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filthy accumulations in the rear of our
streets, and tbe impenetrable filthy con
dition of the subsoil of our streets have
long been a burning shame to
ns. Our streets bave never been
provided with a surface pro
tection, and the subsoil, being a natural
gravel bed, holding moisture as a
sponge, .we bave taken care for years
past, and to the present moment, to ab
solutely persist in doing all we can to
oanvert that sponge into a vast reoepta
cle of malarial and pestiferous matser.
All the old so-oalled "plagues" of Lon
don emanated from such a subsoil, and
in tho face of all this we are told tbat
we have a perfect sauitary system.
We have no public baths even, or
washhouses. In cleanliness we are in
finitely behind tbe ancient inhabitants
of Rome. John Hall.
DAILY HERALD.
OUR SANITARY CONDITION.
TIM a Prominent Architect
tt»y« •« •«•
Kditoh Hbbald—Tbat tbe present
ahould be a crisis as to tbe question of
tbe sanitary state of Los Angeles is ap
parent on all sides. There ought to be
do attempt made to disguise the facts of
an epidemic that so repeatedly and for
cibly bas been foretold, and alas! as
-often received with derision. It is about
time to lay aside all tiumcial and private
interest oonsiderations.aud squarely look
tail gaunt and aileut scourge in the face
aad deal with it at ouce as if we were
•ware of its actual residence in onr
midst. Let competent inspectors of
nuisances and a sufficient number of
health cfficers be at onos put iv motion,
and instruct them to be guided by only
one motive, viz.: "For tho good of the
common weal.' - Curb the people in
their indiscretions of visiting peathouses,
or of rooms infected, or of visiting fu
nerals. While this is being adopted it
may be as well to make a retrograde
movement and survey briefly the actual
sanitary condition of Los Angeles; it
may be of benefit to tbe general com
munity at this period to enable them to
think for themselves, because it is the
community, directly or indirectly, who
are responsible for au unhealthy condi
tion of any city.
The requirements of health may be
•tsaeed under the head of:
First —The purity aud cleanliness of
•Jr.
Secoud —An (quable temperament.
Third—Sufficiency of daylight.
Fourth—Vurity of water.
All of wbieh should be demanded and
attained at any cost. Tbey are lour sim
ple laws that cannot be altered or devi
ated from without serious results to tbe
-welfare of tbe individual and general
community alike, and tbe longer neg
lected the more difficult will be the case,
while the doctors and undertakers will
griu and revel in a gay old time. -
First, it must b j apparent to one and
all that our population is yearly becom
ing more consolidated and condensed.
We are crowding tbat which should be a
neighborhood into the space a street
should occupy, and forcing those who
should inhabit a house into a single
room. They need not in tbe polluted air
of their dwellings an extra poison to be
brought them by the means of one of
their necessities of life. Iv rooms where
the only light and air is admit
ted by circumscribed areas, im
parities are always in suspension,
and to a great extent bas been the case
with v* during our late rains. Our apolo
gies for oublic sewers have but little or
BO ventilation, aud when attacked by
▼olumes of water rushing in, the sewer
gas, in hundreds of cases, was forced
through the ordinary traps of sinks,
baths, wash-basins, etc., etc., and as a
great portion of these oommon necessa
ries of life are of cheap materials and
imperfect finish, the bursting and bub
bling of foetid sewer gases was not diffi
cult. As our heavy rains occurred at
sight, the gases were emitted into closed
loom), and the sleeper wot not in the
morning, of the cause of bis prostrated
oondition.
Much of our sanitary neglect is doubt
lens to be attributed to the tendency of
all classes to avoid that which is not
easy and close at hand. We will not
ofteu take tbe trouble, for a future con
venience or a prospective advantage, to
adopl an immediate remedy. To be satis
tied with what we have rather than
trouble ourselves greatly to improve it,
bas been, at least in sanitary matters,
the dootrine of the past, and formerly
that which was said lo be the luxuries
of the few, may now be said to be the
requirements of the many.
The water, which we bave been forced
to drink, may even, after beiug mechan
ically filtered, have been burdened with
the deadly seeds of the malignant dis
-eaae, the impurities which flowrhg watt r
gains from vegetable decomposition, or
has acoumulalated in its passage through
the air in the form of rain.
Tbe Romans were aware, in the con
•traction of their acnueducts, of the abso
lute necessity of affording every facility
for the aeration of their water in ita flow,
and for filtering or lessening its turbidity,
and accomplished it by forming numbers
of depository basins in tbe line of their
conduits. More than 300 years before
the Christian era they abandoned tbe
Tiber as the source of their consumption
and sought the purer springs of
tbe Tusculutn for their supply.
