The herald. [microfilm reel], February 25, 1893, Page 7, Image 7

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WHAT THE MARKET AFFORDS.
Selections That Can Be Made
for a Sunday Dinner.
The Los Angreles Housewife Is Es
pecially Favored.
•he Haa a Great Variety Prom Which to
Select, and the Prices are Partic
ularly Modest—Every De
partment Reviewed.
The Los Angeles market just at this
■eaeon of the year affords many deli
cacies which go to gladden the heart of
the epicure and which give the good
housewife an opportunity to prepare a
! Sunday dinner for the household which
is certainly "fit for a king."
Here at all seasons of the year one can
obtain vegetables, fruits, game, etc., bo
that a wide field for selection ie left
open, from which a, variety can be ob
tained. Another satisfactory point ia
the exceedingly low prices which pre
' vail at all times, placing the best that
the market affords within the reach of
every one.
It is the intention of the Hrrald each
Saturday morning to print what is
known as a market baakwt article. Un
der this department will be given a re
! view of what the market affords in the
1 way of edibles, together with the pre
vailing prices. This article the house
; wife can read and obtain the latest in
formation as to what she can Eecure
Saturday for the Sunday dinner. This
will in the future be one of the features
of the paper. The review will be care
fully compiled, and the facts therein set
forth will be reliable in every sense.
If today a housewife were to star t out
with market basket sho could with but
little money succeed in selecting the
articles for a dinner that would cause
the mouth of any man to water.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
What There Is In tho Mnrket Now and
TA'haro to Got It.
Southern California always leads in
i the variety ol fruits, vegetables, etc.,
i which it can present for the market at
this season of tho year. Now today a
• housewife can go to Ludwig & Wagner,
Bt the Mott market, and find an assort
ment of frnit and vegetables that can
not be duplicated any place in the city.
With this fact should also go the state
ment that the prices are the lowest.
In the vegetable line you can find as
paragus, Biueekls sprouts, tomatoes,
chilis, green peas, young and fine;
string beans, mushrooms, artichokes,
young onions and some excellent new
potc-toe*. All of these vegetables will be
i'resh, ns they just arrived from the
ranch this morning.
In the way of fruits Ludwig & Wagner
have everything that, can bo found in
this market. Tho liueet navel oranges,
lemons, etc. Fresh strawberries can be
had at 20 cents per basket; nice bananas
at 25 cents per dozen. Same eastern
apples are also to bo htul hero that are
■very tempting. The firm has a free
■delivery. Ii you are unable to get down
ytowu, ti ■ an fill your order by tele
phone, tst call up 55(3. Any order
■hat yoo c ye thera will be carefully
Kile*'. You cm depend on that.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
Homo of the Kinds of Vanned Fish Yon
Cun Get for Lent.
Fish for Lsut to your heart's content
can be found at H, Jevne's. Look at
his fish display in the window, covering
the greatest variety ever displayed in
Southern California: Salted fish,
pickled fish, shredded fish, smoked fish,
devilled fish, American fish and im
ported fish, and canned fish of such a
great variety that you can have fißh for
three meals a day hi the whole month
and still have a change for each meal;
and the place to get it is at Jevne's, 136
and 138 North Spring street.
If there is anything iv the line of fine
canned goods that you would like for to
morrow, or for any other day for that
matter, this you can also obtain at
Jevne's. He has only tho »cry bast
goods in the way of canned vegetables,
fruits, pickles, sauces, condiments,
canned meats and other things in that
line.
All a Lis Angelea housewife has to do
if sh" desirea the finest table delicacies
is to give Mr. Jevne a call. He has the
largest an 1 moat complete stock from
which eolections cau ba made.
FISH AND GAME.
A Half Dozen Varieties of Fish, and
liamo liiuumcrnlile.
When it oomes down to fbh and game
tbere ia where a Loi Angelej riuu can
be satisfied, for he can obtain or have
obtained for hiui today for lm dininr to
night or tomorrow either, alm33t any
thing he desires.
Ia the line ol fish, the market affords
come very fine halibut. Then there are
rockcod, choice smelt", very nice Sacra
mento river salmon, flounders, etc.
Then, too, there are fresh eaßtern oys
ters, lobsters, muesela, clania and things
like that.
In the way of game, there are quails,
teal ducks, canvas-back ducks. This is
not to mention the A No. 1 fat geese,
ducks, turkeys and hens.
All of these delicacies you can find at
Fred Haniman's, at Mott market, 129 to
135 South Main street. Any order that
you may give for poultry, dressed or
alive, or for wild game in season he can
fill, as well as for fish. Being a whole
sale as well as a retail dealer Mr. Haui
man is able to give his retail patrons a
specially large assortment and variety
to select froir. His telephone numbar
is 630, and all orders over the 'phone aro
promptly filled.
THE MEAT MARKET.
The ruinous Spring Lamb Hal Just Been
He-Introduced.
"In the way of meats there ia nothing
particularly new in the market just
now," said Simon Maier, of the Central
meat market, 149 North Spring street, to
• Hebald reporter yesterday. "Wewiil
have some very fine spring lamb Satur
day morning. In addition to this wi
will have the beet of roasts, beef, pork
mutton, lamb, etc., as well as Hamburg
•teak, sausages, etc.
"We handle only the best in our line,
•nd have the lateet improved facilitiet
for handling all of our meats. We oan
Ut all times furnish the best the marke
affords as regards both quality and va
riety."
In Mr. Maier's establishment is prob
ably the largest cooling'room that then
ia in any market in Los Angeles. It it
86 feet loaf by 12 feet wide. In thin
room tbe temperature is kept at all
timea at about 45 degrees, and frequent
ly it ia as low as 40. Mr. Maier also
does a large wholesale business, and is
therefore enabled to give his retail cus
tomers special advantages.
THE BAKERY.
What Koster, or 1 40 South Spring street.
Oiler..
Of course, no dinner is complete with
out dessert, and frequently the lady of
the house does not desire to bother or be
bothered in making it. Then, in a case
like thia, she should hie herp.elf to Kos
ter'B, at 140 South Spring Btreet, just
north of Second Btreet. Here she will
find just what she wants without any
difficulty.
This morning and today Mr. Koster
will have oome very nice walnut cakes,
which are most tempting. Then there
is the German delecacy"Pieffer Nnsse"
which is very fine, and Charlotte russe
ice cream and like dishes are, of course,
to be had, as well as rolls, bread, pies,
cakes of all kinda.
Mr. Koater is also prepared to do
catering in private families. He will
furnieh the supper or lunch for parties,
etc.
IF YOU WANT
A Change and Want to TaUe a Dinner
Out.
If you are tired oi getting up a great
big dinner for the household and want
to go and take a dinner out for a change,
and thereby avoid all bother and trou
ble, there ia no place in the city where
you can get better service or better food
than you can get at the Corfu Family
Diving Parlors, at 139% South Spring
street, up stairs. To<iay Mrs. J. C. Phil
brooks, the proprietress, will set a sps
cial dinner for her patrone, the bill of
fare being as followB:
Oyster Soup.
Roait Tnrkev, Cranberry Sauco.
Roastßeef. Boiledl.ef;of*lutton, Caper Sauce.
Lamb Fricasse,
Potatoes. Tomatoes. Con. Lettuce.
Radishes. Celery.
Pickles.
