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CITY COUNCIL.
Meeting of That Body
Yesterday.
HKW SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.
k Motion to Censure Deputy .City
Assessor Pragcr Is Tabled.
Petitions, Etc.
The city oouncil met at 2:20 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, President Breed in
the chair, and all the members present
exoept Mr. Johnson.
The minutes of the previous meetinii
were read and approved.
REPORT OF CITY OFFICER*.
The Auditor presented his weekly re
•port of the condition of the several
funds of the city. Finance committee.
The Superintendent of Streets present
-ada payroll amounting to $577.60. Fi
nance committee.
• The Zanjero presented a payroll
-amounting to $384. Finanoecommittee.
MESSAGES FROM THE MAYOR.
The Mayor presented a communication
calling attention to tho condition of the
public streets. He advises that Main
street beat once pavod from the plnza
to Fifth street, and that Spring street be
paved from Temple to Fifth. Ou mo
tion of Mr. Perry, referred to a special
committee. The mayor appointed the
■following committee: Messrs. Perry,
iFrankentield and Steams.
The Mayor also reported that the
county had agreed to assist the city in
taking care ot smallpox patients, and
that special policemen arc now employed
to guard quarantined houses.
Tbe Mayor presented agreement with
Sisters of Charity to take charge of
smallpox patients at the hospital for $3
par day for each patient admitted to the
hospital. Approved.
The Mayor said he had received a tele
gram asking the council to inform the
Governor that the city approved the
Crandall bond bill. The Clerk was au
thorized to so telegraph Governor Bin
lett.
NEW SMALLPOX HOSPITAL.
The board of health presented a com
munication saying: "Your board of
health,recogniziug the absolute necessity
for prompt action in tbe rbatter, have
beau compelled to order drawn plans for
a new smallpox hospital by the city sur
veyor, and have also advertised for bids
for the building. The site has
not as yet been fully determined
•on, owing to opposition of ad
orning property owners. We would
advise that some aotion be taken by the
council toward the selection of a site for
said building.
The Mayor said that he would like to
have some suggestions from the Council,
as people were objecting to every place
proposed by the Board of Health. Mr.
Goss particularly objected, as the board
proposed to locate tbe hospital in a
oafion at the mouth of which was his
brickyard, and more teams would have
to pass the new site than tbe one now in
ass. Mr. Breed said the present place
was good enough, snd suggested that a
new house he built a little above where
the present one now stands. After sev
eral suggestions had been made, the
matter was referred to the Board of
Health with power to act.
The City Surveyor presented plans
specifications for the new smallpox
hospital. Adopted and referred to the
-Board of Health, with power to act.
The following bids were presented for
building the hospital: Peter Keenan,
$5700; J. H. Harrington, $10,778; M.
B. Miller, $10,800. Referred to the
Board of Health.
We have erected a small two
room house for the Sisters in
charge of Jthe hospital." Also reported
that they had authorized the Health
Officer to employ a competent physician
to take charge of the hospital at a sal
ary of $200 per month. Approved.
Also, that the Health Officer had been
notified to place a yellow flag at each
house where there is a case of smallpox.
Adopted.
Auto, that the Chief of Police place his
force at the disposal of the health
officer. So ordered.
Also,that the Health Officer report all
new cases to the daily papers each day.
THE FINANCE COMMITTEE
Reported the examination of reports of
sundry city officers and recommended
that they be filed. So ordered.
Concerning charges against Deputy
City Assessor Pragsr, reported that Mr;
Prager bad appeared before the commit
tee aud made satisfactory explanations.
The committee made no recommenda
tion in the matter, and after considera
ble discussion, the whole thing was laid
ou the table by a vote of 9 to 5.
CONCERNING ASSESSMENTS.
City Assessor Stephenson appeared
before the Council aud said that there
was a question in bis office which re
tarded business. He said that he had
valued certain property on the Aliso
tract at $1500 and found that the same
property was mortaged for $5400. Now
he wanted to know at. what he should
assess the mortgage. He gave this as
an example; there wera many snch
eaaes in his office. He said that the
City Attorney told him to assess the
mortgage no greater than he did the
Sroperty on which the mortgage rested,
n motion he was instructed to follow
the City Attorney's advice.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The Charity-street cable road was al
lowed to withdraw its application for a
double-track road from Seventh street
along Fort to Temple.
The petition of the Los Angeles de•
velopmeut company for a franchise for a
table road from Seventh street along
Fort to Temple was referred to the Board
of Public Works.
The amended ordinance relating to
hacks was adopted.
The ordinance relating to sale of lot 4
block P, Fort hill tract, was approved.
The bond and contract of Bath & Fos
tnir for storm regulator were approved.
The contract and bond with Frick
Bros, tor excavating Main-street sewer
were approved.
Bind of Frick Bros, for laying pipe on
Flower and Picheco streets was ap
proved.
An ordinance providing for the sale cf
certain land on Main-street extension
was adopted.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The Board of Fire commissioners re
ported the expenditure of $1990.14 dur- •
log February. Referred to the Finance ,
committee. I
The Land committee asked one week's c
further time on petition of Los Augelts
infirmary. So ordered.
Recommended that petition of Isaac
Smith for quit-claim deed to property on f
First street be granted. So ordered. J
That surveyor survey land for which r
Amanda W. Scott asks a quit-claim
deed. So ordered. <
The Board of Education asked for a p
sassUi supply of water at the Canter
strect and Temple-street schools. Citi- ll
sens' water company requested to 1 1
iaoieise the sappty. 1
LOS ANGELES DAILY HEBALJP. MARCH 15. 1886.