But with this before us, and
having the advantages of the ex
perience of 2000 years, we are content
to drink from a muddy ditch, running
comparatively stagnant for miles, unpro
tected, and collecting in its course
the essence of the decomposed ex
xrement of all creation that moves and
%as ita being along the areas of its banks.
In all this ws defy natural laws. Na
ture in her purification of water per
forms one of those chemical transforma
tions so consistent with the firth as Ihe
of man, but she requires from
"us in return obedience lo her laws, or
the retribution of disease and death is
frequently tbe result of their neglect.
Every means ulau should be adopted
to prevent stagnation of the air, and
provide for the speedy removal of all re
fuse matter, and ensure ventilation,
wbieh should be competent to carry off
the emanations constantly given oil in
respiration, etc. Ventilation should be
arranged even to prevent the smell of
■cooking from pervading the apartments,
yet how numerous are Ihe houses in
whioh every one of these obvious rules
are transgressed.
It is au axiom that no stagnant water
be allowed to remain in the vicinity of
any building, either above or below the
•oil; no organic nutter or refuse of any
kind should be allowed. But there are
otber causes of impurity in the air
which permeates tho subsoil. Tbe ema
nations of the g.ts pipes are a serious
source of impurity to the air in the soil.
80, also, is tbe leakage of sewers into
the subsoil. From both tbese causes tbe
air in the subsoil is eminently polluted.
Consequently tbe purity qf the air in the
basement will much depend upon the
arrangement of the basement itself, aud
partly upon the purity of the air in the
subsoil under and around the house, un
less the basement has been entirely cut
off from the surrounding ground by a
sufficiently thick and continuous bed of
concrete or a layer of asphalt laid over
the whole surface covered by the house.
The deleterious character of the air in j
the soil is chiefly due to tbe large pro
portion of carbonic acid wh eh it con
tains. Dr. Pellen Rogers' experiments
•hew tbat a few feet below the surface tbe
proportion of oarbenic acid in the air is
•meter than tbat in tbe worst ventilated
dwellings, and that the proportion of
carbonic acid in tbe air taken from tbe
•oil is twice as large as found iv water
oolWcted from tbe time place.
That being the case, it is eas
ihr understood that tbe fair city
of the Angeles snust be in a pestiferous
oondition, ripe tor the deposit of the
germs of any disease, competent of and
generating the most deadly gases, to be
ma turn drawn into tbe dwellings of
•Best and produced in the shape of an "
•pidemic. The whole city stands on fc
•and in a subsoil of this character. Tbe
m&SPI&Z the Amianated Horse I
for the last 14 years the H. H. H. Horse
Liniment has been tho leading
an n a «t°ckrro>n fSrtS
cure of Hondas Brn pcs, Stiff Jobita
and ror Family Use is w thout an eoual
S , ™^ n r? U J ,iB,n i Neuralgia, Ache,*fiE£
Th^ff 1 k at «* n 'l.HprainBof allch. Vetera,
it™ j H- Lmiment has many imita-
Jions, and we caution tho Pnblio to gee
that the Tradn Mark « H H HI " i« ™
every Bottle before purchasing. For s«2
IoX re for 80 "T ttSjm
C. H. HANCE, wholesale and retail
Druggist and Manufacturing Pharmacist
Nos. 77 and 79 North Spring street. Tele'
phone No. 66. P. O. Box 2165.
HALL'S PULMONARY BALSAM,
The best remedy for Coughs, Colds andtn
fluenza and Incipient Consumption. Sold
I by all druggists for 50 cents.
J. R. GATES A CO., Proprietors.
I d>-tf 417 Sansome street, S. F.
LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD. MARCH 10. 1886.
HBAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE!
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
House 11 rooms, new; lot 50x155,
Figueroa street *65C0
Lot on Pine street, near Grand ave
enue, farsMO 850
Lot in the Wright tract, ou Figueroa
street; graded and filled 2100
Lot on Milu, near Twelfth. COxlflO.. 3750
Lot on II 11 street, near Kloveuth,
00x1(15, west tide 3200
Lot iv the Dunuigan tract 950
L t in tho FUrview tract, iiOxl.l4^.. 840
20 acres in tbe Lick trJCt, per acre 276
40 acres in the Lick tract, per acre 200
20 acres iv the Lick tract, per acre not)
5 acres on Main street, improved... 6000
40 acres 8 miles toward Downey:
very choice 6500
215 acres of best alfalfa land. 0 miles
toward Wilmington; highly improved
and well watered, per acre... 180
7W acres; very choice; near the COCO
University.
