The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, July 14, 1894, Image 6

Search America's historic newspaper pages from 1777-1963 or use the U.S. Newspaper Directory to find information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. Chronicling America is sponsored jointly by the National Endowment for the Humanities external link and the Library of Congress. Learn more

{
                  title: 'The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, July 14, 1894, Page 6, Image 6',
                  download_links: [
                  {
                   link: 'https://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml',
                   label: 'application/rss+xml',
                   meta: 'News about Chronicling America - RSS Feed',
                  },
                  
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85042461/1894-07-14/ed-1/seq-6.jp2',
    label: 'image/jp2',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85042461/1894-07-14/ed-1/seq-6.pdf',
    label: 'application/pdf',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85042461/1894-07-14/ed-1/seq-6/ocr.xml',
    label: 'application/xml',
    meta: '',
},
{
    link: '/lccn/sn85042461/1894-07-14/ed-1/seq-6/ocr.txt',
    label: 'text/plain',
    meta: '',
},

                  ]
                }

The herald. [microfilm reel], July 14, 1894, Page 6, Image 6
About The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900

Image provided by: University of California, Riverside; Riverside, CA

Image: of 8.

Page

All Pages

Issues

All Issues Text | PDF | JP2 (3.8 MB)

The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]), 14 July 1894. Chronicling America: Historic American Newspapers. Lib. of Congress. <https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85042461/1894-07-14/ed-1/seq-6/>

