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NEWS NOTES.
Weather Bureau.
Report of observations taken at Los Angeles,
.February 11. 1893.
Wm. I n*. <Th» ißll'mWdlVtll
0:00 a. m.
6:00 p. m
111 OX.
'47
«s
NW
* - Max. tern.. 72: mln urn.. 45.
f Rainfall paat 24 liouri, 0 00.
ff Rainfall For the season, 17.43.
Forecast*
V Forecast for Southern California: Fair
Weather; warmer; winds shilling to southerly.
f' The Olive and St. Vincent football
i teams will play on the latter's grounds
next Saturday.
The opening of the athletic contests
•t the Ostrich farm, Santa Monica, has
been postponed until next Sunday, the
19th.
H. Schwannecke, United States in
ternal revenne inspector, with head
quarters at San Pedro, is in the city for
several days.
Last night the Main-street amphi
theater was crowded with people drawn
there by tbe new bill of attractions an
nounced. The performance was thor
oughly enjoyed, as it is of a sort to suit
popular fancy—gymnastic, aerial and
vaudeville.
Mra. Dr. John Davis of Cincinnati
died suddenly yesterday after a long
reickness, from which she was thought to
be recovering. She has been the presi
dent of the Woman's Home Missionary
i society of the Methodist church for sev
eral years, and was widely known over
:the country. She was a sister-in-law of
[T. J. Davis of this city.
: Today being the birthday of Abraham
Lincoln, special memorial services will
'be held this evening at 7:30 in the First
Methodist church, on Broadway be
tween Third and Fourth streets, under
. the auspices of the local association of
' the military order of the Loyal Legion,
and a lecture on the Life and Character
of Abraham Lincoln will be given by
Major J. A. Donnell. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The regular meeting of the Southern
California Science association will be
held in the Friday Morning club room,
Bt. Vincent's hall, near Sixth and Hill
etreets, on Tuesday, February 14tb, at 8
o'clock p.m. Ornithology will be the
eubject of the evening, and a fine collec
tion of birds and eggs will be exhibited.
Papers will be read as follows: Seasonal
Variations of Some Australian Birds,
Capt. T. B, Merry; Bird Life in Califor
nia and Europe, Dr. A. Davidson; Cali
fornia Songsters, Dr. S. H. Weller.
World's Pair.
Are you going to the world's fair? If
ao, settle now the all important prob
lem, where shall I stay and what will it
coat? For circular letter giving in
formation of special advantage to you on
these points, call on or address A.
Phillips & Co., 138 South Spring street,
Los Angelea.
Oysters 50 cents a dozen any etyle.
Hollenbeck Hotel cafe, 214 Second st.
PERSONAL.
E. A. Benefield of Long Beach waa in
the city yesterday.
M. C. Holman of Long Beach waa in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. C. Doech ia in San Francisco on
a business trip, and will return during
the week.
Frank Wiggins, o! the chamber of
commerce, and local manager of the
world's fair exhibits, spent yesterday iv
Santa Barbara.
H. B. Snow, one of New York's most
prominent business men, is in the city
on pleasure end busineas combined, and
ia stopping at the Hollenbeck.
W. H. Stombs, formerly of Los An
geles, has taken a position in the Union
National bank of Chicago, and will
make his future home in that city.
Mr. E. C. Denio, the attorney, who
has moved his office to Long Beach, was
in the city yesterday. He reports tbat
the construction of the wharf is at a
standstill, but the rest of the material is
on the way. The wharf is now out over
a thousand feet, and will be completed
in about aix weeks.
JOS. P. ROWAN.
A Popular Painter Who Has a TP oil-
Earned Reputation.
Six more newly-painted cars are soon
to make their appearance on the cable
road, which were neatly and handsome
ly painted by the above-named gentle
man. Mr. Rowan has done come excel
lent work in his line since his advent in
Los Angeles, and is an artist in his line.
He has done work on all the street linns
in Los Angeles and in every instance has
invariably given the ntmost satisfaction.
He has also done considerable painting
for the Terminal and Redondo railroads,
and has been master painter for the
Southern Pacific company, which posi
tion he held for 10 years, and is highly
recommended by that company, which
he left in 1885 to accept the position of
master painter at the Mare Island navy
yard. He received the highest praise in
passing the examination as a practical
man in his profession. He expecta to re
turn to San Francisco shortly, which his
many frienda in this section will regret.
