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Board of Supervisors.
Wednesday, March 9, 1887.
The County Recorder wns allowed five
Deputies at $10(1, three at $75 and sevtn
at $50 for the month of March.
A warrant for $8.75 on the Hospital
Fund in favor of W. Weed, laborer, was
ordered drawn.
The Board then audited accounts and
adjourned until March 10, at 10 A. M.
"Head me fer my cause nnd be patient
that ye may read."—Siiakksi'Eabk.
The Urcatcst Musty of Mankind
ts Hlau.
The greatest study of mankind Is man,
And who ere his wondrous frame doth
sen,
Ponder and devlso to cure an ill,
Whether by devlee. frut-or pit..
An equal beueinctor Is he; nud we haste,
Tbe inventor of a cathartic of delicious taste,
To do him honor. mints
Who remembers not how the distressed
mother,
Her child's cntrentles tries tn smother,
That she lu-lst not the horrid dose betaken,
The remembrance e'eu now does nausea
awaken,
And fond father.
To be witness of his child's torture, would
rather
Pay high price.
If money could purchase Cathartic nice.
We havo it now! and great Tit Pratt's
name
Appears upon the scroll of Escnlaplan fame;
For alter long study wont wo ild suit,
Has hit upon DELICIOCS kul'it
To cure our ills.
Awavat once with draughts and pills;
For whether it bo indLesttou, liver com
plaint, or
Constipation,
Or any disease to which flesh is heir,
He here with pride docs boldly declare.
And on tbe assertion will wager bl -,
That it cau be cured by a HAMBURG FIG!
Atdrueglsts, '25 ct«. a box. J.J. Mack A
Co., proprietors, S. F.
A meaning to tbe Human Knee'
California with her extensive and Dever
failing wheat fields are a great blessing to
the Human Race, yet Abieteue which can
ouly be produced iv tbe Golden State i« des
tined to become one of her chief products
aud be as much of a blessing to the world as
her wheat fields. Abietene has great healing
and purefving qunlieties, nnd by inorpi
rntiugit iiito the Abi -tene Cough Bals nias
we hive, Itiuak-s a Cough Remedy that hRS
unequal. And there II nothing that heals
the lungs so rapidly nnd cure all throat and
lung troubles so thoroughly. It contains
no opium. Price 75 ceuts. Sold . F.
nelnzeman. hy C
Nipped In tlie Knd.
I« it not better to nip consumption, tbe
great scourge of humanity, In the hud tbau
to try to stay Its progress on the brink (tf
the grave. A few doses uf Santa Able, the
King of Consumption, Cough and Cold
cures, wilt relieve, a thorough treatment
cure. Warrauted by C. H. Hance.
Jntt WhatTkcy All Say.
Hon. D. D. Haynle of Salem, Ills., says he
uses Dr. B«saukn's Couch aud Lung Syrup
(a his family with the most satisfactory re
sults, in all cases of Coughs, Colds nnd
Croup, aud recommends it in particular for
the little ones. Sample b jttle 6 cents at C.
F. Helnseman.
JAMES SULLIVAN, of 8n!om, Oregon,
says lie was cured of the Asthma b- Gll
more's Magnotio Klixlr. Fo' Kale by C. F.
Heinzeman, agent, Los Angeles.
LANDS
In Central California, for
sale by
Edwin K. Alsip & Co.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. 1015 Fourth Street, Sacramento.
THE CITY OF AZUSA.
A Large Plan of Operations
Decided Upon.
A BEAUTIFUL SITE SELECTED.'
The Directors of the Azusa Land
and Water Company in
Council.
The 10:30 morning train Tuesday on
the Los Angeles and San Gabriel Vullcy
railroad leaped ont of the fog that ban
camped over night in the city and was
soon iv the high, warm uplands of the
San Gabriel vulley, iv the favored fruit
belt of America. Among the passengers
were tho follow ing oilioers and stockhol
ders of the Azusa Liud and Water Coin
piny, embracing the President, Mr. J.
S. Slanajn; J. Siauso i, Secretary, aud
the following Directors: Hon. J. D.Biek
nell, J. M. D-ivies, F. C. Howis a: d ii
E. Hill. Tho tr.iin, drawn by locomo
tive No. 3, flew through Highlnntl P.»rk,
Garvanz i, Lincoln Park aud South and
North Pasmleua with a triumphant
flight, pa%t Oiivewood, Lanianda Park,
Santa Anita, Monrovia, DuurtJ and theu
started for the end of the track, rattling
over the numerous new strong bridges
over the San Gabriel aud its branches,
till the farther side and the end of the
track were roache I.
At that point a large number of men
were at work laying track, distributing
ties and rails, while on beyond a gang
of thirty-live men were grading a bed
for the approaching track. Here Mr.
