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VOL. IX. Jjrggflt* $nai(l. :*ul)||Mheil evHi y morning except Mon day, BY •J OSKPH 13. LYNCH. TERMS FOR DAILY HERALD: •* i .niium, l»y mall orexpress $10 •li <t mouths " " 8 mcc months " " 3 il tlivered tiy carriers, per week, 2!) cents US ANGELES WEEKLY HERALD W piiblUhuJ every Sal imluv mommy TBHMR. i«eyeur,liy ihh.ll or«xpreM.Oße ttol»y..llWl -ix uioiuti*, " " '* " —I it i Hree 11 " " " " •■ 1 oi* \il%r*»i'tlßtiinmiu luierte'l hi reanouable 111 UlikU ul Job-Work ilouo to \ .tupotu with s-in Francisco In f .ice.Style, mi I £■•(■>■■«« Ol V»«»rU. .iinnnhlp. LAWYERS. U. K. S. O'KELVENY. O. O. TRANTOtf. O'Molveny Si Trantum, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW. Rooms 7 and 8. Htrelltz Mlock.Sprlngslreet. Los Angeles. Will give exclusive attention to ali business entrusted to tbem. JaStf V. E. HOWARD. K. 11. HOWARD. J. BROSSEAU. Howard, Brosseau Si Howard, * TTORNEYB AND COUNSELLORS A. AT LAW. Rooms, 66,67 and 98 Tem ele Block, tbird floor, Los Angeles. febS-tf HENRY T. HAZARD, A TTORNEY A. T _A W /-COLLECTION DEPARTMENT, G. A. Vj Dobln in, Manager. OFFICE — Roms S und 9 Downey- Block, lasl-tf s. 0* nOBBKLI.. RODNEY HUDSON, District Attorney. HUBBELL & HUDSON, A TTORNEY'S AT LAW.Rooms 3 and 4 Ducommun n Blook, corner Main rV commercial streets, Los Angeles. may"-tf A , ;,.\ 55r.1.1.. G. H. SMITH ~ 11. CHAPMAN, U. M. SMITH iiLASSELL, CHAPMAN & SMITHS, AT LAW, t'FFIOB—TEMPLE BLOCK lip-stairs, l« Caiiiornia. ooSHf— 2 ~' A. C. BAKER, VT'I'OUNKY - AT - I.>VW. ROOM 60, TEMPE BLOCK, LOB ANGELES, CAL. JylStf Ml « I'UKN H. WUITS. J, D. 81C1f.N81.1.. Biekuell & White, ATTOnNUYM AT LAW. OFFICII- TteOaa iv. Temple Block, aull If E. J. C. Kewen, ATTOHNU V A_ LAW. WFFIGB - Nos. 10 and 11, KTKELITZ BUILDING, Spring street. PHRRIE KEWEN will ocoupy Ihe same rooms, conducting a Real Estate Ageooy, together with the business of loaning money and the collection of bills. sßtf PHYSICIANS. Dr. L, ft. Joseph, Physician and Miri;eciii Jaßtf 81 SPRING ST., 1.08 Anselcs. N. S. GIBICRSOK, H. D. 1,. M'OUIRK, M. li. Di n. Uiberson & McUuiro, 'Successors to Dr. T. S. Stanway,) Olrlee, Main Street, over hotter tfc Brad ley's Furnlturetttore. Residence, 201 Maiu street, at tiie loot ot Third. ezblui Or. N. PTRICHARDSON, I - hy uiioi tin and fc-'ui-fjfooii It. 4ldei.ee, Fort Hill, I Olliee, No. 19 Dow- Uueua Vista street. I ueyßlock,up stairs. ,T, HANNON, M. IJ^ tIOjJMTV PHYSICIAM. KOOMS II aud IS, CA RDONA BLOCK. Residence- Downey Avenue. East Isis Augeles, near the cud ol' street rail* way, Olflce hours from 10 to 12 a. m.; front 1 to 4 V, M. ap2o-tf K. D. WISE, M. 1). / 'VFFICE IN CARDONA BLOCK, LOS \ 9 Aageles, Cal., nearly opposite Court House. esy-DisEASKS or Females a Specialty. aula J. Bechtinger, H. U., (OF VIENNA,) PHYSICIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN depeudeet and French M. 11. socie ties. Oculist of the French Hospital lv Nun Francisco. All chronic obstinate w<gses and operations on the eyes uttend ad to, OFFICE — No, 701 Sacramento streot, corner of Kearny. Residence—SE. cor ner Mason and Pad no streets, San Frun olBco. ocS ly OR. HAZELTINE, DENTIST, ft Hun removed to the new and upaolouH ruoma, Nos. 0 and \% Card on a Block, Main Htreet. (formerly occupied by Dr. Palmer) where he will be happy to.see hitt frleuds aud former patron**. hBif RECOMMEND TO FAMILIES CUITTARD'S ACME COFFEE For a trial, and wo let the consumers bo the ludgesuf Its merits. BteTAlso, Importers aud mamifucturors o' Haloes, Chocolates, Teas, Cream Tar tar, Soda, Saloratu* and luralllble Yenst Powder. 406 & 407 SANSOME STREET, dii9-3n> SAN FRANCISCO. NEW CONFECTIONARY STORE, I I HI CAU BE OBTAINED CANDYTOYSfor CHRISTMAS And a Hue assortment ot CANDIES always on hand. The best COUGH SYRUP yet intro duced to tke people of this vicinity, made by tha subscriher, can alia be ob tained, arm. No. M SPRING ST.. next door south of Kew Odd Fellowa' Hail and Paatoffloe. Los Angeles, Cal. dae-lan MR3. FRYE. Los Angeles Daily Herald. Morning Telegrams. From Mnu Bueun vein urn — Mora Wllnrr Ouuo-A IlrnTf Illuw. San Buionaventuha, Dee. 17.