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CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.
WEDNESDAY NOV. 4, 1574.
The E.rpretk lias a greet deal to say
about the misrepresentations of the
Herald, but it is careful not to desig
nate our charge that while claiming
to be a Republican organ and accept
ing support from that party, it was
induced to advocate the election of a
Democratic candidate. The little
traitor does not charge this as one
of the " things that are lies."
Tin: little ring organ charges that
Mr. S.VRU'Hi is the Water < Vmpany's
candidate for Mayor. This is too thin
to hide Mr. Tiffany. Mr. Sauk hi is
a large man, but large as he is, tlie
lion's skin is too short .and the uncov
ered ears betray the animal beneath.
Mr.S.VKK hi will not ejire to be used as
a make-believe candidate of the Water
Company for the purpose of inducing
citizens to support their real candidate,
Mr. Tiffany.
The Evttliug ExprtU denies that it
offered a direct insult to our German
born citizens by au invidious compar
ison of their mother tongue with the
Chinese language* and asks Mr. BEAU
dky to republish its remarks. As Mr.
Be Alt dry is less fortunate than Mr.
Tiffany in being the owner of a
paper, the Herald will give the para
graph which the Express asks for but
lacks the candor and mutdiood to re
produce in its columns. It is as fol
lows:
The German Ii the lensi useful language
one could he possibly possessed ol in active
lite in this country, tor the reason Unit Gfer*
mans readily acquire tbe English on their
arrival here. Practically, the Chinese tongue
Would be Infinitely more valuable in the
commercial aud racial relations now spring
ing up o« this side of the Continent.
This is what the little ring organ re
insults German born citizens by styl
ing "decorous argument."
Ikon-claps have depreciated in
value rapidly of late or—which is most
likely—there is thieving going on by
which the Government, and of course
the people, are being swindled by
wholesale. Lately nine of those ves
sels were sold near New Orleans for
the insignificant sum of $o!>,000. When
we consider the fact that each of these
boats cost from $900,000 to 23011,000, we
cannot but think there was rascality
iv the sale. At any rate the thing
looked so bad that the Department re
fused to sanction the sale Of but three
of the monitors. These vessels, which
some one connected with the navy at
tempted to steal, are worth at least
$2,1X30,000.
The indications aro that the rush for
Pauamint will commence early in the
Spring and continue until that section
of the country is alive with miners.
All our reports from that locality are
of the most Haltering character and it
is the opinion of old miners that Pan
amint will prove a second Comstock.
A large quantity of freight is going
forward and men of experience iv sil
ver mining are investing immense
sums in machinery intended to reduce
the ore from the hundreds of rich
ledgea already discovered and many of
them partially developed. Yesterday
a number of gentlemen left this
city for Pauamint, where they will
court tbe fickle goddess, Fortune.
There is no doubt but that Panamint
will become a great miningcenter and
what is better still, Its mines will be
the inducement that will bring the
energy and money that will discover
and develop hundreds ot ledges now
unknown.
The Ring Organ Raves.
We regret to see tbe Express losing
its temper. Its editorial columns of
last evening were filled with personal
assaults upon Mr. Beaudry and vitu
perative articles on the Herald. In
our allusion to the circumstance
that after a conversation in tbe
Supervisor's room between one of tlie
publishers of the Express and a couple
of Democrats, the professed Republi
can organ, with a suddenness almost
amounting to indecent baste, became
the enthusiastic supporter of a Demo
cratic candidate, we merely reverted
to a fact well known by the leaders of
all parties in this city, and in so doing
we did not for a moment suppose that
we were uncovering a ghost which
would throw our little cotemporary
into spasms. We have in our possess
ion tbe details of that transaction—tbe
incidents of the treachery and amount
ot argument that brought it about—
and we did propose to lay tlie
whole matter before the HSKALD'S
readers, but since a bare allusion to
the cirumatance produces such strong
symptoms of rabies, we dread the
effect that a full recital will have on
the ex-gauger's organ. Jt is a fact
well understood in this city that Mr.
Tikkany is the chosen candidate of
tbe ring for Mayor, and all understand
that the personal attacks on Mr.
Beaudry which till the columns of
tbe Express are prompted by tbe zeal
of that paper to serve the ring to
which, it to all intents and purposes,
belongs. We do not know that tbe
little sheet should be blamed for obey
ing the command of its purchasers; it
could not do otherwise and live; but
it should not whine aud whimper
when kicked for its master's sake.
When the Express commenced its
personal warfare we warned it that
there would lie blows to receive as well
as to give.
An Unpopular Appointment.