Slauson had arranged a team to oonvey
the directors and guests, including the
son of Mr. Davies und a representative
of the Herald, who has attended more
christening of towusites thau any other
person in tho c >unty, through the trails
in the chappair.il to th; central porti n
of the great Azusa Rancho, the proper y
of the Azusa L md and Water Compau>,
consisting of 4000 acres of choice fruit
and orain land
'1 his magnificent domain lies twenty
two in ilea uoiiHeascot Los Angtaus, on
the east side of the San Gabriel river,
where It emerges from the Sierra Madie
mountains.. It is about two and a half
miles square, and slopes gradually lo
the south in a moat i erf ecu manner fci
irrigation.
Tbe soil is mellow and deep, and con
sists of sandy and gravelly loam, with a
large amount of vegetable mold in it<
composition. It is well protected from
winds, is from 500 to 900 feet above the
sea. and has a temperature about 10 de
grees above that of the city of Los Au
geles.
Part of this grand tract of land was
patented many years ago to Henry Da.
ton, and part ot it was railroad laud.
The land extends along the base of the
mountains, taking in the upper portion
of the great Coviua ditch, from which it
has a fine water right on the highest
part of tbe laud. The eastern portion
takes in the old Dalton vineyard and
orchard und the old adobe dwellings
built a generation ago, and extends
down to the Ceutro schoolhonse at the
south end. The western boundary is
the San Gabriel river.
Tbo compiny has a water right in the
San Gabriel cxfion, below the Coviua
ditch, and will bring this out on the
tract in a cemented ditch iulo a series
of reservoirs, fr< m which iron pipes will
convey it down over the land along the
great avenue* 100 feet iv width.
There will bo abundant water-powei
for making tl ctric light and for running
the machinery cf a planum,' mill anil
lumber factory, which willihere be estab
lished.
SANITARY FEATURE.
The Directors contemplate having a
city of 10.000 persons iv a few years,
a id iv view of tli ,t fact will be wise in
time and lay a sewer of cement down
the great central aveuue wheu the road
is being graded. This new feature will
outrank in wisdom all other new settle
ments, and the cost will be tr fling to
each purchaser of a lot and will be an
inducement to settlers lo purchase
there. In this plan Azusa leads all the
rent of her Bister colonies.
After a careful examination of tbe
land yestetduy it was decided to locate
the business city on ihe line of the L s
Angeles and Sau Gabriel Valley railroatl
about half a mile or a little moro from
the base of the mountains, aud three
quarters of a mile west of the old Dal ton
vineyard. A strip of land '2000 feet
long and 250 feet wide will he allotted
for railroad buildings and track' near the
center of the townsite of 640 acres
Tho central avenues, east and west and
north and south, will be devoted to
business purposes; next will be lots 50x
150 feet for residence places; and around
these two and a half, five, ten and
twenty-acre fields will be sold fur villas
and orchards and vineyards. As this
land is the finest kind of s?il for citrus
fruits and raisin grapes it is quite likely
that it will s ion be known us a great
point of shipment for oranges, wine and
raisins.
At the rale the track of the railway is
being laid it is supposed that the cars
will run into Azusa inside of two weeks.
All the offioers were delighted with the
location of the townsite and enthusiastic
in praise and admiration of the noble
properly. Azusa now claims rank
among the new colonies of Southern
California.
Ns. 214—Eighty acres of land in Nevada
county at 115 per sere; ten acres cleared;
partly under fence; uvo living springs of
water; a small dwelling; will exchange for
city property.
No. 215—For 83500; 160 acres of land two
and a naif miles northeast of Folsom: se v en
acres in viueyard, seven acres in alfalfa;
all fenced and tillable; fifty acres cleared;
dwelling, born, etc
No. 216—Eighty acres of good fruit land
near Newcistle, Pine r couuty, for $.">000;
ah situaied so as to be irrigated from ditch;
all fenced; fifteen acres otcnard, twelve
acres in berries, three acres iv alfalfft;
peaches raited on this place took first pre
inium a< State Fair lv 1886.
No. 217—Forty acres of go<-d grain or fruit
laud at $15 J per acre, near Brighton, Sacra
mento couuty; will be sold in ieu-«cie
tracts; would give about three acres of
ulfalfa land to each piece
No. 202—Seven thousand dollars, for'y
acres of fine fruit land near Newcastle,
Placer county; two and a half acres tn table
grapes; twenty-five acres in fruit from 3 lo
7 years old; three acrns in berries; two and
a half acres in alfalfa; plenty of timber for
family use; soil Is of a dArk. sandy loam
and high y productive; dwelling has five
rooms, cost 815- 0; good barn witli sheds on
ho: h sides . good wells aud pumps; this is a
fine farm and ought to find ready sale.
