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BATTJRSDAY, - - JUNE 4, 1887
Notice to Mail Subscribers.
The papers of all delinquent matl sub
ecrlbers to the Los Augeles I.aily llkrald
will be promptly discontinued hereafter.
Biasttsm will be sent to subscribers by
SUunlessThe same have been paid lor In
advance. This rule is jjykcb.
Abusing a Privilege
Frank I'ixley is the representative
of a school—not a very large school—
of bright but warped intellects who
are only happy when they violate the
canons of good sense in order to pro
duce a sensation. They are not bound
by any of the ordinary rules that gov
ern everyday men. They are noth
ing if not odd. To Hy in the face oi
established customs ami modes of
thought— to attack whatever is—to
play the role of the iconoclast-to
subordinate good breeding to their in
satiate desire foi notoriety—to elimi
nate from discussion truth, modesty
and lair play—to pour out their vials
of wrath against classes—to pander to
the ultra views of genteel cranks and
extreinistf—to take advantage of
their presses or their platforms to
create invidious prejudices and to stir
up strife in communites—to outrage
decency by the virulence of their an
tagonisms—to provoke dissensions
v nder the plea of possessing a higher
ordar of patriotism than their neigh
bors,—these are Hie methods by which
they reach a celebrity that makes
them as contemptible to the sensible
people as Hercules was when he
wielded the distaff to please the ex
acting whimsies of Omphale. The
Pixleys are not confined to any par
ticular place; we have them every
where. Their present craze is to con
jure up the direst dangers to our coun
try from the free access to our shores
of European immigration. There is.
however, a marked peculiarity in
their madness. Whilst they affect to
see nothing but evil from European
immigration, they are opaquely
blind to the dangers of the
Chinese invasion, and pretend
that it is better for the country to re
ceive an alien race which can never
be digested into the body politic than
to continue to receive immigrants of
our own race, who, as the years roll
on, form the parent stock of the Amer
ican people. Their sympathies are
palpably with the heathen who has
neither "scot nor lot with us in our
common destiny ; and their prejudices
are transparently against the people
who are in their issue to become, as
the issue of the eaily immigrations
have become, the common children
of the Republic. Dr. Cantine is
evidently a man of parts. He is
gifted with a glib eloquence which
gratifies his hearers. But he belongs
to that school of uneven minds which
aejks rather to win notoriety by intel
lectual pyrotechnics than by calm
reasoning and the logic of cold facts.
Last Sunday he seized the occasion
of d-iivering what was understood to
be a Memorial Day address, but which
had but the slightest reference to the
subject announced, and abused his
privilege by dealing nearly altogether
with an assumed danger to Ameri
can institutions from European im
migration. He drew a picture of the
foreign element, in the United States
which is not justified by the facts.
In order to make his position appear
strong, he grouped together the
crimes of the Socialists ami the Ni
hilists, the acts of outlawry that have
been committed by the criminal ele
ment of the foreign class, and laid
them over against the entire olaM.
This mode of reasoning is not only
unfair, but it is cruelly illogical. It
would be I'airor to measure the pro
portions of the good against the
bad, than of the bad against
the good. He says that a
very large percentage of the Kuro
pean immigration isfrom the "pauper
and criminal classes of the old world."
If that is so it is the fault of our offi
cials. The pauper and criminal class
of Europe have no right to the hospi
tality of our country. The laws for
bid their landing, and ii they are per
mitted to land, the authorities are
guilty of a serious dereliction of duty.
Hence the remedy is in requiring a
rigid enforcement of the inws, and
not in excluding all immigration. So
with the naturalization of foreigners.
If paupers and criminals are made
citizens by the courts, they are so
made in defiance of the Constitution
and the laws, for it is a pre-requisite
to the clothing of a foreigner with the
garb of citizenship that he should
show that he is a proper, well-inten
tioned and law-abiding person. There
may be a higher argument for the
modification of Ihe laws that freely)
Admit foreigners to our shores ar.d toJ
Tlie Iron i> 1101.
I'.uyalot Id the Washington Street Tract,
only jMW; ISO cash, > r O In alx months, bal
ance In a year. Chas. Victor Hall. In 9 a.m.
to 12. Room ft, 41 South Bpring itaeet.
citizenship. It may be that the time
has come when we should take into
consideration the density of our pop
illation and the available domain in
our country open to settlemeYit, and
from our present capacity to absorb
newcomers determine whether it
would be a wise policy to place a
check upon foreign immigration.
These would be cogent and states
manlike reasons. But to ascribe the
necessity of exclusion to false prem
ises and to spread the crimes of a few
over the many merely to raise a class
prejudice under the guise of a patri
otic Impulse, is to adopt the tact lot
of the I'ixleys and to outrage an ele
ment whicb has conduced its just
share towards American progress and
prosperity. Where there is a predis
position on the part of a community
to prejudice against a class, it is very
easy to pander to that prejudice by
parading the sins of a portion of it
and charging them over to the whole
of that class. This reminds us of a
case of injustice wrought out against
our own people in London. A leading
hotel there has closed its doors
against American guests. The reason
given is that Americans are imperti
nent, interfering and disagreeable.
