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JUILY HERALD.
Published Kvory Homing- (eiosrdjlonday)t>F
JOSEPH n LYNCI
TKRMS TOR DAILY KEK, .D!
for sniium, by mall or express, - - . 17.00
Mix months, 4.00
Three man ths, s.«
Delivered by carrier, per week. ... ISO
weeklyheUld
Pobushki) Every Hat-proa* Mokniko
TBRHSi
One year by null or express, one -opy, W.OO
81s months, - ... . J. . ■ I.SS
Three months . I • - 76
, Advei-tlsem-«ts Inserted at Asonsals rste
Job Work done to compete witb Sr. Francisco
Ice 'style snd olecsnce of ..orhdanshlp.
General Robert E. Leo left three or
lour sons. The elder, George Washing
ton Parke Curtis Lee, is Pratident of the
Washington and Lee University at LeX
ineton Va„ the institution presided over
by his father at the time ol his death.
Mo was a Major-General in the Confeder
ate army. The University over which be
presides had some life and impetus given
it by the heated sentiment that pre
vailed in the South immediately after
the close of the war, but latterly It
has not prospered, and, like Virginia
University itself, a school that held
first place so long, and was founded
by the great Jefferson, whose home
stead overlooked it from a distant
hill, it seems to have partaken of the
general blight and decay that have
fallen upon tbe once proud and mag
nificent State of Virginia. General
Runey Lee, another son of tho great
Confederate commander, leada the life
of a quiet Virginia farmer, caring more
for fat cnlvis and green meadows than
for a life of public servioe to whioh the
whole Lee family, by an inexonorable
fate, is denied admitsion. Bob Lee, as
he if familarly called, is the youngest
son of General R. K. Lee, and he Is also
a quit farmer. His home ia on the
James, near Richmond — Washington
Letter in Si. Lout's Spectator.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
(SPECIAL TO THK lIJHAI.D.I
legislative Nunaiinry.
Saorauinto, A| t l 22 —Id the As
sembly the Bibbs hill i,< compel wealthy
men in San Franoi.c, m tay their pro
portional abare of taxof was reconsid
ered and placed ou lib, "to come up
in regular order. The substitute bill
relating to Railroad (\niuiissionera was
placed en file. Irwin's bill to keep in
the present Commissioners aud add two
more, waa ordered read the first time,
against tha recommendslion of the com
mittee. Tho Barry hill to establish
maximum rates of fietekt to be ebarged
by railroads, with a substitute to add to
- the list beer, brandy and salt, waa read
the first time. A resolution to author
iae the Governor to telegraph to have
the Bnpreme Court of Ihe United States
advance the railroad lax cases on the
calender was adopted, on motion of
Judge Wallace.
Combination Placed ou HonolaJn
Han Fbancisco, April 22.—1t is an
nounced tbat the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company has entered into an ar
rangement to take no more freight or
passengers from this pott to Honolulu,
having transferred Ihe privilege of ao
doing to Spr, ckles ft Co.
, Arthur liereatrrt In Hia Own
•State
Nsw York, April 22.—The anti-
Arthur victory iv New York is complete
and conclusive. Of seventy-two dele
gates, sixty-six have been chosen, twen
ty-four being for Ar.hur and and forty
two against him. Tho two diailict del
egates yet to be choseu will probably be
for Arthur, but tbe Stale convention is
absolutely in tho hands ol his opponent*,
so that il they choose to exerctre their
full power bo cannot get any of the fonr
delegatea-at-large. The utmost strength
therefore, that he can be sure of is
twenty-six in a delegation of seventy
tiro from his own State.
[Now York Mercury.]
A story is told of a playwright who
lately read a four-act play to an uptown
manager, who, at tbe close of the read
ing, gruffly remarked: "No good; have
you got aoythiog better ?" The drama
tist promptly responded: " Yes, I've
got a tiptop play which may suit yon."
"Well, bring her along," replied tha
manager. A few days lr.ter the author
presented himself at the manager's pri
vate office and began to read his play,
but had not reaobed the second aot
wbeo the manager stopped bim, and
with an expression of profound disgust,
exclaimed: " Ob, give us a rest! What
are yon trying to give me now ?" to
which the astenishad playwright quiet
responded: "That, air, ia a tragedy
called 1 Hamlet,' written by a gentleman
named Shakapcare.iJ
Bob. Burdette, in speaking of a play,
which a fiiend of bis wrote, hopes that
it may briog to hia brow ths bays of
immortal fame, and to his coffers, money,
and gold, and silver, and pewter, aad
■cads, and rhino, and spelter, and
stamps, and thalers, and kopecks, and
nickels, and loais d ors, and fraaes, and
Isrgony, and sesterota, and denarii, and
talents, and backsheteb, and roubles,
and rapoes, and coupons, and treasury
notes, and shiners, and w.altb, and
lucre, and sons, and Spun' notes, and
truppenoe hapenny, and tlirappenoe, and
bjhi, and tanners, and doubloons, and
ducats, and pesos, and florint, and pis
tolas for three, and aor'rint, and pistars,
snd guineas, and drachms, aad rerein
thalers, and marks, and gnldens, and
taelt, and rigsdelors, and kobengs. aad
ticals, and doppelthalera, and yens, and
lires, and yusllykmedjldas, and every
thing except trade dollars.
Execution of John feylr
Gctttsburo, Pi., A |>ril 22.—John
Coyle waa hanged at 11:23 thia morning
for the morder of Emily Myers on May
the 30rh, 188.3. Up to Saturday Coyle
maintained the attitude of comparative
Indifference, *ut when the noise waa
made in erecting the sci-fTold in the jait
yard, it st-ciii d to excite him terrihly,
and tbe effort td hi* iphiloaj adviser,
who had to be called in, wero unavailing,
f/atal MhootluiT Affray In Ken
turf. y.
Richmond, Ky , Apr I 22 —Near Irv
iog, last Saturday, Jot Klynn and Rill
Hale, two d. .i\ era doe"-, engaged in a
■hooting affray. Flynn shot Hale
through th>' heart, but before he fell he
•hot Flynii twice, from the effects of
wnlch he died in few hours.
Final Itrfuaal or Tilden
Albany, N. V., April 22 -A party of
leading Domccr.ts and friends of Tilden
who left ( Ji-ey-t.>.it' to-day any under no
circa instances wi I ho be a candidate for
the Presidency, and nndor no circum
stances will he accept it if nominated.
They regard hit last refns >1 as tin.il.
Trout)lr on the Mrxlran Central.