In the appointment of J>r. Brnti.ev !
to the of the Nan*
Insane Asylum Governor RooTn has
exposed hinwrtf to the suspicion of
using liis executive power for polil ienl
preferment. There wore better men
who would have accepted tin- appoint*
meat and the qiialincattous of those
men W«N so well known that it isdifri
cult for the Governor's warmest
friends, of which tlie HMtALD is
known to be one, to oiler acceptable
reusems for his oclioo in causing the
appqirrtraent of Dr. Bkmlly. We
assume, of course, tlmt the Board
would not have made this appoint
ment had it not been recoiomended
by the Governor, \> 1 1< * it is Understood,
generally manages these things
though the actual eleetioii is made by
the votes of the Board Of Directors. The
San Francisco /W which is always
ready to charge all persons whom it
docs not like, and that includes nearly
everybody, with improper motives,
says one of (lie eligible candidates for
the paa!tlon,Dr.\V ilk i sts,was defeated
foi the sole reason that Cy. Whf.f.lkr
the Governor's, partner desired hisde
feal. This is but the mere un
sustained assertion of an irrespon.sible
party, and will not be believed unless
supporting evidence is forthcoming,
lint assuming tttatCr. Wheeler did
induce the Governor not to nominate
Dr. Wn.kins, why is it that Dr. Tri L's
was overlooked ? Tins gentleman has
for years filled the responsible, position
of first assistant physician in the
Stockton Asylum. He is un able phy
sician, and no man in tlie State better
understands the care and management
of the insane. C*v. Wiikklkk's per
sonal animosity did not extend to Dr.
Titi s, yet the Coventor did not favor
his election. Partizan journals charge,
and they adduce no inconsiderable
S>EQOUnt Of evidence to sustain the
charge, that the claims of both Dr.
WELKINS and Dr. Tv t s were not con
sidered for the sole reason that they
were Democrats. If the charge is
correct, Governor Booth, tbe leader
of an Independent party and tlie
apostle of Independent principles, has
shown himself incapable of sinking
his political preferences in the cause
of humanity to the extent which
marked the course of Gov, Hahjht, a
professed Democrat, when ho refused
to remove the Republican Superin
tendent of the State insane Asylum,
Dr. Shuktlifi', because be believed
him to be the right man in tiie right
place. When Democrats urged the
removel of the Republican Superin
tendent, the Governor answered that
it was the care of the unfottunutes in
the Asylum, and not the finding of a
place for a member of his party, that
actuated him while considering the
appointment of a Superintendent of
lifted the management of the Insane
Asylum out of politics, and Governor
BOOTH —au Independent—is charged
with throwing it back into the filthy
pool. For the sake of humanity and
for the honor of the Governor, wo
hope the charge will prove without
tlie slightest foundation in fact.
ONE of the heaviest blows yet re
ceived by the "Southern outrage"
manufacturers was dealt by the New
York Sun. The E<pnf,fie stated that
the United States mail train running
between Livingston und Demopolis
was stopped and robbed by one hun
dred armed men on October fifth. The
Sun oilers three little facts which en
tirely annihilates the Repub lie's story:
First, there is no railroad connecting
the two towns named and consequently
no mail train; second, the mail train
between Livingston and Demopolis is
carried by a negro on a mule, and,
third, that on Monday, October oth,
the mule was indisposed and in conse
quence no trip was made.
Nevada Politics.
Virginia Cray, October3lst.—Win.
Lehigh has been dropped from the
Democratic ticket as candidate for As
semblyman and tlie name of Ogden
Oiles has been substituted instead.
There was suspicion of Lehigh being
in collusion with Sharon. Tbe Inde
pendent State Central Committee to
night took oft' the name of W. H.
Beatly for Judge of the Supreme
Court, and put instead the name of
Abe Hillhouse.
A meeting of the Republican* was
held this evening in the Opera House.
Wm. Woodburn spoke an hour, con
lining his remarks principally to per
sonal explanations. Tom Fitch fol
lowed, announcing himself once more
as a Republican. Confusion, laughter
and jeers followed. His speech was
an abuse of individuals. Charles De
Long spoke at length and did not at
tempt to follow bis friend Fitch.
He alluded to all the candidates for
the Benatorthtp, Sutro, Williams,
Mitchell, Clark ami himself, but did
not once mention the name of Sharon.
Sharon appeared, but owing to deli
cate health was unable to speak at any
considerable length. He was glad to
be amongst bis friends and to have an
opportunity to shake bands with them.
He was not abused by miners, mechan
ics and business men, but by hired
slanderers. He hoped Providence
would kindly smile upon tbe people.
He had worked for the interests of the
laboring class, and liud always paid
liberelly. If wealth be a crime, why
then be pleaded guilty; but bis wealth
had bee* made to contribute to the
well-being of bis fellow-men. After
severely denouncing the Sutro scheme,
ho closed by saying that be would
abide by tbe decision of the people.