No. 133—Ten thousand dollars; for thirty
acres of fruit land In the well-known Wiu
ters region; three acres in vineyard, fifteen
acres lv orchard, half an acre berries, two
acres al'alfa, besides forty-four orange
trees, two Japanese persimmon trees; all
fenced and cross-fcuced into three fields;
two dwei logs, one large stable, one barn,
one granary; the dwelling is surrounded by
a yard fi led with at olee shrubbery, which,
iv case ol need, can be easily watered from
hydrants conveniently located in different
Darts of the yard: there are two large wind
mills, two tanks and tankhouse, and all
ueoessary outbuildings; the climate is good
and well adapted to fruits; scale, codllu
moth and other fruit pests are unknown.
No. 182-Ten dollars per acre; 275 acres
unimproved land seven miles from Lat-obe,
uear Michigan Bar, Sacramento county;
nearly all tillable.
/P«w~Bend for our Catalogue of Lands, or
call for it at Northern California Agency,
No. 2U3 Nmh Main street Los Angeles.
EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.,
Sacramento.
TIMKEN SPRING VEHICLES.
OVER 400,000 I* I'Sl'..
Easiest riding vehicle made. Bides ss
easy with one person as two. The springs
lengthen and shorten according to th
weight they carry. Equally well adapted
to rough country roads and fine drives of
cities. Manufactured and sold by all lead
ng ca'rlaga builders and dealers. feblO 3 m
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
Just received from Europe.
The fines' stock of the best makers in the
world, and at prices which we defy compe
tition on the Pacific Coa-t. Double Barrel
Breech-Loa ilng Shotguns from 114 up to 8350
e..ch. All gut's gnsrsn eed. Also, a full
line of Rifles, Pistols, Gun Material and
Ammunition of all descriptions, American
and Euglisb Repairing of the finest class
and chockboring a specialty.
Sportsmen's Headquarters. 11l Main St.
slstf 11. si.o J ri it tea,< : k .
Prof. 0. W. Fowler's
Last day and hour for
PHRENOLOGICAL : EXAMINATIONS,
Advloe on Health, Business Adaptations.
Etc., at the Nadeau. (Rooms 20 and 21.)
ItX9~ Absolutely oloses Sunday night,
March 13th. Last chance to learn all about
yourselves from this reliable source, Bm-6t
The Second-Street Cable Road.
The Express cites the oase of a lady
whs, while returning from chnrch last
Sunday, boarded a Second-street cable
car and found that she had given all
her change to the church and bad not
the wherewitha Ito pay her car fare.
She, being well known, spoke to the
conduotor about her scarcity of funds,
and uot liking his reply left the oar and
started borne on foot. She beat the
time of the car several minutes in a half
mill. The Express is mistaken. The
Second-street cable oars run very swift
ly. Iv fact, a few weeks ago oue of tbe
cars ran so swiftly that it forgot to stop
at the end of the line on Second street
and ran a considerable distanoe into
Spring street. The man who presides
over the destinies of this cable Hue
should see to it that Ihe brakes are in
good order, for if the cable was to break
coming down Second street hill the car
would not stop much short of the rivor.
Au extra brakeman should be provided
for each car.
A Splendid Likeness.
There is on exhibition at Sanborn &
Vail Art store on South Spring street
an exoellent pastel portrait of Mrs. \V.
K. Beeson, tbe well-known singer. The
likeness, which is so sti iking and natu
ral, renders it exceedingly satisfactory
to Mrs. Beeson and her friends. Mr.
Edwin I Ames, the artist who executed
the picture, is a recent arrival from
Boston, and has made an enviable repu
tation for himself by his fine workman
ship. •
Compliments of Colton.
The managers of the Colton Citrus
Fair announoe that there will be no
charge for admission to the fair, and a
brass b»nd will accompany the excursion,
wbioh will leave at 8:30 Friday morning
in charge of H. Scbwanneclte.
LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD. MAE Oil 10. 1887.
