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Unix 1 .!, or very closely approaching to |
thu market volllo. I year, ill flic
a lessors relttni. for San Francisco, lend- |
ing properties, audi a. those of tbe
bank* named, ware not put at over a
t. nlli «f tile t!.••>• would have
commai.dcU cvt-n at a forced .ale.
Equivalent prnpertire in tbU clly ere
certainly rnteil by the aunwr al one
ball of what many people rcgaid a» an
inflated value. It ia the duty of the
State Hiiurd of Penalization to bear these
facta in mind; fatft, particularly, iv cuara
where, a> in l»s Angeles county, there
is a strong speculative movement which
may not be permanent, they ought to
give full credence to ths work of tbe
local assessors. The toll-gatherer of
commerce at tho Golden liato outfit not
to bo permitted to escape her share of
tho bunions of taxation. Nearly oil the
surplus ficeumillntions of the Common
wealth mo there, and they ought I" •'•
made to pay Mrs* CsMaaV that which is
iVJLY HERALD.
Single Copies of the Herald. B Centa.
Herald Steam Printing Houee.
The HaKtLPttteani Printing Hease Is not Mr'
psesc'l by sny Job Printing oBIm on the Padflr
Cnevt, out«itle of fan Kr»nH»eo, In faotllties tor
dohiii Job worti. Low prtoes, koo«I «ms% and ex
pedition ssay be »■ I- I U|<on st thia OflW
Special Notice.
lit rttsrter iiuUoes el Oocnpanles, soeteUes,
ejetjlls. etc . will only U Inserted in the Mrsalp
» , . adtertUNnieets. We reserve, for Places
of Worship, a arratultous UirMrtor), wli rtt will
s(>, war erory ftaaSav mornhiK
Uri'iitaoo nros., No. t Union Bi|uare, New
Vor'-City, ars atfsnU lor the llkralo. It will
o'MatinUy bs found on sale on their counters
Tho Mm. .ii Isthr olflrisl paper of the eltt of
.«na Ant-elea. The rih (luiinquritt tax linte end
all other municipal not ires appear only hi Its col
fbs llr.HAt.it oftlee ts noniiect««4 with the l«>lc
phoni. r> stein of \mt Aiurelea city and county,
unl- ra lor advertlsementi ot )et WOff% aMJ be
sent throuirh thia medium to number I re.
Mr A. 8. IIolllns;*worth to the Hunt* Ana nifrnt
Ol the IISSALD.
THE LATEST!
IHpuoial tv tlio llkhai.h by the Western
Unlou Telegraph Company. |
New that iieurly all the visiting Sir
Knights have gone home, our Lou
Angeles climate is again getting on its
good behavior. When we read that in
Snu Kn.nemco the renry lant Sunday
reached UV, with all the consequent
misery involved in those (igures there,
wo can well afford to bo content, lint
still we think the weather clerk might
hive been a little moro courteous to tbo
strangers within our gales.
PACIFIC COAST.
I'll ■mi IIJKI i ■< Month Ml Kant.
Khksno, Bepl. ft. The following in n
list of the snuthhi.nnd passengers pass
ing hum to-liny:
Mi i fnnoh, i tcht.no*) 4 Tj Mn w
C D»tit, Mimh I'nume linnet. J M
Kllii.lt, A M Bragg, In. .on, A Tj D S
Church, Santa Kg, N M; Mr Chamber
mm, wife and chil.l, Snu J A
Hooper, A W Jaojuon, i.enn Kaufman,
A A Kline ..ml wife, II McCruui, Jacob
W.iol/.-r. 8 X: L W Uliim Am wile,
rombttont, A T; 0 R lilnckn.an. Hum
hohlt, Nov; Smum Kreiulsliini.T, Xl
P.%tO,TeS| Krnmisco Albiztegin, Mexico;
.1 s PhUUpe. Mrs p Co-H, Annie
Mi.l •n.-v, L \; Miss Rvs Aplin, *>.*U-
Uml.
Tb« New York Sun suggests that the
OUbcry for the old ticket U really an In
sidlous movement to make Hendricks
tin next Democratic candidate for Pres
ident, and it ndds that Hendricks is a
■nan for whom Democrats might very
well vote. The Sun is of opinion that
Eteudrioka 1 ! friends believe that, when
the next Democratic National Conven
tion duds that it can't git Tilden, 11
will gladly gravitate towards Hendricks.
We might add that it is tho belief of
somu observant Democrat! that the
$ mi persistent advocacy of lion. Win.
S. Holmtiti, a Hooiler, for President, Is
rcnlly designed to kill off both Hen
llrtoki and McDonald, who are also In
diuna men, us Presidential nsjurants.
There are wheels within wheels in th
game nl politics.
Tin- 4l ll l'iiM>eiiK<-r".
B4M I'iiancmio, Hept. 0. The
I team St Ancon sailed this morning with
tiie foUoWfam ])nsseno L .|s for Lot An^c
lee i
D W ParfO, Mrs (aifinmn nnd two
■bUtton, T Sy, W L Mils, Miss n w
llaskrll, T MiLian, ■! Hot Ido iioci, I,
Stuck*, wife and son, Annie
M. - tilll, Wise KoLean. Mi s 1. I
Jordan, Un C W Roberta, Mrs A
Nichols, Mrs Condon nnd daughter, It I>
Wilson, I- ll Qoeen, L w Boats, C
rXomth and wife, G Hupp, A Hose,
Mrs Doliermaun nnd daughter, It Looiuis,
,1 X limns and wife, Mrs lluttou nnd
child, d Ware, .1 I' YelL N llriudt, Mrs
Parti, A Marietta, W It Parker, It B
B i, ll X Fellow*. X McGuriek, Itev M
V Dodge, Wm Vail, H I- Kn.ery, Miss
A Kline, Mrs Hudson, Mrs .1 A Bauer
and two daughters, G H Angui tunl
wiic, .1 \V Howell and wifs,.( .1 riughsi
nud wife, Mr* A S Hopklui and (laugh
ttr, 0 Al 'rawford.
It is an encouraging alga that Beeohor
has Ceiled to "draw" iv San Francisco.
The fact shows that this arch hypocrite
—oueoftiie latest modem edition* of
Tartu Mo -is losing his popularity. It
appears that he failed to more than halt
till the Metropolitan Temple, where,
for so long a time, Kalloeh, another
mi later of unsavory reputation, failed
to hold a crowd, sometimes misnamed a
congregation, Tnc Metropolitan Tom
pie, of late, hay been tho scene of so
called religious services, of glove con
tests nud of Beocher's lectures. During
the palmy days of tbe Sand Lot it was
also the rallying ground of many who
looked upon Kalloeh as a sort of politic
al Moses. But that day, happily, la
passed forever. Even Beecher can't re
vlro its old time fascination.
The Miock Honi'd.