Newspaper Page Text

6
ADVKRII9INO,
* ±
; The most directroethod of reaching the
public and making known
w sk
VV W, VV A P»N N TTTTT SSSS
W W W W AA N N N T S S
WWW Vf A A N N N 8
W WVC W A A RUN T S
! H 215 w A A N N N T SSSS
|WW WW AAAA N N N T R
WW WW A ANN N T S
>• JS A A N NN T S S
L W W A A N NN T SSSS
Is through the classified ad columns of
The Herald. It is cheap, brings quick
returns, and ploces the advertise! in
direct communication with those ho
wishes to reach.
COOL A II ITFIt KF.R T)DD
COL AA o 2 II F HE I> D
tl L A A B SSv. SS„ II FF II KE D D
OCL AAA R 5r vII F II X D D
OOCLLLLA A^SS*^ 5 II V II EEE DUD
A DDD T. BEETTTTrSSr
AA D DL E T 5
AA D D L EES T °SSr
AAA DDL fi T r r
A A DDD I.T.I.T.KEE T B SS S
Inserted in the columns of The Herald at
* *
: 6 CENTS PER LINE PER DAY,
: *1 PER LINE PER MONTH, :
: Special rates for a longer period.
* *
Persons wanting situations, help, or wishing
nirent, buy or sell property, will do well to
advertise in The Herald.
OipilCH J**>JlC
COMPETITION OR BENE VOLE NC E THE
tr.ue principle of business life? Dr. Huteh
lns' t\opic Sunday evening. It
• PBUIAI. NOTICUa.
riVSHE FOLLOWING CHILDREN" WERE AD-
I salt ted into the Los Angeles Orphan Asy
lun \ fli-7»je the last publication: Half orphans
g u salt Dainron, age 10 ti-12 years: Mary
Gran 4-12; Josephine Grant, 7; Ada Mil
len 1 '< 10-18; Ellen Millen, 10 6-12; Concep
tion M tlU'il, 5 4-12; Bernardina Moreno, 10:
Floretu 'c » -hase, 6 8-12; Dolores Revolledo, 4
c las a McCarty, 6; Ne.lie Mccarty, 3
8 1-' Je nn le B >'ers. 10 6-12; Lillie Wether-
SDoon 11^0- , 12; tttella Pierce, 5 2-12; Carinel
it<. llcrnai 10: Clara Brown, 10; Viola Mat
ihew* 102 -1.2: Celeste Matthews, 6 2-12; Ju
lia Eigira 3 —0-12s Amelia James, 3; Boys— '
James Walsh« 3 8-18, William Revolledo, 2;
VTrrtrcis Oi-tpL t>. 4: Willard Matthews, 4 10-12.
.Francis viie fc SISTER JOSEPHINE.
July 3, 1894. __ 7 lL lot
"FgOLD INVESTMENT-WANTED ■
_\ al once a m sa that hasiflOOO to $5000 to
invest in a genui.ve mining investment. The
amour..' of money" »nves*d can be douhjed
within Ihree mon Bis, and every dollar put in
is doubly secured; b<> cha-.nes of loss. Money
is to be used in bu ring a smelter to smelt rich
gold Ore, already' <lug and on the dumps, i
Nothing but gold'bt tilion could produce such
results. Gold bullio it is equal to gold coin,
and a small mvestme ot in this mine is equal
to a small fortune. m.inafement oi .he '
funds contributed an.» the property will be
■wholly in tho hands of the officials elected by
the stock subscribers, please call and invest! ,
gate at roonns 209 an. I 810 btimson block,
Third and Sprilng sts.
OtTcE—T I.tE LO S ANI CITY WATER .
company vill strictly enforce the follow
ing rules- The hours for spr.nkling are be
tween 0 and Block a. m. and 6 and 8 o'clock
V m For a viol »tion of tin above regulation -
tho water will be shut off an d a fine of !j>_ will
be charged before tho water wftl bo turned on
again. ____■_
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES O.? THE STATE
J. Loan and Trust company ate .enclosed inn
fire-proof and burglar proof vault, with time
locks and brilliant.y lighted with electricity;
alcoves attached for the private aa animation
of valuables. With writing matcriali ; a young
lady in attendance. 8-1" !
riENTRAI.' GARDt'.'CsTEiGHTH AiND SAX '
l_y Pedro streets. Hi- 'ing leased tho iTrounds
formerly known as tho City Gardens, w, 11 open
on -und'av, J.ily 15th. Dancing in tho pavil
ion; first-class music. C. SILVEKSTEIM, Pro- ,
rietor. !_____.
MESNHN'S FEMALE Plat!. AS A SITCUFIt'
monthly medicine fov immediate relief
lor p.infill and irregular menses irom ivllct
ever cause. For sale by GEO. H. FREE.vIASf
CO., 102 N. Spring St. Price. $2^ per box.
AND WIN ISOW
screens, office fittinfts, i:ounters, desks and
general repairing. ADAWS tc SHELDON, 533
B. Spring st. Tel. 966. 7-S tf
RE VOUTLOOKIXITfOiR BUSINESS OP- .
portunilies'.' Call 113 Conter place.
' 7-S 3t ,
AF. SLOPER, HOUSE MOVSR. OFFICE,
. 12 c.enlcr place. 1-1-) tf £
"fpJeSH ROASTED
every day. Java and Mocha, 35c. lb ; Moun- j
tain coffee, 20c; U lbs Rolled Wheat, Oats, .
35c.; Germoa, 2 'c: 8 lbs Corn Meal. 15c; 3
cans Apricot*, 25c.; 6 lbs Raisins, vsc.; 3 lbs
reaches, 33c; 32 lbs Brown Sugar, $1; X lbs
Beans, 25c: Pork, »l } c: Bacon. 12J.C.; 50 1
bars Soap, mi: Wood Palls, lDc.; Brooms, l-V.;
Mason Jars. ECONOMIC STORES, 305 S. i
Bprlng.
PERSONAL RALPH BROS — GOLD BAR «
flour, 95c; city flour, 70c: granulated
sjugar, IS lbs., *1; brown sugar, 20 lbs., -:': ii
lbs. rolled oats, 25c.: sardines, 5 boxes, 25c;
tomatoes, 2 cans, 15c.; midland coffee, 25c lb; ,
eastern oil, 75c; gasoline, 75c; 4 packages
starch, 35c.; lard, 10-lb. can, 80c.; 5 lbs., 40c.
601 s. Spring St., corner Sixttt.
— ARE HKREBY .
J_N given notice not to furnish toy wife, Han
nah Brown, with any goods, provisions or
money ou credit on my account, for site has
■voluntarily and without cause abandoned the t
home I provided ior her, and is living with :
another man, 7-12 3t
Los Angeics, Jnly 11, 1804.
CHASE'S MARKET, 618 8. SPRING—S LBS. :
boiling beef, 25c; 2 lbs. round Hteak, 15e.;
yib steak, Sc.; sirloiu, tenderloin or porter
house steak, 12Wc; stewing mutton, 3c.; leg of
jmutton, 8c; rib or tdioulder chops, 3 lbs. 15c
liVrrvtliing else in proportion. C IASE'S .
MARKET, 618 S. Spring. ;
"ITT ANTE D—-A~M A N (GERMAN) WITH A 1
T V good home would like to form the ac- 1
ejuaintance of a lady or young widow: ocjeet,
matrimony. Correspondence conlidebtuil.
Address M. A. P., box 20, Herald office. 7-13 7t
sfVL-IM PSES OK A ME] AD~T H li
VX coupon offer today, it you avail your elf
f>f tlie upi'ortunity you can easily make $20.
MKDH.MS.
ATTENTION— tITe WORLD HAS NEVER
SEEN HER EQUAL,
MME. DeCAMOR,
TIIE QUEEN OF ALL TRANCE MEDIUMS.
WONDERFUL POWER OVER DISEASE.
Mme. DeCamor is ihe mast wonderful trance
riedium in the world. She tells your entire
ife—-past, present and future — whiltt in a ,
trance. Those engaged in any business, eon- ,
templating marriage or who want to have evil
influences removed should certainly consult
her. If you aro sick, don't delay. By her msr-
Telous powers she tells you your disease at
•nee, and by her wonderful remedies site is
liound to cure you. Treatment by mail always
successful. MME. DeCAMOR. rooms 11 and 18
Los Angeles Theatre building. Take elevator.
7-13 3m
RS. PARKErT" LIFE READING CLAlR
voyant; consultations on business, min
eral locations, law suits, removals, diseases,
love, marriage, etc. Take University electric
car to Forrester avenue and Hoovor street, go
west on Forrester avenue three blocks to Vine
street, second house on Vine street west of Ver
mont avenue. 3-30 tf'
MISB~ KATE LaYiPMAN DEVELOPING,
business medium; sittings daily. 730 L,
j. Spring st. 7-6 1 m
DKNTItSTS.
1882—Eatablished^T8S2
DR L, W. WELLS, CORNER SPRING AND
First street Wilson block; take elevator.
Cold crown and bridge work a specialty; teeth
extracted without pain. Roem 1. ml tf
A" DA>IS~Br6s.'"DENTAL~I , TrLORS, 239' i'
s. Springs!.: painless extracting and Hir
ing; plates, $6, $8, $10; all work guarante»d ;
i.t-bllshed 10 years. 7-7 tt
R. wilder!
■ Corner Seventh and Main streets.
