
0. 1). HOIT,
Vetorinnry Surgroon,
AT FKKOUSON & ROSE'S BTAHLE,
Main street, Los Angeles. je2-2m
phi b^ewYry,
ON AUSO STUKKr.
D. MAIILSTCDT PROPRIETOR.
IB H i H i _bi/
Sold br the barrel, keg ami bottle, nnd
delivered to unv pari of tin; city,
Jjiitf
Grocery Store for Sale.
Doing v good busi lies-; satisfn"tory
reasons given for idling. Enquire at the
Ilerald olllce. m.T2Bif
Private Boarding House.
No. 21, cor. Third nnd Hill sis.
jprniAßn by the day, week on
MONTH. Term* Reasonable. o!2(f

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