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JPATJLY HER A LP.
Publiihod Evary Horning <«xoopt MoodayNn
JOSttPH V. LYNCH.
TERM" FOft DAILT HKRALDt ,
Nt annum by mall or cxprew, .... 17 00 1
Hi month*. *otl i
Threo month*, «.« <
Delivered by carrier, iwr week. - - • • lftc ,
WEEKLY HERALD \
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On* year hy mall or etprMH, on* copy, ti "'O I
SIX 'i .... | l INI i
Tt... ■ B«MUM .... w t
Advftrttoem >ot* liuwrtwl at rea»n»,abln rale r
Job W-uk dot.c to « pete with Hm KroiriM-.,
100 'atyl* ami elevsnnc of *orVm*w»hip.
Twelve Months in an English Prison.
By Huun Willi, Fletcher. 12mo, doth,
ig.ro.
Thii U a work destined to create a
profound impression, even among people
who reject toe claim* of Spiritualism aa
delusive. In tbe autumn of 1880 tbe
author wan arreatad In F.ngland on th*
charge of'obtaining jewela and elothlng,
"by undue influence or falae
from a lady known aa Mn. Hartl>avies.
She pleadml "not guilty" to the charge,
was tried and sentenced to twelve
nun tha' imprisonment in Her Majesty*.
Prison, Westminster. I many respect*
this trial was one of the most remark t
btf in mod an time*, inasmuch as it
i (forded the ty<efsw.lt <»f a woman volnu
larily xurrendi-iiitLf herself for examine
.iou on a serious ■ ■ imr nnd undergoing
i trial and conviction without being
permitted to apeak for herself and with
nit oven a hearing of her own witnesses.
\ ■ startling as are the revelations at this
trial of the system of Knglish court pro
•eduie, still more 10 is the story of the
itithui's imprisonment, which, on the
whole is one of the saddest commentaries
upon human injustice ever penned.
I>uring this imprisonment, Mrs. Fletcher
was fed with grapes hy friendly
"spirits;" in spirit Torui, she was enabled
io visit and to hold eoiiTei «c with her
husband, her child, and other friends
and relative*; spirits brought flowers to
her cell, also locks of hail, letters, etc ;
there were frequent instances of the in-
Hantnneoii* transmission of letters be
tween London and far distant points
The foregoing and other equally Strang*
phenomena or spiritual munifeitations
nn* interwoven into tlie narrative, and
together forma problem, tbe solution of
which will baffle thousands of readers.
It must bt added that the author of thia
lingular book is a lady well known in
New Kngland, and alway accounted
truthful, honest and worthy of coufl
legaa She here tolls for the first time
LttrOwn story; and certainly tho over
wind miug •riwMoi which sho advances
mist he disproved before her story can
in- disbelieved by fair minded readers.
We repeat, a more remarkable presenta
tion of spiritual phcnoim-nn waa never
riven to the puMic. Loo and Shepard,
uuhliahers. Huston.
LATE TELEGRAMS.
(SPHCIAL TO THK HERALD.)
Ureal FlOAiln In Sew Mexico ,
Ureal l.osm nf Proper!j , ttratl- |
tnflon anil MunTcrlnn. ,
Hanta Fk, N. M., June 23. -Formora
than a month tin- high waters have
awept through the Km Qrand* valley 1
and every hour tho course of lhe river J
haa been changed. Tlie long overflow
haa thrown almost all tin- earth into
quicksand. The wagon mails are en- '
tirely al>aniloneil, and only hy moid per
eiatent efforts has thu Atchison, Topeka
aud Saute Fe Kailroad Company heen
able to support tlie track on the main '
line. Hetween Alnmillo and tlie
Socorro river, which appears to bn on '
both sides of the track, tin roadis out j
of sight in several places. The railroad '
company continues to push their trains '
through, usiny teams and boats in '
making transfers. At Socorro the river ]
course has changed more than one hun
dred yards and completely undermines 1
tbe track. Within half a day there were I
fifteen feet of water where the roadbed I
ought to he. From Kincon to Hnna Ana
there fa nothing to suggest a railroad.
The towns of Tume, !,<>* Pinna, Valenlra
and Peralto, in Valcnira county, are ,
■wept oway and live hundred families are
destitute on the mesa. San Ma rum lis
flooded, boats are being used to pass
from house to house. Ihe iron railroad
bridge at that point wns saved by throw '
tng into tbe river several loads of cut j
atone worth $4fto pur cord. Socorro has ,
four or five feet of water on Mann/ares
aveaue. The town of Albuquerque is
flooded. More than two-thirds ol the
crop in the valley is lost. Wheat tlint
was nearly ripe has fallen, und in places
careful 1> cultivated fields are only it
■heat of water. Thin state of affairs is
expected to remain unchanged thirty
daya longer, ns the snow in the monn
talna of Southern Colorado is ten to
fourteen feet deep and heavy rains are
falling in Northern New Mexico almost
daily.
■sedative Hrnalon of Ihe He pub.
llcan Mtate Central Committee.
Ban Francisco, June 23 At 2:30
thia afternoon Chairman Cornwall, of
the Republican Slate Central Commit
tee, called the committee to order and
announced an executive session, which
Ere vented the proceedings of (hat body
Bing obtained until late this afternoon.
The principal objects of tbe meeting will
be to fix the time and place for the next
Republican State Convention nml to
determine the basis of representation,
font cities were mentioned as possible
places for holding the convention, Sacra
mento, Stockton, l-os Angeles and Santa
Cruz. The tight appeared, however,
to lie mainly between Sacramento and
Stockton, with the odds iv favor of
Bauramento. The work of the State
Convention will be to elect a new State
Central Committee, nominate Congress
man, one for oaoh of the six districts,
and select two electors at-large and
one from each of the six districts.
Harder and Arwon Verdict In Ihe
Howard Caae.
PoRTLANp, Ogn., June 23. The house
of M. Kaokloy, four miles south ol
Hillsboro, was burned and it is supposed
the remains of Kacklry were found in
the ruins, it is thought he was mur
dered and the house tired by the murder
era, A large sum of money hnd been
paid to him a tew days ago.
The case of F. A. Howard, manager
of the American Kxediangc Motel, wlm
Waa indicted for larceny, reached a ver
dict yesterday, the jury having hen out
two nights and one day. He was found
guilty. Tho complaining witness is
Maurice J, Smith, a sheep raiser from
Eastern Washington, who deposited
11600 with Howard tor sate keeping and
never saw or heard of it afterwards,
Howard disclaimed all knowledge of its
whereabouts
Kan-ape of Henry Hnore, n looted
Convict, from Mitn ((tieiittn
Ban Francisco, June 23. - Chief
Crowley has received information that .
