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OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
BPKCIAL NOTICES.
hereby certify that the bearer, Mr. Charles
City, is absolutely and i-ermancntly blind. I
•believe that any and all persons who render
'him aid in any way will help one who is
worthy. (Signed) R. W. MILLER, M. 1).
Los Angeles, Cel., Feb. 2, 18>,»3.
Also signed by Mrs. E. L. Willey and A. B.
.Davis, both of Los Angeles.
Ladies and Gentlemen: J am a poor blind
man, with two small children, and misfortune
besides. I have been taken for a crazy man,
and not for a blind man, by i>en.ons without
principle: but 1 wish if there i. any law in Los
Angeles that it would make any person come
-and find the character of myself aud the pcr
-eon who accuses me. CHAS. CITY. 2-8 7t
A~ ~LPHONSO~B _ SMITH, THE PION I\E i(
auctioneer, is again iv Los Angeles, and
prepared to hold large real estate sales in any
part of the city, county or Southern California.
Also will hold furniture sales at residences or
lv any part oi the county or Southern Califor
nia. Also will hold general merchandise salee
by catalogue in any part of the city, county or
Southern California. Terms reasonable. Prompt
and reliable service performed. Tbe highest
references given. Call or address, Office 121
C. Broadway, Los Angeleß, Cal. 2-3 3m
TXrTkS^S'sT'ANIShTtEXXSAND CHICKEN
1 * tamalos can be obtained at Second and
Spring, Second and Main, First and Spring and
Temple and Spring streets. Try them and he
convinced that they have no equals. Only the
Svery best of meats used; made with the greatest
of care and cleanliness. The public are cor
dially invited to inspect the manufacture of
-them at 114 West Seventh street. 2-2 6m
F. BLOPER. HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE
• 112 Center Place. 1-15 tf
H' CAN"bE~Oß
tained at the following places; Spring and
Second, First and Spring, junction Temple aud
Spring, front of Gerraania saloon, Main street
Our sign indicates our address, 618 Bellevue
avenue. Don't he imposed upon by imitators.
Buy the genuine article at tbe above locations.
We are the originators of the genuine Texas,
females in Los Angeles. 12-14 6m
YPCT'iUTERS FOR SALE OR RENT;
lerms easy: Paper, Carbon, Ribbons, etc.;
lONGLEY & WAGNER. First and Spring.
11-24 tf
■VTOTICE—THE LOS ANGELES CITY WATER
J3 company will strictly enforce the follow
ing rule: Tho hours for sprinkling are be
tween 6 and 8 o'clock a. m. and 6 and 8 o'clock
p. m. For a violation of the übove regulation
: the water will be shtit off and a line of #2 will
*be charged before water will be turned on
again, H-17 if
SOCIETY NOTICES.
K NIGHTS OF
lodges oi the order of Knights of Pythias
In this city hold regular conventions as below :
All residents and visiting Knights cordially
welcomed.
©AMPBON, NO. 148—700 Downey avenue (E.
I- os Angeles), Monday evening, J. K. Carson,
' C. C.
AT PYTHIAN CASTLE, 11R»S 8. SPRING ST.
GAUNTLET, NO. 120-Monday evening, J. J.
Choate, C. C.
TRICOLOR, NO. 06—Tuesday evening, George
1). Shaffer, ('. Cf
IA FRATERNITE — Wednesday evening, F.
Anxlonnette, C. C. -
OLIVE, NO. 26—Thursday evening, Charles
Stansbnrv, C. C.
MARATHON, NO. 182—Friday evening, G. S.
Adolph, C. C.
BUREAU OF RELIEF—Every Wednesday cven
hig until further notice.
EDUCATIONAL.
lA. SCHOOL OF ART AND DESIGN (IX-
Jm corporated). New studies. Entrance in
chamber of commerce. L. E. Garden Bfaoleod,
principal. Pasadena, Tuesdays and Fridays.
TEACHERS' CLASS PREPARING FORCOUN
ty examination. Positions for govern
esses and teachers. S. Spring. 12-25 tl
L" ~Os"aNGELEB~BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND ENGLISH DRAINING SCHOOL.
(Incorporated) 144 South Main st.
Largest ana best equipped business training
school on tlie coast. Thorough and practical
courses in the commercial, shorthand, type
writing, telegraphy, assaying, and all English
branches. Large, aide and mature faculty of
instructors. Day and evening sessions. Terms
reasonable. Call at college office, or write for
elegant catalogue. K. It. SHRAJSER, president;
F. W. KELSEY, vice president; I. N. INRKEEI',
secretary. 8-16 01 tf
A STBURY SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING
and Business Institute. Take elevator by
People's store, Phillips black; send for cata
logue. 10-12 12ui
MRS. NANNIE CATCHING, TEACHER OF
Piano, Voice Culture, Guitar and Bnnlo.
ARDMOUR, Broadway and Sixth st. 0-21 tl
WILLH A RTITZ, MIMICAL STUDIO, ROOM
. 37 California hank building. 8-13 ly
EXCURSIONS.
■gfffflfffljgsf VNE DA V BAYED BY TAKING
■■HMUSjfll I Santa Fe excursions to Kansas
■sWwHfciiy, St. Louis, i hicago, New York
and Boston. Leave Los Angeles every Wednes
day; personally conducted through to Chicago
and Boston; family tourist sleeoers to Kansas
City and Chicago daily; low rates and quickest
time. Office, 121) N. Spring st. lyr
Vl RE A T ~CF.NTRA L~ fIOU TE EXCURSIONS.
UT Experienced conductors; through from l.os
Angeles to Boston; only six days to New York
or Boston; tourist cars. F. E. SHEARER, man
ager. Office, 22.) South Bpring St., Los Angeles.
10-10 6m
TC. JUDSON & CO.'S EXCURSIONS EAST
• every Wednesday via Fait I,ake City and
Denver. Tourist cars to Chicago and Boston.
Manager In charge. Office, 212 8. Spring st.
6-1 tf
PHILLIPB';EXCURSIONSVIA DENVER AND
Rio Grande railway and the Great Rock
Island route leave la* Angeles every Tuesday.
Personally conducted through to Chicago and
Boston. Office, No. 138 S. Spring st. 1 tf
HOTELS.
WHEN IN IXIB'ANGEMX^fI«TL^E - TO
stop at is HOTEL BELI.EVUE TERRACE,
corner Sixth and Pearl streets, it Is the only
first-class family and tourist hotel in the city,
with large beautiful lawns, • Uroad sunny
porches, and all large, outside sunny rooms,
with open grates, free baths und service A I.
Bates—2s rooms, #7 per week ; 2 persons, .f i 4;
40 rooms, 89 per week; 2 persons,' Sift;
35 rooms, KlO per week; 2 persons, lpl7;
25 rooms, #12 per week; 2 persons $20.
Special rates to monthly or permanent people.
II- 20 3m MRS. C. W. STEWART, Propr.
LBWKTT HOUSE —FCRN i.-m:U BOOMSj
entirely new, single or en suite, bath rooms
connected; sultuble (or housekeeping. 116
East First street, New Wilson block. 12-23 tf
HOFFMAN HOUSE —AMERICAN PLANT"O2
outside rooms, superbly furnished; first
class In everyway; I claim iB unexcelled;
strangers invited; $1.50 to $2.50 per doy. T.
