VOL. IX.
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day,
BY
■I imlfl Jr» a 13. LYNCH.
TERMS FOR DAILY HERALD:
(* i nm ii in, bjr mall orexpress (10
\ \ months 11 " 6
T nee. months " " 3
'1. livfred by carriers, per week, 25 cent*
i JS ANGELES WHKLY HERALD
■ *• puWUhed every Saturday morning.
TERMS.
year,by mad orexprenß,onecopy..sßo( l
• % ne mill -, " " ** *' ...1 7t?
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\dvHii iHtontmU Inserted al reiwtouftMe
r ttw,
*.ii lilutlw ol Job-Work done lo
« unvote with Nap r ruini«<o In
'*-i(M\Niy tf, nud Eleg-nuce ol Work*
oinniiblp.
LAWYERS.
V, K. HOWARD. F. H. HOWARD.
J. BfWS-EAU.
Howard, Brosseau & Hon aid,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
AT LAW. Rooms, 68,67 onil 08 Tem
ple Block, third floor, Loa Angeles.
feb3-tf
HINRY T. HAZARD,
\ i'TORN BT AT LAW
t COLLECTION DEPARTMENT, 0. A.
' Ooblnson, Manager.
OFFICE — Roms 8 and 0 Downey
Block. laSl-tr
S. C. HUBBELL.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rooms 3 and I
Ducommun a Block, corner Main At
Commercial streets, Los Angeles. may7-tf
A. OI.A3SELL, (KM. SMITH
A. H. CHAPMAN, U. M. SMITH
GLASSELL, CHAPMAN & SMITHS,
AT LAW,
OFFICE-TEMPLE BLOCK up-stalrs, LM
M>e«l.<s. California. oMi-tf— 2
F. P. Ramirez,
■VTTOIINK V AT LA W.
HFFICE-T.mplo Block, No. 72, Ins
Ange es. inl'-lni
W. U. H. Russell,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
LOR AT LAW.
iMTßootus 2 nnd 3. Allen's Building,
corner of spring and Temple St", a 16:1
PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Kirkpatrick.
tifllce and Residence-No. IS FRANKLIN
SIREET. MaMia
Or. N. P. RICHARDSON,
IMiy Miolmi nud tr'.ii-fx«-«>ii
it v.diuxe, Fort Hill, I OIHce.No. I9Dow
•i.icua Vista Btreet. I neyßlock,upstulrs.
J. HANNON, M. D.,
I OI.'.NTY PHYSICIAN,
ROOM 0 A 11, I.ANFRANCO BLOCK.
Residence Downey Avenue, East
Los Angeles, near Ihe cod of street rail
way.
Office hours from 10 to 12 A. M.: from 1 to
1 p. m. ap2o tf
Dr. N. S. Ciberson,
Phyalolan ami Sui'fxcoß
Office and Residence—l 33 SPRING ST..
below Turnvereln Hall, Los Angeles.
aplO-tf
BIL L, McOVIRE,
Pliytsiolaii aud Surs;oou
OFFICE—Rooms No. ii and 7, Lnnfiun*
co Block, Main street. Reside nee—2o4
Main street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Office Honrs— Fjoiu 1) to 12 a m. and 2 lo
6 and 7 to 9 p. m apl'Jt f
Dr. Joseph Kurtz
Has removed his office to No. 82 MAIN
STREET, over Dot ler »t Bradley's Fuinl
ture store.
Office Hours—From 10 to 12, 4 to 0 and 8
to 9. Residence— Buena Vista street.
myltf
J, Bechtingor, M. 1).,
(OF VIENNA,)
PHYSICIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN
depeudent and French M. B. Hocie
ties. Oculist ot the French Hospital In
Han Francisco. AU chronic obstinate
oases and op«ratlous oil iho eyett attend
ed to,
OFFICE — No, 701 Sacramento street,
corner of Kearny, Residence—HE. cor
ner Mason and Pacific streets, Ban Frau
clseo. oc3 ly
Dr. Chin Quong Zin.
OFFICE—Corner Los Angeles and Ar
cadia streets.
•9*Cures all kinds of diseases.
Office hours from 9 to 12 a. m. und from
2 to 5 aud 7 to 9 P. M. anSOir
HUGHES'
Russian and Electric Baths,
SIGNORKT'S BUILDING, opposiie
Meroed Theater,
R.HUGHES, In returning thanks to
puhllo for their liberal patronage,
can with confidence recommend his
BATHS
As the great PURIFIER end EQUAL
IZERof the human body, enabling the
system to throw off its impurities aud
giving to the lungs one-sixth more Inspl
ratlou of air than oan baontainei by
breathing, by opening the pores af tlie
skin and giving full play ' > the iiisensl
ble respiration so noccssai / to physical
health.
9J*r\ female constantly on hand to
walton ladles.