Henry Moore, a convict, who was serv
ing hia seventh tone at Sau has
made hia eacape from that institution
He was aent to Son Quentin the 20th of
Jnly, to serve five year- impi Moiimeiif
lor grand l.nveucy committed in Sin
Joaquin county. He is a native*.] t:.-r
--fnany, 58 yeais oi age, and lus name
Moore is but one of his tn my alii Ho*. A
reward of f/oti has been otl'ered l"i his
oaptore.
Canarres" Adjonrnis the ">i Ii ol
jTaily-lnveMtla-nllon to he Hnd
Washington, June 23.- Tim impivs
aioo prevails to day thnt Congress will
finally adjourn about the . r ub ot July.
In the Senate a resolution was adopted
directing the committee on expenditure*
of public money to investigate there
•snt defalcations in tliat department nnd
to inquire into the system ot making dis
bnrements and the purchases supplies
with a view of determining wln-thei it
embraces aullicient safeguards again*!
defalcations and frauds in 110- future
TarlaT Ncarotlatlons) Pending W lib
tke Canadian ««overnnicnt.
Ottawa, June 23.—1t is reported tin
government has arranged a reciprocity
.. treaty with the Cnited Slabs shortly to
vbe made public. The new treaty will
follow the line of the former reciprocity
treaty admitting national product* and
acme article* in early stages ol maim
facture. The defeat ot the Morrison
:t v -11 bill ill tho I'liited States H,,,, . . t
Ytr-presentatives is stated tohclai. '
due loa renewal of th- ncgotiati >ns.
KnthnrrttN>sed Chicago Firm Puyis
in Nil.
Chicaoo, June 23.—Tht Secretary of
the Board of Trade announced on 'Change
that the Hrm of C. T. Kershaw A: Co ,one
of the largest exporting and commission
houses in the city had given up all their
trades and would settle all differences at
their oflice. It was rumored that the
firm had failed, but they assert their
ability to meet all demands in lull.
Jrwlsh PerHeention Continue* In
Kussin.
i ST. Pktkrshi K<i, June 23 Jew beat
ing in Southern liussia continues with
all its Vigor. The riots at Ad/ess bus
been followed by other riots ut Siinpher
Opol and Nownijui. Novgorod has ted
lowed their example. The people are
Infuriated by some alleged misdeeds ot
the Jews. Tbey attacked their houses,
threw the furniture into the streets,
abuaed their women and chased the
terrified men through the principal
thoroughfares. The Jews made for the
headquarter-, of the military ami police
They were followed un i interrupted and
•11 their appeal- to, me,, y w.-r. Una
Ipalliug. When eiUiL'ti' u.i- Kr.iic.
with sticks ami struck with stones. In
aome caaes they wen hanged to lamp
posts and in others were kicked into
(be gutters and left to die. Th- people
were frantic. The police could not con
trol them and an charged with not
having seriously attempted to do so.
They were in all eleven Hebrews killed
and forty wounded Th, people an
till laboring under great excitement.
Parnrll nnd the Hynaiuitcr**.
DOBLIN, June 23 Parn. ll bar h. ~
threatened with - asainat.ou it dyua
mite outrages are continued. Parnell
refuses to condemn the dynamiters al
though appeal to hy the Knglish press.
He aaid that it was none ot hi- business,
that the ways of the dynamiters a t
bia ways, hut he lias not ami In - friends
lay he will not condemn then. n. Parlia
ment.
A merchant died suddenly not lone
Igo and let! on his desk v letter he I,ad
utended mailing to a coricspoiuient A r
rish olerk finding it, sent it off after ad
iing the postscript: "tiiuce writing the
8. M. PERRY,
25 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Headquarter* for the popular mar Idol/cd
(lull' fin.l iron niarit.'lH, from the l.'iuhvilti- man
;«'! compary. These aro acknowledged lo he the
liM'Ht inanUrts ever *hl|>f>od to thu I'atiflr Vaunt.
'all ami examine them at 26 Houlh Main atreet.
mh'^lm
• i - Pi'tf"a'at*k« VnrMy theays
lIP and wit
tun ilccai.kiiou
IMBJM tonic nnd
E% STOWACIS^ r alterative there
(l "^ pJi'Spl/'whlS
ruarhcHthe very
•ntiree of the trouble, ami •§•«*• M ftbaolute and
iie.manent rare. For sale by all MruKKIHtH ami
L>ealeTa generally
A NEW
Jet Black Ink,
The Best in tlie Market,
Writes Klark and Hows Freely
For mte by'
P. LAZARUS,
jyiMn, The Leading matlnnrr
E. LEMON.
BI.AOKHMITH,
IH REQUEIMA STREfcT,
Jairlag* aad Wlfon Work and isasrsJ Ri-i.m
inn, npWtt
Fresh Fows lor Sale.
FOR CHOICE YOUNC GRADED JERSEY
COWI
Call on WM.T.IAM NILKS,
jell) iiii Waablnfloa St. or lo Court Ht.
Growing- Grain Insured
•li'iimm Fire, in reliable Amer
ican and Foreign Companies.
Solicitors are now in the field.
W. J. Brodrick. Agent, No 6
□omniercial Street. a'-T In
NOTICE.
The annual nicctinc; olthc stockholders ol the
l.n» Angeles Crnintv Batik, will ho held st the
Itauk on Mnmlar, Juir Tth. 1114. at » o'clock r.
f., Tor the ourooaeot slanting a Hoard of Mi
rectors mid transactinc. such otlier business as
na\ oniiterlv l.c liroUKlit before it.
Jetltd 11. I. MAt'SKIL. Seerelary.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.
The adlourned annual meeting of tha Stock
lolderw of Ike Lns Ana-oles lias l'oinpanv will l.c
veld at their Offlct, No 9 Batwra Htreet, lAii An
relea, California, an Saturday, thi yiat day of
Per order, ' ' HOWARD IIAI.U
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Tile partnership heretofore oxlstlllK between
1. X, Pearson and A X Lett is hereliv dl.aolved
bt nuitual eotiHent, Mr C X, Pearson lUOoaadS
In tli, business and will px\ all I.ills against the
late linn and coll., t all tliat sr. due to the same,
0. K. PEARSON.
A. E. LOTT.
Los Anereles, Jam tl, i*h. JelMw
Los Angeles Paper Company.