J. C. Hazlett, candidate for fiov
ernor, was not present.
Professor Carr's Successor.
Professor Hilgard, of Michigan Uni
versity, who temporarily supplied the
chair of Agriculture at tbe University
alter Professor Carr's removal, has
been invited to fill it permanently by
the Board of Regents.
The wheat merchants in Woodland
are now paying $1 $5 per one hundred
pounds.
Latest Telegrams.
EASTERN.
Am RaruNt Npnrriiiu Match.
N K.w York, October .51st. —A spar
ring match, which nearly ended in a
regular prize light ou the stage at tiie
Bowery Theatre, took place last night
between Edwards and Fiddler Ncary,
two well known pugilists. Seven
rounds were fought, and Ncary's tace
«as battered fearfully. Kdwnrds was
comparatively unhurt. They had to
be several tiroes by at
tendants.
Nerloun Riot.
RICHMOND Va., October3lst.—A se
rious riot occurred yesterday between
the I'latt and Norton and Bay He fac
tions, lv which pistols and knives
were freely used. It is reported that
several were killed and many severely
wounded. The report* nreconllicling,
however.
'■'lie Louisiana Elerlloii-
Nkw OItLKANS, November BuY Tlie
election promises to be quiet. Vp to
this hour, 1 P. M., no disturbance of
any kind is reported. Persons fraud
ulently registered are challenged by
either party, and not allowed to vote.
Many negroes vote the I 'onservutive
ticket;.
Dispatches from Franklin and New
Iberia, Say that every tiling is quiet in
the later Parish. The negroes are re
ported as voting strongly with the
whites. Up to this time everything
is peaceable here.
Indications are that the city goes
Conservative from i~,0»h) to 14,000 ma
jority. The Conservatives claim 15,
--000. It is generally believed Ihat
Gibson, Conservative, has defeated
Snyder, Republican, for Congress, in
the District. The Conservatives
claim the election of F.llis in the Sec
ond, though the race will he very
close. The Democrats claim tlie State
by from P>,ooo to 6,000 majority. The
Republicans estimate their majority
in the State at 10,000 or less. The vote
for Congressmen in the Third, Fourth,
Fifth and Sixth Districts will be very
close from present indications. Gov
ernor Kelloga thinks the Republicans
will carry the Slate by a good majori
ty, and elect probably five, and possi
bly six Congressmen". Governor Mc-
Enery thinks the State lias gone Con
servative with three Congressmen.
Midniuht —There are no returns of
the city vote, but it is thought the
majority of t hose C-lected are Conserva
tives who have 15,000 majority. Re
ports from Parishes are meagre, but
show a Conservative gain. The indi
cations are that the State vote is
close. Tlie Conservatives claim four
Congressmen; but the Republicans do
not admit of any but one. No dis
turbance is reported from any quarter.
Mteauier Foundered.
St. Paul (Minn.), November 2d.—
The steamer Lotta Bernard, from
Pigeon river to Duluth, foundered in
Lake Superior on the 29th ult., during
a feariul gale. There was one passen
ger aud a crew ol* fourteen on board.
The passenger and one of the crew
were drowned. The rest escaped in a
long boat, landing next day, after suf
fering severely.
Pacific toast Appropriations.
Washinuton, November 2d. —Gon.
Humphreys in his annual report asks
for the following, among other appro
priations, tor the year ending June,
1875: For tho fort nt, Fort 1»..i..*, tan..
mt A feffeat appn>
pi iations arc asked at Point San Jose
or Angel Island, nor at San Diego, or
for the removal of Rincon rock. An
appropriation of $20,000 is asked for
the defenses at the mouth of the Co
lumbia river.
The Board of Engineers for the Pa
cific Coast has completed an examina
tion of the project for the protection of
tlie rear of the sea coast defense at
Fort Point, Lime Point and Alcatroz
Island, and the examination of San
Diego harbor for the purpose of ascer
taining the amount of sediment depos
ited iv the harbor by the floods in San
Diego river.
In reference te their examination of
the Sacramento, San Joaquin and Tu
lare valleys with regard to irrigation,
the engineers say that the cost of such
irrigation would be very great, but
that the value bf the lands would be
increased many times.
Jerome Park Races.
Jerome Pake, N.Y., October 31st.—
The race for a purse of $300, one and
one-eighth miles, was won by Mildew
in 1:58 J. The third race, for $000, one
and one half miles, was won by Shy
lock by three lengths; time, 2:38. Tlie
horse B. F. Carver and his owner and
jockey have been ruled off the track
on account of the jockey pulling the
horse in the last race. The last race
was a grand steeple-chase for a purse
of $800, about two and one-half miles.