SMALLPOX! ggg SMALLPOX! I«
it P/IDDAT TP CHTAI7T? \} \T T " (TRADE MARK) is pleasant and harmless. It is taken by inhalation
I II X f\l II II X II 1I |\ | |i 11 | | dissolves on the diseased partß. cutting loose and removing the mucous mat
\J I\L\mJ\J juL\J VJItAVIIIJM iJllljlj and will clear the Head, Throat/Bronchial Tubes and Lungs in a few
minutes. A single application gives immediate relief in Colde, Catarrh,
Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Croup, Neuralgia, Headache, Sore Throat, and, if used in connection with our "DEBELLATOR" treatment, is warranted
to cure every case. Asthma and all Lung troubles relieved in five minutes, and cured in nearly every case. The "CARBOLIC SMOKE" will
relieve the local troubles, and tho " DEBELLATOR," (a purely vegetable treatment), will Cleanse the Liver, Cure Indigestion, Regulate the Bowels,
Purify the Blood and drive out of the system all traces of disease. Remember, it is
THE GREATEST ANTISEPTIC REMEDY KNOWN I
THIS GREAT REMEDIAL AGENT, formulated and thoroughly tested by its originator (an eminent physician) while actively engager! in the
special practice of Head, Throat and Lung diseases, extending over a period of twenty years, on being placed before the people in its present form— the
embodiment of simplicity—sprang at once into popular the wonderful cures obtained from its use.
THESE DISEASES ARE EMIGRATING TO PARTS UNKNOWN,
They Can Thrive No Longer in This Country, Because This Great Remedy is Being Introduced into Every Home.
OUR ASSERTIONS AND CLAIMS.
CATARRH—Cured in three months; warranted. CROUP—Relieved in three minutes and cured in twenty-four hours.
_ , Ai^T^^n^'i -^^1 in nearly every case- relieved in five minutes, but ULCERATION OF THE LUNGS—Relieved in five minutes and
Debellator Package must be used in connection with Smoke Ball. cured in one week . The Debellator Package must be used in addition to
HAY FEY ER— A cure guaranteed if taken In time. No symptoms of s moK;e B a ]j
the disease returning. The Debellator Package must be used in connection
with the Smoke Ball. NEURALGIA—Cured after the third dose, and it will not return if the
BRONCHITIS—Cured in every case — warranted. The Debellator remedy is occasionally used,
should be used with tbe Smoke Ball. SNORING—Three doses each night, before retiring, cures this trouble-
DEAFNESS—Cured in from three to six months, if the drums of the DIPHTHERIA—CarboIic Smoke Ball destroys the germ of this disease
[JSLJStt deBtro - ved - Hot sa!t water UBed ln connection with special and 8ho(lld be giyen ag § preventive .
' EYES—Granulated lids, weakness of the optical nerves, etc., cured in COLD IN THE HEAD—Cured in fifteen minutes,
four to six weeks. Relieved in live minuteß. COLD IN THE CHEST—Cured in twelve hours.
Oi?\TT DV Mil IT (With full directions, on receipt of price («S and two postage stamps) "DEBELLATOR" package to bei Cr\TT BY If AIT
SENT B\ MAIL j used ! MM " MAIL
CARBOLIC SMOKE BALL COMPANY,
W ROOMS 3 and 4, over No. 28 NORTH SPRING STREET, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.^
OFFICE HOl'US—Week Days, from V A. H It 8 P. HI.: Sundays, from 3 to 4 P. M.
APARTMENTS FOR LADIES, who are requested to call between the hours of 10 a. st, and 5 v. m. to avoid the crowd.
HOME TESTIMONIALS—RE AD THEM—THEY WILL ASTONISH YOU! HOME TESTIMONIALS—STRONG PROOF OF OUR CLAIMS.
We do not go abroad for proo' of our assertions that it is the simplest, most eonvenl-
Los Angeles, January 17,1887—Csrbollc Smoke Ball Company, Los Angeles—Gentle- en . g „ re ftnQ - F peedy cure of all Head Throat and Lung diseases eilint, and that the
men: I ordered one of your "Smcke Balls" Irom San Franolsco for my mother to use for "Smoke Ball" marks a new era lv the successful treatment oi Catarrh, Bronchitis,
asthma, and it meets all expectations and has resulted in great benefit. Your, truly. Asthma, Neuralgia, M p |^ M « etc -
JAMES C. UPP, 343 S. Fort street. Bar FKANC „ ro> December 10.1888—Carbolic Smoke Ball Company—Gentlemen : Mon
day, of this week, our son Willie, aged 22 years, called at your office aud purchased a
Los Anueles, January 57, 18S7—Carbolio Smoke Ball Company—Gentlemen : I have " smoke Ball," after receiving a free test. He had measles years old, and it left
suffered for more than ten years from the worst form of neuralgia, giving Intense pain, him with deafness in the left ear. When he reached home his father gave him another
I hereby certify that, that after using your "Smoke Ball" for less than one week. I am fKt^EK
entirely well and free from nil pain. Every success to your " Smoke Ball." Our boy can hear nnw as well as any person living, snd onr family is overjoyed w'th the
Yours truly and gratefully/ J. E. REED, results of the treitm°nt of the wonderful "Carbolic Smoke Ball." Hoping (his statement
Cor. Budlong avenue and Adams street. will be the means of letting >ome other afflicted one know of tho groat efficacy of the
"Smoke Ball," we are very respectfully, ROBERT WINTER. Art'st,
Los Anoeleh, January 17, IPS 7 Carbolic Smoke Company (Gentlemen : Whilearesi- J ° BE * HINE
dent of Sin Francisco I suffered very severely with catarrh and was induced to use the _ 1 „ . ™ ,'„* „ „
„-, . _„„ . . * . . „,,_„, . . . .„ . , K .„., San Francisco, February 8, 18-7—Carbolic Smoke Ball Company—Gentlemen: lam
"Smoke Ball," aud am now hsppy to say that lam entirely free of all head and throat h » p AX ««™ jgj", (he £££ o{ - my deafaeM ment ioned snd certified to by my father and
troubles. My uncle wa« afflicted in the same manner for seven years and used the same mother on December 10.1886, Is permanent, and lam improving rapidly in my catarrh,
remedy with the same result. Itespectfullv, PAUL 11. HAY, 17 W. First Btreet. Very respectfully, WILLIAM WINTER, 467 Montgomery street.