Principal place <>f bnrioeaa at Loa An
Holes, California.,
Notl.-e la hereby Rivan thai at a regular meet
ins of Ihe Oireelor., held on Monday, the 2.1 day
al June 1884, an assessment ol th irty • lice (too)
dollars pat share ws* lavlad upon the capital
•tack of Ih. rporation, pa> aid. on or before
Monday, Ihe 7th day ol ,lllh . lis*, tn I. W Hell
n.ati, Treasurer, lit the Partners ti Merchants
Hank of I.OS Anfalat, nt Los Angeles city, Cali
fornia
Any stock tniiti which tills assestueiit shall r.
main unpaid on the said 7th day ol July, 18f*4.
will be daunnttsnl and advertised tor Kale at pub
lic Suction snd unless psMiietit is made before,
will lie sold Ot. Men.lav. tin 2stli day of July ,
iisi, lo nai ths dellnqusnt assassment, tofethei
With Costs ol lull li t Isitn; Unl evpelises Of Bale.
R. L GARRETT,
faJ 4w Secretary Pro Tern
J. FLECK,
No Hi Alani.sla Street, near Kiel'lie Works,
Contractor for all Kinds of Wood
Work.
BANK, BAR, AND STORK IIXTI.'HK HAM
to orde on short notice. Janaltl
C. E. DE FOREST,
ASSAYEB,
Room 11. Schumacher lllc-k. npivosltc I'ISISSSI,
Los Atop-lee. Cal
Practical work n_ I. .I- nireb
' Pisa t^oTlsfaasas si ran
ASSAY PRICES.
Hllver «!.•»
Oatd LAS
uW^l"'T.7T.'.'.'.T^r.7Z... tS
Hrcraad cold las
sil.er.Hold end Lead SJJS
sil.er.liol I and Copper S.WI
Kll.el, Hold, Coppcrend Lead «.M>
Tin ••• o 0 2
Nickel . MS
Saii.pl. -tomol or evpre—w heii^aceniupan
Certitteate ol Copartnership.
STATI. nl' OAUPORMIA, i _
Otpi am Oranrri at Lis. Aaasisi. i M
We. th. undersigned, do hearts, ccrtitv that w,
sr. is*rtiierx. transa. ting Misuses, in this city,
and county nf l.oa Angelee, under the
Hnn name and style ot Ijxraru. a M.l/er thai
Urn aasaaa m tun si all to. mm isal sat* inn
n. rslitp are I', Uzarus. at Lis. Alivreles; LoaUS
Melzer, at Los Ann, |es, and tliat til. plan sol
a*. „,|.«rm. residence, an set opiieillc on,
'''VrVi't,',. 's'»le - n'^T'hereunto set on,
hands this 'Id
LUUIS MhLZhlt Loa Angelea
I 1- 4VV
XQg AKGfcLES DAILA7 HERALD, TUESDAY MORNING JUNE 24. 18*4.
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE.
M. L Wicks
OFFERS FOR SALE
18 I-OTS,
—Rom or—
«
Washington St.
—on-
Rowland, Broadway,
Ana other streets from 500 to 1000 yards west of
Lots los§xi7B feet at $300
each.
Fine Corner, fronting east
on a 120 foot street 178
feet, by 21 1 feet on a6O
foot street, for $600.
120 feet corner New High
and Franklin streets, with
three cottages, $16,500.
Lot 13, Block X, M.nt tract,
on Pearl, between Second
and Third streets, 60x165,
$260
Lot west side Carlisle St.
in Celis Vineyard, 50X140
to 20-foot alley, $400.
East J of Lot 23, Meserve
& Loop Tract, 20 acres,
with fine water right, Po
mona, $2000.
39 acres, one mile from Se
pulveda Station and ad
joining San Rafael foot
hills; ten acres has water
right, $1800.
280 acres in Travis Tract at
Orange, subdivided into 20
to 40 acre lots, at from $26
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 teeton Olive street,
near Temple street, ats2o
per front foot.
M. L. WICKS,
121 S. FORT ST.,
LOS ANGELES.
*r| will be at Lancaster on
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day of earn week.
SpMsi
IKBURANCE AUKNCIKS.
NOTICE of REMOVAL"
GEO. B. DRAKENFELD,
Insurance- Agent, hss removed his office to
ROOMS 7 ANO 10 DOCONMUN IBLOCK,
Cor. Main & Commercial Sts
Whore he will bo pleesed to meet his old friends
and customers, jelOlm
W. M. Plkvikb. Thro. Sc HUES land.
Sumnicrland & Plevins.
LOAN, REAL ESTATE, MINING
AND
INSURANCE AGENCY,
No. 241 North Main Street,
Loa Angsles, Cal.
(Formerly' Farmers s Merchants' Rank.
aplßtf
THE MUTUAL
Life Insurance Comp'y
Of NKW VOHK,
I—ls the oldest active Life Inßnraiu-e
Company in this Country.
2— Is the largest Life Insurance Com
pany, by many millions of dollars,
in the World.
J—III Rates of Premiums are lower
than any other Company.
4— It has no "Stockholders" to claim
any part of its profits.
5— It offers no Schemes under the
name of Insurance, for the spec
ulation hy Bpecial clanses upon the
misfortunes of each other.
6 -Its present available Cash Resources
exceed those of any Life Insurance
Company in the World.
Its Cash Assets on the Ist of Janu
ry. 1884, amount to more than
OSE HUNDRED ASD ONE MIIIIONB OF
DOLLARS.
Am desired Information will Im? cheerfully
furnished by
Q. A. DOBINSON,
Resident Agent,
Offloe of ltohinaon A Pail-child,
10 COMMERCIAL BTKEET, three doors from
Main street mpt% Im
tSTiAH Powsa Scroll Haws,
etc. o'sHOKN A ALEXANDER,
Hole Agents, 62* Market St ,
Mechai ics' Tools, Hardware
KEEF YOUR HE ALTH !
Mineral Water Baths,
TS HOW4RO STREET 7!.
I.OS ANOELEB. CAI..
These b»ths sre recommended by leading ph)
slciana Inr curiiut Liver complaints, Kidney dls
i..., Sk.n ill.. !U«'S. Scrofula etc
The cure ot many dlw-ases is certilieii DJ a
tiumbcr ol persons who took these baths.
MODERATE RATES.