BEESWAX —Beeswax, 170M19C.
VEGETABLES MlXED—chiles per Is. 12c
bid; Garlic: 6c.; t>c asked; Cabbage per.loo
res, 1.00(9*1.25.
BEANS AND DRIKD PEAS—Pink No. 1,
new crop, $1.80 bid, 11.80 asked; Lima,
|2 75(93.25; Navy, small, $120 asked;
Blaoa-eved, tl asked; Garvamos. $3 asked;
Green Field Peas, «2 asked Lentils. $3.00
asked. Bayo s, $2 asked; Red Spanish, *2.
POULTRY'—Hens No 1, per oo«en, $7.00
bid: $8 00 asked : Old Roostera. per doscu, M
bid :fouug X Misters, per dos, $7 50 bid;
Broilers, large, per doteu,ss.o' bid. Broil
ers, small, per Arisen, $4.00 bid: Duckß.per
dozeu, large. $7.5', Md: Ducks per doien,
small $6.69 bid ; TnrasTS, per lb, 18c.
UVE STOCK-Livo Hogs, Scfaic.
DRIED FRUlT—Peaohes. S. D. No. 1, 10c
isked; do No. 2, 7*c asked: do, peeled, 15c
asked; do, 8. D. peeled No. 2, asked;
pitted Plums,l2V<c asked; Bl»ckborries,l2Uc
asked-Prunes, Cal, French new crop,
910o; Prunos, Cal, German, 7c asked; Apri
cots, evaporated, 25c asked.
APPLES—Evaporated Huntley's, 10c ask
ed; Hunt's Alden, 14c asked; Sun Dried
iliced, 5c a«ked.
RAlSlNS—layers, $150 asked; Ex Lon
don Layers, new:f 1.75 ssked; Three Crown
Layers, new, $1.75 asked: Loose Muscatels
$1.40; Bulk Raisins, 5c asked. Dried grapes,
2c
NUTS—Walnuts new, Uc@lso; Peanuts,
Cal.Niv I, 6o asked; do, No. £3c asked; do
Eastern, asked: Almonds, S. S-, ISO oak
sd; Almonds, H S. 100 .
CITRUS FRUITS — Oranses. 1.75 asked;
Lemous.soedllnjf per bnx, $2.00 asked: Lorn,
ona, Eureka and Lisbon per box, $.1 50 asked,
HIDES — Dry, l'''C bid; Kip, lac bid;
Calf. 18HC bid; Culls, >„ less.
SKINS—Short wool, each. 15ci930c: Long
wool, each, $1 bid; Shearlings, each, 10c
old.
WOOL— Spring Clip, p-r lb, bid.
PROVISIONS—Extra light bacon, cloar,
11c asked: Light clear, 10c asked: Clear
medium, 10c asked: Medium bacon, 9c
asked: heavy bacon Be.
LARD—4O-1 b 'ins. 8c per ib;S-in palls, SUe
per lb; 5 lb pails, 81-4 C pe* lb; 10 lb palW, 8c
per lb. „ ~
HA MS-Eastern sugar cured, 13c; Cali
fornia, 1." JC.
The Bridge committee recommended
that bill for repairing Aliso-street bridge
be paid. .
Turned in $6710. subscription for
Knbrts street bridge, and recommended
that contract be drawn.
The Zinja committee recommended
that J. H. Blaiobard be allowed to
connect with woolen-mill ditoh. So
ordered.
On petition of M. M. Green, further
time asked. Granted.
That bids for excavating woolen-mill
ditoh be advertised for. so ordered.
BOARD OF rUBUO WORKS.
Recommended that protest of G. \V.
King et al, against grading of Texas
street be denied because the parties
represented no property en that street.
So ordered.
Also, that protest of V. Beaudry
against change of grade ou Texas street
be denied. So ordered.
That petition of K. Rasch to lay pipes
in Childs' tract be granted. So ordered.
That commissioners on ' Courthouse
street assess damages of A. W. Palmer.
So ordered.
That R. B. Young be allowed to de
posit building material on-Second street.
So ordered.
That Clerk advertise for bids for grad
ing part of Seventh street. So ordered.
That matter of crossings on Spring
and Eighth streets referred to Street
Superintendent, fo ordered.
That petition for grading on Diamond
street be granted. So ordered.
That proposition of »V. T. Wiltshire
i to open an SO-foot street on western
boundary of Seventh-street park. So
ordered.
That petition of E. F. Kysor and J.
i H. Bryant be referred back for draft of
. ordinance. So ordered.
That protest of McLaughlin against
change of grade of Texas street be do
' vied. So ordered.
, That portion of Virgin street be de
nied. So ordered.
Asked further time on all street-rail
way franchises. So ordered,
j That the intersection of Second aud
! Flower streets be graded. So ordered.
Presented notices of intention to
establish grades ou Angelina, Figueroa,
1 Nevada and Adela streets and recom-
I mended their adoption. So ordered.
1 That the suggestions of the Ci'.y Stir
e veyor regarding pavements and paving
he* adopted. This called forth a long
discussion and each member of theCoun
s oil seemed to have his own peculiar
' views on the subject of street paving.
Mr. Lambie moved that the whole mat
ter be referred to Committee of the
Whole. So ordered.
NEW ELECTRIC LKIIITS.
The Committee on Gas recommended
f that 150-foot eiectric light masts be
, erected at the following points: One
, on Boyle Heights, at the corner of Soto
• and New York streets. One in East
. Los Angeles, at the corner of Walnut
, avenue aud Missiou Road. One at the
i corner of Missiou Road, Cincinnati and
I Omaha streets. One at some place be.