LfiREDO, Mstieo, April 22—The news
hoys on the Mexican National Railway,
running oat of Lore.lo into Mexico, were
pot oil the train with their American
publications because an article in their
¥spers did not unit tin- powers that he.
,hi? costly and club and
'hotel buildings erected hy the constrac
ticn companies of Jny ti. uld's extension
of the Internal , nil roa I into Mexiso
have been seized and appropriated by
the civil authorities of New Loredo, be
came of some alleged failure to comply
with the orders of the general govtru
mmm%
FOR SALE.
A Dairy Farm
OF 80 ACRES AT CEARITOt STATION,
On the Wilmington Railroad, well fenced; fine
two stofj hdnse, IS room*, (food ham, corrals,
8 ScVeS of fruit orchard, vineyard, pepper
and ciu-alyphis trcei, ail 1» yoari old; *t acres of
good alfalfa, I interest in MO inches of waUr;
plcnt) uf wood for domestic purposes.
Q. W. CLOWN ER,
No. | ALLEN BLOCK,
Cor. Spring; and Templr Sta,,
I.oa Anjfelos, Cl. apt!
1 Safe Investment
RANCH FOR SALE.
One of the Best Improved Farms in
the County.
HO Acres First-Class Lands
One and one-half miles from city limits.
Twenty minntoa' ride from Court Hoase*, oat
Temple street. Ordinary dwelling house, with
substantial outbuildings and fencing, never*!
hundred assorted Fruit Trees, -urn as Drang*.
Lemons. Enrlish Walnuts, etc., all In be^rinr.
This location Is superior for alt kin, U of fruit
Trees and Vines. No drought, no floods and ab
h lute!) r.o frosts. Th. re is no more healthy
locat on In the county, with purs water and pure
air. Fine view over th« city ar d valley to the
ocean. The above valuable property, with per
fect title., will he sold for $16,000, on easy terms
of payment. Apply to
T. 8. HALL,
Offlce Internal Revenue, No. 10 Court Street,
Opposite Court Houas, Los Angeles, Cel.
Gentle
Women
Who want glossy, luxuriant
and wavy tresses of abundant,
beautiful Hair most one
LYONS KATHAIRON. This
elegant, cheap article always
, mail's the Hair crow freely
and fast, keeps It from falling
ont, Arrests and cures gray
ness, removes dandruff and
itching, makes the Hair
strong, giving it a carting
tendency and keeping it la
any desired position. Bean
tlfnl, healthy Hair h the sure
result, of using Kathalron.
TUTT'S
yI S oVd ER BO W f "'E R,
and MALARIA, ,
Prom theao aonroea urtoo threa fonrtha Ol
ho i11.0n.09 of the human xaea. Thea*
.ymutomaindlr-at* tnelr exiatenoo: Lin •>
li upetlto. Bowel, oortt.., Mali H.ael.
.."Ki, fulln... a ftcr aat(>>, mka ta
tertian of ke*> aw mtal, Braotatloa
it food, Irr.MtllJ.r anT aaampr,. l*m
oiuiil tho dm of a remedy thy. [wtorgßat
mthoUvor. A.»lJ«rmedlolll«TCTirj
pil,..«ihnvonoe.iual. Tholraot loito«an<
ii I jn.va nnd skin la also prompt ; romortne
,11 iniimrltlea Urron.h. &e»e IhrM '••a"*"
merer, of tha eritaea," ePJ*
!lto, norma digestion, regoler atool»i_aeleai
.klnannaTlgoran.txxly. *
'Hino no nan ana or griping nor Interfere
«Ifh daily work and Jo-* aperfew
Out Ha ib oa Wrnexea*
Wanttr to a GMfaTBUOa bra llyflo »P
plication of thia I mi. So d by bmgglatt
«f»nt by expreea onreeelptofSl.
Th. kidney, irt
affffrVl El |*HBje.....irtier.otlh.
* __ Sfva wtM > throu f h
]SlMSft*. VbUbl wen v tims, they
nMl ' tuning they
blooms
tetter's Stomach
iWi^mm%mm^mW m km\mW' sitters, when
auuusM flJ, l"« of
BY stimulating
feahs ilmprs.
K^aj^"** M asjfsS [{^i^i*:?:'
m.Ua» aal ouwrtdiae... Dm I. wlta nfro
•rtjj. rocaM. kyMDn«aifftaaaJllaalaa,aaa>
ftevere Karl hqaak B In Kaajlanr.
London, April 22 -At 9:30 thiamorn
ing aa earthq.i-ike rh icfc of considerable
force wa! felt in the eastern counties of
England, localities in X >. \ mid Suffolk
were the seen nf the greatest disturb
ance At Ipswich the shod; was so
severe that tne walls nf ho ises were per*
eentibly shaken, pistes vers rattled and
bells were rung. Tbe people bare been
thrown into each a state of constcrnat on
that business for a time is suspended.
Theibock wasitiH more severe atColches
ter. The concuss itn lutjd half a minute.
Tho first symptom was a deep rumbling
sound, ]rOrtentnus snd awe-inspiring,
Which was speeddy followed by a quak
ing snd shaking of all buildings. The
church bells sounded as though swayed
by unseen hands. The tall chimney
■tacks of fact'irtes crashed to ruin to the
earth, and other lofty structures were
destroyed. The spire of one of the
largest churches ia the city, 150 feet
high, fell with an awfnl crash to the
ground. It is impossible to estimate the
amount of damage, but it is known to
be very groat.
In«lserlmlnate Kian K htrr by the
Araba.
Paris, April 23, A correspondent ftt
Cairo semis details of the recent mas
sacre at Shendy. While .TOO Kgyptian
troops and 600 non-combatants were
marching from Bbendy to Berber, they
were attacked by Arabs After a short
fight all the troops excepting a few were
massacred. The Araln afterward* cap
tured bhendy. The Kgyptain troops re
maining there had discarded their arms
and uniforms in hopes of being spared.
Ten, however, escaped the general
■langhter. Some 2000 men and .500
women and children perished as victims
V> the barbarity of the Arabs, Many
were refugees from Khartoum.
Mews from Urneral i.iiriUn His
Vrltlelnns of ih-- Uovrrnment.
LoNitos, April 22 The BimmnrtTi
correspondent at Cairo says: tlcn. (lor*
don has sent a telegram to Sir Kvelyn
Baring, expressing his ushiost indigna
tion at tlie manner in which he has been
abandoned by the r.ngtisli government
and saying that henceforth he will cut
himself entirely adrift from those who
have d**Jertosj him On whom will re»t
ths hi I guiltiness of nil. the liv>-s
hereafter tost in Hondan! It b believed
the government has detorni:ned to dis
patch the utmost available forco ef aruii
in the Kgyptian army to Khartoum,
ratal I'snir In a < lreao.