«rue t I I l«M.I II
~,j- un Proprietrea..
Dissolution of Copartnership.
Notice is hereby given that the copartnership
»,. r. t..1..re . vistiti, 1.i1.M-rfi .1 I', renal and H I
Merrill haa been dissolved l.y mutual consent,
S. I Merrill retlrin, from Mid bu.iueas Messrs.
Percl al it Chandlers ~r. alone authorized to pay
and nulla ll all bills of the late nnu of Percival 4
Merrill I PERCIVAL.
S I MERRILL
Lu. Aimcl.S, June 1. ISM UKU"" 1»
BANK INC! RUOBRB.
First National Bank
OF LOS ANOEMES.
Capital Btook. t 1 00,000
Surpiua. *100.000
E. F. BPEHOB, : : : Preaid.nt
WM.LAOT, : : : CAshier
directors
J D Hi. 111.11.L. j. r. caaaa, H M >»:>>.
Wm. Lact, EF. sracs.
~T" KM..I I.He
Oast. A. H. Wiloos, Da K. H. MgDosals,
0 H WininsT, Jams* »'■«
J F. Cases, v. <t flrosr,
J. V Houawsans, I. Lamssssuih.
H Masdst, A. W Vaii.,
Wrxn* MASirsr, 8. 11. Morr,
J. D. BtCKNILL, X F. Brasci. o4U
I.O« A ISB r»*lE.»rJ»
OOUNTY BANK,
Main St., Lot Angeles, CaL
CAPITAL STOCK, PAID UP, •100,000
Reserve Fund, $200,000
JOHN E. PLATER- President.
H. 8 RAKER Vlos.Presl.lent.
II L. MauNRIL Uuhler.
DIRECTORS:
I. %. Slaoso*, Jotdah Btm,
John E. Platsr, Rossst a. Basis,
Jciun A. Paitom, Ososus W. Pasaoorr
H M. WtDSBT.
sYßit asd Bill Eiciiasoi oo Sen Francisco
New York, London, Peris, Berlin end Frankfort
fcirUr , Excramoi oo sll parts of th* United
States end Europe.
t&T Itsciivs Momrr on open aosount aod oertlf
nau. ol donolit, snd do s general banking end
uxchanue tmslness
Farmer i Merchants' Bank
OF LOS ANOEI.KS
ESTABLISHED IN 1868.
Capital, •KOO.OOO Nnrpln, aa
Rrirrvr Fund, MOO.OOO.
ISAIAB W. HELLMAN PRESIDENT
L.C. UOODWIN VICE-PHKSIDKNT
JBIIN MII.NF.R BKOKETARY
boasu or uiaßcrosa:
IHAIAB W. lIEI.I.MAN, JOHN S. ORIFFIN,
U.n.OIIII.DH, 0. E THOM,
PHIL OAItNIEIt, J. 11. LANKERSHIM,
0, DI UOMMIIN, JOHK MABCAHEL.
XVI II AHit.K FOR HA Lit OR
New York, London,
Frankfort, Dublin,
Paris and Berlin.
tST Receive Deposits snd Issue Their Cer
tlllcatrs.
gar Huj and Sell Governments, State. County
and iii. Honda
OM II Honsbsaii, John Barsos, Sa.,
IWt VleePres't
F. C. Howks, Cashior.
Los Angeles National Bans,
NO. 6s NORTH MAIN STREET, Los An
geles, Cal.
CAPITAL. •100.000.
DIRECTORS :
Ds W. o. CornaAN, ' ■ .11 11. Masshai
I'riißV M übssn. John Bsrsos.S* ,
Dll. B, SINSABAI'OH, F. A IIOWSS.
USO. 11. RONSBSASS.
taTEschsnge for sale on sll the principal oltlea
of the United State and Europe. rahv
London, Paris ami American Bank
(I. IN I TRIM
205 Bansome St., San Francisco.
AnthorUrd « apital, - > I tHm <mh
MnliNPrtbctl Capital, t 300 4MM
Uf which aV.too.OOO havo bc«n called" in, anil
£i>oo,O(H>uie subject to rail with one month., no
tloo.
IMrertorn:
WILLIAM PATKRSON, 1- i . (Messrs. Patersoi
antl Sliiioikl-) I.<<n>l<>n nod Hnutauorv
.IAMES WHITTaLL. t.-\ , (LaU ... Messrs. Jar
ilmo, Matr»r*.u A Co., China), London, 8 W
J A MKH LA FO NTA IN X, Est) , (Administrator So
ciete Ottoman.', Constantinople), London,
SIUISMI ND LOl IS SIMON, Bm.. London, EC
SIMON LAZAltl>, Hi<i , olcn»rn. Uzard Frerei
4 Cle.), I'arw.
RLIK LAZAHD, Km , (KMRt Uzard Freres 4
Cle.), Parta
■wtftftM in Man Franc laro.
DAVID OAHM Manage)
RUOENI MEYER Sub-Managei
HKAR OIFK R,
9 and 10 Tokenbouse Yard, Lotto
bury, i.okmov
London Banker*.
HANK OF SCOTLAND LONDON
Agf ii tn
NEW YORK Agency of the London, l'aria nnd
Amitri.Rii Hank, Li ml ted, 4n Exchange Place.
PARIS Mctwrt. lAZrinl Freres A Cle,. 10 Hue
Ste. Cecilo. - -
Having mim-cilfd tn the btHfMW Of Meaara.
Lnzard En-res, San Franeiaco, we ore now pre
pared t<> do a general hanking business.
Hills ol exchango and tolegraphic transfers
bought and wold on Oroat BritAin, Ireland,
Krancti, Owmtay, M|I*JIII, Holland, Switzer
land, China, Japan, Australia, Central and
South America, and principal citiea ol the
I'nitfd Htjitoa.
CUMMKKCIAL and TRAVELERS' CREDITS
imiied, available iv all parta of the world.
COLLECTIONS MADE at current ratea of ex-
L (MM CKRTIFIOAm OF DEPOSIT and re-
Otln l>e|>onitB on open aeeonnta.
IIULLION noi'OHT AND SOLD. |lmml4
KALEoI MIMXfi STOCK.
THE COLORADO
Copper Mountain Mining
COMPANY.
LOCATION OF MINES Four mllee Kurt Ol he
Coloratlo River, in Ynma County, Ariiona
Territory, WHnil«« South of "The Needles, n
the A. A P. R. R.
