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%iii iMijKlfs Vicialtl.
Second Day of the Abarta Trial
MOfcNIKG f ESStON,
At 9 o'clock yesterday mornlDj
Judge Sepulveda, with'tbe modes
dignity so befitting his high sta
tion, took his eeat upon the bench.
The jury, in charge of a genial
Deputy Sheriff, and looking as
though a due sense of their respon
sibility to the commonwealth bad
neither dolled tbe edge of their re
spective appetites nor caused tbem
to lose a good night's rest, had al
ready filed into tbeir box. The op
poelog counsel took tbeir seats,
though somewhat late, at tbeir ta
bles, and the defendant, attended
ac she was yesterday, was brought
into Court and seated herself by
ber counsel. Bhe was attired wltb
the same careful plainness; and, as
then, was bien ehauaUe, bien gau
tie. > Nor had the anxious night left
any traces, save a slightly deep
ened ebade under tbe large, full
eyes, on tbat impenetrable mask,
which is tbe face of a girl, it is
true, but of one whose girlhood
waa blotted out forever by the
events of a week so big with fate
ta ber and to the lover who fell by
her hand.
The first witness sworn was Hor
tewate Abarta, who was examined
through the interpreter, and is six
teen years of age. Bhe Bald: My
sleter left home at &i a. m. oo tbe
Friday preoeding the shooting
and returned on Monday
morning. I admitted ber and asked
If she were married. She said no,
but that she was to be married.
Bhe went away, and on Tuesday
aame again and again left. I went
to the depot with my other sister;
returning, I found Lastania in tbe
house, crying. Bhe said all she
wished was to die, I told ber
I would seek Cbico and
ask blm to marry her. The
witness then detailed the events of
tbe drlye of Forster and tbe two
girls in tbe hack. Forster said he
would marry ber slster,and ordered
the hack to be driven to tbe church,
but changed the order. Lastania
became very pale. On reacbiug tbe
'White House corner I had a con
versation with Forster, endeavor
ing to persuade him to marry my
sister. He said he would do so
when he took her to Tucson. I have
"been with my sister during her In
carceration. Bhe bas complained
of her head and has slept none. I
have feared to leave her alone, and
bave been with ber constantly.
When tbe shot was tired I stood the
nearest to Forster. I did not know
that she bad a pistol. Mr. White
here objected to leading questions
by the defense. Witness resumed
tbat she beard the shot.
Cross-examined by Mr. White,
witness said that Bhe was not at
home On Friday when her sister
went away; of this she was in
formed by her mother. Ou Friday
evening Laatauia was sought for,
Mr. Madogao, who made inquiries,
eald tbat he bad beeu informed
that Lastania had been seen iv a
back with Forster. Ou Saturday
and Sunday Lastania was not
looked for, as uo good could bt
done. Ou Monday Lastania was
at home from 6 till 11 in the morn
log, and left in a hack,-accompa
nied by ber little brother. Oi;
Tuesday she came at 11, ami re
maining Aye minutes, weut away,
but came back almost at once ami
went away as quickly. Lastania
returned about 1- and Trafford soon
after. At once the witness went ti
tbe depot with her sister aud re
turned at half-past 1.
In regard to the clrcumstanoei
attending tbe killing, as well as
those which followed it, the cross
examination, which was loug and
searching, failed to shake the direct
testimony of the wituess, uud the
details were corroboratory of tbe
facts already elicited during tbe
trial. When Mr. White begau to
enquire about Lastauia's conduct
and tbe like while in jail, Col.
Wells objected to tbe turn of cross
examination as irrelevant aud use
less. The objection was uot sus
tained. Tbe witness occupied an
hour lv testifying.
During tbe examination cf this
witness the mother of tbe defend
ant at one time tiroke down and
weptsilently for some moments
The witness herself, possibly for
the purpose of concealing her emo
tion, was very highly rouged, while
her eye-brows were very much
over-delineated.
Mrs. Abarta, mother of Ihe de
fendant, then took the stand, uud
said.* Bhe does uot remember pre
cisely when Forster became ac
quainted with her daughter or first
called. She refused to allow ber
daughter to ride out with Forster.
Always when Forster called Bhe, or
another, was present.- Laatauia
was never alone with Forster.
Lastania bas always been in deli
cate health and has v sweet temper.
The three girls went lo the Fxeo
House with Forster and iteginaldo
del Valle by invitation of Rancho
Fico. Dr. Worthlngton and Dr.
Wise and others atleuded Lustanb>
on a certain occasion ou account of
female troubles, from which she
bas suffered greatly for three or
four years. On the llth of March
Lastania and a sister went to con
lesslon. Returning, Lastania said
she was tired, and would not go
with ber sister Isabel to tbe depot,
but soon left the house, for wituess
was unable to find her. Finally Bhe
waa told tbat tbe girl bad beeu seen
hurrying along the street with her
hat lv her band. Bhe next saw
Lastania at 6a. m. on the 14th of
March. Lastauiu came to her room
and ssylug, "pardon me, mother,"
burst Into tears. Witness asked if
tbe daughter were married, and she
answered no, but that was to be.
Witness told ber that if she did not
marry she should uever enter the
house agalu. Here the witnees
broke down and wept for a few
moments. On Tuesday she saw
Laatauia again, who told her that
Forster had promised to marry her
and bad shown ber what she be
lieved to be a marriage license. On
Tuesday Lastania looked wi Id. Las
tania asked that Hortensia might
go as her bridesmaid, aud the wit
ness consented. Forster asked wit
uess for permission to marry Las
tania; this witness refused and
finally forbade Forster tbe house,
aa she desired her daughter to
. marry Ramirez. Witness bas a
sister who was crazy, and was sent
to Stookton, but whether to the
asylum or not witness does not
knew.
Being cross examined by Mr.
Brown, tbe statement of tue wit
ness did not materially vary from
•That abe had already said. The
qutstlon of effect produced on Las
tauia's mind by ber physical Ills
waa entered into very fully, and
tba wltneas testified as to ber
slaughter's mental condition at
certain times being caused by
those physical Ills. Mrs. Abarta
.occasionally gave way to ber grief,
but, on tbe whole, controlled her
self very well. Ou several occa
sions objections to tbe line of cross
examination were taken by de
fendant's counsel, and many of
these objections were sustained by
the Court on the ground of irrele
vancy, but the prosecution suu
ceeded in having Mrs. Abarta's
evidence concerning ber sister's
insanity stricken out as being hear
say evidence. '.The defence made
au attempt to bring out these facts,
but unsuccessfully—except as the
possibility of a bill of exceptions is
taken iuto consideration. The
Court ruled that all the witness's
testimony as to her sister's insani
ty be stricken out as hearsay evi
dence; tbe defense excepted.
Tbis witness was oo the stand
for an hour and three quarters,
when Mary C. Moiso was sworn
for the defeuse: Wituess is keeper
of tbe Moiso Mansion. Met defend
ant in March, before tbe shooting
of Forster, whom she saw about 8
o'clock on the Friday night before
tbat time. Forster wished a room
for himself and wife for one night.