BeJatw, i in"; Cboller, aM| I tn ol
Idsteti Virginia. .60) Crown Point. L2oj
Iftareka Consolidated, 7: Opblr, SOOi
Tolosi, .No; S.ivuge, I.Mj Sierra. Ne
vada, 9 90] I'm"). ( 'onsolulit.d, ."> (HI;
Yellow Jacket. S.9o| Could ft Curry,
3 70; Hale .V Nn.vross, v.fiO] Mexican,
|.M| Northern Bella, 8.19.
lint I road Ciilllnloii a.mo - to
Itome Trying to F.vitde the
4liiue«c ltewt rlet Inn l-aw.
BAM PBAHCnOO, September 6.--Two
freight trains collided on tho SuutluTii
Pacific i-iulroi.il this morning, twelve
miles lOUtb of Stin Jose. The IWO
•oslaei uml tn box car* wore ditched,
Three hiaki'inen were injured. It is the
But aaftoM aoefajanl 0? thut divioon oi
tin- load in twelve years.
Captain Thomas Nowliall, un ohl and
respected citizen, nud v nieniher ol thi
Merchants' Kxehuuge, died suddenly
this morning, of heart disease.
Archbishop Alcmnny i. expected to
have here next week Cot Koine. He
will be present at the eonfeeration of
Father Riordatt. in Chicago, U lonilju
tor ol this diaccso.
One would almost he tempted to think
that the war was still going on when one
heats of Arthur being tendered a recep
tion hy the Union League, at Chicago.
It was of tbe New York body of
that ilk that Horace Greeley said that,
by i inscrutable Providence, it em
bract d nil the blockheads Uuuting
around tho Empire State. While
Arthur is being kotooed to at Chicago,
his daughtor, Miss Nelly, ti figuring
aronud the watering places on tbe
United States steamer Dispatch. This
vessel has been surrendered to the ex
clusive duty of taking "Princess" Nelly
from Humptcu Roads to Long Branch,
from Long jrlrauch to Newport, uml
from Newport to nil other attainable
resorts of wealth and leisure. Arthur's
JoitlOi Field granted Ll How ti writ
of habeas corpus returnable before the
I'nited States ('ireuit Court tomorrow.
The prtitionn Mil forth tliut ho Ist
native of Hoßg KoQfL Mid in therefore n
subject nt Wreut Britain, ulthough of
t him M pm .'tittij; •. He DMM t.» thin
perl from Hoaa Kong oo the iteamablp
Ar.ibie, and Port Collector BvMM U
Sullivan refuses to allow him tv hind,
M he has DO ceitilii'itte, M provided for
in the restriction net. He asks that he |
be permitted to come ashore.
U lienl uml line lev Market.
Svn t'uwnst o, Sept. i, Wheat
■tody and native; seller $1.87i®1.6M|
Barley uncertain and slow ;seUer,£ 1.0-'
$\A)Sy, seller, scamm, 81.01 if.
Thr Temblor tit Wllmluieton.
Wii.minotos, Sept. ft,—Qllitl a sharp
eurtht|uiike shock was felt hero this
morning at twenty u.iuiites past four,
looal time, Uutiag ton seconds. The
vibrations were icon northeast to south
west.
The Nhnke tit Hantn llitrhttra.
S.NTA lUkHAKA, Sept. fl.-A very
distinct slunk of eurth<iunke was felt
here this morning at 4:15. It lasted
twenty tooonds, vibrations from north to
•Jitth.
The i..1-1 of the 4 n|>tiired
i Florknck. A. T., Sept. s.—As
Sh. i ill' Dorau hsi just arrived with the
fourth of (be rjing of desperadoes con
nected iv t\U Kiverside rohhery, on the
10th of Anns! lust, A. B. Ilnrtzel, of
Johnsonville, Arizona, iv whose stable
it || alleged the job of robbery was put
up. The arrest was nHected by Slier iff
Domn, assisted by Deputy Ludwig, of
, Dsnuit
Fatal Mliootiiiu, Affray.
Ttcson, Sept. ft.—A special from Clif
ton says: In a shoo ti of utTuir this mom
ißg, between W, K. Delnmy and lleniy
Sawyer, the latter was instantly killed.
Two hystandera, whosa nanus are un
known, ware slightly wounded. Da
lilSJ is in jail, and Sawyer's fiiends
threaten a vietl to OUftoa to-night. The
ball is pioperly opeued, and lively times
may be anticipated. The atVnir grew out
of lot juuipiiiL.'and the tar nnd leather
ing of lawyer tienrge Sims, n few weeks
ago, who was acting in the interest of
the jumps*!, Thin makes one killing
aud lour wminded in twenty-four hours,
faatteasjsyra ..amlcd without Acci
dent.
AsTnt.iA, September 5. The paasen
ger. mi the Qaeea uf tin- I'acitic were
safely landed aa ing bouts, without seri
ous injnryio any noe. Clatsop spit,
where the stesreer grounded, is a long
snml loir hi tin; antranof. lo the channel.
It is the .nine bar en which the
■teamrr RepaUio WMwraehtd « year
ago. Whentiie fag lilted thi. nwraiag
it <>i found tliut lbs Queen ef the
Paella **ac aboul tiro shlpe 1 leaf ths on!
of her course. During the dn the
steamer lightened ap unj WM palbd ell
hy tug boat*. No apparent injury waa
.lone the vessel, which is worth hulf a
million.
OallialM un Catambia River.
I'oiiTi.AM., Ogn., September s.—The
steamship Celumhia, reported unround
at Martiti'ii island, Columbia tit er, col*
lided with the British hark Aherleino,
staving in tho Columbia', how. The
Captain run her on the island, where
she wus patched up nnd steamed to
Astoria for repairs. Damages slight.
The bark Aberlcniu was more seriously
damaged, und was towed to Portland
for repairs.
Kentucky's) law l.ovrrnor.
LoriMYiLLE, Ky., Sept. 5. Ten
thousand people witnessed theinaugura
ti.uiofHou.il. Proctor Knolt us Gov
ernor of Kentucky at Frankfort to-day.
The city was elaborately decorated.
atlmiuiftratiou bids fair to go down to
history as the junketing Presidential
uccidency. *
M i ms. in Southern California has of
late received a tremendous impetus, and
mainly through the extension of our
railwuy system. Calico is us much an
outgrowth, iv the present splendid stage
of its development, of the Mojuve brunch
of the Southern Pacific Railway as was
Tomlmtone of the extension of tin
Arizona branch of that road. The push
ing of the Atlantic & Pacific Ituilvmy lo
a junction with the Southern I'ltcillc nt
the Needles, on the Colorado river, will
do wonders in developing tin' mineral
rich. * of northwestern Arizona, south
western Nevada and I'tah nnd south,
eastern California. It is undoubtedly
the policy of tho sagacious men who are
fteoompliahing railway construction on
this Coast to build branch roads to nil
promising mineral sections. Apropos of
this wholesome line of enterprise, il will
not be long liefore luyo county will
shortly regain her old-time prominence
as a producer of base metal ores carry
ing a high percentage of silver. .She is
phenomenally rich in ores, wlii. lvuinhi
tbe obi eouditions, could not be reduced
•t a prolit. The steam horse » ill change
all that. It is pleasant to Angeleu.is to
know that all this development, both in
California, Nevada, Utah and An/onn,
will be directly tributary to the growth
nfour Orange tlrovc Ciiy. We arc but
la the initial of v treasure development,
in a long neglected pm torn oi California,
which will before n.ini> yeiirs eclipse the
BMMt brilliant achievements in the out
put of the precious metals .v . r chron
icled iv the history,of Coin .ruin. The
resultant beneßt. will lu.itnl; .luster
here.