OFIiI'KRM:
S J HE*'K Praaltlent
B X lIEW ITT Vice■ President
HENRY HAMMEL Treasurer
THUS .) CUDDY SecreUrj
JOHN OOLOSWORTHY Superintendent
DIRECTORS-
S, .1 BMki E K. Hewitt, Henry King
Htmn HaKiiuul, A. H. Denker. Jimt* OOfHit
John Uolda*orth> , Tho*. J. Cudtl.v.
At a mectiiik'nf the Hoartt of Directors of th
Colorado Copier M.Hintain MiniiiK Company i
watt rt-rtolvtMllo place M 60,000 of the stock o
the Company OB W* niarkc, in raitve a workinß
papital. The atook la to !*■ sold subJetTt to the
condition that an UN as IW.MO are suhscrioetl
and palit, the work of .lc\ clopmcut tthal bfl
c.iniiiifncc.l AM moiirv Militrrif.etl will he put
on sptwial depOHit iv the First National bank ot
1 /On Angelee.
rniWl llwlllM inforuiation roncerniiiK the
iHiuea. their aanays, location, etc., can apply to
an) of the Directors anil are referivd, hy per
niiasion, to the followtnK nametl gentlemen: K.
F. Spencc, 11. S. tirme, John ti ljowney.
This Stock is Perpetually Unasses
sable.
Circulars gtflM a history of the mines may be
had upon app!i«ation tw any of the directors.
A Map Mh.vm.il: the ttmOk location of the
mine* mm} >h UN at tht- oflice of
GEO. J. DENIS.
Attornoi for thu Company, Room 4, l>uc«mmun
lilock.
The stock la at present in the hands of Col. E
X Hewitt "li" ma\ nt-set-n al his office at the
Ne* l»epot.
rhc shares mtt of a |«r VtjM of tin each, but
tal tht iit-xl oO days will he sold for ti.t*> each
This in an exccllenl opportWl4Q for those ol
tag hcmio enterprise
liy order of Board ol Directors
S J KFJ'K, President.
Thus J. OVMt, BwreUry. marlfttl
W. OLMSTED
RTOMB M A S O TW
t Stunt t.uiMinvs. foundations and oement, * |
m r .uin. AU kiinUnf sUftu u»aa"nr\ tlone prompt- '
' % reaaunahle rates All work yuaranteed
! g* » : m call • ....... States Hotel. Los
i Angelas, n... I - .Hi, I
TOR 9A1.8-R.ItAL ESTATE.
FOR BALE~
23 4 O AORBB
Fine Level Tine Land!
AU in Wheat nt present.
•lO per Acre with Crop, half cash,
balance in 4 yeara at 7 per cent per annum,
ISO AORBS
2 1-2 MILES FROM CUGAMONGA.
Oood soil: will nuke
Fins Fruit or Vineyard Land.
Price, $.1..t0 per Acre.
160 AcresAdjoininflrthe above
$3 per Acre.
$160 Acres with Water 1
Price. 93 per Acre,
Half Cash, balance in live years at 7 per cent
Apply to
H. J. STEVENSON, Surveyor,
No. 6 First Htroct, Los Angeles.
my23tf
FOR SALE.
Lois in the Baker Tract.
« K\THAI.I.Y MITIJATKD.
Close to the Business Center of
the City
FRONTING ON
Main, Fourth or Los Angeles
Streets.
For particulars Apply to
GRAVES & CHAPMAN,
Attorneys-at-Law, Baker Block.
nurlO Smog
BARGAIN!
For Sale-One-Half or All of
Acres of Oood Land
In Fresno County, Cal.
4000 Acres "A No. 1" Fruit Land, 10.000 or
more ditto good farming land, all first elm
grazing; Is well watered and abundance of
OAK TIMBER.
Produces clover and alfllleria leed; has carried
20,000 head of stock Indry seasons in good order.
Improved with Several Dwellings
One two Btonea ot 10 rooms; two good hams
several live stock buildings, from 7,000 to 8/XK
acres fenced 'with 4 and 5 boards, cedar posts
hog tight; 1000 acres in Hue growing wheal; lm
provemeii ts cost over 900,000; is splendid proper
ty for a colony ol Irom 60 to 100 or more families
If desired, can ttss 100 head of horses now on th
rancho for their keeping.
10,000 Acres of Oood Fruit, Farm in/
and Orazinfc Land
In San Luis Obispo county, unimproved
Prlee S3 SO per Acre,
4000 acres of good grazing land i:
Lassen Oounty.
tirp.l stock ranch; Is well watered aud all fence*
There are 10,000 or more acres good Oood <Jo<
ernnient Land adjoining, with* good grazing, hi
no water; 4O0(i sheep, 5 head horses, 8 head ca
tie, wagons, harness and fann:ng implements s
with the land. Price, *M<MMM»
Apply or address to
HENRY M. SMITH,
Arlington House, Room 60. San Francisco, Ca
may 18
Splendid Chance
FOR AN INVESTMENT.
Parties desiring to make a profitable invest
ment can havo an opportnmty of ao doing. W
For Sale Blocks or Lantl
Beautiiully situ.ted
ON BOYLE HEIGHTS,
Commanding a splendid view and no healthiei
location to bo found. These Blocks front on at
80 foot Avenue and contain about four acrei
each. Would make beautiful building sites oi
will subdivide into lots to advantage.
For terms and Map of same call on
DENNIB & COOK,
248 Main street, Baker Block.
aplStf
FOR SALE.
$75 Per Acre for Good Land
At west end of Ward street. Alrio, round hill,
entire block at west end of Fifth street, one ol
the choicest hotel or residence sites in the city.
Inquire of WILL I>. GOULD.
tuarlOlf Attorney atLaw, Tomplc Mock.
FOB SALE.
30 Choice Residence Lots
t the head of
FIRST STREET,
Near.the
Electric Light Mast,
BOYLE H BIGHTS.
Apply at once to
W. H. WORKMAN,
No. 157 Boyle Avenue.
decll tf
FOR SALE.
A Dairy Farm
OF 80ACRE8 ATCERRITOB STATION,
On the Wilmington Railroad, well fence.!; fine
two-story house, 12 rooms, good barn, corral*,
«te. j 8 acres ol fruit orchard, vineyard, pepper
and eucalyptus trees, all 12 years old; III) acre* of
good alfalfa, i interest in MM Inches of water;
plenty of wood lor domestic purpose*.
Q. W. QLOWNER,
No 2, ALLEN BLOCK,
Cor. Sprint! and Temple Sis..
l.oa Angelea Cal. »p«2
EBTABLISHED 1860.