Defendaut remained at house till
Monday? Wituess bad no conver
sation with defendaut. Tlieie was
no cross-examination.
Mary Roberts, for tbe dtfeuse,
testified that Bhe met the defend
ant at the Moiso Mansion, where
witness was housemaid, in March,
on the Saturday morning before
Forster was killed. It was iv de
fendant's room. The bed had evi
dently been occupied by one person
only. Defendant said Bhe was run
ning away with Forster in order to
marry him in Arizona. Witness,
being aßked her opinion, advised
defendant not to do so, and defend
ant said she would uot go. On
Sunday morniug the bed indicated
that more than one person had
passed the night there, aud the
sheets were in places bloody. Ou
Saturday defeudaut remained all
day lv her room, her meals being
sent up to her. (No cross-examiua
tion.)
Michael Madigan was tlio next
witness for the defeuse, and testi
fied to searching for defendant after
she left home, and looking for a
marriage license. Tbis he did at
Mrs. Abarta's request. A short
cross-examination elicited nothing
more.
M. 8. Arevalo was tbe uext wit
ness. He testified that a year and
a half ago he went with others, by
Forster's request, to serenade tbe
defeudaut. Ou this occasion Fors
ter said that it was too bad that so
beautiful a gir.l should marry a
monkey like Ramirez, accompany
ing this with au insulting remark
to Miss Abarta.
Walter 8. Moore took tlie stand.
He said he was present ut tlieopcu
ingof the l'ico House, so often re
ferred to. Tbe Misses Abarta came
with Mr. Forster. He wus-ut the
Fico House ou the second occasion
of defendant's presence there.
Forster acted toward the defeudaut
wilh marked atteutiou, but wit
ness admitted that be had seen
young men pay similar attention
io young ladus to wlioiu they
were uot engaged.
K.ven the defeudaut smiled lure;
aud, when the audible smile of the
concourse had ceased, Francisco
Yndart was sworn, and testified
that he was intimate with Forster.
He visited the Abjrtas with wit
ness. Forster asked witness's opln
ion as to defendant becoming bis
—Fore'er's—wife.
Dr. Joseph Kurtz said: That be
has known tlie defendant, profes
sionally, for two years. He has
treated her foi v severe case of sup
pressed menses. She complained
of suffering in her head. He has
visited defendant while in jail. On
March 23 I she was very nervous,
und bad uot slept, apparently, *for
several days. Witness examined
the dtfendaut, aud found that she
had recently ceased So be a virgiu.
The Dr. then gave a very elaborate
description of impulsive iusauity;
using notes, by tlie permission of
the Court, in doing so. He also
explained tho difference betweeu
the dllfertnt kinds of cerebral dis
orders, especially those due to ir
regularity iv the sexual peculiari
ties of the female. Col. Godfrey
put to tbe Doctor a supposititious
case, having the peculiarities of
that being investigated, and asked
if a girl so treated would or would
not be apt to luss her reason. To
this the Doctor replied lhat
the effect upou the mind ami
reason of such v person would
be to make her crazy. A
further suppositious case was put
as to such a person committing sui
cide, and the Doctor thought it
would be natural to such v diseased
brain to do so. Iv answer to an
other question as to whether it
would be natural to such a brain to
commit homicide, the Doctor said
that he thought It would. Doctor
Kurtz also testified us to the com
parative authority of medical
works.
After the conclusion of Doctor
Kurtz's direct testimony the Court
ordered au adjournment until half
past two.
Wells, Fargo & Co's Letter List.
The following is the list of letters
reuiaiuiug in Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express Office for the week ending
April 29, 1881:
Allen, Mrs V Messman, Cli
Brown, Eugene Miller, 11 y
Browu, Mrs h Newman, L
Groom, J J Kouqu-y, Llt
Grelch, Mr JHogurs. Geo
GermaD, E \V fc-chwerne, C U F
Jacoby, AJ Troblis, KoaHutU
Leoiese, Mariiu Vanderbilt, Kittle
I Lang, Mrs U Wilson, Jos
County Warrants, etc.
I buy Witness Fees, Jury Fees, City
and comity War-runts, Judgments, and
all kinds ot claims.
C. WHITE,
Attorney at Ltxw.
•VRootn 4!) Temple block. n3O-ly
To Los Angeles Farmers
J. Srosovich, at Tucson,
Is prepared to recolve
CUHSIuNMENTH of LOS ANQELE3 FBUITB
And all kinds or products ot the farm
and dairy, and to sell the same on
commission.
etsrAdvances will be made nn Poultry,
Eggs and Butter. /. BRKBOVICH,
n3otf Tucson, A. T.
SOMETHING NEW I
Go to Smith's Coffee House
For the BEST CUP OF COFFEE.
» XJCHglsg MT. aa»las
LAWYERS.
HENRY M.SMITH. T.B.BROWN.
A. W. HUTTON. Dlst. Atty.
SMITH, BROWN & HUTTON
Attornoy* nt Law.
Office-ROOMS Nos t»l aud 92. TEM
PLE BLOCK. mar 11-tf
J. Brousseau,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
NOS SO AN i) 07. BAKER BLOCK
mhttf
H. M. MITCHELL,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW.
Offloe—ROOMS 7» AND 77, TEMPLE
BLOCK. mh2tr
JNO. S. CHAPMAN, J A. GRAVES,
Uraves & Chapman,
Attorney■ .St CounicU
lores nt Law,
[loom No. 0, liuker Block. felltf
J. «. EASTMAN, A. J. KINO,
s. HALEY, JOHN UOBARTS.
Eastman, Haley, King &
ltobartH.
AttoruOyaS nt I.,ii>v.
OFFICE-Mos. Mi Sand 6. strklu'Z
BLOCK, spring street, Los Angeles.
Will practice tn the Supreme and all
State Courts. Particular attention paid
to land and mining cases. 01-lni
8. C. HUBBEIJL.
ATTORN EY A 7.' LAW, Rooms " ood 1
Duenna muns Block, comer Ma.v &
Commercial Btreets, Los » n - eles. niay7-tl
Boss California Wind Engine.
On exhibition at Ltverlng's Tree De
pot, corner Spring and First streets.
Ten feet.Jla; 12 feet,»Bs; 11 feet, 8100.
•y Well Uorers will please call and see
the Brocket!. Well Auger.
mr2»tt j. RHOADEa, General Agent.
Improved Farm
FOB SALIO,
SEVENTY ACRFS or highly Improved
land in sanGabrlel valley, with water
rignts; 40 acres In ore ages, citrons, lem
ons, pears, etc.; (600 Mission grape vints.
Gross receipts for trait present season at
tlieorehard (4000. For terms and partlc
u'nrs apply t.<> th« Mih'crioer.
niii) loi ft KtOHAltDSON.BftnQnurlel
~t!otice7
Having sold my stock ot saddlery, etc.,
to ueorge W. Peachey, I am anxious to
close business as quickly as possible. I
therefore request ull persons Indebted to
me tocn.ll upon mc at my old store und
settle their accounts at once.