Open from 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. s23ff
Evergreen Laundry,
"W-A. SHIFG
Called for and delivered to any part
of the city, by*
Reed &, Phillips, Adams St.
Order* oan be left at tbe book store of
Mr. Bam Hellman, Bprlng St. ol3tr
AWLS PLATED WATCHES.
s|_ <a.—,..!isUttFnowß world. Suui.
Will. AJ.Lt.. AUfM, A. OUVLTM. Co.. Chlc.«o,
Los Angeles Daily Herald.
Morning Telegrams.
I'liaaeuKers Uaiuc Mm an
Mojavk, May 16.—Miss A liilt
mau.B C Truman, £ Taylor, ETay-
Inr, Mrs J Harmon anil child, C W
Bittman, M. Holf. J M Shannon
j and wifi'i 15 Colley, Mrs. Adamson.
|me I'uiiitt'ni rm iv ron franatsaa
Ban Fhancilco, May 16.—The
Democratic Couniy Committee
held a meeting last night and re
solved to nominate eighty dele-
Kales to act as a Constitutional
Nominating Convention, empower
ed to nominate eight delegates from
i this Congressional district, to be
voted for by the people of the State
at large; also to nomiuate thirty
delegates from the city and couuty
and one jointly with Sao Mateo, as
delegates to ihe Constitutional
Convention. They also recom
mended that the Convention so ap
pointed select sixty members of
their hotly to attend tho non parti
san Convention at Sacramento
May li-2il.
At v meeting of the Non-Parti
san Nominating Convention last
evening, a Committee was appoint
ed for the purpose of submitting a
list of names of possible candidates
for the Constitutional Convention,
iucluding about a dozen Working
men. Ou Monday night tbey will
make nominations.
It was expected that a serious dis
turbance would occur at the meet
ing of tbe Second Ward Club last
night, as Kearney's crowd
made serveral visits there in force.
Last night the members of the
Club were fixed for any such con
tingency, the knowledge of which
fact evidently had its ell'ect, as the
meeting was undisturbed. A num
ber of Ward Clubs were engaged In
closing up nominations for to-day's
Convention.
Ten roiiveutluu«t of Wurkliilfineit.
San Fkancisco, May 10 —Two
Conventions of tlie Workingmeu's
party started in for business some
what irregularly this morning.
That faction wh<ch acknowledges
Kearney as its head convened at
Charter Oak Hall, and was called
to order with Kearuey in the chair.
At 10 A. It. the Couuty Committee
wing of the party assembled nt
Tittel's Hall, but decided to take
uo steps unlit the views of dele
gations from the country could
be ascertained. The country dele
gates met at Humboldt Hall to
consider their course. Hero they
were waited upon by a messenger
from the Kearneyites who Inform
ed them that the Convention
would meet ut Churter Oak Hall.
One of tbe Couuty Committee par
ty named Slocum, who was pres
ent, denounced this as
an all. nipt to unduly lv*
lluence Ihe country delegates
in favor of the Kearney party.
Wellock, who was present, gave
Slocum Ihe lie. A tight ensued,
but the belligerents were separated
before much harm was done on
either side. The country delegates
finally decided to go to Charter Oak
Hall and see how tbe land lay there
before coming to auy conclusion.
The Couuty Committee Conven
tion awaited the result. After
the Kearney meeting was called
lo order, a Committee on Cre
dentials ill appointed. Tlie con
sideration of credentials occu
pied a long time. At twelve
o'clock Ihe credentials of fifty
six city delegates had been passed
upon, at which time Kearny de
clared tbe Convention adjourned
till one o'clock, lo give time to con
sider the credentials of the country
delegates. The Couuty Committee
Convention in the meantime ap
pointed a Committee on Creden
tials, who are now performing their
duties. They allege their intention
of abiding by the decision of the
country delegations, who seem to
hold the balance of power. As far
as learned, delegations are present
from Sonoma, rian Joaquin, Santa
Clara, Alameda, Monterey, Santa
Cruz, San Benito and Marin coun
ties.
The Han Joaqmu ou itie Kniiinage.
Stockton, May 10.—The warm
weather Is melting thesnow on the
mountains and has caused the up
per San Joaquin liver to be higher
than ever heretofore and all at
tempts to repair the breaks on
Union Island are and work
has beeu abandoned.
A KtiMhoe Z- r at Unary.vllle.
Marysvili.e, May 10. —A strong
norther began last evening and
blew fiercely all night, playing
havoc with tin roofs and shade
trees, ft still continues. Tho
growing grain is not sufficiently
advanced to be injured. Farmers
aro busy cutting hay, with pros
pects for a large crop.
A s,ew si .'inner Hei \II n»t I'-ir Hie
IKH«lt|ftll<..
