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for sai.it—oity pkopkrty.
For' sa le-siboo-a
cottage, beautifully furnished, and large
lot; near Eighth and Central avenue. This
place is new and modern and very cheap; KkQO
cash, balance monthly. T. J. CLDDY, 'JOB N.
Spring st. 8 in 31
IfO It BALE—WHY PAY RENT WHEN ONLY
1 WoO buys large lot in the Clark & Bryan
tract, comer Etgath nud San Pedro sis; see the
many lovely homes there; terms easy andin
torest low. CLARK & BRYAN, 137 W. Third
•Ueet. 8-16 3t th su til
CEE THOSE FINE LOTB IN THE CLARK
g k Bryan tract, corner Highlit and San
Pedro sts. for $450 to ffTiUO; easy payments
and low interest. CLARK & BR\ AN, 127 \Y.
Third »L 8-16 3t tli su tv
VI ftllA- A O N FLO\YE R ~S T.~,
VP I.HJv near Pico; this properly is offered at
an extremely low price to close an estate.
OLARK ifc BRYAN, 127 XV. Third St.
S-Hi 31 th su tv
ffilCA XVILL BUY A FINK LOT IN THE
•trr»HJ heart of the city In the Clark & Bryan
tract; easy payments and low interest. CLARK
.V BRYAN, lg7 XV. Third St. 8-16 3t th su tv
BALE-Sl7OO — a"~ NEAT 5-ROOM
T house and lot, 40x138, on Central avenue,
between F'iftli and Sixth sts.: very cheap. T.
'. CDDDY, 20S N. Spiin? St. 8 id at
fiOAAfV-FOR BALE-10 ACREB OF FINE
Sr-AWHf land near Santa Monica; a bargain;
lino view and surroundings. Address J. 8.,
box 20, Herald. 7-S ti
BALE—HOOBEB ON THE INSTALL
JT mcnt plan; will build to suit purchaser.
E. L. THKELKELD, US S. Broadway. 8-14 2w
Bale-a~hoi'se'and"i,ot~on~the
Installment plan, 60S Turner st. Apply at
817 E. First St. B-3-lm
TTlOl* SALE-IfoCSE AND LARGE LOT NE AR
JT caule mad; IfifiO. GP.IDER & DOXY, HHP j
8. Broadway. 8-17 7t
I "BE LL TH E EARTH.
12-25-tf K. 8, BAISETT. Pomona, Cal.
IFOR RENT-HOUSE, 7 ROOM S~A ND B A TH .
r Apply 707 IV. Sixth si. 8 111 3t
I'OU SAI.K—OOUNTKY PItl» V StKfY.
SALE
-42 acres; 12 to 7-year-old walnuts, 25 to corn,
ti-ioom house, good barn, 25 shares water
right, fruits for family use; ¥5000, one-liali
cush.
3t> acres alfalfa land, 8 in alfalfa; 4-room
house, new; flowing artesian well; fruits lor
family use; S2SOU cash.
35 acres, 20 to alfalfa, in pasture, 15 In
corn ; $100 per acre.
ic-aeres. 5-rooni house, bam, crib; 75 young
walnut trees, fruits for family use; 3 acres al
iulfa; $1000; cash.
ti acres, V/g miles north of Downey: excel
lent, 6-room house, good bam, crib, stable,
chicken-house, lino well, 4 acres to 4-year-old
walnuts, 1 acre alfalfa, 50 hearing orange
trees, variety oi fruits for iamily use; $2560;
easy terms.
Warehouse and mill property; 2 lots, 72J.-.;x
150 feet each; warehouse, 50x150; shed, Sox
50; 20 horse-power boiler; $.0 horse-power en
gine! one French stone buhr mill; one barley
roller; all comparatively new; railway track
alongside of building; "mill on coruorof two
streets; $2500; worth twice the money.
See our green alfalfa fields; one to two tons
per acre, each cutting; can cut 5 to 0 times a
year; our corn will turn out 7ft to 100 bushels
per acre.
We have more water for irrigating than any
place iv California. Call on me in person.
8-lij tf B. .M. BLYTHB,
Downey, Cal.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—4O ACRES OF
good farming land in Bates county, Mis
souri; part tinder cultivation and bal
ance tn Umber; three hours' ride from
Kansas City; will sell cheap or exchange
for Los Angeles city or country property.
Address J. L. D., postoflice box 030, Los
Angeles, CaL 7-21 tf
fflOO PA-FOB SALE— $82.50 AN ACRE;
>i?0.i««)U $10 cash, balance 8 yearly pay
ments, 6 per cent: eleven 10-acfe lots, best
wßlnut land, irrigable; near Anaheim; grows
fruits and sugar beets without irrigation:
6ugar beets bring $75 a crop immediately,
wliile trees srow to bearing; join our excur
sion Aug. 21st. XV. J. FISHER, 227 XV, Second
street. 8-16 tf
FO R SALE —$f>SOO —EIG HT ACRES OF
choice land, all in paper shell walnuts and
berries; nice new modern house, barn, chickeu
yard, etc.; a splendid well; city ditch lit rough
pace; near avenue, adjoining the
City; only $6300. T. .1. CUDDY,"2O6 N. Spring.
8-19 3t
F~OR SALE —$5500—A~BEAUT1FUL N INE
acres in variety of bearing fruits, with
house, barn, w ell and tank. This property ex
tends through from Main to New Main: only
one mile from thecitv. and a great bargain;
Only $5500. T. J. CUDDY, 208 N. Spring.
8-19 3t
05TaiIe-ALL 6r~FART~OF 175 ACRES
rich loam bottom laud, near Santa Monica,
on boulevard; now paying interest on price—
$150 per acre. Inquire room 5, Allen block.
8-19 (it
FOIt H II.B— LIVr; STOCK.
FOR SALE—HORBES AND MULES; ONE
largo work team: one single driver; four
young mules; two good express horses. J. MC
PHERSON, 242 Aliso St. 7-25 tf
FOR SALE—THOIFoUOHBRED WHITE AND
Brown Leghorns, for breeding purposes, for
sale by CARSON ti CALDXYELL, Coinpton, Do
miugucz ranch, Cal. 8-7 lm
ri)U HAI.K-MISCKLI.ANKOFB.
FOR SALE-GO TO THE THIRD-ST. FCRNl
ture exchange, between Spring and Main,
for a flue lino of Japanese rugs, linen-warp
and Chinese mattings, office dosks, cylinder
and flat-top; also a general line of household
iumiture, iucluding mattresses, pillows, lace
curtains, portieres, window Fhades, etc, all at
the lowest-prices: household goods carefully
packed ana shipped; highest prices paid for
second-hand household furniture. 8-10 tf
UNDERTAKERS— FOR SAIE~CIIEAP~A
X second-hand hearse, as good as new; elc.
gently painted, just out of tho paint Bhop-
Address or apply lo JOHN R. PAUL, 421
Downey aye., liast l.os Angeles, Cal. 8-10tf
FOR SaY.E— TO CLOSE
out; a few large size windmills ol first-class
make; suited for irrigation. Irrigation Ma
chinery and Manufacturing company, Nos.
223 and 225 East Fourth st. 7-22 tf
OR SALE SECOND-HAND
gasoline engines of different make; In good
condition. Irrigation Machinery and Manu
facturing company, Nos. 223 and 225 East
Fourth st. 7-22 tf
M * ft .Attn.
MRS. DR. MAYER, SCIEN^il 1
and medicated baths; invalids cared for.