. tween Ward and Ninth, west of Pearl.
I So ordered.
. MISCELLANEOUS.
An ordinance was presented, allowing
the Old Fellows to occupy a portion ot
) the hospital grounds, for the purpose
of erecting tents or other structures in
', which to care for members ot tbe order
who may have infections or contagious
I diseases. Referred to the Board of
, Health.
j The contract with Mrs. M. Wood &
. Co., for furnishing meals to the city
, prisoners, was approved.
s The Council agreed to rent from Geo,
t W. Williamson a building on Ninth
5 streot near Main, to be. used as an
. engine-house. The rental is $50 per
3 month.
f The City Attorney called the atten
tion of the Council to the section of the
9 charter and the penal code regarding
( the duties of tbe Board of Health. Re
, ferred to the Board of Health.
Mr. Fred Lambourn, of the Second j
r Ward, protested against the violation
of sanitary regulations by a rag and
' junk shop on Aliso street. Referred to
, Board of Health.
Mr. Teed moved that Cohns' hide
house be investigated. So ordered.
I PETITIONS, COMMUNICATIONS, ETC.
1 The following petitions were ordered
l referred to the appropriate committees:
From Robt. Steere et al.. asking |that
sewer on Third street be connected with
Charity-street sewer,
i From J. W. Anderson et al., protest
ing against dnmping garbage on Seventh
street, near the river.
From M. A. Blanchard, protesting
i against using foot of Canal street for
i building purposes.
From E. H. O'Melveney et al., to
1 have grade of Wright street established.
From M. L Wicks, to remove eartb
from Bellevue avenue for 25 cents per
f cubic yard.
I From E. Bouton et al., for a branch
sewer on Walter street from Alameda
, to Castelar.
From Mrs. Doria Jones, asking that
' New High street be graded between
Temple and Franklin streets.
From citizens, for a change of grade
. on Hope street, between Fourth aud
I Fifth.
From L. N. Breed, protesting against
proposed grade on Soto street.
From Maria Callahan et al., asking
■ change of name of Freeman street to
Park place.
From A. C. Putter, that zanja 8 be
piped across Moore street.
From A. G. Gardiner, to build frame
• house near Downey-avenue bridge.
From H. T. Stoddard & Co., to con
nect 100 San Pedro street with sewer.
From M L. Wicks, to move a house.
From Frick Bros., fors73Bon account.
From B. C. Guirudo for a street car
franchise from Temple to Loinitas, to
Bellevue avenue, to Laguna, along Mon
tana to Reservoir street.
From T. A. Garnsey et al., asing that
zanja No. 8, on Figueroi street, be re
paired.
From J. Murietta, to move a house.
From J. R.tehie, asking to lease city
lots 3 and 4, in block H, Hancock's sur- I
A Sad Case of Poisoning.
Is that ot a man or .vot.su atiuctea wun
disease or derangement of the liver, result
ing in poisonous accumulations iv the
blood, scrofulous affeotlons.sickheadaches,
• ud diseases of the Sidneys, lungs or heart.
These troubles can be cured only by going
to the primary cans*, aud putting the liver
in a healthy eouditlon. To accomplish this
result speedily and effectually nothing has
proved itself so efficacious as Er Pierces
"Golden Medical Discovery," which has
never failed to do the work claimed for it,
and never wilt.
What caa be more disagreeable, more dis
gusting, than to sit iv a room with a person
who is troubled with catarrh, aud has to
I keep coughing and clearing his or her
throat of the mucus which drops iuto Ml
Such persons are alwaysto be pitied, if they
tru to cure themselves and fail But if
titer got Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, there
need be no failure.
* • * • Rupture radically cured, also
pile tumors and fistulin. Pamphlet "f par
ticulars ten cents iv stamps World's Dis
pensary Medical Ass:ciatlon. Buffalo, N \ .
Damiana Bitters makes the old young and
the weak strong and healthy. M. Levy A
Co., wholesale liquor dealers, agents
FORD & MYEE,
Office in St. Elmo Hotel, 849 N. Main St.,
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENCY.
Main street, between First and Sec
oud, flue business lots; pr front foct $ 7(0
Main street, bet. Fifth and Sixth,, ele
gant resideuce and fine lot, 70 foot
front 25,300
Figueroa street, fine 10-acre tract;
easy terms; a bargain 7500
Adams street, tract of 5 acres, flue for
subdivision 6500
Spring street, bet. Third and Fourth,
3 story brick block, new, paying a
handsome rent 60,C00
Spring street, bet Fifth and Sixth,
flue business property; prfrntfoot. 335
Fort street, cor. Fifth, lesidence.wlth
all modern improvements; lot 70x
122V4; a bargain 20,000
Fortstret cor Second, flue business
lot, 70 foot Iront; per front foot 500
Temple street, near business center,
cottage an i fine lot. 50x150: a bargain 3000
Angelefio street, near Temple, new
6-rooin house, corner lot, 50x130 3500
Shaw street, nr. Main, house 7 rooms;
ten minutes'walk from postofflce;
easy terms 3800
Hope street, near Temple, elegant
house, barn, etc.: lot 60x165 5000
Bellevue place, cottage and two large
lots, c ose to Sixth-street oar line.... 60CO
Loomls street, near Bellevue terrsce.
