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GRAND RAILROAD EXCURSION!
AND GENUINE AUCTION SALE!
No Chenatiekin. No Fool Selling. No Fixed Price List.
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1887, THE BEAUTIFUL TOWNSITE OF
PALOMAEES!) Atout WiiVS.WS Bnd {PUBLIC ACJCTION!
-T- 1 .„h Qontfl Fe Railroad Company has contracted, as one of the conditions of the right of way through Palomares being granted it, to make Palo-
The Atchison, 1 °P aKa "a freiaht station of the areat Pomona Valley. To complete these depots within 6 months from February 1, 1887, and that all regular pas
mares the P7 nc, P^\P^ s ®"xf t ,„ "uher way shall stop at this depot. Contract recorded in Book 199 of Records. Page 336, Los Angeles County Records. The Railroad
senger and """0*" »™ negotiating with the owners of Palomares for 26,000 gallons of water per day in order to make Palomares their principal watering station
be°tween y Lol Angeles and San Bernardino.
Excursion Trains will Run to PALOMARES on the Above Day and Date as Follows:
n.i* i M 1 From Lamanda Pari at BilOA.lI. From Dnarte Depot at . 11:33 A. M. _ ..
From Lo.Au.ele. -Downey Avenue Depot, at From Santa Anita Depot at »:i»A.M. From Ulendor. Depot at 9:49 A. M. MM Wj FaTO frOHl LOS AngCIES, PltllSil tt. IttTtTtlll, |1.
From Garranso Depot g . 56 A „ Fro m Arcadia Depot at »:»! A.M. From San Dlmaa Repot at 10:OOA.M.
FromKaymoud Depot at n:oO A. M. I From Monrovia Depot at 0:87 A. M From Lordabura Depot at I 0:0« A. M {jQTjnfl frf] frODl Sail BulliarilillO Hi GOItOB. 75 CCfitS.
D .pot .t Arriving at Palomares Depot at 10:10 A.. M. _ , „ _ ._ .
T«IA M | From Bau Bernardino Depot at «:15A.M. I From North Ontario Depot at !>:5O A. M. All Mftll hi® MUM tO PDrCuOT OD Hi DVj Of lilt,
From Rlvetlde Depot at .8: HI A.M. I From North Cucamonga Depot at »*3O A. M. | From ClaremotU Deoot at 8*55 A. M.
Fromtoitou epo a , T >u TivAn with Each Deed orContract. Terms of Sale : One-third Cash ; one-third in 9, and one-third in 18 months. Interest on Deferred payments 8 per
Certificates ot line lemonade and i ce Water FREE. A Full Band of Music will attend. For further information and Catalogues, inquire of
cent, per annum. Luncn, oouee,
MESERVE & RICE, Palomares Townsite Office; or of 0. F. GIFFIN, First National Bank Block at Pomona; or of the
LOS ANGELES LAND BUREAU, A Corporation.)
■vmnH l ■ ASTON Vice President. 1 J. B. LANKERSHIM, Treasurer. | F. B. WILDE. Secretary. | W. R. MATTHEWS, Salesman. | KASTON <k Auctioneers, m 29-101
GEO. W. FRINK, President. | nmnunumm »»i i ' —— ———— —————■
CHURCH NOTICES.
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTERDAY.
Christian Church-.3 Temple street
near Fort. Bible School at Ml
am. Preaching by Elder 1. i
I>. ijarviu. of S«u Fr nclsco, at 11 a. m. I
and 7-3U p.m. Morning theme Coven
nant Keeping " Eveulug theme 'From
Bondage to Liberty." \ouug peoples
meeting at «:30 P. M.: subject • Faith.
Singing exerci'e Monday night. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night; aubject, Mat-,
ti, Wto34. Bible class Thuraday night;
•abiect, "The Manna." Seata Iree; all
welcome. „,.., . tr _,_ u
Grace M. K. Ciipiu ti-Rev. Will A. knigh
ten will preach in Grace M. E. Church
on First street, at 11 a. m . and & J. «.