VtESNA, April 22. -During the |mt
formancc last night iv BidosW.il circas at
Bncha est. the roof of thn strnetnrs fell
in aad tho lights were extinguished
when a terrible panic ensued, which was
increased by the breaking out of fire.
Five dead bodios au I 100 wounded have
been oerried from ihe rnins, A lsrge
number of persona nre missing.
Helnaont Castle Harm d.
EinxfiFßOH, April 22, Ralmout Cas
tle, near Dundee, was burned last night.
Many valuable paintings were destroys! l .
Dropped Something.
IKcntuoky SUtn Journal |
He was a mild looking man, a strang
er ia Newport, and when two roughs
standing on the corner saw him coming
toward then, one said to the oth*r:
•'Now watch me guy that > ap coming
there.
Ana when the man got where they
were the gnyer said:
•'How are you Mr. Bulllvan ?"
The gentleman gave them a short look
of derision and passed on. When he
had gut several yards past them, the
guyer yelled out:
"Hey, stranger come back; you drop
pad something."
Then tbe stranger turn..l Luck; and aa
he smilingly walked hack to them,
■old
"\ on are mistaken, 1 didn't drop any
thins;', but I will drop something."
And then dropped the gayer on tho side
walk as neatly as ths real Mr. Sullivan
Aid sn opp sunt to tha ring.
FOR BAL&—REAL ESTATE.
-"acre lotsT
I
—IN TOT—
: DANA TRACT.
c
' Located in the midst ol the stoat improved
'- property lv ths city, frootlaf on Fifu.ro. aad
r Jets-son streets. Wide approaches Shade
. tress planted. Strset Railroad psases the prop
erty. University of Southern Csll'omls. schools.
1 city water and other advanUfe. close at hand.
! THE REMAINING ACRE LOTS
I
q In this tract can be bought, If applied for at
. one*, for lea* than tMighbcaHng property hai re
cently told at public auction
\ For a homestead er for ipecutatJ vs parposss thia
° property baa superior attractions.
1
* For map aud parUculara.pply to
•OIIMM AFAIRCHILD.
10 Commercial St. (S doors from Main St )
apS-lm
M.L. Wicks
, OFFERS FOR SALE
JLO LOTS,
—KOBTM OF—
• Washington St.
; Rowland, Broadway,
And other streets from 600 to 1000 yards * est of
Fi|U«roa.
! Lots losf xi 78 feet at $300
' each.
I Fine Corner, fronting east
1 on a 120 foot street 178
I feet, by 211 feet on a 60
foot street, for $600.
J 120 feet corner New High
1 and Franklin streets, with
j three cottages, $16,600.
Lot 15, Block X, M itt tract,
on Pearl, between Second
1 and Third streets, 60^165,
! $260
Lots 7 and 8, Block W, Mott
Tract, being S. B. corner
First and Pearl, 120x155,
, to alley, $300.
Lot west side Carlisle St.
in Cells Vineyard, 50x140
to 20-foot alley, $400.
East of Lot 23, Meserve
& Loop Tract, 20 acres,
with fine water right, Po
mona, $1500.
48 Acres, being south part
of Sanchez Place and ad
joining land, with water
right; $lo per acre spent
in piping water in Rancho
San Rafael, $3600.
39 acres, one mile from Se
pulveda Station and ad
joining San Rafael foot
hills; ten acres haa water
right, $1800.
280 acres in Travis Tract at
Orange, subdivided into 20
to 40 acre lots, at from $25
to $65 per acre, with wa
ter right.
A large amount of land in
Antelope Valley at $5 per
acre. Come and see it.
170x165 feet on Olive street,
near Temple street, ats2o
per front foot.
M. L. WICKS,
121 8. FORT ST.,
LO3ANQELE3.
wi will be at Lancaster oa
Wednesday, Thursday aad Fri
day of oarh week.
ssBOA
Desirable Lots for Sale
-IK-
Niles' Addition
-TO THR—
Morris Vineyard Tract.
Good soil, Bsanhy location. City water, slsc
tr*J Hfttt; eosvewhstt te two lines ot stress ears.
A chareti is soon to bs built on this trass, eae
Mac* distant a public school Is to bs evsctsd
8!l« ot lot. SOxtil lee!, with 18 lost sllry in me
rear. Charity, Morris sad Ptne stmts run
utroasjh the tract. Esquire ol
J. P. MgNAMER, prop.,
«• LAS SSL STRUT, Near las Tract
—oa cc— .
| POMEROY & MILLS,
spl IS COURT aTMRT,
I
! FOR SALE.
i
; $76 Per Aore for Good Land
At we.t and of wsttt stisst. A toe, round hill,
. entire Meek at west snd ot Fifth street, ono ot
the choicest sou) or r*stda*e« aitea Is the city.
lequlr. ot WILL D. OOULD,
inarletf Attorney atL.w, Ttaapl. Block.
; Great Bargain!
1 For Sale:—A vary fine
house of 5 rooms, within one
| block of street cars; lot 6ox
165, all in choice fruit. Will
, be sold at a bargain if ap
; plied for within 30 days.
Apply to
MORFORD 4k SON,
t splO Ist 110 Korth Spring St.. Tatapi. Blook
I Vineyard for Sale.
' Fifty tour aerae ol choir, land, with apkndid
- water right; set to Zinfandal, Bursar, Bums El
> he. and Harcnials arson I. sscond year. Fine
1 ham snd rabbit-proof hate.-
WILL BB SeMu* CBEAF.
' SITUATE IN POMONA.
sasVlsx Sam Bahrlal, Oats.
General Lee's Sons.
Give Us a Rest.
Burdette on Currency
IsOS ANQELES DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APBIL 23, 1881.
FOR 3ALK—RKAL ESTATE.
KinneyTract.
SIXTY LOTS FOR SALE
-OS
MAIN STREET,
—a raw stsps raos rns—
Washington Garden.
Water Wains laid In front of
property on Main St,
The Wain Street Cars arrive
and depart every twelve
minutes.
The above tract is planted
throughout in fruit tress and
all purchasers will have bear
ing trees on their lots.
Main street is now one of
the principal a venues,is three
miles long and one of the
best drives in the city.
—IT » THS—
Main Thoroughfare
—to—
AGRICULTURAL PARK
AVENUE
ST—
LOB ANQELEB.
Persons desiring homes for
the future ctnmt be better
suited elsewhere.
—CALL AT THE OFFICR S#—
11 10 WAN,
114 SPRING ST.,
TEMPLE BLOCK,
FOR FSRTMIR PASTICOLASI.
aWi
FOB SSsSsTaTI.