E. H. WORKMAN.
Los Angeles, April 19,1881. aio-2w
FOR SALE.
THE SISTERS Or' CHARITY
OFFICII THE
Los Angeles Infirmary
AS D UROttN D 1 FOR H VLB.
'f he grounds are highly Improved au 1
contain a largo number of bearing or
ange, :emon aud deciduous fruit trees.
ca For terms apply ou the premises.
JaTif
CA.]^IjFOSKXA
Abalone Jewelry!
IP. LAZAEUS,
Successor to L. Lewin & Co., has received
from It. W. JACKSON, the manufactur
er, an Immense and elegant assortment
of Abalone Jewelry. He has also lor sale
a large selection of
PAINTINGS OF CALIFORNIA SCENES
ON PEARL Slf Kf.LS.
Besides a supply of the shells prepared
for the use of amateurs and artists. The
ladies and gentlemen of Los Angeles aro
Invited to call and cxamino the beautiful
display of those elegant g toils at his
bookstore.
NOS. II AND 13 SPRING STREET.
oK-im
Teutonia Hall,
NO. 100 MAIN ST., U. S. BUILDING
Theo. Prohlinger, Proprietor.
MT WINES, LIQUORS, BEER, ALE
and CIGARS of the best brands.
»WLU>CaES of all kinds supplied
ou short notice. felUtf
Christy & Wise.
AGENTS for WOOL GROWERS
And COMMISSION MERCHANTS for
the sale of Wool, Hides, Tallow.
Grain, Live Slock, etc.
Also, Wool Bugs, Twine, laps and all
Ranch Supplies furnished customers at
lowest rates.
607 FRONT ST., between Jackson aud
Pacific. SAN FRANCISC3.
LOS ANGELES OFFICE,
rel-lm 1 ARCADIA BLOCK.
PHILADELPHIA
B RE WER V I
L>. MAll LSTEDT, Proprietor.
The purest aotl most delicious LAOER
(IKKU maaulactured lv Southern Cali
fornia. Orders tor Draught or Bottled
Beer ailed on short notice.
OUR BEER IS NONPAREIL. JeltJ
NEW YORK BREWERY
PHIL. LAUTH
(llttOMMef lo Chris, llenne) Proprietor
The CLEAREST. PUREST and MOSI
BRILLIANT LAGER BEER Sooth of
San Francisco.
Orders for DRAUGHT or BOTTLEB
81-.1-.X promptly attended to.
The calebrated Beer from thi. Brewery
dene, competition in the State. mr&-tf
BOARD
IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.
w-ri ne location and elegant «v wound
ing.. Accommodation. Ant-elan.
Apply at 19.0 MAIN »r.. late rr.noh
Consulate. mWf
HOTELS.
THE PICO HOUSE"
Is Now Open
For tlie receptlou or guests.
All are luvlteJ. FREE CARRIAGES
lo tlio house.
GRISWOI.U a MARSH!
Dt4lß Proprietor*,
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
F9RST-CLASB.
TUB FINEST HOTEL IN SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA.
HAMMEL, A DE> XXX Prop's.
This Ih Ilie only reliably Oral claßB
hotel. la situated In llio center of the
city uf Los Angelea, contains
nearly n hundred spacious aud
airy rooms, newly furnlShed In the most
comfortable style, Rooms lv suites for
families aud parties 0:1 every floor, with
hot and cold Kill '.
THE TABLIS will always be furnished
with the best supplies that, can be pro
cured In the market.
A FREE COACH ia always ou hand to
curry guests to the house.
No pains spared lo in ike guest ocnv
lortable 111 every way.
A LARGE READING RCO.V, opon
night uud day.
HENRY HAMMEL,
myl-lf A. H. DENKER.
THE COMMERCIAL
RE ST AUK ANT
V. IK)L, PHOP'It,
Downey Block, Main St.
Receives alive aud serves up every day
the choicest FISH, Including SOLE,
TURBoT and SEA TROUT.
Mil. DOL is the exclusive consignee of
the celebrated FROMAGE DE UUIE,
which can only be had at this restaurant.
SPRING CHICKENS, Justin from the
ranches, cooked In every style.
This Restaurant Is Los Angeles's Del
monlco. myllf
BU8INK»8 CARDS.
JUDSON, GILLETTE & GIBSON,
EXAMINERS OF TITLE
AND CONVEYANCERS,
Rooms lit and 14, McDonald Block,
Main St., LOB ANGELES, Cal.
aeptetf
PHINEAS BANNING,
l-ORWARDING AND COMMISSIO
A-GKEHSTT,
Wilmington, Los Angelea county, Cal.
Veaeels towed, goods lightered, lumbor
sold uud grain stored, with
ACCUSTOMK L) PROM PT N BBS,
oo7ti
* H. NEWMARK & CO.,
Wholesale Grocers.
Ltuier In Wool, Grain, Hides.
11, 13 &18 I AXUKI.F.B T.
ile3lf
' C.E.BROWN. W. E. MORFORD.
MORFORD & BROWN,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
• HOUSES, ORANGE GROVES, VINE
YARDS, FARMS AND RANCHES
FOR. SALE,
ALSO,
Commission Merchants.
1 Dealers In Wool, Oram and Livestock,
Corner Spring and Temple Streets,
au3-3m Los Angeles. Cal.
———————
I
I FOR XMI l€ 1...Y1J1 I£!S.
' Mr. anl Mrs. O. A. Williams,
I DEALERS IS
Hum nil Hair,
1 From the East, are now in this city, and
1 will remain a snort time. They nave for
sale at their rooms switches, Braids,
rrizzes, Curls, Puffs, Chatelaine Braids,
Saratoga Waves, French Crlmpee, Ro
man Coronet braids, perfections, Co
quets. Feather Frizzes, Moultlforms,
Jenny's Curls, Bandeaux or Fronts, etc
. Ladies having combings or cut hair can
now get them made up in flrst-class
style. Combings rooted, old switches
cleaned, repaired and covered with long
hair and colored any shade desired.
Hair jewelry braided and mounted toor
der. Ladles, call and see for yourselves.
No trouble to show goods. Remember
the place. 43 Spring street, three doors
north of Postofflce, Up stairs, room No.l.
fe24-lni
FOR SALE.
IN KAHT LOS ANGELES, corner of
.July and Weils streets, on the road lo
Pasadena, A HANDSOMELY IMPROV
KU PIKL'E OK PROPERTY, containing
four acres of ground,one-haif in bearing
orange trees, ihe other half planted in
grape vines and deciduous trees. The
best well of water lv hunt Los Angeles,
wilu water-tank, wind-mill and Iron
pipes all through the place; small
nouse, evergreen hedge, etc. The place
will be sold reasonable and on accom
modating terms. Kor lurther Informa
tion appiy ou the premises lo
al-lm KKNEHTTH. OENNERT.