No doubt a percentageof our country
men who visit Kurope are purse
proud, ill-bred and objectionable;
but the great bulk of Americans
who go abroad are fairly repre
sentative of tlieir countrymen,
and certainly this charge of
the Cockney hotelkeeper is not
true of our people as a whole. Thus,
because the few misbehave them
selves, a stigma is cast upon all
Americans who go to Kurope. W*
opine that the rule of argument thus
applied would be resented as illogical
and unjust by every thinking Ameri
can. It is a dangerous and mislead
ing mode of reasoning, and ought not
to be indulged in by any fair
minded person, much less by one
who is invested with the sublime
mission to teach peace and good-will
to men.
Saturday's specials;
Our first special for to day wtll be an ele
gant line ol lawn ties, scsrfs andfour-iu
hands. The lawn ties ore 10c for an entire
dozen; the scarfs and four-lu hauds are I
forMic. ....
Our second aneclal for to day Is a line of
gentlemen's Criukle seersucker coats aud
vests at 51.50. These goods are worth |2.50
elsewhere. At our selling price, t1.50, you
get them at a lower price tlntu It costs to
in.. We them up.
Our third .pedal to-day Is a nice assort
ment of ladies' trimmed hals aud bnnmts
at fa 50 They are ornamented with rib
bons, (lowers, tips, etc ,aud are worth much
more than the price.
Our fourth special for to-day Is a line of
six button real kid gloves at He a pair. Our
regular selling price Is 81.75. This was the
price yesterday and will be the priceagnln
Monda. ; yet to-day we choose to sell them
at 90c, find all may kuow that we can and
will bear the loss.
Our fifth special for lo day is moil's and
boys' while and colored straw hats at lie
each: worth up to 75c. All at ■lie each for
this day.
Our oth special for to-day is a line of
turned sole French kid shoes'at $5 00 a pnlr.
These goods were made to sell at fti no, snd
those wearing line shoes will do well to In
spect this line
Iv cheaper goods wo have a flexible r-ole
kid shoe, worked button holeat*l;>o a pall.
The. will cost you 7:>c to 11.00 a pair more
Our Till special for to-day Is 0 line of solid
color dress goods at Seacard Our price
every day iv the week is 10c a yard, yet we
choose and will sell them to day at 5c a
yard
Our Bth special for to day is a line of Ihe
celebrated "Watch Spriug"corset, at fl 50
esch The ribs are made of watch-spring
stesl, and can be taken out to allow the cor
set to be laundried. Steels are oubreaka
ble and, unlike the old reeds or b nes, do
not warp or lose the shspe.
Our 9th special for to day Is a line of chil
dren's ribbed, full fashioned and finished
hose at 15c a pair, worth at all times i'>c.
Our 10th special for to dsy Is a line ot
boys' suit', p'eated waists, at Stl.oOasuit
Sailor suits, |l*7i<
Pkorle's BTOIIS.
California Tum-llezlrk.
The lirst grand Festival of the Southern
California Tiirn-liezirk will be held ot San
IHego, on Siuid y, Monday and Tuesday
next. It will beoueof the grandest festivals
ever held in this section. Special excur
sion traiu will leave this moruiug at 0 10
A. St.
tor >r.:t. i'lrasaitt and Airy
ICOOIIIW,
With sll modern conveniences, first-class
throughout and uear business center of
city, iro to tie St. Nicholas, on Fort stieet,
north of Temple
Springs I uiaryliie. Inexhaust
ible
Supply Marquette with abundance of oiire
water, piped at high prestore. Magnificent
vfew. Auction sale June lSth.
Tickets To-llajr at Lewis Bros,
For a 1450 * irvilli/ > lot.
l ewis Bros..
101 and 103 N. Spriug St.
Arcadia.
Perpetual water right with each lot.
The improvements on the west side oi our
city surprise everybody. The fluest im
proved portion of our city is the subdivision
on which is built the Bnpti>t College It is
to be sold on June '25th in blocks. This is
what scures of people have been waiting
for.
Special Announcement.
The first advance in the price of Ivsnhoe
lots was made June Ist as per advertise
ment for several mouths For various good
reasons, some of the lots are left at the
original prices for another month. But
most of tuem have been advanced 20 to £0
per cent. Even at advanced prices it is the
best property offered for tbe money any
where arouud Los Angeles; and buyers
should choose their lets before the next ad
vance, which will be made in July. The
sale of lots in May was larger thau in any
previous mouth, and the end of June will
find most of the lots sold. All who see Ivan
hoe agree that it is the best property for the
least money that can be found. The water
system aud the dummy rosd will both be
ready by July, aud many bouses will be
built in the next two mouths. If you want a
first-class large lot for a small sum of money,
come at once. Byram m Poiudexter, 27
West First street.
Arcadia.
Wster piped lo every lot.
I>t king the live months Jott closed
of the present year, the value of real
estate transfers recorded in this coun
ty reached a total of $;;o,."i2i),o(iL',
against $7,-118,474 for th ) same time
last year. The amount of property
transferred last month was !fK,ICS,M7.
These figures need nocomment. They
speak for themselves. They show
that we are not having a sudden and
ephemeral boom, but a steady in
crease of values and of transactions.