The newspapers of >mi l-Van-i- i n
very diligently engm-ed just m.« in pip.
ing Jeremiads over the asset ted i.u-l
that that city paya two-fifths of th. luxes
of the Slate of California, liny have
learned that the Stale Hoard of Ivpinit/a
tiou proposes to increase the San
Francisco ciiy and eouuty assessments,
j end their grief ia accordingly something
very poignant end clamorous. They are
afraid that tiie valuation of the property
of the Anglo California, Pacific and
California kinks may bo increased from
■ tenth to tin haps a foarth ot the fiijure
they wool I. 'jmmaml ill the open market
too v, at an i vtuiipurizeJ aale. The
claim I. if Ban I ranciaco pays two-fifths
of the just tuxes of the Staleiaonepf the
moat indolent assumption - ever ventured
upou li> the newspaper of any city.
Out.idc oi San Francisco, Alameda, Sao
Matf" .nl other central counties, tho
valuations which make up the grand total
ol vie. :t 3800,000,000 ol the assessment
roll of ihe Stateof California arc doubtless.
LOS ANGELK& i/aiLY HERALD, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. <>, 1883.
EASTERN.
-War Hetween 4'hlna and Irion
Htlll laaealnemt.
Iximjox, eept. 9.—Tho Standard'!
Hung Kong special states that tbe re
ported cossingof tho Tonquln frontier
by Chinese troops is aa yet unconfirmed.
War, however, is considered, at Hong
Kong, aa certain to ensue unleas the
French government fully recognizes tbe
supremacy of China.
Krasrr Want* Free Trade.
LtMa, Sept. V -At tbe bonipist given
to U. 8. Ministers Morlou and Sargent
yesterday several speakers ox pressed H
wish that tho Dai led Slates would adopt
the principle uf free trade and conclude
a treaty of commerce with France on
that bats*.
The rrpnrh-t'hliieae I mbrofrllo.
Paris, Sept. 0.-Tho French Cabinot
baa decided that upon hia arrival in
Parti the Maninis Tseng, tbe Chinese
A m 1,.. ..a.lor, will be arrested and Hskcd
to explain the reason for tho inoveuiHOl
of Chinese truopa to the ToiKpiin fron
tier. The rnthiotry are seriuusly weigh
ing the prospect of war with China,
wlii. h, even now, ii considered by no
means impossible. Admiral Peyrou,
Minister of Marine, remains at Pari, to
superintend the dispatch of reinforce
ment* to the French contingent at Ton
quln.
H to Make a Mtake.
London, Sept. 5. —Pere Hyacinth
goes to America shortly on a lecturing
tour.
Miiapeitnlon of Haarautliie.
Washinoto.n, Hept. ft.—Oidera have
been Issued from the office of the Hur
▼eyorOeneral of Marine hospital* to tbe
Hoard of Health of Pensaoola, directing
tho discontinuance of the house to house
inspection.
Jay Uotil*. on a Pofttal Teleu-raph.
Nkw Yohk, Hept, ft. At the session
Of Ute Senate Committee on Labor Sta
tistics to-day, lay Gould stated that be
was a director in the C. and N.W., Chi
cago nnd K. L.tho Delaware, Lackawana
aud Western, the N. Y. and New Eng
land and several other smaller lines.
lik-xli ntal Id his railroad interests he
had become largely interested in the
telegraph bniineHs. This waa on ac
count of the intimate connection be
tween the two Industrie*. He was in*
strumental in starting Lite Am eric an line
tn make a competing line with the
Western Union. Hs found lh.it it
would be Impossible to accomplish this
M < DM. ol the extent of the latter's
i .huh . tiuin. He then turned his atten
tion to getting control "f the Western
Union l-y buying stork when it was low.
Eluding it a paying invedment he hud
been ennstuntly incn lining his interest.
His object in securing control of the
Wi item Union wm to make his friend,
(ien.Kckert, manager, us he had great
coididouco in his biiHineaa nbilitles. The
niihoti'i I.l<-.lilies which were now ac
quired hy tIM Western Union are inval
uable and it Is Impossible, to estimate
their value.
Can you give us your opiniou as the
practicability of a government postal
telegraph which would take the place of
the present system, Mr, flould?
"I think the institution* of this
country are oppoueil to Hay any such
thing M that," replied Mr. QottM. "Tho
telegrnphic business, more than any
Other, rOanhrM to he managed by os>
perls, uiid the dividends of the Western
Union are obtained because it does the
htiMiicH well. I'nder a Government sys
tem the whole management of these
great interests would he subject to
change, and the p utieular political
pnrty theu iv powt r." Mr. Gould nlfo
thought that the mail service would be
better ac>oin|ili>b"d by private enter
prise than by Ihe Government. Ho
would not Object t< (ho G overtime nt
takiiu,' bold nf the telegraph system of
the wests,n Union If il would pay for it
what it wan worth on si lair appraise
ment, btlt, in bis opii.ioii, it would not
bee flieeesa. A uniform tai iir could be
Miroured v nlet a prh *le enterprise as
well under <;iivo: inn"Ni sopervte
ion, end the Western Union's policy
tended to aOOOTObiieli this. In New
York SI ii I c there is a uniform system oi
rates, There could lie no lasting com
petition against Ihe Wi-Htt'tu L'nion on
account ot ilm great facilities. When
there were powerful rival* Ihe rates
were not reduced, bt cause the opposi
tion WM obliged to charge the same rates
as the Western Union in order to live,
KflVt of the IkeelHiOii AfftleHM
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
MAKES A OOOLSItW I>RI!<K.
Into h«lf n tamblet of ice water put
a teaapoonful of Acid Phosphate; and
sugar to the taste.
mm to-day.
BDKL.MAN at CO.. Olgar Manufac
turer!., make th. I.e-t i k-urs uml do the laricost
obi.iinrnd) it. laudwrri CaJlfornUv rnyua
WANTED TO BUY.
Shelving and counters Aj.|>l> .it No it Nortb
Sprin, atr«el,
FENCINC FOR SALE.
The hmciiiK ■wwuHlMlllli tho thirty live acre
tract, known aa the lmna tract, aituate on the
nurlhwialorly corner of .lelT-rson and .'lu'ien.n
street., nill ho ...Id mi the loth indent hy the
nmlelslirnu.]. Iliil. may I. • ltd on or before that.
il.it.' v >tli <;. A. HoIICSON, 10 t'.iii.ninr. .nl
.trout. HUtlUl
FUHNISHEO ROOMS
Wanted l>) a PRkM of Music m ... 1........ for
I'uit r Uraali lemon.. A.hires, fill iFhSSOR
I, , t. »■ tm I'tV). aofllw
Masonic Notice.
There will he a »|iecl,.l niootillK of 1..., .A/
Anirelei Lodge, No. 12, K. * A. M., al IMC
Masonic Hall. Spline; street, to dm ~
I I'hurs.lii v) slept, llth, at 71 K. M., for work in
the First Degree.