10-room house, all modem impiove
ments, fashionable part of city, lot
50x200, stone wslis, cement walks... 8000
Union avenue, near cable road, new
house, 6 rooms, bath, closets, pantry
and basement 3000
Union avenue, corner of Ocean View
aye., 2-story new house, modern Im
provements, 3 large lots 5500
Union avenue, cor. Court street, resi
dence aud choice lot70xl«; worth
Inspection 3000
Diamond street, ne»r Belmont Hotel,
neat cottage, S rooms, all modern
improvements 3400
Lou.a drive, near cable car line, most
elegant residence and site ou the
hills, witli every modern improve
ment, fine barn, lot 100x180 16,000
Grand avenue, near Seveuth street,
amo"g the wealthy residents, a fine
U-room mansion, with barn, every
modern arrangement, fine yard. 7500
Hill street, near Ninth, elegant resi
dence, every mortem Improvement,
fine barn, beautiful lawn: we invite
Inspection; a choice bargain 12,0011
Flower street, cor. Tenth, flue lot 150 x
165, most desirable corner 9000
Victor avenue, near Temple street, 3
choice lots 60x150, nr. business cen
ter 1100
Wlugerton tract, ou Seventh street,
subdivided iuto lots; cheapest tract
in city
Ellis tract, sof the very choicest lots
in the tract; also, tine resideuce
Angelefio Heights; here we hold all
the unsold lots; magntficcut loca
tion; prices, $800 to 2000
Yam ell tract, end of Second-street
cable, 50 choice lots; prices, 5650 to 1000
Boyle Heights, three tracts, by the
acre, from $230 to 1750; 150 lots iv
very desirable places, from $200 to
$2000: also, some flne residences
East Los Augeles, some of tbe very
choicest lots, and some of the very
cheapest; one 12 acre tract, suitable
for subdivision, at a bargain; also,
some resldencej
Lincoln Park, Pasadena Railroad;
lovely residence, all modern im
provements, large lot, grounds well
cultivated, five trains pass the door
daily 3000
Pomona, two blocks in heart of city,
$300 per acre; on 25 acre farm, with
75 .-hares water, the best soli and
place in the valley; per acre 230
Ansa, tract of land near new depot
site, with water, $225 per sere; tract
in new town site, with abundance
of water, $275 per acre; also, several
improved places cheap
Duarte, one rauchof 5 acres, highly
improved, with water; one of 10
acres, one of 12 acres, one of 15 acres,
one of 21 acres, one of 24 acres, one
34 acres, one of 43 acres, one of 138
acres, and several large tracts; theso
comprise improv'd and unimproved
places; prices, per acre, from $125 to 300
Sau Gabriel, the finest improved farm
in this country; every foot iv trees,
vines and berries: 5 milt s from Los
Angeles; rare chance; per acre $300;
20 acres, house, barn, trees, vines,
and flne well water, *25j per acre;
20 acres improved, trees, vines, etc.,
per acre 200
Anaheim, 25 acres flne land, 22 shares
water stock, per acre 12. r i
Pasadena, choice property of every
description. Partiesaesiriug to pur
chase here will do well to call on us
before going
daychnice lands In Santa Monica, Santa
Ana, The Palms, Long Bench and every
part of this souther i cotiu'ry at low prices.
Dairy ranches, 40 acres, with cows, horse.,
wagons, t.iols, eve I y co venienceaud agood
paying dairy route to sell or trade for city
prosajrt . Two flue cigar stores, best stands
in the city, $1000 and $2000: $125 and $250 per
month or no sale. This comprises but a
bmall portion of the property we h *ye on
hand. Wo solicit your conslderailou. Free
carriages lo all places. Free railroad fare
to purchasers of property out of the city,
ssrl
FOll RENT
IN TUB
'ROSPEROCS TOWN OF POMONA
THE LARGS
BRICK STORE, COR. OF ELI.EN AND
Second streets, now occupied us a hard
ware store. The building is 20x70 feet, with
varehouse attached; counters and shelv
ng all complete, and handsomely fitted
bis is a fine opening for a large stock ol
lardware and agricultural Implements.
Apply to JOHN JOHNSTON, Pomona,
Or to SCHODER, JOHNSTON A CO,,
Los Angeles.
Pomona, February 28,1887. f25-lm
Los Angeles Produce Market.
The following is the official record of the
Los Angeles Produce Exchange, corrected
tally. In tbe quotations, unless otherwise
stated, it is to be understood that the first
Igure is the highest price bid and the last '
•he lowest price asked. These quotations i
ue for round lots from first hands; for
small lots out of store higher prices are
isked:
WHEAT—Australian No. 1, white, $l.(V>
asked: Rye, $1 50 asked: Gold Drop,
$1.15 bid, $1.30 tasked; White Russian,
$1.50. j
BARLEY—Feed No. 1.90c@51.05. ,
CORN—Large yellow, car load lots, 90c bid, 1
small carload lots. 1t.05 asked. t
FLOL'R—Pirmeer and Crown $5.25 asked, t
MILL FEED—Bran. .21 asked; Shorts, $23 J
tsked; Mixed Feed, corn and barley, $1.25 I
isked: Cracked Corn, ILl.i asked: Cracked i
Barley,sl.l,"> asked :Groundßarley,ll 15 tsked ■
(tolled Barley. II 15 asked. 1
GRAIN BAGS—Grain Bags MS, 22x86,6JZ C c
asked; 1886 Calcutta spot, .;>,«. asked; Potato t
Sacks, 3 asked; Mill Sacks, 5c asked.
SEED—Alfalfa, new,llc asked.
HAY"— Barley, WB No. 1, new, 114.50 asked; -
A'falfa W. B. $14; Oat, W. B. »T7.