Morning subject. "Christ I nchaugeable;
evfnlug subject,"Hangers ot Temptation.'
Sundßt School »t 12:80 P.M. Classes at
»:30 p. M.; praise service at 7:30 P. M. All
are Invited. „ , .
Fibst Baptist Church—Corner Fort and
sixth streets. Swedish prayer meeting
Sunday at 8 30 r. at. aud Wednesday at
7:30 f. M. A 1 Hcaudiuaviana cordially in
vited.
German Evangelical Synod of MO***
Amkrha—Rev. P. Branke. pas.or, holds
German service at 3r, M. Sunday school
Htt m. in the M K. Church South, on
Fori, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
BBCONdPKEsIIYTKKIaN CIIUKCH, Corner DOW
uey avenue aud Lialy atreet, Rev. C b.
Sprecher, pastor, will preach in the
morning on' The Klugs Highway, and
In the evening on "fool Boys iv Babj
Park Conhbkgaiion.il t Hi ten—Preaching
In the Park Congregational Church, by
tne iMstor, Rev. V. X Braluerd. cervices
atll vM. and 7:M r. M. Morning topic,
"Wisdom," Job W-a* Evening; Decora
tion way Sermon.
TaiNiTY M. B. Church. South on Fort
street, between Ft th and Sixth. Preach
ing at 11 a. m. and 7 30 v ■~ by the pastor,
Key W B. Stra Uey. Subject in the morn
ing- "Tbe Living Christ " Sunday Scnool
at S : 3O a. m tlood music and all seats
free and straugori are cordially invited.
Maim street M *■ Church corner South
Maiuauu Laurel streets, preaching at il
a M and 730 p.m. L L. Spencer. Pastor,
will preach in 'he moruing. subject—
-Things la visible." Evening lecture,
sublet-"Love at Home.'' »OBdaj
School at KM r. X, All cordially iuvited.
First Presbyteran Church—Corner Fort
HI ■illinium- Key VV J.Chichester,
Debtor will preach at 11 A, ■ and at , ;3o
r M. 'At the evei ing service Mr. Chi
chester will deliver the fifth of his series
of sermons to young people, upon
••Habits. " The SuuJ>ty School meets at
12:30 r. >i A cordial invitation ia ex.
ten red to all
East Loa A NOBLES Congregational
Church —Rev. J. H. Phillips, pastor. Her
vtces at 11 A. M. in Campbell a Hall
on Downey Avenue; Sunday School at
Matt M. A cordial invitation given to
everybody to worsnip with us.
Third c.ingrebational Chi RCH-Corner
ol Railroad and Chavez stree's. Sunday
School at 3v. M ; services at. :30 p. v. A
cordial iuvitation to all to attend.
KBOBOANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
or L D. S. Preaching at U a. m. and IM
"MiuK. of P Hall, S Spring Btreet.
Subject; "Re-toration of the Apostolic
Cnurch by Divine authority. All are
invited to attend.
New Incorporation.
Tbe following was tiled with the
County Clerk yesterday; The Los An
gelea Union No. ">6 Brotherhood of Car
penters and Joiners of America; an as
sociation forming a corporation making
for its purpose the protection of the
trades mentioned; encouraging a higher
standard of skill; to establish au ap
prentice system; to reduce tbe hours of
labor; to secure adequate pay for work;
to furnish aid la siekniss, death or disa
bility, and by legal und proper means to
elevate the moral, intellectual and social
condition of all our members; to lease
and tract buildings and such other prop
erty »s may ba necessary to carry out
tne purposes therein set forth.
Tub principal place of business is Los
Augeles; duration of corporation is fifty
veins and tbe numbers of directors is
rive namely: J. H. Raymond,W. Watt,
P gofer, A. J. Cole and J. L>. Bailey,
all of Los Angelea.
A New Artesian Belt.