1965 Park Grove St., near Estrclla avo 7-31 tf
Mrs. lb grand anxvXyTFor MeßL Y~OF
Boston, experienced masseuse; open Sun.
days. Room 8, S. Spring st. s-1 tf
A "FRENCH TIADY, MAGNETIC~HEALER",
lady attendant iluH S. Spring, room 10.
8-14 lm
A . TOit.NKYH.
A ~TAY E. hunter,
in tf Stimson block, rooms 457 and 428. Tele
■ phone 528. Practices in all the courts, state
"'and federal. 7-1 tf
HUNSAKER, GOODRICH - i7 MoCUTCHEN,
lawyers; rooms 543 to 546 Bradbury blk.,
sth floor, cor. Broadway & Third sts. ToL 1120
/TARTER &~PIERCeTTaWYERSTWf lOES
Kj 35 to 38 Cryson block, Los Angeles. 8-10 tf
1' \ l, I N KKl'.B.
HENRY E. BRETT, MECHAHICAL EN
glneer and draughtsman. 114 N. Spring.
8-15 lm
Notice.
United States Land Officb, j
LosAnuki.es, Cai.., August 6, 1894. |
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: No
tice is hereby given that tho Southern
Pacific Railroad company has Hied in this office
a list of the lands situated within the town
ships deseribod below, and has applied for a
patent for said lands; that the list is open for
public inspection, and a copy thereof by de
scriptive subdivisions has been posted in a
convenient place iv this office for the inspec
tion of all persons interested, and the public
1 generally. Within the next 60 days, following
tho date of this notice, protests or contests
against the claim of tbe ralltoad compauy to
any tract or subdivision described in the list,
on the ground that thesaino is more valuable
for mineral than agricultural purposes, will
be received and noted for report to the general
land office at Washington, D. C:
Acres.
N H of P¥ %■ 8W X of NE %, NXV y.
of SE W, and W W of soo. 1, twp. 8
north, range 14 W, 8 B M 478.40
All of sec. 3. tirp. 8 north, range 14
XV, SBM 630.42
N}iof NE li, and N of NXV \i, se •.
5, twp. 8 north, range 14 XV, 8B M 161.44
eK U, N U of S XV \i, and N U of sec.
,j 11, twp. Bnorth,range 14 W,SBM 500.00
1830.26
T. J. BOLTON, Register.
8-21 Bttu ENOCH KNIGHT, Receiver.
Guardianship Notice.
IN* THE BOPEKIOX COrUTOKTIIE COUNTY
of Santa linrbiirn, State of California.
In the matter of tbecstate and guardianship
of Eva Dreyfus, a minor.
Notice is'hcreby given, that in pursuance nt
an order of the Miperiorcourt of the county *>f
Hanta narbnra, Mate oi" California, nuule on
tho fourth day of August. 1891, in the matter
of the estate and guanlinnsptp o' tvn Preyfu!*,
v minor, the undersigned, tne guardian of the
eotate Oi said minor, will sell at private sale to
the highest bidder, for cash, in gold coin of
the United state*, and Hiibjcct to contlnnstiou
by sp.id PiipeHor court, on or after Saturday,
the twenty-fifth day of August, L 894. fill the
right title and interest ot the said minor iv
all that property, teal and personui, situated
partly in the county of Santa Bnrbara, stale of
California, partly in the county of Ventura,
sta.e aforesaid, and partly in the county of
Kos Angeles, state aforesaid, and partly in
Madison county, state of Missouri, said prop
erly bcieg the undivided one one-hundred and
twenty-sixth (1-ldifl part of all that certain
property, real and personal, particuhiriy
described in the decree of partition in the
matter of the estate of Isidore Dreyius de
ceased, as Het apart lo Alphonslne Dreyfus for
Hie In trust, said decree having been made
and entered by the superior court of the
county of Santa P.arbara, state oi California*
on the twentieth day or January, a cer
tilled copy of which was recorded in the oflice
of the county recorder of said Santa Bt-fb&ra
county on the twenty-ninth day of Januaiy,
180-1. in book :<(> oi deeds, page $ilt, to which
decree rih! the record thereof reference is
hereby made for a particular description of
the property io be sold.
Bids lot said property shall be in writing
and will be received by the undersigned at tho
Commercial rank, in the city oi Santa Rnr
bara, county of Santa Barbara, stale of Cali
fornia
Terms and conditions of sale*; Cash in gold
coin of the Unit§4 States, ten per cent of the
purchase price to be paid to the undersigned
on presentation of the bid, and the balance on
continuation of sale by snid court.
UEORGE s. EDWARDS,
Guardian of the estate of Eva Dreyfus, a
mi nor.
Da.cd August 7th, IS.H. 8-9 17t
Notice tnvltlttf Sealed Proposals for
Publishing County Advertising.
DIALED niDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
the undersigned, up to 2 o'clock p.m. of
August ii 9. 189-1, from the publishers or pro
prietors ol any daily newspaper of general cir
culation, printed and published iv Los Angeles
city, for tne publication in the English lan
guage of any on i all ordinances, proposal?,
rotiees, tales, petitions and every titnef notice
ami adv'-rilsenieut of wiiatever kind and na
ture required by low, or by the authorities of
the eountv of Los Angeles to be published.
Half! publication to commence on the first
day of September, 1804, and to continue one
year.
Proposals arc to be so much per inch, nonpa
reil type, set solid, for first insertion, and so
much per inch for each subsequent insertion.
Publishers will be required to furnish free to
the county such copies of their paper an may
be needed'in dispatch of the business Oi-the
Boaid of Supervisors, and to furnish suchatii
davitfl ano duplicate statements as may be re
quired by the respective county officers in tho
performance Ol their official duties.
A certified cheek to tho order oi the (.'hair
man oi the Hoard of Supervisors for $100 must
aicompany each proposal, as a guarantee that
the bidder Will enter in o a con tract if award
ed to hi in in conformity with hia bid.
Tho hoard re-erves the right to publish in
weekly papers, printed in Lot Angeles county,
if taken al the established rate, such advertise
ments as in its judgment will best attain the
object desired by being printed therein, and
also the riidht to reject any and all bids.
The board will also require, as a part of the
contract, that tho successful bidder shall print
a fair statement of the proceedings of each ses
sion of the hoard, as a mutter of news, and
without charge to the county.
By order Ot the Hoard of Super visors of the
county of l.os Angeles, at the meeting of Au
gust 10, 1804. T. H. WARD,
County Clerk and ex-oflicio Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors.
By C. VV. Bell, Deputy. 8-17 lot
Guardianship Notice.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OP THE COUN
ty of Santa Harbira, State of (Salilornia.
In the matterof the estate and guardianship
of Raymond Rosenberg, a minor.
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance of
an order of the superior court of tho county
of Santa Barbara, state of California, made on
the fourth day of 1894, in the matter
of the estate and guardianship of Raymond
Rosenberg, a minor, the undersigned, the
guardian of the estate of said minor, will sell
at private sale to the highest bidder. tOrcash,
in gold coin of tho I'nited States and subject
to confirmation by said superior court, on or
after Saturday, the twenty-fifth day of August,
1804, all the right, title" aad intercstol the
said minor in all that pronertv, real and per
sonal, situated partly in tne county of Santa
Barbara, state of California, partly in the
county of Ventura, stale aforesaid, uiid partly
in the county of Los Angeles, state aforesaid,
and partly in Madison county, state of Mis
souri, said property being the undivided one
one-hundred and twenty-si:ah (l-VM) part of
all that certain property, real and personal,
particularly described in tho decree of parti
tion in the matterof tho estate of Isidore
Dreyfus, deceased, as set apart to Alphonslne
Dreyfus for life iv trust, said decree having
been made and entered by the superior court
of the county of Banta Barbara, state of Cali
fornia, on the twentieth day of January, 18ii4,
a certified copy of whicli was recorded in tho
oilice of tho county recorder of said Santa
Barbara county, on the twenty-ninth day of
Junuary, 1804, in book ;J(J of deeds,, pago 421,
to which decree and tho record thereof refer
ence is hereby mane for a particular descrip
tion of the property to be sold.