Sanitarian Refrigerator Co.
Refrigeratora for manufacturing and
domestic use, under the new system,
patented January 17,1803. Refrigerator
crates for shipping fruits and vegetables
to eastern marketa. Refrigerators now
In uae remodeled at small expense to
this system. Office and factory, 329
South Los Angeles street.
The W. C. Furrey Company,
169 to 165 North Spring street, leads all
competitors in hardware, household
goods, cooking utensils, cutlery, bar fix
tures, rtoves, tinware and bar room fix
tures. They are sole agents for this sec
tion of tbe celebrated Weir stove, the
best in the world. Inspect them before
purchasing elsewhere.
The St. Vincent's Baseball club would
tike to receive a challenge from any club
whose players are not over 19 years of
ige. Manager's address, D. Larronde,
237 North Hope street.
Tailing; Hair
Produces baldness. It is cheaper to buy
a bottle of skookum root hair grower
than a wig; besides, wearing your own
hair is more convenient. Ail druggists.
R. D. List, notary public. Legal papers care
fully drawn. 127 W. Second. Telephone 165.
Insurance Notice.
I beg to say to my friends and patrons that I
am still in tns fire insurance business, and you
need not listen to aoy statements to the con
trary. Have transferred my agency to Scar
borough & Co., ant I am connect**! with the
new firm, and ask a continuation of former
patronage to myself and the new firm. We
represent the Lion of London and the National
of Hartford. Ample a«sets at established rates.
C. H. McNBLLY, Solicitor.
SCARBOROUGH & CO., Resident Agents, 100
South Broadway.
The Rest and Cheapest
Tailoring done at 464 South Spring street.
Alterations, dyeing and cleaning; misfit cloth
ing bought; repairing neatly done.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12, 1893.
MEMORANDA.
"Who ia that man going there?" re
marked Smith. "Why, that ie Harry
Green," answered Jim Brown. "Why,
what makes each a change in his ap
pearance?" asked Smith. "Because he
has on a new suit just made by Nelgen.
the tailor, of 116 North Spring street,"
responded Brown. "Well, I will go to
Nelgen at once and order a new suit,"
Smith said, "for Harry Green has the
neatest fitting suit I ever saw." And
that is why Nelgen is doing such a lucra
tive business, because he pleases every
one both in price.and quality of goods.
The quickest results are obtained by
advertising in the classified columns of
the Herald, on the sixth page. Situa
tions are offered daily; bouses and
rooms for rent, or wanted to rent; real
estate bargains in city and country;
chances to buy almost everything at low
prices; lost and found articles are ad
vertised ; business chances that afford
an income for a small investment; per
sonal notices; special notion; profes
sional cards; announcements of money
to loan and money wanted, and much
besides. Rates are 5 cents a line per
day, with lower rates by the month.
Practical farmers publish testimonials
regarding the new forage plant offered
by the Herald as a premium to mail
subscribers only of the Daily and
Weekly Hebald. This millet grows on
very dry land and it ie claimed that
half of a 50x150 lot planted with it will
almost support a cow. A subscription
remittance and a request for the pre
mium will bring it through the mail.
Prof. Payne has issued invitations to
his friends for a Valentine prize dmce
tn be given at bis academy, corner Sixth
and Broadway, on February 14th. There
will be four prizes awarded by a vote of
those present. Admission, gentleman
and lady, $1; extra lady, 25 cents;
ladies without escort, 25 cents ; spectat
ors, 25 cente. Supper will be furnished
free to all those attending.
The Shuitis Pipe company are highly
pleased over the way subscriptions for
Btock are coming in. Investors of from
$100 to $5000 should call early at 103
South Broadway and investigate this
new pipe, ac all the shares to be Bold at
50 per cant will soon be taken.
The music at the cathedral at 10 a. m.
is Weber'B mass in G; at the offertory
Aye Maria duet by Vincent Wallace,
Mrs. Stanbury and Mrs. Gardner. Mr.
William Forane will sing the tenor solos
and direct. A. G. Gardner is the or
ganist.
The Herald can be found in San Fran
cisco at the Palace and Occidental hotel
news stands; in Chicago at tbe Post
office news stand; in Washington at
the Washington news exchange; in
Denver at Hamilton & Kendrick'a.