A seven-inch artesian well baa been
developed on the McDonald ranch, im
mediately adjoining the Paloa Verdes in
the near neighborhood of Wilmington.
The water Bows three feet above the
crouod. This is the only well which
has been made to flow in the whole re
gion aud tbe strike has set ban Pedro
and Wilmington all agog with the boom
fever It is a fact of immense import
ance to all the adjacent country- Mr.
Puiney, of Ptorfnoe, drove this well
with his efficient steam plant.
Marriage Licences.
The following named persons were
vesterd.V licensed to wed: J. Fernald
„„.. D J. H.irt in, T. Pickens and L. C.
Rouse; C. R. Wu. d aud A. Searea.
$50-Rosecrans-$50.
..„„., rtelav take warning ; they are going.
c,, m T and see our beautiful land.
Come » no KANS ImrnovKMENT Co ,
Ttooms I and 9 Wilson Block,
X ill West First street.
Hot I.uiiill
m»cci'roui to-day.
BLMI.OOO feet
«r ' seasoned finishing lumber,
Of thornug n >s " , lg ,ic, walnscoating
om ? F ; r J in'-Tstock is'now being unload.! at
on? Tbl. lumber 1. all first- j
Hi Mean Co.
MKmetU t reetfi
r-aittLos anoelbs Lumber Yarp,
OT. LOStBEB YARD.
LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD. MAT 2.), 1887.
IVANHOE.
700 Acres in Los Angeles ,
DIVIDED INTO ONLY
1300 LOTS]
1
PRICES OF LOTS.
Up to 100 Feet Front, $130. Half-acre Lots, $200.
From 1-2 to 1 Acre, $300. From 1 to 4
Acres, $400. B Acre Lots, $780.
TERMS—One-tlt'th cash, balance In eight equal monthly payments, with
out interest.
These prices will continue only until June 1,
1887, when they will positively be advanced. All
who purchase before that date will have the benefit
of the advanced prices.
The entire tract is beautifully situated, with a
charming view, pure air and water and perfect
j drainage. The Ostrich Farm Dummy Railroad
runs through the tract, with a five-cent fare guaran
teed to and from the center of the city. This road
will be completed to the tract July 1,1887. Pure and
abundant water will be piped through all the streets
The title to tne property is absolutely perfect. A
complete abstract will be kept in the office of the
Company for the inspection of all purchasers, and a
I certificate of title will be furnished to each buyer
with his deed.
The Belmont —Chaa M Stimaon. Mlae
Mary Brown, city; Col R H Hunt Kansas
City: R W Burn ham, Jas McLßUghlin, B S
Stooeman, city; Bootie McKee Dallas.
Tex- Grace X IMBIH. Brooklyn, -N i :
May L Seamans, Oakland; Daiav Clark,
New Orleans: Capt W H Seamaua, city: Jno
D Cooper and wife, Chicago; Mrs A M Smith
and daughter, city: John E Maynes, Salem,
Masa; Misa Florence Flctch'r, Boston: Mrs
0 T Longstreet, city; Geo W Parsons. \ ictor,
Cal- MrsN'orman Averill, city; Alex Camp
bell and wife, Santa Monica.
BT. F.lmo Hotel-C H Sturvcnt and wife,
Monrovia; J B Nichols, Detroit; C Johnson,
Pasadena; G M McLean, Highland Park: 8
J Maguiel, San Francisco. Mrs J Goodwin
and daughter, Han Bernardino: T A Case,
Camulos: G H Peck and wife, San Diego;
X P Shaw and wife, Burlington: H M \ Bi
entine, Wilmington; B Powell, San Fran
ciaco, A Blla aud wife, Ballona; Mra J s
Keefer, Monrovia; J W Banbury. Pasadena;
W I Mi ler, Monrovia; Mrs L Cummings,
Misa White, El Paso: A J Arnold, Green
ville; G C Hughes, Pnduoah, Ky; F I
Schaumbergcr, Anaheim; A E Moye, Santa
Ana.