Telephona 1031. 4-11 tf
R KE NN E D Y7DEKTIST, IOSf-i N. 5 PRIM Q
street, rooms 2, 6 and 7. Painless extrac
tiun. 6-20 tf
STEVENS, 324>_SOUTH BPRINIS BT.
Open Sundays and evenings; electric light.
T-\R. J. E. YOUNG, DENTIST, 221 S. SPRING
1> st., IfQS Angeles. 5-2-if
ULKCVKICAI. MiIGHIMERT.
A T?G. 'wAtINIERE, ELECTRIC MacHINE
Jtl Works. Mof'r of electric apparatus, 148 W.
fifth st., too;s und line machine works. 7-4 tf
rt PKOIAI.IST9.
DR. B. G. COLLIN'S. OFTHAUIIC OPTICIAN,
with the L. A. Optical Institute; eyes ex-
Stnined free. 125 S. Spring st. 530 tf
IKON WORK.H.
TTNION BOJ-LERS,
J oil and Writer tanks, elevator-, etc. First
and Alameda sts. (1 6 tt
XI. P WA NT Kl> -M »Iv_.
\VANTED— ALL NEEDING HELP, FUEE
a M employment orany Information, address
: K. NITTINGEH'S BUREAU, established I*Bl'.
: Office, 310', •> Spring st.; residence, 451 S.
!: Hope st., corner Fiftli, Los Angeles, Cal. Tele
phone H3. MO tf
, T> AI I.RO AI)~MEN FOR~ItI~ZONAf V MIS,
11 $6.20; wages, $1.50 lo $1! per day; board,
15 per week; trains now going; all kind, of
help ami situations furnished. PETTY, HUM*
I MXL 4CO , cor. Second and Broadway Tel.
j 509. 7-12 If
✓SITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE LA
\J bor bureau, .510 New High st. Teicpltono
115:1; for cooks, waiters, household help me
chanics and laborers. VV. A. WHITE, Manager.
11-10 tf
ANTED — A FHRST-CLASB SOLICITOR
familiar with shirt business; a man who
can talk and rustle. Address E. H., Box 50,
this office. 7-12 tf
TV ANTED—.VoVIuEN TO EAT FREE HOT
VV lunch at 233 E. First st; all kinds of wine,
5 cents. 7-12 tf
HELP WANTED— FEMALE.
TVANTED-GIRL, TO
II Call at 763 I'inper Main st, 7-13 3t
w A in. t r»—A (J X Nt «.
"ITT a NTED— BY T.3E MUTUAL LIKE INSUR
v V ance Company of Now York—Solicitors
snd canvassers with push and energy who can
secure bona ride applications for insurance by
honest and biuinets-like methods will be of
fered favorable contracts with liberal terms.
For further information address W. O. X MOR
RISON, manager for Southern California, 818
Bradbury building, Los Angeics. Cal. 7-1 lm
WAm«D-in'SATi«g».
WAN-rF.D-81TUA.rlON. BY AN EXPERl
enced man ln :he .rookery business as
salesman or packer: ten years' experience;
can give the very belt of references. Address
C. H. P., box 50, this •fflce. 6-16 tf
TvTnTED~A~FIRsi-CLASS DRESSMAKER
tv wishes sewing al ladies' homes or at her
room; perfect lit guarwitecd; prices reasona
ble, inquire or address room 10, the Parker,
424 W. Fourth it. 7-13 If
-lit; ANTED — SITUA"TWN —AN EXPERT
jt enced young kindetynrtner, who is fond
of children, desires cratlt>vment during vaca
tion. Address TEAOllr.j;, Box 30, Herald.
7-12 :it
VV.ANTED —SITUATION BY DRUG GIST';
vv well acquainted in this city; best refer
ences; wages no object. Addreas C. I., box 40,
this osice. 7-13 2t
Lng, by day or job; owner furnish
paint. Address FRANK. LOZIER, 813 J. S.
Broadwtw'. 7-8 7t
W^AN'TED— SITUATION BY RELIABLE
gir. to do cooking or housework; is a
good cool;. Address 318 W. Second st. 712 St
"ITT AN TKT^—SITUATION BY A _ RELIXbLE
tt womiMi to do general housework, eitv or
country. Adpply to 113 E. Third st. 7-12 St
IV A N TED-—BY LADY OF^EXPERIENCE,
m situation in bank or somo oflice; refer
ences. M. IL, 931 W. Sixth st. 7-13 3t
VTIT A N TED* -~ BI TuX'FlO N AS ASSISTANT
tt cook or to do housework. Address ti.,
204 S. Main st. 7-13 tt
TvTxTED—BY V DUXG gTrX LATELY
T t from Europe in family. 460 Ducorn
mun et. 7-14 3t
ANTED-SLTUATIOX BY EXPERIENCED
"woman as nurse. Address 441 S. Broad
way. 7-12 3t
\i T ANTED— POSITION "AS NURSE; B7:¥l r dF
tt reference;;. 406 S. .Viewer. 7-18 3t
w amtbh— res msTiii;,
TV ANTED — OWNERS TO LIST THEIR
TT property, for sa.e or exchange, with us;
we have several wants fk>r all classes of real es
tate; bend in full description of what you
have and what you warn for il, together with
lowest price, to DOWSLS.G <fc _AC VINE, 231
West First si. 0-11 tf
viTANTED—LOT NOT" TO EXCEED - $4OO~
TV cash; no agents. .1. JCILL, Station B.
7-14 31
WANlflll-JIISCitLL ■ Mill -..
■ITT ANTED—HEIRS OF 'VM. C. COVER, LA IE
TT of Ohio. Anyone knowing the address of
Francisco. Susanna, Alfreda or Samuel Cover,
"will confer a favor by sen ding same to Creigh
ton .t Creighton, lawyers. Los Angele* theater
building, i 27 s. Spring stroet. 7-11-1* at
TVANTED—BY EXP EIi tENCED AND RE
TT liaile lady, small children to take care
of; in healthy location Cfl.ll corner state and
JudHon avenue, Brooklyn Heights, or address
MRS. J. ARMSTRONG, Station B. 6-39 lm cod
WANTOD^-TO - BUYr - A
gold separator; must be cheap for cash ;
a."»iO to rent, a pair of mules and wagon. Ad
d;T2ss MUTER, box 30, Herald. 7-14 .t
AT ONCE—ALL KINDS OF~SE(> /
Vv ond-liand furniture for spot cash; highest!
prices paid. LEWIS & ALDERSON, 312 S.
-Mait: st. Tel. 1108. 1-10 tf
W.A..NTED— A GOOD bTcYCLE JS EX
._ange tor a first-class horse, cart and
harne.B; outfit worth ¥100. Address If., box
30, Heiwld office. 71-13 3t
TO SAMPLE OUn _ ENG-
V V lish breakfast, Oolongs, Japans v Cevlons,
at tlie E iglish Tea and Coffee company, 311W,
second sc. 3-6 5m
"IVANTED—A LODGING HOUSE~FOR - A
TT smsil cottage: will assume something.
Address, sith particulars. L. 8., 138 Garcy st.
7-13 3t
TV AXT ED—TO RENT, A GOOffi FRUIT
VI rancm ia l>earing; close to ylehool. Ad
dress S. L. XSCHOLSOX, Rosena, Cal. It
-A RIiFIXED - LATA* DESIRES
V T rocjsn in exchange lor piano aCSSoiib. Ad
dress A. X., has 30, Herald. 7-14 2t
CLOTHING; OBDERS BY
mail promptly attended ta S. GREEN
CART, 107 Commercial st. 5-13 3m
\.\TaNtlsD^A*G O O D~DRITIXG HIORSE~ui7
V V E. First sl. 7-n4 2t
LOW'S •ND rODSt).
\a_7n REWARD TOR information that •
CP IV will lead to the arrest of the party who
purldlned Incensed tag No. 671 Irom the collar
of my spaniel-setter bitch "Nellie," on Wed
nesday, Jtt,:y l!th, in Ihe vicinity of Broad
way nnd Fourth, Second and PearL. or Main
and Pico sis. W. L. PRICE, Herald office.
7-12 tl
OST—BAY MARE, WEIGHT ABOUT 1000
pounds; brand mark C on left shoulder;
about 5 years old Liberal reward to finder if
returned to 1201 Temple st., Los Angeles.
7-13 d7t wit
OST— GOLD
breastpin in shape oi marguerite with dia
mond in center; liberal reward. Return to
LOST, Herald. (i-2 tf
"| OST —A MISSES' LIGHT COLORED CAPE
_JLi between Ninth and Pico street on Main
street. Finder return to 152 North Spring
street. 7-9 tf
L "bar—an odd fellows' pin, initials
R. R. B. on inside. Finder return same to
115 S. Spring and receive reward. 7-6 g
****?*.•_ -.^.,.„ L^I -
1710R BALE-PIANOS—PIANOa
313 South Broadway.
CHICKERING STECK
CHICKERING STECK
CHICKERING STECK
Largo Stock I Low Prices! Easy Terms I
Wo have also the following Pianos,
which have been used only a short
time and will be sold very cheap:
1 Vose.
1 New England.
1 Stelnway.
2 Jewelts.
1 Chickering.
GARDNER & ZELLNER,
213 South Broadway. Potomac Block.
0-25 tf
Ft Hi EXCHANGE.
•JJtA SHARES ALASKA COAL COMPANY
• ),rt' stock, par value $3300, for lot worth
about $500, HAY WARD. 210 S. Broadway.
7-12 5t
FOR EXCHANGE—TWO OS THReYbMALL
horses for one large one. Apply at 927
Darwin aye., Eaßt Los Angeles ;t
. WIJWKI4_ AJH 1> 1.1 JJ UO KH
rpURNER NEW