Philadelphia, May loth.—The
North American announces that
the iron steamer, "The Stato
of California," will bo launch
ed to-morrow. It was built for tho
Pacific Coast Navigation Company
hut was sold in New York to a rep
resentative of the Russian Gov
ernment. The llrst installment of
$100,000 in gold was rsaid and the
remainder is forthcoming at Inter
vals during the next two months.
The steamer was built with Ihe
special object of speed and will at
tain fifteen knots au hour, making
her one of the fastest vessels afloat.
She would be especially serviceable
for privateering purposes. The
Russian Government was repre
sented by an American gentleman,
it is said, who is in the background
and who acted directly for the
Muscovite Government in order to
adapt her for tho service for which
she is intended. Extensive altera
tions will be made and these will be
begun at once. The vessel can be
completed aud ready for sea in two
months. She will be launched to
morrow Just as if sale had not been
effected by the purchase.
A Deadlock APliaroHeliltiar.
Washington, May 10.—The
broad ground taken by the Repub
lican caucus to-day, tbat the pend
ing Democratic resolution is an ille
gal, Injurious and revolutionary at
LOS ANGELES. FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 17. 1878.
tempt to reopen the settled question
of tbe Presidential title, and should
be persistently resisted by all
means iv tlie power of the minor
ity, will lead to a deadlock of busl
. ness in the House for a time, tlie
. length of which cannot now be
safely conjectuored. The struggle
will certainly run through the pres
ent week, and even if tho Demo
crats muster aquorum by Saturday,
as is expected, Ihe minority will
still be able, by the skillful use of
various well known parliamentary
expedients, to postpone final action
on Potter's resolution Indefinitely.
It is the general opinion, how
over, that the deadlock will de
ended in somo manner early next
week. Alexander Stephens lias tele
graphed to Potter advising tbat full
debate be allowed and opportunity
given for a vote on Hale's amend
ment, and similar counsel may
very possibly prove ellicacious
with a sufficient number of con
servative Democratic Representa
tives to bring about a satisfactory
arrangement at quite an early date.
Narlkra auial Rlule.
London, May 10.—There was
more rioting in Buruby last night.
One warehouse was burned but tbe
military prevented further destruc
tion. At Blackburn most of the
manufacturers, with tlieir home*
hold*, quitted tho town. Soldiers
keep comparative peace at Preston.
There Is great excitement and fear
of rioting. Tlio militia are under
arms.
linn Waara noro »v«r Maaer.
Rome, May 10.—Tlie Minister of
Finance has presented a bill to the
Chambers asking for a supplemen
tary vote of 10,000,000 lires for war
estimates.
Nlensn's <|iie.iluuail>ie I'll iriiy.
For several years past Stewart's
great dry goods establishments
have been widely advertised by the
publication of his remarkable char
ity—the great benevolent scheme
of bis life—tho erection of a hotel
for working women of New York
city, where for a small sum, just
about sufficient, we were led to un
derstand, to cover the cost of pro
visions, they could live in comfort,
and, to them, comparative luxury.
This was to bo tho redeeming vir
tue of the life of the great skinflint
— the man who had amassed his im
mense fortune by his ability lo
| crush out all competition, and
grind Ills faithful serviteurs to the
(lust. Well, the hotel is at last
erected—an imposing structure,
costingseveral millions. But, in
stead of the noble charity prom
ised, it turns out to be a gigantic
money-making concern—a huge
speculating scheme fur swelling
the already distended coffers of the
Stewart estate. Tbe poor working
women it was promised to benefit
are required to day $G and $7 per
week, according to location aud
size of room, for the privilege of
boarding in this stylish
caravansary. What a . grand
charity this must be for
the poor sewing woman who
stitches her life away at making 1
shirts for fifty cents a day! And
then no woman is allowed to have
in her room a sewing machine, any
exlra furniture, or pet animals or
birds of any kind. Seven dollars
a week for the privilege of living
in a prison! Aud this is the prom
ised charily that the hard-fisted old
miser was lo leave for tbe poor
women ot New York. Thus would
his very ghost fatten on the sweat
and blood of earthly toll. It is to
be hoped that the women will give
his hotel a wide hearth, as we are
inclined to think they will.— San
Jose Mercury.
How the City Fellow Weat "Hulp
lag."
For some time past a "fly" fellow
from the city has infested Sau Ber
nardino aud made himself general
ly unpopular among the boys by
his airs aud assumption of superior
knowledge. Finally it became un
bearable and tbiev put up a job on
him. They propose to go "snip
ing" and took him along to hold
the bag. Hut just previous to
starting they filled his head with
all sorts of stories about the fero
ciousness and blood-thirsty charac
ter of our Indians. So last Friday
evening they took the young man
down to a delectable locality,
covered with a scrub growth of
brush, called "Squaw Flat" and,
giving him the suck and a
lighted candle, carefully instruct
ed him how to hold them so
as to catch the snipe which they
were to go and drive up. Leaving
IIIm there the party hied them back
to town, aud calmiy waited for the
victim to appear. One hour pass
ed, and then two, but no "sniper,"
and they started out to find out
what had become of him, and as
certain whether they had been sold
or the oilier fellow. Arriving at
the ground they peered through
the hushes anil Haw the poor victim
still patiently holding tho stump
of a candle in one hand and the
sack Open with tho other. Now
the fun grew fast and furious-.