Bids for said property shall ;be in writing
and will be received by the undersigned at
the Commercial bank, in ihe city of Santa
Barbara, county of Santa Barbara, itate of
California.
Terms and conditions of lale: Cash, in gold
coin of the United 6taies; ten per contof the
purchase price to be paid to tbe undersigned
on presentation of tho bid, and the balance ( n
confirmation of sale by said court.
GEORGE S. EDWARDS.
Guardian of the estate of Raymond Rosen
berg, a minor.
Dated August 7th, 1894. 8-9 17 t
Guardianship Notice.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUN-
J. ty of Santa Barbara, state of California.
Iv the matter of tho estate and guardianship
of Robert Rosenberg, a miner.
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance of
an order of the superior court of the county of
Santa Barbara, state of California, made on
theith day of August, 1804, in the matter of
the estate and guardianship of Robert Rosen
berg, a minor, the undersigned, the guardian
of the estate of said minor, will sell at private
tale to the highest bidder for cash in gold
coin of the United States and subject to con
firmation by said superior court, on or after
Saturday, the twentv-iiith day of August,
1694, all the right, title aud inteiest ot the
said minor in all that property, real and per
sonal, situated partly in Ihe county of Santa
Barbara, state of California, partly in Ihe
County of Ventura, state aforesaid, and partly
in tho county of Los Angeles, state aforesuij,
and partly in Madison county, state of Mis
souri, suit! property being the undivided one
one-huudrcd and twenty-sixth (1-120) part of
all that certain property, real and personal,
particularly described in the decree of parti
tion in the matter of the ostale of Isidore
Dreyfus, deceased, as set apart to Alphonslne
Dreyfus, for life in, trust, said decree hiving
been made and entered by tho superior court
of the county of Santa Barbara, state of Cali
fornia, on the twentieth day of January, 1801,
a certified copy of which waa recorded in thu
office of the county recorder oi said Sjnta Bar
bara county, on the twenty-ninth day of Janu
ary, 1804, in book M(i of deeds, pogil 421, to
which decree and the record ihereorreference
is hereby made for a particular description of
the property to be sold.
Bids for said property shall be in writing
and will be received by the v.ndersi. ncd at
tho Commercial Bank, in the city of Santa
Barbara, county of Santa Barbara, state of Cal
ifornia.
Terms and conditions of aale: Cash in gold
coin of the United States; ten per cent of the
purchase price to be paid to the undersigned
on present* ion of the bid, ond the balance on
confirmation of sale by said court.
GEORGE S. EDWARDS,
Guardian of the estate ol Robert Rosenberg,
a minor.
Dated August 7th, 189 A. 8 9 17t
Stationery supplies.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
of Los Angelcß county, California, Augus
9, 1804.
Notice is hereby given that the board of su
pervisors of Los Angele* eountv, California,
will receive, up to 2 o'clock p. m. of August
29, 1894. sealed proposals for furnishing sta
tionery supplies for eountv offices, for the en
suing year. Lists of estimated quantities will
be furnished upon application to this otlice.
A certified cheek, payable to the order of the
chairman o( the board of supervisors, iv the
sum of fIOO must accompany each hid.
Tbe board reserves the right lo accept or re
ject any and all bids or any porllon thereof.
By order of the board of supervisors of Los
Angeles county, California.
T, IL WARD,
County clerk and ex-offlclo Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors.
By C. W. BELL, Deputy. 8-11 lot
Baker Iron Works
BSO T8 9f 0 BUENA VISTA ST.
LOS, ANGELES, - OAI_.
Adjoining 6. P. ground.. Tel. 121.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 21, !894.
PROCLAMATION.
£ TATE OP CAMTOWNIA, I
EXECVTiVE OB)?ART.M£WT, J
Sacramento. August-4, 1894.)
WHEREAS, Ths legislature of the BUM* of
Caltiornti*, at tta thirtieth session, beginning
on the fecund day of January, A. I>. 1803, ivro
thirds of »\l tbe members elected to each of tha
bouses of said legislature voting In favor there
of, proponed tne following described amend*
men te 10 the conftitatlon of the slate of Califor
nia, to-wit:
AMENDMENT NUMBER ONE.
Assembly Constitutional Amendkbnt No. 8.
A reeolutlou to propo** 10 tlio peopia of the
state of Califon la an amendment to the Con
•titmion ot the state, aincndlug BeitlonOne
of Article Two thereof, relative to the right of
suffrage.
H f'timi]. Kvery native male citizen of the
United etato--, every mnle rcson who sha'l
have acqulted ihe of nlitzenshlp under
or by virtue of tne tretty of Queretaro, and
evary ruaio naturalized citizen thereof, who
■hali have hot;oine sucu ninety days prior id
any c oettcn. of the aje of twonty-ouc yoars,
who thall hi' vo been resident of me statu ouo
ytar next preceding the election, and of the
cou' ty m wnieb he nairns bis vote ninety
d«ys. «nd in the election precinct thirty day*,
chall he euiliied to vole at v I elections which
are no-,v or tmv heieafter be anthorlzea by It.w;
provided, no native of China, no idiot, no in
sane uetgoi), no person L\>nvlct<:d ot any infam
ous crime, no person hereafter convicted of the
emhrzziement or misappropriation of publio
money, and no person wlio shall not be abo to
Mad the ooiutUution in tbe KajrlUh lftn«uß»ie
and yrrUe his name, shall ever exeirlse the
prlvJiejcea of an elector in this stale; provided,
that the provisions of this antendnium relative
to an educational qua tlicatlon shsll uot apply
to any person prevented by a physical disabll*
Ity from comply in? with it* rf quls tiou», nor to
any person who nmr bat iho rliflit to vote, nor
to any peisoii who ihiill b*j sixty ol age
and upwards at tbe tlm? this amendment shall
take effect.
amendmt::::' number two.
Senate Conhtitut :ON kft Ahinduev No, 14.
A resolution prnfoslng to tho people of tha
state of Oa lroroJa an amendment to sec
tion ihre-: of it :iol«* eleven of the constitu
tion o." the situ of California, relating to
the forma i Hi of new counties.
Boctton 3. Tho leslsUture, by general and
uniform 1. ws, mny pr»»v»do for the formation
of new c innttea; provided, however, that no
new county shell h>j eHablUhed which shull re*
Guco any oou&ty to a population of loss than
eight tbourand: nor shall a new county ba
formed oontalninn; a lute population than five
thousand; nor Hhall any lino thereof pass
within five miles ol the county seat of any
county proposed to be divided. .Ivery county
which snail o* enlarged or oroatad from terri
tory taken from uny mhat county or count ice,
shall be liable tor a Just proportion of the ex
isting debts and liibiiit'es ot the county or
counties from which such territory shall ba
taken.
AMENDMENT NUMBER THREE,
Assembly Constitutional amendment No. 7,
A resolution proposing an amendment to tha
constitution of the stat9 of California, by
adding a n»w ssctlon to article thlrtean of
tbe said constitution, to be numbered sec
tion twelve and throe-fourvbs (12%), relat
ing to revenoo and UXAtlon.