It would be idle to draw from these
figures any other conclusion than a
mathematical demonstration that Los
Angeles county is "steadily and rapid
ly advancing to a position of opulence
and prosperity unprecedented in any
part of the Union. They prove that
there is a substantial basis to our
phenomenal growth, and that our
people are not only confident in the
magnificent future of our county, but
are willing to back their belief by a
lavish investment of their coin in
real estate in the cities and towns and
lands in the country.
Contractors should read the ad. of Pasa
dena Grand Opera House Co , inviting bids
for construction of the Opera House
»..<>. Town of Kosecrana. «.,<>.
Five dollars a month, without interest,
will secure you a homestead at Kosecrans,
oulv five miles from the city. P.ooms 8 and
(, Wilson Block.
Tickets To-Mur »t Lewis Bros-
For a KM Garvanzo lot.
LgWII Bro-.,
101 aud 103 ii. spriug St
lldward trailer, founder of Vl&r
qilettC.
The modci oity, in the fruit belt of the foot
hills au the Saul* Fe railroad, is Investiug
hisowum.uey right there Hotel, livery
stable, stores, fotm.afns. Sidewalks already
built. Aboudaut supply of pure water
piped at high pressure. Magnificent view.
Auction sale luue lsth. Call for maps.
Wieseudsnger A Bonsai!, 25 First street.
Six miles from I own »50 Lots.
No intere-t and no low, list land, but a
gentle, level slope, iv the towu site of
Rosecrans: Installments of $5 per month-
Carriages leave daily at 10 a. m. Rooms s
aud !), l\'il>on Block, i' 4 West First street.
Arcadia.
Bee the flower farm, aud judge itow plants
grow there.
Take It iv Time.
A man who presents an appearance of de
bility, whese couuteuauce is anxious, aud
who is subject to spells of falntttsss, is
liable to suddeu death from heart disease.
Let him take Dr. Fliut's Heart Remedy be
fore it is too late. At druggists. 51.50 De
scriptive treatise with each bottle; or ad
dress J. J. Mack &Co , S F.
M lmi» the flatter!
Csu't you see a good chance when of
fered? A beautiful lot 50x130 ou Jefferson
street, between Durant avenue and We»teru
aveuue, south side, for sale cheap. Mag
nificent new house on next lot. Address
"Good Chance,'' HI&ALS ornce.
Arcadia.
All garden soil: a pleasure to work if
•30. Beniitit'ul Hosecrans. *.>(>.
Almost goue, those flue lots at $50 each in
the Kosecrans tract. Free conveyances
every day. Rooms I aud 1, Wilson Block.
Tin: wheat stock gamblers of San
Francisco are in a serious box. Those
wfa o have sold short are forced to de
liver, and they cannot get the wheat.
In consequence there is a terrible
rattling of bones among those who
are caught out. No one need be as
tonished if in the next few days a
great crash will be witnessed among
the shorts. The whole story is told
in the announcement that wheat is
quoted at 11,66 in Liverpool and $-.10
in San Francisco. It is a vicious
deal, and will ruin many who have
been caught in it.
Ski em shocks of earthquake have
visited tlie entire Northern part of
the State. That section has just
emerged from an abnormal and de
structive hot wave, and now it is
shaken lroru centre to circumference.
There is something providential in
our situation. Whilst the Northern
belt has experienced these dire visit
ations, Southern California has en
joyed pleasant and salubrious weather
and been free from seismic disturb
ances. Our sympathies go out to our
less fortunate neighbors of the North.
Tin: Richmond electric lire alarm
system worked another of its peculiar
triumphs last night. The alarm was
turned in from box 12.'? at the covered
bridge; but the department got the
figures wrong and went all sorts of
ways. The police also were led
astray and started for Morris Vine
yard. Fortunately the lire amounted
to nothing. Had it been a serious one
in a dense locality, and the same con
fusion occurred, we might have to
record this morning a calamity of
grave proportions.
livnil) Trains Dally on Sunt a
t'e Kallroad.
Pas> M irotiette, the model city, in the fruit
belt of the foothills.
Hetter Accoinmooutlons.
More Pullman palace cars are vow arriv
ing vfa the Santa Fe route, which are to
be used between Los Angeles aud Kansas
City to accommodate the increased travel
east bound. This compaujLlsalso ruumug
daily emigrant tourist cars direct from Los
Angeles to Kausas City.
Arcadia!
Arcadia 1 Arcadia 1
Mottled Lager lieer
Of Philadelphia Brewery, unsurpassed in
llavor aud purity, delivered to any part of
the city at 51.20 per dozen, il bottles return
ed. Leave orders at No. 4J N. Spriug street
or telephone No. 91, to Philadelphia Brew
ery, 2UB Aliso street.
Hurl>auk.
Burbank has to-day the most steady
boom of any town in lower California,
excepting Pasadena and Monrovia, which
it will soon rival. Call at the office, 12
South Spring street, and see If thfs state
ment Is not verified.
Arcadia.
The center of attraction.
West Coast Land Company,
Templeton, Sau Luis Obispo county, Cali
fornia. Home of wheat, fruit, wtue and
olive. Fifteen thousand ac es sold lv the
psst eight months to 220 settlers, represent
ing apopulailou ol 1,100. Forty-nine thou
sand acres small subdivisions, average
$22.50 au acre; oue-tblrd cash, balance in
five years, at 6 per cent. Catalogue and
maps free. 0. H PHILLIPS, Manager.