«s^3lst^cr
Popular Monthly.Drawing of the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MAOAULEY'S THEATEB,
IN THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE,
On Haturday April UO, letsi
These drawings, occur monthly (Sun
days excepted), under provisions of vi
Act of the General Assembly ot* Ken
tucky, incorporating Ihe Newport Print
int! ii nil Newspaper Co., upproved Aprt
«, 1978.
o*-This Is a special act, and has neve
been repealed.
The United States Olrcult Court on
March 31st, rendered the following decl<
, aions.
Ist—That the Commonwealth Dlstrl
button Company Is legal.
3d—lts drawings are fair.
The Company has now on nam
a large reserve fund. Head the llsto
■ prises for tbe
APRIL DRAWING.
1 Prize ..... _.130,00
1 Prize urn
1 Prize... 6,00
lv Prizes, 11000 each 10,00
90 Prizes, (600 each.. 10,00
100 Prizes, 1100 each 10,00
200 Prizes, $60 each _ 10,00
800 Prizes, |20 each 12,0t
1000 Prizes, flO each...... 10, M
I) Frizes, $300 eaoh, Approxima
tion prizes 3,7(
9 Prizes, 1200 each, Approxima
tion prizes * l.tK
• Prizes, 1100 eaoh, Approxlma
| tlon prizes...... IK
UN Prizes... — -1113,41
' Whole Tickets, 13. Half Tickets, 11.
27 Tickets, |50. 6i Tickets, 1100.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In LetU
or send by Express, Don't send by res
Isiered letter or Postofflce order. Ordei
of 16 and upward, by Express, oan b
sent al our expense. Addresa all ordei
R. M. BOARDMAN.
Courier-Journal building, Louisville. X)
1 or T. 1. OOM.MEBFORD, SM Broadwaq
New York. iHtt
J- LEGAL.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Execution No. 1071.
ro the Superior Court of the county (
of Loa Angelea, State of Califor
nia.
A. fl. CHAPMAN, PlalntlnT,)
vs. I
PIO PlCO.Defendant. ) <
Under aud by virtue of an execution S
Issued out or tho Superior Court of the
oounty of Los Angeles, state of Callfor
uia.ou the oth day ofAprll.A.D 1881, to me
directed and dellvereu on tbe JZth.day or 1
April, A. t>, 1881, for a Judgment render- •
ed lv the District Court of the Seven
teenth Judicial Dlstrlot of tho State of
Calllornia, lv and for Los Angeles coun
ty, on tbe oth day or May, A. D. 1879, iv
lavorof A. hi. Chapman, plalutlff, and
agulUNt Pio Pico, defeudaut, 1 have lev
lud upon and shall ou
WEDNESDAY,THE4th DAY OF
MAY, A. D. 1881,
At twelve o'clock M. Ol said
day, pioceed lo sell, al Die Court House
door, iv the city and couuty of Lou Ange
les, S«,<tte of Callforula, at public auction
lo the highest and best bidder for cash,
In United States gold coin, to satisfy said
judgment, wltb Interest and costs and
all accruing costs, all (he right, title and
interest which the said defendant. Pio
Pico, had at the time of the docketing of
the judgment in said case or has since
acquired or now lias in and to the fol
lowing described tracts of laud in Los
Angeles county, Stato ot California, to
wit:
First—That, certain tract of land lv the
city and counly of Los Angeles, state of
California, bounded and described as
follows: Commencing at SW corner of
Davis tract, on San Pedro street; thence
running with San Pedro street HH%° W
60 21 chains to SW corner of block 8;
theuce muning along Jefferson street S
7514 degrees W 22.71 chains to a stake;
thence iv the line of fence which divides
thi» tract Irom H. Dalton N 23% degrees
X 77.09 chains to Washington street;
thence along Washington street N "70}4
degrees W 28.20 chains to the live of Da
vlsj theuce along east Hue of Davis (for
merly Nicols) 19.90 chains to SK corner
of Davis; thence N degrees W 8.90
chains to place of beginning, containing
204 2-10 acres, being in whole or parts ol
lots 4, 5,0 aud 7, of block 7, of lots 4,
5, 0 aud 7 of block 8, Hancock's
survey, und being the premises conveyed
to Pio Pico by Maria Franclsca Mendez
de Fraijo by deed dated 19 October, 1877,
and recorded lv book 57, page 280, ol
deeds, records of Los Angeles county, to
which said deed and the record thereol
relereuce is hereby made.
Second—That certain tract of land In
the Huncho San Raiupl. couuty of Los
Augeles. state of California, bounded
uuu described as follows: To the north
and bounding upou the road from Los
Angeles to the Canyada of the Verdugos
auu said road passes by the porte suela
and the boundary on the north of said
land is the summit of the cuchllla of the
Canyada of Francisco Maria, that is to
say, beginning where the Sun Fernando
road crosses said rond irom the Canyada
of the Verdugos to Los Angeles and ruu
niugeust to a live oak above the ridge
and back of the house where Gulliermo
Verdugo resided in April, 1877, and thence
east to a bluff and ihence south along
tbe foot of said bluff and crossing the
San Gabriel road aud continuing lv the
same course to a live oak; thence south
west to the place of beginning and beiug
the same premises conveyed to Pio Pico
by Gulliermo Verdugo by deed dated 20
April, iB6O, and recorded in book 51, page
158, of deeds, records of Los Angeles couu
iy. to which deed and the record thereof
reference is hereby made.
Third—That certain tract lv the Ran
chosuu Rafael, county ot Los Angeles,
State of Culifurniu, bounded and de
scribed as follows: Commencing at post
J. V. R. in mound in east und west sec
tion line, between sections 27 aud 34, at
2800 chains distant irom cornor to ISO*
lions 2j 127 t 1 N. 813 W; Ihence with
sTjfSI
the line of R. Dreyfus east 41.12 chaius to
a poiut: thence uorth 25.00 chaius to
post J. V. It. D. In mound; theuce west
41.12 chains to post J. V.K. In mound;
theuce with Ibe east Hue of road 1 chain
iv width south 25.00 chains to post In
mound, the point of beginning, cohtalu
ing one hundred and two SU-lUO acres of
lund.
Fourth—The tract of land lv the Ran
cho Ex-Mission of Sun Fernando known
as tue Pico Reservation and more par
ticularly described as follows, to wit:
Commencing ut the southeast corner of
the tract of land formerly occupied by
Maria de Los Angeles Felis de Burrows,
being station No. 1 of tho Pico Reserva
tion; Ihence south si)* degrees east pass
ing at 55 chains and forty-five links gran
ite rock station 2 of tract No. 2, lot 39,
vineyard la riar ol principal Mission
building, 78 chains lo post in mound sta
tion No. 2; thence south 12J* degrees
west passing at 32 chains 53 links granite
rock station 4, ol tract 8, lot 45, vineyard
lv front of the principal Mission build
ing, and at 60 chains 73 links a granite
rock,stations of tract No. 8, lot 15, 148
chains uud 50 links tv granite rock P. R. (
station 3; Ihence north 80 degrees west
140 chains aud 84 links to grunite rock P.