mrZ-W-g-H lm
WALTER N. HAWLEY & CO.,
FARM ' AND SPRING WAGONS,
BUCKEYE JtOMRS, cuts, Windmills, Barbed Wire, Scales, Rope, Nails, Etc., wuho J u?aTarai^
ISTos. 58, GO and 62 North Los lA.ngeles Street, Los .Angeles, California.
Perkins Windmill, Light-Running, Durable, Storm-Proof
SCHUTTLER WAGONS, ) LANSING BUGGIES, J Racine Express Wagons, \ ColdwaterandPetaluma Carts
Superior to All. ) Elegant and Durable. (made Specially for tula OT.aru.et.) For Speeding, Urcaklng, Etc.
ALL KINDS OF BEST STEEL FENCING WIRE.
ATTENTION, ARCHITECTS and BUILDERS
Walter's Metallic Shingles are Unsurpassed.
A LARGE AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT ALWAYBj,IN STOCK
W. W. MONTAGUE & CO.,
110 Upper Main Slreet, E.o. Ml Agfent. for Hie Pacific Coast
You Can Get a Dozen Cabinet Photographs
FOR ®3.00.
Bibbee & Nye, 21 West First St.
PHOTOGRAPHS AKK OF THE VERY HIGHEST STANDARD AND WAR
-7 vor vl IN fcVKRY RESPECT to those at any of the 60-ealled first-class
hi.h mi exorbitant price is asked, Examine our specimens and con-
SincevourseH We, show proofs of all our work and make reslttings free.
RIMIsF.K A NVE, No. SI West First St.
[ SHILOH'S VITALIZER la what you need
(or Constipation, Loss ol Appetite, Dizzi
iuess, ami all symptoms of Dyspepsia, Price
10 and 75 ceuts per bottle. C. F. Helnzeman,
agent, Los Angelea.
. ns Eastern ofllce of this Journal Is with ,
Messrs. PALMER & REV, «0 Tribune j
Bulldlnu, New YorK, nnd all orders for,
Eastorn advertisement! must oome
throusrh thorn. 1
AUVUfrklvis.
VV 0. Mkrithew. Geo. F. Oostkkisan.
COMTEK. BAN A MEKLTHEW, ARCHl
tecta and Sanitary Engineers, 31 South
Main street, Kooma 4 and 5, Mutt's Block,
Los Angeles, California. fl3-tf
AC. LUTGENB— ARCHITECT)- MAX
• well Building, corner Court aud Main
streets. auiffl
CHAS. L STBANOIi FEHD C. GOTTBCHALX.
STRANGE A GOTiBCHALK—AKOHI
tects. Offices, Nos. 44 Soutli Spring street
Rooms .1 and 4, and 22 West First street,
Rooms 12 and 13, Los Angeles, Cal. P. 0.
Box 614. Telephone 97.
T~ H. QOFF,~~ARCHITECT, 43 TEMPLE
• st. Formerly of Toronto. d 25 3m
T> B. YDUNG—ARCHITECT AND SOPEIf
-11. intendent Office, Rooms IS and 19,1
Boeder Block. Jy2otf
X~ YBOB, MORGAN A WALLS—ARCHI
tects, rooms ), 2 and 8, No. 86 South
Spring 81.B 1 . Loa AngelPs.Cal. ooS-tf
B REEVE—ARCHITECT AND BUR
. veyor. Room 10, Phillips Block,
Main Btreet. Residence West Washington
street, Los Angeles, Cal. Twenty-two
years' experience. au4-tf !
EXCIIR«IONS.
J. DAMSON A CO., EXCURSION
■ Esst via Sslt Lak«, March 10 and 24,
April 7 and 21. 65 North Spring Bt. fe2s-lm
VIOLET'S NKXT KXCCKSION - EAST, VIA
New Orlears, Wednesday, March 16th.