A positive cure for dyspepsia -Damlana
Bitters. Michel Levy A Co., wholessle liq
uor delers, agents.
For a hygienic and invigorating beverage
use Gairarlelli'ssolub cocoa.
Wm shall have a greater rush to
I.os Angeles from the East next fall
than was ever experienced before.
Now is the time to start a great joint
stock company to build the largest
hotel on the l'aciUc Coast. Such a
hotel will Vie needed, and it will pay.
Who will make the lirst move fn this
important matter?
Muscular, inllammatory aud chronic
rheumatism all succumb to St. Jacobs Oil.
Constipation Has rtlauy Victims,
And tbe endeavor to Und rollef with the
cathartic, the Injection, the aperient aud
laxative are distressing. These are resorted
to time aud again, until the sufferer Is al
most ln despair, as he gains only a brief rt"
spite.
By taking Simmons Ltver Regulator, the
bowels *IU be gently moved as naturally
as 11 no medicine hsd beeu taken. Regu
larity ln taking tlio medicine will soon ef.
feet a permanent relief.
LOS ANGELES DAILY HERALD, JUNE 4, 1887.
People's Store.
The price of acre lots in Brockton Colony
on the Cerritos hss been advanced to I*6,
the first series of i lO seres hsvlng been sold.
Subscribers to the second series of 040 seres
will have choice of lccstlon In the order t f
subscription, only fl per sere now, tbe
balance of one-third July aoth. The survey
aud plotting of the property is being pushed
with vigor, and the maps will be out st
earliest possible moment. Apply to Call
foruia Laud Investment Atsociatlou, as
South Spring street, up stairs.
The boom has struck south of town. Big
rush for lots st Broad Acres this vveek. Only
*50. *io per mouth. No interest, an North
Spring street.
All Property Owner*
on Olive, orange Grove nnd Angelena ave
nues. In thetowuol Isurlisnk, are requested
to call at ihe ollice of the company, No. 11
South Spring street, at once, on matters of
importance to themselves.
tlusinrak tor Male.
The wholo or h ball interest iv s profitable
newspaper and job printing office In a
nourishing town iv Los Angeles county.
Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Or
a lease of the business will be given to a
responsible party. Particulars may be hud
at the 111 tub office.
"Wants," "Personals, ' aud other adver
tisements under the following heads in
serted tit tftsi rate (d 5 ceuts per line for
esch insertion.
MINT k.\U lUi NII,
ijIOI'ND— BAY POSY FIVE YEARS OLP:
' three white feet: saddle marks: brand,
ed a left hip. Wa> left at our .tables, 119
East First street. C. V. BOQOTBT A son
|BB*f
OIRAVKiJ—'III SIY RaNOM l.s OAN l'KK
i5 iiiiudo, ou February 12th, one hay mare,
Rtiout four years old: branded \' ou left
shoulder; also one small brown horse.
Owner can have same by paying charares.
Address GEO X.PORTER. mj;ll 7t
QTO LIN -ONE BLACK MA R E", ~ 2 _ Y EARS
P old, with four white feet and white face:
branded oa left hip lIS 00 reward forsamt,
GEO K. FOR rER, Perasndo. my3t 7t
SI RAYED OK SIOLK2. HIUJI SA.NIA
Monica, last seen on the 22d of Msv, ou
Washington it, grsv horse, 12 or 13 years
old. weighs 1200 or 1300 pounds. Had on
heavy team shoes Return to H. It. WEBB,
Early st., near City Gardens. Rewnrd.
myiitf
OIKAYEO UK SiOLh.N-uIN ilih Till
O inst., one white horse: aso a sorrel
terse v.-lili a white taoe. Return t A AB
BOTT, next to Pico House, and receive a
.il.ersi rew-ir.!. my 11 tf
ton aA I.at.
T~FIKSI'-KAIE 18. A.VI Foil sale ai"
A Eighth aud Alameda; tit for heavy
teaming; price, 1500 j4 It
I7>OR S VLE-A Wool) AND COAL YARD,
r in a first class location, doing a good
business; reasons for selling. Address
"V. 000 AMI COAL, ' this office. j2 7t
IfOK SALE—COLI MB. A BICYCLE, NEAK-
A ly new : owner g"ing away; a bargain,
(tall al Is Wen First street. mr'29'f
ij'Oii SALE—A NICE GEftli.E MAKE;
r suitable tor ladies driving. Aiply to
MATHEWS BROS. A BARTNING, Is south
Spriug street. m 22 tf
TjlOR SALE-A FIRS ['-CLASS UPRIGHT
J? rlauo, almost new ; will be sold cheap
lor cash. Address "Bargain," Hebalp
office. aU-n
IIHoKOt'GJIBKED HuLSltlN MOLLS,
. also choice milch cows. Address J. E.