This was the most interesting of the
day. There were thirteen entries, in
cluding Trouble and Monstone, the fa
vorites, against Green's Harry Booth,
Ayres' Blind Tom and Davalo and
Lorillard's Resolute and Austrian,
Little Mary Clark, Tully's Vesuvius
and Cattanack's Impecunious. At
the start Trouble took the lead aud
maintained it throughout the race.
All the horses took the hurdles in fine
style, following each other iti close
succession. No accident happened,
except that Blind Tom lost his rider
going over a stone wall. The race
was won by trouble, with Davalo half
a length behind and Resolute third.
Time, 4:18.
FOREIGN.
Colored I utile mm t v Mooting: In Cnn-
HUH.
Toronto, October 31st.—An indig
nation meeting of the colored citizens
of this city was held last evening, at
which resolutions were passed protest
ing against the outrages on the colored
people of tbe South, and tendering
their sympathy, with material aid, if
required, to their brethren iv their
struggle for equal rights.
Utah News.
Salt Lakk, OetoburSlst.—At Bhig
hant cafion this morning Cieorge M.
Norton, an assayer, in a (luarrel. shot
and fatally wounded Dr. Bredemeyer,
the Superintendent of the Neptune
mine.
The lirst iron which was ever man
ufactured in I Hah, was shipped East
to-day.
A warrant waa issued this evening
for the arrest of Geo. C. Bates, ex-
United State* District Attorney, for
making two assaults on Deo Hollander
with a pistol—one to force the pay
ment of a promissory note and tne
other for publishing the facts of the
first assault.
A Wrestling Match.
Sacramento, October Slat. —The
wrestling match to-night between
Thomas Harris aud Michael Wbalen,
which has excited considerable inter
est, was won by Wbalen.
Nevada Items.
The wood choppers have been
driven out of the mountains by (lie
storm.
On the sth 6th and ttth of November
there will be races at Agricultural
Park, Virginia City.
Twice the volume of water required
to turn the mills is now flowing into
Carson river.
A Virginia City paper says a man
can't throw a shovel-full ot snow off
of his roof just now without hitting a
candidate.
The big tailings mill oir Six-mile
Carinu is again in full blast and is
i timing out a la rue amount of bullion
Manager Sohn Piper, having en
gaged Frank Mayo and Rosa Rand,
will reopen his Opera House iv Vir
ginia City ou the 14th instant.
MARRIED.
PAt'HAt'O—SANCHEZ. In LOS Augeles, oil
the evening of the 3d inst., by Justice Gray.
Mr. P. Pachaco, ol Contra t'ostu county, 10
Miss Eloulsa Sanchez, of I.os Angeles.
NEW TO-DAY.
The Races are Over.
So now is your time to consider, and to
make up your mind about a \ory important
mutter of taste. I keep no many different
brands of Imported and domestic Cigars, that
It Is impossible lor any one to leave my store
without beln. r well suited. I guarantee to
give satisliu-lion tonll. 1. GOLDSMITH.
Main St., next to W. K. Jfc Co.'s Express.
The latest Illustrated Papers always ou
bund.
ENVELOPES 'or the l'ouuy Express for
Pnmimuit can be bad at the Imfoutant.
No lelters will be carried unless placed in
those envelopes. Price, 26 cts. nov-i-lm
\A/ANTED. A YOUNG WOMAN WHO
VV is ii hirst Class Krenchcook, lutely ar
rived from Man Fruucisco, wishes v situation
In a private family us cook or lv other do
mestic capacities, she will give good refer
ences. Apply to Mr. and Mrs. Fournier,
Commercial streer, opposite Muscarel's build
ing. nov4-3t
PROBATE NOTICE.
IN THE PROBATE COURT, State of Cali
fornia. County of Los A ngeles.—in the
Mutter of the Estate ot Lemuel P. Webber, d' -
ceased. Notice lor Publication of time lor
proving Will, Etc. Pursuant to an order of
this Court made tills duy, notico is hereby
given, that Monday tlie sixteenth day of No
vember, A. D. 1874, in ten o'clock, A. M., of
said duy, at tlie Court Room of this Court, iv
Los Augeles City, County of Los Angeles, lias
besn appointed lor heuring the upplicatlon ol
Maria J. Webber, praying that v document
now on tile In this Court,purporting to be Ihe
last Will und testament of Lemuel P. Webber,
deceused, be admitted to Probate, and that
letters testamentary be issued thereon to the
said Maria J. Webber, at which time and
place all persons Interested therein may up
pear und contest tho name.
Dated November 4th, IS7I.
Witness A. W. Potts, Clerk, with the Seal of
said Court hereunto.