Offloo, 2.13 North Miin street, or at South
ern Pacific Ticket office. m 4.
LM. WALTER'S EXCURSIONS GOING
. East, leave Los Angeles March 1. 15
and 29. Office, Pico House. seol'itf
POWELL'S NEXT EXCURSION EAST
March 16,1887. Office. Pico House corner.
lal9tf
WARNER BROS. A CROSBY, OF 882
North Main street, Los Angeles, Ex
cursions East and West at lowest rates, and
Sleasant accommodation. Call on or ad
ress them for pai tioulars and rates.
KMPI,OIf JsLENT BUREAVsi
<**•. T7»MPLOYMENT OFFICE, R. R. RT7
JkWLrj Ticket Broker and Real Ea-ssrJt
tate Agent. Property sold on Installments.
E. NIT I'INGK X, removed to l&U N. Spring.
Telephone lift, Residence Fifth and Hop*
streets. auS-tf
»VH WIIWKK.
CITY STEAM DYING AND CLEANING
Works—A. Lorrain. Office 120 South
street, opposite the old place. Dyeing and
Cleaning of every kind of ladles' and gent's
clothing, crape, shawls, silk ami lace, kid
gloves and Bhoes, flannel and ribbons, lace
curtains, blankets, made equal to new.
Black silk dresses made a specialty. Dye
works Ne. 86 South Las Angelea St. Great
reduction iv price. aulo6m
i "IERMVN STEAM DYE WORKS—LADIES
VT and gents' clothing cleaned and dyed.
Cleaning of flannel undeiclothing. etc.,
without shrinkage or smell, a specialty.
GEO. BOEKIIOFF St CO.. 123 South Main
street, opposite cathedral, Los Angeles.
febBtf
PARISIAN STEAM DYEING AND CLEAN
ing Works. Dyeing and cleaning of ev
ery description. Ladies' dresses dyed with
out ripping. Kid Gloves. Flannels, Ribbons
aud Blankets made to look like uew. Ofllee:
11« South Spring street. Dye Works: Cor
ner New High and Bellevue avenue.
02 J. VOLLBT. Proprietor.
LOS ANGKLRB STEAM DYEING AND
Cleaning Company. Office—Corner of
Main and Arcadia streets, opposite Wells,
Fargo & Co. Dyeing and cleaning of every
description of ladles' and gents' olotbing.
Orders takeu and delivered. Scud postal
card. Telephone No. 227. Branch corner
Main and Srcond streets.
sen. JAMES LAROUIF.R. Manager.
ATTOKWKYM.
MORTIMER & HARRIS, ATTORNEYS
at-Law and Counsellors, Rooms 78 and
7«a, Temple Block, Los Angeies. Rusk
Harris (Barrls.ter-at-Law, late of Toronto,
Canada); C. W. Mortimer. fffl?
D. r. HATOH. J. BROSSKAIT.
BROSSEAU St HATCH, ATTORNEYS AND
Counsellors at Law. Nos. 81,32 and 66
Baker Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
AX LOEWKNTHAL, ATTORNEY AND
Counselor at Law. German language
spoken. Room it Bumlller Block, Los An
geles. CjL snBtf
Henry N. Ga LoWAY.Attorney-at-Law.
CHAS. W. CHASI.
GALLOWAY St CHASE, EXAMINERS OF
Titles and Conveyancers, Room 4, Allen
Block, Loa Angeles, Oal. anttf
Griffin Johnston. Sheldon Borden.
B. A. YOSBA.
TOHNSTON, BORDEN St YORBA, ATTOR
J ne»s-«t-L*w and Examiners of Titles
Rooms 7 and 8, Jones Block, 75 North Spring
street. Abstracts and certiflostet of title fur
nished with promptitude and security.
3
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LITHOGRAPHIC : ESTABLISHMEIT
— FOB —
Southern California.
tw" PATRONIZE A NEW AND HOOT
ENTERPRISE.
Lithographic work executed In thelites*
styles sua nt leasonsbU prices.
DESIGNS FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Correspondence solicited.
Before ordering elsewhere send forest*.
mutes and information by applj lug to tho
Los Angeles Lithographic Co.
OFFICE: Times-Mirror Co.—Telephone Mo.
211, Los Augeles
Th. Sensing, Formerly Manager of tho
Merchants' Lithograph, Co.. K. O.