Good lots in every desirable tract
in the city.
House of four rooms on Virginia
street, near cable 1200
40x1115 ou Fort, near Third, 5325 per
loot.
6 lots on Adams street, ench 50x188,
nud an elegant new two story house,
11 rooms 17,500
200 acres adjoining San Gabriel, set
to choice lruit, iv full bearing, per
acre 800
OLIVER, WALKER & GOODESOW,
101 N. Main St.,
I.os Angeles, - - California.
Ela Hills Tract.
Lots in this Attractive Property,
SITI'ATBD O.N
DOWNEY AVENUE
AND ADJOINING STREETS,
Are Now Offered For Sale
At a less price than anything in the city.
No Such a Chance Will Occur Again!
THEBE ARE LOTS TO SUIT ALL
Prices to Suit Every Purse.
The locality cannot fail 'o rapidly in
crease in value, now that two cable roads
are assured for £ast Los Augeles.
£sF~TITLE PERFECT.-^aß
T. E. UOWAN 114 N. Spring street
O. A. SI'M.S'ER A C 0.... 14 N. Spring Street
GEO. W. JOHNSTON,
Cor. of Downey aye. and Thomas st.
mrs-lm '~
AUCTIONS.
AUCTION!
HOUSEHOLD GOODS, FURNITURE,
-ETC
KIMBALL MANSION,
131 New High St., near Temple.
THI USDAY MORNING, ItIARCH
10, 1887, at 10 O'Clock.
All the Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, etc.,
contained In twenty-five rooms, consisting
of twenty Walnut bedroom lulls, two Fine
Parlor Suits, One Large M unci Mirror4Bx6o,
Gold Frame French Plate, one Sherman
Hyde Piano, good as new. Walnut H»t Rack,
Marble-top Tables, Bo lyßrussel and Tapes
try Carpet-, Bedding, Piatedware, Dishes,
Glassware, large Hotel Range, Kitchen
Utensils, etc , etc.
SALE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERVE
NORTHCRAFTS A CLARK,
mT-it Auctioneers.
No Robbery.
The case of Muude Wilson, charged
with robbing Agnes Bernal, came up for
examination before Justice Austin yes
terday morning. Agnes, who was on
inmate of the "Palace de joie," kept by
Muude, testified that a week ago Wednes
day Maude took all her clothing out of
her wardrobe for the purpose of prevent
ing her leaving for home. She had
written a letter to her home for money
to pay iff her indebtedness to Maude,
but it bad not been answered, and she
desired to leave. There was a struggle
at the time, during which Maude caught
Agnes by the ueck. The defendaut's
siue of tbe story was somewhat different
and was supported by several of her
female roomers. It was to the iff set
that Agnes did uot leave for the reasous
alleged, but bad returned from a drive
to Pasadena on Tuesday of last week,
under the influence of liquor, aud when
pressed to change her clothes for tbe
gaieties of the coming evening, she had
become angry and nu-htd out of the
house. Justice Austin sustained the
story as told by Maude, but unless sbe
can show that she has some lien on the
clothes she must give them up to the
complainant.
Pullman Passengers.
The following passengers left yester
day on the 1:30 train:
L Christian, Miss West, Mrs L Sands,
O Kelly, G H Schemp, W M Gilchrist,
Dr H Steele, E J Chase, A Kelly, N H
Peak*, H W Gordon, R Allen, J Graham,
Gus Zarder, Miss J C Davis, A Zandall,
Mr Swan, LScudder, C Uanna, E Fer
rer, Mr Decker, W H Gardner, H C
Brunner, W H Perry, G C ParkinsoD, J
X Townsley, Mr Niven, W O Miller, A
J Deville, R Detricb, D J McDaniels.
The following left on the 7:30 train:
Mr McFarland, J M Keefer, D N
Walter, G W Bichelder, Mr Rosenberg,
George Rhodean, Mrs Bareroft, J E
Newhall, A Nichelsoerg, J H Lowell, E
B Dukeman, J W Ray, C M Sheffer, Mr
Van Winkle, John Summers, Mrs Hat
ley, J M Inqnesal, E M Murphy, Mrs
Dutubro, C M Uackett, Johu Sloan, J M
Ingersoll.
Cure for Piles.