Lemon anl Apple Pie. Ice Cre.am.
Tos. Black .oil o. Sweet Milk.
This meal is nerved at 25 cents from
12 until 3 p. m. tomorrow.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Exchange Review.
New York, Fob. 24 —Government bonds
closed steady to 11 nn.
HONEY (JUOTATIONg.
New York. Feb. 24.—Money on call, eesy;
ranging 3iyits per cent; cloned at 5 per cent.
Piime mercantile piper— per cent.
Hlerliug exchange—Ou'ot but firm; O'J-day
bills, $4.88; demand, $4 88>$
STOCKS AMU BONDS.
Nkw York, Feb. 24.—Closing quotations were
as iollowt:
U P. 4s, regular. .112VJ North American.. 9
Bo coupon li 2>i Northwestern 112
TT. s. 2«, regular.. 99.* Do preferred... 144U
Partite da 105 N. Y. Central lOfii
Atchison .'1254 oiegon Irapt 19
Amer. Express .117 Oregon Nay 70
Amer. Cotton Oil A 7\J Oregon Short Lino 79
Burlington 9AM f-aclflo Hail 23%
Canadian Pacific 84)4 Pullman Palace..l 93
OanadaHoutheru. 55 Bio Or Western.. 22
Central Pacific... 20 Do preferred ... 60
Del. 4 Lacka .... 40' i Do firsts >•■<;
Denver*R.Qrand 52U Rock Island 84Ji
Dißtillers S6M St. Paul —
Illinois Central... 99', St. Paul it Omaha S3M
Kansas & Texas.. 24<iUmori('an8ui;aT..llo? s >
Lake eliore 127.* jTcxas ci Pacific .. 9
Lead Trust MXI Onion Pacific 87K
Louisvl ds NashTl 7Vt'o|lT. 3. Express 65
Mien. Central. ...104'.;jwells fargo 145
Missouri Paclfi".. no^iWestern tlulou... 95%
Northern Paciiic. 1511 General Electric. 107
lli preforred.... 4(Wl,nißcedoll ,8K
Rending 29J a I RichmondTerm'l Oy a
Boston, Feb, 24,—Closing quotations were as
follows:
Atchison 32'4iC. B. A Q 9S4*
tSozioaa Central. 10! 4 |Bell Telephone.. .2ui
San Diego . |
MINING SHARES.
Nitw York, $eb. 24.—Mlninj shares closed as
follows:
Crown Point 55 Plymouth 82
Con. Cal. &. Va. 280 detra Nevada.. 1,30
Desdwood 1.30 Standard 1.88
Gould & Curry.. .90 Union Con 1.00
Hale<4 Norcross 1.25 Yellow Jacket.. .f>s
ttomestake 1150 Ironnllver 80
Mexican 1.75 Quickiilver 300
Ontario 13.00 Do Preferred.l3.oo
Ophir 2.25 Buhver 10
San Francisco, Feb. 24.—Closing quotations
were:
Belcher 75 Halo it Norcross. 1.25
Best* Belcher... 1.85 Peer OS
Chollar 55 Potosl 1.25
Con. Va 285 -'avage ... .00
Confidence 1.50 3iorra Nevada... .1.25
Gould & Curry... .95 Union Con 1.10
Ophir 2.*0 Yellow Jacket... .50
Silver Bullion.
New York, Feb, 24 —Bar silver, per ounce,
83?kc.
San Francisco, Fob. 24 — SUvsr bars, per
ouuee,
Mexican dollars—os)
Los Angeles Clearing House Business.
Las Angeles, Feb. 24 —T.nlav's business was
rmoUiws: Clearings, $16ii,235.72; balances,
$119,719.17
• Thursday—C.earlngs, $201,924,015; balances,
$19,419.80.
San Francisco Market Review.
Ban Fbancisco, Feb. 24.--The vegetable mar
ket is du'l, with priets steady. About 14 boxes
asparagus wore received ami 10 of rhubarb,
but general receipts of early varieties were
light. Potatoes are steady with firmer io»o in
liver revs. Onions were in good demand.Tvlth
receipt! of 202 sscks. Mushr joins are scarcer.
Good tomatoes sell well. Peas arrive more
freely.
The market for fresh frull Is quiet, with an
niiii.'r tone iv navel oranges. Good apples are
in eastern are weak. 816117 lemons
are tv supply and dull.
Stocss of dried Irui's on hand are light, and
while there is not much activity to the market
it is firm at quotation*. Dried trapes are dr*.
in.; a little belter. Shipments by *ea during
ihe week include 309 rounds to British tie
hritt'uia «nd 2000 to Mexico. California prunes
are selllntr in the east for for ftOi to 00s.
Thenutter market Is weak aud supplies are
heavy. Fresh stock is so low that there is no
demand f r pickied roll or flrkiu. Legs are
on ttie down grade still, with fair demand for
store. Cheeso is weaker under increased re
ceipts.
The poultry market it quiet, with light de
cline iv prices. Iv game supply is in excebs of
demand aud prices are weak.
San Francisco Quotations.
San Francisco, Feb. 24 —Fruit—Apples, 50c
■91,26 ior common to good; $1.25@1.50 for
choicj; $3 for mountaiu.
Pears—7»irjtsl.so per box.
Citrus-Mexican limes, $9gf)10; Sicily lem
ons. $5 0035.50; California lemous, $l.00($
1.25 for small, and $2.0083.00 for good to
choice.
Bananas—sl 0J®2.00 per bunch.
Hawaiian pineapples—s3 OOtfo.OO; Mexican
pineapples, $7 Oofifß 00 per doz
Oranges — Riverilde navels, $2.50(33 25
per box; San Uernardlno navels, $2.50r<r)3.25;
do seedlings, $125'«2.00: Orovitle navels,
$2.50@3 00; do seedlings, $1.30,3)2: Los Ange
lea navels, $1.60@2.00; do seedlings, 85e(»
$1.25. w
DRIED FRUIT.
Dates—4 s i@sUo per lb.
Apples—Sun dried, quartered, per
lb; do sliced, do evaporated, ia boxes,
Peais— Bleached, s@tic for sliced, 3@sc fir
quartered aud 8c for evaporated: unbleached,
3(ai4c for sliced and for quartered
Figs—sc for pressed and ."jfirXic for impressed
Pruues-7 (»Hc forsmall 9%40«u for toe four
sizes and 10c fur the fifth size of 50s to (>os
Plums—Pitted, uhpiited, 2'yiKSn.
Peaches--Bleached, sun dried, ti
Apricots—ll@l4c for Royal and 10@lGc for
.Moor park.
Grapes—2(®2Vsc.
Kiislos—Quotable as follows: Loudon layers,
$ 25(01 50; loose Muscatels, $1 00»1.25 iv
boxes and 3@4540 per lb in sacks.
VRUKTABI.Ks.
String beans—3o@4oc per lb.
l.os Angeles tomutues—s. 50(?o$2 00 per box.
Mushrooms—lo6llsc foi- commou and 20®
35c per lb <or butrous.
Green peas—s@Bc per lb for Los Angeles,
■rsparagus- lb(ir)3oc per lb.
Rhubarb—loc per lb.
Turnips—7ofa)7sc per cental.
Beets—7so p*>r sacs.
*:arrott—Feed 40@150c.
Parsnips—sl 25 per cental.
Garlic— per lb.