Commencing to call to one another
in Spanish, a language the
victim was totally unacquaint
ed witli, they thrashed around
among the brush making a big
noise. Instantly thoughts of
Indians tilled the poor fellow's
mind and then crowded up all the
stories with which he had been so
Industriously primed. Tbe more
he thought the more scared he be
came until he was almost frantic,
and his appeals "to take his money
but spare his life" were heart rend
ing. At last some one fired off a
revolver in the air. This was too
much, aud he set off for town at a
i 2:10 gait, which was kept up until
the security of his hotel was gained.
He was truly a pitiable object and
could hardly bo made to believe
that he had been thoroughly and
egregiously sold.— Colton Semi-
I 7'ropio.
Appointed Too Moon.
Au old soldier relating his expe
rience at a tampereoce meeting iv
lowa, said tbat at one time he got
possession of two kegs of whiskey,
took them to camp, put a faucet iv
one of them, and passed the
whiskey around among the boys
uutil they all got pretty full.
About the time the keg was empty,
he said, for v moment his con
silence told him he was doing
wrong. He picked up au axe and
knocked the head of the other keg
iv and, (here he was interrupted by
tlie deacons starting the cry of
"Amen!" "Thank Uod!" "Glo
ry be to Clod!") After the house be
came quiet ho continued: "I
knocked in the head of that keg,
mill gave the boys a tin-cup and
told them to help themselves." It
was a case of premature enthusi
asm and the wicked scoffers iv the
audience had their turn to shout.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Lots for Sale!
ON Til X
INSTALLMENT PLAN
OK
CHEAP FOR CASH.
West Los Angeles
Offers the host opportunity for delightful
homesteads of any that has ever been of
fered for sale to the public.
THE WHOLE TRACT IS LEVEL.
Only ■uftttdeitty Incline t lorguod UralHSgl
mifi SOIL IS F.XCKLLEN'I
Aud of such character that it uevor cakes
and is neither muddy in Winter nor dusty
In Summer.
IT It V* A DITCH OK WATER RUN
NING THROUGH IT.
THE MAIN STREET AND AORICUL
TUBAL PARIC RAILROAD
Is completed and l uuulug through the en*
tire land und 1 now operated successfully
through Park j\venue, 100 feet wide, o en
lug Into the Agricultural Grounds.
A DEPOT OF THE LOS ANGELES AND
INDEPENDENCE RAILROAD IS
LOCATED ON THE GROUNDS.
This is really the West End ot our beau
tiful city, with the benefit of FRESH,
PURE BREEZES FROM THE OCEAN,
uiicnnluinliiated by gas or sewer effluvia.
A glance at tho elegant mansions and
fashionable residences now e.ected and
in course of erection must satisfy any pur*
Jon desiring a home (hut this is the place
THE TERMS WILL BE MADE EASY
AND PRICES MODERATE.
M\PS WILL BE FOUND
At the office of the Farmers* & M
chants' Bank.
Also, at the offlee of the Main Stre
and .\griculturui Park Railroad.
O. W. GUILDS nnd JOHN G. DOWNEY
will give BpeclaJ attention to those seek
ing information. sePtlOti
Notice of Removal.
Monday or Tuesday Next
I WILL IBOTI MY
BOOT AND SHOE STORE
From 101 .Main street,
To No. 28 Central Block,
Spring Street-
I shall bo glad to wo! come my custom
ers al raj vow nuarters.
a. s. Mcdonald.
foM tr
Livery and Sale Stable,
WILSON & YOUNG,
MAIN ST., Opposite Arcadia St.
Horses anil Carriages, Single or Double,
and Saddle Horse, kept constantly ou
hand for the accommodation of tho pub
lic. Horses Boarded by the day, week or
month at reasonable rates. Conveyances
furnished for private or public occasions
at the shortest notice anil upon as reas
onablo terms as at any
First Class Establishment
In Southern California.
JaHir WILSON A YOUNG, Prop's.
3. "FTTTIT iT hhdT A "NT,
TKJIPLK BLOCK,
Ha. Just received from Eastern maDiifao*
lurer. a variety nt Decorating Vine, and
Spray., Parlor Kaleidoscope., and a full
line of White and Walnut Splint., Oh.s.
Boards and Men. my3tl
BUSINESS CARDS.
Largest Auction House in
the City!