W. BTKOBItIDGE. 11-ls'.Mm
DYERS AND FINISHERS.
street Best dyeing in the city. 1-13 tf
METROPOLITAN STEAM DYE WORKS, 241
Franklin street, fine dyeing and clean
ing; 1-13 tf
BIGHTS, E«C^
HAZARD & TOWNSENDritOOM 9, DOWNEY
block. Tel. 340, Los Angeles. 11-22 tf
WANTID-BltP,
P"
agents, successors to Martin .v Co. and,
Petty a Hummel. Hotel and house help de
partment, 131 to 135 West First street, tele
phone 509: ranch and miscellaneous depart
ment, 207 West Second street, telephone 40,
Los Angeles, Cal. Carefully selected help of
all kinds promptly furnished.
■WtXnTED — GOOD NEWSPAPER CAR
II riers; apply before 10 a. m. Sunday or
Monday. CHRONICLE OFFICE, 114 W. First.
2-12-2t
LADY IN EVERY LOCALITY
M to write for me at home; $3 a day; no
canvassing. Reply with stamp. MISS VERNA
LANG DON, South ltend, Ind. 2-9 ISt
TF YOU WANT HELP OF ANY KIND GO
X to the Krae Employment Bureau, 240 New
High st. Tel. 1183. 1-29 tl
TIT ANTED—ALL~NEEDING HELP FREE
Tf employment or any information, ad
dress K. NITTF.NGF.R'B BUREAU, established
1880. Office, 319'j South Spring street; reel
dence, 481 South Hope Street, corner Fifth
I.os Angeles Cal. Telephone 113. 8-16 tf
WANTED—SITUATIONS
WANTED— SITUATION BY MIDDLE-AGED
German, on ranch or at private place.
Address JOHN FARMER, 90S Wilmington st.
a-II 7t • ,
\I T ANTED—ALL KINDS OF FAMILY BEW
" ing to do, at reom 13, No. 412 8. Hope
11net 1-10 tf
WAN TUP—AQINTI.
TO
TV sell white enamel letters for window signs,
also signs enamelled on iron ; big profits; send
for illustrated price list. New York and Chi
eugo Enamel Company, 46 ('lark st., Chicago.
2-5 sun 6t
WANTISU—HIBVILLAIIBODS.
HAVINuT MONEY
VT to loan to give us ibeiraddress. GILBERT
& GILBERT, Roum 9, UlsiU S. Spring St.
2-12 71.
ANTED—A FEW CHILDREN TO
board; none under 9W vesrs; good home;
best of care; address OCEANSIDE HOME,
Redondo Beach, Cal. 2-12 7t.
"Vl -7 "ANTED—A GOODIiMRvTfoUTF. IN THIS
VV city. Apply to NORTON A KENNEDY,
209 South Broadway. 2-12 tf
-IV/aNTED"sECOND-HAND ONE-HORSE
ft power" work with sweep; must be com
plete for working. Address ENGINE, box 60,
this ofticp, 2-10 7t
FOB BEST-ROUBI9.
CITY.
1 C. A. SUMNER & CO., 107 8. Broadway.
4-12
FOB RENT—ROOMS.
TTIOR RENT—
I" 1 for rent at the Weld, junction Spring,
Main and Eighth sis., single or en suite; rates
reasonable. Finest location in the city.
2-9 tf
BUSINESS CHANCES'.
' $000, worth $1000, sec it; 30 room lodging
hous, $2000; 22 room lodging house, $1000,
41 room lodging house, $2000, worth $3500.
iJklik^fl- I '' ROOM HOUSE, FINE LOT, PICO
epIUOU Heights. 118 N. Spring street.
2-12-3t
ffl>7rtA BUYS HALF INTEREST IN OFFICE
n? 1 f_/U business; half cash, balance quar
terly. Address T, Herald office. 2-12-2t
T?i OR~ 8 A LE—A C ASH-PAYING BtTSIN ESB-
X I tbe best buy in this olty for small amount of
cash required. 8. Spring. 2-12-2t
Q» l AAA—SALOON—ONE OF THE BEST
nT'xUUU and doing as good business as any
in town; large stock ana fixtures j reasonable
rent; first-class location. Price, $4000.
Sa/IfUY- ONE 0F THK FINEST DELI-
nt cacy stores in the cltyj on good street:
doing first-class business; selling on account
of sickness; price, $450. CUDDY & STOUGH
TON, 206 N. Spring St.
I~7OR BAI.E-—A~CLE"\"n STOCK OF GROCER
. ies, well located on Spring street, with an
established business. For further particulars
call on HOWELL & CRAIG, 132 and 134 South
Los Angeles st. 2-9 7t
I^R~BALE— STOCK OF GROCERIES AND
store fixtures; new goods; well located on
South Spring street; business good: best of
reasons for selling. Inquire of E. w. GUTH
RIK, Abstract building. 1-21 lm
FOR KXCHANGK.
S&OOAA—EQUITY IN E. SECOND STREET
nNfcllJU business income property, for house
in southwest; mortgugc $1700.
<fcQQ/HY-EQUITY IN MONROVIA RESI
♦iNnHmJ dence, for other property; mortgage
$1100.
Jj\/-iA-EQUITY IN DOWNEY AYE. BUSl
nr'rlJ'Tl" ness income property, for other
property; mostgage $2000.
X AAA~ Ko . l ' n ' Y SEVENTH AND PEARL
fiMtJaUVI/ for oilier city property.
d» JAAA—2O ACRES, LANKERSHIM, HIOH-
ly improved, for other property,
clear.
fi^rWvA—s-ROOM HOUSE ON WASHINGTON
»I?t)lFvV ft- and 2 lots on Temple st. for house
near in.
II» A ACRES NEAR NEWIIALL, PARTIALLY
IUU improved, for city.property.
fIAA-5-ROOM HOUSE BOYLE HEIGHTS
qPIOUU ior vacant lot near E, First at.
JOHN H. COKE, 4 Brvson-Bonebrake blOck.
2-12 3t
IpOft EXCHANGE—GOOD. CLEAR, COUNTY
seat property in Kansas for horse and
wagon or team. Address, KANSAS, box 50,
Herald. 2-12 2t
FOR EXCHANGE—CITY IIEfTOEttCV, 8.W.,
for typical 5-aore home convenient to city,
and in bearing fruit. Address "HAWKBYB,
Herald office. 2-11 5t «
EXCHAN3E—6OO ACREft COWLEY
F county, Kansas, to exchange for a small
orchard, or for good land In Lot Angeles or San
Diego county. Address W. A. SMITH. Dela
ware, Ohio. 2-7 7t
TTOrTeXCHANGE— A STOCK OF GROCEpT-
V ies, building, lor, barn, etc. Only $15<M>.
Will take a good cottage and lot in city for
about $1000; balance cash or time. This will
bear clot* Investigation. Apply, GILBERT Jt
GILBERT, South Spring street. 2-5 7t
TO
houses and barns, etc., fronting Castle depot
in St. Paul, Minn., together or separate, for city
property or acreage. C. UROSMANN, room 14
Bry«on block. 2-3 tf
FOR SALB-LIVK STOCK.