Union Depot Hotel-J D McNabe, wife
and family, J 11 Wright, Riverside; W W
Klllott, San Francisco: X Gird.Chlno ranch ;
Mra Porter, Tucson; Dr T C Widuey aud
family, host Angelea: Chas Nye, Massacbu
setta;LA Butler, Flagstaff: C A Smith and
wife, Colorado; Mn Hollis, Miss Hollis,
Illinois.
Grind c entral —Thoa McCowen, Wind
aor Mo . G W Cunningham aud wife, Arkau
aaaCitv, Ka«; S Nytoc and wife, Miss Col
Una, Misa Graham, wrs H Bauard and sister,
Mr Buruett anil wi'e, J B Lyon, D X Sulli
van and family, Mra A Sullivan and dauglr
tor, S M Fall, H Ii Gams, H Phard, Winrleld,
Kas; J H Hiliierd, Arkansas City; LL Dyer,
colton; E W King. Concordia, Kan; Frank
Gerald and wife, Portland, Ogn; A M Brown,
Colton; Jaa CRrlye: W L Steward, Riverside;
A Nelson, PHsarien»;Tho»Henry,Nebraska:
N B Sherwood, Monrovia; Thoa L Bass.Red
lng, Cal.
Los Angeles Produce Market.
The following Is the official record ot me
Los Angeles Prcdu-t ■ Exchange, corrected
dally. In the quotations, unless otherwise
stated, it is to be understood that the first
agure Is the highest price bid and the last
the lowest price asked. These quotations
axe for round lota from first hands; for
small lots out of store higher prices are
asked:
WHEAT—GoId Drop, $1.15 bid, $1.30
asked; Souora, s'l li bid, tIM asked.
RYE—II 50 asked;
BARLEY—Feed No. 1 DOc bid.
COHN—Not quoted.
FLOUR—Pioneer and Crown Jfi.oo asked ;
L. A. XXXX Ex. Pat. Roll, *5.60. Capitol
Mills, «5.60.
MILL FEED—Bran, 21 asked; Shorts, 123
isked; Mixed Feed, corn and barley, *1.15
asked: Cracked Corn, $1.15 asked; Cracked
Barley,ll.ls asked .Ground barley.il. 15 asked
Rolled Barley, 11.15 asked.
GRAIN BAGS —Grain Bags MS, 22x36,
asked; 18*6 Calcutta, spot, 6V4C asked; Potato
Sacks, 4 asked; Mill Sacks. 5c asked.
SEED—Alfalfa, new,loc asked.
HAY-Barley, W B No. L $12.50 asked;
Wheat Hay, Alfalfa, $12.50 asked.
POTATOES-.New potatoes, $1.25.
BITTER—Fancy Roll, 24c per re asked.
Choioe Roll, .33W* per re asked; Fair Roll,
per t», 20c asked; Mixed Store, 15c per lb
aßked: Pickled roll, new, 22c.
CHEESE—Large, 11c asked; small, 12c
asked; small 3tt> hand, 13c.
EGGS —Eggs,fresh, it bid. 21c asked.
HONEY' —Extracted light, Hs)Ml! Job
lots, 40 bid, 4'/ic asked; Amber, 3c bid;
Comb, lOe&Vlit-
ONIONS—YeIIow Danver, Northern, $4 50
bid; new, $2 50 asked.
BEESWAX—Beeswax, 17c<910c.
VEGETABLES MIKED —C hiles per re,120
bid; Garlic;sc asked: Cabbage per 100 lbs,
NMOe.
BEANS AND DRIED PEAS-Piuk No.l,
uew crop, sl.f>s asked; Lima, $2.25(32.50,
Navy, small. 12 uo asked; Black eyed,
13 asked: Garvanzos, tt asked; Green
FleldPeas, $2.50 asked; Lentils, $5.00 asked,
tted Spanish, $1.75.