A. W. POTTS. Chirk.
Ry E. H. OWKN, Deputy,
i.isin.ui 4 Thompson,
Attorneys. ' nov4-10d
Quite a Contest.
There was great excitement yesterday ou
Main street on account of the 1,000 advertised
in an evening's paper to be given to the
horse that made the best time from the race
truck to A. Cuyas' Metropolitan saloon, near
the Pica House, in order to try sonic of bis
famous Eastern mid California oysters. The
prize was taken away by a gentleman escort
ing several beautiful young Indies. oc2S lw
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The sailing of thu steamship
ORIZABA,
For Wan Knuiunv «w,a o,,,'i,i,r;i. Is
r- o o -i- r~ • ri tzz o
Until arrival of pascngers by .1:15 o'clock P.
M. train,
Thursday, Nov. 5, '74.
H. Mi I .ELI .A N.
novStd Agent.
H. RASTER,
CI T V
Fish and Poultry Market,
WHITE HOUSE, LOS ANOELES HT„
third door from the corner of Com mer
clal. A specialty made of nil kinds of San
Francisco
FRESH FISH
In their season. Also,
Poultry, Uutter,
Ottiue, Nut**, JFi-uitw,
■tttd Country
Produce.
Consignments of produce respect fully solle"
Red.
All orders promptly filled and goods deliv
ered free of charge in any part of the city.
octiflH f
GRANGE MEETINGS.
STATE LECTURER
J. W. A. WRIGHT,
Will meet the Oranges of
Los Angeles, San Bernar
dino and San Diego
Counties, as follows:
THURSDAY, Nov. !ith, Los Angeles und En
terprise Granges, ul Good Templar Hall, I,os
Angeles, ut 2 o'clock I*. M. A Public Ad
dress will be delivered at Leek's Hull ut 7
o'clock I. M.
FRIDAY, Nov. Uth, Los Nietos, Silver aud
New lilver Granges, ut Downey Oily, al 2
o'clock P. M.
SATURDAY, Nov. 7th, El Monte and Al
liance Changes, ut El.Monte, al J o'clock P.
M.
MONDAY.Nov.iI. Azusa Grange ut Azusa
School-bouse, 7 I. M.
TUESDAY, Nov. lulh, District Council ut 10
A. M., aud Comptou and Florence Granges
at 7P. 11., at Comptou.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 11, Eairvlcw and West
minster Oranges, ut Musoulc Hall, Ana
heim, ut 7 P. M.
THURSDAY, Nov. 12, Orange Grange, at their
Hall, ut 2 I*. M.; Fruitlaud Orange, ut Sautu
Ana, at 7 p. m.
FRIDAY, Nov. lit Vintfland Grange, at Tus
tlu City, at 7 P. M.
SATURDAY, Nov. 11, Spudia und Eureku
Oranges, ul T P. M.,at Spadra.
MONDAY, Nov. IU, Klueon Grunge, at Rin
con, 7 P. M.
TUESDAY, Nov. 17, Riverside Grunge, at
Riverside, T P. M.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 18. Sun Bernardino
Grange, at San Bernardino, 2 o'clock P. M.
Public address at 7 Y. v.
FRIDAY, Nov. 20. San Jacinto Orange, al
San Jacinto, San Diego county, at 7 c. .«.
Thu changes above from the published ap
pointment* in the Hunil l*rett have been
made nunsasarjr by the meeting of tin. Dis
trict Council on the second Tuesduy of No
vember, instead of the first.
Pulrous will make necessary arrangements
and give full notice.
THOS. A. GAREY,
Master District Coiineil.
J. F. Mauouis,Secretary. uov3-td
Los Nietos Mills,
D.C.Wilson. Proprietor.
FINEST QUALITY of CORN MEAL
ALWAYS ON HAND IN SUFFICIENT
quantity to sypply flio market.
Ground Feed a Specialty.
AU orders from customers promptly filled.
Tills mill has recently beeu refitted, and has
suttloient capacity to griud
8,000 POUNDS OF CORN PER DAY.
NtMni
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CUTfOFKI!
n J ft \ \ r .if) '/ j \
GRAND OPENING
-OK T 11 i: —
TTOCJ H A M v%'
FALL SEASON,
Monday, October 12, 74.
Eugene Meyer k Co,,
5 1 & 53 Main Street
Will open Their
NEW AND ELEGANT
''too, t«r!A ™~! irTj ».i h-i
STOCK O X
Fall and Winter Goods!
NEW STYLES
— or —
DRESS GOODS:
Cashmere de Bagdad,
Serges,
Diagonals,
Vigognes,
Camel-Hair Cloths,
Oi-imiilli'K,
l 3 on elieen"
Black and Colored Silks
In all Onulilies und Shades.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to
this line of goods, being our direct importa
tion from the celebrated manufactories of
Lyon (France), and which w ill be sold al Im
porter* Prices.