All Brethren in K»od slim.llmr lire cordially in
1 ited to he present.
B, order of tho W. M.
g 11 VI S, MOIIKK, See l
Masonic Notice.
There lull be a .teted nißOtliur ol a
Sii'.iet Chapter, So. M, H. A. M.. this
('ll.nra.l.ine>eiiliwat 7:80 o'clock at JT
their le.ll in Mellonal.l block
Hoy al Arch ,\lii...ns i.i j-ood standing' ~
are cordially invited lo attend.
It T. 11. WAl'.O. Sec.
K\l>re» MM)
FOR RENT.
A u.iod kOtW "itli three acres ol land. A well
of good water on ihe premises. On Tenth gtr.el,
near Pearl.
Alan, for silo, horse, wagon and harness.
Inquire nl MIIS. IlllEl'lli, at -No. 20 rtihnlng-
FOR SALE.
Lot. P and >,', In Block ICS, Santa Monica.
I'rire »:lill.
HUMPHREYS at MINTER,
sell lm Santa Ana, Cel.
FOR SALE
A l.lee lie v bustneu buggy, horao and harness.
11. ill, good The li.irse Is entirely gentle, Bo that
a child may drive her to all point.. Invaluahl.
for a lady and her child, Apply for a few daya
to Humphrey. Jt Rlggln, 27 Main ataeet.
Mltl J. M. JULIAN.
FOR SALE.
T. H. Palmcr'a.ubdivi.ion of Block »}, East l.oa
Angelas is now offered for sale in cltv lota. It I.
without doubt the tlnest location for residences
111 the city. One hundred ..ml eighty-three feet
on Downey Avenue, close to the electric light. A
double row of trees all around, and free from
dust. SeeT. S. PAI.MKIt, 1.0. 001 Ikjwnev Aye,
East Loa Angela. led Iw
FOR RENT
U N FURNISHED.
An elegant imuißioii, at present occupied as a
private boarding house of estubiished reputation.
House contains 10 rooms, bath room, servants'
rooms undall conveniences. Attractively located
in the best part ef Spring street. For particulars
and card* to . lew, apply to
0. A. UOBINSON,
10 Coinineixial Street. IS doors from Main St.
sett Iw
NOTICE.
Ah pvr>oiis are warned against trusting my
iic oi, anj ;ico'miit, ;ts h.is .oluiitar.lv left
mv bed and board
F, MILTONBKRG.
To. ion. A T . September 1, ISNS.
sett 7t
ATTENTION.
A meetiiiK of fruit growers and others interest
ed in makltiK mi exhibit at the Mechanics' Fair in
Sun Francisco, which commences on the 10th
inst., ttill he held at the Hoard ol Trade rooms on
Kridin, September 7th, at U o'clock a.m. By
order of A. HAAS, President pro tern.
John M. Davibs, SecryUry. 11
PALACE HOTEL
This bouse, occupying an entire block in the
renter of Sun i-'r.nn'isi'o, ih the model hotel of the
world. It ho* doutile the accommodations of any
other house in the city; is thoroughly Ore and
earthquake proof, and hits live broad easy stair
ways, and live elevators. Kverv room is estra
large, light and mry. The system of ventilation
i-. perfect. A bath and closet adjoin every room.
Cv4 k sts Entertained on either
i he Anierieiin or European
Plan.
A restaurant Is connected with the Motel, ami
is the finest in the city.
People from the interior ot the .State uniting
San train-weo, either for businea or pleasure,
will rind tho l'alai-c, rentmlh located as it is, the
UISSSSStIrt and most eeonomieal Hotel in the
setttf JOHN SEHGWIOK, .Manager.
In a New Place.
N IU .li tHkes pleasrrein irdormiiig his old pat
rons and tho citizens of Los Angeles generully,
that ho hit* opened
A BA.RBBR SMOP
At \o |»ft N. Mprlnic Htrcet.
Opposite Turnvgruiu Hall.
Me aotteita a continuance of the liberhl patron
age heretofore extended to him.
t4Tl#i\H* and ( hiUiien's hair cutting a spec
ialty. «e4f lm
Assessment for Hill and Seventh
Streets Sewer and its Three
Branches, the Sixth Street Sewer,
Olive Street Sewer and Fort
Street Sewer No. 2.
Notice itt hereby given that the assessment roll
for and on account of the construction of the
pvMlestwsf known and designated as the.Hill
and Seventh Streets Sewer, and three subsidiary
branch public sewers, known respectively &• ths
Hixth Street Sewer. Olive Street Sewer and Fort
Street Sewer No. 2. is on file in my offlce, having
been so tiled September 6th, A. D. 1383, and the
aald assessment roll is open for public inspection
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of tin Council of tbe City ot Lor AiuMes.
Loi Anifelen, September 'Ml, A, D. 1883.
sett 6t
SEARCHBK OF RECORDS.
Koom 6, • • Momt llluck,
Ihe I V It. 11.
Hw* Youk, Sept. .v~Th.' mmx\hs
Peed ssvyei In regard to tbe reported de
cision of tbe Supreme Court ot Masfu-
Chusettß In favor of th-; Credit Mohilier
Company and againel the Union Puoilic
Bailway Company, on its note tor
inki.inK), it li stated bj an umesf of th*:
Union Pacific that their oompany owns
ulne-teutbioftheatoek of Credit Mohilier,
and even if the report should prove cor
rect it could not cause greater loss than
9000,000 to the I'nion I'ocilie Company.
Mtcrllnc l'Arlmnj;r nnd llond»
I Ni.w Vouk, September ."> Sterling
! bills, on London, 80 dsye, IN 98 v i do do,
'■ Might draft, ( I.Bo] V. S. Ua. of 1891, i li
ter*** quarterly, 91.12*1 I*. s. 1- of
■ 1807, Interest quarterly, fl ISA] I' s.
lei, 11107, interest qnarterfar. |1.19 i U.fl.
8a I.oß*l W U, Telegraph 7i>J.
l*r« k Hittent Arthur In Chleauo,
CfetfOAOO, Sept. A.—President Arthur
passed the forenoon quietly at his hotel,
receiving a few cullers. At 12: HO, ta>
enmptinied by several members of the
loMvption Committee, he appeared on
the trading floor of tho Chamber of
Commerce, wht.ro he met with a
j splendid ovation. Fully four thousand
I persons were on the floor aud in the gal-
I' rics ami tho uppcaruuee ol Mr. Ar
thur was ihe signal for v roll of contin
uous shearing) lusting sevctal minutes.
ll« was intmdilcud hy V ice -Pi esldsol
French as tha Cblei Magistrate of a
anion enjoying the greatest prosperity
ever known iv the history of the world.
At one o'clock the President \» leu
| dered a reception at the L T nh>n League
Club, uml at two o'clock sat down to
| dinner at Calumet Club, tendered hy the
j Illinois Comniandery of tho Loyal Le
| gion.