H. R. BROWN,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
Two doors East of Old Stand, on COURT
ST., opposite Court liouse,
nsr- REGULAR RALE oa Saturday,
from » o'clock a. m. till 4 P.M. Special
Sales made at any time.
HOKHE.-l. WAGONS, and all kinds of
goods bought and sold.
Reference j It. E. Hyde, Pres B'k Vlsalla
by pertnls'n t ... F. Spence.Cash Com B'k
JalOtf 11. It. BROWN, Auctioneer.
OLDEST AUCTION HOUSE
IN SOIJI'IIERN CALIFORNIA.
is. w. nsroTrriEs
Has opened out at No. 1 MARKET ST.,
opposite the Court House, and will be
pleased to serve his old friends and the
Kublic. Particular attention paid to Real
IstiUo sales. Regular sale days for
Horses and rolling stock,
WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS.
As I have no partners and do my own
work, I tnleud to make my charges less
than those of anybody elso In the busi
ness, charging on real estute two per
cent, for the first $1000 and one perceut.
on all sums above that amount.
Will buy FURNITURE. HORSES,
WAGONS and all kinds of property, and
pay cash.
N. B.—Saturday's tales commence at 10
a. m. and close ut 4 p. k.
E. W. NOYE*.
Oldest Auctioneer in Southern California.
nv2l
AN OLD AUCTIONEER IN A
NEW PLACE.
ALFRED MOORE.
(from St. Paul, Minnesota,) Is now to he
found at
29 Spring street,
Next the Dollar Store. Send along your
Furniture, stoves, Redding, Horses, Bug
gies, Wagons and other merchandise you
may have, to dispose of. Auction every
Saturday moinlng at 11 o'clock oreclse
ly. Ileal Estate sales also attended to.
n2o4m
JUDSON, GILLETTE & GIBSON/}
EXAMINERS OF TITLE
AND CONVEYANCERS,
Rooms 13 nnd 11. McDonald Block,
Main St., LOS ANGELES, Cal.
.epttftf
John E. Jackson,
CIVIL ENGINEER AND SUItVEYOIt.
Room il Temple Block. slSlf
W. 11. J. lIROOKM. UKOUOK J. CI.AIIKE.
BROOKS & CLARKE,
Searchers of Records and
Examinors of Titles.
ft*"ALLEN'S BUIDINO, corner Spring
and Temple streets.
J. A. Cakey. Titos. A. Faoan.
DOWNEY CITY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Ranehos. Houses, Lots and Other Prop
erty Bought and Sold on commission,
By Carey & Fagan,
DOWNEY CITY, CALIFORNIA.
Mr. FAGAN is also an Attrjrney-at-Law.
mrlO.f
TO LEASE.
"El MolinoFarm."
For business and educational reasons,
desiring to remove into Lo] Angeles, I
will lease
" EL MOLINO FARM,"
Including residence and out-buildings
horses, mulo<(, wagon, harness, agricul
tural Implements, etc., for the term of
TWO OR THREE YEARS.
The farm consists of 204 acres, on which
are4o.ooo grape vine*, over 2,000 orange
trees, 700 English walnut trees, 000 lemon
and lime trees; also a numlie; of black
walnut, pecan, almond, fig. apricot,
plum, peach, apple, pear trees, bananas,
etc.; two or three acres of altulfa, fifty
uores vacant arable land, and
THE WHOLE TRACT ABUNDANTLY
WATERED.
Attached to the residence Is v spacious
bath-room, supplying hot, col i and
shower bat hs. Thore Is also a BILLIAItU
ROOM, table aud appurtenances.
The farm Is most eligibly sitiiHti-d In
tho FRUIT BELT of the
San Gabriel Mission Valley
About eight miles oast of Jajh Angeles
city, and near tbe Railroad Statlou of
Sau Gabriel Mission. If not leased,
I WILL SELL THE ENTIRE
PROPERTY
On advantageous teYias, to-wlt: One
third oush, the balance la ono, two, three
and four years, at 10 percent. Interest per
annum interest, payable semi-annually.
E. J. C. KEWEN,
Nos. 10 A 11 Strellts Building, Spring St.
S. F. Bulletin aud Chroulcie copy. o2ltf
NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a meeting of Die stockholders of the
Los Angeles and Allso Avenuo Street
Railroad Company will be held on
TUESDAY, tho 4th DAY of JUNII,
A. 1). 1878, at 3 o'clock i\ si. at Perry,
Woodworth A Co.'s office, (up stairs)
Commercial street, In the city of Los An
geles, California, for the purpose of elect
ing a Board of Directors of suid Company
and transacting othor importaut busi
ness.
All stockholders are notified to attend.
By order of
WM. H. WORKMAN.
President.
J. W. GILLETTE, Secretary.
Los Angeles, May Bth, 1878. iuB-2w
HOTELS.
United States Hotel,
HAMMEL & DENKER, Props.
Cor. Main and Requena Sts.