Barrett k Sherwood,
No. 140 Montgomery Street, - San Francisc
Importer* and Manufacturers of
Diamonds, Watches, .Jewelry, Silver
ware and Plated ware.
We invite visitors to San Franrsco to Inspect
our stock Man making Iheir purchases. Al
American Watcho*. A large stock always on
hand. Agents lor Bnckford Watches. my2-6tr
W. D. and E. J. Vawler,
BANTA MONICA,
— DSALMta IS—
Choice Groceries and Campers' Supptlea,
No. 10 Third street. jnlMm
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
Oil Lands for Sale
At Petrolia, Biz Miles North of
Anaheim.
In Hoquel Cation, 240 acre, at 180 par acre.
Alao 90 acre* In Brea Cation too per acre.
Alao 310 acree In Telegraph Canon at tee per
acre.
Title U. 8. Patent
Theae lands are In thr heart ot the petroleum
oil halt, with acrea ol aaphaltum or area keda
and numerous oil springs. Near these lands Is
one producing oil well with two more being
drilled
Shallow well* of heat) lubricating oil can be
obtained at alight depths on all of these laii'ls
Inquire of the o.ner, B. I H A% IM.F.R,
Boylo llelghu, or address P. O. Boi ~;u, Loa
Angelea. cr at IlißALDofflce. aplf. 8m
fi iNmnerr lots t
GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
Dy buying some of tho lots in
MILLS' SUBDIVISION of the
BABICHI TRACT,
One Square Kast of tha Freight Depot,
ON MAIN STREET,
Formerly Chaves atreet.
NO LOTS UM THAN 50 PF.ET WIDK.
This street haa been widened and straghtaned,
and the lota art* very desirable for homes.
AN ELECTRIC MAST
Is now boing erected near the center ol the tract,
which will he lighted next week, and will make
this
The Best Lighted Tract in the City.
The prices arc put at the lowest rate, the In
tention being to sell at once.
Satisfactory tonus will be .flven to those who
build.
Houses erected here for rent are sure to be
rented quickly and always. For sale by
POMEROY & MILLB,
Opposite Court House.
JanlO
onTarioi
The Model Settlement ol
SOUTHCSS CALIFORNIA FOS
HEALTH, CLIMATE AND CHOICE
FRUITS.
Hap of tract and copy of "Ontario Fruit Grow
er" sent free on application.
Proceedings of Seml-Annual State Convention
of Fruit Growers, with Ontario Appendix, giving
liroflta of fruit culture, climate and general la.
ormatlon, sent on receipt of 30 cents ill stamps.
Apply to J. S. CALKINS, Itoom No. 6, Schu.
maker Block, opp P. (>., Los Angeles, or address
VHArrRV BROS,, Ontario, «'al
janetf _
San Felipe
RANCHO,
IN SAN UIEG/0 OOUNTY,
FOR SALE.
10,000 n.cree, good for sheep
or cattle, well watered, can be
bought for $3.60 per acre, if
applied for soon.
Apply to
CHARLES CROCKER,
San Francisco,
or
A. B. HOTOHKIBS,
San Diego, Cala.
lanS2n
FOR SALE.
One Hundred and Fifty Acres
or LAND.
Situated on the Azuaa.
Seventy Aye acres m grain; four acres In choice
fruits, afl bearing; three a.res in grapes, all bear
ing A bouse of four rooms. A good barn, hay
press, mowing machine, hay rake, and all the
farming inplements for carrying on the ranch. A
number one watsr right. Anyone looking for a
fine farm is invited to examine the propcity
Prlce, |65 per acre. Terms: One half cash, bal
ance can remain on mortgage. BARRKTT A
ALKXANDER, Bernard Block, No. 4 West First
street. deol2 tf
FOR SALE,
Four Sections of Choioe Land
IN ANTELOPE VALLEY,
Los Angeles County.
Theae lamls have been selected with
great care from a tract of sixty Sections,
originally belonging to the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, and com
prises some of the beat soil in the Valley,
Apply to the owners,
Wicks, Lucas & Bcntley,
86 and 87 Temple Block, Los Angeles.
mh3o lm
TO THE PUBLIC:
We have this day reduced the prices on the
following
STRICTLY CASH.
St. Louis Lead (Colder brand) SH.6oper cw t
Uermanla Lead f6.46 per owt
Misa Llamsd OU, rtrMlj pure, in
5 gallon cans "2 ie per gal
Hulled Linseed Oil, strict 1> pure, in
teas than ■ gallons 75c per gal
H*» Linseed Oil. atrietlt pure, in b
gallon cans 70c per gal
Haw LIISWSII OU, strictly pure, in
Isas than s gallon can 7f»c per gal
Eairtem Turpentine, in 6 gal cans 50c pni gal
Bft-terti Turpentine, in leti than
gallon cans 65c per gal
Un, Colors, Yellow Oi-hm, Venetian
Red, PHn(VMS, Metali<\ Kalnomine
and Paris White 3c per lb
We also have reduced the rri. es on Show
Oases, Wall Paper, etc. We solicit your kind
Yours respectfully,
Raphael •& Kchl«?«infl.er,
15 N. Main Ut., l<os Angeles, Cal
Los Angles, April 5, 1884. tl
FOR SALE.
Fifty-Seven Acres of Choice Land;
Ten acres In Mission grape vines. 3 years old; 2
acres In Bleokenl.iirg grap'' vines. 3 years oM;
17 acres in Mission grape vines, 1 year old; 3
acrea in Oum Trees; «i acre* In Alfalfa and Bar
ley.
A good hoo.se of ft rooma, stable tor 6 horse,
and room for hay ami grain.
No. 1 Wind Mill and Tank that contains 4600
gallon,; also a tank that ronlains irso gallons.
This property is all fenced, and is a fin. bnr
-11 BARRETT A AI.F.XANIIKR.
)an22tfl No. < West First St.. Bernard Block
ATTRACTIVE
Residence Property
FOR SALE
In one ol the
FINEST LOCATIONS IN THE CITY.