POTATOES—EarIy Rose. Northern. 12 00 "
asked: Peerless, 12.00; Humboldt 12.00;
Peachblows, $2.25; Early Rose seed, North
ern, 12 00; Burbank. 12.25; Nashonic, $2.25. _
BWEET POTATOFS —Red and white *2 P
b'd; »2 60 asked; yellow, $2 50. 1
BCfTEß—Faucy Roll. 230 per fb asked,
'.hoice Roll, 22c per tt asked; Fair Roll, per
tti,2oc asked: Mixed Store, 15c per lt> asked-
Pickled Roll, 15c per tti asked; Firkin I
Oholce 15n per lb; Firkin Cooking, 15c per *
!b asked. w
CHEESE—Large. 15c asked; small. 16c w
taked: small (8 ib hand) 180 asked; Uv extra 'f
per lb when cased for shipment, {
EGGS—Eggs, fresh. 14c@16c. hi
HONEY—Extracted light, Job
lots, 4a60 asked: Amber, So bid; Comb, lOof*
l2 oSllON3—Yellow Denver, Northern, $8.75
asked.
MEDICAL.
UK (STINTS.
1882—ESTABLISHED—1882,
L. W. WELLS,
DENTAL ROOMS NO. '23 SOUTH SPRING
street, Roeder Block. Teeth extracted
without pain. Special attention paid to
fllllng teeth. Dll
Drs. C. A Frank Stevens,
Thebes set of teeth 59, on Oellalold or
Rubber. Painless extraction of Teeth bj
Nitrous Oxide Gas or Vitalised Air. Fine
Gold Killings a specialty. AU operations at
Eastern prices and guaranteed Room*
18 sand IB Schumacher HlocM, op
posite P O. Open Sundays! Rom 9to 12.:
mv«f
Nothing Surprising!
I Handle Only My Own Property,
AND
OFFER THE FOLLOWING,
Knowing well that for years the sellers
have been tbe losers:
$2000 per acre—3 acres on rail
road. Adatited forauybus'
InesM requiring side trunk.
S3O nor acre-3HO acre- of loot
hill land; the beat und
highest priced fruit and
vegetable land. Two water
right* go wuii ihe Hind. .
SIOOO Frin ed Int. ll> ft. br 186 ft.,
on Ocean View Aye. Very
desirable In views, size
and position.
SBOO per acre—SO acres In tbe
exteiiHlou of Seven'h. St.
Advanced from MCOO per
acre because of the rapid
development In this purt
of the rii v-
S4 50 pcrucrc—ll 1-2 acres on Os
trich Farm Itloinr Hood,
tins the advantages >>•
* magnificent view*, city
water, coniniuiiicntinn,
easy ascent, nud will cut
un without water.
525 per ft.—2lo ft. «n Third St.
runulng through toHulnr
Mt. Haifa ..illc from busi
ness center.
C. M. WELLS,
Room 1, Law Block, Temple Street.
flB-lm
C. 0. GILMOUE. BRANSON FORBES.
C.G.GILMORE&CO.,
BROKERS
For the 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 wo have special
faciliiie. for such transactions. To the pur
chase an I sale of all kinds of personal
property we give our close attention. A list
of choice bargains always on hand. We also
do a general Brokerage Husiness. All bus!
ness intrusted to us will be transacted with
promptness and dispatch.
C. G. GILMORE A CO.,
39 North Spring street, L is Angeles.
gaT-Room 9, over People's Store, fl7-lm
SCHMIDT & PACKARD,
Real Estate Agents,
NO. 1 ARCADIA STREET,
OPPOSITE THE POSTOFFICE.
Corner ol First and Los Angeles streets
from 40 to 100 feet on Los Angoles.
ft2O,OOO—CITY GARDENS, on San Pedro
street.
Lot and honses, 20x155, opposite
New Depot; »7uoo.
Lots and houses on Charity, Aliso.
Pearl, San Fernando, etc., tt eets; 1
Sonoratown, East Los Angeles, Boyle
Heights, Brooklyn Heights, Pico
Heights, Child's Tract, etc., etc
Large and imaller tracts in and
ou'side the city limits.
Largo and Small farms, stook
rauches, orchards and vineyards
around Los Angeles and at Fulton
Wells, Sau Fernando, Orange, Gar
den Grove. Passdena, Florenoe. El
Monte, Santa Barbara. Wilmington,
MONEY'°TO BORROW' on good security.
SCHMIDT & PACKARD,
127 lm No. 1 Arcadia St. •
CALIFORNIA
THE LEADING
:i!l^orMi^
TELEFHONK 409.
HAS THE BEST SELECTED BILLOFFARE
of either Hot or Cold Eatables ?f ■nyhouse
in the city. OYSTERS in any styleJPrompt c
attention: prices reasoname. •JCS"""
°™y**g& K : I
LOST POSPER ImnSSi;
which we will «°^» d , ,
In sealed envelope on application. Don t i
r say? Hew York City, i
MISCELLANEOUS.
QUCCESB IN CURING DISEASES, WE
IO must in truth, say, has been most re
markable. His kind and honest dealings
with his patients is especialty to be com
mended. We take pleasure in recommend
ing him as a gentleman and physician. DR.
BENNETT has beeu Investigating tbe na
ture of diseases, both general and private,
for over thirty years, and adopting the best
methods of cure. And to day he has no
equal west of Chicago. So, ladles and
gentlemen, give him au early call, and you
will not be disappointed.
S. R. HEAL.
Office—36W 8. Spring St., Los Angeles,
Cal. JyS-tf.
KGAL ESTATE.
Ms Tract
Lots in this Attractive Property,
SITI'ATED ON
DOWNEY AVENUE
AND ADJOINING STRKKTS.