— No mails Imvo been received here siuce Monday night The Sespe, Santa Clara anil line rivers be tween this town and the railroad station at Newlmll are all impas sable. About three hundred feet more of tho wharf was swept nway last night by tho heavy swell. This morning, the wind has got around to tho north with a clear sky over head, but the heavy hunks of clouds lying close to tbo horizon in all directions threaten more rain. So far nearly eight Inches have fallen this season. The most intense anxiety is felt to learn the whereabouts of tho Senator, which left San Francisco on Monday, siuce which time noth ing has been heard of her. The wives of several of our citizens are on board. A short, sharp hurricane, coming from the east aud veering suddenly to the southwest, did a great deal of damage last evening, uorooflug buildings and blowing down fences. The largo warehouse at Hueneme was partially unroofed. The gale was preceded by a heavy thunder storm aud vivid lightning. Legislative Matters. Sacramento, Jau. 14. Curtis, ol Sacramento, introduced a bill in the Senate to-day author izing the Boards of Education of tiie cities and counties to establish and maintain labor schools, where in mechanical labor shall be taught in connection with other branches. Section 2 provides that such schools may be established sepaiately or in connection with those already ex isting, aud shall determine the number of scholars to be instruct ed; Ihe character of the instruction to be imparted; the mechanical branches to be taught; the charac ter of the machinery, implements and steam power to be used anil the materials to be worked up, so as to render the Instruction practical and ofticleut. The Boards are em powered to appoint teachers and employes who shall determine the pupils to bo admitted to the schools; lo sell st public auction all the goods manufactured, except such us may be requisite for use. The expenditure of $50,000 Is authorized for the first year, aud thereafter the appropriation is fixed at $20,000 per annum. Tiie Board of Supervisors are empowered to rai«e the neoes sary funds. Tbo Boards of Educa tion are also authorized to establish labor schools for girls between the ages of thirteen and eighteen, iv which, iv addition toothet branch es, shall bo taught millinery, dress making, printing, telegraphy ami engraving. The act goes into ef fect upon its pussage. MINORITY Rl2l* RESKS TAT IO N. Haymoud's amendment to sec tion 307 of the Civil Code iv rela lion to corporations was passed lo engrossment to-day by tho Senate. Its object is to provide for minority representation iv all Boards of Trustees, and the principle em bodied in the amendment is one which has been found to operate well in England. If, for Instance, there were 100 shares iv a corpora tion having live tru'lees, owned by five men equally. As the law vow 6lunds, three of these ineu owning three-fifths of the stock can shut out Ihe other two men representing two-fifths from any representation in the selection of trustees. Under Haymoud's bill these latter, by centeriug their vote upon one man could vote for him their number of shares multiplied by the number of directors or trustees to be elect ed, and thus insure representation equivalent to the interest held in tho corporation. PASSAGE OF PI ERSON'S LIBEL BILL. Plerson's bill to add a new sec tion to the Code of Civil Procedure, to be known as section 2105, was passed by tho Senate to-day under suspension of the rules aud with out opposition. It forces, in ac tions to recover damages for libel, the burden of tho proof upon the defendants to show, by a fair pre ponderance of evidence, first, that the matter is true; second, that it was published for good motives— that is, for the public good, and without any admixture of private malice; aud third, that it was pub lished for justifiable ends—that is, for ends or purposes In which tlie community at large, or a consider able portion thereof, were inter ested. The ... in Gold. New York, Jau. 15th.