Cauliflower—so@tisc per doz.
LOS ANGELES HER ALT) t SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 25, 1893.
Dry peppers—s@7c per lb.
Dry okra— 15c per lb
Marrowfat tquash—sl2 50@15.00 per ton.
Green poppers—ls®2sc.
Chicago Grain Market.
Chicaoo, Feb. 24.—Wheat, quiet. The mar
ket opened unchanged; decllued recov
ered; declined again closed easy and He
lowee than yesterday.
The market was governed by looal snflu
ences.
Receipts were 101,000 bushels; shipments,
42,000 bushels.
Closing quotations — Wheat, easy; cash,
73<St>»74c; May, 770
Corn—Firmer; cash, 40'4e; May, 430,
Oats—Easy; cash, 3014 c; May, 327-ic.
Rye—s2l4c.
Barley—o4c.
Flax—sl.2o.
Timothy—s2.oo. !
OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.
San Francisco, Feb. 24.—Wheat was steady;
May, $1.2!1'.- 4 .
Barley—Quiet; seller '93, new, 8204 c; May,
84% c.
Corn-SI.I2JV.
Liverpool, Fob. 24—Wheat, demand was
fair. No 2 red winter closed steady, 5s 9d;
No. 2 red spring, steady at 6s 90. .
Corn—Demand was fair; spot, old, closed
firm at 4s spot, new, steady at 4s 2Wd;
Februory, steady, 4s Marcn, seady, 4s id:
April, steady at 4sid.
General Markets.
New York, Feb. 24.—Hops, quiet and weak;
state, common to choice, 201,8240; Pacific
coast, 196t23c
Hides- Quiet.
Coffee-Options closed steady and 5 to 10
points up. The sales were 27,500 bags, in
cluding February, at $17.60. March, at
5i7.25i0617.ft5; April, $16.!15(4517 05; May,
$H!.SO(o)16.90 Spot Rio clofed null and steady,
No. 7, atl7JS@lßc.
Sugar—Raw was active and Arm; fair
refining, 3c; centrifugals, 96 teat. 306 c; Musco
vado, test, 3c; moiates sugar, 89 teat, 2>io;
refined, Arm, fairly active.
Copper—Quiet; lake, $1\95.
Leaii—Dull; domestic, $3 95.
Tin—Firmer; straits, $20.30.
Chicaso, Feb. 24.—Mess pork, easy: cash,
$17.90; May, $18.25. '
Lard—Steady: cash. $12 55; Mny, $12.60.
Ribs-Easy; cash, $9.90; May, $9 95.
Wool.
New York, Feb. 24—W001; Quiet and
firm; domestic fleeco, 27(3>320; pulled, 20937 c;
Texas, 17(3)2 Ic.
Petroleum.
New York, Feb. 21.-Petrolenm certificates
closed strong at 61c bid.
LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.
[THa quotations given below are current
wholesale selling prices ]
Provisions*
Hams—Perlb, local smoked, 18c.
Bacon—rer ib, local smoked, 18o; medium,
legitime.
Pore— Per lb, dr j salt, 14' .'.a.
Dried Beef—Per lb, insides, 160.
Larij Per lb, Comconnd 3s, 18V£c; 6's,
13?6e; 10's, 13}£c ; 50's, I2»ic. Pure leal, 4c.
higher all around.
IHIII Products.
Floor-Per bbl., L. A. XXXX, $4.80; Capitol
Mills, $4 80; ('perry's, $4.90; Drilled Snow,
$4.75: Victor, $1,75; Crown, $4.70; Stocktouia,
$4.90.
Mill Feed—Bran, per ton, $21.00; shorts.
$23.00; mixed lecd (corn and barley), per 100
lbs., $1.15; cracked coru, $1.15; leed meal,
$1.20; rolled bailey, $1.00.
Grain and Hay.
Barley—Brewing, $105@1.15; leed, 85.
Corn—Per cental, $1.00.
Oats—No. 1, ncr cental, $1.50.
Wheat—No. 1, per cental, $1.35@1.50; No.
2, $1.203130.
Hax—Oat, No. 1, $10; wheat, No. 1,911; bar
ley, No, 1, $10; allalla, No. 1, $9; No. 2 grade
$1 lower all around,
Staaw—Barley, per ton, $5; wheat, $5.
Dairy Products.
Butter—Fancy croamery. 28-ounce squaros
505*d2Sc; laacy dsiry, per roil, 45®47Wc;
choice, 37©10 c. "
Cheese—California half cream, per tb, 10c;
covit, fullrream, per lb, 14c; California, local
specie* brands, per lb, 15@lGL£c; California,
3-lb hand, per lb, 17Ue; eastern full cream,
twine, per lb, 14c; Cheddars, per lb, 14c; do
mestic Swiss, per lb, 14c.
Freeh Fruits.
Cranherribs—Per barrel, $11.0011)15.00.
BANANiS-Per bnneh, $2 00C«2 50.
Apples—Per box, $1.50©1.75; in barrels,
per lb., 2^o.
Lesions—Cured, per box, 00; un
cured. per boa, $2 5033 00.
Oranueh —Navels, per box, $3,003(3.25;
Seedlings, $1.50®2.25.
Veg-etablefl.
Beans—Navy or small white, per 100 lb?.,
$3.ootgU 25; Pink, per 100 lbs., $2 00)93.00;
Black-eyed, per lOOlbs., $2.50®2.75; Limas
per 100 lbs., $3 00(93.25.
Berts—Per 100 lbs., 70c.
Cahbaok- Per 100 IDs,, $1.1091.25.
Carrots—Per 100 lbs.. $( 00.
Cauliflower—Per rioz,, 55c,
Cnt Enr—Per doz , 50c.
Chilies—Drv, per string, «s®7oa.
Onions—Per 100 lb-.., $1 50.
Parsnips—Per 100 lbs , $1 50.
Peas—Green, per lb., ll(«12c.
Dried Fruits.
Apples—Evaporated, per lb,, 11c; sundried,
10 •.
Apbicots—Evaporated, per lb., 14c.
Reaches— Unpeeled, per lb„ 12;,e; peeled,
Prunes—Choice, per tb., 10@llc.
Raisins—London layers, per box, $1.50®
Poultry and Egjgs.
Poultry—Hens, $11.0036.50 per doz.; young
rooster*. $6.00; old roosters, $5 50; broilers,
$4.ooftji4 50; ducks, $8.00®9.0U; turkeys, 14®
10c per Ib.
Bggs—California ranch. 17@190 per doz.
Winoa and Liquors.
The following quotations of wines and
liquors In case and oulk are fu r nisfaod by C. F.
A. Last, wine enl liquor merchant, 131 North
Main street;
Winei—Angelica, Muscat, Port, Sherry, To
kay, per gal., t;5c,®51.50, accordlug to age;
Cluret, 25®.">0c; Ziufandel, (iscM,sl.2S; Reis
ling, 05c@*l 25; Hautcrno, 75eiS»>i>dO; Bur
gundy. 76c@$l 50; Gutedal. 75ctH$lT50.
California brandv—sl 75&3.50: per Cisc,
$3.503.7.700; pints, 50c per case additional.
Kentucky whisky—s L 58((£tl 00.