Mr. Chan W havis;has made another mil-di
vision of his bsaHfaj tract on
"BOYLE AVENUE,"
Southeast.l his remdence and we * ill offer this
property for aale in lota of from I to H acres
each, wni- h Mill make ttie most MStiaMl home*
vi the cit*
The City Water Pipes .ire Laid
along the street Fronting
the Lots
The other portion pMfMLMII nff. ri-d, compris
ing 11 l*rgr lots, were all MM inside of ten day
and ara being improve.!, thus allowing the at
tractiveness of the location Parties deairing to
secure a bargain abnnld . all at once and see the
maps and the prices, at the ofßc* of
DENNIS & COOK,
Agents. 248 Main St., Baker Block.
mav22t.f
OUR OWN COLUMN.
Daily and Weekly
HEEALD,
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Will devote Its columns to furthering the Inter
ests of Los Angeles city and county and the
Southern portion of the State. It Is the intention
of the publisher to make j
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The Herald
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A NEWSPAPER OF THE DAT
Complete in all ita details and in
every department
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The Editorial Columns
WILL DISCUSS
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WHILE THE
TELEGRAMS '
K> arrangements newly ffee ed will be the fulles
and most exhaustive to be found In any paper of
tint State, not being mwptkSsed by these of the
Man I'ranclsoo dallies.
THE LOCAL COLUMNS
Wll, contain a complete resume ol
Lo Happenings) and all Matters
of Home Interaat.
TIIRMsI.
DAILY lIKBAt.iI. by mall, one year ti.oo
DAILY lIKIIALII, by mail, six month. 4.00
DAILY HERALD, by mall, three months IM
DELIVERED IN THE CITY AT
15 Cents Per Week.
THE WEEKLY HERALD
1 THR Ms* s
WEEKLY, one year, by mall 12.00
WEEKLY six months, by mail I.So
» w I Khl.V, three months, by mall 1.70
Payable Invariably in advance.
i JOB PH D. LYNCH
I Publisher.
MtSTAUBAKTB.
JOHNSON'S
Coffee and loe Cream Parlor,
NO. 6 WORTH MAIM STRIET.
Bes Coffeaand Lunch ia tha city.
Private rooms for Ladies.
Call and be convinced. Open day and nlgat.
A. JOHNBON, PROP'R.
men 14m
" W~OOMMEROIAL
RESTAURANT,
V. DOL, Proprietor,
DOWNEY BLOCK, - MAIN STREET.
Receive, alive and serve, up every day tn.
ohoiosst FISH, Including; SOLE, TL'KBOT and
SEA TROUT.
MR. DOl, ia tho exclusive consignee o' the eel
ebrated FKOMAtIF. I)F. BHIE, which only be
had at this restaurant.
SPRING CHICKENS, Just In from the -ches
oooked in every style.
This restaurant is Los Angeles's Deiinonioo.
mvltf
ILLICH'S
Restaurant and Oyster Parlors,
41 and 43 N . MAIN ST.
GREAT REDUCTION IN OYSTERS.
S3 ■"tf" 8 *8"« m,m, . . . mm
Small Eastern, ra* or stewed, 26 cts. per plate
Bri»i™Slf ter ?-f°i ,^ le ' " 60 cent, per plate
Baltimore selected Oysters, 86 cent, per can
PRIVATE ROOMS
Up Main tor ladies and families, whore meals I
will be served in the best style.
Jerry Mich. Proprietor.
nnv24 lm
SOCIETY NOTICES. '
Knights Templar.
J3SH D " L ">" Co»»A»l>«Ry no. 8 X:> T:
Holds its slated conclaves at the asylum In Ma
sonic Hall, on the Third THURSO?? of each
month, at 7J o'clock ru. Sojourning K-nlghta
Templar in gcoil standing aro cordially invited
attend. By order of the E;. G
N. Knickbr&ocrrr. Recorder
Los Angeles No. S3, R:-
Stated convocation, on second MONDAY of each
month 7, r. «., at MaMnlc Hall. Sojourning
companions In good standing oordiallly invite! '
D> order of 3AMUKE I'RAOER, H. P.
M. I,Rvi, Secretary.
Los Angeles Council No. 11, Royal
and Select Masters, F. & A. M.
Holm Ita stated assemblies on tho (lh Mon
day of each month al Masonic Hall, at 7,30 r. v
Sojourning Companions in good standing are
fraternally Invited to attend.
By order of thcTh!- III".
B. O t CUNNINGHAM. Recorder.
Masonic Notice.
Lo» Akorlim Lodoi No. 42, F. S A.
/\y\ M. Tho stated meetings of this Lo.lg
t ▼ \are held on the first MONDAY of each
month at 7:30 r. v. Member, of Pentalpha, No.
'.'01!, and all Master Masons in good standing are
cordially Invited.
By onler of tbe vv M:>
Los Angeles Lodge No. 35, L 0. 0. P.
*)Sy. Rwwlar meeitlng held on Wednesda)
*mWr evening of each week at 7:30 o'clock.
Sojourning brethren in good standing are cordial
ly invited.
J. 0. Dl TURK, N. O.
A F»ui R.B
American Legion of Honor.
Safitt Council, No. 664, meeta Firtt and Third
Thursday "venings of each month at Uood Tem
plars' Hall.
Visiting Companions always welcome.
D. R. PAYNE, Commander
C. O. Will.a*. Secretary. apo-Sni
K. of P.
Tri Color Lodge No. 06 meeta every Friday
evening in Ma.r.ni. if ill. Spring street.
Sojourning Ki.igiits invited.
J. B. BROWN, C. 0.
M. P. Qu«?sm.i«. K. of K. and S. m 24
a*, of R
Olivb Lodsi No. 28 Meet flrst and third
THI KShAVSin the month at Odd Fellows' Hall
P.O. BuilftiriK- S<>ji,nriiu,L' united.
J. R. SUMMERS, C. C.
B A. Yorba. K. of R. and S. Jal-ly
Los Angeles Lodge No. 2925, K. of H.
RojriUar mootinfrs of the above Lodge are held
every Wedm-nlay evcnir.tt nt old Masonic Hall,
tyring Ntreot. \ isitiiiK brothers arc cordially in
vited to atl«nd. H. C AUSTIN
ml! Dictator.
1 0. 0. F.
Orainju Council No. 86, 1. i). C. F., meet*
e\ery Wednesday l-wiring fn Oood Tfiuplarr
Ilall. Vlsitiiik-nionibhrs an> enrdiath imited.
JAM. M. BRA IN A HI", 0. O.
Isaac S. Smitb, SccreUry. |af 1> .
Eagle Corps, N. O 0.
Ttß'M'i.Ak meetings at the Armory, Cour
street, every Friday ovenimi at g o'clock.
W. H. ||. RIJSSRLL.
Captain Commanding.