The Herald is the city official
paper of Los Angeles. All notices aud
ordinances by the council and street
superintendent appear only in its col
umns. Property owners should not fail
to read these notices.
Dr. 11 utchings, the pastor, will preach
in First Congregational church, corner
Sixth and Hill streets, at 11 o'clock a.
m., and 7:30 p. m. Morning topic,
Alone, Yet Not Alone; evening topic,
Honored of God by Honoring God.
C. Groamann, auctioneer and gen
eral broker. General merchandise
bought for cash and handled on commis
sion. Rooms 14 and 15 Bryson-Bone
brake bleck, Second and Spring streets.
Parlor easels. Parlor easels. Get an
easel for your picture at Sanborn, Vail &
Co., 133 S. Spring street. Their line ia
complete in white and gold, silver,
brass. All kinds of wood easels.
Dr. Chas. do Szigethy is now located in
the Bryson-Bonebrake block. Residence,
Baker block. Office hours, 11:30 to 3:30.
Snndaye and evenings by appointment.
Office tel. 1056; residence tel. 1156.
Don't fail to go to tbe City of London,
211 S. Broadway, when you want any
window shades, blankets, comforters,
pillows, etc.
The City of Pekin is safe, and bo will
you be if you let the Willamette Lum
ber company, 204 South Spring street,
figure your lumber bill for you. See
them.
Attend the minstrel performance given
by members of St. Paul's choir and local
talent at Turnverein hall Monday, Feb
ruary 13th.
Choice fruit land, best of soil and best
of water right, is now being offered by
tbe Hornet Land company at $100 per
acre, including water. Apoly at room
28, Baker block.
One fare for the round trip on the
Southern Pacific to all Southern Cali
fornia points from Los Angeles every
Sunday.
Illich's restaurant, 145 and 147 North
Main street. Everything new and first
class. Private apartments. Fresh fish,
oysters and game daily. Open all night.
$2.05 for the round trip Sunday over
the kite-Bhaped track of the Southern
California railway (Santa Fe route).
The Windermere, on Ocean avenue,
Santa Monica, is a pleasant winter re
sort, beautifully situated overlooking
the Pacific ocean.
Try our Sonoma Zinfandel wine at 50
cents per gallon. T. Vache & Co., cor.
Commercial and Alameda sts. Tel. 309.
Dr. Price, M. B.C. V. S., veterinary
surgeon, California stables, 373 N. Main
st. Business punctually attended to.
Do not fail to attend the minstrel per
formance at Turnverein hall Monday,
February 13th.
One fare for the round trip to all
points on the Southern California rail
way (Santa Fe route) Sunday.
Arrowhead Hot Springs, the famous
winter resort for Southern California.
'Bub meets all day trains at Arrowhead
station.
Before you buy your lumber get figures
from Clark & Bryson, wholesale and
retail lumber dealers, 123 % West Second
street.
Dr. A. Z. Valla, physician and Bur
geon. Office and residence, 126 North
Main, new McD. block. Telephone 284.
We manufacture everything in the
looking-glass line; all work guaranteed.
H. Raphael & Co., 408,410 South Spring.
Have your old mirrors reßilvered as
good as new at H. Raphael & Co., 408,
410 South Spring.
Dr. K. D. Wise, office 142>4 North
Main street. Office hours from Bto 10
a. m. and 2to6p. m. Telephone 346.
Dr. O. Edgar Smith, rnpture, female,
rectal diseases. Seventh and Main
streets. Telephone 1031.
The scenery along the kite-shaped
track is the finest in Southern Califor
nia ; $2.05 for the round trip Sunday.
Dr. Joseph Kurtz and Dr. Carl Kurtz,
physicians and surgeons, have removed
their offices to 147 South Main street.
Dr. Tudor, dentist, removed to Hotel
Ramona, Third and Spring eta. Crown
and bridge work.
Dr. Schiffman, dentist, has removed
to 107 jo North Main street, Lichtenber
ger block.
Campbell's Indian and Mexican goods.
See ad.
K. (i. Cunningham, dentist, rooms 1
and 2, Phillips block, N. Spring street.
Strongest of all pure cream of tartar powders.— See
Latest U. S. Govt. Report. « o ' v
IULD Powder r
Absolutely the Best. * r
It does more work and finer work than any other.
MEMORANDA.