30 Gnoice Residence Lots
t tho head of
FIRST STRBBT,
Kmr.tb.
Electric Light
BOYLE HEIGHTS.
Apply at once to
W. H. WORKMAN,
No. 167 Boyle Avenue.
deell tf
M OBtf LOTS N
84 IN NUMBER,
Located one mile from
Pico Houae Plaza, in
a locality that is fast
becoming the center
of fine residences.
Good opportunity for getting water for
domestic uses.
PRICE PER LOT, - - $150.00.
Apply to J. H. LUCAS, or
X. H. HUNTLEY,
tt aad 87 Temple Block, or
H. N. ORMY, Allen Block.
JsaSH
Real Eotate Speculations.
DWELLINGS FOR PALI.
10 roost house on Port stnst, ku Sixth;
lot assist coco
»Roass Hoase, lanrs yarn. Alls* Stnst, MOM
t.|aass Meoss, lestta strset 1400
'Doom Houm, Ituak.r HIU Avcnns seeo
1-swassSeass, Sush.r Hill Arm 1000
• leeai Booss, fearth strest »00
Hsadaos* plsea, Tsasals stnst SMS
tarrs slssss, last Lea Anislea. v«rv oaeaa.
Ow. has4rs«l otswr ,sssss Is th. city. Urfs,
aadssaaU.
LOTS FOR SALS.
eoslf*. Oflr., aser Eirrwith strset SISM
ewes, Bin, asarleatk sartst IMS
series, Charity, iMsr Blshth stTMt IMS
Mslas, Btmlnr Hill laßoas IMS
entiat, rot*, w sersataV. sws
Stale*, Main, nsar Plea 11H
Two hondnd othsr lass tn dlfforsnt parts of
Iks city trots SIM apwaraa.
SUBURBAN FLAORB.
ISO strsa, IS talhsi front city, only MS sn act..
11 sens, with hastens, stand, on public
road, c sails* out IMS
S Acma srnnmt, Tamprs strest. 11600
?t Act»a, ssrna Houas, aicly Issprond,
on Wsnhliiston stmt fsMS
s Aemt.Soyl. Halshts, fratt sad bulldlns. as at
MAoras.imnro.ad psios on Railroad, nssr
SnnOahAd ItOS
(t Aon. la lan snsstn, froll. rlana aad
botldtssn, nil Saa Onbrlnl ItSM
M a«*»a, aTnahlisttan stmt loose
rent had M and upwards
Thn. aaalrel awta sad stasU plana for ssls,
AppS'tT HusErHaarrs a moodi,
ii limit Tl Sstua Sprtn, *rM
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
SALE.
Lots in the Baker Tract,
t'KVril 11.1.V HITIIATRII.
Close to the Business Center of
tha City.
FRONTING ON
Main, Fourth or Los Angclm
Streets.
For partlculara Apply to
CRAVES & CHAPMAN,
Attorneys-at-Law, Baker Block.
mar 18 Sao.
TO fJAHTALWsT ~~
For sale at a groat sacrifice. Lot 8, Block 73,
Hancock Survey of City Lands, contain
ing thirty flvo acres.
This very desirable property is level mesa
laud and
SUITABLE FOR SUB-DIVISION,
Having a view of both city and ocean, located
near the proposed terminus of tho Hovlu Heik'htM
strest Bail*ay, with sheets on three hides; mip
plied with water throujjli a ten-inch main; also
city water pipe laid within 1500 feet of Tract.
Apply at once to
W. H. WORKMAN,
BOYLE HEIGHTS.
nicbl-lm
FOR SALE.
Ist—lo Oity Lots in Various
Localities.
2d—lmproved and Unimproved
Property at Pasadena.
3d—l 17-Acre Lot in the Hun
ter Tract, Rancho San Rafael,
with Water Pipes Laid.
4th—o Lots of Various Sizes in
"Watte' Subdivision of a
Part of the Rancho San Ra
fael," with Water Rights.
6th—2ooo Acres of other Land
ia Rancho San Rafael; Price
from $4 to $40 per Acre,
Apply to
M. E. HODGKINS,
Or E. T. WRIGHT,
Koom No. 4, Downey Block,
Oppoalte Public Library Rooms. feh3t
Bargains will be Offered
In a new subdivision
On Boyle Heights
THE COniHU WEEK,
Situated enly one Blixk from
street car line.
BEAUTIFUL LOCATION
On aa Kiev*tion Commanding a fine View of the
Cliy, Mountain*and Valley. Unru Lots and at
the low prices of f2o<) ts $260 each.
Apply to
DENNIS & COOK,
248 Main Street, Baker Block.
ssn.
FOR SALE.
104 ACRES OF LAND
Adjotniotr
Baldwin's Santa Anita Rancho.
RICH SOIL WITH OAK TIMBER.
Only $30 Per Acre.
TITLE r. N. PATENT.
Apply to
H. J. Stevenson, Surveyor,
OFFICE- No. 5 Wort First Street, Lo. AngolM.
MM
A COOB FARM FOR SALE.
Situated in Asusa Township, 17 miles from Los
Angeles eitv: fitur milvs from the Southern Pa
cific Railroad; 215 acres of rich alluvial soil,
house and barn, about 4 > acres in choice fruit
trees anil vines, partly in bearing; plenty of wa
ter for irrigation; will l o .-uhdiviik-'i to suit pur
chasers; crop and (artnli'g implements with the
place, if purchased soon; terms easy
I'HM'K, 5.3.500.
Call on the undersigned on the premises, or
A. A. CURTIS & CO., Los Angek-s, No. 6 Post
office building.
mhStf JOSEPH H ITO\
Splendid Chance
FOB A\ INVESTMENT.
Parties desirimr to make a profitable in vest
ment can have an opportnmtr of so doing. We
will offer
For Salo Blocks of Land
Bcautiiully situ<ted
ON BOYLE HEIGHTS,
Commanding a splendid view and no healthier
location to lie found. The«e Blocks front on an
SO foot Avvnue snd contain about (our acres
each. Would make beautiful building tdtesor
will subdivide into lots to advantage.
For terms and Map of same call on
DENNIB & COOK,
248 Main street, Baker Block,
•pint
FOR SALE.
THE LOS ANCELES WIRE WORKS,
Or will take in a partner and sell half interest
Enquire at 18 FIHST ISTBEET. mrti lm
THE ELITE GALLERY
Always ia tbe lead. The finest studio in
Southern California. Our work is unequalled
and unexcelled.