It., station 4; thence north 12U degrees
east 140 chains aud 50 links tograuite
lock P. R M station 5; thenco south *9J4
degrees east, passing al 20 chains station
3oi the Maria Los Augeles Felis do Bur
rows tract,o2 chains and 31 links, to the
point ol beginning, containing 2076 97-100
acres, according to a survey made by
William P. Reynolds uuder Instructions
from the Commissioners In Partition In
case of tue San Fernando Farm
Homestead Association vs. Eulo
glo de Cells et als, In the late
17 District Court, State and county afore
said, to which survey and to the field
notes and map ther«ol on tile in said
case reference is heroby made for fur
ther description; together with all tlio
water rights appertaining to suld land,
more particularly described In a certain
conveyance executed by the said Pio Pico
to said San Fernando Farm Homestead
Association, dated July 2d, 1809, und re
corded iv book 13 of deeds, page 335 et
seq., County Recorder's office of said
county, including the following tracts of
land, to wit: The garden, orchard and
vineyard which lie immediately in front
of the Mission building as fixed by the
adobe walls and wooden fences as they
were July 21,1809, whicU enclose the same
uud the viueyard and orchard, which He
In the rear ot the principal Mission
building with tho boundarfes thereof as
fixed by the adobd walls and feuoes a.
ihe same were on the 2d day of July, 1869,
aud encloslugthe same, the same being
known in the public surveysof tue Uuit
ed States: the urst as tract No. I or lot 45;
aud tbe secoud as tract number 2 or lot
39. Also, the iract of lanu lying between
the two said last mentioned tracts and
bounded ou tbe northwest by the second
of said tracts, on the southwest by a line
running from the southern corner of said
secoud mentioned tract (tract No. 2 or lot
39) to tbe northwest corner of tract No. 8
or lot 45, touching the southwest corner
of tho southwest Mission building, on tbe
south by said tract No. 8 or lot 46, and on
the east by a Hue running from the
northeast comer of said tract No. 8 or lot
45 north degrees west 21.62 chains to
granite rock station 4: theuce north 01%
degrees west 7,10 chains to a statiou of
said tract No. 2 or lot 31; relereuce for
further description of the said last de
scribed three tracts being n;ade to the
said map and survey of W . I*. Reynolds.
Fifth—All that tract of land In said
rancbo, county aud Stato aforesaid,
known as block No. eleven (11) of the
city orSan Fernando, according to map
thereof recorded In book 2 of Miscellane
ous Records, pages 591, 592 and 593, in the
County Recorder's office aforesaid.
Sixth—The interest of which Andres
Pico, deceased, died seized In that certain
tract of land in said county and State
known as "Rancho El Kncino," us de
scribed iv tho U- S. patent tor said ran
cho, recorded lv booK 1. Pago 217, ofjiat*
ents, in County Recorder's office aaore*
said.
Given under my hand at my office, [in
the city and county of Los Angeles.
State or California, this the izAi day of
April, A. D. 1881.
WM. R. ROWLAND.
Sheriff.
By JAM, C. KAYS, Under Sheriff.
In the Superior Court,
Couuty ft' Los Angelea, Stato of
California.
In ihe matter of the estate cf J. G.
Mlchcucr.
Pursuant to the order of this Court,
mado this day, notice Is hereby given
Wednesday, the 4th day of May, 1881, at
10 o'clock A. if.. and at the court room of
this Court, at the Court House, In the
county of Lob Angeles, have been ap-
Jiolnted as the time and place for mak
□g a return to tbls Court of the proceed
ings of the administrator of said estate,
under tbe order of this Court dated
Maroh 7th, 1881, authorising the sale of
certain real estate, when and where any
person interested in tbe said estate may
appear and file written objection to the
Bonflrmatlon of the sals and may pro
duce witnesses in support of bis objec
tions. v"lc. Howard;
apM-10t Jnaga.^
LEO A£«.
BUMJMONB.
In the Superior Court
Of the State of Californin, In a it. ,
for tbe County of Jjos Angelea*
Franolsco Grazide, plaintiff, va. Oliver 1
Devlliers, defendant. 1
Action brought In tbe Superior Court -
>f tbe State of California, In and for the -
county of Los Angeles, and tho com- 1
plaint filed in said county of Los Auge
les, in the offloe of tbe Clerk of saldsu- '
perlorCourt.
The People of the State of California J
lend greeting to Oliver Devlliers, de- 1
rendant, '
You are hereby required to appear in I
an action brought against you by the '
above named plalntiir in the Superior
Courtof tue Htate of Callforula, In and
for tbe county of Los Angeles, and lo an
swer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days (exclusive of the day of service)
after the service on you of this summons
—if served within this county; or, it
served elsewhere, within thirty days—or
Judgment by default will betaken against
you according to the prayer of said com
plaint.
Tbe said action is brought to obtain a
decree of this Court for the foreclosure of
a certain mortgage described iv tbo said
complaint, and executed by tbe said O.
Devlliers to C. Grazide, ou the 3d day ol
October, 1876, to secure the payment of a
certain promissory note, made on tbe 3d
day of October, 1876, by O. Devlliers. for
thesumors3oo gold coin, with interest
at the rate of 114 per cent per month from
date until paid, and payable to the said
C. Orazlde; that the premises conveyed
by said mortgage may be sold, aud the
proceeds applied to the payment of (300
gold coin, with Interest at tho rale of \%
percent per month Irom October 3,1876,
and for lv per cent as attorney's fees, as
provided for In said mortgage, and costs
of suit; and in case tmch proceeds are
not sufficient to pay the mime, then to ob
tain an execution again BL sfcid defendant
for the balance remaining due; and also
that the defendant and all persons claim
ing by, through or under him,may be
barred aad foreclosed of all right, title,
claim, Hen, equity of redemption and in
terest In and to said mortgaged premises*
and for otber and further relief.
Reference is had to complaint for par
ticulars.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail to appear und arswer the said com
plaint, as above required, the sf»id plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the said complaint.
Uiven uuder my hand and tbe seal of
the Superior Court of tbe State ol Cali
fornia, in and for thu county of Los Auge
les, tbls 4th day of March, in the
year of our Lord.one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty-one.
LSeal.J A. W. POTTS, Clerk.
By A. RIMPAU. Deputy.
Endorsed:
WALTER D. STEPHENSON,
mB-2m Attorney for Plaintin'.
Summons.
In tho Superior Court of the State of
California, in and for tbe couuty of Loa
Angeles.
Tbe Farmers'and Merchants' Rank of
Los Angelea, a corporation, plaintiff, vs.
Cristoval Maobado et al, defendants.
Action brought In the Superior Court
of tbe State of California, lv and for the
county of Los Angeles, and the com
plaint filed in said.county of Los Auge
les, in the office of the Clerk of said su
perior Court.