The mamiaoth wharf at Santa Monica
iB now out 4000 feet, 38 feet depth of
water. Magnificent marine view ; beat
fishing on the coaat. Sunday trains on
the Southern Pacific run through, last
train leaving end of wharf at 2 :S0 p. in.,
giving ample time in Santa Monica for
a good fish dinner before returning to
Los Angeles. Round trip, 50 cents.
We extend to the ladies of Los An
geles and vicinity a cordial invitation to
attend our opening on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday of this week, when
we will exhibit something unusually
rare in art needle work and spring
novelties. We also give to each pur
chaser of $3 50 worth of Royal society
silk an adjustable embroidery frame.
Beemau & Hendee, 323 Sjuth Spring
Btreet.
Caledonian club will give a grand con
cert and dancing exhibition on Wash
ington's birthday in the new Los An
geles theater, assisted by the eminent
baritone, Harry E. Reeves, M. B.; also
Mr. Samuel A. Moody, the popular and
well known dramatic reader of Boston,
assisted by other well known artists.
The Original Vienna Buffet is without
doubt the leading variety show of the
city. Tbe performance is an extra good
one. Johnny Kennedy, the popular
manager, ia the boy who knowß how to
cater to the public, and in consequence
of hia good judgment, his favorite place
of amusement, corner of North Main
and Requena streets, is crowded every
night.
The Palace has for the attraction of
its many patrons the ever-popular Vene
tian Ladies' Troubadours, who win the
large andiences every night with their
mandolins. Papa Schurtz knows a good
thing when he haß it, and that is why
he retains this splendid aggregation of
players.
A grand mirißtrel entertainment will
be given tomorrow evening at Turnver
ein hall for the benefit of the choir fund
of St. Paul's church. An excellent
programme will be rendered and un
doubtedly the event will be a grand suc
cess.
Tbe People's amphitheater gets their
share of the public patronage. Read the
attractions in the amusement column.
They are giving a fine performance every
afternoon and evening at 10, 20 and 30
cents. An extra bill the coming week;
don't fail to see it.
Sanborn, Vail & Co. carry a full and
complete stock all styles of mirrors,
framed and unframed, both plain and
bevel, also a good assortment of fancy
mirrors. 133 S. Spring street.
Our 50 cents window shade has no
equal in the city, and for 75 cents we
sell the best quality shade made and
hang them free of charge. City of Lon
don, 211 S. Broadway.
Professor Buchanan will deliver a lec
ture to the ladies of Los Angeleß on Tues
day evening, at St. Vincent's hall, on
The Wonders of Psychometry.
The Golden State Lodge, division 104
of the G. I. A. to the B. L. E. will give
their second annual bail at Armory hall,
Tuesday, February 14,1893. Admission,
gentleman and ladies, $1.
Prof. Payne will organize a class for
beginners in dancing for ladies and gen
tlemen Friday evening, March 3d, at
Illinois hall, Sixth and Broadway.
A full and complete line of artists'
materials at Sanborn, Vail & Co., 133 8.
Spring street. Oil, water color, china
and crayon supplies complete and al
ways in stock.
All persons holding demands against
the common school fund will please pre
sent them to the city treasurer for pay
ment. Fred H. Teale, city auditor.
There are still a few pairs of blankets
and a few comforters left from last
week's sale at the City of London. Thay
will be closed at cost.
Unique Vg.'-:','.ra cards procured
only at the Woman's Exchange, 223
South Broadway.
Be sure and attend the minstrele.Turn
verein hall, Monday evening, February
13th.
Fine watch repairing a specialty. Con
radi's, Spring and Franklin. Reasonable.
Dr. Hollingeworth, reopened dental
office, 138}$ South Spring street.
Insure with A. 0. liolsh, 147 South
Broadway.
Dr. Lindley, 331J£ South Spring street.
See W. P. Mcintosh's ad., Bth page.
THEIR MUSfCALE.
The Chaln-Gang Take Part In a Social
Event.
The chain-gang in the police station
held an impromptu concert latt evening.,
Only their own "Bet" were invited to
this very exclusive affair. The soiree
consisted of vocal noise, after which tall
stories were told of experiences in
tramping through the country.
There was no special occasion for this
outburst of noise, only that it was Sat
urday night—the eve of a holiday.
OVER $14,000 IN SALES.
That's the Resalt or Advertising in the
Herald's Classified Columns.