PAYNE, BTANTON & CO.,
apA-Sm Loa Angel*, Cala.
REMOVAL.
Th. Oontln.ot.l Oil and Tr.naport.tion itora
p*.y (K. A. Rriwartla, Man.|r«r) h... rcincve.l
their office Into th. Hardware store of Lacy.
Viercck M Co., So. 121 Loa Antral*, atrect.
AWTvlcpcon. No US — Wlofj. mhfitf
REMOVAL NOTICE.
B. B. Metoalf, Real Estate Agent,
I'oriixrly No. 18 tint atrcvt,
REMOVED TO ROOM 7, POSTOFFCE,
Hear Man.)' Order OfSc*. .pU lm
FURNISHED ROOMS,
PleattaaHly located and ne»tlv ttirniabe.l,
TO LIT, SINOIJI OH UN JpiTS,
Count Fort tm* nankUiatiMtt, oa* blook frota
Powdße* dSIU -
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
Oil Lands for Sale
At PetroUa, Six Miles North of
Anaheim.
In Soqitol Cation, 240 acres at |S0 per acre.
Also 80 sores in Bros Cation too per acre.
Also S2O seres in Telegraph Canon at H-< per
Title tT. 8. Patent.
Theaa lauds aro In the heart of tho petrolouiu
oil belt, with acres of asphaltum or Ire* beds
and numerous oil sprintcs. Near these lands is
one producing oil will with two more boiag
drilled
Shallow wells of heavy lubricating oil can be
obtained at slight depths ou all of theso landa.
Inq'iireottho owner, H. CHANIILKR,
Boyle Heights, or address P. 0. Box 834, Los
Angeles, or at HsßiLDoffice. aplS lru
NINETY-EIGHT LOTS 1
6000 CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
By buying some of tbe lots in
MILLS' SUBDIVISION of the
SABICHI TRACT,
One Square East of ths Freight Depot,
ON MAIN STREET,
Formerly Chavez street.
NO LOIS LESS THAN M PEET WIDE.
This street haa been widened aud straghtoned,
and tbe lota are ret* desirable for homes.
AN ELECTRIC MABT
Is now being erected near tbe center of the tract,
which will be lighted next week, and w ill make
this
The Best Lighted Tract in the Oity.
The prices are put at the lowost rate, the In
tention being to sell at once.
Satisfactory terms will bo .riven to those who
build.
Houses erectud here for rent are sure to be
rented quickly and always. For sale by
POME ROY & MILLS,
Opposite Court House.
jMllfl
ONTARIO! -
The Model Settlement ot
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOR
HEALTH, CLIMATE AHD CHOICE
FRUITS.
lisp of tract and copy of "Ontario Fruit Grow
er" sent free on application.
Proceedings of Seiui-Annual Stale Convention
of Fruit Growers, with Ontario Appendix, giving
profits of fruit culture, climate and general in
formation, sent on receipt of 30 cents In stamps.
Apply to J. 8. CALKINS, Boom No. 6, Schu
iitaker Blook, opp. P, (>., Los Angeles, or address
C'llAfr l-KV lIROM,, Ontario. « al
janetf-
ELEGANT*
BUILDING LOTB
On Walmi avenue, near Main street.
A rare chance forpersous wlghin? fine lots at
low prices.
Ever - M is covered -»vh bearing fruits and
Vines.
Finest lot* ever offered for sale Id tbe city for
'be Money,
Prices from «**s to »*73 finch.
ADAMS & SON,
KXf'LVNIVE ACIKXTN,
OFFICE -888 PICO HOUSE N. MAIN STREET.
ii...hi lm
San Felipe
RANCHO,
MSAN ■JIEGOCOTJNTY,
FOR SALE.
10,000 Stores, good for sheep
or cattle, well watered, can be
bought for $3.50 per acre, if
applied for soon.
Apply to
CHARLES CROCKER,
San Francisco,
or
A. B. HOTOHKISS,
San Diego, Cala.
I.nBan
FOR SALE.
One Hundred and Fifty Acres
OP IsAIVII.
Situated on tbe Azusa.
Seventy five acres in grain; four acres in choice
fruits, all bearing; three acres in grapes, all bcar
inf A house of four rooms. A good barn, hay
press, mowing machine, bay rake, and all tbe
fanning Inplements for carrying on the ranch. A
number one water right. Anyone looking for a
One farm is invited to examine the nropoity
Price, 995 per acre. Terms; One half cash, bal
ance can remain on mortgage, BARRETT A
ALEXANDER, Bernard Block, No. 4 West First
strest. deslS tf
~FOR SALE,
Four Sections of Choice Land
IN ANTELOPE VALLEY,
Los Angeles Oouuty.
Theße lands have beeu selectod with
groat care from a tract of sixty Sectioun,
originally belonging to.the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, and com
prises nome of the best soil in the Valley,
Apply to the owners,
Wicks, Lucas A Bentley,
88 and 87 Temple Block, Los Angelea.
mh:iO lm
FOR SALE.
$3,600, $1,500 ON TIME,
Will boy •
Host Desirable Home
If taken toon.
7 Rooms, Porches, Bay Window, j
Stable, Etc.
No Such Bargain in the Market.
Ohoap at tt.tOO Call at mice ,111
f. WHITE.
mar3stf Hoom 4, Poßtofftc.
TO THE PUBLIC:
We have this dsy reduced the prices on the
following
STRICTLY CASH.
St. Louis Lead (Colder brand) 1*3.00 per cwt ,
Qersnenie Lead $6.46 per cwt
Boiled Unseed Oil, .trtctly pure, in
6 gallon cans 78}e per gal
Boiled Linseed Oil, strictly pure, in
less than ft gallons 7ic per gal
Raw Linssed Oil, strictly pure, In b
gallon cans 70c per gal |
Raw Unseed OS, strictly pnre, in ,
Use Oiati 6 koilloti cast 76c per gal
Eastern Turpentine, in 6 gal cam. We per gal
lwMtarn Turpentine, in less than 5
gallon rant! 660 pet gal ,
Dry Colors, Yellow Ochre, Venetian
Rsd, Prinrem, Metalie, KaJeotnine
an. Paris White ie per lb
We also hare reiluced the prices on Show
Cases, Wall Paper, etc. We solicit your kind
Yours rospeetfully.
Raphael *& Srhlpsinarr,
lfi N. Main St.. Loa Augelee, OaL 1
Los Angeles, April 6, 1884. tf
Fifty-Seven Acres of Choice Land;
Tm acre, in Mlvlon (rrape vfn«, S year. oM; I
Mm In Blacken burn ftmp. mc, S yntra oM;
17 acrwi in Mlealcn (Trape clnoa, I oM;»
aerea tn Ouni a>m.; it acre in Altai ta .nd B.r
fm,
A good now. of 5 rtxtna, .utile for S hone,
and room for h.y and grain.