PILES are frequently preceded by a sense
of weight in the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection of tbe kidneys or
neighboring organs. At times, symptoms
of indigestion are present, flatulency, un
easiness of the stomach, etc. A moisture
like perspiration, producing a very diss
greeable itching, after getting warm, is a
common attendant. Blind, bleeding and
Itching piles yield at once to the application
of Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorbing
the tumors, allaying the Intense itching,
and effecting a permanent ourn. Price 60
cents. Address tbe Bosauko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, O. Sold by E. F. Heinzeman.
A Galaxy of Beauty and Talent.
Adalins Pat'i, Mary Anderson, Mrs Scott
Siddons, Emily Melvilleand a hostof others
certify to tbe value of Camelllne for pre
serving and beautifying the complexion.
Ita innocence is attested by ihe best scien
tific authority. Price of Camelline, fifty
cents.
If y v warns good appetite drink Dami
ana Bitters. Michel Levy A Co., wholesale
liquor dealers, agents.
MR. A. HIOGIN3, of Wyoming, N. I*.,
says he had tbe piles for nearly 40 years,
and was cured by using Gllmore's Pile
Specific—C. F. Heinzeman, agent, Los An
geles.
You will never have a sour stomach if you
use Diimlana Bitters.
CROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Bron
chitis immediately relieved by ShUoh's
Cure. C. F. Heinzeman, agent. Los Anoeles.
All respectable dealers keep Damiana Bit
ters. Michel Levy A Co., wholesale liquor
dealers, agents.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Bhiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. C. F. Heinzeman, agent,
Los Angeles.
SHIi OH'S COUGH ami Consumption Cure
Is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures Con
rumption. C. F. Heinzeman, ageut, Los Au
geles.
NERVE-LIFE AND VIGOR restored in
men snd women by using Gilmoie's Aro
matic Wine. For sale by C. F. Heinzeman,
ageni. Los Angeles.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE 1
BY OP.DER OF PROBATE COURT
ON •
Monday, March 21,1887
AT THE BANCH OF THE ESTATE OF
KEHI NADEAU, DECEASED,
Near FLORENCE, los Angeles county, we
will —
SELL AT PI MI.It Al I I IP i
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY :
75 HEAD OF WORK HORSES and MULES,
18 COWS,
6 GRADED JERSEY BULLS,
3 LARGE FREIGHT WAGONS,
4 FOUR-HORSB WAGONS,
4 TWO HORSE WAGONS,
4 GANG PLOWS,
lO CORN CULTIVATORB,
4 WHEELED ROAD SCRAPERS,
30 COMMON ROAD SCRAPERS.
S. It. CASWELL,
Special Administrator of Estate of R.
Nadeau.
' NOYES A DENNIS, Auctioneers. mro-2w
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RESTAURANTS.
iLiiioaa
HcstaiuTl and Oyster Parlors
41 AND 43 N. MAI STREET.
3KIIAT REDUCTION IN OYSTERS
Large Eastern Oysters, per 100, • . • 54.6 C
Small " ' • • • »3.M
Small Eastern, raw or stewed, 25 eta.jpor plate
Large Eastern, »lv style, - 50 cents per plate
Baltimore seine ted Ovatera, 85 seals pet use
PRIVATE ROOMS
Up stairs for ladle* sod families, where met ■
will h* served in *h« ■"•isms.
n24 JERRY ILUCH. Proprietor.
The Commercial Restaurant,
V. DOL, PROPRIETOR,
DOWNEY BLOCK, • MAIN STREET.
tUn.i.-M Mlvo and serves up every day th.
JSSI SOLE, XURBOT and
SEA THOUT
SI'RINO CHICKENS, Just in from the ranches
omired In evory style
This raetsurant!» Los Angeles's Delmoaloo.
"wiTusTTcULVER, of Pavilion. N. V.,
aays that Gllmore's Magnetic Elixir cured
him of a long standing Throat and Lung
trouble' C. F. HEINZEMAN, Agent, Loa
Angeles.
TRADE MARK.
lurl* Cts.
AT PBCCGIST3 AND r.KALi-IBS.
'- ;IU CHARLES A. VUUELKU CO , HALTISORB* OD.
j MISCELLANEOUS.
"dTbmne^
SUCCESS IN CURING DISEASES, WK
must In truth, say, has been most re
markable. His kind and honest dealings
with his patients is especially to be com
mended. We take pleasure in recommend
ing him as a gen lcman and physician. i'R.