LE^4(ThE
X mules, just arrived; 20 head of the finest
5 and H-yei:r-old mares ever brouyht to town;
their weight runs from 1100 to 14X0 pounds;
anyone wishing a good te;im will do well by
calling at the Farmers' Feed Yard, No. 242
Aliso street, Los Angeles. WM. COLAN, Prop.
2-9-th u-fri-mou-3t
IjV>R SALE—A SPAN OF
family horses; can be ridden or driven sin
gle; reason lor selling, going away. MRS.
NETTIE MUELLER, 530 S. llUnit. 2-11 7t
I7VOR~SALE~GENTLEr~FRE~BH FAMILY
; cows, Jersey, Durham or Holstcin; install
menttdan; incubators, new or second-hand;
bulls ior service. NILES & CO., Ea*t Washing
ton street and Maple avenue. 2-8 lm
I~jVOR~BALE— J IST ARRIVED AT OLIVE~BTA~
1 bles, the finest lotof family and road horses
ever brought to this city. «28 8. OLIVE ST.
2-7 let
OR~SALE-TWO GOOD HORSES WILL BE
disposed of cheap, on time. Apply to M.
TOMICH, Third bl, between Wall and Snu
Pedro yfs. 2-5 tf
FOR SALE—MI9CEL ANEOUS.
1 room house, with one year's lease, privil
ege of more, best location in the city; rooms
oil rented; full investigation solicited; iiere
is a chance for a big bargain. Address FUR
NITURE, box 20, Herald office. 2 9 tf
0R BALE^TiLACKSM ITH~AND CARRIAGE
shop, with stock and tools; good reason for
selling. Apply to M. W. STEEL, Santa Monica.
2-13-eod-12t
ITAOB SAI-E-OLD PAPERS IN QCANTL
1 ties to suit, at this office.
LOST AND FOUND.
finder will leave them at GODFREY A
MOORE'S drug store will be rewarded. 1-12 2t
ABSTRACTS.
BIiiTRACT INSURANCE COM
pany of Los Angeles, northwest corner of
Franklin and New High streets. m! 7 tf
im C. STAPFER, CHrabPDIST, 211
W. First st., opposite Nftdeau hotel. 12-2-ttf
LOS ANGELES HERALD; MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 18, 1891
FOR SALV-CITT PROPERTY.
F>R SALE—RY THE PTRTLE REAL ES
tate and Trust Co., 229 W. Second st,
$700—4-room house near Washington and
San Pedro, on the installment plan.
tJtSlSO—Fine new 6-room cottage, southwest
part of city, on corner lot; easy terms.
#2200—<»-room modern cottage ou West Pico
street.
f2 100—5-room cottage, West Ninth street.
2300—7-room cottage on Georgia Bell, near
PJco.
#;,OOo— New B-room cottage on Bonsallo ave
nue; only #500 cash, balance to suit.
#4750—2-»tory 8-rooni house on Flower street.
$T»<MXV-12-room residence on Lovelace aye.
*tiT>oo—Finest 0-room house in the city, near
Grand avenue.
#450— LM in the I'rmston tract.
¥500— Lot near Hoover.
ffOQ Tml on Twenty-second, between Grand
avenuo and Flgueroa.
■3500—LMg6 lot on Hoover, near Adams.
$1800— -Large lot on Grand avenue, near Ad
am K.
We have small and large ranches of every de
scription. Call and examine our list.
THE PIRTLE REAL EBTATE & TRUST CO.,
229 West Second Street.
— 2-12 lm
JpOR SALE—
C LOTS WITH 2 HOFPES ON AQAAA
»J hills, bet. Second and Third.
4S MH ° CStSOX E. FIRST £ 2()000
X BRICK STORES ON SAN PEDRO,
»> dose to First. ® IU
Q HOUSES AND 100 LOT FRONT- ffl'M AAA
0 ing two streets, Seventh it Pearl SPZIUUvJ
"-ROOM HOUSE, KURTZ STREET, db . ivm
• / on histallments. 3p I iiUU
OA-ROOM HOUSE W. SIXTH ; THIS Q> CAAA
ZU Is a bargain. 3NMJUI '
6 -ROOM HOUSE. FRONTING TWO tSOAAA
streets, Park Grove.
r-ROOM NEW HOUSE, JOHNSONdb. t l\fi
tf street, East I,ns Angeles.
tv6 ROOM HOUSES, NORTH fitQAAA
_ Broadway. ©OUl'l'
JQ-ROOM HOUSE, NORTH HOPE. ftQQQQ
2 B-ROOM HOUSES, GRAND. <j£ I'^OOO
1 12-ROOM HOUSE, S. BUNKER
1 Hill.
Lots, acreago and other property for sale or
exchange in all parts of Southern California,
JOHN H. COKE, 4 Bryson-ilonebrake building.
2-12 3t
HOUSE OF EIGHT
I lUU rooms: hard finished; street sewered
and graded: large lot, 60 foot front; a snap.
Price, $170(X
4i'fMVl- HOUSE OF 0 ROOMS', BATH
erlH/UU and every modern convenience;
close in on electric car 1 ne; stable and drive
way ; large lot.
fit>)AAA—HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS, ETC.;
all necessary outbuildings; lot
50x160 to alley; lawn and flowers; near W eat
lake park. Price, $2000, part cash.
S')£AA— HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS, BATH,
etc.; beautifully decorated; on large
corner lot on Pearl st.; part cash.
fitlQ/IA—HOUSE OF 5 ROOMS, ETC.;
nrMOUU large corner lot near Washington
St., with barn and hedge, shade trees, etc.
di*OtAA—HOUSE OF 8 ROOMB AND
npOOvv every modern convenience; well,
windmill and tank-; large lot on good corner
lot; lawn and flowers; on West Eighteenth st.
CUDDY Si BTOUOHTON, 200 N. Spring St.,
Temple block. 3-12 3t
SsTOOKfi—BEAUTIFUL ITH
fPOZOU all modern improvements, worth
$5000; look at and you will buy.
ejviOO j CABH ~"* ROOM HOUSE, LARGE
aiOfsfs -8 R OOM COTTAGE, EASY TERMS,
a bargain.
S]if|A-li ROOM COTTAGE, ALL MODERN
3p 11UU improvements, fruit and flowers,
one block from eleetrlc cars; a snap.
fij-tQKA—S ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE,
It'tfU with piano; a bargain.
fi'!la¥l- 9 ROOM RESIDENCE, NEAR
'T,HruU Main on Twenty-fifth street.
GiO.XA— 7 ROOM HOUSE ON WALL STREET,
ep*V«]U large lot; only $1500 cash.
*->orA— BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, FURN
• )~<Xr Ished; a snap,
si ! \t hi CASH —ONE OF THE FINEST LOTS,
nf} If II Ft I overlooking entire city, on car line;
worth $3000.
The Alexander Well tract, Eighth-Central
avenue: lots from $225 to $700; $15 to $25
cash, $10 per month. No interest. Sale com
mences at 9 a. m. Monday, February 18th, at
NO. 118 N. SPRING STREET. 2-12-3t
iyj ust be goTrrpTTjro..
fiS«)!tAA— 2 STORY 9-ROOM HOUSE ON
Grand avenue, near Second; a de
lightful home or Irst-Class investment; will
always rent for $35 a month.
ftl*Wi(i—o-KOOM HOUSE AND LARGE LOT
f!M«i nn Turner street, within half a mile
of First and Main. Small cash payment or good
vacant lot ior first payment, balance $15 a
month.
a.>)--A— GOOD 8-ROOM HOUSE AND 2
r4F— i f>U beautiful corner lots on Magnolia
avenue, close to Pico street ears; will make a
beautiful home; on high grounds with mag
nificent views. G. C. EDWARDS, 230 West
First. 2-12 2t
FOR BALE.