No. 1 Wind Mlil aaal Tank that contnloa MOT
ntlwaa; tim a tank that contain. 1000 irallon.
TM. pmwty ta .11 httwd. and kt . due t»r
twl. U ktkni noon.
UARRETT k ALEXANDER,
JutMt No. . W«t Flrat St.. ftaratrd Block
SOCIETY; NOTICES.
Knights Templar.
CiSCR DS LISK CoMMANDKKY HO. 8, X: • T—
ll>M*H* •.t.m-.l oMK-la»eA al iho asylum In Ma- '
SKUA Hall, ou tho Third TIIUIWDAY of each *
! it tJoVlw'k r. x. Bojournlafe Rnighta
I*. n.pUr in nood ai.ij.dii.;, aro cordially invited
:itiniil It, order of tlio E; •C.
N. KxiutsiUitßKKß. lUn-or-Ur
Los Angeles Lodgo No. 35, t 0. 0. F. ■
fiP>- »>' , «'iliiu held on Wednesday
u*ening of m%ch week at 7:W eclock. '
s in-, ilir. ii in noo-l -tttiKliiiK are cordial
ly Invited.
J. 0. DsTl'ltK, N. 0. (
A Fkask H. S]
American Legion of Honor.
Safrtt Council, No. WW, m<*U First and Third
TliurK.la.\ etcniiigH ot uachuionth at t.100.1 Tem
plars' Hall.
Vhiling Companion-, ii - > i > welcome.
I>. 11. PAYNK, Commander
C. G. Willmax, N. ,i, i, . ap6
Masonic Notice.
Loa Asuai.ai Lupus No. 42, F. tt A.
lk<AiK M- Tlie stale.! m.-fliiiK-HOf thin Lo.hr"
\ >re hfld tii. ti, .1 M-iNh.W nf ,-*eh
muiiUiat 7 3(>i'. ki. Mrml>.is ul Puiitalpha, No.
ami all Mauler Mamma iv gotvl sliHidiug are
.•t.nil.tlh Invited.
Ily order of the W:- M:-
K. of £
Olivh Lnno. No. 20 Mcl flrat .nil third
TIII'ILSHAYSi 111 Ul. month nl IM.I Follow.' Hall
P. l>. llinl.liiiL'. KiuclilH intlted.
.1, R. SUMMERS, 0. O.
P. A V.tHliA. li. ol ll anil H Jal-lv
Eapio Corps, N. 0. 0.
. RaooLAH mucUnir. at tho Armory, Cour
atreet, evcrj I'ri.liiy . \ !tl 1 o'clock.
W. ff. II ItIISSELI,
i.'aptain C'oniiiianilinff.
C. A. KRTI.RH. Flrat flartownt. i02.-tf
Los Angeles Lodge No. 2925, K. of H.
Regular uuctinirt nf llic above are held
cure Wc.lnr~.MMt eieniiie id old Masonic 11.11,
S) tt ftr. ..t. Vittltimt l.totli. ra arc cordially in
iii..lt.) attend. 11. C. AUSTIN
in 2 Dictator.
Los Angeles Mo. 33, R:-
Stale.l comocMlona onaecoiul MONDAYof oach
month, 71 p. at 111 -nic null, tfojourning
coiiii.,iiiioiiii iii i;oo*l ulini.luiu ..ir.liallly InvitecT
111 - onler of aIMI'EI. PItAUEK.H. P.
M. l.cvi. 8-rotory. i
Los Angeles Council No. 11, Royal
and Select Masters, F. & A. M.
Holds ita stated naacmhlle. fp the fth Mott
.lay ol each month at Masonic [[all, at 7.30 c. 11.
Sojonniiiii; Companions in cioil standing arc
(riilcJiiiill' iinilc.l toatlcml.
By order ol the TV- 1.l I -
H. O. CU.NNINCHAM. Recorder.
Confidence Engine Company.
•--(' onilii.lirst Wi.liis.il., evoninft
each month, at 7:3ooclock
Rwnnler N. COHEN. Sncretart.
ENGINKKRS AND SIJRVF.YORS.
BORINO & HAAST
AROHITHOTSI,
Schumacher Block, opposite P. 0.,
Room 10, Loa Anttelca, Cal. aplotf
now ju,
Civil Engineer aii.l Snrveyor,
No. 17 Jfort h Main Street.
Ov. rlhc Oratigc Store. apG-lm Room 10.
JOHBf TT «<% T.T..
ARCHITECT AND SANITARY ENGINEER,
7.) North Main Strset, (Itooina 4 and 6.)
apstf
J. H. WILDY, O. a,
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.
o ill iniiKc surtcya of town lot., government
Itinls. r.ini lies, i.snl., .trctt i.tilroails. irrigation
iliiclics uml pipe lines, .nil will furnish plans and
H|ici-;ii,-atii.|is of water works, i.-railintr and other
.■iiLriiiccriinr work.
OFFICE: llixtni 111, llcllinali lmilillnß, over
OnUtff, store. feb22tf
WTXLIAM P. REYNOLDS,
CIVIL ENCIREER AND SURVEYOR,
No. 17 North Main Street,
l'p Slain", Room No. 11. ftX
RKST A rKANTS.
JOHNSON'S
Coffee and Ice Dream Parlor,
SO. 6 NORTH MAIN STREET.
Rest Coffee anil I.inich i. the city.
Private r.mnafor Ijiilias.
0»ll anil I ii, in I. Opcnilaj and liirtlit.
A. JOHNSON, PROP'R.
i ichl-Sm
THE COMMERCIAL
RESTAURANT,
V. DOLi, Proprietor,
DOWNEY BLOCK, • MAIN STREET.
Receives alive and serves op every day tn.
I'IMI, indu.liii'; suLB, TI'RUOT a; c
aEA trout,
MR. Ddl. is the oelnslic Constance ol the eel
.'.r.Cc.l l i:.'.'.! vi.X l.'X l ilic, wliich Only U
*t v.t .1 t: i, ns.m -, r i.
Sl'lllNC t MP'ifl'.VS, in.; ,n from Ihe .«b«a
onokcl in evi tJJ st; lak
Ttie rtsta-jrant is Loa Alleles'. Dehnonlco
mvW
ti
I LUCK'S
Restaiiranl m Oys-ter Parlors,
41 and 43 IM. MAIN ST.