Imported liquor—Cognac, $4 50310.00: gin,
$3.25(1(4 00: Jamaioa rum. $5.50; Mt. Croix
rum, $5 550; sherry. $2 0037 oO: Port, $2.00
1»7 00; Irish whisky, $j 253U.01); Scotch
whisky, $5.28 16.00.
Champagnes—G. 11. Mumm, extra dry, pints,
$34: quffrts, $3o; pln:s, $35.50:
quarts, $37.50; Louis Roederer, pint*, $35.50;
quaris, $17.50: George Goulet, pints, $32 00;
quarts, $34; Green Seal, pints, quarts,
$.19.50: k'clipse (California), plots, $14.50;
quarts, $17.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Thursday, February 23d.
B N Buck to W N Sheldon-Lot 110 and 8 E
li lot 108, McDonald tract, Ko Ban Pedro; $1.
A X N .sh et ux et »1 to frank C Bolt—Lot 15
bl 2, Tallrnadge, Foote & Buxnham tract, Pasa
dena; $1500.
Martha J Murray to Turner J Jean et ux—
Lot 10. Df cdur & Lucas sub, Pasadena $300,
R Scott Wheeler et ux to L J 'Jhristopher—Lot
20, Kinney tiact, 5—508; $424
KUen M Hucklus to Clara A Hutchins-Und U
bl 7, Schmlit tract; $1.
W X file to M Lawrence et al—Santa Anita
tract, 0-210; $5.
Whitney, tax collector to Jordan Slrultls—
Lot 33, Goodwin tract; $3,27.
Same to same—Lot 3 bl JC, Sherman tract:
$4 40.
same to same—Lot 2, as above; $4 37.
Same to same—Lot 34, Goodwin tract;
$3.20.
Same to same—Lot 35. Goodwin tract; $3.27.
Same tosame—Lot 36, Gooowin tract: $3.20,
Wm A Jonas et ux to Frank A Bradshaw—
814 lot 15 W 1; ueaudry tram, 1-401; $10.
P C Vallljo to Bernhard Wyland-Lot 1,
Annandals tract: $800.
M L Tnnncr to Jos A de Ybarra— S l,7BoWres
Ro Rtncou de la Brea $5.
Dalton Wboeler, trustee to L J Christopher-
Lot 20, Kinney tract, s—l 0-i ; $1.
In re Margret Ketrney vs. P B McCarty—
Decree quietiug title to lot 9 bl 0, Desnoyer's
traot, 3—02.
Anna Town (end et con to Geo B Adams—Lot
2 bl B, and lots 1 aud 2 bl £, Pomeroy and
Stlmpson's sub, Alhambra $500.
o H Stanton et ux to Geo B Adoots— Lot 21
bl 13, i-tnnton's sub, Alhambra; $125.
Manuel Gu letro to Chas G Varici—Lot 8 bl
104, Pomona; $25.
bu in >nt Morris et ux to Wm H Griffin—Lot
25 bl 7, Williamson trait, 12-5, $500.
International Mining Co, limited, et al to
Hancock Banning—Lots 1, 2, 3, 23, 29, 30, blk
10, lots 21. 22, blk 3, and lots 21,22, 23, blk 2,
Avalon; $3500.
L A couuty to H W O'Melveney—Land in RW
J4 Sec 19, T2 8, R 10 W; redemption; $15.63
. J ame to same—Land similarly described;
$15.23,
Same to same—Land similarly described;
$9.38.
Amy M Potter to Mrs Mallnda L White—N 50
ft lot 1, blk 32, Terminus Homestead tract, JC L
A; $350.
Mary J Maglnnis to Fredk Flsohback—Lot 18,
Wright's subd San Kaiael tract, Pasadena;
$74.
A J Sanborn et ux to M r Nolan et al Und W
of part of lot 3. It H Workman tract; $125.
Thompson, tax collector, to N P Campbell-
Lot 8. Hush & Crawford tract; $8 B2
N P Campbell to F H T t rry—Lot 8, Bush &
Crawford tract; $100.
J W Hugus et al to L A county—Land for
road, Firoydt Kohrer BubdSoto tract; $1.
M J Nolan et al to David Shearon—Bart of lot
3, E H Workman tract: $350
In re Phrebe J Tibbett—Decree of settlement
of accounts aud final distribution.
Louise Slav.on et at to Sarah R Slanson—Part
lot 8, Dlk 17. H S; $30,000
Alexander Weill to Job uson St Keeney Co—
Lot 192, Alexander Weill tract, 20-65; $325.
Charlea N Miner et ux to M W Copps—Part
lot 14, Hosmer's subd Sierra Madre tract, and
water; $1200.
Jonathan Tlkbet to Samantha Jane Bnoddy—
Land In Ro La Ballon.; $5
Graatee above et al to above grantor—Landlin
satte trt: $5.
Jno A Philbin et ux to Ellse Ksih Klein—Lot
9, J M Brooks' sub Ptilibin trt: $500.
Clineshff to W J Sunburn—Lots add No 3,
Hamilton trt; $5231 ,>l.
to R F Lottpeich—Lot 86, Myers trt;
Kdward Tring to same—Land as last above;
$40.
Jacob 8 Flory to X C Johu߻n-l-12 Little Te
lung* water; $10.
M Zens to Jno M Warner et al—Water rights
In Little Tejunga csfion; $1.
W E Shepherd et ux to'llien J Rice—Lot 12,
Carltcn .t Summei field sub Dunnlijan trt; $1.
Clint J Moon to Chas Victor HalUJ.ot 11 bl
1,10t2b110, 22, 23, 26 bl2, WaSniugton-st
trt, $600.
Wm Ward to Robt Hale et aU-Land fronting
37.90 ft on Los Anaeles st, comg ft Sol land
of Bishop Mora; $3750.
W J Magee to Etla M Magee—Lot 10, Dicker
son <k Oarr's sub SLA: gift.
Cynthia A Ollday at al to Amy M Potter—Lot
10, N'-'a lot 3 bl 32, Terminus Homestead trt;
$1.
A W Guest et ux tn Herbert M Mateo—Lot 48,
L N Breed's sub bl 00, II <■; $150.
Katie Sherman te Wm Rorick— Lot 4 bl 5,
Uimiton tit: $350.
Wm F Grosser et nx to Emma H Diers—Lot
14. Grosser trt, 31—47; $300.
D M Adams et nx to Andrew Glassell—Lots
12 and 13 bt 17 Garvanzi In consideration of
release of mtg SO of mtgs 602.
M A Powell et al to Geo A Nadeau—Lauds In
sec 22 T 2 * R 13 W SBM, $5.
Laura M Nadeau et al to Geo Nadeau—Land
as last above: $1.
Daniel Parker et ux to John Burke—Lot 35
Legge's lower '.rt Pasadena; $325.
I. A Co to J C Irvin—Lot 17 Yale & Harvard
trt; $11 83.
EB Wool-worth etux to N Whittlesey—Lots
8 9 12 13 16 22 23 41 43 Banneotrt and und
V 3 lots 1 to 5 samo trt; $1.
H P Mathew«on trustee et nx to John R Por
ter—Land on Downey aye SO aos as per 339 of
deeds 184; $1.
M G McKoon extr to same—L\nd in Sherman
trt and und 1-20 land as last above; $812.
Name to M G McKoon adm est Wilson—Lot
12 bl 1 Ocean View trt and lot 6 King's sub bl
39 1 S; $l« - 0
John R Porier etux to E V Smith—Und 2-5 lots
7 8 14 OmaSa Hts 52-85; $5.