DURKEE. Bonlta Meadows, Santa Monies
Road. ml9tlm
HAHtiAIM* 1 > UK HI, ESTATE*
FOR SALE-2 FIXE LOTS IN THR CRM
stnn tract, one near Adams, the other
near Washington street. $4UO each. MoIX
TOSH A ROOT, 11. W, First street; j4 2t
E'oi: sale-sere" MONEY" ON A FEVV
lots on Santa Fe avenue and Ninth st,
if taken at once. McINfOSH & ROOT, 115
W. First St. |4_
SALE BARU AIR S IU UAstatuUNU
r Kiefer and Germain tracts. McINTOSII
A floor, 115 W. First St. jl fit
E'tOß SALE-ANnfxuELLENT CHANCE
for a speculation ou property near new
troverument bolMiuir. <lall to-day- McIS
TOIH j ROOT, IT, W. First St. jl tit
FOR SALE — 15.000 ACRES OK FINE
land In Antelope Valley at $5 to $10 per
acre, iv lots .if uu acres or upwards.
RI HDY, BUEMB at SMITH, No. 2 Frank
-1 la street. jl lm
TilOR SALE—FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY;
X 70 acre tract, partially commanding «
splendid view in the city limits, fill per
acre. 7S acres within the city limits; two
fine lots in -Monrovia; ;i nice lots in the
town of Azusa. Applj to J. F. YORBA, JM
N. Main street. mv.'o tf
IVOtt .-ALE—A LOl I.N 111 X SIONEMA.N
r tract. Alhambra. Address'•BAßGAlN,"
Herald ogee. m25-tf
Lot. SALt-it.N AUHts FlMKtvt land
C at Long Kesch, beautifully improved,
$3000. G. W. BURTON, 106' K. Spriug,
Temple Block. rc22tf
of
Ann helm, line tract level land, all un
der ditch, plenty water, forty acres grapes,
5 acres general orchard—4oo walnut trees,
78 foil be.iriug orange trees, ,500 great gum
trees; splendid brick house, 12 rooms, out
houses, etc , etc ; price only $300 per sere.
Cheapest place in the cuuty. See It at ouoe.
GEO. W. BCRTQN, IPC. X. Soring street. a2Stf
LXIR SALE IX TRACTS TO SLIT, *75 PER
A Here, 16 miles from Los Augeles, near
ocean. W. K. WALTERS, Wilmington, or
DeLACY & MALCOLMSON, 25 Temple
•treet. alltf
I/OR HEST BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
r seeG. ft. BUKTOX, 100 North Spring
street, Temple Block. maltf
INARMS AND TOWN LOTS—FARMS OF
all sizes, from five to sixteen hundred
acres of laud for sale; oue of 800 acres a spe
cial bargain; also town lots In the Iron Sul
phur Springs Tract. New life iv and near
this family resort, incident io the coming of
the railroads. The best of natural mineral
waters and baths. 0. T. WIDNEY A (JO
Futon Wells I. O. Cal. no2l-tf
111 MII_ESS CIIANCEH, i_
{?<•<■■ BALE -A COMMISSION HOUSE. A
J; KestHursnt, eentrallv located.
SCHMIDT & 11ENTO.N, 55 N. Spring st.
lu4-it
AHItKAT BARGAIN—A FtNELY IM
proved five acre lot on West Adams St.,
third place west of Verrnout avenue, ou
north side. Price, STl.OOO: $7000 cash, bal-;
anceln twelve mouthß. Apply to ADAMS
A SON, 75 North spring St. m'2o tf
111 ill >ULI. BUY A BUSINESS ill Al'
WAIFIMf will pay largely uu the invest
ment: #000 cash si d SlOO when purchaser
has made sales to the amount of $5000.
Apply to J F. YORBA, SKIN. Main. m2t. lm
Oil OF THE - BEBin76-
A cated and payiug grocery businesses iv
this city; our profits are opcu for investiga
tion; capital required about $i,OOO. Apply
P- "■ '"'X 115:1. my 22 tf
nut it k ivr— it< toma,
ritJ LEI'- PLEASAP.T FURNISHED
JL rooms, lv a healthy location. 517 West
Fifth street, opposfte Normal S3hool. j4 ;lt
IjVIR RENT-PLEASANT UNFURNHHED
rooms for housekeeping. 718 Temple
34 at
TO LET-ROOMS AND BOARD OR
without, at S. E. corner of Spring and
_Wt I; , mystf
LU'RSiSHED ROOMS IN HIE NEW AND
1 elegant ho;ise,No. 500 Fort street, corner
•sixth, ruatf
tOK HKUT-HOI sltlM.
OK RENT—UNFURNISHED HOUSE OF
till rooms; rent, 1300 Address "House,"
this office. jnMt
AH RNISHICD UoUSa or six Boosts!
for rent. Apply to J. T. HANIiHAKEK,
room li), Lawyer's Building, Temple street
m 27 tf
t'OK KENT itIICIOI.I.ANtIIM V.