BENNETT has been investigating the na
ture of diseases, both general aud private,
for over thirty years, aud adopting the best
methods of cure. And to-day he has n
equal west of Chicago. So, ladles aud
gentlemen, give him so early oall, and you
will not be disappointed.
S. R. HEAL.
Ofllce— 36}4 B. Spring Et., Los ADgcles,
Cal. jyB-tf.
HANKINU HOUSES.
First National M
OF LOS ANGELES.
Capital Stock tIOO.OOO
Surplus *1>J5,000
E. F. BriKoa, . I ". r - - - President
J. M. Elliott, Cashier
ntRECTCRS:
J. D. Bicknell. J F. Crank, H. Mnbury,
Wm. Lacy, E. V. Spence.
stockholders:
Est. of A. H Wilcox, James McCoy,
0. S. Wit'ierby, F. Q. story,
1. F. Crank, A. b Lankcrshim
Mrs.J X llollonbeck, Wm Lncy,
v. Msbury, s H. Mott,
L. H Carlton, E F. spence,
J. D. Bicknell, J. M. Elliott.
LOS ANGELES - COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital Stock Paid I f. SIOO,OOO.
Reserve Fund, aiOO.OOO.
JOHN E, PLATER President.
R.S.BAKER ....Vice-President.
GEO. 11. STEWART ..Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
H L. MacNeii., Jotham Bixbv,
John E. Plateb, I'.obkktS. Baker,
John A. Paxton, Geo W. Prescott,
R. M Wid.nev.
goP"B0Y and Sell Exchange: On San
Franc sco. New York, Loudon, Paris, Berliu
and Frankfort,
Exchanges on all parts of the
Uulted States aud Europe.
#sb» t "Receive Money on open account
and certificate of deposit, and do a general
banking and exchauge business.
MMERS' and MERCHANTS' BANK
OF LOS ANGELES.
Established In 1868
Paid Up Capital aSOO.OOQ.
Surplus aud Reserve Fund..S.>Oi>,(iOO.
Total •100,000.
Isaias W. Hellman Pr'sldent
L. C. Goodwin Vice-President
John Milneb Secretary
board of dikectobs,
Isaias W. Hellman, I John £>. Griffin,
O W Cliilds. C. E. Thorn,
Phil. Gamier, I J. B. Lankershlm
C. Ducommun, | Jose Mascarel.
CmV~ Exchange for sale on New York,
London, Frankfort, Dubliu, Paris aud Ber
lin. Receive depo-dts and issue their cer
tificates. Buy aud sell Governments, State,
County and City Bonds.
Southern California National Bank,
Nadeau Block.
JOHN I. REDICK President
1.. N. BREED Vice-President
WM. F. BOSBYSHELL Cashier
Paid in Capital •100,000.
Authorized Capital V 500,000.
Dlrectors-L. N. Breed, H. T. Newell, H.
A. Barclay, Charles E Day, Alexander Pen
ney, ii, M. Grahum, E «). Boshyshell. M.
Hagan, Frank Rader, William F. Bosbysheli,
John L Redick i?4-lf
Los tingeles Savings Bank.
i3-> NORTH MAIN ST.
CAPITAL, s « . , $300,000
PRESIDENT L. C. GOODWIN
SECRETARY. J. V. WAUHTKL
Hoard of Dlrectora:
uuias W. Hju.liman Joan E. Purss
Rsbt. 8. Baker, Jobs A. Paxtob,
L. 0. OooDwra.
Term Deposits will be received In sums of on
hundred dollars and over.
Ordinary Deposits tn sums of ten dollars and
over.
Money to loan on firs:-class Real Estate.
Los Angeles. July 1.1884'
THE GEEAT .AUCTION SALE
OF THE SIGHTLY
CITY VIEW TRACT!
78 BEAUTIFUL LOTS 78
Oa Lovely Boyle Heights,
AT AUCTION, MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1887, at 11 A. M.
ON THE PREMISES.
L UiSTCH WILL BE SERVED!
By order of THE LOS ANGELES LAND BUREAU, a Corporation,
GEORGE W. FRINK, President.
EASTON a ELDRIDGE, Auctioneers.
■
A rare chance for investment; sightly and healthy location; mountain
water ; only 1 1-2 miles from business center; easy of access; take the horse
cars at Temple Block, or at First and Main streets, direct to property; ten
minutes' walk from the proposed Grand Union Depot of the A., T. & S. F. R. R.