Same toWDF Richards—Lots 2 and 1 samo
trt: $5.
Same to R 8 Deoring—Lots 11 15 15 same
t't; $5.
SUMMARY.
Deeds 54
Nominal ' 37
Total $54,287.83
Note—Figures separated by a dash represent
book and page ef miscellaneous records.
Men end officers of tho police force, who are
exposed day and nieht to all itorts of weather,
should keep Salvat'on Oil, the infallible cure
for rheumatism end neuralgia, at their homos.
Thej cannot afford to oe without it. 25 cents.
San Diego Land Offloe
And Bureau of information; San Diego and
Los Angeles excursion oflice (1,. A. end S. 1).
Steamship Co.), rapt. Alphouso B. Smith, gen
ernl manager. Office, 121 8. Broadway. Branch
office, Strong it Arms of San Diogo,
Buggy robes and horse blankets at Fov's old
reliable saddlery house, 315 N. Los Angeles st
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorfc
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tablished and appreciated by many. His large
Eractice Is sufficient proof of his ability and
oiicity. The doctor graduated In tbe foremost
colleges, also practiced in the largest hospitals
of Canton, China. Tbe doctor speaks Spanish
fluently.
Office: 639 Upper Main street.
Hundreds of testimonials are on Die at the
doctor's oflice which be has received from his
nu nitrons patients of different nationalities,
which be has cured of all mannerof diseases to
which the hnman body la heir—from tbesmall
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licurn or money rciunded. I>un'i
let any unprincipled riniffplnt sell yon unu kind of
imitation. Insist on having L\DA!*o—none, other. II
he has not pot it.we vrill send it by mail upon receipt ot
price. Pamphlet In sealed envelop.- free. Address;
Orlentnl Medlen! Co., 60 Plymouth p|»i<, t'idctio, 111.
SOLD by H. Germain, 12.1 South Spring St.. LOS
ANGELES. CAL., and other Leading Druggists.
Baker IronWorks
950 TO 966 BUKNA VISTA BT.,
LOS ANGELES, CAL
Adjoir.ing tbo Sontbcrn Pacific ground?. Tel-
ODhone 114, 7-21
Pacific Coast S. S. Co.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., GENERAL
Agents, San Francisco. Northern routes
embrace lines for Portland, Ore., Victoria, B.
O.i and Puget Sound, Alaska, and all coast
points.
SOUTHERN ROUTES.
TIME TABLE FOR FEBRUARY, 1893.
LEAVR SAN KUANCISCO.
" For )
Port Harford IS. S. Corona. February 1,10,
Santa Barbara... I 19, 28, March 9.
Redondo j
Ban Pedro 8. 8. Santa Rota February 6,
Newport I 15. 24, March 5.
San »icgo )
For 1 8, S. Coos Bay, February 8,
Redondo 1 17, 26, March 7.
Ban Pedro and fB. 8. Eureka February 4, 13,
way ports J 22, March 3.
LBAVI SAN rKDRO AND REDONDO,
For 18. 3. Santa Roia. February 8,
1 17, 26, March 7.
Lan Diego (h. 8. Corona, February 3,12,
J 21. March 2.
For 1 S. S. S.nta Rosa. February 1,
San Franclsoo... 1. 10,19. 28, March 9,
Port Harford | S. 8. Corona, February 5, 14,
Santa Barbara.. J 23, 1 ■ i 4
For 1 8.8. Eureka, Fcbrnarj 'P, 16,
Ban Francisco 1 25. March 6.
and ( i, 8. Coos Bar, February 2,
waypotts j 11, 20, March 1,
Car. to connect with steamers yia San Pedro
leavo S. P. R R. depot, Fifth street, Los An
geles, at 9:25 o'clock a. m.
Paßiengers per steamers Corona and Santa
Rosa, via Redondo, north bound, leavo Banta
Fo depot at 10:15 a. m.; or Irom Redondo rail
way depot, corner Jefferson ItrSVE aud Grand
aye,, 9:00 a. m.
Passengers per Eureka and Bay, via Re
dondo, leave Hanta Fe depot at 4:05 p m.
Plans of steamer's cibln at agent's office,
where berths may be secured.
The compauy reserve the right to change the
Btesin.ris or their days of ealilug
£SJf-For passage or freight ns above or for
ticaets to and from all important points in
Europe, apply to
W. PARKIN. Agent,
Office. No. 124 West Second St., Los Angeles.
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXKCUTION ISSUED
out of Justice M T. Owens' court, Los An
geles city, Los Angeleß townt-hlp, county of Los
Angeleß, state of California, dated the Bth day
ol December, A. D. 1893, in a certain action
wherein James J. Ayers and Joseph D. Lynch,
doing business under the firm name and style
of Ayers <fc Lynch, as plaintiff), recovered Judg
ment against Robert H. innes, Chnrlea W. Man
grum and Charleß W. Inneß, doing business
under the firm name - nd style of Inn. s & Mau
grum, on the 7th day of [September. 1892, I
h*ve levied on tho lollowing described prop
erty towit:
That cenaiu resl property situated In the
city of Los Angeles, county of Lob Augeles and
state of California. rlbcd as follows,
towit: Lots 23 aud 25, of block 1, Yarn ell's
subdivision of tho northeast part oi* lot 4, block
38, Hancock's survey of Loa Angotea city, as
per map thireuf recorded in boo*. 7, p*ge 82,
Mi sec lsneous Records of Los Ang-les county;
aUo lot 3, block 2, Highlnnd tract addition No.
1, in Loa Angeles city, as per map of said hddi
tlon recorded ir book 5, page 14, Miscellaneous
Records of Los Augeles county.
Notice is hereby given that ou Friday, the
24th day of February. 1893 at 9:30 o'clock a.
m, of that day, in frout of the police station, on
West Second street, in said city aud county of
Lob Aneeles. sia'.e of California, I will sell all
the right, title aud interest of Maid Robert H.
Innes and Charles VV. Innes, or eliher of them,
in und to the above de-criLil property, at pub
lic auction, for lawful money, t<» the highest
and best bidder, to satisiy said execution and
a.i costs.
Dated at Los Angeles the 3d day of February,
1893. A. I. RI IHARDSON,
Constable Los Angoles Township.
The above sale 1* hereby postponed until Fri
day, March 3d, at tho samy hour a-id place.
A. P. KICHARD4OS,
2 251t Constable Los Angeles Twp.
Notice Inviting: Proposals to Furnish
the City of Los Angeles With Lum
ber.
QEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
O by tho up to 11 o'cloi It n. m
of Monday, March*!, 1893, to furnish the t ity
of Los Angeles with lumber for one year after
the date of tke contract.
Proposals will utate the price per thousaud
ff et, oeMvere l at the poim ordered by the oflicer
ordering the lumber.
A certified check to the order of the under
signed for $50 muit aceoinp&nv eacu pro >o
mi. as a guamntee th*t biddo> will enter into a
contract if awarded to him in conformity with
his bid
Council re«erveß the right to reject an/and
all bids,
By order of the Council of the city of Los An
geles at its meeting of February 20, 1593.
O. A. LUCKENBACH.
2-24 to 3-0 City Clerk.