Section IHM, Fruit and nut.-beiarlat tiaes nn
der the agtt oi four years from the lime of plant
ing iv ovch'ird form, and grapevines under tha
Kg-.; of three years from the time of planting In
vineyard form, shall b-j exempt from taxation,
and nothing iv this article shall be construed
xs subjecting such trees and grapevines to tax
ation.
AMENDMENT NUMBER FOUR.
AssemblyCoNSTiTorioNAL Amendment No. 12.
A resolution proposing to tbe people of the
stateof Califyrulft au ftmotdment to station
seventeen, article one, of the oonstituiioa of
the stale of Califoniin.
Boctton 17. of the white race, or
of African descent, eltulblo to become citizens
of the United States under the naturalisation
laws thereof, while bona tide residents of tbl« ;
state, shall have the same rights in respect to
the Requisition, possession, enjoyment, trans- \
inks ion, and inheritance of all property, other
than real eita c, as native born cit zeas; pro- ,
vidfd, that such altons owning roal estate at ihe
time of tbe adoption of thin amendment may
remain such owner*; and provided further, that
the legislature may, by statute, provide for the
disposition of real -tstato which »hall hereafter
be acquired by such aliens by descent or devise,
AMENDMENT NUMBER FIVE, !
Senate Constitutional Amendment No. 17,
A resolution proposing to the people of the
stale of Uallfornia an amendment to section
•even, aftlo'e eleven, of the constitution of
the state of California,
Section 7. City aud county governments
may be merged and conto!idatea into one tun
nloipal government with one sat of offi
cers, and may be incorporated under gen
eral laws providing for the In Jorporailon
a 1 organization of corporations for mu
nicipal purposes. The prov:uions o' this con
stitution applicable to ohlos, acd also those ap
pilcab.e to counties, so far as not inconsistent
or prohibited to cities, unall \n applicable to
iuch oonsolldated government.
AMENDMENT NUMBER SIX.
OBKATI OONfiTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT MO, 7.
A rusolntton to propose to the people of tho
State of California an amendmtnt to tbe con*
Btltutlon of the mate, amending section nine
of article thirteen thereof, relative to tho
election of a Bute board of equalization.
Section 9. A state board of equalization, con
sisting of one member from eaoh congressional
district in this btate, shail be elected by tho
qualified electors of their respective districts,
at the first general election to be held after the
adoption of tbjs amendment, and at each gen
eral eleotlon every four years, whose term ot
oflice shall be for four years, whose duty it
shall be to equalize the valuation of the tax
able property in tbe several counties of the
state for tbe purposes of taxation. The con
troller of state shall be ex-oflicio a member of
tha board. Tbe boards of supervisor* of tha
several counties of tha state shall constitute
board* of equalisation lor their respective
Counties, whose duty it shall be to equaflce the
valuation of the taxable property lv i he county
for tbe purpose of taxatloe; provided, sued
state and county boards of equalization are
hereby authorized and empowered, und'ir such
rules of notice as tbe county boards may pre
scribe as to the county assessmunrs, and under
■uoh rules of notice as the state board may pre
scribe as to the aotlon of the state board, to in
crease or lower the'outlre amassment roil, or
any assessment contained therein, ho as to
equalise tho assessment of the properly con
tained in said assessment roll, and make tbe
assessment cosgorm to the true value In money
of the property conwin-d In said roil; provided,
that no board of equalization shall raise uny
mortgage, deed of trust, contract, or other obli
gation by wulch a debt Is secured, money, or
solvent credit*!, above Its face value. The state
board of equalisation elected Ju eighteen hun
dred and ninety-four shall oontinue in office
until tbeir successor*, a* herein provided for,
■hall bs elected and shall qualify,
AMENDMENT NUMBER BEVEN.
gen ate Constitutional amendment No. is.
A resolution to propose to the people of the
■late of California an amendment to article
thirteen of tbe constitution, section one, in
relation to revenue sud taxation.
Section 1. All property tn the state, not ex
empt under the laws ol the United States, shall
be taxed in proportion to its value, to be ascer
tained as provided by law. The word "proper'
ty." as used iv this article and section, is here
by t. c ared to Include moneys, credtte, bonds,
, dues, franchise-!-, and all other matters
aim (hi. «.v r«*ifl, tersonHl and mixed, capable
cf private wuprfchlf*; pf6nde&» that property
usid for fiTc ;chin: .*. at.©* nud free museums,
growlnfi , prnbariy used exclusively for
public schooiN, ana Mich an may belong tr> the
United Btutcs, this state.orto any county o tau
■Uolpal corporation within this stain, i hull be
exempt from taxation. The legislature uiuy
provide, exoept In case of credits secured ny
mortgsro or trust deed, fofa deduction fro:u
credits of debts due to bona fide reeidenti of
this state.
AMENDMENT NUMBER EIGHT.
AsaiMBXY ConstitdtionalAmbkdmkntNo, 31.
A resolution to propose to the people of tbe
■tateof I'allfornU an amendment to s.o<lou
■eviin i 7) of article nine (IXI of the constitu
tion of the state of California, by ißcreasing
the number of members constituting the mate
board of education, by addlnx thereto the
president snd prof jtsor of pedagogics of the
University of California.
Section 7. Tho Governor, the Superintend
ent of Public instruction, t be President of the
TJUlveisity of California, aud ih« Profeiuor of
Pedagogy therein, and tho principals of the
■tate normal sriiools, shall cou*t mte the State
Board of Educatt.iu, And shall < <<uiojl>,oroause
to be compiled, aim adopt, a libi n\ setim of
text-books for US ilui he com m-ni ■ebools
throughout Ihe #tsle. Tue grate lizard may
cause such tfJXVbudli. w;u.u adoptflci, to bd
printed aad pubMt bed by 'ho Rur,erlnt*ndeat
•f Btate Printiug, at ia« sUic ptinilng office,
and when so printed rind publlabed, to be dis
tributed and told at th* on,t price of printing
publishing and dUuibuiinp the same. The
text-books so adopted Mb n comnne in uee not
less thau four years; end -d d Board shall
perform such other dutiev as be • rerorlbed
by law. The lexlslatnre shall provide for A
board of education In each county In the slate. !
Tho connty superintended* aad the county
boards of education shall have control of the
examination of teachers and the granting of
leatheri,' certificates within their retpeotive
jurisdictions.
AMENDMENT NUMBER NINE.
laXlTl CO?Tf TITUTIONAL AMKNDMKNT NO. 20
An Art to«-ubmll to the people of tlte state of
California an uniondment t'i Section Tweoly
threo of Article Four ol iho Constitution of
the state of California.
Section 23, Iho members of the legislature
er.a'l receive, in full payment for their cervices,
the sum ot one tnou«and ($1000) dollars, and
ml If age not to exceed tort cents per mile, and I
for expenses nor. to exceed t .vcuty
live do'laid. ior each se -niou, to n • pnid out of
tno public treasury. l*o Inoreaee in compensa- .
tlon or mlteaite shall lake efl'eci dnnug the
t'um for which the of either house
Fhallhave bona elected, and the pnyof noat
tnche shall Le increaiicd after he is elected or
appointed.
NOW THKREFOEB, Pursuant to the provis
ions of the OiHutUutlon, and an act of the leg
iilatiro eutltled "An act to provide 'or the .
submission of proposed amendments to trie
constitution of tho t>tate of Califo nU to the
qu.-illP 1 '! electors for their approval," approved
March 7,' A. D. 1883, viz.:
"Section 1. Whenever the legislature ,
shall propose any nmendmoat or amend
ments to tho constitution of this state,
which am* udmt*iu or amendments shail
bavobecn pissed In tbe rr.suner and form re
quired by section one of artie'e eighteen of tbe
constitution, and no other mode in provided ov
law for the submission of such amendment or
amendments to the people for their appioval,
It shall be th (duly of the governor to ndvertise
such pr-tposed dtnendrcent or amr*rdments in
at least four newspapers of general circulation
In this state, for three months next preceding
the next gonerai election. One of ssid news
papers must be published a*, the city of Hacra
menlo, and two at the city ol Sin'Franeisco; :
and in issuing his proclamation for an election
al which auy amendment or amendment!* to
the constitution are to be voted upon, hn shall
Include such amendment or amendments
therein, and h* shall designate tttem by num
ber?, in the older in which they have been pro- ,
rjosHd."