Messrs. Norton & Kennedy of 209
South Broadway, with excellent judg
ment, advertise in tbe classified columns
of the Herald, and as a result, like
many others whose advertisements ap
pear in this paper, they are reaping a
harvest. During the past week the
firm named sold directly from their ad
vertisements in the Herald two lots,
one residence and some acreage, aggre
gating over $14,000. Others who adver
tise in the classified columns state they
get more benefit from this paper than
any other daily paper published in this
section. Look at tbe small advertise
ments on page Bix of this morning's is
sue. It shows a healthy aspect of the
real estate market.
Amateur Baseball.
This afternoon at Athletic park the
opening game of the Los Angeles Ama
teur Baseball league will be played. The
contending teams will be the Jacoby
Bros, and the Tufts-Lyons. Tbe league
is composed of four teams, three teams
in the city and one in Redondo.
Following are the names and posi
tions of the players:
Early catcher Bockwell
Hart .pitcher Beutley
.inerclo Ist base Brown
Bufklik 8(1 ba:e McGrath
Roberts 3d base Long
Sm-th ar-ort stop Miller
Sprecher light Be d Uartly
Cooper centtr Held Arnold
I Van Hood left field Leland
A HOTEL MAN IN TROUBLE.
Robert Parker of the Westminister
Charged With Larceny.
Robert H. Parker for the past two
months has been behind the desk at the
Westminister hotel, officiating as night
clerk. He is now behind the bars of
the city jail charged with larceny.
Hs is charged with tho larceny of
about $80 belonging to Mrs. Gorham of
Santa Monica. On Thursday afternoon
last, the manager of the hotel states,
Mrß. Gorham handed to tbe chief clerk
a nanndbag, in which were two pocket
books. One of these contained $80. On
her return the handbag wae handed to
her. On that evening, about 8 o'clock,
Mrs. Gorham went out to a recep
tion and again handed to Chief
Clerk J. H. Bohn her hand-satchel con
taining the two pocketbooke, asking
him to take care of it, Btating that she
would call for it. The hand-bag was
not pnt in the safe but laid on the desk,
the top of which is enclosed by a rail
ing. Soon afterwards, the night clerk
came on duty, not having the key to the
safe, the hand-bag remained on the
desk.
About 11 o'clock Mrs. Gorham re
turned, when the bag wae given to her.
Next morning about 8 o'clock she re
ported to the office thatall of themoney,
excepting $2 or $3 wae missing.
Suspicion pointing to.Parker, tbe case
was reported to Chief Glass, and Friday
afternoou Detectiveß Benson, Auble and
Chief Clerk Moffatt arrested him.
The manager of the hotel states that
several days ago Parker was suspected
of the larceny of a rubber overcoat from
the room of Mr. Haiue, a member of tbe
Salt Lake excursion party. Tho officers
found the coat at his room at No. 624
Grand avenue. He denied that be had
stolen the coat.
The manager also said that for some
time he bad suspected Parker. About
a week ago, a lady left her purse on a
table in the reading room, after paying
a bill of $3. He told Parker, he states,
to take care of the purse until the lady
called for it. She did not call until next
day, and when Parker handed her the
purse she claimed that $16 was missing.
Parker came from Detroit, Mich.,
about two months ago, is a young man,
a fine dresser and a high-flyer, but he
denies taking the money, and the evi
dence against him aa far as could be
learned last night ia not at all conclu
sive.
NO SPOOKS YET.
The Psychical Society Listens to Borne
Addresses.
The California branch of the Psychical
society met last night, Judge Cheney in
the chair; Miss Adelaide B. Hasse, sec
retary.
The chairmen of the eeveral commit
tees outlined the work before them.
Addresses were delivered by Judge
Cheney, W. A. Spalding, Dr. Wise and
Miss Hasse.
After routine business the meeting ad
journed. '
How to Save Dootor Bills.
[Chicago Dally Calumet.]
Many a doctor's bill has been saved
by the use of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. The name is a household
word in many parts of the country.
Chamberlain's medicines have an ex
tensive sale in the world's fair city and
many people testify to tbe merits of
their different remedies. For sale by
C. F. Heinzeman, 222 North Main street,
druggist.
Eblnger's Restaurant.
The finest in the city; the favorite of
eastern tourists. Service unexcelled on
the coast. Meals served ala carte.
French dinnere from 12 till 8 p. m.
Ladies' parlor connected.