$8850 —7-rOOTfI cottage, all modern Im
provements; handsomely furnished; large lot,
highly improved grounds; large 2-story barn.
A snap.
$400 cash, balance onp, two and three years,
low interest, 5-room cottage; Myrtle avenue,
Just off Pico; $1300,
$3200—new house of 5 rooms, Bonnie Yrae;
all modern improvements; $1000eash,balance
in 3 years at 8 per cent.
$500 cash—new 4-room cottage, on Boyle
Heights. A bargain.
$250 each-Lots in Phllbtn tract. See them.
They are worth a thousand.
t 225—Large lot.
-8 tf 118 N. SPRING ST.
yOR SALE, BARGAINS-
Q 4 OAA" HOUSE 0F 7 ROOMS, X% BLOCKS
rf tiiUU 3 street car lines; lot fronting on 3
streets; well of soft water, 2 kinds of city water;
4 varieties of oranges, 5 of peachc*; flowers;
chicken yard. If you want a home in the city,
182 feet on Main and 212 on two other streets
for half its value, look at this.
7~AA — FINEST HOME OF S LARGE
C* i f f\)\t rooms on W. Seventh at. cable; mod
ern improvements.
i>a*)nn — MODERN 5-ROOM COTTAGE
wJ*~\)\) near Adams, and half block car line.
, BRODTHECK A McCONNELL,
2-12 3t 113 South Broadway.
<3fcllkn —FOR SALE
*p llt ill plan, house of seven rooms; hard
finished and papered; on Leroy near Main
street.
wfe'.iKAA— ALSO A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE OF
nNVH'U eight room*, on graded and sewered
street, near Washington street railroad. M. P.
SNYDER, 139 8. Broadway. 2-12 3t
laOB SALE—B KACTIPII L COTTAGE, $100
1 cash, $20 monthly J no interest; mnst be
sold. D. LA MONTE, 101 South Broadway.
2-12 3t
DON'T PAY RENT—SIOO CASH ; $20 MONTII
iv; no interest, buys cosy home. DE LA
MONTE, 101 South Broadway. 2-12 3t
aTtIEB~ITaVING CITY rROPERTY~FOR
sale will Ami it to their advantage if they
send me the particulars of what they have. I
have buyers for bargains in real estate who
will pay spot cash. Let me know what you
have, full details, and yon may hear from me.
I have no oilice, but the money to snap up any
thing where there is a chance to make a turn.
Address SPOT CASH, boat 605, city. 2-9 tf
XX>R — S~aTE—TW~6-STOI*Y~R~-Tto6M ItOUSK
F stable, 2507 South Flower Bt. POINDEX
'! ER & LIST, 127 W. Second. 1-20 lm
IHOR
lof 10 rooms. No. 124 West Twentv-flfth
street. OWNER, 2803 South Main. 1-17 tt
A GOODREBI
' denee in a very desirable part of tho city;
this iB a rare chance; must be sold; extra in
ducements. Address R, Box 70, this ofnce.l-14tf
IpOR SALK~FIRs¥-CIZr\SS LbcAIJTY;
handsome one and one-half story cottage;
eight rooms, marble mantels and grates, hot
and cold water; boiler in kitchen, etc., etc.
We offer this very desirable residence, in the
midst of handsome improvements, for the ex
traordlniarly low price of $3050 cash. Address,
W. L. P., Box 505, city. 1-14 tf
I7*OR THE MOST VALUABLE
' corner bust nous lots in the city. I offer for
sale, at v very low price; most douirable lot in
the city; a bargain. Address, W. L. P., Box
565. city. 1-14 tf
I~p6R SALE—A NEAT NEW 5-ROOM COT
-1 tage, with bathroom, closets, etc.; nice lot;
only three minutes'walk from Arcade depot;
price low and terms easy; Just the thing for a
railroad man. Address W. L. P., Box 505, city.
1-14 tl
OR SALE—SIOOO—N EW 5-ROoTfoOTTAGE
Michigan avenue, between Mottand Picket
streets: monthly payments. ALLISON BAR
LOW, 227 West Second street, 1-29 tf
NEW
1 house on McGarry street, near Ninth and
Alameda; monthly payments, $15. ALLISON
BARLOW, 227 West Second street. 1-12 tf
Ys"A~BRicK BLOCK
lon Second st.; 2 store* and 13 rooms; e*»y
terms. See OWNER, room 78, Temple block.
il-3 tf
FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY.
JpOR SALE—CHEAP LOTS.
& i OX" "ELENA AVENUE, BETWEEN
W tZt) Saventh and Eighth.
ON WINFIELD CITY CENTER
fHJfcJU tract.
sillAiWi— S AN PEDRO STREET, BETWEEN
*T lUlFll Sixth and Seventh.
$1(5 50~P 05 f 175 ' WKfcST S ' XTEEVTII « NEAR
- Hl NKKIt HILL AND HOPE ' (i 0
1()K 37 LOTS CLOSE TO CARLE
-nrD ( \J\f and within lVj miles of court house.
WO.UUV--A VERY XI N'E Hl'SI N ESS CORNER
'T-UUU close in, 80x135. G. C. EDWARDS,
230 West First street. 2-12 It
Tj*Oß"baLE— SPECIAL BARGAINS. 120 FEET
T on Main street, with #1000 house, for
.«5000. Think of It! Main street property at
$88 a front foot.
BUSINESS CORNER BETWEEN MAIN AND
Ban Pedro streets, 80x1115, for #2000.
TJMNE LOT ON BAN PEDRO STREET, RE
r tween Sixth and Seventh streets, $1000,
half cash.
A BEAUTIFUL LOT ON BUNKER HILL,
running through to Hope street, .60x145;
the finest view in the city; close to electric
cars; #2300. G. C. EDWARDS, 230 West First,
2-12 2t
SALIwHOUSE~ON nOME ST., ONE
1 block north of Ellis college; 5 rooms, hard
finish, pantry, closets, etc.; also good house
and lot on Philadelphia st. Want cash offer
for either of above. Address BARGAIN, Box
40, this office. 1-14 tf
FOR HAIK lITY AND COUNTRY.
l^cilflsAl^X^
JT acre tracts near Azusa, at #175 per acre,
with water on Liberal terms.
ALSO A FEW 5-ACRE TRACTS AT OR
near Boyle Heights; cheap on liberal
terms.
-f A ACRES OF GOOD LAND 4 MILES
I.U from Glendale; 0-room hard finish house;
2 acres of 6-year-old naval oranges, balance iv
other fruits; abundnnec of witter; price, #2500,
one-half cash, balance 2 years.
ON GRAND AVENUE, NEAR PICO ! IS
a house that we will sell for the remarka
bly low price of #2000. GILBERT <fe GIL
BERT, Room 9, 13834 S. Spring st. 2-12 3t.
also
t t city property, improved and unimproved,
for sale, rent and exchange; give us a call.
GILBERT & GILBERT, Room 9, No. 8.
Spring st. 2-12 7t.