J. Turnverelu hall. 317JJ BJ, Main st. Best
home brew ou tap. A fine restaurant in con
nection; family rooms. C. CLOK'I'TA, prop.
4-22 3m
sj i« tts.
MRS. DR. J. H. SMITH, SPECIALTY, MlD
wiferj;. Ladies eared for during confine
ment at 727 Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
attended to. Telephone 111!). 6-stf
OHIKOPOMItT.
MISS C. AND
massage, 211 W. First st., opp. Nadeau.
12-34 tf
CON-UI.TISO BNOINKBHe.
HENRY E. BRETT. MECHANICAL En
gineer and draughtsman, 11». N. Sprin;.
-LOS ANGELES HERALL?s SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 14. 1894.
fok sai.k- <:l iv pkopkrty.
};«orTiaT3---fixis resTdence
1 of twelve rooms, elegantly Istltked, be
sides a basement fitted up w itlt laundry with
stationary tubs, hot and cold water, telephone,
electric and modern improvements; high attic,
capable of making lour large rooms; large
china closet,, eight closets, halls, etc.;
five fire places and a number of flues.
Twelve acres of land with water sup*
ply piped under pressure, nnd large
stream of never falHmr water: splendid op
portunity for fish ponds. Within a mile of tlie
city Unite, one block from depot ou Terminal
railroad. Orchard of finely assorted fruits;
flewers and usual outhouses; lino views; title
perfect. Price $BJ.of>,8 J .0f>, being cost of the Im
provements; terms liberal, or will take asensh
payment one-iialf in res dencc property in this
city. Address W. L. P., P. O. box 565, Los An
geles, Cal. 4-5 ti
CASH, BALANCE
10»)v in one and two years, at 8 per c*nt
Fourteenth and Main streets, cottage oi
five rooms, gas, nice lawn and flowers;
lot 40x100; will also sell furniture, which
is new, if purchaser desires; this is a very
rare bargain; a 9plcndid home for a small
family; Fourteenth and Maiu streets Ls
one of the choicest locations ln Ixis Ange
les; selling on account of death in fam
ily. Address BARGAIN, Box 50, Herald
offlc.v
BEAUTIFtJL SW. CORNER LOT, CLOSE
to Tenth-st. hotel; streets graded; cement
walks etc.; only $1000 for cash.
A fine 90-foot lot, Wall, near Eleventh, $800.
Lot San Julian, near Seventh, fenced, water
piped, $700.
Fine lot Wintield, everything paid, $350.
40x140 to 20-foot alley. Short St., close to
both depots; $600. "O. C. EDWARDS.
7-13 31 230 W. First st.
B~USIX~ESS CORNER LOT - UNLdTvIDED |
half interest, Downey aye. and Daly St.,
in the business eent-.T of East Los Angeles:
mortgage foreclosed; my client must sell at
great sacrifice. Address J. E. HUNTER, attor
ney, Stimson block, fourth floor, city. 5-13 tf
VALUABLE LITTLE PIECE OF BUSINESS
property, E. Seventh, near Maple, 48x101,
only $3130. G. C. EDWA X DS.
7-13 3t 830 W. First st.
F~~OR SALE-CHEAP, A 5-ROOM HOUSED
with stable, chicken coop, etc.; good place
for poultry; lot 40x800. Sco owner at 126 W.
Second st. ti-27 lm
I /OR BAI E-$3OO, SMALL HOUSE, TWENTY
! liithst. Address not SE, box 40, Herald.
________ 7-1371
SELL THFr~KARTH~
12-35 tf R. S. BASSETT, Pomona, Cal.
FOB SALK-C'irNTRY :PKOPKBTY._
T7IOR SALE—CHEAPEST
A near Los Angeles; no water rates to pay.
Price less than halt of usual rates—l6o acres
out of the east 200 acres oi Tejunga ranch, tlie
excepted 40 acres being in SE. corner hereto
fore sold to and improved by John Cox. Eleva
tion about 12t;0 feet above sea level; 10 miles
due north of Los Angeics, 15 miles byroad.
Tiie soil is fine decomposed granite, the south
and east parts especially choice; tlie north
west is injured hy rock. There is a fine stream
of water, deemed ample for the entire 200
acres, piped otit and bo ongimi to tlie 200
acres alone, with reservoir on separate tract
100 feet more elevated than ihe center oi this
tract. There are also included in this piece 80
acres of laud purchased of the railroad com
pany many years ago, from which is delivered
tlie water, the title of which water, however,
lias been heretofore perfected by appropria
tion. 'There is a good deal of wood and some
arable land on tlie 80 acres. The 800 acres is
pntented land, being a part of the 44ti() acres
of Tejunga ranch grant. Price. $75 per acre
for Hie 16» acres, being $13,000 tor tlie entire .
property, including 8» r,cres, reservoir, water
pipes, water, etc Terms, one-third cash; bal
ance in one and two years, 9 per cent interest.
Would accept Los Angel a city property for
one half the purchase price, or will sell tlie
land separately in tracts of 10 or more acres,
Willi 1-2 oof the entire water, water rights,
water pipe and reservoir. Price, $S0 per ncre.
Address, W. L. r., P. O. box 3SO, Los Angeles.
5-5 ti
S_OAAA-l OR SALE-10 ACRES of fine
Uvv land near Santa Monica; a bargain;
tine view and surroundings. Address J. 8..
box 20, He-aid. 7-8 tf
FOX H.11.K—1.1 VK STOCK.
FOR SALE—HORSES AND MUI_CS CHEAP;
four line young mules; one line surrey
horse; osse single driver; several all-purpose
horses; nil guaranteed as represented. 248
Allso st. j. Mcpherson. 7-12 7t
VIOR SALE—NUTWOOD AND THOROUGI.T-
J 1 bred dam colt, 3 years old, eitv broke and
a beauty; $125 cash takes him "now. J. R.
JONES, 257 Ohio at. 7-10Ut
IpOR SALE—FINE, LARGE
' ablo for surrey. Apply 110 W. Twenty
seventh sL 7-8 7t
TTtOR - SALE-A GOOD HORSE; $10] 553
37 Maple aye. 7-10 7t
FUSS K«LK-MIaclSLltNI.Ol"9.-
IpOR SAI.E-TIIE FULLERTON WALNUT
Growers' Association (incorporated) offers
for sale its entire crop of walnuts for the sea
son of 1891, estimated at ten carloads; bids
will be received until 18 o'clock in., July 83,
1894. ARTHUR STALE!*, Secretary, Placen
tia, Orange county, Cal. 8-14 tt aa tn lrl
TXIR SALE—CHEAP, A FINE LOT OF TOOLS,
3J benches, etc., suitable for repairing sew
ing niachiues, jewelry, keys and all kinds of
small work. Call before 7a. m. or after 6 p.
m.,384 New High et. 7-147t
JpOR SALE—YOUNG HENS AND PULLETS.
$5 per dozen, and some lath fence. 847
Humbolt St., East Los Angeles. 7-11 3t
SALE—OLD PAPERS IN QUANTITIES
1 to suit, at tliis office.
JGDfJCATIi.NAL.
WOODBURY BUSINESS COLLEGE, aiTIPsT
SpTingst, the oldest, largest and ii nest
equipped commercial school in Southern Cali
fornia; a thorough course iv the commercial
branches and banking; a superior and sttcces
ful shorthand and typewriting department
and a practical English courso; new college
rooms, perfectly lighted and ventilated; elec
tric elevator for pupils' use; new furniture
and appliances; open all tlie year; pupils re
ceived at anytime: illustrated catalogue aud
full information free. G. A. HOUGH, presi
dent; N. G. FELKER, vice-president. 4-4 ly
SPECIAL BDMMER SESSION OF THeToB
Angeics Business college, 144 South Main
street, opens July _!d. All tlie branches oi the
eighth, ninth and high school grades, together
with the regular branches ot the commercial
and shorthand courses thoroughly taught by
able and experienced teachers. An excellent
opportunity for public school pupils to bring
up their work or to advance a grade. Un
equalled facilities ior penmanship, typewrit
ing and telegraphy. Call or write ior "particu
lars.
OS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE AND
English Training School (incorporated).
Largest business training school on the coast.
Thorough and practical courses given in book
keeping, penmanship, shorthand, typewriting -