Are Now Offered For Sale
At a less price than anythlngin theclty.
No Such a Chance Will Occur Again!
THERE ARE LOTS TO SUIT ALL
AT
Prices to Suit Every Purse.
The looality cannot fail 'o rapidly in
crease iv value, now that two cable roads
are assured for East Los Angeles.
AID-TITLE PERFECT.-^(1
T. E. ROWA.N 114 N. Spring street
0. A. SUMNER A C 0....14 N, Spring street
GEO. W. JOHNSTON,
Cor. of Dowuey aye. aud Thomas st.
mrs-lm
THEY ARE GOING!
AND
Don't You Forget It.
WH ATP
THOSE BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN
The Bliss Tract.
For *«0O to WSOO I can give you lots
50x150, on the right side ot tho streets,
and within fifteen minutes' walk of the
posioffice. Go out two miles and you have
to pay 60 to 100 per cent. more. Why do
this, when ihe new depots, shops and rail
roads will enhance the value of the BLISS
lots two-fold or more ? lam authorized to
sell these lots at prescut rates aud terms—
one-third down—but in a short time to ad
vance prices at least 10 percent The home
stead, with two lots, covered with magnifi
cent trees and shrubbery, for only loOtO,
one-t.hird down.
Call on me at Childress Bank.
CssV**Carriages ready at all times.
fl9-lm H. P. LANTZ, Trustee.
AUCTIONS.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE!
BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT
Monday, March 91,1887
At 10.30 A. in.,
AT THE RANCH OF THE ESTATE OF
HE TIT NADEAI', DECEASED,
Near FLORENCE, Los Angeles county, we
will —
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY :
75 HEAD OF WORK HORSES and MULE 3,
12 COWS,
5 GRADED JERSEY BULLS,
3 LARGE FREIGHT WAGONS,
4 TOUR-HORSE WAGONS,
4 TWO-HORSE WAGONS,
4 GANG PLOWS,
10 CORN CULTIVATORS,
4 WHEELED ROAD SCRAPERS,
30 COMMON ROAD SCRAPERS.
S. R. CASWELL,
Special Administrator of Estate of R.
Nadeau.
NOYF.S Sl DENNIS, Auctioneers, rnrs-2w
Southern Headquarters
JACKSON'S NAPA SODA SPRINGS!
A Pure HI literal Water Rottlcd
lv its Own Uas.
ANALYSIB OF THE WATER.
Temperature Fahrenheit 68 dgs
Residue from the evaporation of a
gallon 68.76 grs
Bicarbonate of Soda 18.12
Carbonate of Magnesia. 26.12
Carbonate of Lime 10 88
Chloride of Sodium 5.20
Subcarbonate of Iron 7.84 ,
Sulphate of Boda 1.84
Slllcious Acid 0.62
Alumina 0.60
TESTIMONIALS.
We, the undersigned physicians, practic
ing in the city of Sau Francisco, have ex
amined the result of the analysis made by
Dr. L. Lnnszweert, practical chemist, of the
water of Napa Soda Springs of Napa. The
water, according to this examination, pos
sesses aperient, autl-acld and fine tonic
properties, which cannot fail to be very
heneflelal in the treatment of chronic dis
eases aud 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. Bo 'le, J. P.
Whitney, J. Fourgeaud, W. F. McNutt.
110 First Street. Nadeau lllock,
LOS ANGELES, CAL. i
CSV-Families Supplied st Residence. I
jiio-tf GARDE MAUONY, Agent. '
MRS. A. STRAUS,
FLORIN T,
A T HER RESIDENCE 129 N. CHARITY i
/\. street, near Temple, is prepared to i
Ornish Florsl Supplies, fill designs and
Bouquets for Weddings, Funerals, etc, at ,
owesi prices. Orders promptly attended
,0. P.O. Box 714. Telephone 151. xarß-lm
rtiEPii'Ai,.
CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE.
The Only «.uaruutcert Dure for
Catarrh, ( olds In ihe Head,
Hay Fever, Erse Cod, Catarrhal Deaf
ness and Sore Eyes. Restores the sense ol
taste and smelt, removes bad taste and un
pleasant breath, result from Catarrh. Easy
aud pleasant to u«e. Fo low directions and
a euro Is warranted. Send for circular to
AEIEIINE MEDICAL CO ,
01 v ... Orovlllo, Cal.
six Months' Treatment 11; by Mall |LIU.
SANTA ABIE and CAT-R-CURE!
v . «tsV"-Wold by C. H. HANCE, 77 au.. . •
Norui3prtng street.
sTMT-M. A. NEWMARK A CO., Wholesale
"epot. mv 29 1»
The Wonder ol itic Ninctccntli Ccntnry!
PKOF. ASHBORN'S
Numindi's Embossing Oil!
THE ONLY PAINT-RENEWER
IN EXISTENCE—MANUFACTURED AND
•uvned by the Embossing OU Company,
Danbnrv, Conn. This Inveutton has wouder
• ful renewing powers in bringiug out the
faded colors of painted houses When used
• It briugs out a better color than the paint.
Call and investigate. Town, i iiy and
, Stnte right*for sale. A. A. CURTIS, Agent,
Ht-lmßaTn'h 4:: Te pie street.
DR. SCHILLING'S
. HEALTH
CORSET. \V If
CAUTION—Do \»*\mA\V\
not Jet others load )B'v\'-V\' : Si\
you lnu> tiiiylm; /«f ..,t\ \. \.)\
worthies hnlta- /figf \ \ \t\
wear i four Imm^^
- perfe -try .•«ti'«::e-:..ry. For-»:•» hvJobbingand
retail Dry < v .1«»1..ra l-.-h,-i-„i|,.-, or 1? not
t obtainable,-will !,,-> i-mil,,! ]~. tugeiiuM
1 1-BBintvi.w, nil 15: £mnH
Psttevn, *1 50: NfiMiNu, SI 51); AnnoM.