FOR SALE—TOt T RISTfi FROM NEW YORK,
Chicago, St. Paul And Muskegon Address be
low. Other parties also can obtain reliable in
formation as regards the Orange Belt and prop
erty in the city desirable for homes and invest
ment. W. M. WHITTEMORE, rooms 9 and 10,
114 S. Spring at.
AAA PER ACRE—SNAP—CHOICE LA NT) AS
dNnJ any in California; 115 acres adjoining
town of Garden*; water In 15 feet; will soil
whole or in 10 acre lots; commence selling
Monday, February 6; if you Intend to buy land
for a home or speculation examine thi*» prop
erty at once and get your choice; must be sold
to close up an estate. Further particulars apply
JOHN L. PAVKOVICH, 208 West First st
12-18tf
FOR SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.
jJtnJXj ranch; 2 acres fn 0-year-old navel
oranges; 5 acres In fi-year-old prunes and apri
cots; 1 acre assorted fruits and berries; good
2-story hard finished house; tine barn; water
deeded; improvements cost $3500. Don't miss
this.
*/»AAA BUYS A CHOICE 32-ACRE FOOT
»!rOUvrU hill orange grove, with good house
and barn ; deeded water; 7 acrvs in 10-year-old
oranges, very fine; 1 acre in 10-year-old wal
nuts- 2 acres in deciduous fruits; 2 acred in
alfalfa. Look this up!
AAA—l fio ACRES CHOICE DAMP
tip LD.UUU land south of city; 320 acres solid
to alfalfa, balance in grain; fair buildings;
only $100 per acre. The best buy in California.
v * H . AAA BUYS VL% ACRES SOLID TO
3MIMJUU full-bearing English walnuts; no
finer grove in the state; pays 15 per cent year- ■
ly. Better and safer than bank stocks.
Q KKfmd nUYS 10 ACRES SOLID TO NAVEL
qptJUUU oranges, 2 years old, at Highlands;
nothing finer at any price; house, barn and
deeded water. To see is to buy I
SfcOXAAFOR A FINE (i-ACRE IMPROVED
►\?Z»W n ) ranch in Engle Rock ; all out to bear
ing fruit; 5-room hard-finished house; good
windmill and tank: 3 miles from city limits.
Let us show you this.
AAA—2O ACRES SOLID TO CHOICE
3D | \f*\nß r navel oranges, 3 years old and in
fine condition: plenty aecaca natct, m Nn
famous Baldwin ranch.
CAA FOR 150-ACRE CHOICE FRUIT
fIPD i »4JUU ranch ; lOOacresin navel oranges
and walnuts; one of the finest young orchards
in the state. This place will compare favor
ably with groves at doable the price, and will
soon pay $12,000 to $15,000 i>er year. Remem
ber the price is only $250 per acre.
C&AAA-A CHOICE *10 ACRES AT GLEN
nr*/' r\ I dale; fine orange and lemon land,
with deeded water; on 5 years'time, with no
payment down, to a responsible party that will
plant trees.
Oi'lOAA— A MODERN 5-ROOM HOUSE,
*rZZ\t\r with fine reception hall, baths, clos
ets, elegant mantle, etc.; southwest part of
city, near electric cars; fine lot, covered
with shrubbery and lawn; cement walks;
house cost $3000 to build. A snap.
QM£AA nrYS 2 4-ROOM COTTAGES; IN
nPlOlm good repair; 5-minuies' walk from
corner Second and Spring sts.; with 4 lots;
half block electric cars; street graded and sew
ered.
FOR EXCHANGE — 5-ROOM HARD-FlN
ished cottage; corner lot on Third st., near
Main; also, 7-rooin modern houso on W. Pico,
near Main St.; both to exchange for good
acreage.
C&^AAA— 2 6-ROOM MODERN COTTAGES,
nNJUUU in desirable location; fine lawn ana
shrubbery; rented for $30 per mouth; to ex
change for vacant lots near Westlake park or
southwest part of city.
tf& A AAA—IHO-ACRE FOOTHILL FRUIT AND
•P'HnJU grain ranch; 7 acres in good bear
ing fruit; 60 acres In grain; good 0-room
house, barn, windmill and tank; price $25 per
acre; will exchange for city property worth
$4000.
AAA—32O ACRES FINE FRUIT LAND,
fP UM ntU near Chatsworth Park; all now in
grain; price $50 per acre; for good city or east
ern property.
SAN GABRIEL ORANGE LAND, DIRECTLY
south of the Raymond Hotel. We are offer
ing a limited amount of this choieo orange
and lemon land, with deeded water under
pressure, at the nominal price of $200 per
acre, on liberal terms. There is nothing finer
in this county; will set the land in 10-acro
tracts to choice stock, and care for the same if
desired, Contemplating purchasors should see
this land at once, or you lose a golden oppor
tunity. Prices will be advanced as soon as
300 acres are sold. Fine orange groves close
to it are held at $1500 per acre. Get in on the
ground floor and become Independent. Car
riages from our office, NORTON & KENNEDY,
200 South Broadway. Telephone 388. 2-1 tf
NORTON & KENNEDY, 209 S. Broadway.
2-5 tf
WILL D. GOULD, OFFICE—ROOMS 82-85
Temple block, Los Angeles city, offers for
sale
$•100 per acre, 11 acres on Western avenue,
West Los Angeles.
$100 per acre, 17»£ acres, E U lot 6. block 43,
Canal and Reservoir lands, half block from
street railroad and Elysian Park, Los Angeles
city.
$400 per acre, 10»£ acres, Division B, lot 4,
block 29, Canal and Reservoir lands, Los An
geles city.
$350 per acre, 10 acres at Long Beach, in
prunes and olives, and bearing fig trees; very
desl rable location.
$200 per acre, four 10-aore lots, best of foot
hill land, surrounded by fine improvements,
water piped to land, near La Canada village, 10
miles north of Los Angeles city.
$2000, live and one-half acres of bearing
orchard, at base of mountain, one mile north
of La Canada village; water piped on land.
$2000, one lot on Pearl, near Fifth street.
Block 15, Woolen Mill tract, east of Figueroa
street, near center of Los Angeles; finest view
in the city.
Block 17, Woolen Mill tract, west side Fre
mont avenue, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
Lots 17, 19 and 23, block A, Morris Vineyard
tract.
Lots 16, 17, 18, 19 and 20, block 11, Woolen
Mill tract.
1000 acres valley and foothill land In North
Pasadena and La Canada. 2-12-3t
BALE—
OA ACREB IN LICK TRACT, >_ MILE FROM
ii\J city limits; $100 per acre.
J» ACHES IN THE FROSTLESB BELT LICK
O track; $1250.
ACRES IN 18-VEAR-OLI)
flpOlrVA/ oranges; house 5 rooms; part of tlie
land In city limits; mile of street car line.
aj/»KA/\—ACRES ON HOt'TI! MAIN ST.,
VUQUU IH miles of city limits; 2-story
house of 7 rooms, barn, chicken yardH, oranges
and other fruits.
11RODTBECK & MrCONNELL,
2-12 3t 113 South Broadway.