and telegraphy. Large, able and mature corns
of Instructors. Write for beautiful illustrated
catalogue or call at college office, 144 s. Main
»t. E. R. SHRADER president; P. W. KEL
SEY, vice-president: f. N. INMKEEP, secretary.
9-10 ly
ALL YOUNG MEN TO KNOW THAT THEY
can have gymnasium and bath privi
leges with modern instructions at *i per
month at L. A. Athletic club. 7-4 tf
LOS - ANG B SCHOOL (IX
corporatedi for kindergartiicrs. Address
MRS. N. D. MAYHEW, 076 W. Twenty-third SL
7-8 tf
STBURY SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRIT
. ing school, Potomac block, 817 S. "road
way; day aud evening session. 7 8-tf
A" ~STBURY* BANJO 9T0DIO: IXSTRIj(>
tions day or evening, rotomac block, 217
S. Broadway. 7 8-tf
ATitIKM V-.
lAY E.'"HUNTER,
tt Stimson block, rooms 427 and 42V. Tele
phone 528. Practices in all the courts, state
and federal. 7-1 ti
HUNSAKKR, GOODRIC \l~s7 Mcr "v Tt ill: \,
lawyers; rooms 543 to 546 Bradbury blk,
sth floor, cor. Brondwayo. Third sts. Tel. 1130.
J. ADCOCK,"ATTORNEY. "SPECIAL AT
• tention given to the settlement oi estates,
115 W. First s!, 4-li ti
I.Y-KS AM) FINISH-KS.
METROPOLITAN STEAM DYE
F'raiikllu street, line dyeing and cleaning.
1 13 tl
ParotalTdyf: works,
St., best dyeing iv tlie city. 11 3 if
ICJC VI AOHINK-.
JOHN 11. HISE. HERCULES ICE ANl)"re'
fj frlgerating machines, electric motors and
dynamos, steam and gas engines, refrigerators
and cold storage plants, oflice, 230 N. Main
St., Los Angeles, Cal, 6-29 ua.
con r 1-. a ciT>Tt>;
CONRAD icifERER, GRANITE, BITUMIN
OUS and asphalt paving. 237 W. Kntsa
~^JS?J!!11! C S? OPPOHTUNI t'llCS.
LODGING HOfSK, X) ROOMS: $350.
Lodging house, 28 rooms; $M5O.
1 Lodging h ,use, 45 rooms: $.'5OO.
I Lod.inghou.se, 17 rooms; $1000.
lodging house, 20 rooms, $950.
I edging house, 7 rooms; $350.
i Lodging house, 13 rooms; $550.
l odging house, 40 roo .is; $201)0.
l.odtting house, 12 rooms; $750.
> Lodging house. :J5 rooms; $2000.
For riirtieulurs apply lo BEX WHITE, 221
j w. first st. Properties ol all kinds sold nnd
I exchanged. 7-10 tt
i SALE—OWING TO OTHER BUSINESS
i V of a pressing nature, tho Herald job office
• i» lor sale at a positive sacrifice. Call at 309
W. Second st. snd be convinced. ti 2tf
t£»sn/v-ItARE CHANCE; oTd estTuT
W__yv lished spice rouie, paying a net profit
of $115 a month clear nnd abovo ail expenses;
full value in stock ; anyone can run this and
make money. See HEN WHITE. 331 W. First.
7-14 tf
SPRING STREET "CLOSE
i in, worth $500. hut owner will sell for $275
today, owing to other important business; run
by present owner over 4 years; see litis at once.
Apply to BEN WHITE, 281 W. First St. 7-4tl
tlfE HAVE A FINE," CENTRA ITyToTTaTED
ii front room on Spring street lo rent, mil
unequaled advertising facilities togowithit;
c raro opportunity to make money. 11. RI.
LEE A BRO., 140 N. Spring St. 7-13 4t
|)UTcIIERS'rSEE"a - His. r "aWELL LOCATED
X> meat market, nicely equipped, doing a
business of $17 a day; low rent; long lease;
price only $300 for a few days only. BEN
WHITE, 221 W. First St. 7-12 tf
FOR SALE-A BARGAIN A WELL-LO
ented, neatly titied-up saloon business,
paying a good proiit: selling on account of
other interests Apply on premises corner
Maplo aye. and Seventh sts. 7-7 71
TETOOD." COAL, I!AY AND FEED TABD;
Vv large, well-paying place: long lease: full
value in stock; v positive bargain; price $930
Apply to BEN WHITE. 231 W. First St. 7-18 tf
I "IOR SA LE-OHEAI',~FIN E~L ARGEC TG AR
1 store and elttbrooms; stock $900; fixtures
nt your own price. Address IL, box 00, Herald
office. 7-13 7t
TTURER &IJARNARD, 237 W. SECO~xb~sf!7
II will sell out your store, lodging-house or
any branch of business quick for cash. 7-1 lm
I7WRXISHED LUNCH COUNTER FOR SALE
or to let, near i'ln/.a market; splendid bus
iness location. 420 N. Main. 7-13 8t
0_ 1 ftAA-SALOO N ; LONG LeTseTa Fi RST
"ir IAMIU class place; loir rent. Apply to BEN
WHITE, 321 W. First st. '7-10 tf
17>6r SALE —FVIt N i SHED OR UXFUR~-
V iiished rooms, single or en suite. lIOHDE,
754 S. Los Angeles st. 7-13 3t
F~ OR~ SALE AT~FOMONA—I SELL THE
earth. Several good business openings.
R, S. BASSETT.
O BUYXIeGITIMATE BUSINESS OF ANY
_ kind go to BEN WHITE, 821 W. First st.
ti-22tf
o SELL YOUR BUSINESS i'ROSIPTLY FOR
Jd cash, go lo BEN WHITE, 221 W. First Bt.
7-4tf
\ CHANCE OF A LIFETIME — READ THE
great coupon offer iv this paper.
FOX ItKNT—HOItHKS.
FOR RENT—A LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE
ill South Santa Monica; 19 rooms; within
2 blocks of Sama Fe depot. Apply at 221 W.
Fourth st. I. J. WHITE AND A. B. HOTCH
KISS. 7-13 lot
\? O R RENT—VERY PLEASANT ROOMs]
F furnished; cooking privileges if uesired;
fine locution lor business purposes. 309 S.
Broadway. 7-12 4t
WANT A MONICA HOUSES TO RENT AND
O ior sale in this lovely seaside resort, DOW
NING, it MAC VINE, 231 West First St. 5-11 tf
1710R RENT—HOUSE OF BTX ROOMS WITH
1 water and stable; rent $15. 120 E. Ann
st. Call nt 118 E. Ann st. 7-13 tf
TTtOR UK XT — MODERN FOUR-ROOMED
X cottage, barn, chicken yard, lawns, ilowers,
cheap. 2800 Maplo aye. 7-14 3t
1,1011 RENT — HOUSE 7 ROOMS, CLOSE IN.
F 411 W. Fourth st.; modern conveniences.
Apply 375 Hill. 7-12 3t
IJiOR RENT—FCRNI3IIED COTTAGE CLOSE
' in. Call at lib 1 :. S, spring si., room 8.
1-V1 2t
I7IOR RENT—FIMLjTISHED COTTAGE CLOSE
. in. Call at 125'< S. Spring st, room 3.
7-14 2t
TO LET-A COTTAGIfoF 5 ROOMS; ALSO
unfurnished rooms; 715 Olive street.
7-12 at
F«>B BKNT— ROOMS.
11 U ENISH E D" BOOMS—TiIE~PARKE
W. Fourth st.; parlor suite, suitable for
four gentlemen; all conveniences; also rooms
for light housekeeping.
110U RENT—NfCIELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
X I single or en suite: very central location;
rents low; light housekeeping; call quick
549 S. Maiu st. 7 7,71
I /OR RENT - PLEASANT FURNISHED
. rooms, single or cv suite; rent low; house
keeping. 549 S. Main et., opp Burbank thea
tre. 7-14 7t
11()R RENT— FURNTSHiED FRONT ROO~MS,
$2 week; outside ramus, $1.25 per week;
large rooms. 519 s. Spr'aig st. 78 7t
ITtOR RENT—S UNrURWISfiED ROOMS FOR
F also nicoly lurnished
rooms, 418 VV. Fourth st. 7-8 tf
Tit Ut RENT— CHEAP," TWO FURNISHED
rooms at 449 H, Broadway; housekeeping
privileges if desired. 7-14 3t
lIORI IOR REN T—3 FUKNISIJIGD ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. 1561 Roekwood st,
near Belmont aye. 7-13 2t
ripO LET-NICE BAY-WINDOW FRONT ROOM
X in cottage 213 N. Grand avenue. Go out
Temple suvct. 7-13 2t
I"i o R m:N ROOMS FOR
. light housekeeping. 538 &. Los Angeles.
7-13 3t
URNISIIEIJ RoTiMS 'TO LET —LIGHT
housekeeping! 330 Buena Vista st, 11-24ti
lIORI IOR ROOMS FOR
1 light housekeeping. 421 S. Main. 7-10 7t
OR RENT—TWO UHPURNISHRD ROOtf&
440 s. Main st., adjoining postollice. 7-14 3t
dnpurhislrbl) "roombT
" first Uoo/, 458 8. Flower, cheap. 7-13 3t
"lii r.MSlfi i ! ;)i: d-,1 OS Hot -I k r : 1 FngT
F 41ti Wsll sl. 7-8 7t
™ ,r °sl ll KNT—MISCKLL.A NJCOUS.
110R RENT — A LARGE STABLE ON S.
X Spring st.. No. 342, on east side of street,
known as the Ventura stables. Apply at 221
W. Fourth st. T. J. WHITE AND A. B. HOT CH
KI.-S. 7-13 lOt
JE&ffittSSM' VNE DAY SAVED BY T AXING
ragMfnTOKnH"-'Santa Fo excursions to Knn-