This hotel takes In au entire block,
fronting 320 feet on Requena street, 100 on
Main aud 65 feet on Los Angeles street.
THIS HOOMH
Are airy, on* nil contfdn Spring Beds,
witli ttie latest Improvements.
THK TABLIC
I- supplied with the best the market
affords.
11 \TKS MODffiltATK.
A Free Omnibus is attached to the ho*
tel. and baggage is conveyed grails to
and from the depot.
The United States Hotel Is centrally
located, opposite the Court House, aud Is
near the Fostoffice end Land Office.
Call and see us. You will receive good
treatment. HKNHY HAMMEL.
A. H. DENKER.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
I.OH ANGELES, CAL.,
8. W. CRAIGUE A CO..
Prop rle tors.
The St. Charles Is located lv the busi
ness centre or the city, and is the largest,
mostelegaut and completely organized
Hotel In Southern California.
Free coach to the house.
J. A. GORDON, Manager.
•WWestern Union Telegraph In Hclel
offloe. Jyllir
MOJAVE HOTEI.
Mojttvo Juuotiou, Cul.
rpHIS HOUSE IS NOW PEPAREI) /-A
A to receive It* numerous patronsJijjjM,
and the traveling public In general. Be
ing entirely new and splendidly fur
nished, It affords superior accommoda
tions.
ITS TABLE D' HOTE
Is second to none In Southern California
THE BAH is supplied with the choicest
brands of wines, liquors and cigars.
An elegant BILLIARD ROOM Is also
attached to the house.
All trains Btop hero for breakfast an.l
supper, it Is the point of departure for
the celebrated Inyo county mines, viz.—
Darwin, Lone Pine, Cetro Gordo and Pau
amlnt. Theofflceof the
LONE PINE STAGE CO.
Is at this hotel. The patronage of ft
traveling public Ik respe-itfully solicited.
MATTHE Ws A BOYD,
fe2l-tf Proprietors.
THE
Commercial Restaurant
DOWNEY BLOCK.
Formerly Hotel Dcs Princes,
IS THE ONLY
FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT
IN THE CITY.
V. I)OL, Proprietor.
NOW OPEN.
SIERRA MADRE VILLA,
A Private on the mesa or table
lands ot the sierra Madre Mount Uns.
Climate unsurpassed for *
Summer or Winter Residence.
Commands a charming view of v:illey
and mountain, overlooking tho Han Ga
briel orange groves; Is four miles from
railroad and telegraphstai ton; bouse en
tirely new, lighted by gas, and contains
alt modern conveniences.
A School tor children on lliepjemlses.
For particulars addiess proprietor, P. O.
Box 1141, Los Angeles.
ANAHEIM HOTEL.
Con of CENTER & LEMON Sts.
WH7OMB largo, sunny and airy.-*«
TABLE supplied wltn all the luiurles
tbe market affords,
•arKREE COACH to tho Hotel.
apl3tr E. DUNHAM, Proprietor.
FOR SALE.
RARE CHANCE FOR A
BARGAIN.
70 Acersin the Azusa-Duarte
Water Rights Perfect and
Title C)od.
FARM HOUSE, BARN & COR
RAL ON PREMISES.
tB liriMW ACHES IN WALNUTS.
Aye year.' growth. Also, variety of Krult
Trees between the walnut..
TERMS MODERATE Apply person
ally or by letter to
A. J. HORN.
nirtlf Poatmalter at El Monte.
tnfS lm
MISCELLANEOUS.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
J. STRELITZ,
Fashionble Merchant Tailor,
"VTo. 12 TEMPLE Block, Spring street,
Uis Angeles. He has the LARGEST,
FINEST AND BEST STOCKED TAI LUR
ING ESTABLISHMENT In Southern
' CalKornia. His old customers and the
public will find It tbe place to get BEST
STYLES and FITTING obtainable.
NEWEST BROADCLOTHS,
BEAVERS, DOESKINB,
DIAGONALS,
FANCY CASSIMERES,
VELVET A SILK VELVETING,
Constantly on hand. Refers to tbe prin
cipal gentlemen of the city, for whom lie
has made clothing.
SFNi) necessity to send to San Fran
cisco for good fitting suits. dec3o-tf
BANKING HOUSES.
FARMERS' & MERCHANTS'
I« A IS 11
Of Loa Augelea.
CAPITAL 500,000 OO
ISAIAS W. HELLMAN President
„ Cashier
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
IBAIAS W. HItLMAS, KntIKNK MEYER,
O. W. CHIXDS, L. C. Goodwin,
('naui.ks Ducommun, Jose Mascarel,
John S. Gbipfin, C E. Thorn,
Frank Lecouvreur.
Exchange for sale on
NEW YORK, LONDON, DUB
LIN, FRANKFORT, PARIS,
BERLIN ami HAMBURG.