The bald amendments are submitted to be
separately voted upon by ballot by the qualified ,
electors of thebetate, on
today, November 6!h, i D. 1394.
Bach ballot used at such election must con
tain, printed thereon, the words:
Asiembly Constitutional Amendment I Yes.
Number Bight. (~KoT
Senate Constitutional Anendment I Yes.
Number Fourteen. ("NoT
Assembly Constitutional Amendment ) Ye..
Number Seven. i"No."
Assembly Constitutional Amendmont | Y.s.
Number Twelve. I~rToT
Benato Constitutional Amendment I Yes.
Number seventeen. / 1 No '
Senate Constitutional Amendment t Yes.
Number Seven. t^jNoT
Senate Constitutional Amendment Nnta- \ Yes.
bor Sixteen. ("SoT
Assmbly Cotislltutional Amendaient I Yea
Num er Thirty-one, I~Ko7*
Senate Constitutional Amendment Nnm- j Yes.
bor Twenty. )~No7
Witness my hand and the great seal of th.
state, affixed at Sacramento, th, day md yeal
flratabove written,
sna L.] H. H. MARKHAU,
Governor.
Attest: B. O. WAITS,
8-5 3m Secretaty of Btate.
Los Angeles Terminal R'y
Los Angeles depots: Bsst end First St. and
Downny aTe. prldgea
Leave Los Att,elei lor L,e»ve Pasndena ler
Pusudena. LosAngclts.
* (1:86 ».m * 7 |1S a.m
t 7 :10 a.m « BtO.I ».ln
* 8:00a.m • 0:05 a.m
* 0 00 a.m *10 : :15 a.m
" 'o:Jti a.m "12:30 f.tn
•12;'25 p.m * 1-45 p.m
» 1:40p.m * 3:c5 p.m
* 3:00 p,tn • 4:05 p.m
* 4:00 p.m * 8:25 p,tn
* 5:20 p.m ■ ♦ 7:05 p.m
* 0:';o p.ir> • 8:05 p m
tll:3op.m 112:15a.ni
t 0:30 p.m 1 110:15 p.m
iiiiwir-y avenue !*-f.7imf lime 7 mtnutfs later.
Lenve Los Angelas fori Leave ATtaderTa Juno-
Altndena Junction. tion for Los Angeles.
* 9:00 a.m I -10:10 a.m
110:80 a.m | U2:oom
* 1:41) p.m * 2.10 p.m
* 4:00 r.m I » S:oQp.m
All trains start iro:n First st. teput. ~
Leave Los AUgetua lor Leave Q.ead'ale lor Los
Ulendale. Angeles.
t 0:40 a.m t ":26 s.m
1 8:20 s.m J 0:12 a.m
|1B:36 p.m J 1:30 p.m
' 5:20 p.m * 0:l«p.m
Leave Los Angeles Itast Ban I'edio
LonK Heach and East for
Run Fodto. Los Angelea
I 8:00 a.m t 7 25 s.m
* it 55 a m t 7:»0 n.m
* 1:05 p.m -12:20 a m
t Tills p.m * 3:40 p.m
I 0;00 p.m 1 7:00 p.m
fitttveeu 1' ta -an f*«dro and Long Beacb, lb
minutes
RTTBIO CANYON AND HCHO MOUNTAIN
Train'leave Los Angeles at 0 a.m., 1:40 «n4
4 p.m. daily, and 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 1:40 p.
m. and 4 p. m. Sundays.
Fine pavilion and hotel.
OATALTNA ISLAND.
Los Angeles Terminal trains connect at San
P-dro with ihe tin, steamer Falcon.
Leave. | First at. depot. Arrive.
0:&5 a.m fiiturlay
5:5 p.m Fstu dsy
H'ooa,mi Sunday 8:00p.m
1:05 p.ijfl Monday 12:25 p.m
l :0."» p m Tuesday 12:25 p.m
1:0* p.inj Wednesday 12:25 p.m
1:05 p.mi Thur-day 12:25 p.m
1 :o.~i t.hi Frwtnv 12:2-1 t>.m
-Dally. fDally except Suudays. IBuudays
only.
Stages meet the 3 a. m. and 12:25 p. m. trains
at Pasadena for Ml. Wi'.ion on uen- trail.
Passenger, leaving Los Angeles ou the 8 a.
m. train forMt. Wilson can return aame day.
Special rates to excursion anl picnic partlea
Depots east cud of First st. ana Downey are.
bridges.
City tlcxet office at A. B. Oreenwald's cigar
* tore, corner Flrit end Spring sts.
Ueneral offlnes: First st, depot.
T. B. BIJKNKTT, tteuerel Manager.
W. WINCOP, Oeu. Paseenger Ag't.
Mount Lowe R'y.
FORTISIK TABLE 3«B LOS ANOELBB TERM
IN AL RAILWAY CO. 6 25 tf
CompagQio Gcneralo Transit!antique
FRItN'CH LiNE TO HAVRE.
CIOMPANY'S PIKR (NliW) NO. 42 NORTH
> River, loot of Morten st., Now York.
Travelers by this li.c avoid both travel by
English railway and the discomfort of cross
ing the channel in asraali boat.
La i hampagne, Aniust 18.
L» Navarre, Augmt 25.
La Touralne, September 1.
Lft Bretsgne, feutomber 8.
La Botirgosnt 1 , September 18.
La Champagne, ►eptember 22.
Mew York io Aiexautfrl.i, Egypt, via Paris,
llrsi-class $HiO, >Bl3ti.
Kor ficight ol passage apply to
A. *OR(iET, Agent.
No. 3 Bowling Qrcen, New York,
J !'. FUGA/41 it CO., sgonts, 5 Mouigomery
■ye , Htn Ffsnclioo. Branch ortlc?, 11 Mont
,:'im'/1 ■ Tlrketg for sale by all railroad and
.team lllii ofllc
Eecloi.do Railway
\\ IB i . >' i 5. A. M„ Kill DAY, Aug
ust 3, 18'J4.
I os An ■ ■ 1 ot 00/ner Grand avenue and
Jeitpr«ou - t. r «lf« ttraud avenue cable
or Mai ii 'if i an ' Agricultural Park hor*e cars.
Train it w \'»i Trains lositt
Lps Aug' us Krdondo
for Redendc. for LoS Augebs.
l» or> a. re. dai'V ?-.;to s. nt. daily
1 35 p. m. laity 10:30sj, m. daily
h -3Qp, m« daily 4;tOp. ra. daily
*8:0. r » a. in. •v:45 a. ra.
•6:28 v- lU * *A:00 p m.
|10:4O a. m. ,9i I 2Q a, m.
■ "Saturdays end Sundays only,
tsundayeoniy.
For rales on freight and passengers apnly at
room 432 Bradbury bulldinv, corner Third and
Broadway ( Phone 13o4), or at depot, eoraer
(.•ran I avenue and Jefferson st. ('Phone 713).
i D. McFARLAJJD. President.