—A World Washington special says: The de cline of gold in New York to-day, sent a flood of telegrams to Wash ington inquiring if there had been auy developments on the silver question to warrant it. The replies sent stated that there was nothing new, though the opponents of tbe bill were still conrldeut that it could not be passed through the Senate over the veto, and they were also now hopeful that the free coinage feature of tbe Bland bill would be voted down. This would necessitate the return of the bill to the House, where it will necessari ly bo delayed fur a considerable lime, and finally fail, it is thought, to securo the required two-thirds voto to pass It over tbe veto there. Last in the Desert. While Mr. Roberts was coming to town from ths Mojave on VV edneaday, he noticed near the grapevines a man* track crossing tho road, with a trail like that of a rope following. It struck him as singular, siuce there were no other tracks visible ou the road indicat ing the paseago of either man, ani mal or wagon. He followed the tracks toward the desert for about three miles, when it turned, circu lating towards the river, passed the road and again In aalrole moved off ou the desert. Mr. Roberts was LOS ANGELES, FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18. 1878. surprised, as whoever mado the tracks evidently traveled with out an object. Tho pedestrian in describing those circles was within seven miles of the nearest water; tho next nearest being soventeen miles distant. Whilo itt Cody, Mr. Roberts heard of an in sane mau who was supposed to have perished in the Cady Lake— a body of water of considerable area and great depth—his hat and cane having been found in the tules along the edge. lie is inclined to believe that the man, minus his coat and hat, may have wandered off ou the desert, aud, in his wan derings, described the apparently purposeless trails discovered. This belief is at least plausible. The wanderer probably perished.— San Bernardino Argus. San's Montea Items. IFrom tbo Outleok.l Mrs. Jailey's Wax-works next Friday night. The range of I lie thermometer for the past woek lias been from 40 fo 75 degrees. The steamer Senator, which was due here this morning, hos not yet arrived, aud up to noon bad not been heard from. All the plows in this viciuity are vow In use. The last rains render a barley crop anywhere ou the plains a cerlaiuty. Hence the geu eral purpose cf sowing as largo an area as possible. Quite a drove of whales were seen last Sunday sporting iv Santa Monica Bay. The amount of "spouting aud blowing" they did would put tbe most boisterous po litical convention !o the blush. Last Sunday we thought we had discovered that mythical denizen of the deep known as a mermaid; but upon closer inspection we learned that it was only a young lady taking a January swim in the ocean. The breakers made an unceremo nious visit last Tuesday morning, town at the bath-house, causing a decided commotion among the oc cupants. However, there was but little damage. A few planks were warn loose, and tbe promenades and bath rooms pretty well covered and filled with saud. On Wednesday morning the sea ran even higher, but with DO further damage than to repeat the performnee of the preceding day. Our "oldest inhabitant" never saw such a heavy sea as there was ou Monday night. The great roll ers broke about half-way of the wharf and threw a thick epray en tirely over the railing. This is the severest test the wharf has ever had, aud everything is all right. That struoture stands solid and firm. It is hardly possible that tbo wharf will ever be subject to a more severe ordeal. Hence wo feel confident iv saying that Santa Monica, as a shipping point, is a decided success. Nothing but neg ligence iv keeping up the necessary repairs can ever admit any serious mishap to the wharf. Particulars of the Loss ok the Bark "Osmyn."