A Canard
I HpßiNuriKi.il, 111., Bept, 5 The re*
I ported railway accident m which it was
said S or !> soldiers ot the Crauville
Company which bus been camping iv
this cit\, were killed and a number
wounded, na canard.
Loj liik the Corner Mioni* S)f i>uko
tn'* Cauital.
BlßslAtWKi Sept. 5, The Occupants of
section three of the Yiilard tram at 8
o'clock marched to the Capitol grounds,
where the ceremony of laying the cor
nea atone of the Dakota Capitol was un
notincetl to take plaoeV thatcnrly hour.
QoTsnior Ordway, iv a Idressing Presl*
dent Villurd aud his guests, said that
the agreeable duty devolved on him as
the Executive of Dakota to welcome
them to Blsmaok, the Capital of Dakota,
the lurgesl and most prosperous Territo
ry In tbe Union. In tbs name of the
citizens of Itmuiaivk, tin* donors, aud
the people of the Territory of Da
kota, who are to b3 the recipients of
I this imposing tt inple devoted to
■! legislation, I hays now the honor to In
vita you, President VlUard, and you, Jay
Cooke, whom we all recognize us the
Alpha ami Omega of a great National en
terprise, the completion of which you
I at c now on your way to celebrate, to as
sist in placing the corner-stone of the
Capitol of Dakota.
j Mr. Villand responded as follows:
I The fortunes of the corporations over
. which 1 have the honor to preside are
iso absolutely identified with the pros
nerlt) Ol Dakota that I [eel interested ill
I every step In her progress. VWare all glad
to participate in this auspicious event,
ami I feel personally and particularly
honored that it is my good fortune to be
pcrmtttt'd to assist in laying this corner
fetoao, Mr. \ illard introduced Sitting
Kull, whose remark I were transited to
the assembled thousands by tho tiovern
nient 1 nterprotsr, With a few more
words, Mr. Villard oloss I the ceremonies
{ami he and his guests departed.
I he lllur mid the Way.
I Atlanta, Ccorgia, Sept. "».—Major
I Gary baa introduced in the Ceorgia
reference to the action of the Third
Heine. Regiment At their recent re
union the regiment passed a resolution
requesting the Maine Congressmen and
.Senatoi-H to fsvor the estahlishment by
the National* oiverumcnt ot homes fur
invalid Confederate soldiers. His reso
lution declares the netiou of the Maine
regiment to Imj suchnsby itsnmgnaniuiity
will touch every true Southern heart
and orders an expression of appreciation
of the Georgia Legislature to send to the
oAoeri of the regiment and theliovernor
of Maine. The resolution was enthusi
astically received.
4-eneral Yamtervoort Itenioved.
Omaha, Neb., Sept. o. Paul Vander
vsort, Chief Clerk of the Railway Muil
Service at Omaha for nine years past,
has been removed by PosttnasterGeneral
Croshum. (treat indiguatioa is ex
pressed here, as it is done on account of
Mr. Vandervoort's absence from duty as
Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Army
of the Republic.
I>eel*lon AaainM the I. V ie it
Boston, Sept. 6.—ln the Supreme
Court to-day a deeinion was rendered in
the suit of the Ctiion Pacific Railroad
Co. vs. the Credit Mobilicr oi America
to enjoin the latter from prosecuting a
suit at law to recover 9*2,000,000 claimed
to be due for building the road, the
raJlroad company claiming fraud in the
fulfillment of ihe contraot. The full
bench decided that there was no con
struction of fraud and enter judgement
against the railroad.
FOREIGN.
NEW TO DAY.
Grave Stones.
WHERE IS THE CHEAPEST PLACE
TO BUY A GRAVE-STONE ?
AT
O'NEILL & GANSS,
14 East First stm t.
We are retiring from the business, ami offer a
large end beautiful aja-wrtinent of finished work
et cost. Cell early and select, and remember we
do not employ any ■genu to (barge you as
extra 8.1 per cent. eeti lm
Dissolution of Copartnership.
I »■ ■ hereby given that the partnership
which baa heretofore aviated between ua In the
manufacture and aale of bricks hi tho city and
county of boa Angeles, la this day dissolved by
mutual consent. T. F.Joyce Is hereby author
ized lo collect all auma due US, and will pay all
just demands agsioat said concern.
t r. JOYCE.
K. M. RANKIN
Los Angeles, September 5, 18S8. see 3*
Order to Show Cause.
in the Superior Court of Los Angeles
County, State of California.
In re tbe estate of Martin Hunvlmi, deceased.
It appearing to thia Court hy the petition this
day presented and filed by Ohirlno terdugo, the
uluimi-trawr of the eßtate of Martin Sanchez,
deceased, praying for an order of sale ot real
estate and It la necessary to sell ths whole of tho
real estate to pay the debts of said deceased and
the expenses and charges of sdminlatratlon; it la
therefore ordered by thia Court that all persona
interested In aald eatate appear before the Super
ior Court on Wednesday, the loth day ol October,
1888, at 10 o'clock a. tt. of said day, at thu Court
room of said Superior Court, in the Court House,
the city and count/ of Loa Angelea, to show
cause, if any they have, why an order should not
he grunted to thu aald administrator to sell the
whole of tbe real estate of said decedent, and
that a copy of this order be published at least four
successive weeks In the Los Angeles Daily 11 bk
ald, a newspaper printed and published in said
county; and further ordered that a copy of this
order be t-erved on David Lyon, Esq., hVrcti.foi.;
by this Court appointed Attorney to represent
Ain»d o Sanchez, infant heir of said deceased, as
also on the said minor.
V ft HOWARD.
Superior Judge.
Huptemhet Ist, 18S'i.
I hereby certify tho foregoing to be a full, true
mid correct i-upy of tin; original Order tv Show
Cause, in estate of Mat tin Sanchez, dfii*a*ed,
on Hie in my omce, and that I have carefully com
pared thu same with tho orlgluul.
In wilim-. whereof I have hereunto set my
hand uml affixed the sum lel ih- Superior Court
this 4th day uf September, ItiKS,
IBBAL.] A. W. POTTS, County Clerk.
By X H. O'-vss, Deputy. aed 4w
Petition for Deed.
In the Superior Court of Los Angeles
County, State of California.
In the matter of tiie estate of Niove* K. de ftjtsj,
deceased.
Thu pctitioti of James Fulton, praying for an
orJcr of the Superior Court of Los Angeles
County, *tate of California, authorizing ami di
rci'tinit the Administrator of the eatate of Nievos
It. de Keed, deceased, to execute and deliver to
him a deed of conveyance for certain lunda, de
scribed hi said petition aa follows, to-wit:
TheSW. J el section (If) nine, townahip one (1)
S., R. 10W., S. ti. M.. situated in the aald county
of Los Angob-s, Statu of California; and an order
of said Court having tbls day beeu made, fixing
tha time and place for hearing said petition and
requiring this notice to be given;
Now, therefore, pursuant to said order, notlco
is hereby given that Saturday, the 6th day of
October, A. D. IHH3, at 10 o'clock a. a. of that
day, and the Court room of amid Court, at ths
Court House of said county, in ttie city and
county of Los Angeles, state of California, have
been appniiited by said Court, as the time and
place for hearing said petition, and at which time
and place all pernor a having objections to the
granting of said petition are required to appear
U'ltnc s my hand ami the seal of tho said Court
thia 6th day of September. 1888.