. I n al. Sa ; Misses'. 85c.
' S. L. LESZYNSKY & 00.
Solo Agents for Pacific C<iast,
I 17 ano 19 Battery Street. San Francisco. CsV
t
EDGAR SESSIONS,
(Successor to W. D. Vawter & Co.)
Mi ma Ifflonica,
HAVING PURCHASED THE MERCHAN
dise stock of W. D. Vawter & Co., at
»anta Monica. I will coutlnue the business
. at the same old place on Thir l street. Ask
ing for acontlmianceof the favors bestowed
i upon the old Arm, I will do my best to
please all Customers, EDGAR SEBSIONB.
febl3 lm-tues.frt.sun.
THE Sign of the Arkansaw Cough
* B}Tupialookuiffyouall6oDju»intno
face.
Do yon want a sure, safe and reliable,
Cough Syrup ? Are you troubled with a
i <-ongh. Cold, Broncnitis or Long Com
plaint ? Dp yonr Babiee keep yon awake
all night with Hacking Coughs, Colds in
tho Head. etc. Do you want something
reliable In the house to meet these
emergencies? Wo answe.- to all: "Go
I to yonr Druggist and get a Bottle of the
, Arkansaw Cough Syrup, and bo troubled
no more.' Pnoe. 50 cents per Bottle!
C. H. HANCE, wholesale and retail
Drugeist and Manufacturing Pharmacist,
Nos. 77 and 79 North Spring street. Tele
phone No. 05. P. O. Box 2105.
BANK _NOiICE.
rpo THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
J. Farmers' and Merchants' Bank of Los
Angeles and to all others interested: Of
fice of the Farmers' and Merchants' Bank
of Los Angeles, February 17, 1687. In ac
cordance with a resolution adopted at
a meeting of the Directors of the Farm
ers' and Merchants' Bank of Los Augeles,
held at the office of tho cotpoiation, this
day, a special meeting of the stockhold
ers of said corporation is hereby called, the
same to.be held at the otlice of the corpora
tion, in the office of the Farmers' and Mer
chants' Bank of Los Angeles, coruer of Main
and Commercial streets, in the city of l,os
Augeles, County of Los Augeles, State of
California, on Monday, the ninth (ath) day
of May, 1887, at the hour of 4 o'clock I*. M ,
on that day, to take iuto consideration and
decide upou the procosltion to increase the
capital stock of said corporation from two
huudred thousand («<200,0O0) dollars, divided
into two hundred (2uo) shares of one thou
sand < i ooo) dollars each, the present capital
of the corporation, to five hundred thousaud
(1500,000) dollars, to be divided into five
huudred (500) shares at one thousand (I10O0)
dollars each. 1. W. HELLMAN, President.
John ,"ilnkr. Secretary. fI9TuAF-mav9
Due de Montebello Cliauipagne
FINE IMPORTED CHAMPAGNE, FOR
MERLY THE PROPERTY OF HIS ROYAL
HIGHNESS THE "DUC D'AUMALE" AND
THE PRINCES D'ORLEANS, OP THE
ROYAL FAMILY OF FRANCE.
WEYSE BROS —TELEPHONE II and 355.
SOLD BY THE CASK OR THE BOTTLE.
d 25 lm
COOKE & WISEMAN,
BOOK BINDERS.
BLANK BOOKS A SPECIALTY
75 N. Spring St., Los Angeles. oct.l tf
K. T. Bay ANT, H. A. HBANSCOII.
& BRANBCOM,
RED STAK I.IKE TRANSFER CO.,
236 North Main Street, Baker Block.
BAQUAGE ASD I<HEIGHT HANDLED WITH CARS
Sptclal attention given to the removal of
Pianos and Organs. Telephone No. 401.
_L. M. JEWEIir, Superintendent.
M we cordially recommend
u A yourli as lliebest remedy
Known to v. fof Lkjnorrhoea
,r.m,..„l noi ..W ° ™ rTI ,'
mnW a , UM a. r i,„„, a utile, and in every case It
IO caimßtrletur.. - jjiglTlls sBWMIIs
E9 vra cni/ by as Alert a Llak.
Ch»ale»l Co. iiud*>o. n. y.
otnoinnatL^HHa.
fkdd by Druggists.
\ Mm SI.WO.
HIEDIOAL.
Santa Abie,
Pleasing to the Palate and
Death to a Cough.
CALICO, CsL—l have had the Catarrh for
five years and oould hardly talk plain; I
con id not breathe through my nostrils. Your
California Cat-R-Cure has cleared out my
head and I can talk plainer now than I have
for the past five years. Your medicine Is
all it Is represented, an absolute cure for
Catarrh and cold in the head
Yours truly, Ch.ulxsC. Ovkhshinib,
WoonLAND, Cal.—Yonr medicines are sell
ing better than suy other sheif goods, and
give satlsfao ion to all purcha.e s. The
Cat-RCuro is praised very highly by all
who have tried It, ard mauy cases nave
been greatly benefited by its use when all
other remedies tried have nrov>d of no
benefit. Yours truly, di Lawson.
Folsom,Cal —I used Butte-Tine in chronic
rheumatism with great benefit, rl use tend
a supply to J. W. llaines, G 'noa, Nov., and
oblige yours ttuly, F. ft, in-ban r, M. D.
iW SANTA ABIE Is only sod lv large
bottles at »l: three for $2 50. Sold by all
whole-ale and retail druegists.