C. A. Krtlss. First ftartft?aiit. JeS4 tf
Confidence Engine Company.
Rsoci.ar meetlnirs of this Cotnpa
fc -S3BS' l "' "' ' irH ' Ww,e *"»)' evening
Wm\\\\\\\W teach month, at 7:3ooclock
By or-l«r N. COHEN. Secretary
Carpenters' Union No. 56,
Hrotli.Tlifioft nf c. A I, of A., meet* t-viTv flatur
rim nintit »t 7 :w H i loii, at Oood Templar'
Hall. my 11m A. VINETTE, Secretary
California Soda Works.
S. CELESTIN & CO.
•:.%« ALISO STREET.
PURE EASTERN CIDER
From Eastern nd« Company.
t *f I t - ■ dc livcrv to any part ol th* city.
Telephone No 201.
OFFICE HOURS.
I .—
I will be at mv office from 9 a. m. ta 12 v , and
rom 1 to i r. a. daily, Sundays excepted.
I X itovn,
JvlStf Buperin tender t of Streets
Aliso Sntn i M Alt kit,
A. A. I I.RICII, l'rop'r,
ta Allao Street, opposite the Cracker Factory
I latter in all kinds nf
Fresh and Salted Meats and Sausages, floods
ilsllvered to all parts of the city free. my4tt
ADOLPH BOECKMAN,
Locksmith A Iti II lumber.
All klndl nl repairing prompt!,, attended to, and
work guaranteed.
No 'i t lint t.. in ■.<>« .Vnrlrs Ht
myntfg
ORANOEInEES FOR SALE.
Three thousand fins liu.lded orange tree, sh
Msvra old at thirty dollars |»ir h.ndred Appl;
.1220 North Salt, strwl. over U. H. Hu.h
ENGINEERS ANI>
O. B. BRO r^N.
Room 4, Widney Blook, . - - [Ir* stmt.
OrrlOß HOURS—a a. ». to r, r. a. apSOth
jta. r. sown,
Civil Engineer and Surveyor,
Removed to No. ,121 South Sprisg Htroet L*
lande Block, Room 18. apotf
JOHN IT m\ T.T..
ARCHITECT AND SANITARY ENGINEER,
7} North Malu Street. (Rooma 4 and fi.)
apflt
j. a wildt. o. a,
DEPUTY COUNTY SURVEYOR.
Will make surveys of town lota, government
landa, ranches, roads, atreet railroads, irrigation
ditches and pipe lines, and will furnish plans and
specifications ol waterworks, grading and other
engineering work.
OFFICE:—Room 16, Hsllman building, ovsr
Orange Store. tebSStf
WILLIAM P. REYNOLDS.
CIVIL ENGINEER AMD tURVEVtV
No. 17 North Main Street,
Up Stairs, Room No. ». rat
■l ll B=
EXAMINERS OF TITLES.
■
Gillette, Gibson * Wood,
Examiners of Title and
Conveyancers,
Rooms 18 and 14, McDonald Blook, Mala
LOS ANQELES CAL.
sap
Hsnst N. Oailowat D. B. Lis.vao.
Attorney at-Law.
GALLOWAY & LIEMAU,
Examiners of Titles tt Conveyancers
Rooms 1 and 2 Moore Block, Court Street, oppo
site Court House, Los Angelee, Cal. ocS dm
SALOONS.
LEMP'S LAGER BEER.
The Bast Bear is made by w. 3. LKMP, of St.
Louis. Call and try it at
LEMP'S Bi lit AGENCY.
(4 HOSTS M.i IS STBhKI.
JantS lm
" THE SNUG,
No. 4 8. MAIN BTRBBT,
Nos* door to CONFIDENCE ENGINE UOUB
HENRY.
ormarly No. 10 Commercial St.
■IST LIQUORS, 8118 ANO 01 CAR
AjfComs and sc. me.
JSltf HENRT NORBOBL
OLUB THEATRE.
Main street. Dear th. Ploo Boras.
PERRY BROTHERS Proprietors
We present weekly an .rganlaatlon of brilliant
, ars, twenty In number.
atlre change of bill every Monday ovenlng
OIRAT ATT". %€ TIONH
ror he Holidays norSO
WM. J. LEMP'S
Western Brewery,
ST. LOUIS, MO.,
Has .stablbjhed sn age net here, and the world
renowned Beer Is selling at S CTS. A OLASS at
C. ZISSIO, S4 N. Mala Hlreet.
PAUL SHILLING,
Corner ol Spring and Second
McflUOR * MASS BY,
sap lit! Opp. New Freight Depot
Farmers' Home Saloon.
PURE LIQUORS. FINE CIGARS AND LUNCHES
No. 13 8. Main St., near Pint.
FROHLIRGER A MATTNIEIOS,
PROPRIETORS decMtf
CashFuTniture Store.
BEESON & ECKBTROM
ion i.oh Angeles Breet,
THE HEADQUARTERS
Wangeman's Brass and String
Band
Is now esUblMied .t F. Olese'. Drug Store, Ho.
10 North Spring street mr. lea
The Poetry of Southern Call
fornla.
DOLORES
And other Poems,
By Albert F. Kercheval.
Efery home should contain a copy of t Is
beautiful book.
For Sale by Phil Hlrsohfald ft Co.,
nenm bmm.k
Price, .-• S*.
nortfidtwtf
OUR NEW
Carpet BeatlDj, Machiuc
Is now running, snd we solicit the patronage
of housfdtttepers and persons wishing carpets
taken up, el»aned and relaid.
We claim to have tha only new flrst-olaas Car
pet Beating Merhlnu In I/Oi Angeles, and will do
good work at a rmaonahle rate.
Car|H>ts in any nuantltlee clwened and relaid
within twenty-four hours Irom the tims of taking
them away.
Carpet Beating Worka on Alvarado Bt.
I. .avf orders at Dotter A Bradley'a
Branch .Store, opi»osite I'ostoffice, or
at tbe Main .Street tttore.
CerPostofflce Bon 1164.
LACEY BROTHERS.
MM
THE ELITE GALLSRY
Always In the lead. The finest dudin In
Southern ('slifornl.. Our work I, Ullstuallerl
and unexcelled.
T S STANTON, erop'r,
apB Sin Us Atgeles Oa a
H. Newmark& Co.,
WHOLESALE .ROGERS.
Dealers In Wool. I.im. 11id..,
11, 18 nd 15 LOH ANOCLKB BTRKKT.
lafitS