—A brief ro port of tbe loss of the bark Osmyn iv Puget Sound, through a collieiun witli the bark Aureola, has been published. A Portland dispatch gives, however, additioual particu lars. It says: Intelligence has just reached hero of the loss of the bark Osmyn, near Point Townsend, on the morning of January 10th, at 3 o'cloak. The bark Osmyn, Captain Himpson, from Seattle, loaded with ooal for San Francisco, collided with the bark Aureola, Captain Malgram, from San Francisco, about two miles and a half south of Point Ringnld. The winds at time were baffling and squally. A good deal of rain had fallen, and it wag too dark to see a light a hundred yards ahead. At 2:30 o'clock, while the mate had charge, the bark Aureola, coming from San Francisco to Seattle for coal, suddenly appeared so closo that before her headway could be checked, or her course changed, she had struck tbe Osmyn on her star board bow, abaft the anchor, such a blow as to crush bur, aud cause her sinking in about three minutes. The jibboom, fore-top gallant mast, and other rigging of tho Aureola were carried away, which, holding by the Osmyn, enabled the crew of the latter, with the exception of the steward and three Chinamen, to get upon tbe other vessel, and these four were drowned. Money, clothing, and every article of private or ship's owuership were necessarily left behind, tbe bark going down under tho foet of Cap tain Simpson, who was tho last to leave the vessel, Tbe Aureola went iuto Port Ludlow, but will oome to Seattle for re pairs. Both vessels belonged to Captain Blair, of Sau Francis co, and were insured. Tbe value of tbe Osmyn, her cargo and the per sonal effects of the crew could not have been less than $10,000. Mrs. Oliver's Breach of Promise Case against Simon Cameron. NewYokk, Jon. 15.— The I'ri bune'a Washington special says; Mrs. Oliver denies that she bus compromise!) with Cameron. She admits the receipt of money, but thought it was for her support. The oase will probably come up for trial iv April, unless compromised in the meautime. It is saiJ by lawyers about the City Hall that Mrs. Oliver signed two receipts at different times, aud that in both she acknowledged payment in full for claims of every kiud and na ture against Cameron. Butler Is to be Cauieron ? s principal counsel. BAFFLE. An elegant SILVER - MOUNTED HEADSTALL. Mexican style, solid sil ver, will be raffled at tbo Palace Saloon. IN CHANCES AT fl EACH. Ho bar bill to pay. oiltt MISCELLANEOUS. Lots for Sale! IN TH V. INSTALLMENT PLAN OB CHEAP FOR CASH. West Los Angeles < lifers the best opportunity for delightful homesteads of any that has ever been of fered for sale to the public. THK WHOLE 11-ACT IS LF.VEL, Onlysulllcienty inclined rorgood drainage TUB SOIL IS KXt.'KLLKNT. Aud ol such cliaraoler that It uever cukes and Is neither mudily In Winter nor dust) in Summer. IT HAS A DITCH OF WATER RUN NING THKOUGIII IT. THE MAIN STREET ANU AURICUI,. TUBAL PARK RAILROAD Is completed und running through the en tire hunt audi now operated successfully through Park Avenue, 100 feet wide, o en In: Into tho Agricultural Grounds. A DEPOT Or 1 ' THE I.OS ANUEI.EB AND INDEPENDENCE RAILROAD l» LOCATED ON THE GROUNDS. This Is ruully the West End ol our beuu tiful city, with the benefit or VRKBH, PURE BREEZES FROM THE OCEAN, uncoutiiinlnated by gas or sewer etiluvta. A glance at the elegant mansions and fashionable residences now e.eatcd and ln course of erection must satisfy auy per son desiring a huioe that this is the PlMtj TUB TERMS WILL BB MADE EASY AND PRICES MODERATE. MIPS WILL BE FOUND At the uili.-e or Ihe Farmers' A M otianU' Bank. Also, at the offlee or the Maiu Stre nnd Agricultural Park Railroad. O. W.CHILDB tind JOHN (i. DOWNEY will give special atteatlon to those seek ing informal lon sept Kit J FOR SALE I IX LOTH TO NTJIT. 