LTi'ORES TO - KENT—ON MaIN STREET
O Apply to MAKE G. JONES, offices 1 and
2 Jones' 810ck,75 N. Spring St. slit!
1/UR REMI—AT FROM »3 to $20 PKR
year; safe deposit boxes in absolutely
fire and burglar proof chrome steel vault
Inspection Invited. THE CHILDRESS
SAFE DEPOSIT BANK, 37 South Spring st
fehl2tf
PHRSOKIL. ~_
PERSONAL— ANY ONE GIVING DANCING
lessous pl ase address Pos'.olllce Box
1887, Los Angeles- mBl-6t
I)KOF. T, TSCITaNK; CL.UKVOYANI
J. and fortune-teller. 32X 8. Spring Btreet
room 12. •
MRS. PAI'.KKR-INDEPENIIENi' SLATE
writer and test medium. Gives full
names of spirit friends. Consultations on
business speculations, mineral, lawsuits,
removals, love, marriage, absent friends. I
diseases, etc. Developing class Thursdays
sr. St., 28 South Spring street, room 8,9 a.
». to 6 r. *. »y25-lm
WANTED-MIBWEEI.ANEOIia.
it Willi rwo FOEMTJBfD BOOM!
»» alter June 15th, between Temple and
Fifth streets, Spring and Olive. Address
".Isy," HWALC "ffloe m) 11-tl
«KANT«I>—HKI.IT
WANTED — A STRONG WOMAN Fs.R
taking care of, »nd collecting rtDU
ol lodging house; #"20 per mouth; also
wanted s washerwonrlui by the day, wages
-I .0 Anplv at 20 Wilmington street, jest-fit
Air A.N IKM I W (l( ,il() In: II a.M HK KM Al IS
}\ at the tlf.rlelou !!• tel. Pasadena; wages
a-jOper month Most have references. m!9tl
\V ANTKU— s iltsT CLASS PLIMIIKK
'» and gasfltter. 8 U. PERRY, M South
Main jilt. mylitf
\V ANfEI)-UO TEA M STICKS AND BIIOV
\\ elers. Apply to E. C. llurllngiime,
Kailroad Contractor, s Beaudry avenue.
mvlO
MTIATIOisis W ANTED".
OH IA I lON WANTED —HY A YOUIG
kv Jewish ill'}, who understands all kinds
of housework, in a respec able family; ref
erences excnauired. Inquire of SIMON
LEVY, 17South Main I try St, ]4tf
WANTED A" LADY - OF - EXPEKIENCE
desires a position as amanuensis, or
bookkc?pcr; could take position iv a bank
or abstract oflkMi best ol references. Ad
dress .I X l: .S« uts Monica. junl 7t
7AMID—A EaDY who has il\I)
large experience for many years in
caring lor invalids, withes a situation ln
that capacity, or would take two or thr>e
tuvalids to her own home. Has the best of
recomendatious. Refers to J. W Potts by
perini'Siou Addiess, Mrs. A. REYNOLDS,
Station li. Los Augeles. mill lm
oitilaTion a respect^
kr able young Kuglir.h lady, as compan
ion or to take c.re of au invalid or charge
of children: willing to travel. Relereuces
exchanged. Address "M. E. 8.." this of
fice. mylT^tf
MECHANICS' FKEE EMPLOYMENT
Bureau (building trs'les) No. ~}a\ S.
Main street. Competent workmen in all
branches furnished ou application. Tele
phons myl'Hl
S'OH BALE—CItf I'toiirrn
IMIU SALE—.Ik I DCI; I'KIi'ES ON KITS
1 iv the Goodwin traetto day. McINTOSH
St LOOT. 115 W First St. j4 tit
trUIS" SAI.II-NhW HOUSE, 5 ROOMS
' with lot tOxl.lt'., near Jefferson .trcet,
west of the University, prloe HMO; rent
will pay 1)» pr ceut. Aiso beautiful resi
dence property ou Temple street hill st
MOO. VeIMTOSII A ROOT, lit W. First
Bt. jilt
\ WORD TO THE •»ISE IS 81'FTICIENT.
Xxl.ots on Ninth, Cooper, Grant, South,
Porter, sflsquet, tulip and Palm sts., and
Santa Fe aye., near the ucw Sinta Fe depot
grounds: prices ranging from turn upward:
tersnsssty JORE j. j ONES A CO., IN N.
Main st . special agents. jllli4-7t
LIOK SALr.--L.Uls OH I EM I'LL SI MEET
JJ Lot ou lieaudrv Rvenue.
Lots ou Second street cable line.
Lots on ;sma Fe avenue the river boule
vard.
Lot in the Ksv6 Iract ucsr SSVSMItk street.
And "tber pro errv. Apply to owner,
Jl'Lli'S ons, Room 71 Temple Block.
Jeltf
fJIOR S4LE-13.1 FEET t)N~IiILL STREET
1 on th. northtast corner of Hill and
Pico streets at 120 per loot —cheaper than
any other property north of Pico; contract
or vow gr.ding tile street; price $0500-
Terms; 11500 cash, balsnce o:i or be'ore oue
year. Apply to the owner, JAMKS NIM
'MOCK, or W. P. Jlclutosh, agent, IU North
Spring street. m3l 7t
¥710K Stl.E-HY ROCHES! Ell, HI NT
r IMOTON A LAY'IOS, SI West First st.:
Elegant cottage near W ishlngton Garden;
immediate possession: 82700. •
Ou th" installment plau—six-room house!
tflSO cash: nance. WO per mouth: ftwO.
Lot 110x17' to alley, west side ol Graud
avenue, $2100.