I^"Don't fail to look at this beautiful property. Terms easy; one-third
cash, one-third in 12 months and one-third in 18 months. Interest on last
payments, 8 per cent, per annum.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND CATALOGUES, INQUIRE AT
Los Angeles Land Bnreau.
"WWE?'! 20 WEST FIRST STREET. r2aZ5S£
Los Angeles National Bank,
Cor. First and Sprint; Sts.
Surplus 525,000
Capital sat.O.OOO
GEO H. BONEBRAKE President.
JOHN RKYSON, SR Vice-Presi'lent.
F. C. HOWES Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
On. W. G Cochran, H. H. Markham.
Perky M green John Brvs-on. Sr.,
Da. 11. Sinsab«pgh, F. C. Howes,
George H. Bonebbake.
for sale on all the princi
pal cities of the Uulted States and Europe.
niB
Southern Headquarters
JACKSON'S NAPA SODA SPRINGS!
A Pure mineral Water Rottled
iv its Own Gas.
ANALYSIS OF THE WATER.
Temperature Fahrenheit 68 dgs
Residue from the evaporation of a
gallon 68.76 grs
Bicarbonate of Soda 13.12
Carbonate of Magnesia 96.12
Carbonate of Lime 10 83
Chloride oi Sodium 6.20
Subcarbonate of Iron 7.84
Silphate of Soda 1.84
Slllcious Acid 0.62
Alumina 0.60
TESTIMONIALS.
We, the unders'gned physicians, practic
ing in the city of San Francisco, have ex
amined the result of tbe analysis made by
Dr. L. Lanszweert, practical chemist, of the
water of Napa Soda Springs of Napa. The
water, according to this examination, pos
sesses aperient, anti-acid aud fine tonic
properties, which caunot fail to be very
beneficial in the treatment of chronic dis
eases and affording a pleasant, healthful
aud invigorating beverage: H. M Gray.
A. F. Sawyer, John F. Morse. Arthur B.
Stout, William O. Ayers, H. Gibbons, Chaß.
Bertody, F. A. Holman. A. J. 80-ie, J. P.
Whitney, J. Fourgcaud, W. F. McNutt.
110 First Street, Nadeau Block,
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
fV Families Supplied at Residence.
la2iJ-tf GARDE MAHONY, Agent.
C a. GILMORE. BRANSON FORISKS.
C. G. GILMORE & CO.,
BROKERS
For tne Sale of Business Opportunities
——AND
ALL KINDS OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Parties wishing to buy or sell a business
that will bear a thorough investigation, are
requested to call upon us, as we have special
focillile. for such transactions. To the pur
chase and sals of all kind* of personal
property we give our close intention. A list
i f choice bamalns always ou hand. We also
do a general nroker ige Business. All bnsi
ness intrusted to us win be transacted with
promptness and dispatch.
0. G. HILMORE A CO.,
_ _ 39 North Sprlne street, Los Angelea.
gjnF~Koom9, over People* Store fI7-l m
PHILLIPS
Popular Pleasure Parties for all
Points East
Leave Los Angeles Match 10 and It, April
14and28, Call on or aidress A. PHILLIPS
&CO , 184 N. Main St,, Los Angeles, ml-lm
DKNTIKTs.
1882—EST A BUS HED—IBB2,
Hi. W.~WELLS,
DENTAL ROOMS NO. 23 SOUTH SPRING
street, Roeder Blook. Teeth extracted
without paiu. Special attention paid to
fllliug teeth. all
Drs. C. «t Frank Stevens,
Thebes set of teeth |8, on Celluloid or
Rubber. Painless extraction ol Teeth by
Nitrous Oxide Qaa or Vitalised Air. Fine
Gold Fillings a specialty. All operations at
Eastern prices and guaranteed Hootae
18 and. 19 Schumacher Block, op
posite P O. Open Sundays! Rom 9to 12..
mvf.t'
Nothing Surprising!
I Handle Only My Own Property,
A NO
OFFER THE FOLLOWING,
Knowing well that for years the sellers
have been the losers:
■ZOOO per acre—3 acre" on rnli
road. Adapted tor any bus-
Incia requiring side track.
■30 per acre—36o acre- of foot
hill land; the beet and
highest priced fruit and
reiMatll land. Two water
riant* ge with she •«"*!»■
81000 Fenced lot.l Oft. by ,2 *"''
on ocean View Aye. Ver>
dcHlrabl« In views, size
und position.
• KOO per ncre-SO acres In the
.'xi.ns.loii of seven-It M.