HAfimim urn sb.
FIRST NAT¥NAL BANK
OF LOS ANGELES.
Capital »tock ft*oo,ooo.
Surplus IIMi.UOO.
E. F SfENCE President
J. F. CRANK Vice-President
J. M. ELLIOTT.. Cashier
Directors—J D. Blcknell, J. F. Crank, H.
Mabury, K. F, Spence, William Lacy, 8. 11.
Mott, J. M. Elliott.
Stockholders—E'tate of A 11. Wilcox, O.
5. Wltherby, S. H. Mott, J. F. Crank, A. L.
Lankershim, E HnUenb"ck, E. K. Spence,
ft. Mabury, 1". (J. Story, L. H. Carlton, Jas.
McCoy, J, D. Blcknell. William Lacy, J. M.
Elliott. mH2
LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital Stock paid Up, »100,000.
Reserve Fund, a 100,000.
JOHN E, Pt.ATER . . President.
It. 8. BAKER Vice-President.
GEO. H. STEWART Cashier.
■ DIRECTORS.
H. L MacNkii., lotham Bixby,
John E. Plater, Kobbkt 8. Baker
John A Paxton. Geo. W. Pbescott.
It. M WIDNKV.
£HT"IU'Y ano Sell Exc hanoe: On Son
Franc sco. New York, London, Paris, Berlin
and Fraukfort,
15aT""BtJV Exchanges on all parts of the
United States aud Kurope.
sTWßeceive Money on open account
and certlrJcito of deposit, and do a general
banking and exchange business,
FARMERS' aid MERCHAKTS'BAKK
OF LOS ANGELES.
Established in 1588
Paid Up Capita! #200,000.
Surplus aud Reserve Fund..MOO.WOO,
Total *7 00,000.
Isaias W. Bellman Pr sident
L. C. Goodwin Vice-President
John Milner Secretary
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Isalas W. Hellmau, I John 8. Grlfllu,
O W Childs. C E. Thorn,
Phi. Gamier, I J. B. Lankcrshim
C. Ducommtin, I Jose Mascarel.
If Exchange for sale on New York,
London, Fraukfort, Dublin, Paris and Ber
lin. Receive depo.its aud issue their cer
tificates. Buy aud sell Governments, State,
County and City Bonds.
Southern California National Bank,
Nadeau Riock.
JOHN 1. REDICK.777T President'
..;.*>• JP R . EEl> Vice-President
WM. F. BOSBYSHELL Cashier
Paid in Capitai «100.000.
Authorized Capital WSOU,OUO.
Dlrectors-L. N. Breed, H. T. Newell, H.
A. Barclay, Charles E Day, Alexander Pen
ney, i). M. Graham, X (!. Boshyshell. M.
Hagan, Frank Rader, William F. BosbysheU,
John I. Redlck. f24-tf
Los Angeles Savings Bank.
130 NORTH MAIN ST.
CAPITAL, s . . , $304>,000
PRESIDENT L. C. GOODWIN
SECRETARY. J. V. WACHTEL
Hoard of IFlrentom:
IsAita W. nxLLSUi Joum E. PtiArsa
Iter. 8. Baksb, Jors A. Paxtgb,
L, O. (Joodwib.
Term Deposits will Oe received in sums of on
hundred dollars and over.
Ordinary Dopouits iv sums of ten dollars *c.
over.
M-inay to loan on first-class Roal Estate.
Los Angeles. July 1, is* !■
Los Angeles National Bank,
Cor. First and Spring Sts.
Surplus 925,000
Capital 53U0.000
GEO 11. BONEBRAKE President.
JOHN BRY'SON, SB Vice-President.
». C. HOWES Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
Dr. W. G Cochran, 11. H. Markham.
Perry M. Green John Bryson. Sr.,
Ou. H. Sinsabaugh, F. C. Howes,
George H. Bo.nebrake.
CsfExchange for sale on all the princi
pal cities of tbe United States aud Europe.
miB
RESTAURANTS.
Wmi r \ aafl Oyster Parlors
II AND 43 N. MAI STREET.
3REAT RKDUCTKIN IN OTBTEB9
Large Eastern Oysters, per 100, • • > $4.60
Small " ' • '• • $3.60
Small Eastern, raw or stowed, 25 eta. per pl»t«
l*nre Eastern, ar.y style, - 60 cents per piste
Baltimore selected Oysters, 86 cents pel osn
PRIVATE ROOMS
Up stairs for ladles and famSles, where mes's
will ho served in Ihe h"«t »»v!«.
n24 JERRY ILLICH, Proprietor.
The Commercial Restaurant,
V. DOL, PROPRIETOR,
DOWNEY BLOCK, - MAIN STREET.
Receives alive anJ nerves np every dt,y the
olioioeet FISH, Including SOLE, TURBOS and
SEA TROUT.
SPRING CHICKENS, Just In from the ranches
cooked in every style
This nateuraut Is Los Angeles's Delmonteo,
mvltf
Pioneer Transfti^oiT
Bagagd Delivered to All .Parts ot
the Oity.
NO. 3 MARKET ST,.
TELEPHONE 137.
McLain & Leinnaii, Proprs.
lanin-tr
TOYS,!
An entirely new and very complete stock
of
Toys and Holiday Goods
Will be ready for exhibition on or about
December 6th, at
111 North Spring St., ,
Next to City of Paris. I
LAZARUS & MELZER,
n&tt Los Angeles.