FOR SALE—3OO,OOO ACRES OF CHOICE
land in tho great raisin belt oi Kern coun
ty; the safest investment in California. Ad
dress BORAX, box 70. this office. 1-Utt
FOR B4LIE—COUNTRT^ jP^C>PjBRT^F^
pOR SALE—OUR BEST BARGAINS I
dfc^AAA— EOR A FULL BEARING OR
•iNnrtrU chant with plenty of water, near
Redlands; produced #300(1 last year,
ft/|A—NIKE ACRES IN* 15-YEAR-OLD
*IM LaUMU oranges, near Jefferson and Main;
will pay 20 per cent and advance thrlbble In
three years as choice residence lots.
A«>«' PER ACRE—I6O ACRES NOW BEING
in corn ; (lowing well; all fenced,
house, rich level land, tine for fruit or alfalfa.
A«)ijA/|- CHOICE TEN ACRES UNDER
iNMH w Azusa old ditch, extra for oranges
or garden.
i£»£A-150 ACRES CORN AND ALFALFA
rtr»lV land, fenced, water, half mile to depot.
A large stock and grain ranch, fenced, good
buildings, plenty water, Smiles to depot; a
special bargain. JOHN F. HUMPHREYS &
BON, 109 S. Broadway. 2-12-31
res es of tilla BLE~LA*N ft,
M? with plenty of water for domestic pur
poses; large house and barn; soil good for all
deciduous fruits and grain; artesian water can
be got at 450ieet; perfect title guaranteed; #3
per aero.
200 acres in Ex-Mission San Fernando ranch;
#5 per acre.
40 acres 12 miles from this city, on S, F.R.R.;
0-room house, barn, corrals, etc.; 25 acres in
alfalfa; plenty oi water to irrigate; perfect
title; #150 per acre, half cash.
12 acres within 15 miles of city; 0 acres In
Bartlett pears, 6 acres alfalfa; price, #2500,
half cash.
17acres.lW miles east of center of Orange;
plenty of water; house of 4 rooms. 5 acres bear
ing apricots, 2 acres various fruits, 2 acres al
falfa; all good land; 50 orango troes; price,
•f3500, halt cash.
A fine piece of government land, 12 miles
from B. P. R. R.; relinquishment for #75.
160 acres of good land, government home
stead; relinquishment for #100.
A good claim of 160 acres of land, partly
cleared; 5 miles from railroad; #150.
& H. BUTTERFIELI),
2-11 2t S. Spring St., Room 1.
F~~ OR BALE—LEMON LA~ND7~FINEST in
state, plenty water; convenient to every
thing. Bee it and you will buy it; #150 per
acre; one-fourth cash; don't miss this; secure
10 acres before too late. DE LA MONTE. 101
South Broadway. 2-12 yt
I TOR BALK—IM PROVED 150 ACRE rTnCH
1 one mile from Perris in beautiful Perris
valley. Everything convenient; no frost;
plenty water; grow anything; only #50 per
acre. Bee it and you wilt buy it. DIE LA
MONTE, 101 South Broadway. 2-12 3t
AGRSS IMPROVED LAND
* with fine residence and good water, with
in 8 miles of the court house, Los Angeles;
cheap and on favorable terms. Address ACR EH,
P. O. box 565, city. 1-25 tf
F _ OR~SALE—12 ACRES OF THE BEST
laud in Los Angeles county; close to city
limits; on the main drive to Pasadena; very
great bargain. Address W. L. P., box 505, city.
A-Utf-
SALE—TWO ACRES WITH HARD
' finished house of four rooms and kitchen;
windmill and tank-house; barn for five horses;
all fenced; plenty of water; situated near city
limits. Apply to 110 East First street, up
stairs. 12-23tf
$trjWV-BNA?, 40 ACRES IN AZUSA, ALL
OvUU good land, no washes; about 12
acres in young trees; house, cistern, old water
right, easy turms. Owner, 208 West First.
1-12 2t
OR SALE—CHEAP. #100 BUYS GOVERN
raent homestead location, near railway.
$400 gets location 320 acres with flowing well.
#150 buys timber claim location worth $4500.
Ten thousand acres school and state lands,
Choice locations, #4,50 to #35 an ncrje. Gov
ernment plats furnished for all land offices,
with field notes. Information free. Address,
LAND, BOX 50, Herald ou.ee. 2-12 lt
financial.
I>\cifdTl<lyn
. in any amounts on all kinds of personal
property and collateral security, on pianos
without removal, diamonds, Jewelry, sealskins,
bicycles, carriages, libraries or any property of
value; also on furniture, merchandise, etc., in
warehouses; partial payments received; money
without delay; private offices for consultation;
will call if desired. W. E. DicGROOT, Manager,
rooms 2, 3 and 4, No. 114 S. Spring St., opposite
Nadeau hotel. 7-29 tf
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT AT
low rate of interest; security must be first
class. Address LOANS, Box 60, this oifice. l-Btf
ONEY~TO LOAN ON COUNTRY AND
city property; lowest rates. W. R. BURKE,
notary public, 100 North Spring st. 8-13 (im
ONEV r TO~LOAN O^DIA^tONDS, JEWEC
ry, watches, pianos, sealskins, live stock,
carriages, bicycles and all kindß of personal and
collateral security. LEE BROS., 402 a Spring.
IV VOCI IVTTirrinT T\VT LV,
no commission, at prevailing rater) of inter
est, see SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, 148 S.
Main ;st. 8-1 tf
MONEY TO LOAN—S2OO, $500, "SGOO, $750
at a low rate of interest on improved city
real estate. Address FINANCIAL, box 810,
Los Angeles city. 1-21 tf
HAVE~fcW>OOTO LOAN ON A 1 SECTRITY
at low rate of interest. Will loan e.s a whole
or part of the above amount. Address SECUR
ITY. this office. I J®iL_
130 1NDEXTER & LIST, BROKERS, 127 W.
. Second st., loan money on good security at
reasonable rates. Farm loans a specially. If
you wish to lend or borrow, call on us. 8-17 6m
MONEY TO LoXn—A. R. FRASER <fc f7*D.
Lftnterman, 139 S. Broadway. 8-17 (im
stocks amd bonus.
F*oWeXfol^saxe^
State Loan and Trust Co.
National Bank of California.
L. A. National Bank.
City Bank.
California Bank.
PIRTLE REAL ESTATE & TRUST CO.,
2-11 7t 220 W. Second St.,
PERSONAL.
P^^E^RSC^A^Pa of! st ear ns, ASTROLO
ger and clairvoyant medium, 127 South
Broadway, between First and Second sts.2-13 lm
PERSONAL— W." W. TAYLOR, LAWYER.
121J-JJ South Broadway, room 5. Probate ana
insolvency law a specialty. Advice free. 7-231y
1} ERB0N AL^COFFEE FR^fIH~ROASTED ON
. our Giant coffee roaster; Java and Mocha,
35c lb; Mountain coffee, 25c; gran, sugar, 18
lbs $1; brown sugar, 21 lbs $1; 6 lbs rolled oats
or wheat, 25c; 4 lbs rice, 25c; germea, 20c; 3
pts starch, 25e: 5 lbs good tea, $1; mince meat,
5c lb; currant jelly, 10c lb; 5 lbs raisins, 25c;
3 lbs apricots, 25c; bacon, 15c; coal oil, 80c;
brooms, 20c. "ECONOMIC" STORES, 305
South Spring.
TTNCLE~SAM WINE CELLARS. E. FLEUR.