POP LTRY—Hens No 1, per doi, $6.50 bid,
old Roosters, per dosen, 86.00 bid; young
Roosters, per doz, $7 oU bid, Broil
ers, large, per doien, $4 50 bid, BroU
ers, small, per dozen, (;'. 00 bid; Ducks, per
dozeu, large,&7.so,hid; Ducks, small, *5.00;
Turkeys, per lb, 20c. Geese, each, $1.00.
LIVE STOCK—Live Hogs, 3c(tj4c.
DRIED FRUlT—Peaches, 8. D. So. 1,12Uc
uked, 15c bld;No. 2,714 c asked; do, peeled,
15c asked; do, 8 I).peeled No. 2, 12(~c asked;
pitted Plums,WUc asked; Blackberrles,l2i4c
asked- Prunes. Cal, French new crop, 734 c
JJlOc; Prunes,Cal,German, Bcasked;April
Oots, evaporated, 25c asked.
APPLES—Evaporated Huntley's, 10c ask
ed; Hunt's Alden, 14c asked; bun Dried
sliced, 7c asked.
RAISINS—Layers, $1.50 asked; Ex Lou
don Layers, new; $1.75 asked; Three Crown
Lay ts, new, $1.75 asked: Loose Muscatels
♦1.40; Bulk Raisins, 5c asked. Dried grapes,
20.
NUTS—Walnuts new, Uc@lfte; Peanutß,
Oal.No. 1, 6c asked; do, No. 2, 3c asked; do
Eastern, asked; Almonds, S. S., 180 ask
sd; Almonds, H S, 10c.
(lITRUB FRUITS —Oranges, 1.75 asked;
Lemons, seedling per box, 12.00 Lem
ons, Eureka and Lisbon per box, $3.50 asked,
HIDES - Dry, 160 bid; Kip, 150 bid;
Oalf, IBUc bid. CullsHless.
SKINS—Short wool, each, 16c@300; Long
wool, each, $1 bid; Shearlings, each, 100
bid.
WOOL—Spring Clip, per re, 10c®!3o bid.
PROVISIONS—Extra light bacon, clear,
18c asked; Light clesr, 12'£c asked; Clear
medium, 110 asked; Medium bacon, Be
asked; heavy bacon Be.
LARD-40-lbtinß,6s 4 cperlb;!i-iDpailß,loUo
per lb; 5-lb pails.lOViC pv- lb; 101b palls, 100
per lb.
HAMS-Eastern sugar cured, lCc; Call
i fornia, 18c.
This tract is situated upon the hills, which are
rapidly becoming the most desirable residence por
tion of the city. The soil is a warm, sandy loam,
free from frost, being in what is known as the
warm belt. The elevation is such that the tempera
ture is more even than in the city.
NOTE—THE FIRST PURCHASERS HAVE FIRST CHOICE.
Free carriage to the tract every day from the
office of the agents, at 9A. M. and 1:30 P. M. Maps
and circulars and all information can be had from
Byram & Poindexter, Managers,
M WKST rUMV VI Xi l l . HANK BLOCK.
Reference, by permission: Los Angeles National Bank. rim
" Deering Giant" 5 and 6-foot Cut Mowers!
VERY STRONG, ECONOMICAL AND LIGHT DRAFT.
Intending purchasers should examine " THE GIANT." It la sold under full guaran
tee. It costs little more than an ordinary machine, yet does about twice the work
with the same expenditure of power.
FOR SALE, AND GUARANTEED, BY
J. T. EICHA.RDSON,
SOLE AGENT FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
No. 237 North Los Angeles Street (Arcadia Block), Los Angeles.
ap2-8m
Cleanliness Next to Godliness.
Send Your Carpets
10 THE
Los Angeles Carpet-Beating Machine
TO BE CLEANED.
This Is the only machine In Los Augeles
that can thoroughly clean carpets. All
work done with neatness and dispatch by
competent workmen. Estimates given on
all kinds of oarpet work on application.
nr-Leave your orders at tbe Los An
gei. B Furniture Company's store, or at tne
office of the Carpet-Beating Machine,
108 NortH Spring Street.
Work ion Alvaradostr et.