8000 Acres of the Lake Vineyard Land and Wa ter Association Lands. The best, orange and semi-tropical fruit land in the Htate: located ln tiie hoart of t tie San Gabriel valley, and iv Ihe midst o< the oldest and largest vineyards and orange groves of Los Angeles county. No water rates charged. The purchas er of land imi., this Association receive* not only his land but also a proportion ate share of an Inexhaustible water sup-* ply, the niOßt complete Irrigation system in i he shii c, which has cost tho Associa tion already over $.0,000 for ditches, pipes and reservoirs alone. Water in iron tor every lot. Churches aud school houses •on the tracts. The R. P. R. R. passes furough the lands. The orange orchards md vineyards on these lands aud In the vlclulty tost their capability for this culture. The title is perfect. Grant bargain and snle deed* giveu. Prices reduced to suit the times. A map of the Tract may be seen at the office of P. Beaudry, No. til New High street, opposite Pico House. All communications addressed to the Secretary will receive prompt, attention, F. W. WOOD, Bec*y. nUtr Los Ano-«les.Cal. FORJiALE. HORSES, BUGGIES AND CAR RIAGES FOR SALE, At CAMPBELL * VfAKELY'S Livery Stable, 47 Aliso street. Also, a two-seated CABBIAOB for sal* or trade for top buggy or feed. dllllm MISCELLANEOUS. W. H. NOttTHCHAFT, (Successor to George Emerson, formerly the House of Jones A Kmersou) AUCTION & COMMIBSIOy MEICCIIANT, Garnet Spring and Market Hts. Uogtilnr sale day, SATURDAY at 11 a m. Real Estate, Merchandise, Furniture, Livestock. Wagons, etc., sold under the hammer, and tbo sales conducted nn tho be**t business principles. .»«"(,ONSIGN ICENTS hOLICITKD. n2ott OLDEST AUCTION HOUSE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. lE. W. IsTOYBS Has opened out at No. 1 MARKET ST., opposite the Court Houss, and will bo pleased to serve his old friends and the public. Particular attention paid to Real Estate sales. Regular salo days for Horses and rolling stock, WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS. As I have no partners aud do my own work, I intend to make mv charges less thnu those of any body else inthebusl ness. charging on real ostate two per ceut. lor the tlrst 31000 undone percent, on all sums above that amount. Will buy FURNITURE. UOKStfS. WAGONS aud ail kinds ef properly, and pay casu. N. H.—Saturday's Bales eoinuiouce at 10 A. N, and close at 4 r. i:. K. W. NOYES, Oldest Auclioneer in Southern Caiiiornia. nv2l J. G. JACKSON Lumber Dealer Corner Alameda and Firs! Streets. OKALKK IN DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, POSTS, SHINGLES, LATHS, SHAKES, PLASTER OF PARTS, CEMENT AND HAIR. J. M. GRIFFITH &Tcor Lumber Dealers. CORNER OF Alameda and First Streets OKA LRUS IN DOORS, WINDOWS, BLINDS, SHINGLES, POSTS, LATHS, SHAKES, HAIR, PLASTER OF PARIS, ETC. ETC. LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES - AT - Perry, Woodworth & Co.'s LUMBER VARDSH — AND — PLANING MILLS, N<». Its Commercial HtreeS, near Knitroad »«put. uirW-tf— SIR ASTLEY COOPER'S VITA!. RESTORATIVE! The treat English remedy for Narrow Debility, Spermatorrhea and t-ruinalure Decline of Physical Force. The Vital Restorative Will posttlvoly cure, thoroughly and permanently, any case of KXUaUS I'KD VITALITY or Nervous Debility, eltbei acute or of long standing, nud Ineiihor •ex, no matter from what cause pro duced. The Vital Restorative Is a thoroughly scientific prescription, is not a quack imstruin, hence peneetly safe to lake; is pleasant to the taste, supplies to the cerebro spinal and sym pathetic system of nerves new foroe, Purifies and Enriches The blooJ. rejuvenating and rolnvigorat lngboth mind and body. Thousands, both In this country and in Europe, can testify to the great restorative properties of this really great medicine. Price, |8 per bottle, or four times the quantity lor flu. Sent to any address so cure from observation. Address all letters lo A. K. MINTIE, M. D.J (Graduate of the University of Pennsyl vania and late Resident Surgeon to the Orthopaedic Hospital of Philadel phia,) No. 722 Montgomery St., San Francisco, S«;'.e Agent. P. S.