Notice Inviting 1 Propoaals to Con
struct and Set in Place a Steel
Water Tank.
SEALED PROPOSAL* WILL BK RECEIVED
by the undersigned up to 11:00 o'clock
a. m. of ttoudty. Ma.eh Oth, 1893, to , omtruct
and set in place in the yard back of the < tty
ball of tbe city of Lob Angeles, one steel water
t»nk, according to sp< clticatlonß on file iv the
office of tbe city clerk.
A certified check to the order of the under
signed for the sum of $50 most
accompany each proposal, as a guarantee
that bidder will enter into a contract if awarded
to bim In conformity with hia bl i.
Council reserves the right to reject any and
all bids
By order of the council of the olty of Los An
geles at its meeting of February 20th, 1*93.
C. A. LCCKKNBACH,
2 24 to 3-0 City Clerk.
NOTICE.
IS A LIST OF THE CHILDREN
who have been Admlttt-d into the Los An
geles orphan asyium since the last publication:
Whole orphans— Adella Day.
Half ombans—Victoria Cosgrove, Nettie Ja
cobs. Fannie Rogers Hide Va dez, Annie Val
dez, Edward Abrii, Maria Dt» I, Mary and Louisa
Sirvert, Mystica, Esther and Lucinda Uloti. Ed
ward if anion. Cora Kenkel, Lena Fadelle, John,
Thomas and Paul Welsh, Roaa and Gn*oalute
Ban-eras, Katie Fadelie. 2-17 lOt
Notice of Street Work.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT ON MON
day. the 30th day of January. A. D 1893,
the council oi the city of l*s '.ngeles did, at
its meeting on said day, adopt an ordinance of
intention. No. 1541 (New Strieß), to have the
following work done, tn wit; That it is the In
tention of th's council of the city of Los An
geles to chauge and establish the grade of
Montreal street, from Bellevue avenue to a
poim 00 feet south from the southwest corner
of Boston street, as foliowB:
At. ill* intersection of Bellevue avenue the
grade Bhall be, as now est*nli«hed, 87.20 ou
the toutheast corner and 89 25 on the south
west corner; at a point 100 feet south of
southwest corner of Bellevue aye joe, on the
west side. 80 00; at the Intersection of B '«m
street, HO 00 on the northwest corner, and 80.20
at a point opposite said corner in the eaxl side;
85 50 on the nouthwest corner, and 80.00 at a
point opposite said coiner in the east side, both
mentioned points being alright anglen oppor>H.
said co nurs; a» a point 90 feet south of the
southwest comer of . outon str et. 87,00 In the
west tide and 88,50 in the east side . ta.olnt
at a right angle opposite the last m ntioued
point. And at all point* between said deslg
nated point- the grade shall be estab ished so
as lo conform :o a straight line drrwn between
eaid designates points.
Elevations are in feet and above city datum
plane.
The boundaries ot tne district to be affected
by aaid change, of gr*de and to be a nessed to
pay the damages that may be awarded by rea
son of suca of grade are hereby desig
nated and established a« follows: Beginning
at the northwest corner of U t 25, block 3, Park
tract; thence running southerly along the
westerly line of said lot 25 to tbe sonlhwest
corner of said lot 25; thence westerly along the
southerly line of lots 24 and 23, block 3, Park
tract, to the southwest corner of said lot 23;
therce toutherly along the easterly line of lot
4, block 3, Park tract, to the southeast corner
oi* said lot 4; thence southerly to the northeast
corner of lot 17, block 2, Park tract; thence
southerly alosg the easterly line of Raid lot 17
to the southeast corner of said lot 17; thence
easterly aloug the nortnerly Line of lots 3 and
?, block 3, Park tract to the northeast corner
of ssid lot 2: thence southerly along the east
erly line ot said lot 2 to the southeast corner
of said lot 2; thence in au easterly direction
to the southwost comer of lotO, blook 4, Park
tract: thence along the southerly line of tatd
lot 0 to the southeast corner of said Jot 0;
tbenre northerly al >ng the easterly line of said
lot 6 to t?e northeest corner of said lot 0;
thence easterly along the southerly line of lot
7. block 4, srk tract, to tho southeast corner
ofsaidlot7; theuce northerly along the east
erly line of lots 7 to 14 inclusive, block 4, Park
tra t, to the northeast corner of said lot 14;
thence westerly to the southeast corner of lot
15, block 4, Park tract; thence northerly along
the easterly line oi lots IS to 19 inclusive,
block 4, Park tract, to the northeast corner of
said lot 19; thence west along the northerly
line of said lot 19 to the northwest corner of
sajdlotlO; thence in a westerly direction to
Ihe northeast corner of lot 25 bloeic 3, Park
tract; thenoe we-terly along the northerly line
of said lnt2s to the northwest corner ol Raid
lot 25, tbe point ot beginning, excepting
from the described district of abseisment
all lands Included therein which Is now part
or parcel of a public street or alley.
Reference is hereby made to the said ordi
nance of intention for further particulars.
J» A. WATSON,
Street (superintendent.
A. I. Stewart, Deputy. 2-22-0t
Notice of Public Work.
" "\r OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
ll Monday, the 30th Jay of January, A. D.
'» 1893, tho council of the city of Los Augeles
did,at its meeting on said uay. adopt ao or
dinance of intention, l umber 1540 (New
* Heries) f to have tho iollowing work done, to
wit:
For the open'ng of Twen'y-flrst street be
" tween Bonsallo fi-veuue and Ba.boa street, and
that itis the i • ■ tioo of the said council to
hfcve said work proceeded with and said land
taken, which laud Is dcecrib d as follows, to
- wit:
Beglnningat the intersection of the center
- line of Twenty-first street with the easterly
Hue of a strip of land at the westerly terminus
of said Twenty first street, as shown on the
* map of tbe Park Villa tract recorded In book
„ I*, page 44. miscellaneous records of Ix>s An
geles county, said polut- of beginning being N
Bl deff. 80 mm., W. 403 feet a granite
mouunu-utseE at tho Intersection of the ceuter
lines of Tweuty-flrst street nud EBtrella aye
- una; theuce along the easterly line of said strip
, of laud N. 28 deg. 15 mln ,E. 30 feet to a point
on the southerly line of lot 04, of aaid Pt.rk
, VIU i tract; thence along said southerly line N.
01 deg. 20 mm , W. 2 feet to the southwest cor
; iierofsttidloto4; thence N. 03 deg. 91 mln.,
3 W. 312 2 feet to tho easterly Hoe of Balboa
street; theuce along said easterly line 8.28
de*. 10 mm., W. 00.02 feet to a point: thence
■ 8,63 deg. 21 mm., E. 312 2 feet Sp the north
* West comer lot 65 of s*ld Perk ViLa tract;
Ihcuce along the northerly line or said lot 05,
t. 01 deg SU mm., K. 2 feel to a point; thence
N. 28 deg. 15 mm., E. 30 feet to the point of
beginning.