Telephone 688. P. >• Box 1164
SIDNEY I AOEV,
a pl-tf Not ryPnbllo,
OKOUP, WHOOPINO COCQH and Bron
chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh s
Cure. 0. F. Helmsman, agent, Los Anseles.
Heartache, toothache, backache and all
other aches arc-cured by Bt. Jaooba Oil.
Undelivered messages.
Telegrams remain uncalled for at the
Western Union Telegraph office, 17
North Main atreet, held for want of
proper address for the following persons:
A. J. Beaoh, J. J. Ilerg, 8. C. llrown, H.
W. Davis, C. M. Dsmsrell, H. C I >in
kina, Hon. J. A. Donnell, John O. Dun
ning, Mra. S. M. Durbin. A. (J. Pub,
Herbert Hutchinaon, J. E. Martin, Mr.
and Mr>. VV. 0. Maying, J. H. Penning,
ton and Morris Pomeroy.
St. James.
The Development of Southern Oalilbrn ia
SEEMS TO FOLLOW IN
THE WAKE OF THE "SANTA FE TRAIL,"
AS THE PEOPLE'S LINE IS KNOWN IN THE EAST.
gMf The vinenlf Kent Foothill Country Has Keen Opened
Towns Created and Fortunes Made by the Investors in Town Property.
NOW COMES THE FIKST
New Town in the Beautiful Valley of the Santa Ana,
ST. JAMES.
It if located juat at the outlet of the BANT A ANA CANYON, near the foothills, com
manding A BEAI'TIH L VIEW OF THE PACIFIC 0( EAN ; Anaheim, miles; Orange,
• miles, and SANTA ANA 9 mllea. It will naturally coutrnl the great business of
the Santiago Valley, and there ia no soil more fertile, no landscape more entertaining,
no future more promising than this first new town lv the Santa Ana Valley.
The Flneet Winer Power In the County
Ia close to the townsitc. The mill grinds day aud night, with a force of 120 horse power.
The water for the town of ST. JAMES is there now, not "to be developed," but actually
there.
THE TOWNSITE IS CLEAN, LEVEL AND PERFECT.
*a*r* Sale SATURDAY, .Mine i, \m.*=^m
Pacific Land Improvement Co.,
W. H. HOLABIRD, General Agent,
No. 21 WILSON BLOCK, LOS ANGELES.
in via— tf
784, LOTS!
Going. GOING. Going.
OEY SIX MILKS FROM TOWN, OS VERMONT IVESCE.
LOTS IN THE TOWNSITK Off
R os ecra ns!
Only $50 Each. $20 Cash. $S per Month.
No Interest, and NO LOW FLAT LAND,
But a beautiful level slope, as even aa a Uoor, lying on the mesa, with a magnificent
view ot the ocean and thirty miles of surrounding country.
{f WATER siUARANTEED PIPED ON THE TK ACT. fa
TO BE CONNECTED BY A MOTOR ROAD, RUNNING INSIDE OF SIX MONTHS
from date. Three Hundred lots sold in two weeks, and prices will be raised soon.
So buy when you can. Over fifty villa residences will be erected by purchasers this fall.
l Distributed on September 1, 1887-fn
No favoritism. All good lots, and not a break in the land. Our large Interests
alone secure a self-supporting towu iv this section. Come one and all.
CARRIAGES FROM OUR OFFICE DAILY AT 10 A. M.
Rosecrans Improvement Company,
No. 24 West First Street.