City, St. Louis, Chicago, New
York am Boston. Leavo Los Angeles every
Wednesday; personally conducted through to
Chicago ond Boston; family tourist sleepers lo
Kansas City and Chicago daily. Low rates and
quickest time. Office, 139 N. Spring sl, 7-lm
PHILLIPS'" - "!EXCURSION PERSONALLY
conducted via Rio Grande Western, Den
ver and Rio Grande and Rock Island route,
leave Los Angeles every Tuesday, crossing the
Sierra Nevadas and passing ontire Rio Grande
scenery by daylight. Office. 138 S. Spring st.
13-9 tl
JUDSON'S EXCURSIONS EAST LEAVE
Mondays for Chicago, New York and Bos
ton via Rio Grande Western and Denyu'and
ltio Grande railways, arriving from Chicago,
New York and Boston every Wednesday.
Oflice 212 s. Spring st. l-14tf
DI£BB 111881 * 1 ?. 8 :-^™.
MET ROPOLItXn STEAM DYE WORKS, 241
Franklin street, line dyeing and cleaning.
1-13 tf
IjAßTsl7\xlyy¥lVoßKs737s SOUTH MAIN
st., best dyeing in tho city. 11-3 tf
MOCKS AND BONDS.
bondlcnterest.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the fourth
semi-annual interest coupon of the seven pc
cent, gold bonds of tho MOUNT LOWE KAIL-.
WAY, issued by the Pasadena and Mount Wil
son Hallway Company, maturing July Ist, 1894,
will be paid on und after that date on presen
tation of the proper coupon at tho office of the
lx)s Angeles Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
Stimson block cornerTliird andSpringstreets
Los Angeles, Cal.
N. B. —To holders of these bonds (or those
hereafter purchasing) who may be desirous of
having their interest coupons paid in San Fran
cisco or the east, arrangements will be made to
enable them to do so, in any of the principal
cities, by giving timely noliceatthe Company's
office, Grand Opera .Uoutae block, Pasadena CaL
<Htt Lisa 1 8. tt. C. LOWE, President.
PACIFIC LO A A NY.
(INCORPORATED).
Loans money in any amount on all
kinds oi collateral securities dia
monds, jewelry, senltkins, mer.
chnndi.se, etc. "Also on pianos,
iron and steel safex, without re
moval. Partial paimentn re
ceived. Money quick, lluslness
confidential. Privato ollieo for
ladies.
W. E. PeGROOT, Manager.
S-2f» ly Rooms *_*, J and 4, 114 Spring st.
j^TTIONAL LOAN A CO.—
Money to loon upon collnternl security, jew
elry, diamonds, furs, professional libraries,
piaiios, lodging house and hotel furniture,
mercbandifie, etc.; bUfllneu tstrlctly private
and contidential. JOHN MITCIIE.L JoNES,
munogcr, room 7, 1-1 Temple st., cor. Temple
and New High st.
rpO LOAN— $100,000, ON~tTrY A NI)
X country property; to 8 per cent net;
without delay; mortgages and bonds bought
and sold: loans made on personal sceurltv.
JOHN I. PAVKOVICH, broker, 830 Wo-t Pint
etreet. 6-13 tf
ONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONPH, JKyV
elry, v.atehes, pinnos,*eolskins, livestock,
carriages, bicycles and all kinds of personal
and collateral security. LEE BROS.,
2-1 Sly 40ii ti. Spring st.
A OO0D INVESTMENT—A FEW cI)UPb~NS
and dimes will secure one of the finest
works of art in America, Read the great cou
pon offer elsewhere.
le — a lot of quara!jtee»
street improvement bonds. Apply to C
SHEERER, 'J37 W. First St.; office hours. 10,
■ T^P_ a -,& tf
P*TKNT«, COPTKIGnTm, KTC
PATENtVfoR INVENTORS In"aLL ( OUN
tries obtained, bought and sold; trado
marks, copyrights, etc., by S. J. DAY &. CO.,
patent attorneys, rooms Bradbury
building, Los Angeles. Established 184i>. l-2Htf
HAZARD A- TOWN SKND, ROOM 01, DOWNEY
block. Tel. vilT, Los Angeics. 11-21 tf
COOrKUAQIC.
Xl'lT MANUFACTURE BARRETT, HALF
?' barrels ond keg;* for wines, liquors, oil,
benf, figh. pork, lni'il, pickles, etc., etc. Wo
will till all orders promptlf for either soft
wood or oak packages. Out-of-town orders
will receive oar prompt attentiou. L. A.
COOPERAGE CO., 820 East Firstst. TeL 62ti.
6-24 1 in
DUE TO JEALOUSY.
A Sensational Trlpto Hnrdsr Near Love
locks, Nevada.
Lovelocks, Nev., July 13.—A triple
murde/, due to jealoiißy, occurred about
20 miles from here last night. Robert
Logan shot und killed Dan Lovelock and
Fred Sullivan and was in turn killed by
hia own wife. Logan's wife had applied
for a divorce, and Logan waa insanely
juaioua of her and threatened to kill
some of her male frienda. A few days
ago Mrß. Logan went to Cottonwood.
Logan followed and attacked Dan Love
lock, tbe stage driver, wounding him
severely in the head. Lovelock was un
able to return here and Mrs. Lo
gan drove the stage. She re
turned to Cottonwood on Wednes
day to bring Lovelock home. On the
return trip Mre. Logan drove. Lovelock
was on tbe front seat and Fred Suilivan,
a passenger, on the rear seat. At dusk
Logan rode up, armed with a Winches
ter, and said he was going to town with
hia wife. He rode on behind the stage
and after going some distance shot Sul
livan from behind, the bullet going
through his heart. Then he picked
Lovelock, and tbe second victim fell
back into Mrs. Logan's lap. Logan then
said he was going to drive the stage to a
well five miles distant, where he intend
ed to throw the bodies of the murdered
men, after which he was going to cut
his wife into small pieces and throw her
in after the men. Instead, she persuaded
bir_ to water the horses, and when he
stopped to secure a bucket under tbe
stage, she took a pietol from Lovelock's
pocket and shot her hoßDund. He cried
for mercy but she shot again and he
fell behind the stage. She dismounted
and gave him one more bullet as a set
tler. Sbo let Logan's body lie in tbe
duat and drove into town with the other
bodies. Lovelock wae stage proprietor
and driver, and there wae no known in
timacy between him and tbe woman.
Tbe people here denounce Logan as a
coward and praise Mrs. Logan's cour
age.
A Stall!! CAPSIZED,
Six Passengers Seriously Bart In the
Napa Valley.
Napa, Cal.. July 13. —A stage was cap
sized four miles north of here last night
and six persons seriously hurt. The
steamer Zinfandel arrived here at 11
o'clock last night, and a stage load of 11
passengers ntartcd at once for their
homes in different partß of the Napa
valley and Luke county. All went well
for lour miles until Oak Knoll was
reached. There a party of camper*,
were located by tbe side of tbe road,
and at sight of them tbe stage team took
fright. Tho front wheel of the stage
was run ofT from the end of a small
bridge and the whole load was thrown
into a ditch, smashing the stage and
seriously injuring six of the passengers,
while all the others were badly braised.
The seriously injured were:
Henry Graeeman of the veterans'
borne, leg fractured.
V. McMurroy of San Francisco, hip
and shoulder dislocated.
John Kuehen ol Bt. Helena, shoulder
dislocated.
A Chinaman, leg broken.
Mr. and Mra. 11.I 1 . Bartnott of Ventura,
badly bruised about the face and thought
to bave received internal injuries.
All of tbe injured parties were brought
to town and are at tbe Revere bouse
being cared for, while those able to do so
proceeded on their jouruey on another
stage.
Train service was regained through
this valley tonight.
THREATKNINe LYNCHING.
A Hob After an Alleged Rape Fiend at
Anacondn, Ufat.
Cripple Crbkk, Co.v., July 13.—A
telephone message from tbe email min
ing town of Anaconda at 11 o'clock to