\ J. W. SUTION, Superinteudent,
Southern Pacific Company
IMPORTANT CHANGE Of TIME,
AUGUST I, 1304.
Trains !*ave and are <iv i to nrrve nt
l.Od ANGBLBS (AKCADE DtIPOT ,
Fifth street dally asfollow*:
LeHVelor I/KHTIWaTIOS. j AlnTf.
-::o(ip.ni San 'ran & gacram't j 7:3oain
7:46 aim Sill Fran 6c fiacram'(o| 1:48 p.m
!!:*«» p.mlO<d«a * Ravi, 2d c ear. 7:30 a.m
7:15 p raOgden ,v Bast, Ist ci«*6 | I:4i p.m
7:45 p.m Port'and, Oro. ... 7:30 it.m
H'..'lOa.m'... El Paso and Kns'...i 7:00 p.m
K:3o».ral . Denting and Bast. .. I 7:00 o.m
8 :30 H.mj Bannill i , I 7:00 p.m
Ucdlends 1 f>l):«l ».m
8:30 a.m l Bedianss »lo:10a.m
10:30a.«B Rertlauds p.m
4:3<>p.m Red lauds 7:01 p.m
L'ollon H):il am
H:3f)a.ra ?..toltoa j*10:loa m
10:3na.ra Coiton i 4:58 p.m
4:30p.m C'olton 7: Op.ru
Riverside s»:2le.m
R3o«.m Hlvvrslde AlO 10 s.m
10:30 s.m; BWerlde I 4:58 p.m
4 30 p.m Riverside 7.00 p.m..
.. Ban IVrusrdino I t^o:'i;a.m
8:30 s.rn ; ... San lle-naidlno i 10:10 a.m
10:30a.m San Bernardino.... I 4:sSp.m
4:30 pm' tan BeroaMlno j 7:00 pm
Cklno 48:50 s.m
S:3oa.m chiuo *B:2lam
*:30 p.m Uhhio |,l0:l0a.m
As:lspm Chlno i 4:3Bpim
8:15 o.m Monrovii 7 55 A.m
Monrovia UlOiVOa.m
a:' :40 p.m Monrov a
fl 15 pm Monrovia i 4:45 p.m
7:30 a.m Uaata DsrVara 1:18 p.m
•J O iv.m Santa Birbira I 8:45 p.m
10:52 a.iniSftnta Ana & Anaheim! 9:oHa.m
s:lop.m.Sauta Ana J: Anaheim a 4 :04 p.m
■i :52 p.m ! Tustin 8:43 am
*o:<n«.m Whittier B:43am
4:52 o.m Bulltler al :45 p.m
sH:3oa.m Bnn Pedro >7:15 p.m
long Beech I s7: 5 p.m
9:25 a.m Long B'ch 4 gnu p«rirn| B:lsam
1 >:50p.m Bun P»dro& Long B'ch I 11-54 a.m
5:00 p.in Long B'ch & Fan Pedro 4:15 p.m
sO:'JO«.m Santa Monica
9:3 on.re .. .Saula Idonioa 8:00s.m
10 30 a.m Santa Meutoa 8:55 a m
f-I'OOp.m Santa Monica 12:12p.m
l:10p.m Sanla Monica 4:.'spm
Santa Monlra 54:55 p.m
■Vop.m ....Banla Monioa... *5:28p.m
s5 45 p.m Bnnta Monica 15:35 p.m
0:25 p.m Santa Monica s«:t'Jp.ra
.. Santa Monica 57:20 p.ra
10:30 a.m.. ..soldiers' Homo I 8:55 a.m
5:25 p.m Soldiers' Home j 4:25 p.m
!>:'loa.ra ( Port lot Antciet.) 12:12 p.m.
10:305.m \ and S 4:25p.ra
l:10p.m (Kor.h Besoli Stst'nJ i s6:l2pm
s8:I0am f Chatsworth ParVl As:3op.m
! Trains slart from ',
1 River station (San f
I Korn«ndo st.) only J [
slundays only. ASundays ezceptetl. nßat
uidays only.
CATALINA I LAND.
Pou'.bern Pacific company's trains connect
at San Pedro with Wilmington Transportation
Company's n nest center*.
Leave. Arcade depot, Arrive.
8:30 a.m Sunday 7:15 p.m
5:00p.m Sunday Il:ft4a.ra
l'::sop.m Monday 11:64, a.m
12:50 p.m Tuesday 11:54 a m
12:50p.m Wednesday 11:54 a.m
12.50 p.m Thnmday I 11:54 am
12:50 p.m Friday 11:54 a.in
0:25 a.m Situnlay 1 11:54 s.m
5:00 pm Saturday | ""i-
All of the seaside and local interior iratas
slop at the new station, oor. of First and Ala
meda streets.
Tne trains arriving Irene Santa Monica at S
am. end 5:27 p,m stop only at The Palms and
University, between Sum Monica and Areeds
depot.
Local and threugh lickete so d, baggage
ohecited, Pullman slesping car reservation!
made and goneral information given upoa ap
plication to J. M. DRAW LEY. Assistant Pas
■enger Agent, 141 8. Spring at., oor. decond.
CHAKLBe SttYLKR, agent at depots.
RICHARD GREY, aeVral Traffic Manager.
T. H. GOODMAN, a.ml rail. Agent
SOUXOKRN CALIFORNIA X AIL WAY
(Santa Fe Route)
IN BFFKOT AUGUST 0, 1894.
Trains leave and er.> due te arrive at Los An
geles [La Grande station), Fust street and Santa
Fe avenue.
Leave for | LOS ANOILEB I Arr. from
0:S0 p ml Limited Overland Bx. | I:3opm
2:30 p ml.Ban Diego Coast Line . 1:15 pm
|7:ooamh f o:soam
0f O ami . San Bcrnnrrtiso, ..I I |1:00 p m
4:00 pm | ....via Pasadena.... 1 I 1:30 p m
o:3opm J t B:3opm
f7:00 am i Riverside e\ |l:00pm
0:00 a rr. [ . .via J 1:30 o m
>.. San Bernsrdlno .. t: 030 "pm
tl 1:00 am I . Riverside and Baa, | 10:15 am
4:2snin ( .B'rtlno, via Orange. | (4:40 pm
|7:oosm i Hedlands, Highlands i 9:50 am
0:00 ani > ..and Mentone,via.. <■ |l: rt opm
4.00pm ' ... ..Pasadena (I H:3opm
(Reliamls 4 Mcntonc) | 10:15 am
tll:00s,m < vie > f4:4op.m
(Orange is Riverside)
900 a.m ( ) f':3s am
l:3op.roi I Aznsa B:soa.in
4:00 p.m'J and I 0:50 a.m
♦ s:Bop.mh ...Intermediate ... f fl:aOp.m
10:10 p.m. .etatlsnß 4:10 p.ra
f7:05 p.m I J 0180 p.m
,7!00a.m Pasadena f7:35a.m
9:00 a m Pasadena 8 50 a m
1:30 p.m Pasaduna 0.50 a.m
4:00p.m Pasadena |l:00p.m
|s:Sop.m ....... Pasadena 1:30p.m
ISilOp.m Paiadeaa 4:10p.m
t7:05p.ml Pessdena 6:30 p.m
030 p. m J Pasadena
7:%> a m Santa Ana 10:15 a.m
2:30p.m BantaAna 1 :15 p.m
4:25p.m BantaAna 7:00p.m
J 9:00 a.m Santa Monica B:29a.ra
10:00a.m SantaMonioa 3:50p.m
1:35p.m Santa .Monica 0:00 p.m
5 15 p.m Banta Monica
J 9:00 a.m Redondo 8:29 am
10-.00a.m Redondo 3:50p.m
1:35 p.m Redondo t 4.1 ip.m
5:15p.m Redondo 0:00p.m
| 9:00 a. n -lea Jacinto v Pasadena! l:00p.m
f1l:00s.m San Jacinto via Orange
I 9:00 a.iv Temecula via PaKsdena f 1:00p.m
tll 'OOu.m I'emecula via Oranee|
t BiSOl'.m r.»nondino v Cesst I.'mi l:lsnm
fDally ezeept Sunday. JSunday only. All
other trains dally.