U Wholesale and retail. Sonoma and Napa
dry and sweet wines. Brandies, whiskys. 1-0
I) E R SONAL~RALPH~BR OS. —" GO LD BAR
flour, $1.15; city flour, 85C; brown sugar,
20 lbs $1; granulated sugar, 8 lbs $1; white
sugar, 18 lbs $1; 5 boxes sardines, 25c; 3 cans
fruit, 50c; 50 bars aoap.sl; eastern gasoline,
80c, and coal oil, 80c: 2 lbs corned beef, 15e;
lard, 10 lbs, $1.30; 5 lbs 05c; 601 South Spring
st., corner Sixth. 12-2 tf
A"OOODRICnrLT\VYER, 124 DEARBORN
• street, Chicago, 111.; 38 years' experi
ence; secrecy; special facilities in Beveral
states; Goodrich on divorce, with laws of all
states, in press. 11-16 ly
MEDICAL PERSONAL B»
make yourself beautiful you can do so at a
very small expense. It is a preparation that is
harmless. Best of recommcndatlonß from all
parts of the country. I will be in Los Angeles
only a short time. Will call and see you. Ad
dress, MME. A. A. LORRAINE, postofflco box
565, city. 1-7 tf
O THE LADIES OF LOS ANGELES: I WILL
be in this city only a short time. No
advance money. No fee desired unless yon aro
perfectly satisfied. Address MME. ROULET,
box 20, Herald office. 1-8 tf
OR~iTaIIHEB"ONLY—THE PROPHYLACTIC
Compound is the greatest medical discov
ery of the age. Absolutely sure and mle. Every
bottle guaranteed. Write to tho I'mphylatic
Compound company, Fresno, Cal., for a de
scriptive circular, which contains information
that may save you years of suffering, and per
haps your life. Circulars and the preparation
can be obtained from all druggists. F. W.
BRAUN & CO., distributing agents for South
ern California. 7-10
DENTISTS.
DR. DIKFEN BACHER, 8
Spring street, rooms 4 and 5'
Teeth extracted and filled with
|r,AJ t X out pain. 7-21 ly
1882—Established—1882.
DR. L. W. WELLS, COR. OF SPRING AND
First streetn, Wilßon block; take elevator.
Gold crown and bridge work a specialty; teeth
extracted without pain. Room 1 m 4 tf
DAMS BROS., S.
bet. Second and Third. Painless filling and
extracting, 40c. and $1: crowns $5; set teeth, $0
to $10; established in L. A. City, 13 yrs. 12-8
s. spring st!
Open Sunday and evenings by electric light
DR. TOLHURST, DENTIST. N. SPRING
st, rooms 2. 3 and 7. Painless extraction.
ATTORNBTB. „„ w^w^„
A. W HUTTON. OI.TW WXXT.BORN.
WELLBORN A HrTTON, ATTOBNEYe-AT
law. Rooms HH »H'.j mill 89 Temple
block, Los Angeles, Cal. 1-4 3m
TAT""E" H UNTE X, ATToItNKYVVr-L Aw"
tj Bryson-Bonebrake block. Telephone 523.
Practice iv all the courts, state and federal.
, 7-1 tf
BEN' GOODRICH, LAWYER NO. 2 LAW
building. 12S Temple street, near court
house. Telephone 108. 7-0 tf
DX. TBASK, ATTOBNKY-AT-LAW, fFC
• ton block, 207 New High street, Los An
gelos. l-iii if
LOS ANGELES CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
anil art; open all the year. MBS. EMILY
.1. VALENTINE, president, coiner Broadway
and Fifth street. 8-14 ly
Banjo7by mTSsm.k. ASTiTuBY; B~antTo
stringed taught, studio 51; take elevator
by People's store, Phillips block. U-1S ly
THE KAMMERMF.YER ORCHESTRA —
First-class music furnished for balls, par
ties, concerts, receptions and iilcnlcs. Violin,
mandolin, etc., taught. Room SI, New Wil
lurd block, south Spring street, l,os An
ge'es. Cal. 111 1 1-1 y
PHYSICIANS.
CIEOROE Si
J residence, 131 North spring street, office
hours, Bto 12, ltos, tl to Bp. m. Tclci.linne
433. 11-311
Vfi'.S. DR. WELLS—OFFICES IN HER
lvj brick block, 127 East Third street, between
Main and Los Aiikclcr; diseases of Women, ner
vous, rectal, sterility and genito-urinary dis
eases; also electro therapeutics. 10 to
4, 7 to 8. nr.'s if
HOMHOPATHIO PHYSICIANS.
PW. piiTdT " ~
• Chronic, diseases, medical and surgical,
Oflice and residence, 340 N. bichel street, Kast
Lv» Angeles. 2-9 lm
Sn7 "boynton, m~ d~ silsabes~6 F
• children. Office and residence, s::5 s.
Olive It oilleo hours, 10 to 12 a. m., 2 to Ip.
in. Telephone 87. 10-.) i[
architects.
> ith
• Broadway. 8-7 ly
UROKRR J. REEVE, ARCIIITECt7~KSTA li-
Ushed lor the past 10 years in Los Angeles.
Rooms 7 and H (second floor), Workman Mock,
.spring St., between Second ami Third. 1-25 1 y
UONTRACIOKS AND BUILDERS.
ONRA 1) Sell ERER, (Tli aN1TE, PlT!' M I N"
ous and aspliall paving. 227 w. First st.
B-l tf
' CONTRACTORS.
TTfRANK C. YOUNG, CONTRACTOR, 43 WIL-
X son Mock. S-lli ly
AMUSEMENTS.
NKW LOS AMOELSB TBKATER,
H. c. Wyatt, Manager
FOUR NIGHTS, COMMENCING
Sunday February 12th
A OLOBIOUB VISION OF SPLENDOR I
If. B. Leavltt's Now and Hagut flcent Spectacu
lar Production.
aStj FLY !
Reorganlzsd In Europ»— Costumed by Ellas,
London—Scenery by Mender, of
New YorJt.
60 -PEOPLE—OO
30European Celebrities!
See tne Great Alhambra Ballet!
See the Sensational Quadrille!
See th i Gavotte and Tarantella!
Prices, $1, 750, 50c and 25c. Ssats now on
sale, Box office open at 9 a.m.
NKW LOS ANGELES TURATEIC,
H, 0. Wyatt, Manager.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17-18
SATURDAY MATINEE.
THE GREATEST
OF ALL COMEDY SUCCESSES,
OLE OLSON T
r*ltW BVITUOI itbw crnoijkt^uia.
AND ENTIRE NE V CAST!
Including the National Hwadlsh Ladles' Quar
tette from Stockholm.
Regular prices—sl. 75c, 50c and 25c. Seats
now on sale. Box office, open at 9 a.m.
ANGELES THEATER,
Monday Evening February UOth
SECOND
CONCERTS
Consisting of a Grand Orchestra.
DIRECTOR MR. A. J. BTAMM
ASSISTED BY
MRS. MODINI-WOOD, Poprsno.
MR. MODINI-WOOD. Tenor.
MB. HARLiSY E. HAMILTON, Violinist.
Admission, including reserved seat, $1; Gal
lery, 50c.
gT. VINCBNT'S BALL.