Lot 50x125 to an alley, ln Utinnigan tract,
near Pearlaud Pico streets. *110u.
Flftv-six feet (corner) south side Temp'c
street ou the hilhlisoo KM-It
sji ASA MTILL BUY A VEKY~~I>E3IR-
WflXtMWv able lot, 50x111) feet, iv Ihe
Judson Tract, oulv two bl' cks from Fig
iter .-a street PARCELS, AGI'IRRE A CO.,
12 Court street ii.24.tl
t" Hist sale- PINE loi on not La
Heights; corner; one block from two
lines of streetcars, SOxKS feel; s'JOOd. G. W.
BURTON l(». N. spring.Temple Hock m mi
IAUR BALE—ON JEricKsoM SIKEbI
J? south side, between Western avenue
and llu'ant avenue.'lot 130x51). A bargain,
Bddress"Keuo,"|tlKi'.ALi) ollice. mytfitf
I[IOK SA'I.E-llofsE UFfi ROOMS, HA~iT7>
1 flnUhe-l. Room 40 Downey Block.
If O R SALE— A >lI.E LOl, CuVr-KED
■T with choice fruit trees, between Main
street and Graud avenue, only #000; terms
easy. See MILLER A HEKEIOTT, North
Main street. al7tf
J" IOR SALE—CHOICE LOT IN" THE
Childs tract, on electric railroad Hue.
FRANK McCQYE. 23 N Spring st eet. mllf
Gone Up!
I 'OK kiii . - CountryPropr rty
FOR SALE—AT ~~AZU3A tT~XCtWt
partly improved, of superior grape and
fruit land; price $2-oj. Also 10 acres, c »r
-uer property. aH improved, with house,
well, orchard, eic ,at $2500. McINIO-iH A
ROOT. 118 W V'ir-t St jl 2t
FOR BALE-160 ACKES OF LANIi, ALSO
Forest Dairy, containing cows, horses,
wagons, r me and cans, etc. Inijulre at
ORE KM MEADOW, I mile west of school
house, or address P. O. Box 741. m23-6m
Hill CATION A 1,.
SIOMMEKCIAL NIGHT SO "COL-BOOK-
V. keepinr. penmanship, and arilhmatlc
thoroughly taught. Room 11. Schumacher
Block. L. B. LAWdON, PrlnHtwl, ic-2-tf
LOS ANGELES HUrll/oL OF ART AND
Dcst>;n, modeled after South Keuslnctou
Art Schools; opeued May 3d, Caliagnan
Block, corner Spring Hiid Third streets, tin
der the naasg* - ent of C. D ilton Bond and
L E iiArdeu, both of Loudon. England. In
st rttctioatireo lathe following braoehe-:
Drawing In charcoal, crayon and i ***et,
Iromtlie list anti mie and life; patnt'Bt In
nil and water oolor, still life, landteiM and
portrait. .Special classes for sketching
from nature and perspective. Op»n from
9 a. n. to I r. M., Mondays excepted.
mll-lm
MRS. M. E HILL-TEACHER OF ELOCU
tfon, instrumental snd vocal music-
Refers to Mrs Geo. Stoiieman, Mrs. J. Dow
ney Harvey, Mrs Geo. W. King, and others.
For terms, etc., apply to B. S. bTONEM AN,
No. 8 North Spriug street. BtyM lm
.UKt/iTwuisK
OF CHOSEN FRIENDS.—
■s§v Guardian Council. No. 90, meets in
Pythian Caitle Hall, 24 South Spring street,
the first aud third TUESDAY EVENINGS
each mouth. Visiting friends cordially lu
vlted. J. H. MARSHALL, C. C.
mr29-3m
THE ANfTUAL MEETING Or THE
-»-*' stockholders of the Plru Oil Com
pany will be held at the office of the com
pany, 14 Arcadia street, los Angeles, on
Tuesday, June 14th, 18S7,at 3p. M, THOMAS
Itllillil-IS, Secretary. n>2'J-Ui,
FINANCIAL.
(Will TO LOAN ON LOS ANGELES
V | fJil/UU city aud county real estate
in sums to suit. ROHILL. this office. m:il-7t
111111-'O LOAN, LOWEeT RAIES,
•wyU.WU sums to suit. It. G Lunt,
±0 West First St., Los Augeles Laud Bureau.
tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON MORTGAGE—MOR
TIMER A HARRIS, Attorneys at Law,
7s Temple Block. tf
C»4)Xil fWUi ' r <J LOAN—LOWEST IN-
RiQVtVVU terest. Apply direct, A.J.
VIELE. room 23. Schumacher Block. m3ot f
\|ONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
ill In am> uuts to suit. BRODTBECK A
PKNNFY. No NN Spring Ht. 'phS tf
MIaCKCI.ANKOI N.