-TJR. MINTIE can be consulted In reference to the abovecoinplaints dur ing office hours from 14 a. v. to 3 p. m. dally, and from 6 to 8 in the evening, bundays, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Consultation FKEE. Thorough examination and ad vloe, $5. Full directions and advice tree* with every package of medicine. Iyl9tf Tho Steams Ranches, AfJTKRD KOBINNOH, Trustee, a 12 M;w kot LK.t H»u I'rnuclxco, Oil. O/k ACRES OF LAND FOR OwjVFvJvF sale, lv IoU to suit, ami able for the culture of Oranges, Lemons, Limes, Figs, Almonds, WaluuU, Peaches, Apple*, l'uars, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Barley, 1 Flax. RaiaLe, Cotton, etc., and also mauy thousand aores of Natural Evergreen Pastures, Suit able tor Dairying. OuoU water Is abundant at an averuge depth of six feet from the surface. Ou al most every acre of thin laud FLOWING ARTESIAN WELLS oau be obtained, and the more elevated portions can be Irri gated by the water of the Santa Ana river. Mostol these lands are naturally luoint requiring only good cultivation ro product crops. TERMS— One-fourth o»b| balance in one, two und three years, wlLb to per cenl interest. I will take pleasure in Knowing these lauds to parti seeking land, who are invited to come aud see IhU exfenslvo tract before purchasing elsewhere. WM. R.OLDKN, Agent. Anaheim. Los Augelett county, I>hc. -24, 1 87 NEW YORK BREWERY PHIL. LAUTH fCtlflOtltOf to Chris. lieuno} Proprietor. The CLEAREST, PUREST and MOST HRILLI ANT LAGER BKKU Houtu of San Kraueisoo. Orders for DRAUGHT or COTZLBK Hi. r.K promptly attended to. The celebrated Beer from this Brewery defies competition In the State. rar6-if Lmaaa. Ku»a>. im I*,, a. wtfl ilimh. ttf mi Tkam M**a. It imU. tm4 1n „ uj »,„,-, auflaJMMi. tUo*k MtU-I S WFAOTIIMS. oi v* -« "BuSfDn OTSUBCOT2," and BO saUr* iaaaV n>M n>l*u. aiiMii ■■ IS tin i Civi," p»- mm tw M«m S—o. Okui. » « mm+i a-ataJ mmS X BUSINESS CARDS. JUDSON, GILLETTE & SMITH, EXAMINERS OF TITLE AND CONVEYANCERS, liooius 18 and 14, Maßonald Bloak, Main St., LOS ANOELES, Cal. septs tf John £. Jackson, CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR. Hjom 41 Temple Blook. slSlf Wm. H. J. BROOKS. Searcher of Records and Examiner of Titles. ABSTACTS OF TITLE, Including cvory transaction from the earitest datOß to the presont time, made with acauracy and dispatch. OS-ALLEN'S UUIiiING, corner Spring and Temple streets. James <J. Kays, NOTARY PUBLIC AND CON VEYANCER. OFFICE—Temple Block (partofold Bank Building). Commissioner of Deeds for the State of Indiann. s9 lm REMOVAL I have removed my otlice lo No. 10, MQTT'S BUILDING, Adjoining the new Postoffice. T. i>. ivio r r r x\ d23-lm HOTELS. B. S. HUK NELL. I*. Tl. FAKQUIIaR. PACIFIC HOTEL, BICKNELL &FARQUHAR,Frps. Adjoining the Union Depot. Convenient to all trains arriving or de parting from Los Augeles. Street cars to ail parts of the city. Everything new and clenn. Board by the day or week at reasonable rates. u2ltf ST. CHARLES HOTEL, LO3 ANGELBS, CAL., 8. W. CRAICUE & CO.. Proprietors. Tho St. Charles Is located In Iho busi ness centre of the city, and Is the largest, most elegant and completely organized Hotel in Southern California. Free coach to the house. J. A. GORDON, Manager. Union Telegraph ln Hctel office. Jylltf MOJAVE HOTEI, Juiietiou, Cul. rll HIS HOUSE IS NOWPEPARBD 4gA X. to receive its numerous patronsj£ B j&, aud the liuvoliug public in geueral. Be lli:: entinly new and splendidly tm utiihed, it affoids superior aooommodu tlous, ITS TABLE D' HOTK Is second to none in Southern California THE BAR is supplied with the choicest brands of wines, liquors ami cigars. An elegant BILLIARD RO'JM Is also attached to the house. All trains .top here for breakfast and supper, it la the point of depart tiro fc>r the oe4ebialt'd Inyo county mines, viz.