Plain Black Goods:
CRETONNE,
OASHEMERE,
LONDON CLOTH,
FAMISE CLOTH,
EMPRKSS CLOTH,
ltd MP. A '/.IN! I.',
iv .. * i . *vrs,o,
ALPACAS.
ALSO,—
A complete slock of the latest, styles of
Lnees unci THntm Infant,
To match our DRESS G< M >Ds.
FRENCH RROCIIE, BCQTCjf SHAWLS,
ID great variety.
Baby Linen and
Ladies' Underwear,
Ladies' and
Children's Hoisery,
White Goods,
Linen Damask,
Damask Napkins,
Towels,
—AND OTHER—
Housekeeping Goods !
HANDKERCHIEFS,
LINEN SETTS,
CUFFS, COLLARS,
PARASOLS, FANCY
ARTICLES AND
RUFFLINCS,
In all the Different Styles!
GENTS' AND BOYS'
CLOT H I TS[(I !
In great variety of tbe latest styles.
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Comprising a full line of the celebrate!
ATKINSON WHITE SHIRTS
California Made Underwear,
COTTON and WOOLEN HOISERY,
Etc., etc., etc.
Complete AHMoiiinciit
—OF—
California and Eastern Made
BOOTS & SHOES!
We Invite Hie people to examine our new
goodii. Our stock is complete In every branch,
having extraordinary facilities in tlie purchase
of our goods, most of which we receive direct
in,in the manufacturers. We are enabled to
sell them at lower prices than other houset
here. We shall continue the
OISK PRICE SYSTEM.
CITY OTPARISI
EUGENE MEYER & Co.,
(Succesaors to S. LAZARD & Co.)
octio
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
"ma. Jfrks. - r = 3r *
■I. M. RAI.DWIK. IMIAS E. UK AN E.
Real Estate and Money
IB ZR, O ERS.
THE FIRM OF
J. M. BALDWIN
Will negotiate Real Eilnte mn and Money
I >s. at 7» Downey Block, ground
tli>i>r.
COR SALE. CHOICE DWELLING, ccn
• trally located. Six rooms with bath room.
Giohnlls Hint tree, in pOl feet e..11.1it lon. sold
with or without Furniture, ami at a bargain.
FOR SALE. DESIRABLE LOT mi Aliso
street below Alameda—runs through to
New Commercial. Price, 8700.
FOR SALE- TWRNTY»AORE TRACT
adjoining olty. 1,1100 cbolee vine*, bear
ing, am! about lea orange threes. Willow
fence. Price, sl.O'U.
FOR SALE, tf* THIS CITY, one IVaerf
tract, ItliTy set In walnut trees, ( eio.l lo
cality aud will be sold ut a bargain.
FOR SALE. RANCHO OP MM ACRES
Willi two bouses, well with thirls feet i>l
water. One hall under Amee. •.WO Orange,
Lime, Lemon, Walnut and other lues. M,.
000 Nines. Ample supply of water for Irrl
gnl lon. Tille pel lee!.
FOR SALE. :*«> M ill's FARMING land
with dwelling house. Under cultivation
las i yea r, I .oc.it ion, nea rl ii iwney City depot.
Water ditch runs ibrough the tract. Price,
wi.ooo.
FOR SALE. I" vein s EXCELLENT
corn (»f Tobacco land In .V/.u-.i Township,
Price, sc.n per acre.
FOR SALE IN E"S NIEIOs ToWV
sliip, cultivated riirtn of ISO acres, with
house. UUHI, corrals, etc. Located UCUrR.It.
depot. Trice. Bits per acre.
FOR SALE. W AI'UKs LAN I) part of
San Antonio Itanclio splend d land
Price, wi.700.
(TOR SALE.-choice building l<us
1 hi Ibis city ul prices ranging from i2OU to
$1,500. Apply to
J. M. BALDWIN,
Ground Floor, Down*) Block.
oet li d t
CHAMBERLBN
BANCROFT,
REAL ESTATE
BROKERS,
2 1 SPRINCST., - - LOS ANCELES,
Nearly opposite I'ojdoltice and Court House,
OifO H IWILL ItlfY A PLOT OF
lUU 13 city lots, 50x166 feet,
fronting on three streets, improved as 101
-1 >ws:
A (small) dwelling with oul-houses, etc.
21X1 orange trees lv nursery four yean old;
fill orange trees in orchard four years old;
ti lemon trees, bearing;
H lime trees bearing;
And about tun other fruit trees bearing.
Ornamental shade trees, shrubbery nnd
flower garden, t/ocusl fence, etc,, etc.