Theo. A.gCHUioT, Formerly Head Del. sod
r.ngr for the Schmidt Label A Lltho. Co.,
Ban Franclsoo. (18-lsa
I'M ft Midi ANS.
rtRS. DARLING & MURPHY-OCCUBTK
If and aurlsts. Oflice 120 North state
street. Office Hours—9 a. m. to 4 r. W.i t
to 8 p. a. oot.n-dAwtf
DR. B. F. KIERULFF, SPECIALIST 111
treating- ulcCH.e. of tin- Eye, Ear and
Throat. Eyes scientifically tested tor
glasses. Office, 132 North Main street, over
i.os Augeles Savings Bank Hours, from 9
a. a. to 5 p. m. Residence, 840 Temple
street. f2U-»m
Wm. Harbison J T. MoboaH.
DRS. i-ArRISON & MORGAN—OFFIUK
2< and iG, Schumacher Block. HO LRU
—9 to 12 a. m., 2t05 p. m. Dr. Morgan's res
idence, 44 N. Daly street. Dr. Him Iron's
residence, 14 West seventh street. f24tf
W. GROBVENOK, M. D.—OFFICE AND
• residence, 343 Fort street, bet. fourth
and Fifth. Los Angeles.
Office Hoursto II a. m., 2 to 4 r. a. and
7 p. M.
Dr. Grosvenor, 'besides attending to tho
general practice of medicine and surgery,
will give special attention lo diseases of too
Eye a- d Ear. Operations ior cataract, arti
ficial pupil, etc.,skilfully performed. 111-lna
E. GUESHAM, M. D , NO. 75 NOkTH
. Spring street, Los Angeles. 314 6m
DR. J. H. DAVIBSON—OFFICE AND
resldeuoe 9t\j Booth Spring street, neat
J TURNER, ti. D.-OFFICE AND KEBI
. deuce—3lN. Main street, Los Angeles.
DR. JOSEPH KCRTZ-No. 2&» MAUI
street, opposite the Bakarßlock.
I |R. E. 0. HANNI G, OFFICK AMD Rtt
■U ldcnce 87 Booth fort street. Omoe boon
—9 to 11 a. tt. 2to 4p. a. Telephone an.
ELIZABETH A. FOLLANBBEE, M. D.—
Office and residence 240 Bouth Fort
street. Office hours—B to 10 a. a. and 4So
6 p.m. JlyM
ROBE TALLBOTT, 11. D.—OFFICE MO
Bouth Fort street (with Dr. Foltsnshss.,
Ootce hours, 10 to 12 a. a. Residence, tt
Ninth street. olttf
MRS. M. P. eA WTEnLE, M. D.—r-UYal
clan and Surgeon. Office hours, 10 to
12 a. m. and 2 to 4 p. tt. Maxwell Block
corner Court and Main streets. Room 6. d9tf
MILLS BOAL, 11. D.—39 NORTH
. Spring street (over People's Store).
Hours—lo to 12,1 to 8, 6to 7:80. Reeldenos.
847 Hill street, two doors from Fifth street.
Telephone No. 136. 0c24
CI. CLACIUB, M. D.—PHYSICIAN AOT
. surgeon, office 75 North Spring
street, rooms 17 and 18. Honrs from 11 a. as.
to 2 p. m. Specialty—Skin and sexual dla
eates and chronic diseases In general. n7-tf
RB. DR. MINNIE WELLS —FIRST LADY
licentiate of Kentucky. Specialty:
Diseases of women and children; also, la
connection with her practice, Kleetrto
Thermal Baths. 841 BBpriug street. nITU
TEAN TIFT-HILTON. M. D.—OFFICK IND
O residence 342 Sjuth Main street, Ofteo
hours 10 to 12 a m. and 2 to 4 p it. mtf-tf
DR. C. EDGAR SMITH—DISEASES COT
women a specialty. Rectal diseases
treated by the Brinkerhoff Painless oys
tem. Hours—tf a. a. to 4r, a. Offleoi —
Comer of Spring and Second strssss. HatV
leubeok Block. sopttf
DR. M. HILTON WILLI AMB—276 NORTH
Main street (opposite Wells, »argo cl
Co's Express Office.) Specialty—disss***
of the head, throat and chest, together
with the eye, ear and heart. Omoe boors,
from 9:30 a. a. to 4 p. a. spam
PAYBON T. UnCKINS, M. D —IT NORTH
Main Btreet, rooms 18, 19, 20 anu 2L
Honrs 11 a. a. to 1 p. a., 2 p. a. to 4 p. a.
Residence, 841 S. Hill street. Telephone,
office and residence, 258. Special treat
ment of eye, ear, no»e and throat dis
eases. _ nMf
DR. DE BZIGETHY — OFFICK, BCHU
macher Block, opposite Postoffloe.
rooms 'ill and 21. Office hours, 12 a. to Br.
a. Residence cenrl st ret t, corner of Ninth.