PROFESSOR BUCHANAN
Invites the Ladles of Los Angeles to attend his
: LECTURE TO LAD lES :
Tuesday Fehranry 14th
At 3 p.m., at St. Vincent's Hall, on
THE WONDERS OF PSYCHO METRY.
PABK THEATER,
(Late Hazard's Pavilion).
Our. Fifth and Olive sts.
G. H. Saw van a Co., I Fssd, Coopkb,
Proprle.ors. | ijfanager.
Second week and grand success of the now
Family Theater.
Monday Evening February 13t'a
And every evening duriup the week end Ratar
day Mati»:ee— Elaborate production of tne
great French Melodrama,
: THE TWO ORPHANS I
With Miss Georgia Woodthorpo as Louise,
the Blind Girl.
New and gororeous scenery and mechanical
effectß. Jflaborate costumes. Orlgiral music,
Popular prices of admission—lo, 20 and 30c.
Doors open promptly at 7:16. Performance
commences at 8:15. Box omce open at 10 a.m.
dally.
rjMJBNVEBKIN HAIL,
I GRAND i
: Minstrel Pcriormance
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, FEB. 13, 1693.
FOa THE BENEFIT OF
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH FOND.
Given by Members of St. P:inl's Choir, and as
sisted by some of the butt loosl talent.
FULL ORCHESTRA I
Admission, 50c. Reserved seats, 750. On
sale at Bartlutt's music Btore Monday, Feb. 13.
gIAIK CITKUS KAIB,
NEW PAVILION AT
X-
Covering Nearly an Acre, Opens
Wednesday Morning, March 15, 1833.
$3000!
CASH — . PREMIUMS
For premium lists, rules, Bpace for exhibits
and privileges, apply to
I. a WOOD. Secretary, Colton, Cal,
SCALP HUNTER'S SUCCESS
JOHN K. BNF.LL HAS HADE A FOB.
TUNE OCT OF COYOTBS.
Ho Was a Waiter la a S an Bernardino
Hotel, Bnt Was a O oo* Shot
and Has Scooped
in Counties.
John E. Snell, who has come to visit
his sister and brother-in-law in Pomona,
Bays the Trogresß, is well known here.
He tells us that the law which pays a
bounty of $5 on every scalp removed
from the skull of a coyote in California,
has been tbe source of all his present
little fortune, and he is grieved at the
probability that the law-makers at Sac
ramento will repeal the statuko at thia
session of the legislature.
When the coyote bounty law went
into effect, in March, 1891, John Shell
was employed aa a waiter in a Ban Ber
nardino hotel. He had a taste lor gun
niug, and knew the mountains and tho
favorite resorts of the coyote In South
ern California like a book. So he
started out early for coyote scalps. He
has made a business of hunting and
scalping the beasts ever since, but for
soma months the fupply of coyotes has
been so small, under the operation of
the bounty law, that be has not made
more than $80 or $1)0 a month, and that,
with necessary large expenses, has made
tbe net profit very small.
Mr. Snell tells us that his two-years
work in tho coyote scalp bußineeß has
made him about $3700 richer. He has
aiiot, trapped, poisoned and maimed
coyotes in every county in California
south of Visalia. He haß had two
partners in the business at different
times, but moat of the time has worked
alone.
He has tramped and ridden on horse
back several thousand miles in qaeet of
coyotes. He made the most money in
scalps in San Diego county, and the
next most in Ventura county. For the
first six months in the occupation he
got on an average of two scalps a day.
Iv one day, in tbe Temescal mountains,
he got 14 Bcalps, and in one week his
receipts from bounties on scalps, de
posited witb tbe clerk of Loa Angeles
county, were over $160. But those were
the palmy dayß of "the coyote acalp in
dustry, and when the law went into ef
fect. For the past 10 months the
number of coyotes has been growing
smaller fast, and for several days at a
time Snell haa not so much aa seen one
of the animals, and the few that re
main have become so ecary and fearful
of the presence of hunters that it now
takes a crack rifle Bhot to lay one low.
His gross receipts for scalps have been
over $5000.
CONLEY ARRESTED.
Lodged in the City Prison on a Charge
of Larceny.
John Conley was arrested by Detect
ive Bosqui yesterday and lodged in tbe
central police station on the charge of
petit larceny, in stealing an overcoat
from W. K. Deal.
Conley waa seen in the Downey block
on Saturday afternoon by Officer Bean,
under euepicioue circumstances, and
when Mr. Deal reported his loss Conley
was suspected. Detective Bosqui round
Conley on Upper Main street yesterday
proved to be tbe one missing.
Oonloy is a cripple, having lost one
arm. and claims to be partly paralyzed.
He has several times of late applied at
the police station for lodgings,
It Took Trouble, but He Oot It.
About two or three months ago I pur
chased from you a bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, put np in Deß
Moines, la. Such good results were ob
tained from its use that I enclose $1 and
ask that you send me two bottles by ex
press.—J. A. Scriven, 18 East Fif
teenth street, New York city. To. H.
H. Lane, druggist, Peekekill, N. Y. Mr.
Scriven is president of one of the largest
shirt factories in New York, and widely
known in business circles. When
troubled with a cold give this remedy a
trial and, like Mr. Scriven, you will
want it when again in need of such a
medicine; 50 cent bottles for aale by C.
F. Hejnzeman, 222 North Main street,
druggist.
Our Home Brew.
Meier & Zobclein's Lager, freßh from ths
brewery, on draught in all tlie principal sa,
loons, delivered promptly in bottles or kegs*
Office ami brewery, 444 Aliso st. Telephone 91.
AUDSiaIXTS.
Comer Main and Renucn* Streets.
J. H. KENNED i. Bus. Managn
THB FAVORITE AMUSEMENT RESORT 1
Reappearance of the Little Irish Queen,
: MISS LULU M ARTEL. L- :
Continued suecss ot the Female Impersona
tor, MR. ARI HOL3TON.
The Bard of Aramagh, MR. BILLY FINLEY
The foremost of the gang, MS, A. J. Mi/
NIECE.
Matinee every Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
(E-tJ—Look out for next week
PEOPLE'S AMPHITHKATISB,
Noith Main, near First street.
Chas. A. Doyle, Business Manager.
Prices, 10c, 20c aud 30c
Performances Every Night.
Matinees X very Day.
Week Commencing Saturday, Fob. 11.
NEW"™'S™NEW
Q SHOWS IN ONE O
(j 3tagel Ring! Aeriall—• O
PATRONIZED BY THE MASSES.
Two hours of solid amusement at merely
nominal cost.
Have you acen Giovanni's marvelous trained
btrdsV _____
THB PALACE,
Corner First and Spring streets.
IF jiily and ladies' entrance on First It.)
—THE—
VENETIAN" LADIES' TROUBADOURS
Will tender a concert overy day from 13 to
1:30 p.m. (duilug lanch hour]: alio a
! GRAND CONCERT EVERY EVJrIISQ j
From 7:30 p.m. to 12 ra.
The best commercial lunch In tho olty from
11 a.m. till 2 p.m , and from 5 to 7 p.m.
A in ca-te from (i p.m to 12 nl 13-22 tl
MEDIUMS.
- CONSUL
tations on business, love, marriage, dis
ease, mineral locutions, life reading, etc.; take
University electric car to Forwater avenue, ao
west titrco Mocks to Vino str»>J; Ktw** hoist
from corner of Fremont avepVs*.

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