Trains via Pasadena line arrive at Downey
avenue Elation 7 minutes earlier ana leave 7
minutes later. Palaoe veatibuled slesping
cars, and upholstered tourist cars, and (tee ro
clluini otaalr oars through to KaniasClty and
Chicago dally.
Pereoually conducted excursions to Boston
every Wednesday. For rates, sleeping car res
ervations, etc., call on or address
B. W. MdOEB,
City passenger and ticket egent, 129 north
Spring street, and La Grande station.
H. 0. THOMPSON,
Oen. Pasa Agent, Loa Angeles.
jpAOIPIO COAST SI'ICAXMSuiI? CO.
Goodal!, Perkins £ Co., General Agents, Ssn
Francisco.
Northern routes embrace lino) for Portland,
Or., Victoria, B. C, and Fuget sound, Alaska,
and all coast points.
SOUTHERN ROUTES.
TIMB TABLK FOR AUGUST, 1894.
LEAVE RAN PRANCieCO:
For- I
Port Harford ig.S. Mexico, Ang. 4, 13, 22,
Sanla Barbara j 31, dept. 9.
Redondo —
Port Loi Angeles.'B.B. Ssnta Koia, Aug. 0, 18
Newport I ; 27, Sopt. 5.
Pan Dleso. 1
For— )«.9, Corona. Aug. 8, 11, 20.
East San Pedro.... 29, fcpt. 7.
Ban Pedro aud S.S. Eureka, Aug. 7, 16,25
way ports ' Sept. 3.
I.BAVH rGRT I.OS A.s *. X i.!' s AMD ainoNDO.
For— I SB Sama Koas, Aug. 2, 11,
I SO, 29, Bept. 7.
Ssn Diego S.S. Mexico, Aug. 6, 15, 24,
I set t. 2.
For— li.S. Santa Roaa, Aug. 4, 13,
San Francisco. 22, 31. Sept. 9,
PortHsrford S.B.Mexico, Aug. 8, 17,28,
Ssnta Barbara ... I Sept. 4,
LEAVE SAN rKORO AND EAST SAN PEDRO.
~fo7—~~ 18.8. Bnr«|a. Aug. i, 10, 18,
San Francisco and 28. S jpt. 6.
Wav ports 8 S. Corona, An?. 5, 14, 23,
js*nt. 1
Oars to eonneot with steamers via San Pedro
loave *, P. It. R. i Arcade d?po» at 5 p. m , and
Tormlnal R. R. depot at 5:15 p. m.
cam io connect via Redondo leave Banta Fe
depot at 10 a. m„ or from Redondo railway
depot at 9 a.m.
Cars to connect via Port Los Angelea leave 8.
P. It. R, depot at 1:10 p. m. lor steamers north
bound.
Flans of steamers' osblns at agent's office,
Where berths may be secured.
TbecompAny reserrei the rlsht to change
the steamer or their days of sailing.
jf3tr~r\>r passage or freight as above or for
tickets to and ftom all important points in
Europe, apply to
er w PARRISi Agent.
Office, No. 124 W. Second st., LOs Angeles,
LOW. S?.ifl "jjMjfijt Z f?- " taV ; aUmc , n l?;.
W. J. Tilhar. 817 W. Second street.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Day's Btislease on tha Mew Turk
btnck Kxcli»ng*«.
New York, Aug. 20.— The ehnre apccnlatlon
today was fairly uctlve. Dining tho morntng
trading wan Irregular, b -,t in tho afternoon the
tone was dec.dedly atroug and prloaa a; the
close wero at or near the heat of the day, and
f •:.' a c per cent up, aa compared with the finale
of laat Saturday.
The boud market was strong and active ell
dir.
li-ivernment bonds wero firm; stato bonds
quel.
MONEY QUOTATIONS,
Naw Yogk, Aug, 20.-Money on call, oaay,
at 1 per cent; last loan at 1 pur cent; closed
at 1 percent.
r.'lmo mercantile psper—3((ss per cent.
Stoning rixchauge—Weak, with actual busi
ness In bankers' bills at $4-B(l'.jrttl 86! 3 for
demand, end $4.8Ha4 Bs'< lor Oj days.
I'oetMl rates—»4.Be>.(git"«6J.;.
Commercial bU:e-t4.8i>4.a)4.84}4>
Silver certificate,—tidHi; I 'i
Ban Fhancibco. Aii<. 20.—3Ight drafts on
New V.irk, per $100, 12^0.
Htcr lne bills on London, b\nkers' 00 day
bills, $1.87.
LOS boa, Aug 20.-Consols, 101116.
Dank of England discount rate, 2 per cent.
stocks and a INDS.
New Yobs, Aug. 20,—The closing quotations
woic:
U.V. 8s reg llßViKashrllla Chatt.. 65
do coup 118".; Nat Cordage 21? i
do4srug IMPi do pld 34
do4s coup I's N". J. Central. ...113'l
do 2s reg : 00 Nor!. 4 Wstn pfd. 2!>yl
Paclnnflsot '05 slot N. Am-r. Co 4.%
Atchison *>'}± "or. Pac 4,'n
Adams Itx 147 do pfil IBM
Alton, Terro Hie. 0 C. P. D. A Gu11... BjJ
do pld 105 Nor bwestern 107-.
Am. ex 112 dopfd Ul'i
Baltc. 4 Ohio ... 74 N. Y. Central 101
Canada Pac S. Y. AN. Eng... 17'j
Canada Bouth'n.. BTJsOntario A Wstn.. 175s
Central Poo I3«tore. Imp 15
Cues. 4 Ohio 19 Ore. Nay 16
Chicago A Alton.l4o |ore. Short Line A
Burlington 77V1 D. Northern Si
Chicago Qaa 78s,;Psc. Mali 10
Con. Bas 123* Peoria, D. H E.... gK
C. O.C. 4 Bt. Louie 3»\! Pittsburg 14«' 4
Col. Coal A Iron.. !) Pullman Palace.. 100
Cotton Oil 60| a ' Beading.... 20V;
Del. Hudson 134>. Richmond Tar l»Ji
Del., Laokawana dopfd 22;*
A Western 165 B. (i. Western ... 10
D. A. Q. pfd 15 do pld 42
Distillers IIP s Rook Island OS
BeetTenn 11 St. Paul tH%
Brie llii dopfd ISO
dopfd 30 St Paul 4 Omaha. 58 3 6
Fort Wayne 150 dopfd 114
Ot. Northern pfd. 102 Southern Pac 21
Chioego 4 Bastrn Sugar 114
Illinois pfd.... 95 Term. Coal A Iron <9)i
Hocklug Valley.. 18% Texas Pac 10%
Illinois Cen 93 Toledo AO. C. pfd 72
St.Paul A Duluth 27 Union Pao 13V*;
Kan. A Tex. pfd.. »SJ4 0. 8. Ex 52
I.akoKrlcA West 17' i Wabash, Bt. Louis
do pld 00 A Puc 74
LakeSbore 133!j do pfd ,«LJ
Lead Trust 44'.J Wells-Farso 113
L. A N 54",; Western Union... 89U,
Lou. New Albany 8k Wheeling AL. E. 1I«
Manht. Coo 118 do p'd 4IH
Mem. A Charlstn 5 Minn A St. Louis. 4%
Mion.ceu Ueu. R. G 12
Mr. Pao 80J,, ilea. Electric 43?4
Mobile A 0hi0... 21 Linseed 17? i
"•Bid.