Undelivered telegrams at the Western
Union Telegraph company's office, cor
ner Main and Court streets, February
11th: James Clone, W. H. H. Hart, W.
H. Parsons, Lee Lindsay, Mrs. Hattie
Wenßinger Lewis.
PRETTY FACES
TO EL WHO USE LA FRECKIA
Homely Faces
Softened Into Great
Beauty by La Freckla.
OLD FACES
Made young again by LA FRECKLA.
La Freokla is tbe greatest, tbe most wonderfu
aud the only cure in existence for freckles.
LA FRECKLA is the latest (tensation among
physicians aud chemists. Discovered by Mme.
Yale and used by her until her beauty became
bo wonderful that those who knew her before
became afraid of her great and bewitching
beauty. Mme. Yale at the age of 40 looked IS.
Her complexion is so beautiful one has to go
close to see she is a living being. Mme. Yale
has placed La Freckla on the market. The
women of the world may have the benefit of
her secret and become as beautiful as this love
ly Queen of Beauty, tiend 6 cents in stamps
and Mme. Yale will send you free of charge
her famous Beauty Book she has wrlUen to in
struct women how to beoome beautiful.
LA FREuKLA will be shipped you upon re
ceipt of price, or sou may get it from your
dmgeist. Mme. Yale's book instructs young
6lrU how to win a husband, and married ladies
ow to retain their husbands' affections, and
women of all ages how to bo beautifuL
Price of La Freckla.
$i PER BOTTLE.
For sale by all first-class druggints.
Address all orders and letters, MME. M.
TALK, Beauty and Complexion specialist.
MME. M. YALE'S
tEIIPLI OS" BKAIITV,
140 STATE STREET, CHICAGO, ILL, or
37 WEST I-11-ll ST., N. Y.
I HOT Ussliinnn aud v '£° r iclckly ro-
LUjI nAnnliULI «••«••> Varicocele, night
L.UUI s.irtltllWUU ij rmiMiuns, etc..surely
cured by I MIA I'O. tho (Treat Himtou Remedy. Bold
with written trn.rint.o of cure. Sample rent free. Address
Orient.! Mcdlcul Co., SB rlyniouib. l'iure, Chicago, 111.
MRS. A. MENDENHALL,
Halrdressiiig and Manicure Parlors,
107 North Sifting street, room 23
Schumacher Dlock.
Shampooing done at residences if desired.
C. E. DAY & CO.'S
-^SPECIALSK
*9nnOT ACRES IN EAST SAN OA- ©q9f,-J,' OT NEAR FIRST-STREET CABLE:
WaKIVU brief; small cash payment, l>uv in- 3p<>.i»J $15 per monlh. '
terest. Adjoining land held at $250 per acre.
$lofM.llr, 1 J O,rK MTS COVERED WTTII
>S*>?iAfi— 20 ACRES, WITH WATER, NEAR W I\J\JV fruit trees; one block from electric
'lT.«»J\'lr l'ullerton; set to figs 3 years; hali road.
cash. This is a snap. ..........
(J'---A--riNELY LOCATED LOTS ON THE
G'TJWi-aO ACRES, HIGHLY IMPROVED; MU ' •>°x34o feet.
■D.JUUU oranges und grapes; good house, / n. r fop i piivumr.., .
barn, etc. *" P^^AW^^* o^.
©qOK-GOODLOT. CLOSE IN, ON FIRST- pfiVi^V^
®OZit street electric road; lays well; cannot vesiigation. thorough in
be duplicated.
© lf.fliY- 0N INSTALLMENTS, MCE FOUR
4-ROOM HOUSE, WELL BUILT; LOT 3M Ui» ' room house 3 blocks from nlara
tFOUv 50x225; house cost $1000. large fruit trees; good locution. This isclose in,'
C. E. DAY 8c CO.,
I2X South Broadway, Los Angeles, Cat
W. P. M'INTOSH,
Estate Agent,
144 S. MAIN ST., LOS ANGELES, CAL.
HAS FOR SALE :
The choicest 10 and 20 acre tracts of orange 4U acres ou Cypress avenue, Redlands, ad
land at Redlands ou 10 years' time; only 10 joining tbe elegant residence of Isaac Foid,
fier cent, cash down and no further payment with 315 orange trees in bearing: house worth
or 10 years; only 6U per cent, interest; only 1 $2500: all for $(1000; ouly one-third cash, bal
mile from the postomce. Price, $300 per acre, ance long time at per cent, net interest,
including water piped to each tract, 40 acros adjoining the beautiful Mentone
Orange land and orange trees at Mentone, nurseries, witu prossure water and necessary
$260 to $350 per acre: from J<£ to X% miles first-ela*s budded orange trees to plant same,
from both railroad depots. Terms, one-third $12,500.