[Sbal-I A. W. POTTS, Clerk.
By ft H Owbn, Deputy. seOtd
Guardian's Salo of Real Estata.
Notice in hereby given that in pursuance of an
order of riale, m.ole l.y the Supero r i 'ourt of the
count* of Lou Angeles, state uf California, on the
Oth day of July, 1833, in thu matter of the
estate an-1 guardianship oi I'nuiciseo Leon Heyes.
Maria Anton ia Cristlna Heyei, Juan Manuel
Ueves, Jiiun Hanolfo Kcycs, Maria Ysidra Reyes,
Adela I! eyes ii nd Hosaura Heyes, minors, the un
Jcr-iy iKit, the guardian of tlic persons and es
tates of said' minors, will sell at private sale to
th.-highest bidder, for cash, and subjet to con
firmation by said Court, un or after the 2'id day
of September, 18&1, alt the right, title, and inter
est of aa .d minors in and to the following deserih xl
property situate in the city and county of Los
Angeles, State of California, described ac follow a:
,\n undivided one-half interest in the following
,ii-*unht'd property Commencing at a point on
the north side of Seventh street, In the city of
Ixts Angeles, at a point distant one hundred and
forty-seven feet from the intersection ot the east
line of Main street with the north line of Seventh
street; thence east of north and parallel with
Main street to the north Hue of an alley marked
Palm street on the map made by A. H. Kuxton,
on Die as an exhil.lt to the petition of Kefugio D.
do loves, guardian ot F. L. Heyes, et als , minors,
in the Superior Court of Los Angeles county,
being cause No. 431; theses south 4V 8' cut with
the line of said alley to the northwest corner of
lot H, as laid down on said map; thence south 41'
iW. with the west line ef said lot B, one hundred
and thirty-two and 7-10 feet, more or less, to
Seventh street; thence north 4tt' W. with the
north line of Seventh street, two hundred and two
and 8 lt> feet, more or less, to point of beginning,
and being a portion of lot A as laid down on said
map of Huxton, and including in the land so to
be sold all rights of every kind in said wards to
that portion of the said alley embraced in the
almve lines,and all rights of passage over and
through the said portion of ssli alley.
Terms cash in U. S. gold coin; deed at expense
of purchaser.
Bids or offers in writing may be made at any
time after the first publication of this notice and
before the making of sale and must be left at the
office of William [>. Stephens, my attorney, at
Room Si, Temple Block, in the city of Los An-
K " leB KEFUQIO UOMINOLEZ HE REYES,
seOtd Guardian of tho minora above named.
We will pay $10 reward
I'or the arrest and convic
tion of the person mutil
ating the sample goods or
show windows in front of
our store.
W. W. tfc S. A. WISNBT.
Notice to Creditors.
F>Uteof Maria J. Downey, deceasud.
Notice i* hereliv uiven hy the undersigneil, ad
mmistn.tor of the i-Mtate of Maria J. Downey, de
cua-ed, to the creditors of, and all persons hav
im; eluiiiiri against the said to exhildt
them with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months nflcr the tirst ptiblie ition of this notice,
to tin said James C. Kay», at No. « Court street,
intheeitvof Los Angeles, the same being the
place for the tranHaetion of the business of said
estate in the < 'oiintv of Los Angeles.
JAMF-SC. KAVS.
Administrator ol the estate of Maria J. Downey,
deceased.
Dated September Ist, 1881 ses 4w
UNITARIAN CBURCH.
TlirattciidiNK-eof all |t«;rMons
interested in the orcaniznlien
or a Liberal eiiurrh in Los An
teles in invited tv a prelimin
ary meeting to be held at the
oitiees of in . A.S. Shorb. North
Main Street, on Thursday
evening. Uth instant, nt 7i»U
o'clock. \\ hen Key. Eli fay, late
«r Sbellirlil. Eimhiiid.iind other
friends will be present lo assist
In the project ot establishing; a
I'nitnrinn <'oiii;rei;ntion in this
City. Be4ttl
RARE BARGAIN.
BAR FOR HALE VERY CHEAP
On account ol sickness. Call and Me for \ our
sell at li I'ppcr Main Street, and 2, corn.r of
Short. ses lw
W. M. FOSS,
Teacher of Piano, Organ and
Voice Cnltnre.
Addreas through P. 0. Box 1140, or leave or
d.rs at resideic'e A.bury street, West 1..a An-
M< Iw
0. B. PEARSON,
ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR
Nina years Assistant Architect to New City Hall
San Fraiicu... Please address through the Post
office. auglS lvi
NEW ADVKRTTSKMENTS. __ \ V
Our Bazaar • t OUR • TOOK 18 •
Is a free exhibition. OS Filled with Novelties 11 OS Ourßazaar
Visitors are not ex- - . . I
Of every desurlption, especially adapted for Presents. T
pected to purchase, aS.Jn _ SSJI Wo n l urau(lren
yet everything i. for WE KEEP FOR CHILDREN a<™ 'W*' |
aale. and price* aySf] A large aaaortment of TO VM and Kindergarten Oooda, Lunch Sffl visiton, tote city, fl
... Palla, Strap., Hag., etc.
arc marked In » and hopeW ous- $
plain fl,nre.. SwJI FOR YOUNQ MOTHERS ' omm 4""'
Our attendants are ■» The finest selection of CHII.DBK].*.. CABBtAUJCS will feel at hirty to
m ever offeree at prices Incontestable,
employed to answer , bring all strai era to
ell options aud de- FOR EXCURSIONISTS, . . I,
The l«.t assorted .lock of Trunk., VallM. Basket., Fishing Tac UUI Dai 10,1.
scribe goods and kle; also Traveler.' aundrf,., Comb., Brush.., l'errunMry ...
MM andeoapa. viMorric-j'-»f U>< wish
their uses. Do not LU H
FOR HOUSEKEEPERS. Mf " to purchased not
hesitate to call at
Don't neglect posting yourself in our prices on Plated Wars, Cut'
lery, Cabinet Ware, Toilet Articles, Picture Frames, Brlc
-23 cv. fV 23
lITa j If you are returning home yon will find a choice BSSSf
ATDP T H ePSSj selection of presents suitable for all ages, and at prices l^^s
•"UiiAO. ■» to meet your purse, however full or empty it may be, NOBiTI
MAI N {3 MESSING, BAUM & CO., M-A I U
STEEET. Q McDonald Block, !43 N. Main St, ft STREET*
aulO
The CELEBRATED LOW-PRIOEt)
Combination IJW -AND ~|
chair .^^^^COT-BED
HAS AT LENGTH ARRIVED AND CAN BE FOUND AT
Dotter & Bradley's
FTJEOTTUEE AND STORE.
259 & 261 MAIN STREET. CALL AND SEE THEM.
ang7 lm
WANTS— XJOrVV- FOU.NI).
WANTED.
Work on a ranch by s young man from the
East, who thoroughly understands all ths re
■UlremenU of a gi-ntleman'* place. Please sd
drsea I'ostotnce box 1437. see St
WANTED.