Advanced front *'"'"„ M*
acre because of «*»"*""'"
development In this part
•ISO P er ncic-n 1-2 »« re. »» Oj.
trleh tsrni n«i
Mas the n« v «"» ta s e " .Pi
magnificent VI'WS. fltT
water, com sm« »«lc» J low.
easy ascent, and will cut
un without W««eg
•S3 perft.-210 ft- «'» T*JKl2.r
ruiiiilng through tnMiiner
S™ Haif a ...lie from busi
ness center.
O. M. WELLS,
Room l, Law Block, Temple Street.
iiB-lm
mi:i»icAi..
Santa Abie,
flensing; to the I'm Kilo nnd
Death to a Cough.
Calico, Cal.—l have had the Catarrh for
five yearn and could hardly talk plain; 1
could not breathe through my nosrlfs. Your
California Cat-K-Cure haa cloned out my
head aud I can talk plainer no .v t tan I have
for the past five years, tour medicine is
all it is represented, flu »b»olutj cure ior
Catarrh and cold in the head.
Yours truly, OH .tans C. Ovekshinbb.
Woodland, Oal—Yob*medicines are sell
ing bett»r than any otbsr shell goods, and
give satlsfae lon to all purchasers. The
Cat-KCure is prnise.l very highly by all
wbo have tried It. Acd many cases have
been greatly benefited by its use when all
other remedies tried have proved of uo
benefit Yours truly, Pond & Lawson.
FoLSOM.CaI —I used lUittc-Tlne In chronic
rhenmstlsm with grent benefit, l'l-ase send
a supply to J. W. Hainos, 0 not, Nov., nnd
oblige yours truly, F. fi, Dt]ba NT, M. D.
fsT" SANTA ABIC is only sold In large
bottles nt tl: three for ti 6o Sold by all
wholesale and ret'll dr'iugist".
MEDIO At..
Due de Montebello Champagne
FINE IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE, FOR
MERLY THE PROPERTY OF HIS ROYAL
HIGHNESS TnE "DUC D'AUMALE" AND
THB PRINCE-) D'OKLEANS, OF THE
ROYAL FAMILY OF FRANCE.
WEYSE BROS.—TELEPHONE 11 and 3.» ft.
SOLD BY THE CASE OR THE BOTTLE
CALIFORNIA
THE LEADING
39>North Ifla.ln Street, nr. Court.
Telephonic 409.
HAS THE BEST SELECTED BILL OF FARE
of either Hot or Cold Eatables of auv house
in the city. OYSI'KItS iv any style. Prompt
attention; prices reasonable. gJtfOVEH
au. Kraut ITU GU3 90HADE,
fe27-lm Proprietor.
Nervous Oebllll] . Seminal U ran.
■less, I Klioiisi.il Vitality, Lew
manhood, and all the terrible effects of
self-abuse and excesses in maturer years,
such as nocturnal emissions, loss of mem
ory, dimness of vision, aversion to society,
Ihe vital fluid passing unobserved iv the
urine, aud other symptoms that lead to In
sauity and death. Young* uud middle
aged men suffering from the above,
should consult us at once. Cure (Guar
anteed in all Cases. Consulta
tion free. Chemical analysis, including
thorough microscopic examination of the
urine, $5. An honest opinion givon in all
eases. We furnish The Urcat I'.ngllsli
Kennedy, Mr Aatlcy Cooper's Vi
tal Keslorut Ire at $3 a bottle or four
times the quantity, *10.
SAIIIPI.E I-OTTM-: FREE
to any one stating symptoms, sex aud age.
Address KMUI.tKH mi'OUJAI. DIM
PKNsAItY.No.iI Kearny Street,
sau Francisco. Cal. d 4
f fIQT VfmViJPQ AND sexual
iiUOl r\tWrii>\ WEAKNEBSIES,
lowcver iultiVKa not ouly relieved but
PKRMANBNTLr IITJRKD without raedi
•imc IT COSTS NOTHINO tosend
for partlcvlars, which we will forward free
in soaled envelope on application. Dou'i
"nisa this opportunity. Address,
M. K. A. fio 1267 Broadway,
T TWTV »r» VnrV rfltV.
ANSON HOUGH, of Blaokberry, 111., says
he owes his life to Ollmorn a Magnetic Elix
ir. Try it. For sale by C. F. Heluzemau, 1
agent, Los Angeles. '
fIUSDICAI..
cal r a^l^ile.