Thai the exterior boundaries of thedfstrict
'■ Which is hereby declared to be benefited by
said improvements and to oe assessed to pay
the cost, damages and expenses of the same,
_ are described us follows, to-wit: Commencing
at a point on tha west lino of Figueroa atreet.
said point b*lng the northeast corner of lot 0
or Boyd's subdivision; thence westerly to the
northeast corner ot lot 122 of the Park VI la
tract; thence westerly to the northw»stcorner
" of lot 92, Park Villa tract: thence to the uorth
eastcornerof lot 14, Park Villa tract; thence
westerly along the northerly lines of lots 14,
-j 37, 32 and 02 Park Villa tract to tne northwest
f corner of said lot 02; thence to th" northeast
" corner of lot 5, Pierce tract; thence westerly to
* the northwest corner of said lot 5; thence lo
* the noithe*st corner of lot 21, Pierce tract;
thence westerly to tha northwest corner of lot
* 17, Pierce tract; thence to the northeast corner
" of lot lof block 3 of rhe Washington Villa
r tract; thence westerly to the northwest corner
~ ot lot 11 of said Mock 3; thence we-terly to
■ the northeast corner of lot lof Lougbeed'a
■j subdivision of the Hoover tract; thence west
eily along Uo nor.he. y line of lot 1 and lots 3
to 10 of sai l Loughefd's nubUvlslon o the
west city boundary; thence south to the nortri
j west coiner of lot 81 of the Hoover tract;
i thence easterly along the northerly linesof lots
' 81, 32 and 88 of the Hoover tract ,o the north-
S east corner of said lot 33; theuce easterly
* along tbe southerly lines of lot* 14, 13,12.11,
I 10 and Bof the Pierce tract to the southeast
corner t f yald lot 9; them*e norther;y to tha
* south west corner of lot 07. Park Viitatract;
theuce easterly along somberly lines of lot*
" 07, 74. 79 and 80 of tne Park Vll * tract to the
southeast corner of said lot 80; theuce tothe
southwestcorner of io>. so, Park villa tract;
thence easterly along sou herlv lines of lo' 89,
J Pars Villa tract and of orf 17,18,19, 20. 21,22,
23. 24 and 1 of Boyd's subdivision to the west
. liueof Figueroa atieet; th-nce north along the
west Hue of Klgueroa stree tothe point oi be
ginning, including the property of any rail
road company lying within said limits, but ex
cluding therefrom any property iheroin con
tained ■ hlch la now part and parcel of a pub
lic street or alley, aud excepting also tho land
in section 1 of thia o llnau< c deacrioed as the
laud to be taken for said work.
Reference is hereby made to the said or
dinance ol intention for further particulars.
D. A. WAT-ON,
Street Superintendent.
By A, I. St a wart. Deputy. 2-22-6t
Notice of Street Work.
NOTTCE T8 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
Moudav, the 30tb day of January A.D.
1893, the council..f the city of Loa Augeles did.
at its meeting on said day, adopt an ordinance
i»f Inieiition, uumner lf>39 (New aeries), to have
the following work dove, to wit:
That Providence btreet in said city, from
* the south line of Seventh street to the
noithllneof mth Btreet, including all inttr-
Rcctlons of btrevts (excepting suchponlons of
■ said st eet and iutersec.ions as are required by
law to be aept iv order or repair by any pera >n
or company hay ng railro-d tacks thereon,
and excepting ►v. Hp rtl»u» as havo al
ready been giado i mid grave led and accepted)
bo gi a-ied and gravcil d in accordance wl h he
1-laijs and profile on file in the office of the city
engineer and >pc( 1 float ions on file in the oi>< c
ol tho city clerk of the city of Los Angeles for
making gravelled str ets.sald specifications be
i v numbered ■!•) five.
That a cement curb be const ucted along
caen line of tho ioadway of said Providence
street from the south line of Sevomh street to
the north line of Niuth street (excepting along
suen portions of the line of aid roadw-ty upou
which a cement curb haa already been con
ktructed and accepted) in accordance with
specifications iv the office of the city clerk of
aaid city or constructing cement cur a, said
ap eel flea lions belug numbered (12; twelve.
'but a cement sidewalk blx ((It feet In
width constructed aloug each side of said
Providence street from the south Lite of f-ev
en th street to the north Una of Ninih street
(excepting such portions of sa d atreet between
said poiuta along which a cement sioewalk haa
Veil constructed and accepted), said sidewalk
to be oonatructea in accordance witn apfClfica
tlons on file in thn office of the city clerk, said
specifications being numbered (iv*) twelve.
The city engineer having eatlmated
th.it the total cost of *ald imp ovement will be
ge ter than two dollars per front foot along
each Hue of said st. eet. including the cost of
1 iutersectioni.lt ia hereby determined, in pur
suanc* of an act of the legislature of the aiate
of California, app oved March 17,1891, thnt
bonds i hall be issued to repreaent the cost o
aaid improvement. S'td bonds Bhall be aecia ,
* xtendlug over a period of 'tn yea;a, an * yen
pro ortlon of which shall be payable annua 1
on the Ist dsy of Janua y of each year, after
their date utitil tho whole are paid, and to bear
Interest at the rate of S p«r cent per annum,
payable s ml annually on (he Orst dsys of Jan
nary and July of each and every year.
Reference is hereby made to the aaid ordi
nance of intention for further particulars
D. A WAT ON,
By A. I. Btßwabt, Street Superintendent.
Dennty. 2-32 8t
7
Notice of Street Work.
NOTICE IS HfRKBV GIVEN THAT OH
Monday, the 30th day of January A. D.
1«93, the council of tho city of Loa Angeles
did, at Ita meeting on *aid day adopt an oral*
nance of int ntlon. number 1638 (new series),
to have the following work done, to wit:
That lowa street, in aaid city, from the north
erly liuc of WasUngton street to tho tomheny
liueof Sixteenth Btreet, Including al. 1 v terse e
tlonaof itreeta (executing such portion* of laid
■treet aud intersections ai are required by law
tobekep in order or repair by any person or
compauy having railroad tracks theieoa, and
also excepting such portions as nave already
been graded and graveled *nd accepted), bo
graded and graveled, in accordance with tha
plans aud profile on fl.e in the oflice of the city
engineer, and specifications on file in the office
of the city clerk of the city of Los Angelas for
making gravel streets, said specifications being
numbered (5> five.
That a cement curb be constructed along
each line of the roadway of said lowa street
from the northerly Use of Washington street
lo the southerly line of Pixttenth atreet (ex
cepting alon< such portions f tbe line of aaid
roadway upon which a cement curb has already
been constructed and accepted , in acco,dance
with specifications in the offl c of the city
clerk of said city for constiucting cement
curbs, said specifications being numbered (12)
twelve,
That a cement sidewalk four feet in width be
constructed ■ long each side of said lowa street
from the northerly line of Washington street to
the southerly line of 811 teenth street (excepting
such portious of said street between said points
along which a cement sidewalk haa been con
structed and accepted), said sidewalk to bo
crnstrnctedin accordance with specifications*
on file in the office of the city clerk, said speci
fications being numbered (12) twelve.
That a public aewer be constructed
along said lowa street, fiom a point opposite
the center line of lot 13, Weisaudanger city
tract, to a point 15 feet north of the center Una
of Washington street, and across all intersec
tions of streets, (excepting along sue* portions
upon which a public sewer has been construct
ed aud accented), together with manholes.
lsmpholoß and flnshtanks. The »lzs of said
sower shall be (8) eight Inches in internal diam
eter, and by constructed of salt glazed vitrified
ripe, brick, iron and cement. All of which shall
be constructed iv accordance with the plans and
profile on file in the office of the city engineer
and specifications on file in the office of the
city clerk, said specifications being numbered
(14) fourteen. The cost o constructing aaid
be assessed against all lots and
lands fronting upon the same.