ORKAT REDUCTION IN OYSTERS.
latkc Fjujtern Oysters, per mo, . . . $4.50
'im.'l ... 13.50 |
sinntl r„Ast. m. nov or stew. 1.'1.v cfs. per plate |
tanre Knatern, any-,t>lc, . ~0 cent, per plat.
BaIVSMfM selcitcd Ovstcrs, Bfl cent, per can i
PRIVATE ROOMS
l'p stairs for la.ti.~st ami families, where meals
will lie served In the best stylo.
Jerry lllirh. Proprietor.
NEW HOWE AND HOUSEHOLD
Senium Machines.
The Iwsjt in the market. Havo all the late*
iniproi, tnoiits, no.l as lalsvr savers are unrivallec
Price, «45 for oitlter.
H. SLOTTERBEOK, AGENT,
No. 11l nORTII MAIN ST., onporit. 0
KNABE PIANOS. I
"I hare never Msja their equal. ''
CLARA LOUISE NELLOGC. I
A. U BANCROFT 00.,
7fl Market si, s. FCjMj Aaifenta for the Pa
S. M. PERRY, 1
;umUssis rifting !
25 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Will haves oaf toad ej tIsMM mattdsi SSI
-late .'.nd ir.M liiaf.t. ti, ir t :l - i...ui-villt> nun
tel tViuiptu.?. <>n or U"-n Ma> Ut. Psrtim de-
HtritiK It Mvure >m*> of inanteis iwr
i.f 'ii- M I* thu ('twas SsBSSMsJ —-»s-1 in their ordeni
early. tithtfk-iiu
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
! Horse Shooing A OeneraJ Jobbing. <
cm. uownky trra .ndcinama rsT., .
liat* Lo, vn. -....
I J.UJIU A. J, HARRtffIITO" ,
LUMBER YARDS.
AVER LUMBER 00.7
Alameda Street, Ncnr Allso.
attANo
DEPOT of PINE LUMBftR,
In all atylci ol ali.pc, size ami ilnleli,
Shingles, Lntlufc Moldings
ContUntly on liaml
from tne San Francisco Moun
tains of Northern Arizona.
UniitiM ihlli«j«l %iom tin- lim of tha s. p. ft.
It. from Ncwli.ll to the Needles, Aililrci
HAMPTON 111 TTO.V Agent.
anlsif a.
KERGKHOFF-CUZNER MILL AND
LUMBER COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS of AND PIAJJeM IN
LUMBER
Doors, Blinds, Windows, Eastern
Oak, Ash, Hickory, Walnut
and Poplar.
Arc prepared to caecum any anil all kimli
Mill Work.
YARD AND MILL,
CORNER AtAMEDA AMD MAGY STS.
Telephone No. H. P. O. Bo* 03.
mr'23 3m
J.~M. GRIFFITH &- CO .
Lumber Dealers,
Manufacturers of Doors,
WINDOWS, BLINDS,
Stair., Stair Rail, BnllnstciH, SaWtO I'oaH und
Hill Work „f ~,|| ik..-ii|.llun. uml .li.ilcra ill
Lime, Planter, II ur etc.
No. .-.if.' North Alninedn Street.
FERRY MOTT & CO/S
LUMBER YARDS
AND PLANIKO MILLS,
N0.78 COMMERCIAL STREET.
inrtfHf
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
Quo S. Saffohp. Wm. Cahuwell,
I'rcH, uml lien. Kapt Vicc-Pres.
E 11.0 Alßl.vtKy, Soc'y.
California Truck Comp'y,
(Incorporated.)
Su ..s- v . to BUlai <k Co,
General Forwarders?,
No. 9 Market St, Temple Block,
Opp. Court House, Los Angeles, Cal.
Machinery, Safes, Piano-, Furniture ami
Mt.'i.-ii;intliso, shipped OTdelivered un ivitfuiiaMi-
PIANOS REPACKED FOR SHIPMENT.
OmiklUlMU sUpped to our care C, 0. t. ami
Rllla of Lading Kit at our otlii-.: a ill receive
prompt atteutiun. Telephone No. 7a\
aprlStf
PIONEER TRANSFER COMPANY,
Oirtco No. 3 Market Street.
No. IST.
apltl GFJI. F. McHIN, Proprietor.
Phineas Banning,
FORWARDING & COMMISSION AGhNI
WILMINGTON, Loa Angeles County, Cal.
Vessels towod, goods lightered umbe
ami tfraln stored, wUfc
ACCUSTOMED PROMITNKSS
SALE of MINING STOCK.
THE COLORADO
Copper Mountain Mining
COMPANY.
LOCATION OF MINKS-Four miles Fast or fcttt
Colorado ltivc.r, hi Vnm;t Cou ly, Arisoi a
Territory. miles Smith ..f ■"IK- Needles." u-j
Ihe A. & P. It. R.
OFFICKRH:
S, J. BECK Presided
F.. E. HEWITT Yi.v Pr.-:<:. i.t
HEN HY HAMMEL Treasure*
TUOS. J. CrUI>Y Sei-ita-,
JOHN' GOLOSWoHTUY Superintendent
DIRECTORS;
S. J Reck, E. E. Hewitt, Henry King,
Henry Hsnimel. A. D. Denkcr. .Tame*Gorman
John OoKUwurtliy, Tlios. J. Cuddy.
At a meeting of the Hoard of Pirvi tors of the
Colorado Topper .Mountain Minin-; Company it
waa result id to plait- #200,0*10 of the stock of
thei CoiupHiiy on the nmkft lo rui.w j WMkii.i;
capital. The stock is to lw sold -uhject to th*j
audition that as seen as fciO.ooo are subs, ri. c 1
ami paid, the work of development ada I bo
00!nmdiced. All money .■MihscriU'd ■■.ill lie put
on si>ecial deposit in tho First National Hank of
Los Angeles.
Persons desiring information concerning the
mines their assay-, location, etc., can apply to
sny of the Directors and are isiSJHi), bj per
mission, t r the toilowitur Tianu-d wri'Mlemen: E.
F. Spcnce, 11. 8. Ornic, John 0, Dcnrßey.
This Stock is Perpetually Unasses
sable.
Circulars gntng a history of the mines may be
had upon application U ai j uf the tlirectors.
A Map showing the SXMI location of tha
mines amy he seen at the office of
GEO. J. DENIS,
Attorney (or the Conmam, Hem 4, Ducommun
I! lock.
The stock is at present in the hands of Col. E
K. H.«itt, who may he seen at his office at the
Ne* Depot.