The Only Uuurniitoed Cure for
Catarrh, Colds In the Head,
Hay Fever, Kose ("o'd, Catarrhal Deaf
ness and Sore Eyes. Restores the sense ol
taste and smell, removes bsrt taste aud un
pleasant brenlh, result Iron'Cntnrrh. Easy
and plea.ss.nt to u>e. Follow directions and
a cure Is warran'ed. Scud forclrcular to
ABIETINK MEDICAL CO ,
„, „ ._ Orovllle.Cal.
Six Months' Treatment by .Mail $1.10.
SANTA ABIE aiT CAM-CURE!
sW**BoW by 0. B, HANCE, 77 an-. H
Nortn Hnrlng street.
«W~M. A. NEWMAKK & CO.. Wholesale
Pepot. mr is iy
■ society NOiiiL's.
i - ' "' ■■ " '
SIGNET CHAPTER HO. 57, R. A. M.,
Meets statedly on the first Thursday a
o. each month, at 7:15 p. M., at Ma- M
. sonic Hall, McDonald Block. So-vy'
ourningC impauions In good stand-
, ng cordially invited. ~ v
J. H. MARTIN, H. P.
1 R. T. MULLARD, Secretary.
American Legion of Honor.
Safety Council No. 664 meets second aud
fourth Thursday evenings of each month
at their Hall, "Evening Express" Bulldtug,
Sojourning Companions lv good standing
are cordially invited.
W. T. BARNETT, Commander.
GEO. W. KNOX, Secretary.
Stanton Post, O. A. R,
Meets every Friday evening at Masonic
Hall. 8. Spring St. Visiting comrades
cordially invited. J. M. GUINN,
Post Commander.
S. C. SYMONDS, Adjutant. Je27 lm
Loa Angelea Council No. 11, Royal
and Selec Masters, P. & A. M.
Holm Its stated assemblies on tho 4th Mon
day of eaoh month at Maeonlo nail, at 7 80 r. «.
Sojourning Companions In good standing are
fraternally Invited to attend,
uy ordej the Th;. 111;.
J. K. B. Bbll, Recorder
K. OF P.
Trl-Color Lodge N0.96 meets every
Friday evening in Pythian Castle. Ai Z \
No. 24 Spring) treet. Iff&M
Sojourning Knights Invited. Gsw*£r7
H. T. PAYNE 0. C. 'sSSy
.SAAC B. SMITH, K. of R. and S.
nQy7-ryr
LOS ANGELES LODGE 65, A. sj. U. W.
Regular meetings of the above Lodge are
held every Wednesday evening at A. O.
U. WeHall, Childs' bulldiug, Main street.
Viaiting brethercn oordially Invited.
CHAS H. WHITE, M. W.
WALTER DKVEKAUX, Recorder.
fajjj lyr
Knlghta Templar.
Corcm Di Lioa Cok m indsry no. 9, X: - T: -
Holds its stated oonclavee at tbe asylum In Ma
sonic Hall, on the Third THURSDAY of each
month, at 7j o'clock p. a. Sojourning Knlghta
Templars in good standing are cordially Invited to
attend. By order ot the If: • 0 ■ •
R. T. MULLARD, Recorder.
Los Angeles Lodge No. 36, L 0. 0. P
REGULAR MEETING hold on
m 9r Wednesday evening of eaoh week
at 7:80 o'clock.
Sojourning brethren in good standing are
cordially invited. H. H. CRAWFORD, N. G.
Ed. F. Pbaiso, R. S. Jy2S
Los Angeles Chapter No. 33, B:-
A> M>
113 U.ed eon vocations on second MONDAY of each
month, 7, r. m., at Maeonlo Hall, Spring St
Sojourning companions In good standing fra
ternally invited By order of
O. F. MoLELLAN, H.
I,'J.P CpriDV. Secretary.
SB wo cordially recommend
T -^ a "as^ a f yourU m thebest remedy
Cur.iln snuwn lv usr.rGonorrli.ra
AVI tiisiiaTß.V And Gleet.
aWOc.raater.l not i.B We have sotd consider.
gTM cauaoSlrlolure. " nMe. and In every case, it
■SI , has given SAtiifacticn.
Ks| M r d ont, by to, AISISS A LUt,
Xfmt™ lluJson . N , Y .
Clnclnnatl.s^PJßß
Oala. jfWM j Sold by DruggltU.
w \ Pnce ei.oo.
WHY WILL YOU Sl'sFElt from Ague and
Malaria when Gllmore's Aromatic Wine will
cure yon.—C. F. Heinzeman, agent, Lee Au
geles.