— Darwin, l.me Plue, Cerro Gordo uuii ran amint. Theotticeof the LONE PINE STAGE CO. Is at this hotel. The patronage of c traveling public In respectfully solicited. MATTHEW* 4 BOYD, fo2i-tf Proprietors. THE Cemmercia! Restaurant DOWNEY BLOCK, Formerly Hotel Bee Princes, It* THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT IN THE CITY. V. DOL, Proprietor. Dos Palmas Hotel & Corral, S. 3P. ~R>. JEi>. A FULL SUPPLY OF GRAIN AND HAY Kept constantly on baud. u»-lm H. W. KLKIN. Formerly a resident of Los Angeles, lir» returned and started iv the Boot AShoemaktng Line, At No. 431-2 Spring St., MR. BENNETT will warrant himself to lit a boot or > imc on any foot, corns and bunions notwllh standlug, without pain. Prices reasona ble. Give him a call. ..JStr Montana Meat Market. FU(ELINaER& FRANK, #MLW Tbe boat aud tenderest MnaItJWSLT' In the market. None but the aaasßm Prlmaat Boof and Mutton •ver to be found. Note the address-Mon tana Meat Market, Main Street, near First. Loa Angeles f MISCELLANEOUS. MERCHANT TAILOR. J. STRELITZ, Fashionble Merchant Tailor, No. 12 TEMPLE Block, Spring street, Lea Angeles. He has the LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST STOCKED TAILOR ING ESTABLISHMENT ln Southern Csll'ornia. His old customers and the Subllo will find it the place to get BEST TYLKS and FITTING obtainable. NEWEST BROADCLOTHS, BEAVERS, DOESKINB, DIAGONALS, FANCY CASSIMEBES, VELVET 4 SILK VELVETING, Constantly on hand. Rafors to the prin cipal gentlemen of the city, tor whom he has made clothing. BHTNo necessity to send to San Fran claeo for goad fitting suits. deo3o-lf MERCHANT TAILOR. When you wish to have olethos made to order and a good fit, oall en J. BERNBTBIN, NEW YORK TAILOR, No. Ull MAIN ST., Between First and Markat, Los Angeles, aud you will be sure to get a good fit, at prices to suit. lit ltf BANKING HOUSES. FARMERS' * MERCHANTS' BANK Of Los Angeles. CAPITAL 600,000 OO ISAIAH W. HELLMAN President .Cashier BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ISAI-VS W. H KJ.I.M AN, EOGKNK MBYER, 0. W. Olln.De, L. C. Goodwin, Om.ahi.ks DuoeMBfCN, Jose MASCAKEL, John s. Ohikhn. C. E. Thoh. Frank Lecouvretjr. Exchange for sale on NEW YORK, LONDON, DUB LIN, FRANKFORT, PARIS, BERLIN and HAMBURG. Receive Deposits and Issue Their Certificates. Muy and Sell LEGAL TENDERS, GOVERN MENT, STATE, COUNTY, AND CITY BONDS. Wll] also pay the big boat price for Gold aud Silver Bullion. Kroua aud ;>aur t his date, on all moneys tas Term Deposits. Interest will be al lowed. Commercial Bank Of TjOA Angeles. Authorized Capital - 300,000 M. S. PATKICK .President K. F. RPICNCK ™ „..Ca«m« IdIiKCTORM. M. S. I'atuick, s. ii. Mott, A. A. VV 11.cox , H. M ABL'Jiv. H. M. JOHNSTON. I. LANKKRSUIM, ?. S. WITUIvAtBY, JNO. G. CAPHON, . K. Hui.lkn lih.uk , k. F. HPBNCE. This Hank is prepared to resolve de posits on open aooouut, Usue CertlQuabes of Deposit, and traasauL a general Bank lug Business. (*'■!■■ -•■turns in i to Mini proceeds ).-mltted at mil i'-iit rates <>i exohaiige. LBS ANSELES COUNTY BANK. MAIN hVRBKr, Los Angelwat - Cal Capital Stock (paid up), 309,000 J. H. si,al'fOJ Preside:,! K.K. H/.KUfc - Vlue-Prsßldein J. M, IiLLIOTT Cashier DIRECTORS. T.H. HI-AUHOIf, P. Hkavsht, V. A. IIooVKK, I oHuarr & BAKICR, J. BIXHY, i.au, W. PKBUOUTT A. W. lIkWMAN. HecolveSavintf* Uank deposit*. buy and sell e.ictiuugu on Hblu Franclaoo, New York, London, Pari*, Berlin and Frank foil. Buy exchange on all parts ol the United H,»*(,■* aod Europe. Receive money ou open aooonnt and Ocr- Ullcate ol Deposit, and do a general banking und exchange business. FINE COTTAGE. Containing Aye rooms, in the heart nf the city. Hpic-niiid view and good location. A six ioom dwelling house, in good lo cution: close to business portion of the city; bus Just been newly painted and papered. Apply te P. BKAUDRY, No. 81 New M kfejh St..opp. Pico House. •an A PHYSIOLOGICAL View of Marriage! I'/Jll V. W.W iMtfrtaM,*. trmm*+m, tm Sw limilUfllk U+uti** •( ■»*m*JM UiS SV i 1 ■ i.irrinfiT3 awm aw »»^**«. Li"-1 A *.l I » p*w» pctf. ADVIftERi Os mU m\mmaen tX tTt.?m lUNre *««•*»€ trotn a*l| «btjM, or g wit ritMiM, wJii Uw fcuai lite k*t nol Mdl <m imM «f prto. i m •> tm Cootnining jM DMM. ImmHWlv iffiiHi 171. Mr Tl Ml a<u™» ml. HWreTli. uykKM bia, k» MS NO. 45 _ SOCIETY NOTICES. Masonic NoticeT ~ * A. nf.