The People of the State of California
send greeting to Cristoval Macbado. Joa
quin Almada and T. D. Mott, Harris
Newmark, KasparCohn, Meyer J. New
mark, Morris A. Newmark, composing
the firm of H. Newmark & Co., and I.W.
Hellman, defendants.
You are hereby required to appear iv
an action brought against you by tbe
above named plalntiir in the Superior
Courtof ihe State of California, lv and
for the county of Los Angeles, and to an
swer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days (exclusive of tbe day of service)
after the service on you of this summon"
—If served within this county; or, if
served elsewhere, within thtrty days—or
ludgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer of
said complaint.
The said action Is brought to obtain a
decree of this Court for tbe foreclosure of
a certain mortgage described In the said
complaint, and executed by the said Cris
toval Machado to the plaintiff herein
on the first day of November, A D 1876, to
secure tbe payment of acertaiu promis
sory note of date Oct. 31st, 1*76. for the
sum of 81000, with Interest thereon from
date till paid at the rate of percent,
per montb; If not paid punctually to be
compounded aud bear like interest; exe
cuted by defendant Cristoval Mnchado
to the plaintiff herein <all in U. S.gold
coin); tbat the premises conveyed by
said mortgage may be Bold and the pro
ceeds applied to the payment of tbe said
principal sum of $1000, with interest at
the rate of one and ono-half per cent per
montb, compounded monthly, trom Lhe
3Uthdayof April, A. D. 1879; $27.48 taxes
paid March 12,1878; $33.63 on 20th March,
1879; $21.04 paid ou sth February, 1880;
$15.00 paid Dec. 80, 1880; $19.40 paid Febru
ary Ist, 1881. with interest thereon at ihe
rale of 1% per cent per month till paid
irom their respective dates; counsel fees
at the rate of 10 per cent on the amount
of ludgment recovered, and for costs of
suit; and in case such proceeds are not
sufficient to pay the same,
then to obtain an execution
against said Cristoval Machado for the
balance remaining due; and also that
the defendants, and all persons claiming
by,through or under them,may be barred
aud foreclosed of all right, title, olaim,
Hen, equity of redemption and interest
in and to said mortgaged premises, and
for other and further relief,
Reference is had to complaint for par
ticulars.
And you aro hereby notified that If you
fall to appear and answer the said com
plalut as above required, the said plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded In the said complalut.
Given under my hand and the seal or
the Superior Court of the State of Califor
nia, in and for tho county cf Los Auge
leß, tbls 6th day of Fehruaiy, intheyear
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
aud eighty-one,
(Seal.) A. W. POTTS. Clerk.
By E. H.OWEN, Deputy.
THOM A STEPHENS,
mr3o-2m Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Certificate of Partnership,
The underslgued hereby certifies that
C. Raphael, a resident of the city and
oounty of Los Angeles, State of Califor
nia, doing business under the firm name
ore. RAPHAEL A CO., in said city, Is
the only person In said firm, and that no
other person as partner bas any Interest
in said firm.
Witness my hand and seal, this llth
day of April, 1881.
C. RAPHAEL. ISeal.l
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. \ ma
Couuty of Los Angeles, j SB *
On this nineteenth day of April, In the
year one thousand eight hundred and
eighty-one, before me, George A. Dobin
son, a Notary Public, in and for said
oounty of Los Angeles, personally ap
peared C, Raphael, known tome to be
tbe same person whose name is sub
scribed to and who executed tbe annexed
instrument, and thereupon he duly ac
knowledged to me that ho executed the
same.
lv witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my official seal,
at my office, In the city and county ot
Los Angeles, the day and year in this cer
tificate first above written.
I Seal.] Q. A. DOBINSON,
Notary Public.
NOTICE.
Having this day sold out my entire In
terest in my PAINT AND OH. STOKE
too. Raphael,l recommend him to all
my friends and patrons who formerly
did business with me.
ap2o-4w B. RAPHAEL.
ORDER TU SHOW CAUSE.
SUPERIOR COURT, LOB ANGELES
COUNTY,. CALIFORNIA.
In the matter of the estate of l
David Phillip, deceased. /
It appearing to the Judge of said Court
by the petition of J. A. Graves, adminis
trator of the said estate, praying for an
order to Bell real estate, that it Is neces
sary to sell the whole of the real estate
of said estate to pay the expenses of ad
ministration:
It Is therefore ordered, that any person
interested ia tbe said estate, appear be
fore tbe said Superior Court on
MONDAY, the 9il DAY OF MAY, 1881
At 10 o'clock A. v., at the court-room o
said Couit, In the city of Los Angeles, to
show cause why an order should not be
made to sell the real estate, to wit:
The undivided one-ninth of-loi No. 5,
block No. 101. Bellevue Terrace tract. In
sa!d city of Los Angeles.
And that a oopy of this order be pub*
llshed In tba Loa Angeles Dally Herald
four successive weeks before the aald
day.
March 22d. 1881.
' V. K. HOWARD.
mttid Judge ftapartac Oouru
LEGAL.
Guardian's Sale of Real
Estate. (
Notice is hereby given thut in pursu
nice ut an order of the Superior Court ol
Los Angeles county, state of Calllornia, ,
made on the twelfth day of Maroh, 1881, 1
uthe matter ot the estates and guard!"
iusbip of Walter M. Patrick, Joseph H. <
Patrick, Charles E.Patrick and Marcia
A. Patrick, minors, and in pursituuceof
;u order of said Superior Court made in
:bo said matter of the estates und guar
ltansbJp of Walt er M. Putt Ick, Joseph
H. Patrick, Charles E. Paliicit aud Mar-
:1a A. Patrick, minors, ou thu t
nineteenth day Of April, 1881, the under- I
signed, Mary a. Patrick, guardian of the i
persons and estates ot sai l minors, will '
sell at private sale, ou or after )
FRIDAY, THE 29 Hi DAY OF 1
APRIL, 1881, i
At the ollice of W. P. Gardiner, at room i
No. Wl Buker Block, in the city nnd couu- ]
ty of Ljs Angeies, California, the follow- '
lug described real estate, situate in the i
county of" Los Angeles, state of Califor
nia, and more particularly described as 1
follows, lo wit:
All the right, title and interest or Wal- !