cash, balance in 5 years at 8 per cent per au- acres at Mentone, adjoining the ice fac
num. try, with abaut one-third planted to 2-yeer-old
Every tree guaranteed to live or be replaced buds: two-story house, pressure water; only
at expense of company. Have experienced $5500.
orbhardists to plant and care for land for ab- 160 acres I mile from Crafton station. 60
sent owno'S at $1.75 per acre a month until in acres of which is flue orange land, with fine
bearing. No bud planted less thau i% feet spring on upper portion, for 100 per acre,
tall. Tho orchards at Meutone have never Also 10-acre orange groves, planted one year,
been injured by lrost, wind or fruit pests, from $320 to $400 per arr.\
A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS. NURSERY FOR SALE.
ion -„■.,„,, ,» , i, . lOacres iv oranges aul nursery of 70,000
Kffcif. i?l x }£ ml, , e " from c ? n - budded oratice and lemon trees, all from 3 toS
of n». R vi«2?s J^it.Vo^no 7 , m , iv , r * » ch £: s feet «»" the hesl location and finest nursery at
of Bear valley water,with 0600 first-class Wash- lmmtonn All trees crown without sn.Vii.fi.,
lugton navel orange trees to plant. Only SUIO ? v ™\°° 6 m Pr c«?$? ?000 WU? accent '/or
P"«?V'»«? without the trees, Will sell "gSffi 5 cc .fai$i eacu°°Tho orchlrdTithiut
half at same rate. the nursery is worth half of the price
X Pfffifflf*£™ I .!*^,JtB2 A!s!> business and residence IoU iv Mentone,
? *«.?."if 1 *.?', O «KL 06; only 1A mllea where lots have advanced more than 20 p?r
T?i ?Y HJsift« „ i ,x .. « cent, in past 30 day, on account of the cheap
ni°"??h«' 11 \%?l l . a & X, mile from power for manufacturing and tho pure water
Crafton »tation, cash, balance Jong « D d dry climate w*"P
time. This price is 40 per cent, less than its city property sold and money loaned,
present value. Apply to
W. P. McINTOSH, 144 S. Main Street,
L-OS ANGELES, CAL. l-25-eod-2m
If Yon Have Defective Eyea
And value them, consult us. No case of defec
tive vision where glasses are required is too
complicated for us. Tho correot adJUßtmeut of
frames is quite as important as the perfoct fit
ting of lenses, and the scientific fitting and
making of glasses and frames is our only busi
ness (specialty). Have satisfied others, will
satisfy ynu. We use electric power, and are tno
only house hero that grinds glasses to order.
Established 1862.
B. O. MAR9HUTZ, Leading Scientific Opti
cian (specialist), 167 North Soring St., opp. old
courthouse. Don't forget the number.
AUCTWNT
Furniture, Carpets, Etc.,
TUESDAY, FEB. 14, 1893,
AT 10 A.M , the Entire Contents of the 8 room
Cottage on Mission Road, third house north
of Macy Street (residence of Capt. A. B. An
derson)—
COMPRISING:
1 Cheval set. 1 Antique Oak set. 2 Ash set",
Beds and Bureaus, 1 Mahogany Folding Bod,
fine upholstered Parlor Furniture, Divans and
Settees, Kasy Chairs. Rattan and Willow Chairs
and Rockers, 1 handsome Carved Oak Lady's
Writing Dejk, 811k and Lace Curtains and Por
tters, 1 handsome Carved Oak Extension Ta
ble, Dlntng-room and Kitchen Kumituro, Cook
ing Stove and Uteris Is, Refrigerator, Mnquette
and Body Brussels Carpets; also one Solid Oak
Carved Pool Table, witn Fiitures (cost $74.0).
MATLOCK & REED, Auctioneer.
£49 Take Allso-street cars.
MRS. F. E. PHILLIPS'
Ladies Toilet Parlors
A com i >iCto llne °*
Celebrated Co -
mctics, Face Ton
ra£s> Jffi'&L&'h. ■J2 Diade to order.