Die shares are of a par tuluc of $10 each, bnt
for the next 60 days will be sold for each
Tnis is an excellent opportunity for those of
lag homt? enterprise 1
By order of Board of Di rectors
S. .1. BECK. I*re*tdcnt.
Turn. .1. CUBtn, Secretary. marlOtf
•30 000 FOR 02.
VI Ii Kfgulnr rlonthlv llrawlnsr will
Oil-take place in Covn ttton, Ky„
THURSDAY, APRIL 24TH, 1884.
A l,n«iAii lottery anil ►'»!r a>raw-
ItiKM. itMltsilll by ths Lev'islaturvof KsntSMSq
ami fcsrtse declared lev-si b\ the In-hest Court in
iherttawe. Bond in veil to Henry County in the
sum of fIW.OOO for tho prompt payment ef all
prises sold.
April stoness.e.
1 Prwe _ $&\<HO
I Prise .7 10.000
I Pries 6,000
8 Prism. ss.MW each VOO
5 rriarn 11,000 each k\«M
9 Prises, *30»> each, Approa'n prlass.... 'i,700
0 IMiea, #StX>eH**h, .\p r ro\'n prtveH.... I.tWO
0 I*riien. SttWfaeli, Appeoa'n prisea.... IXX'
SO Prism. HVXI each IO.tHHI i
»00 Priw-s, #10»>e*t*h 10,000 i
900 Pri#««, »M) vaeh 10,000 i
MO Prises, BStt saw* 10.W0
lta» Priam. #10 eaea 10,000 <
1867 Priam #llO,*eft
W»«k TteaaSs, IS. IlaU TlckeU. tl
Tickets. S6O. 66 Tfcfceta, ffon.
Reesft Money or Paatal Note, lia.-.k Draft In
Lattae or sat.d hy Kaprms. OKDJUtS of
S6 aad upward, l>> Eivress, can lm —at at our
eipernor. Addram all ordar. lo
9-sskv B. It. SPENCER, CVviß«*e»,Ky.
3
SALOONS.
Mechanics' Exchange.
HENRY WEIDMAN, Proprietor
Cor. Arcadia and Wain Sts,
Under tho Stgnoret Block.
A Large Schooner of the Best Bear
in the City for 5 Cents.
The FINEST WINES. LIQUORS .oil cIOA US
.Iwm »t the Bar.
flrand CONCERT EVERT SATURDAT Night.
DHSttfj
LEMPS LAGER BEER.
The Host Boer in mails by W J. LEMP, of 34,
Louis. Call und try It at
LEMP'S BEEB AGENCY,
*4 SJOBTB MAIN NTRKKT.
i»n«3 lm
THE SNUG,
No. 4 8. MAIN STREET.
(Neat door to CONFIDENCE ENGINE HODS
HENRY,
ormerly No. 10 Commercial Bt.
BEST LIQUORS, BEER AMD CICAR
JgrCome and see mo.
]91tl HENRY NOunoF.
OLUB THEATRE.
ll.ln atreet, near the Pico Hops..
I'ERRY BROTHERS Proprietor!
We proaant weekly an onranUntlon of brilll.trt
h ara, twenty in nutnser.
ntlru change ol hill every Monday ar.ning.
GREAT ITTRAtTIOJH
For he Holiday! novfJ
WM. J. LEMP'S
Western Brewery,
ST. LOUIS, MO.,
Has eeUMiahed ait agency here, and ths world
renowned Beer Is selling at S CTS. A GLASS a.
C. ZISSIO, 24 N Main Street,
PAUL SHILLING,
Comer of Spring and Second
McIIUGH * MASSEV,
Sep 12tf Opp. New Freight Depot.
Farmers* Home Saloon..
pure liquors. fine cigars and lunches.
No. 13 S. Main St., near Pint.
FROHUHCER tt MATTHIESON,
PROPRIETORS d«c!otf
RUDOLPH EXCHANGE.
BIX BROTHERS' BLOCK,
irtO First »troet, oppoito San Porlro,
Hot Lunch All Day.
Finest Wines, Liquors and
Cigars.
aistssi
Mary Ann Paploy, your father died ou March.
9th. it will be to your interest to return to
Nminium immediately. WILLIAM JACK.
mrK lm
California Soda forks.
S. CELESTIN & CO.
250 ALISO STBEET.
PURE EASTERN CIDER
From Eastern Cider Company.
|y Free delivery to any part of the city.
m*2t 'Dm
CMS. HUEBSCH & SON,
PlQiuin, Gas and Steal Filtiiij*.
Tinning and Metal Roofing, etc
SANITARY PLUMBING A SPECIALTY.
AH work done with Neatness and Dispatch,
at liberal rates.
UT Xorth Los Angeles street*
Los Angeles, Cal. ap.S lia
MILES BROTHERS,
Commision Merchants,
tlrain, Hay, Feea, Etc,
US North Spring St., Temple Block,
Los Angeles, California*.
Aotscr: -Ph-unix Ins. Co., of Hartford; Home
las. Co., of New York. apS-Lm
OFFICE" HOURS.
I will be at my office from 9 a. ml te It ml, snd
rom 1 to 4 p. m. daily, Sundays excepted.
E. H. BOYD,
jrlStf STxpertntendert of Streets.
NOTICE TO
Capitalists and Manufacturers.
A Manufacturer of Fire-Proof Bricks, under
standing his business perfectly and having tha
best certificates, desires to meet with a capital
ist or manufacturer with whom to form a part
nership for ths introduction of a business of this
kind at Los Angeles.
For further information apply to
MR. P. BALLADE,
marlEtf Cor. Aliso and Alameda streets.
Union Employment Offlce.
Those .-anting w.rk of any kind, male or female,
•pplv at
No. H First Street, W'i.lney Block.
Notice to Housekeepers.
Owinsj to ihe non-arrival of machinery oa ac
count of washout* on the Railroad, we are iiu
voMahly
DETAINED A PEW DAYS
In t-toriing our
Carpet Beating Machine.
We expert te h.
RUNNING WITHIN TWO WEEKS
thnvnah the daily pre AH onler. lit the mean
time can b. adiln-wl to iv and will b. fill, I
within S4 hour, after etsrtlm machin..
LACEY BROTHERS.
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Q. MENDELSOHN,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
Has i 'ii->> ■I ta Ne> -'tl North Mam esrrat, in
the oM Karsners' and Baak, i W*
■«.« I- . ;ie-ft . •■ . • CSSHwtI
uuisins his sSnefc of aww cvada, rrusn »hk-k W
is prepSkFMl to nvaS* lew rlotblng ia ihw BSjBSM
style as i iimbmsl. imSss. A perfect BS aast cl
ceUeoi workaa*A**ip ie iu«raaue*l nstt*saa