E. R. d'ARTOIB, Manager. W. L. WEBB, Secretary.
Rooms I and U Wilson Block, lit West First Mtrcet, Eos Angeles.
ap2B—6m
13 Nadeau Block, Spring Street,
Will be Open on and after Thursday, May 19th,
\|l ssits. KAHN A AABOS, Proprietors ol The Lace House,
M extend a cordial invitation to the LADIES of Los Angeles to soil and inspect
the ELEGANT LINE OF GOODS Just opened at their vow store. It shall be the aim
of the Lace Houbo to show
THE LATEST NOVELTIES
As they make their appearance at the fashion markets of the world. The specialties
of this now business will Include
Laces, Trimming*, Fancy Hoods, Curtains, and Ladles', Children's
and infants' made-up white goods.
gmr- We respectfully solicit your favor and remain yours very truly,
THE LAC|,HOiISEj
NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
BREECH-LOaDING BHOTGUNB,
Just received from Europe.
Tbe fluent stock ot the best makers In tbe
world, aud at prices which we defy compe
tition ou the Pacific Coast. Double-Barrel
Breech-Loading Shotguns Irom in up to *860
■ .oil. All guns guaranteed. Also, a full
line of Rifles, Pistols, Gun Material and
Ammunition of all descriptions, American
and English. Repairing of the finest olass
and chockboring a speoialty.
Sportsmen's Headquarters, 111 Main St.
Sl6tf 11. HLOTTKHKECK.
JN. GREGORY, SOLE AOT., CORNER
. First and Main streets. Tbe trade sup
.plied. ]al Cm
1,K4JA1,.
IS THE SUPERIOR (MKT
OF LO9 ANGELES COUNTY, STATE OF
California. In the matter of the estate
of Narcisse Baverla, deceased. No. 5642.
Order to show cause—DOLOKE3 A. 3AVE-
KlA.the executrix of the last will and tes
tament of Narcisse Saverla, deceased, hav
ing filed her petiliou herein <4uly verified,
praying for au order to mortgage for the
sum of one thousand -in." dollars, for the
purposes therein set forth, a certain part of
the real estate of said decedent, described
as follows: A certain tract of laud situate,
lying and being in Lob Augeles County,
State of California, being part ot the Kaucho
La Ballona. bounded ou the north by the
Lucas Kaucho: east, by lauds of A. Kose;
aouth, by lands of S. Cripe, and west, by
lauds of Machado, contaiulug about 124
acres.
It is therefore ordered by the undersigned,
Judpe of suid Court, that all persons inter
ested in Ihe estate of said deceased appear
before the said Superior Court ou Monday,
June 13,1887, at 10 a. m. of said day, at the
Coiirt-iooin of Department Two of said
Court, in the City of Los Augeles, and
County of Los Angeles, to show c.vise why
the said realty, or some part thereof, should
not bo mortgaged by the said executrix, for
tbe said sum of $1000, or such lesser amount
as to the Judge of said Superior Court
shall seem meet, accorilug to tho petition
of said executrix ou file herein, to which
reference is made for further particulars,
aud why such other arid further orders
should not b* made In the premises.
It is funhor ordered that a copy of this
order be published at least four successive
weeks in tho Daily Herald, a newspaper
of general circulation published in tbe said
county.
Dated May 10th, 1887.
W. P. GARDINER,
myll-td Judge of said Superior Court.
Dissolution ot Co-Partnersliip.
HPHE CO PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
1 BxiatfSE between the undersigned car
rylng ou business at San Francisco, Cal.,
Under the firm name of E. Lewis & Co., at
Los Angeles, CaL, under tne Arm name of
Lewis Bro- , and at P. rtland, Oregon, un
der the firm uame of Lewis Bros., lathis day
dissolved by muHml consent.
Dated at Ban Francisco, M«v i. is--.
EMANUEL LEWIS.
HERRMAN OLCuVICH,
MARK E Lit WIS,
MEYER LEWIS.
St»te of California, City and County of
San Pram laeo, as—We, tho undersigned, do
bare by certify that we are partners, trans
neting busioeti in Cos Suva, at the City and
Couuty of .S*a Fraucisco, under the firm
Mine and style ol I. Lewis &Co .and in
the City of Los Augeles. County of Los An
geles, cid- r the tlna name and style of
Lewis Bros . that the names iv full of all the
memoersof luoh nartncrshlr* are Emanuel
Lewis, Herrmau Oleovich aud Meyer Lewis,
and that the places of our respective resi
dences are set opposite our respective
names, hereto subscribed.