Open Evenings.
ROOMS 31 AND IiTwiLSON BLOCK,
CORNER FIRST AND SPRING ST3.
Take elevator on the Spring-street entrance.
2-5 Biin-lm
Foreign Postage stumps.
A.LEOFRE D,
Graduate of Laval and HcGill,
rVTinirigr Engfineer.
Head office, Queoeo; branch office, Montreal,
Canada. 12-20 ly
C. F. HEINZEMAN,
Druggist & Chemist,
222 N. Main St,, Los Angeles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded day or
nlrht. m 22 tf
PERRY, MOTT & CO.'S
LUMBER YARDS
AND PLANINO MILLS.
310 Commercial street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving Will, Etc.
IN - THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
California, County of Los Angeles—.s.
In the matter of the estate of Joshua Sands,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given thst Friday, the 24th
day of February, him, at 10 o'cloci a. m. of
said day, at the court room of this court, de
partment two thereof, in the city of Los An
geles, county of Los Angeles, and state of Cal
ifornia, has been appointed as the time and
place for hearing the application of X.iza L.
Sands, praying that a document now on file in
this court, purporting to be tbe last will aud
testamtut of the said deceaßid, be ntl muted to
probate, that letters testamentary be issued
thereon to John 8. Parks, at which time aud
place all persous interested therein may appear
and contest the same.
Dated, February 11,1893
T. H. WARD, County Clerk.
By C. W. hi.akk, Deputy.
Burnett i Gibbon, attorneys for petitioner.
2-12 lot
DISEASES OF MEN.
DOCTOR
WHITE'S
PRIVATE DISPENSARY,
126 North Main Street, H ew ( McD±id b k
Tho most successful Private Disease doctoi
iv the state. Gonorrhea., Gleet. Btrlctnre,
Seminal Weakness. Nervous Debility,
Syphilis, Skin ana Kidney diseases and
Sexual Weakness successfully treated. Med
icines prepared in private laboratory. Both
sexes consult in confidence. Dr. White ha»
no hired substitutes. You see the doctor only.
Dr. White is the only specialist in the Stat*
who exclusively treats private, nervous and
chronic diseases. Curos guaranteed In all
durable cases. Don't waste time with patent
mecllc'nes. If you have any sexaal trouole
consult Dr. White. Scientific: treatment.
Reasonable charges.
Trad.
Hbk|| I ALIFORNIA
■Hr A \kJURIOS I
pS. 3 ' £etS Fr ° m Tulare *
jjSjgL 3 Bottle-Nock Baskets
fe, iwiitii Jfi Only house In the city that
r carries a large slock of
Itdian Blankets, Pottery and Hare Relies.
Also a big stock of Mexican Zarapes. Onyx, Rag
Figuris, Feather Curds and Gua
dalajara Pottery.
OFALa. PRECIOUS STONES AND JEWELRY.
PAMPBELL'S pTOSITY QTOBE,
V No. 325 vl s. Spring. *J2103m
CLARK & BRYSON,
(Successors to Clark & Humphreys)
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER DEALERS
Office, Went Pecond St., Burdick block.
Yards at Kedoj.do and Los Angeles. 118 ly
Stimson Mill Co.,
Wholesale and Retail
LUMBER DEALERS
PUOST SOUND PINE and
HUMBOLDT REDWOOD. ,
Office and yard, coiner Third street and Bants
a Fe avenue, Los Angeles. Tel. 94.
12-11 X y
NOTICE.
NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT. HERE
aiter all pursons wishing to have chlldrei
admitted inio or discharged from the "Los An
gelt-s Orphans' Home," must make application
toth Ad ' lesion Comaltteo, at the Orphans'
Home, torner Yale and Alpino streets, on fti
days DHweenlbe r ours of 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
All persons wishing to adopt or indenture
chlldreu. are requested to apply at the same
time and plate.
Perseus indebted to the society for board of
chi tlren are uotiiied that payments must be
made promptly, at the same time an" place.
Such tersous ns do not regard this direction by
March 1,1894, are not fled that the uoard of
Manngers will Ie I at liberty to place their
children in go.d p ivate homes.
I Parents, relative. aud friends' visiting days
are thj second and fourth Fridays of each,
month. This rule most be strictly observed,
i Los Angeles, Feb. 7,1893.