Ihe city eutrineer having estimated that tha
total cost of said Improvement will be greater
than two dollars per front foo along each line
of said street. Including the cost of intersec
tions, it Is hereby determined in pursuance ol
an act of the legislature of tho state of Califor
nia, apnroved March I7lh, 1801, that bonds
Bhall he lamed to represent the cost of said
Improvement. Ba*d bonds shall be serial, ex*
tending over a reriod of ten years, an even
proportion of which shall be payable annually
on the first day of January of each year, after
their nate, until the whole are paid, aad to
bear interest at the rat iof seven per cent per
aunum, payable semi-annually on the first
days of January and July of each and every
y; ar.
Reference is hereby made to the said ordi»
nance of intention for further particulars.
D. A. WATtiON,
Street Superintendent.
By A. I. Stewart, Deputy. 2 22 6t
Ordinance No. 1548.
(NEW SERIES.)
AN ORDINANCE DECLARING TIIE INTIN
tiou of the mayor and council ot the city
of Loa Angelea o change and establish the
grad lof the north Ride of Pennsylvania ave
nue, from I>opcz a reel to Baily etreet, and fix
ing the limits o' district ro be assessed to pay
the cost, damages and expenses thereof.
The mayor and council of the city of Loa An
geles do ordain an follows:
Ssction I. That it is the intention of the
council of the city of Los Augeles to change
aud etrUblirh the- grade of the north side of
Pennsylvania avenue, from Lopez atreet to
Baily street, as follows:
At the iutersectlon of Lopsz st-eet the grade
shFll bj, a« now established, 59.50 on the
no it heist corner; a; the intersection of Bally
street, 63 00 on the northwest and north ens t
corner: at the intersection of State street, as
now, 55.00 on the northwest corner; and at all
points between said designated points the
gtade shall be established so as to conform to a
s:raghtliue drawn between said designated
paints. Elevations are in feet and above city
datum plane.
bbc. 2 Th© boundaries of the district to be
affected by said change, and to be assessed to
pay tbe damages that may be awarded by rea
son of such change of grade, are hereby desig
nated and established as follows:
Beginning ai th** northeast corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and Lopez street, thence east
ei ly along the northerly Une of Pennsylvania
avenue to the northwest corner of Pennsylva
nia avenue and State street, thence northerly
slong the westerly lino of State street 148 feet
to a point, thence west-rly in a direct line to a
point ou the easterly line of Lopez stroet, dis
tant northerly 124 feet from the northeast cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 1 opez street,
tbeoce southerly along the easterly line of Lo
oez street 124 feel to the poiut of beginning,
excepting therefrom any public street or alley
that may lie witaiu the above described dis
trict.
Sec. 3. The city clerk shall certify to the
passage of this ordinance and cause the same
to be published fur ten days in the Los Angeles
Herald, and thereupon and thereafter
it *hail tak-% effect and be iv force.
I hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was adopted by tho council of the city of Los
Angeles at its meeting <-f February 7, 1893.
C. A. LUCK KIN BACH, City Clerk.
Approved this 10th day of February, 1893.
2-10 lUt TE. ROWA Mayor.
Ordinance No. 1556.
(NRW SSRIES.)
AN ORDINANCE DECLARING THE IN
tentlon of the mayor and council of tbe
city of Los Augeles to change and establish the
grade of Michigan aveuue from Lopez street to
a point 100 feet east of the east line of State
street, and fixing he limits of me district to
be assessed to p*y the cost, damages and ex
penses thereof.
The mayor Hud council of tho city of Log
Angeles do ordain as follows:
m noN 1. That it is the intention of the
council of tha city of Los Angeles to change
and establish the grade of Michigan avenue
irom Lopez street to a point 100 feet east of the
east, line of Sta.e street as follows:
At the intersection of Lopez street the grade
shall be as now established. 70 00 on the
northeast and southeast corner; ai a point 200
feet west of the west line of Bally street 80.00
on the north side a d 79.00 on tbe south side;
at the intersection of Bally street 81 50 on the
northwest and northeast corner and 80.00 on
th southwest and southeast corner: at a point
220 feet east of the east line of Baily street
sr..i,o on tho north side and 84.00 on the south
side At the iuterse. tion of Btate street 80.00
on the nonhweit corner: 79.00 on the north
east aud south "rest cornei.and 78.00 on the
sonthea»t comer; at a point 100 feet eaai of the
east line of State street 70.00 on both sides.
And at all points be. ween said designated
points the grade shall be established so as to
conform to a straight line drawn between said
detonated points
Elevations are in feet and above city datum
plane.
Bkc 2. The boundaries of the district to ba
ii dec ed by said change of grade and to be as
sessed to pay the damages that may be awarded
by reason of salo change of grade are hereby
designated and established as follows: Begln
iug at the northeast corner of Michigan ave
uue and Lopes street, thence northerly along
the.easterly line of i ope:: atroet 148 feet to a
point, thence eaaterly on a line parallel with
a d 14H f et northerly of the northerly line of
M ichigan * venue to a point 100 fee easterly of
the easterly lino of State street, thence south
rly ou a me parallel with State street to a
point 148 feet southerly of tho 'outherly line
of Michigan avenue thonce westerly on a line
arallei with and 148 bet southerly of the
Moutherly Hue of Michigan avenue to a point
ou he easterly line of Lopez atreet, thence
Lnrtherly along said easier, y line to the point
i.f beginning excepting therefrom any public
street or alley that may He wl.nin the above
! district
sec. 3. Tho city clerk shall certify to the
f assage of tbi- o.dluauue and shall cause the
tarn-'to be published for ten days In the Loa
Augeles Hkrald, and thereupon and thereafter
it shall take effect and be in force.
I hereby cer'lfy that the foregoing ordinance
was adopted by he co tncil of the city of Loa
Angeles at Its meeting of February 13, 1893.
•C A LUOKENB \CH, City Clerk.
Approved this 15th day of February, 1893.
2-10-10t T K. ROWAN, Mayor.
Notice of Street Work.
NOTICE IS HKREBV UIVi.N THAT ON
Monday, the 30Lh day of January, A. D.
1898, the council of tho city of Los Angeles
did, at its meetl'ig ou said day, ado >t an ordi
nance of Intention, numbir 1542 now series),
to nave tbo following work done, to wit:
Thatit is the int> ntion of the council of the
c'ty nt os Angjiris to establish the grade of
Bob'ou street from Petri street to Montreal
street as follows:
At the intersection of Pearl atreet the grade
shall be as now established, 70 QJ on tbe north
east and southeast corner, at a point 138 feet
eat from the non heaas corner of Pearl street
r*s 00 on tbe north side and a point at a right
angle opposite said point 84.00 on the south
side at the Intersection of Mnnir«al street
80.00 on the northwest oornerand 85 50 on the
touthweat corner.
And at all points b'tween said designated
po.ms the giadtt shall bu ettahilabed so as to
couform to a straight line drawn between aaid
deoi naied points. /
I Elevations aro in feet and above city datum
i lane
Reference is hereby mads to the said ordi
nance of lutoutlon foi further particular!.
D. A. Street ~uperim#ud*nt.
By A. I. 4TEWAHr. T>p~Htv. 3-32 It