A girl to do cooking and general housework.
Apply to U3 S. Serins; Street. see tf
WANTED.
A girl for gensral house work. Apply at No.
808 south Fort Street, tietueen the hours of 9
and It a. at. settf
SITUATION WANTED.
By a young man who la a good bookkeeper, a
rapid and fair writer, and who apeaka and writes
Kngllsh, Froaah.Oerinan ami Spanish. Apply at
thia offlce. aut4
FOR .SALE--i*OR RENT.
TO LIT.
KINK LAHOK STORES to let io Arcadia
Block. Apply to
liujn2B HOST. S BAKER.
to lia«eT~
The second atory of a brick building, now in
process of erection; will contain about UU rooms,
suitable for a lodging house or hotel. Near tbs
center of businsas. For particulars Inquire of
POMEROY H MILLS,
auSHf Court St., opposite the Court House.
MILCH COWS rOR SALE.
On account of retiring from tbe dairy business
1 will offer rare bargains in Urst-class gentls
milch cowa to those purchasing within tbe next
thirty days. Apply at JOHN J. ADAMS', flrs
miles from Loa Angeles, near Downey road.
auSOdlwswlt
FOR SALE CHEAP.
Two anan team Horses. One heavy truck
ing team; one heavy lumber wagon; one express
wagon and two acts of team harness. Apply
soon to WASHBUKN BROS-,
.no rf 100 First St., opposite Nadcau Block.
FOR SALE.
Building tots iv thu Kerckhoff tract, fronting
on Main and Los Angeles streets, apply on the
premises. in2Gtf
BUSIMIta FOR SALE.
A .mall amount of Capitol will purchaao an
establl.hed bastMSS, centrally located. Apply to
11. M. SMITH,
J.23tf Over First National Hank, Room 0.
EMPTY WINE PIPES FOR SALE
It applied for soon. KOHI.ER a FKOULINO,
Seventh Struct, betWSM Alameda and San Pedro
Streets. auffi Sw
FURNISHED ROOMS,
Pleasantly located and neatly furnished,
TO LET, SINULE OR KN SUITE,
Coruur Fort ami Franklin streets, O ie block fr >m
I'ostolllce. dSltf
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
Large rooma, with modern conveniences and
nicely.furnished, to let en suite or single with
board. Situation unsurpassed for health and
comfort and only a few steps from business
KIMBALL MANSION,
NEW HIOH ST., NKAIt TKMI'LK. .1
FOB SALE, CHEAP.
lit LOTS IV illoi'K "X, of thoMOTTTiact,
on I'oar] and Third streets; price, ranging from
9171 to *-jr,o. Tern,, easy.
E. H. BENTLEY,
M and 87 Temple Kl.m Ie, Los Angeles, Cai.
OFFIQE HOURS.
I will he at my offlce from oa. m. to 12 w . and
rom 1 to 4 t v. daily, Sundays excepted
E. H. BOYD,
JylStf Superintendent of Streets.
FOR _MLS.
Two very desirable rtsidenco lots, fronting on
Buena Vista and Nesv High streets, near Temple
Also tao choice lots In Kast Los Angelea, ad
joining thu Presbyterian church. Apply at Kim
ball Mansion, 131 New High street. au29tl
MULES M SALE.
Will be sold at public auction, in at the
Court House, Spring Btreet, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,1883,
at 12 o'clock M,
to the highest bidder for cash, a pair of
FINE WORK MULES.
now u«e.d at the County Hospital.
By order of the Board of Supervisors,
nl td a. w. porrs, cierk.
THE SNUG,
No. 4 S. MAIN STREET.
(Next door to CONFIDENCE ENGINE HOUSE.)
HENRY,
Formerly No. 10 Commercial St.
BEST LIQUORS, BEER AND CIGARS.
jarComc and see me.
jSltf HEnHY NORItOE.
FREDERICKSBURGH
Lager Beer Hall,
Oor. San Fernando 4r Sotelo Sts..
JAKE UERkIAS, Proprietor.
A large consignment of this famous beer has ar
rived and will be constantly on draft. Large and
fine assortment of
Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
Los Angeles Agency for the Celebrated
FREDERICKSBURGH LAGER BEER.
Give us a Call. mlO lm
CANN & KING
Billiard Parlor and Saloon,
No. %0 MAIN STREET.
HOUSE FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
Most Improved patterns of Billiard Table.
THE FINEST LIQUORS & CICARS
Always on hand. Give us a call,
jtflt
INTERNATIONAL SALOON,
Oor. Loa Angeles & Commercial Sts.,
Keeps the best of
LIQUORS, WINES, n X Kits AND CIGARS.
His place ts one of tbe coolest in the city
i i .1.1 Ugur Beer always on hand. Give me a call
at No. 131 Los Angeles street.
jelaim PETER RING.
F. R, DAY. JOE BAYER.
L. DELMONICO CHAMPAGNE.
L. < Delmonico.
DR V DXLBSCK & CI. ii REIMS.
JOE BAYtK & CO.,
No. 20 North Main Street,
LOS ANGELES COUNTY.
JnSlm.
COXaTJMBI^
Bicycles and Tricycles
FOR SALE BY
H. KEROKHOFF, Agent.
Also parts of machines and sundries.
SIS Main Mtr«et. or P. O. Box t»3.
star Circulars and price lists on application.
autt) lm
~~SHEEP I 7 aST\} RE.
Any peraou having ahe.pl pasture to rent will
tii. i it to ttieir adv.ntage to ell or writ, to tho
aubacrlber, a. nearly every day aheep men call
on him to And them or write t .
V. DASSONVILLE, Helnsch. Block, ct.rn.r Loa
Ang.l.. and Commercial atrMt. P. 0. Box 76.
auS lm
FOR SALE.
AN IMPROVED PLACE OF
IBi Acres, with Water Right,
situate in the Alhambra Tract, San Gabriel
Valley. The Improvements consist of
A House of Four Rooms,
and detached Kitchen, Stable, Corral, etc.
Grounds planted with
400 Bearing Orange Tree*.
half budded, half .seedling;six acres hearing Blaue
Klben (Jrapes, balance in deciduous fruits, Apples,
Pears, Peaches, etc., ail of the best varieties.
I'rire, M.500. Terms Guy.
Apply to «. l>l Itci l 1..
sel lm San Gabriel.
FOR JRENT.
A lovely home at San llabriel, consisting- of
twelve or mors rooms, completely and eleyantly
furnlihcd. All the man outbuildings.
BeantKul Grounds Surround
ing the House.
Rent, $80 Per Month.
First class references required. For particulars
Inquire of
T K. HOWAI,
au3l lw Temple Block, 114 N. Spring St.
Wells of Water.
JACK BAISLEY,
The Chnmploii Well Herer of the
Part tie <:«awt, is again in the field, preparetl
to sink artesian wells through soil, boulders or
rock. His tools are the best ever made hi Loa
Angeles, and all his work is tlrnt class.