Office bonis st residence, to 9 a a.: 7 tog
p. m. Telephone No. 169 at office aud resi
dence. janktf
CHARLES W. BRYSON,M. D,PHYSICIAN
and Surgeon. £asr* Gives special auea
to tbe "Medical aud Surgical Diseases of
Women." Office iv Solomon Block, No.
uy, Soutb Spring street, between First and
Secoud streets, room lai d 2. Office hours
Irom 8 a M. to 12 m., 2 to 6, aud 7 to 8 P. a*.
Residence William street, between Eleventh
and Twelfth.
DR. LE. COHN—LATE SUPERINTEND
lug Surgeon Northern Pacific Rail
road. Physician and Burgeon. Office
Hours—lo to 12 a. a., 2to4p. h. Office—2C
N. Spring st.. Rooms 8, 9 aud 10. Resdenoa.
Makura House, Main st., between Third
and Fourth. Telephone 564 Day aad
night calls attended to. slttl
SPKIJIAIJIiiTsr
MADAME C. ANTONIA, M. D., BUSINESS
aud Medical clairvoyant; 16 years of
large practic- in San Francisco; correct diag
nosis and sure, careful treatment 01 all dis
eases. Ladles and gentlemen cau consult
her on all and every affair of life, specula
tion, mines, ores, etc.. 11l Bouth Maiustreet,
opposite cathedral, from 11 a. a. to 8 p. a.
Diseases of women and chronic diseases a
specialty. English, French and German
spoken. jss-lm
AF BIG FORD. DIVINE HEALER.
. Cures hopeless ciset of consumption
and hemorroages, restores the paralysed
and cures rheumatism and all manner of
acute and chronic diseases. The sclenee of
self-cure taught to patients free, so they
may always be well and have no more doe
t r bills to pay. Office—Room 9, No. II
West Firt street. mt-lsa
MBS COOLEY, METAPHYSICIAN, 210 8.
Spring street, Room 1, from 1 to ir. H.
sep7tf
MRS. EMMA B. HILL. TEACHER OT
Metaphysical Science or Christian
healing, 14 DeLacy street, Pasadena. Hours
lto4 p.m. fe7tf
DR. A. E. Dk CAILHOL, ACCOUCHEUR,
and Surgeon. Office and residence 207
Temple street. When desired, lady patients
are boarded during treatment of disss sea
peculiar to their sex. anS-tf
MRS. 0. E. BOURCEY HAS REMOVED
to her residence, 146 Bellevue avenue,
and will make a specialty of midwifery.
Ladies wishing to be cared for can be ac
commodated at her house. She can always
be found at home.
HoitItEOPATH IST*.
8. SAI ISBURY, M D., HOMOEPATHIU
i 5. Physician aud surgeon. Otiice, for the
present, at residence, 538 Pearl street.
Hours.il to 12 a. M., 2 to 5 and 7 to 8 r tt.
Telephone 577. jalS-tf
JULIA F. BUTTON, M. D. — OFFI'JB
hours: 10 to 12, 2 to 4. 7to 8. Office. 41
South Spring street. d!6-tf.
ISAAC FELLOWS, M. D.—HOMCK - aTH
ist. omoe Hours- 11 to 12 a. tt., 2to *
r. M. Office—Nos. 8 and 6 Od* Fellows
building, Los Angeles, Cal. Residence,
408 - nth Main street. 11 vs
Tji A. CLARKE, M. D.—OFFICE AND
ill, residence, No. r I South Spring street,
Los Angeles. Office Hours—ll to 12 a.
3tosr. *. Telephone No. 858 I«tt
D~ R. A. E. WHE£LER-HOMOSOAAHIST
Office and residence 21 Bouth Fort
street. Hooas—lo to 8 and evenings.
Telephone No. 46. jjlS
MFKUNANDEZ M. D -HOMIEFATHIBT
a Offce snd resldeuce Wilson Block, 24
West First street, between Main aud Spring
streets, rooms Nos. 10 and 11 Hours—lo a
m. to 12 k.; 2to 4 r.M. A specialty of blood
diseases. , *ep22 tf
A' 3. SHORB, M. D. HOMIEOPATHIBT
, Offioe 132 North Main street, Mas
carel Block; residence 173 Spring stress.
LosAngelOß. Office hours 11 to 12 a. m ita
4 - p ' Telephone No*.—Residence! Si
office, 276. • Jlyls *
! IiWUIWKBRN Aftls !lt'HVEtom>.
P. MCCLURE, CIVIL KNQINIXK
. and Surveyor, V. 8. Deputy Mlnerst
Surveyor. 184 North Main street SoT7£
geles, Csl. Telephone No. aSly
LALSDBIEB. '
EXCELSIOR STEAM LAUNDRY—WALL
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