ter M. Patrick, Joseph 11. lmuicu, 1
Charles E. Patrick uud Marcia A. Pitrkk, <
minors aforesaid, In and to the following ■
described and bounded parcels oi the 1
rancho Known as The Rodeo de lis
Aquas, situated In said county of Los An- <
geies, StULoof California, commouclng at
a point in the boundary line of sau
raucho, as officially surveyed, north 20 H
degrees east 35 frHOi) chaius from station 1
2 and running along a roaii oue chain
wide N degrees \V •>» 76-100 chains to
the middle ot the creek ; thencts with the
mid-channel oi said crees N ia% i.e«rees
west 8 chains to station oue of the ineau* 1
ders of said creek; thence north 21% de- '•
grees east 2 80-100 chain* lo tue intersec
tion of the middle line of said creek wit h
the south live of Whltworth; theuce
along said south live of whttWorth's
lauds E 7 D'-100 chalnsto the SE corner of
Whi.Worth's land; thenco along Whit*
worth's entire boundary north 20 chains
to ustake iv the corner ot Wbu.worth's i
land; theuce along said laud west 8 50-iOO
chains to Ihe creek: theuce along the
mld-chauuel of said creek N 10 degrues E
4 25-110 chaius to sta lion 0 of meuudeis of
said creek; thence W 42j£ degrees hi oue
chain to statiou 7 of meunuers of said
creek: theuce N 45 72-100 degrees W 2 60
-10J chaius tostatiou Bof said meanders;
theuce N degtei s X 4 50-100 chains to
station 9; theuce N 87 degrees £| chains
tostatiou lv; ihence n ?£ degree E 3
chains to statiou li; thento NI OH de
gress E 7 chaius to statiou 12; theuce jS
3degrees W 4 chains to station 13, from
where station 4 of boundary line bears N
884 degrees Kl7 chains; ihence N 10 4
degrees E 850-100 chains to station 14 ot
said meanders: tu«uce N 41 degrees E 3"«
chains to station 15; theuce im de
grees E 3 chains to station io; theuce N
ll\4 degrees W 5 cnaius to statiou 17;
thence.2B'4 degrees W 7 OtMOU chains to
statiou 18; thenco N 17& decrees W 5
chaius to station :!>; tfi • cc N [degree E
2 Chains to station 20; lucivo n 27 % de
grees E 1 bO-100 chains to station 21 ptneuoa
N 50)«j degrees W 3)4 chains tv station
SSh thence N \%V* degrees W b% chains
to station 21; thence N b% decrees W 5
chains to station 21, the intersection of
the middle line ot ibe creek and oourae
number 4of said boundary Hue of said
rancho; Ihence aloug said boundary S
2~H degrees E 48 90 ion onatus to statiou 4
ol «ald boundary Hue, marked by a large
white rock; theme S H4>fi degrees Ul 03
75-liiochaius testation 3uoi said buuudary
line and also the N W coiner of tue dtau
cuo Clenega; thence aloug the west line
of Clenega Ranch S2OH degree* w 71
44-1(0 chains to the place ot beginning,
coutalng 528 49U-iOOO acres of laud, the
fOTegolng description being according to
tin' notes and survey made by L. Sleuold
and being according to true courses, the
variation being 14 degrees 15 minutes E,
aud being the same land mortgaged by J
H. Lucas to M, S. Patrick by mortgage
dated May 31,1877, and recorded at page
512 of book 25 ot mortgages iv the'office of
the Couuty Recorder of Loa Angeles
county, California, to wbicn mortgage
relereuce is made tor a description of.said
lauds.
The terms aud conditions of said sale
shall he cash in lawful money of the
Dnited States; teu per cent, thereof to be
paid on the day ot sale and the balance
thereof to be paid on confirmation of the
sale by said superior Court.
Bids for said real estate will b? re
ceived ut Room No. 37, Baker Block, in
the city and couuty oi Los Angeles,
state of Calllornia, the office of W, P.
Gardiner aforesaid, such bids must l>e
In writing and may be left at the placo
above designated therefor, or m>iy be
delivered to said guardian personally or
may be filed in the office of the Clerk of
said Superior Court, ut tlie Court House,
in the city uud couuty of Los Augeles,
California,
Dated April PJ, 1881,
MARY A. PATRICK,
Guardian nf the persons and estates of
Walter M. Patrick, Joseph If. Putnck,
Charles E. Patrick and Marcia A. Pat
rick, minors.
We P. GARDINER,
ap2o Attorney lor said Guardian.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Superior Court of the County o
Los Angeles,state of California,
In the matter of i
CHARLES GERSON,an in [
solvent debtoi. J
Charles Gerson having filed in this
Court his petition, schedule and Inven
tory In Insolvency, by which it appears
that be Is an insolvent debtor, the said
Charles Gertouis hereby declared to be
insolvent,
Tlie Sheriff of tho county of L'.s Ange
les Is hereby directed to take possession
of all the estate, real aud personal, of
the said Charles <4er>ou, debtor, except
such as may be by law exempt from ex
ecution, and of al) his dueds, voucners
books of accounts, and papers, and to
keep the same safely uutli tun appoint
ment of an assignee nl n is estate.
All persons are forbidden to pay any
debts to the said insolvent or to deliver
auy property belonging to him, or to
nny person, firm or corporation, or asso*
elation, for his use.
The said deotpr is hereby forbidden to
transfer or deliver any property until
Ihe further order of this Court, except as
herein ordered.
It is further ordered that all the credit
ors of said dobtor be and appear before the
Hon.V. E.Howard, Judgeof the Superior
Courtof the county of Los Angoles, in
open Court, at the court-room of said
Court, ia the glty of Los Angeles, county
ol Los Angeles, ou
THE NINTH DAY OF MAY, 1881,
At t«n o'clock A. m. of that dny, to prove
their debts and choose one or more as*
signees of the estate of said debtor.
it Is further ordered that this order be
published in the Los Angeles I'm jly
Herald, a newspaper of geneiai circula
tion, published In the said county of Los
Angeles, as often as tbe said paper Is pud
llshed before the day set for tbe meeting
of creditors.
And it Is further ordered, that in the
meantime all proceed lugs against the
said iusulvent he staged.
Dated April 7,1881.
V. E. HOWARD,
Judge of the Superior Court,
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a
full true and correct cot>y of the original
adjudication of insolvency, stay of pro
ceedings and order of pnbltOHtlon of no
tioe to creditors, ou file in my office, nnd
that I have carefully compared the same
with the original.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my band and affixed the seal of the Su
perior Court, Ihls 7th day of April, 1881.
LSeal.] a. W. POTTS,
County Clerk.
By A. RIMPAU, Deputy. apBtd
F. H. HOWARD, Attorney for Insolvent.
Notico for Publication of
Time for Proving'
Willi etc.
In the Superior Court, Htate of OUBovaia, in
and for Los Angeles county.
In tbe matter of the estate of Mat
thew Keller, deceased.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Los Augeles. j
Pursuant to an order of this Court,
in ado this day, uotice is "hereby given
that Friday, the twenty-ninth day ol
April,lBBl, at 10o'clock a. M.otsaldday,
at the court room of this court, iv the
cltjjLand county of Los Angeles, bas been
appointed for bearing the application of
I. W. Hellman, praying thai a document
now on file In this Court, purporting to
be tbe las* will and testament o
Matthew Keller, deceased, be admitted
to probate, and thai letters temauienUry
be Issued theieon lo said I. W. Htdlman,
at which time and place all persons
Interested therein may appear aud contest
the same.
Dated April 13th, 1881.
ISeal.l A. W. POTTS.
■ County Clerk.