Receive Deposits and Issue Their
Certificates.
Huy und Mall
LEGAL TENDERS, GOVERN
MENT, STATE, COUNTY,
AND CITY BONDS.
Will also pay the highest price for Gold
and Sliver Bullion.
From aud afterthis date,on all moneys
leit as Term Deposits. Interest will be al
lowed.
Commercial Bank
Of Lob Augeles.
Authorized Capital 300.000
M.S. PATRICK President
E. F. SPENCE e»abie>
DIRECTORS.
M. S. Patrick, 8. H. MoTr.
A. A. Wilcox. H. Mabury.
M. WOODWOKTH, i. I.ANKK.HSIIIM,
O. 9. WITUKHHY, JNO. G. CAPNON,
J. E. IIOLIsKNBRCK,
This Rank Is prepared to receive de
posits on open account, Issue Certificates
of I> posit, aud transact a general Rank
ing Bosstaets,
Collections madennd proceeds remitted
at cuircut rates of exchange.
LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK.
MAIN STREET,
Los Angeles - Cal
Capital Stock (paid up), 300.000
J, S. BLAUSON President
K. M. HA XXX Vice-President
J. M. ELLIOTT Cashier
IU RECTORS.
J. S. SI.AUHON, P. BItAUPI'Y,
V. A. HOOVKK, KOBKKT S. ItAKKR,
J. BIKIIY, Ok«». W. I'KKSCOTT
A. W. Bowman.
rtect tve-Savings Bank deposits.
Itny und sell exchange on Han Francisco,
'New York, London, Paris, Berlin and
Frank fort.
Buy exchange on all parts of the United
States aad Europe.
Receive money on open nccnuntand Cer
tificate of Deposit, uud do a general
hanklngand exchange business.
J. M. GRIFFITH & CO"
Lumber Dealers.
CORNER OF
Alameda and First Streets
UEALERS IN
DOORS, WINDOWS,
BLINDS, SHINGLES,
POSTS, LATHS,
SHAKES, HAIR,
PLASTKR OF PARIS, ETC. ETC.
LUMBER ATREOUCEO PRICES
— AT —
Perry, Woodworth t% Co.'s
LUMBER YARDS
—AN D —
PLANING MILLS,
«... is I'osnaaerelisl atrMt, uei»r
BallrosMl I>«|M>l. inrJo-ir-
J. G. JACKSON
Dealer
Corner alsmede and First Streets.
UKAI.ITK IN
DOORS, WINDOWK, ItI.INDH,
POSTS, SHINGLES, LATHS,
SHAKES, PLASTER OF
PARIS, CEMENT AND
HAIR.
eaU
NO. 144
SOCIETY NOTICES.
Mason lo Notice.
**• «*>- The slated meeting
V M "' ttala Lodge ere lield on ttt*
first MONDAY of each mouta at*
' ▼ x T.M r. M Members of Cm,,.',
pha, No. 202, and ill Master Muaoua Ma
good standing are corllnllY invited
By order of the W:-II:.
Chas. Smith, Secretary.
Los Angeles Chapter Ne. 39, t : ; ■ A;.
t Stated convocation, on X, (
MONDAY of eaeb month.
T% p. h. at Maaonle Hall.
Sojourning companions In
good standing cordially la.'
vlted. By order of Tm
8. C. FOY, H. r
Sam. Praoer,
Secretary.
Los Angeles Council No. 11, RerU aasf
Select Masters, F. * A. M.,
Holds Its stated assemblies on the .to
Monday of each month at Maaonle Hail,
at 7:30 p. m. sojourning Companion.fiiE
good standing are fraternally Invited la
attend. By order of the Th. lII'.
H. O. CIINNINOHAM. Recorder". i
templa*
De LionCommiiMJerr It*.
Holds its stated conclaves at the At*."
lum In Masonic Hall, on the Third
THUKSDAY of ear.h mouth. at7>4 o'elosk
<"■ *• , Sojourning Knight. T.mplar li
good standing are cordially Invited lo afe
tend. By order of the
■ C".
J. C. I.iTTLEFiEi.n, Recorder.
I. O. O. F.
Angrelltw l.od K r a., us,
SgfSMjm'- *»• " F—ltegul.r meeuSli
"•'.JUtP 1 " f , 'l', 1 ? 'i>dge are held •rX}
. „•, ; „ MONDAYevenlngatSo'elo**
v,?M d Fel "«' i • Hall, Downey Blow.
Visit ng and sojo ,mil,g brother. In good
standing are luvited to attend
„• K -,A. PKKUB3. H. O.
Fitan. W. Wood, Hec. fcec,
Lum Angeles l-udge jj„. 38,1, o. e>.s>
Regular meeting held on
WEDNESDAY KvVnINO™
each week at 1% o'clock, do
, , louruing brethren In good
slaudlng nro cordially Invited.