night reports great excitement there
over an attempt to lynch a man confined
in tbe jail, charged with having com
mitted rape. The state militia, which
bas been hold in that neighborhood ever
since the miners' strike laat month,
were called to tbe scans aod are now
surrounding the jail.
John Stark, jr., is the man under ar
rest, tbe charge against him being an
attempt at criminal assault. Ac scon
as the warrant waa served the officer
noticed signs of violence, and instead of
bringing his prisoner here, conhned him
at Victor. The party bent on lynching
Stark increased in numbers, but the
militia arrived in time to prevout vio
lence. There seems to be cothing but
the statement of tbe girl, who is 9 years
of age, to indicate that Stark made an
attempt at criminal assault.
W. H. Nelson, who is in the drag
business at Kingville, Mo., has so much
confidence in Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrheas, Remedy, that ha
warrants every bottle and offers to re
fund tbe money te any customer who is
not satisfied after using it. Mr, Nelson
takes no risk in doing this, because tha
remedy is a certain cure for the diseases
for which it is intonded, and he knows
it. It is for sale by Off A Vaughn,
Fourth and Spring street, C. T. Heinze
nan, 222 North Main atreet, ttruggitts.
NEWS FROM NEAR-BY TOWNS
The Usual Budget of Interesting
News From Pasadena.
Oranr/e County's Assessment Shows
a Gratify'tag Increase.
News and Personal Notes From Santa
Monica, Terminal Islnari, Man
Bernardino and Other
Points.
Pasadena, July 13. —A meeting of the
members and directors of the board oi
trade was held in the oflice of Wood &
Church, 62 East Colorado street, this
afternoon. Several matters of import
ance came np and considerable business
was transacted. Tbo meeting was pre
sided over by 0. D. Daggett, while Theo
Coleman acted bs secretary. V. H.
Weight, who bad charge of the Pasadena
exhibit at the midwinter fair, made a
report nf tbe expenditures and the work
accomplished by tbe exhibit. Mr.
Weight said tbat a great interest was
taken in the exhibition from this
section especially from Pasadena. The
Mt. Lowe railway model attracted much
attention. The expense account showed
a deficiency of $126.50 and upon a mo
tion the board of directors were inetruct
led to nr.y the amount. This covers all
1 the expenses incurrsd in the exhibit and
1 w • tip the affairs in good shape. Tbe
directors' wero aiso instructed
I printed several thousand small pum
phlets or ialders descriptive oi Pasadena
and surroundings, ond $150 was voted
to detray the expense of the same. The
pamphleta are to be Bimilnr to tha ones
issued by the board saveral months
aco, Ihe entire edition of which
httn hesn exhausted. Tho new edition
will, however, be more complete than
the last one, and will contain a large
amount of inietesting information rota
tive to thia section.
The committeo on publio streets and
parks was instructed tv make an inves
tigation of the present laws, and to
ascertain whether thero were any rela
tive to protecting residence streets from
the encroachment of objactiouable busi
ness houses. They weie also instructed
in case no euch law exists to do all
possible to secure its passage. The com
mittee will report at the next regular
meeting.
A HARROWING TALE.
The subscription list of the Herald
in Pasadena grows beautifully larger as
the days roll along. Our delivery de
partment is kept on tlie jamp to serve
all promptly, but new routes are being
organized aud all will be looked after.
The decaying Times ie lust falling
to the rear here as elsewhere in spite of
its efforts to keep afloat. The dejected
looking individual who has been can
vassing for this relic bero during tbe
past week bas received euch a "warm"
welcome in his efforts that be bas at
last given no in despair. Many amus
ing stories are told of his wanderings in
back alleys and hasty exits over back
fencei. But why keep up the harrowing
story 7 let the dead rest in pei.ee.
NOTES.
Qdite a party will go over to Catalina
tomorrow via the Terminal.
Ex-Councilman A. K. McQuilling and
family will go down to Long Beach to
morrow to spend tbe summer.
Prof. L. L. Evane of tbe high school
faculty was among today's passengers i
for the east.
Mr. G. C. Morrison expects to erect a
handsome 10-rooin roeidence on South
Pasadena avenue, near the Congrega
tional church.
Tha directors ef the Pasadena Mutual
Building and Loan association held a
business meeting tbis afternoon. The
society is in a fiuurishing condition.
A number of Pasadenans will attend
the lecture of Rt. Rev. Goorge Mont
gomery, D. D., npon the Church and
State, at the cathedral in Los Angeles
Sunday evening next.
John A. Godlroy post No. 93, G. A.R.,
held a meeting last night and passed a
resolntion tendering moral and physical
support to Governor Markham in en
forcing law and order throughout the
state.
E. L. Maitin was np for disturbing
tho peace tbis morning before Recorder
Roesiter, George L. Comstock being the
complaining witness. Martin paid a
fine oi SlO.
The olub's midsummer concert,
at the Hotel Green, tbie evening was well
attended and proved a rare musical
treat. The programme was excellently
rendered.
The Tennessee jubilee singers will
give a concert at the M. E. tabernacle
on Tuesday evening next, under the
auspices of the Ladiee's Aid society of
the North Paeadena M. E. church.
The Mount Lowe Railway company
has issued a handsome folder, descrip
tive of tbe road and the section of the
mountains which it tops.
Star: The $20,000 six per cent school
bonds recently authorized by vote of
this district for building purposes, have
been sold by the supervisors to the
First National bank at a premium for
tbe whole lot of $568. The bonds are
payable in five installments of $4000
each. The amount for which the bonds
were bid in will net the First National
5>2 per cent, payable lemi-annunlly.
Tbe remaining bid* were a* follow* i
Pirtle rsal estate office of Lo* Angeles,
$62 50; M. S. Hellman of Lo* Angeles,
$426; H. Ayer & Sen, Cleveland, $474;
N. W. Harris & Co.. Chicago, $310;
Isaac Springer (2 bond*), $40; DeVan &
Rutledge (1 bond), $16.
SAN BERNARDINO.
Republican Political Affairs—LocalNews
Matters.
Ban Bkknabdino, July 13.—At the
Fourth precinct Republican caucus last
evening tbe following delegate ticket
waa nominated: N. G. Gill, J. M. Hur
ley, W. W. Hblcomb, Jesse Case, 8. D.
Boebm, Dr. Stiles and Frank Gould.
These were G2 votes cast.
A number of young people met last
evening ana organized a croquet club.
The following officers were elected:
President, Annie McDonal; vice-presi
dent, Emma Goldberg; treasurer, Tlllie
Wolff, secretary, Aaron Goldberg. There
will be another meeting next Thursday
night at the residence of Miss Emma
Goldberg and all members are requested
to be present.
Col. Adolph Wood has retnrned from
a brief sojourn at Squirrel Inn.
11. H. and Bradloe Rogers feft for Bos
ton this morning.
T. J. Bolton, register of the United
States land office, and wife were in tbe
city for several hours today visiting
friends at their old home.
S. C. Haver bus been elected secretary
and general manager of the Aleasandro