He refers to Mr. L. J. liose, J. E. Hollenheck,
Harper, Uevnolds & Co,, and a hundred others
for whom he has made wells without fait. His
ioldn-is will be nt Harper, .(evnolds At Co.'s.
tmm lm
Boston Market
Corner »f sth anil Hprluß Ctta.
All kinds of fresh meats, canned meats, ham,
lard, etc.
Poultry, Butter and Bergs.
FRESH FRUITS AND VCCETABLEB.
Meats kept Iresh iv ItolriKcrator. ilk I.
deli.t.rcd free. aultit!
0. 0. nAUiMaHK, Proprietor.
FOR SALE.
EMPTY WINE KEGS
In best order, from v> u> 180 gallon.,, for sale
clh .ij.nt THKO. ItL.\NK'S 729 Poarl street, near
One lot, fronting on Lincoln street, between
Pearl ami Ninth street, Mx-JJn leet. ConUlns
Vines, and Apricot, Pear and Walnut trees.
I'ciucd .two Hides with :t:.U (eel .Moot hi^'h
lath fence. Price #Uf>o. THEO. BLANK, 729
Pearl street, near Ninth. a vis l lw
Grand Military Ball.
Monday, September 10th,
AT TURNVEREIN HALL,
QLven by the Kmgir Corp.. TICKETS, 11.
Mold
LOCI US BAKF.R, O. K.
SCRVEVINO * ENOINEERINO OFriOE A
Normal School. P O. is.* ml. J.-13 lm
Gold FillintTß, from the smallest to entire Crowns, made with
Gold, guaranteed to stand the test of time and use.
I
WT3EI"W- HVVBIffTIOIV.
Dr- Smith has recently invented and constructed mn apparatus that in one MreouaJ •411 make
the most aching teeth snd the most inflamed gums as insensible aa a stone This wonderful process
renders teeth extracting- In all cases, children and adults,
ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS AND HARMLESS.
ttsTH* habls Espanol, on parle Franrais, and English tpokan. sai
The Athletic Club,
1851. OnAdmissionDay, 1883,
September 10, 1883,
The First Field Day
OP THE
Los Angeles Athletic Club
will bo held at th.
AGRICULTURAL PARK
Monday, September 10, 1883.
IA LEGAL HOLIDAY. |
The exercises will consist of various interesting
events, conipriaing Running Races, Jumping,
Throwing ot Weights,
THRU BICYCLE RACES,
Bicycle Drill, Hurdle Races, tbe. Ths whole to be
under the auspice* of the L. A. A, C.
Exercises to couuneucest 1 30 r. w shsrp.
AIMIIMNIOV SO OntH,
ssssi
AUCTION SALE.
ON THE PREMISES,
Spring Street, bet. Sih & oth,
ON
Wednesday, September 12th, 1883,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M.,
All the Furniture, and lloueehold anil Kitchen
furniture ol I* rooms, o.nsi.tinu- of Walnut and
Aah Bedroom Man., If. Fancy Clialra, Wardrobe.,
I*uunges, Caruots, Large flange. Copper Holler,
Kileben and Dining Kootn Furniture, Silverware,
Dish*., .to.
.Sale positive .nd without reserve
NOKTHCKAFTB * CLARK,
Hltd Auctioneer.
By JOIW tl. BELL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE & GENERAL AUTIONEKRS,
Offh-e, Room 22. over the County Bank, Tsssjlt
Block.
I will sell at tho \a* Angeles Horse and C§r#
riage Mart, New Lou Angeles street, between
First and Nkcoihl utreeli, in rear of the Cathedral
and opposite Stengel'm Nursery,
Saturday, September *ili,
AT 11 O'CLOCK,
Heavy Draught and Team
HORSBB.
fine brown and one bay team, übout Id hand,
high: will weigh about twelve to thirteen bun. lie.i
poiui.ls, ..ell li.atebwl, sound, kind, true -1..1
gentle. Also 1 l.timber Uear, with Iron roller,,
in i.crlect order. Also 1 a lilt, .nd one black -
soiiii.l kind true, and gentle, well matched, and
work well together; en b. irtrlcty relied upon.
Alan S sets ot heavy double Mam harneea. Alan
1 extr. flue act ot double biiggy bernese, Milla
delpbia made, band stitched; has been used once
..I' twice. Coat 176 . . „ ,
Noil-Tho abov. t«.m horse, .re from Colusa,
Both te.ms era wdl ro.tchad In regard to .Im,
vorv tut w.lkera, true a. steel, can be strictly re
lit ,1 upon.h.v.workod twiner for quite a length
„ ( ti„; e .ml r.pre*mU«f as h.rdly . load tuo
heavy for them to h.ul. I would reeotunieiid
then, to any parties that have exceedingly heavy
work o.n b. 1..n »t the M.rt on th. d»y of
aula To be sold to th. highest and best bidder
for cash. Bold on account of the owner leaving
the city. The above can be seen .t any time pre
vlous to the day of aale at Bryson". Lumber Yard.
H gtd JOHN C. BELL, Aucilonoer.
Rockaway Restaurant
Fo Mo San Fernando street,opposite the Freight
All the delicacies of the season. Heals 26 cents.
crLanrh out no for Trsvrlers.
outtlm E. BRIX4OO.
Electro Magnetic
AND HYGIENIC
IIVSTITTJTB,
119 South Main St.,
Between Second and Third Streets.
Dr. E. RobotoB, tbe celebrated Australian Elec
tro Magnetic Healer, after several years experi
ence In the Australian colonies, San Francisco,
Salt Lake City, Denver and several months in this
city, has decided to permanently locate here,
where he has performed so many wonderful
cures without the aid of medicine. His rooms
are crowded daily with pautmt* anxious to get
the benefit of his power over so-called Incurable
diMaaes. Dr. Hsbblas is patronised by some of
our leading citlssns. He also diagnoses diseases
without explanation from the patients, free of
charge, and has fitted up his Institute at consid
erable expense with Dr. Hoffman at Palmer's cele
brated Electro-Therapeutic Bath, which Is pro
nouneed by eminent physicians to be the greatest
discovery in medical science of modern times; also
other medicated hatha, with the latest improve
ments lo electrical Instruments for administering
Faradic, Galvanic and Static electricity, sex 8m
Sleep Hen, Attention!
SIX HUNDRED
Thoroughbred Merino Bucks
FOR SALE.
Notice hi hereby given that rrmu and after Sep
teniber l?th the above stock will be on sale at
Nuwhall Station.
For further particiilarw apply to the undersign
ed at Nick's Stabler, Main Street, Los Angeles.
V A. COVAKICI HI IS.
alUll 2W
jacobFbros." -
Retail Department,
After thia date we will positively
SELL NO GOODS ON CREDIT
All parties indebted to lis will plcaar settle l|ioir
WITHIN TWENTY DAYS,
a. after that date collection, will be enforced.
JAOOBY BBOS.
August 27, 188 S. ail2Btf
Naud'sWarehouse
WEYSE BROS. & CO., I
PROPRIETORS
Brain Stored 5 Lowest Rates:
— „ i
Money advanced on Ware
bouse Receipt! at 6 per cent,
on sums or IM.OOO and up
wards.
|VIS In.