" . ,„ J. W. BAHD, N. O. 1
A. Fbakk, R. 8. 3
Orange Grove Encampment, No. 31, |.«\
C. F.
REGULAR MEETING* h.la
■KSHt V.'. 1 the second md Fourth
«PJPJ"JPTIJKSI>AyM of each months*
p. M. Sojourning Patri
archs In good -landing are cordially lnYl
(ed to attend.
B. MAKX3EN. Scribe. 0 C- LIP8 ' C ' *' \
@ Knights of Pythias.
OLIVE LODGE, Ne. SS.
meets every fhursaa* eveiMnnat
/ o'clock, at th. Castle -IHB.
Downey Block. All sojourning Knlfnt,
In good standing are ••ordially invteed!
I. A. DUNSMO'OU.C. O.
C. E. MII.ES, K. of R. H.
Confidence Engine Company No. 2.
» " REGULAR MEETINGS ol
J Ubi this Company will take place
/icSa on the first Vteduesfoy eve-
miiK <>' each month, at I
-**a o'clock. Hy order,
' ' W. S. MOURE. Becretear.
SIR ASTLEY COOPER'S
VITAL RESTORATIVE I
The grcnt English remedy for Nervosa
Debility, spermatorrhea and l ri mature
Decline of Pbyslcal Force.
The Vital Restorative
Will positively cure, thorongbly nnd3
permanently, any ease of UtUAtSTBO
VIIALITY or Nervous Debility, either
acute or of long standing, and In either
sex, no matter from wnat cau.e pro
duced.
The Vital Restorative
Is a thoroughly scientific prescription, Is
uot a quark nostrum, hence perfectly
sale to lake; Is pleasant to the taste,
supplies to tiie cerebio-spiual and sym- '■
pathetic system of nerves new for.c.
Purifies and Enriches
The blooj. rejuvenating and relnvlgorat- I
lug both mind and body. 'J hou.unde,
both in this country and in Europe, can
lestlfv lo Hie great restorative properties
of this really great medicine.
Price, S3 per bo! lie, or four limes the
quantity lor *!0. sent to any address se
cure Irom observation.
Address all letters lo
A. E. MINTIE, M. D.,
.Graduate of the University ol Pennsyl
vania and late Resident surgeon to the
Orthopaedic Hospital of Philadel
phia,)
No. 7:2 Montgomery St., San Frauclseo,
Sole Agent.
P. S.-DR. MINTIE can be consulted
in reference to the abovecomplainie dar
ing olfice hours from 0 a. m. luSr. M.
daily, and from 6 to 8 In the evening,
Sundays, 10 a. m. to Ip. m. Consultation
FREE. Thorough examination aud ad
vice, S5. Full directions and sdvice free
with every package of medicine. lylHtf
The Steams Ranches,!
Af.KKi n 1 melee, 1
943 Mark*! Hi., Shu Franctee*, Cal,
o/\ nan acres of land poh J
OV7»V/\_/W sale, in IoU to suit, suit- J
able for thi culture of Oranges, Lemons, 1
Limes, Figs, Almonds, Walnuts, Psaohsa. j
Apples, rears, AlfaUa, Corn, Rye, Barley . 5
Flax, Ramie. Cotton, etc., and also masfk&
thousand acres of ■
Natural Evergreen Pastures,
able for Dairying. V
Good water Is abundant at an avoragjn
depth of sli feet from the surface. On al
must, every acre of this land FLOWINU
ARTESIAN WELLS can be obtained, aud
the more elevated portions can be Irri
gated by the water of the Santa A n& river.
Most of these lauds are naturally moist,
ret] Hiring on \\ -good cultivation to prod no*
crops,
TERMS—One-fourth Cash; balance la
one, two and three years, with 10 per cent.
Interest.
I will take pleasure in showing these
lands to parties seeking land, whw are
Invited to come and see this extensive 1
tract before purchasing elsewhere.
WM. R. OLDEN, Agent, I
Anaheim, Ix* Angelm oouuty, D«c. S4,
1 87
Carriage Manufactory.
Nos. in and 115 Ma in Street, Ix» AngeleajH
L. LICHTENBERGER {
Having resumed the busfno- . of carrlag*?]
niHUluielu ail Its branche , U prepaiee*^
to (111 orders iv thet line.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES A WACSMi
Of eve y description constantly t m raMflH
and made to order. Willi
men or twrnly yenrs'cxpertPsoe In iSjm
trade oftnis section or tbe State aad ejfet.4
in*: none other than Ihe best of
si*, the public are assured of ibevaßjaJ
sattsfn- tlon at lowest possible rat«».
patmnage of hfa former
ftpi'ctfully solicited.
km les end Small Proflfs," 1
"ANimble sixpence la better tha* a
Slow shilling"
mriitt UCHTKNBKRQm.