JJIOR RENT — lIIJBINE3S " OFFICE "ON
1 Spriug street. Apply to McINTOSII A
ROOT, 119 West First street. )in-2t
IftOß EXCHANGE - DOUBLE 12 ROOM
house with lot, ceruer Diamond aud
Bcjui'lry streets for coontry property or
good oiw lots. BRYAM A POINDEXTER,
27 West First street je'Mm
GU;;l:S AND KIXTI FES I'CI SALE VND
store to lei: a flue corner for a drug or
variety store,or will let store without goods;
sickness the cause of Bale. Apply Coffee
factory, corner Hill and Eighth sts. mjs-lm
flO'k BALE—LEABE~ON STOItETcIITTNER
First and Alameda, ou account of slck
uess. Enquire butcher shop. my2ii-]m
|30K~EXCHANGE—AN UI'KIGHI' PlAtsu,
I ln first class order, for a lot, either iv
city or country. Address "Bargain," Herald
office. may2stf
NOTICE TO PEOPLE REMOVING FROM
the city—Highest cash price paid for
all kinds of furnfture, pianos, organs. All
communications strictly confidential. Ap
ply MERCHANT, 222 Downey avenue.
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COOPERAGE.
TANKS, BARRELS, KEGS, ETC., MADE
to order on short notice st reasonable
prices Call or address C. P. HAAS, 162
East First street, Loa Angeles, xnyli—6m
mirtwKLt.ANEnim.
MONEY SAVED
IS SO MUCH MONEY MADE,
AND YOU CAN SAVE A (iOOD DEAL BY TUADING AT
E. ADAMS', THE BOSS CLOTHING HOUSE.
WE WILL SELL THIS WEEK |
SACKS SHITS, nicely made up, several patterns 912 mm
SACK SUITS, all-wool cassfmeres; good wear; made up expressly for us 15 CO
Be in time for tbem, for they will sell rapidly.
SACK AND FROCKS, nobby rstterns; lstest cut; sure to suit 17 50
DRESS SUITS, ss fine as Mscy: cannot be procured elsewhere; at $20. 22 50 and 15 0(J
PRINCE ALBERT, fine corkscrew aud brosdclotb; tailor-made style, J22.50 aud 27 SO
SUMMER COATS AND VE.,TS, Alapsca and Mohair; greatest variety in town.
All our stock well filled—take a look through it, it will be to your ad
vantage.
ADAMS' CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 15 South Spring Street,
LOS AKOKLES , CALIFORNIA
i have Tots
Burbank
AT HALF TRICE FOR CASH.
THIS IS FOR TO-DAY ONLY!
Ms G WILLARD,
No. >ortu spring; street.. Loa Angeles, Vml.
Auction of Splendid Property
THE AZUSA.
mixi.i*js<3.£iy, June O, 1887,
The Barclay and Hunt Ranch
WILL BE SOLD,
Either as :i uholc or In lots of 1» acre* each—Heat or soli-Full
water riclit and itltcli on the tract.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY 1
4
The BARCLAY and HUNT RANCH is situated t% miles south and
a little west of the station at Azusa City, and is set entirely to vines, except
about 5 acres in orchard. It is a beu'itiful tract for subdivision, and is
equally valuable for investment or (or a home. One year from now every
acre will he worth if 1000 per acre.
H 1.1, P.lllTlli I.AHS AT
'iO Sontli Spring Street. Los .Angeles.
NOW READY FOR SALE.
Raymond Improvement Company Tract!!
SOUTH OF AND ADJOINING THE GROUNDS OF
RAYMOND HOTEL, SOUTH PASADENA,
AND FORMERLY KNOWN AS THE UPPER MARENGO TRACT.
The RAYMOND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, having purchased 317 acres of that
well-known, highly-improved and cultivated tract, now offers for sale Its DIVISION NO
1, with L longj frontages on FAIR OAKS AVENUE and MISSION STREET, large lots
averaging 00x180 feet; streets from 50 to 80 feet wide, and to be graded, piped and planted
in trees at the expense of the company. Each lot to have conuectiou laid to main pipes,
and to have FREE one share of stock in the MARENGO WATER COMPANY, thus insur
ing an abundant supply of pure water for Irrigation and domestic use
Easy and fretiuent communication now had with Los Angeles by the L. A. A 8. G. V.
R. R„ with station at northwest corner of trsct. The new line of tho Bouthorn PaclfloCo.,
from the new town of Ramona northward, fs to run through the mtddle of the tract, and a
first-class station is to be established at tho reservoir in front of the Raymond Hotel.
GARFIELD AVENUE, running from Alhambra Station on the 8, P. R. R. to Raymond
Station ou tbe L. A. & 3. G. V. R. R.. Is 70 feet wide through tlie east side of this traot,
aud will soon have a line of street ears in operation its entire length.
For maps, prices aud further particulars apply to
RAYMOND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
W. G. HUGHES. SECRETARY.
S5 Wlivr I firs t STREET, HOOlll 3, Ltlg ANIiELES tIALII'OKNIA.
Or at the oftico near the reservoir on the land, Just south of Raymond Hotel.
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" DeeriDg Giant" 5 and 6-foot Cut Mowers!
VERY STRONG, ECONOMICAL AND LIGHT DRAFT.
Intending purchasers should examine •' THE GIANT." It is sold under fall guaran
tee. It costs little more than an ordinary machlno, yet does about twice the work
with the same expenditure of powor.
FOR SALE, AND GUARANTEED, BY
fc J. T. RICHAHDSON,
SOLE AGENT FOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,
Ho. 237 North Los Angeles Street (Arcadia Block), Los Angeles.
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