Orange Grove and Improvement com
pauy, vie* A, E. Sterling, resigned.
The Weekly Times Index was issued ,f)1
today. It consists of 20 pages aud is a'
credit to the publisher. It is splendid
ly printed, convenient in shape arid sizs
of pages, end all in all is a splendid
specimen of the best class of papers.
M. VV. Yale and family have gone to
Newport bench for a few week's visit.
The at, K. Church South Sunday
Bchool had t heir annual picnic yesterday
at Gage's Wells, on the Santa Ana river.
The weather was fine, the grounds beau
tiful and with splendid water, making it
all that couid bo wished for. The day
wan spent in swinging, games, foot
racine, etc., but the most enjoyed of all
was the splendid dinner, to which 135
did ample justice. Thia proved to be
one of tho most delightful picnics in the
history of the Bchool,
The Republican primaries for the
county convention to be held on the' '*
21st inst., will be universally attended
tomorrow by all Republicans. Quite an
interesting fight is on hand for super- '
visor in Lord's and Victor's districts 0
who are seeking to succeed themselves.
If nominated they will be defeated at
the polls.
SANTA MONICA.
A Solid Bank Htatemant—Looal News
■fatten,
Santa Monica, July 13.—An uncon
firmed rumor tbat the etrike had been
declared off waa discussed on tbe streets
today, the great majority of onr citi
zens disbelieving it, all agreeing that
the correct news would be in tbe Hkr
ald this morning.
The K. 0. T. M. entertainment to- lji
night at the opera house promise* to
be of an unusually interesting charac
ter.
The stockholders of the Santa Monica
Electric Light and Power company held
their annual meeting at tho company's
otiicf) here on Monday evening, when
the board oi directors ol the previous
year were re elected.
H. P. Aldrich of tho Needles is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. I. It. Gable, at
the Arcadia.
Brodlor Kodgers, Hal H. Rodgers,
Ban Bernardino, Wm. H. Morrison, New
York City, J. D. Fletcher, England, are
summering at tbe Arcadia.
The semi-annual statement of the '.
Bank of (junta Monica shows tbe re
sources to bo $171,218,49, ac follows:
Resl ettate $ 27,308.37
BtOOksaad ijondl yti,200.00
Furniture 2,264 7j
Loans 03,370 SO 1
Cash on hand and in banks 43,100.00
LianiLrrns. T
Capital paid up 50.00a.00
Surplus 1.000.U0 1101
undivided proiits 1,75:1.34 c j;
Due depositors 131,4ti0.25
Commander Willie of the local li. A. ,?
B. post has issued the following order !
and notice to our citizens:
A special meeting of Foil Fisher Post
No. 187, Q. A. R., will be held in their
hall, lioehme block, Second street, on
Thursday evening, July 21, 1894, at 7:30,
to which the following are invited:
Board cf trustees town of Santa Monica,
school board and library trustees, fire ,
department. Masonic order, I. O. O. F.,
Foresters, Maccabees, Order of Eastern
Star, ladies of tbe G. A. It., ladies of tbe
Relief corps, Ladies' Christian Temper
ance union, Sons of Veterans, Good ~,„
Templars, all members of the finance
committee and citizens interested in tbe
coming encampment. If any society
has been overlooked, they are also in
cluded.
Mrs. Senator S. M. White and mother,
Mrs. Sacriete, spent yesterday here.
R. Dillon aud family have taken pos
session of their summer borne here.
Miss Crimmins enjoyed tbe day hers,.'."
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sballort are enjoy-' 1 ,",
ing Santa Monica.
Santa Moulcu Notes.
A visit to Santa Mouica without trying one
of Frank Lawton's fish dimes, at the Fort Los x
Angeles restaurant, is a failure to take ad van- ~,
tageof the good things of life.
KckerUfc Hopt nr.; now ready to cater to tha '
public at thetr old pavilion and their new res
tuurant ln the North Beach bath house.
Santa Monica Fish Market. Fresh fish and
shell list) of all kinds dsllverea tree. Third
strut t.
Genial Gus Allgen is always ready to enter- a I
tain his friends at his restaurant at the canon. [a
A meal there leaves a longing for another. _ig
When visiting the canon be sure to call on,
Enilio Nouvarlnu, tho chef de cuisine of the'
Little Yosemite, and enjoy a good meal .'Old
Try The Pavilion when visiting the csOou.
First class rooms for lodgers; superior meals at
all hoars. A. Dillou, proprietor. .
When at the cation bo sure to visit "The
Uuique," where refreshments ol ail kinds are
served. Dauciug every Sunday.
Superior furnished rooms, single or en suite,
at "The Milwaukee," Utah avenue, near Third.:
street.
For camping space beneath the lordly Syca
more apply to Walter MeUrath, at the enfiou,
• il-,
SANTA ANA.
The County Assessment—Orange Teach*
era—Notes.
Santa Ana, July 13.—The following
are tbe figures of our assessment for thi* la
year, furnished by Deputy Assessor sa
Frank Vegely:
County real o u:o 94,103,405
Improvements on same 701,495
City and town real estate 1,541,105
Improvements on same 089,205
Deuuctlons for mortgages 474,270
Money and solvent credits 135,900
Total $9,370,085
Totallorlß93 0,441,300
When tbe valuation of the railroads in
the county, to be made by tbe state
beard of equalization, is added to the
above total it will make it about $10,
---000,000.
Through traina are beginning to run
again, which looks more like business.
Ed Woolsey ba* taken a position on v
tha Southern Pacifio as brakeman.
Miss Mabel Viekery haa returned from
a three weeks' camping trip in ths Tra
buca cation.
W. D. Small will take charge of th*
Santa Fe station at Olive. J. F. Bridge*
resigned on acconnt of tbe Btrike.
Mr*. C. W. Humphreys and daughter
Jeanne have gone to Laguna to spend a
lew weeks.
The Anaheim Union Water company
offers for sale bonds bearing 7 per cent
interest, in amounts from $100 to $300
each, to run 3, 5 or 10 year*. .
Frank Humphrey* of Lo* Angele* Is
spending a few days with bis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Humphrey*, in toil
city.
William Arborn and hi* accomplished
bride came home from their wedding
trip, this morning, on the Santa Fe.
The following are the teachers for tha
Orange schools. Prof. G. W. Weeks,
principal, salary $ICS per month; Miss
Rose A. Davis, $65; Mrs. Hetty Alwaiw, m
$65; Miss Margaret Bryaus, $65; Mil*
Alice Goodrich, $65; Miss Clara Mo*
Fherson, West Orange, $60. One Ta
cancy remains yet to be filled.
J. B. Livengood, of Los Angele*, and
Chas. G. Rowan have leased the Blade
job office, and will take charge next
Monday morning.
Virgil Baker ia reported quite sick, np
near Pomona. His brother, D. M.
Baker of this city, will go and bring
him to Santa Ana.
Dr. 1.1. D. Mills last night, after about
30 minuteß' talk with Mr. A. Y.Wright,
sold hia second-hand store to Mr.
Wright and turned over the key.
Judge L. W. Tubus and family hat;*

The herald. [microfilm reel], July 14, 1894, Page 6, Image 6
About The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The herald. [microfilm reel], July 14, 1894, Page 6, Image 6 About The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900

Connect with the Library

Find Us On

Subscribe & Comment

Download & Play

Questions

The herald. [microfilm reel], July 14, 1894, Page 6, Image 6
About The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900