CTOR SALE.—BEAUTIFUL PKOPKItTY
I inside city limits, l 1 miles from Post
office—lo acres, choice and excellent bind,
covered with fruit trees, many of them bear
ing, consisting of Orange, Lemon, Lime, Cit
ron, Apple, Tear, Peach, Appricot, Almond
and Walnut trees. Also, alsiut 2,1)00 foreign
Grape Vines bearing, uud a large variety of
Flowers, Shrubbery Ac. Good House of eight
rooms in good repair, Barn, Henhouse Ac.
Oood well of excellent watei. Also the stock
consisting of 2 horses, i! cows, 2 hogs, chick
ens, wagon, harness, earls plows and farming
tools Are., Ac, included. This is one of the
most desirable places iv fhe market, and will
be sold at a bargain, Price, sa.'iOU.
TTiOR NAI.E.—A COMMODIOUS HOME-
M 2 stead properly, pleiisnul ly 10.-ated near
i lie centre of the elty, ready for Immediate oc
cupation (With furniture, kitchen utensils,
fuel, chickens, etc.. If so desired by the pur
chaser,! will be sold on moderate and easy
terms, ifnpplied lor soon. Trice, Jii.OOO.
In OR SALE.-80 ACHES GOOD LAND
? (sattd r*nin soil) located within a few mils
ul Ihe Uace Track. Splendid soil for Ihe cul
ture of orange and lime trees. Price per aero,
#36 Oft
IjSOR BAEE.-40 ACHES IMI'ItOVED
" r 1 lonian Will uyul lin." 1
"-ii l.eiu-i vi,r vines. »"■' " '>•"•<.I .lIKI.IHIO ol
ange seedlings. Located within three miles of
I'ostofliec. Price, $-1,000.
I7IOR SALE—AN IMPROVED FARM OF
J 0O acres, gcsid house of live rooms, corral
granery and artesian well. Located near
I'h ire lice. Trice, *:!,500.
ITIOR MAEE.--53 ACHES SPLEN DID soil
J In elty limits, with full water privileges.
a Hrte chance for specular on. The property
can be subdivided and sold to great advan
tage. Trice, 810,000.
FOR SALE.—BUILDING LOT ON Port
near College, 129x105. Trice, 81/100.
FOR SALE.-TWO HUNDRED BUILD
ing Lots on Nepal veda. Turner and Bail'
nlng streets. Trices from $'..'OO to $.'(00. Terms
easy.
(TOR RENT.~F.YItM OF SIXI V ACHES
■ near Florence, well improved. Terms
CHAMBERLIN & BANCROFT,
Real Estate Brokers,
21 SPRINCST.,
Nearly opposite Tostotlice and Court House.
Call on C. H. BUSH when you
want to buy a Seth Thomas Clock.
JWjfVNJTS-LOST FOUNDS
\A/ A NTE D .—A FI RST-CLASM COACIT
*V man. Ime who understaiuls gardening
preferred. Must have a,good churacier. In
<iulre at J. JUNES'
novl-lwt IS Uis Angeles St.
TO LET.-TWO FUKMIhHFD BOOMS,
for man uud wife without chßaren, coi
ner of Fifth and Charity streols, adjoining
" Bel le View Terrace," oufaN t ■
I OST. A GOLD JvEY K'l.i.s i. „uhtl„.
I— following Inscription! Solomon Calien,
Los Angeles Chapter, No. 23. The tinder will
be suitably rewarded by leaving same ul the
store Important. oelBBtf
\A7 ANTED.—a fuknimhed itooM in
VV n private, faintly, by a single gentleman.
Address, stating terms and when the room
may be seen, Box 211, Toslotnce. oct27-(llt
NOTICE. BIDS WILL BE HJf'EIVEDIo
excavate 2,201 l cubic yards of earth.
Apply to H. BEAD DRY.
ootsstr
WAiVI'KII. A TIIOHOUGHGOOD BtluK
lieeper liavlng dally a few hours at his
disposal, would like to keep a si', of Books.
00(3*101 Address W. D., this ollice.
riio LET.. TWO NICELY ECBNIBHED
JL iuul verj- plansnnfly situated rooms at E.
Hunbar's, West side of Hill street, between
Second and Third, near new building. Elrst
Class hoard call lie had near by. octlStf
SITUATION a.l M I'll. A young man
who writes a fair hand, and is himilno
with mercantile business and office wnrk, de
sires a situation of some kind. Will go any
where, flic best ofreleroiieos furnished.
Address P. U. Box 375, Los Augeles.
octSXMlw*
WAWTKI >.
JAW OH OTHER COPYING IN ENO
-1 fish, tier man or French. Translations
correctly made. Terms moderate. Apply
T. 0. Box 157 oet 17- Ini'
STRAYED.