In witness whereof we have hereunto set
our hands, this first day of May, A. D. 1887.
Names. Residences.
EMANUEL LEWIS, Han Francisco,Cal.
HERKM AN OLCOVICH, Ban Francisco CaL
MEYER LEWIS, Los Angeles. Cal.
State of California, city and county of
San Francisco, ss.—On this 12th day of May,
A. D. 1887, before me, James L. King, a no
tary public in and for said city and county,
residing therein, duly commissioned and
sworn, personally appeared Emanuel
Lewis, Herrman Oleovich and Meyer Lewis,
kuowu to me to be the individuals de
scribed iv, whose uames are subscribed to,
aud who executed the within instrument,
and acknowledged to me that they executed
the same.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set
my hsud and alllxed oiy official seal in the
city and county of San Francisco, the day
anil ye n last above written.
|Seal] JAMES L. KINO,
Notary Public.
308 California street, San Fraucisco.
Endorsed. Filed May 12,1887.
WM. J. KUDDICK, Clerk.
By W.M. A. Daviks, Deputy Clerk.
ml 7 80t
Notice o! Foreclosure Sale.
JOHN D. CHAFFEE, PLAINTIFF, vs.
Thomas Padgett, et al., defendants.
sheriff's Sale N Order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale.
Under and by virtue of au order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale, issued
out of the Superior Court of the county of
Los Augeles, State of California, on the Cth
day of May, A. D. 1887, iv tbe above entitled
action, wherein Johu I). Chaffee, the above
named plaintiff, obtained a judgment and
decree of foreclosure and sale against
Thomas Padgett, et al., defendants, on the
sth day of May, A. D. IsB7, for the sum of
; I'ji'.t ell in lawful money ol tho Uulted States,
wMch said decree was, on the 7th day of
May, A. D. 1887, recorded In Judgment
Beok 7 of said oourt, at page 505 et seq, I am
commanded ;o sell all that certain lot, piece
or parcel of laud situate, lying and being
in the county of Los Angeles, state of Cahv
fornla, and bounded aud particularly de
scribed as followa, to wit: 1
Beginning at the northwest corner of the
j tract assigned to Nieves Lopez de Peralta
ou partition of said lancho by the District
Court of Los Angeles county lv the year
1868, nnd running thence south twenty-two
(it) chaiue to a sttke near the Semi-Tropio
water ditch; thence N i 6» E near the bank
of the Santiago Creek six and It 100 (614-100)
| chains: thence N 40 = 30' E, twelve and
iB4 100 (1-1 84 Uo)ohaiua; thence N lao 80' E
! five ami 25-100 (J 24-1001 chalug; thence N
32S E four and 38 100 (4 88-100) chains;
thence west sixteen and 90-100 (16 90 100
chains to the point nf beginning,containing
! tweuty and 92 100 acres of laud, together
| with such portion of the Santiago water
right owned by Thomas Padgett February
2j, 18S0, as the said 20 02100 acres of laud Is
a portlou of tne irrigable lands owned by
Oge & Bond st the time they deeded said
land to A. E. Haines
Public notice Is hereby given that on
SATURDAY, the 11th day of Juno, A. D.
1887, at 12 o'clock M. of that day, iv Iront of
the Court Hoif-e door of tho county of Loe
Augeles, ou Spring street, I will, hi obedi
ence to said order of sale aud decree of
foreclosure and airle. sell the above de
scribed property, or so much thereof aa
may be necessary to satisfy said judgment,
with Interest ajid costs, etc , to tne highest
and best bidder, for cash In lawful money
of the United States.
Dated this 12th day of May, 1887.
JAMES C. KAYS,
my!7—td Sheriff of Los Augeles Couuty,

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