—The Mated DiMthuri of this Lodge are held on tK ' first MONDAY of each moaUet „ 7:30 P. «. Member, of jViul pea. No. 202, and all Muter Hutu In geod standing are cordially Invited. • By order of the W:- Ml- Cms. Smith, Secretary. 4 rUMWHI LODOK, No" ■%S\Af 202, F. A. A M. The stated meet ykM mgs of this ixxtge are held as /V\ the TBXHD MONDAY of .Mb month, at 7 p.m. By order of the W:• M aecyy. Lis Angeles Chapter Na. 31, R: • t;. Mr* Stated convocations oa %■< t IV~Cj MONDAY of each oeail IV * p - «■ »t Maaonio HaU.°. Ua KM Sojourning eompenleaa la |T\ A/m good standing cordially la. KfV%f vlted. By order of 8. C. FOY, H. !• 1 J Ham. Pbager, W—nat Secretary. Los Angeles Canned Na. 11, Rtyal *aj Select Masters, F. A A. M., Holds Its stated assemblies on the 4th Monday of each month at Masonic Hall, at 7:30 p. v sojourning Coinpaul-me In good standing are fraternally Invited to attend. Hv order of f a - . 111 - . IL TEMPLAft tiM(£r Cour De Lion Commander* N«. ZP m 9, k;. t;. Holds its staled conclaves at the Asy lum In Masonic Hall, on tbe Third THURSDAY of ea -h moulh.aUXo'iuKA r. M. Sojourning Knights Templar In good standing are cordially Invited to at- 1 lend. By order of the X". O'A J. O. Limiruu), Recorder. I. O. O. F. «<dKis Auicelltv Lodge Ho. 111. MrJVK ■; «»• ,°-, r T R*««lar meetlaga 0 ' tulß L<-dge aro held evarv VTrrT , MON »AY evening at 8 o'eloX at Odd Fel o*v limi, Downey Bleat. VlsiUug and sqfo .riilng brothers In good standing are Invited to attend. M. LEHMAN, N. <J Fred, w, Wood, Rec wee. I Loa Angeles Udt.il>. as. I. O. •).»'. I nq, Regular meeting held on 1 week at 7V, o'clock. Bo- 1 "" iournlug brethren In good f standing arc cordially Invited. . _ J. W. BAKD, N. 0.. ' 1 A. Frame, R. 8. . t Orange Grove Encampment, No. SI, I. C c. f. REGULAR MKZTINGB bald X 'be second »ud Fourth lIEriDAYR of each month al ?J4 P- ~M. Sojourning Patrl ted to attlnd '" ,ndln ' cordially tnvi. „ C. C. LIPS, 0. P. B. Marxsen. Scribe. § Knights of Pythias. OLIVE LODGE, No. 2m. meets every Thursday evenlng.at 7 o'clook, at Uie Castle - Hall. Downey Block. tn sojourning Knlajbts iv good standing are rordlally Invited. ~ „., I. A. DUNSMOOR,O. O. C. E. Mii.es, K. of R. a. Confidence Engine Company No. 2. « REGULAR MEETINGS ef JUkti this Company will take place .tJeSbk on tire first Wednesday eve- ><lug oi each month, at • - ja 7BSffHft o'clock. Hy order, W. 8. MOORE, secretary. C. F. HEINZEMAN A CO., Succussors t'j J. B. SAUNDERS A 00. DRUGGISTS AND CHEMISTS, 78 Slnln Street. LOS ANGELES The CHOICEST TOtIAT ARTICLES, to the V PUREST and PATIENT JktF.Dl. » clues of all kinds, em- Prescriptions earn lully compeanded day aad night, nog-tf-t ! FRENCH DRUG STORK! V. CHEVALIER'S IDIR/tTGr STORE tl:i.s bcon removed Irom SIGNORET'S BLOCK to Cardoiia Block, 118 Main St., Opposite tbe Mariposa Star*. FRENCH AND OTHER FOREIGN PATENT MEDICINES. PERFUMERY, BRUSHES AND ALL TOILETTE ARTICLES. ■•■Prescriptions pr, |un d with Eicat nreo. djtf EVERCREEN CEMETERY. Tba proprietors ofthe above Ccmalory offer lols for the next mmm NINETY DAYS at H ALF PRICK and on EASY MONTH LY PAYMENTS. SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT Will bo uuide with those wishing lo tranafor lriend* from olher cemeterieß toHver greeu Cemetery, a: NOMINAL PRICES, 11 appll atioo Is made immediately. For further Information apply lo Isa ac w. Llllth, H oretarr, ol'„r 82 aud 81 Main hi., I,ns Angelea, Cal I offer my place, three quarters of a mile from Downey CJly, on th*» WMtuhßg ■oa roiui, adjoining the College; at a bar* | galu. D comprises TWKNTY AOIVEB, FifLees of which are in fruit, of cuoloe varieties. There ar« eight acres ot Mut* eat grapes. Oomiorlable house oa tfea;l premises. , LOW PRICK A TIBMH. jj I IsAssiediale >osses«iou will he srtTOB, k I <1 ■tinit,with ths entire growing iron Aft | »raifcs, ets. Water right attached to land, i?i£n *$?I^R&£ B . on th^ P prM|sjc«. j Private Boarding Howe,* No. U, cor. Third and Hill all. "| MTBOARD BY THK DAY. WKKK all MONTH. Torra. Reasonable. "fifcrSi