ON Sunday Nov. Ist, three horses struyed
away from the corral ol the California
Bakery, corner Main und Marchossault Sts,
Two are sorrel, bald-fuced, large sized horses
with tlie brand of Thomas Sanchez, aud one
ncream color, good sized Mexican horse. A
suitable reward will be paid for the return of
the animals, or information leadiug to their
recovery. CHUMP &. YOUNG.
novS-9tf
Rogers Bro. Celebrated Silver Plated Ware
at C. H. BUSH'S.
Rancho For Sale.
T7IINE FARMING AND GRAZING LAND,
X 1 22,000 acres, 87 50 per acre. Address Box
isii, Los Angeles Postofflce. oct24-2w«'
For Panamint.
STAOE leaves for Panamint next Tuesday,
November 3d. For further Information
apply to N. TEBASICH A CO.,
novl-21 22 Main street.
To Contractors.
Bins will be received at my ofice on Tues
day, November 3d, for building three
Frame Dwellings. Specifications to be seen at
tlie ofllce of E. J. Weston, Architect.
novl-21 P. BEAUDRY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIANO WAREROOMS,
OMNI Main mul Smmmi Mb.
Don't buy a Piano until you have
, ? seen * *
H A LET DAVIS*
SQUARE GRAND PIANO
The OM (lull took the
FIHST PRIZE
Al tho Stat.' Kaii- in IHTt. Also tin- New York,
now exhibiting nt the Kink.
A. H. HAVELL.
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i i r*l—i
HUM A HAIR.
TP. HAYS
Respectfully callN the attention ol' the La
dles of this Cily to the tact that he Is prepared
to supply them with
Switches,
Braids,
Curls,
frizzettes.
i\■• l lv J' ■'_ i ■ ■ i a* <t'**\ -1 ' 'nir ™T*ni .
iiiKl every article in
H 1J M A. IN It A I I*.
Ladies' own hair manufactured at the short
est notest.und at
Sati F"mnciscii Kales.
43 Main street.
oct2Stf
wheeleli^~vvTlsoF
SEWING MACHINES.
THE CALIFORNIA FAVORITE,
Champion of the World!
THE: WINNER A. r T
London 1862, Paris 1867,
Vienna 1872.
Stockton 1874, San Jose 1874,
Modesto 1874.
Vallejo 1874, Sacramento 1874.
SOLD ON EASY TERMS.
Special attention given to or
ders sent to
EDMUND DOAK,
No. 1 Spring St., Lost Angeles.
E. W. HAHRAL, Gen. Agenl,
427 Montgomery street, S. F.
oet:il-:im
IMPORTANT!
"LIVE AND LET LIVE,"
IS OUR MOTTO.
And we mean to do the fair thing with tlie
public. Not sell a few leading articles below
cost, and make It up on other goods* but we
will sell
All Class of Goods
at merely a living profit. You will And new
in our store, the very bust stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS.
ALSO,
A fn)l line of the newest and prettiest
DRESS GOOD N„
— such as —
Black Silk,
Fancy Silks,
Poplins,
Serges,
Merinos,
Delaines, &c,
Ever brought to this market. Furthermore
the best make of
California Boots and Shoes,
For Ladles, Gents, Misses, Boys and Children.
Also, a full Hue of the best
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
We do not blow uor brag, but If you wish to
be convinced, come to the store
IMPORTANT,
MAIN STREET,
(Under the Lafayette Hotel,)
And you will tinU
NEW AND FRESH GOODS
Cheaper than elsewhere.
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ROOMS TO RENT!
Perry & Riley's New Building,
ON Ivl AIN STREET,
Has recent I> been completed, and is now be
ing put in shape for occupancy. This build
ing Is a large throe-story brick, situated in the
-■en i ral portion of the city, between the Pico
House anil the Clarendon Hotel. The flrst
lioor Is occupied by business houses, aud tbe
second and third floors are finished off for
lodging rooms for single gentlemen and fam
ilies. The building 1* finished In superior
.t > le, the Brussels carpets In the balls and tbe
pis fixtures a.lono costing upwards of StKMj.
rhe building is supplied with gas and city
wafer.
Furnished rooms to single gentlemen for
from SI j to 820.
Furnished rooms with donble beds for sin
gle gentlenieu for from S2O to $26.
suites of rooms, uufurnished, for 926 and
upwards.
Suites of rooms, furnished with elegant
marble-top furniture, for from 830 to 500.
A large number of rooms are already eu
jaged.
h Eastern visitors coming to Los Angeles for
.heir health will find here the most oowfort
ible and pl#usaiu rooms in the city.
8, H. SLAUCHT,
Keul Eatate A*eat,
ootSltf Room lp, at head of stain.