By Bs H. Own, Deputy. alitd
LEGAL.
In the Superior Court
Jf the Couuty of Los Augeles
Htate of California.
In ro rulate of I
itosa Isabella D. Baldwin, deceased, j
SRPER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY OU
DER OP BALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BE MADE.
It, appearing to nic, V. E. Howard,
fudge ol tin.! .superior Court of the coun
y of Lot Angeles, Htate of California, by
he petition of John M. Baldwin, admin*
strntor with the will annexed of the ta
ut c of Rosa Isabel la D Bald win,deceased,
praying foran order to sell real estate;
that it is necessary to sail the whole of
ho real estate belonging to said deceased
v. li* r decease, or so much thereof as
tnay be necessary to pay the debts out
(tending against the deceased aud tbe
debts, expenses and charges of the ad
ministration, und the devises made by
the deceased In her last will and testa
ment; .
It Is therefore ordered by me. Judge of
tho said superior Court, tbat all persons
interested in the suld estate appear be
fore the ssid Superior Court on Wednes
day, 1 he 27th day of April, A. D. 1881. at 10
o'clock In the forenoon of said day, at tbe
court-room of the said superior Court, In
the Court House, at the olty or Los Ange
l<s, county of Los Angeles, State
of California, to show cause.
It any they have, wby an order should
not be granted to the said, administrator
to sell so much of the real estate of the
deceased as shall be necessary.
And thai a copy of this order be pub
lished at least lour successive weeks lo
the Daily I os Angeles Herald, a news
paper prlntea and published In the elty
of Los Angeles, couuty of Los Angeles,
State of California.
V. E. HOWA RD,
Judge of the super or Court.
Dated ut Lor Angeles, this 23d day ol
Match, A. D. 1831.
I hereby certify the foregoing to be a
full, true nnd correct copy of the original
order to show cause, in the estate of Kosa
Isabella D. Baldwin, deceased, on Hie en
my office, and lhat I have carefully com
pared the same wltb the original.
in witness whereof, I have bereunto
set my hund aud itfflxed tbe seal of ibe
neul of the superior Court, this 23d day or
Muich, 1831.
[Heal.] A.W. POTTS. Clerk.
By E. Hi UWK.v, Deputy. in Mid
Mortgage Sale,
Execution No. TU.
In tli© Superior Court of tbe eouuty
of Los Augeles, Htate or Califor
nia.
W. H. TERRY, Plaintiff, 1
against i
Pio Pico, J. M. tiliey.C. Behrendt,
J. IL Lun»S, Catalina Moreno de 1
Lopi'z, the City of Los Angeles r
(a muuiclpal corporation), A.B. j
Chapman, Oeorge », Patton, J. |
Hancock and Wallace Wood-1
worth. Defendants. J
Under and by virtue ol a decree ol foie
elobure and order ol sale entered in the
Superior Court of tlie county of Los Au*
geies, state of California, ou tbe 6th day
of April, A. U. ISBI, aud a writ of execu
tion lor tbe enforcement of Judgment re
quiring sale of property under foreclos
ure of mortgage issued out of said Supe
rior Court, annexed to said decree and
dated the Mn day of April, A. D. 1881, lv
the above entitled action and in favor oi
W. H. Perry, plaintiff, and against Pio
Pico, J. M. hiioy, C. Behrendt, J. H. Lu
cas, Catalina Moreno de Lopez, the City
of Los Angeles (a municipal corpora
tion), A. B. Chapman, Oeorge S. Patton,
J. Hancock und Wallace Wood
worth, defendants, a certified
copy of which said decree of
foreclosure, duly attested under the
seal of said court on the Bth day ot
April, A. D. 1881. and delivered tome,
together with tho writ annexed there
to, on the said List mentioned day.
whereby I tun commanded to s/il
at publio auction, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash In United States
gold coin, the following and In said de
oreedesoribed real estate.to-wlt:
All that certain piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the city of
Los Augeles, county of Los Angeles, and
wuito of California, bounded and de
crlbed as follows, to wtt:
On the southeast by spring street: on
northwest by New High street; ou tbe
northeast by property formerly owned
by X P. F. Temple, now by K. J. Bald
win; and on the southwest by land be
longing to the city ana county of Los
Angeles, on which stands tbe county
Jail and otber buildings, and being tbe
same lot conveyed to Pio Pico byNar
cisse Hotel lo and wife, by deed dated
April 19.h. 1853, and recorded In the office
<>f the County Recorder of said county of
Los Aug'les, in book No. 1 of deeds,
pages 313-316, and to wbioh deed aud the
record thereof reference is made for fur
therand mow particular description.
Public uotice is hereby given that on
MONDAY, THE 2D DAY OF
' MAY, A. D. 1881,
At twelve o'olook v. of said
day, I will proceed to sell at tb6
Court House door, in tho City and Count}
of Los Augeles, State of California, at
public auutiun, to the highest and best bid
der, for cash in United States gold coin, to
satisfy said decree for principal and interest,
costs, and all accruing costs, all ihe above
described real estate, or sufficient thereof
to satisfy said sums.
Olven under my band, at my office, In
the city, county and State aforesaid, this
3th day of April, A. D. 1881.
ri. KOWIaND, Sheriff.
By JAS. C. KAYS, Under Sheriff.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Of the County of Los Angelea*
State of California,
In the matter of the guardianship of the
estate ol t LOUIS HARMON, a minor,
ORDER TO 6HOW CAUSE WHY AN
ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
SHOULD NOT BE MADE,
Louis Roeder, the guardian of tbe es
tato of Louis Harmon,a minor, having
filed his petltlou herein, duly verified,
praying for an order of sale of the real
estate uf said minor, for the purposes
therein set lortb.
It Is therefore ordered by the said
Court that all persons interested In the
estate of naid deceased appear before the
said Superior Coui ton
WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY
OF M AY, 1881,
AtlOo'clock in the forenoon of said day,
at the Court Room of said Superior
Court, a*, the olty of Los Angelea, in the
county of Los Angeles, to show cause
why an order should not be granted to
the sad guardian to sell so much of tbe
real estate of said minor aa shall be neo
essary.
And that a copy of this order be pub
lished ft leaM three successive weeks In
the Dally Los Augeles Herald, a news
paper printed and published in said Los
Angeles couuty.
V. E. HOWARD,
npstd Superior Judge.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice in hereby given that tbs Arm of
L. LEWIN <fc OU. has tills day been dis
solved by mntual consent, tbs under
signed. L. Lewin, retiring.
Hie undersigned, P. Lazarus, will eon
tlnue the buslaess at tbe old stand. AU
debts of the Arm of L, Lewin A 00. will
be paid by him at maturity. All ths as
sets, Including outstanding notes and
"counts iluo or to become dus to ths
Arm, aro to be paid to tbe said Lasarus.
I.UUIB LBWIN.
P. L\ZARTJB
Los Angeles, Cal., March t,lBBl, mrStf
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mrl-tim Proprietor.
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WASHING
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