Boston, Aug. 20.—Following are closing
quotations:
AtehHon 6?i|Meilcan Cent.... 8K
Bell Telephone..2oo'. snu Diego 6
Burlington 77551
UININU SHARES.
Ban Francisco. Aug. 20.—The official closing
quotation, for inlaln; stocks today were as
lollowe:
Alia 19IHaleA Norcroea... .62
Bolcher 80 Moxlcan 1.10
Beat A 8c10h0r....1.20'M0n0 36
Bodle Con I.6o'Ophlr 2.05
Bulwer 23 Potosl 43
Chollar 26 Savage 38
Oon. Cal. AVa 4 10j?lerra Nevada 86
Crown Point 05 Union Con 69
Eureka Con 25 Utah 07
Gould A Curry 641 Yellow Jacket 43
Silver Bullion.
Bah Francisco, Aug. 20. -Silver bare,
per ounce.
ilexlcan dollara. 51'i@51?£i.
London, Aug. 20.— Silver bare, .925 fine,
2'J%<l par oz.
NKirVoaic, Aug. 20.—8»i iilyer, G3U;o per
ounce.
Mexican dollars, 51','c.
Bullion Gone Into the Bank of England.
London, Aug. 20.—The amount of gold gone
into the bank, ot JSng.and today on balanco
was, £80,000. ______
San Francisco Produce Market.
Bah Francisco. Aug. 18.— The receipt! ol
vegetables are still heavy.
Prices a:e generally weak.
Onions sola at an advance.
Potatoes are in demand.
Tomatoes are higher.
The demand la light for fresh fruits compared
with the supply. Prices low.
The butter market is steady.
J!<gß show a firmer tendency.
Cheese is uoohaugcd.
Prices are steady in the poultry market aad
business is dull.
San Francisco Grain Market.
Ban Francisco, Aug. 18—Flour: Net cash
prices for Family Cxiras, 93.40®3.330; Bak
ers' Rxtra, 93.30.<»3.40; Buperane. 92.50552.75.
Wheat—lmproving. No. 1 shipping, *i,n
870, with Bsjtfo as full figure lor something
good: milling, 05(<591.00.
Barley—The tendency of the market ii
easy. Feed is outy lv moderate demand'
Old brewing is in light request, the limited in
qulry coming wholly from itcil matters, who
will prob*r>is pay $1 for a suitable artlc c.
New brewing is still wanted for export
purposes, while Chevalier continues to receive
good attention. Feed, Fair to Good, 77'j'0KOe;
Choice, Brewing, 87!,§)90c; Ghev
ali<r, stand.rd. % 1.25rt»1.27V,.
Oats—Trade dull. Hoon there will be ship
ments from Washington and Oregon. Buyers
apparenty take these facts Into consideration,
as they do very little canvassing for offerings
justnov. Mew California Coast oats sell at
85c'*91. 10; Milling, iI.T7Wai.3ZKi Surprise.
91.25(01.30: Fancy Feed, 81.17!j*i.22V{; Hood
to Oholc, 91.05(41.12',,; Puor to Fair, OOcO
91.00; Black, nominal; Gray, f 1.05(91, 12 .
Chicago Grain Markets.
Chicago, Aug. 20.—Wheat closed with a gain
of ',c for September.
Corn closed lc higher per bushel.
Oats declined %c
Provisions gaisued higher all around.
The leading futures slosed aa follows:
Wheat No. 2
August s»;i
September 53 •(,
Docember — 58' +
May B3J a
Corn No. 2—
August 535j
September !fi
October SBaj!
May 52! d
Oats No. 2-
Auguit 30' i,
September 3uJ.,
October ..3iy,
May Jo
Cash quotations wore as follows:
Flour— steady. Winter patent, 92 304)2 80:
tr»ieht«, 92.3J®2.53; coring oatsnt, 91.10®
3.20; do. stralglits, 92.20 f1>2.27.
Wheat-No. 2 sprint;. Sl.' + jjjli.'+c; No. 3,
nominal; No. 2 red, !j54( K c.
Oots—No. 2, 30; No. 2 white, 83X934K1
No. 3 white, 82#8Hai.
Corn—No. 2, i*%oi No. 3 yellow, 53?ie.
Eye—No. 2, 47c.
Barley—No. 2, 550: Ho. 53c; Na 4,
nominal.
Flaxseed- No. 1.91.24.
Prime timothy seed—93.7o.
Mess pork—Per bbl., 913.50413.55.
l.ard—Per 100 lbs., $7.45@7.-t7! 2 .
Short ribs—Bides, loose, 93..'i1)(tf3.40.
shoulders—Dry »alte<l, ooxed, 98 50@ri.02'.,.
Bhort clear aides—Boxed, «7.55@7.t>3,
Whisky—Dlstliiors' finished goods, per gal.,
91 28
Sugar—Cut loaf, 95.81; granulated, 95.12;
standard A, 94 41).
On the produoe exchange today the battsr
market was Arm; CreAmery, 1498361 dairy,
12' ;rjtloc.
Kgss—Firm, li&He.
OTHF.rt UKAIN MARKETS.
SaX Francisco, Aug. 20.—Wheit: steady; De
cember, 90 90', D»'t ssller, 90.91' + ; slay,
Ifl.OfS'-i; Ba:>iem»er, 90.00.
Barley—lnactive; December, 87?4c May,
940.
C0rn—91.37!,.
Bsru-915.00 per ton.
Liverpool, Ang. 20.—Closo: Wheat steady:
demand fair; No. 2 winter, 4a sd; do. spring,
4s Sd.
Corn—New soring spot, Arm; demand poor;
futures, dull; demand fair; spot, 5s I'+d.
F our—Firm; demand fair; St. Louis winter,
5s Od.
Petroleum.
Nsw York, Aug. 20.—Petroleum—Steady.
Pennsylvania oil sales, uone; September option
sales none; closing, offered at 80' Lima oil
slaes, none.
California Fruit Sales.
Omcieo, Ang. 20.—The I*rl Frait ronipnn?
■old California trait here at suction today aa
follows t
Pears—Banlett, refrlg , $1.2091.40; Beurre,
$1.20; Seckle, half boxes,7sc.
Peaches-Early Crawford, «sc; Orugi
clings, BOc; Susqnchanna, 85c951.
Prunes-time-, 05e(iJ$l.20; (isrmen, $1,189
1.20; Silver, 00c.
P.nms—ggs, 9"c(({$1.0»; Kelsey Japan,
$1.05; Victoria, $2.
Gripes—Hal! crates, Tokay, $2 00fS}2 2»|
Fontalnbiettu, $2.
At New York: Bartlett pears, $1.40®1 Bo|
Seckle. $2.50.
Grapes— loxay, half cr, $2.1012.65; Muscat,
$1 25.
Prunes, $120(91.25; plums, $1.1091 OB;
Crawfora peaches, $1; Susquehanns, 90c
(TtrcAoo, Aug. 20.—Porter Bros, company
sold today at accLlou 12 cars California frail as
follows:
Pears-Bartlott.'f I.0091.SO: hair boxes,7sc
Peaches— Early Crawford, 70®O0c; Late do,
75rt»80c; dine, 75c.
Plums—P. D., 55c'iJ»1.00; Bradshaw, 759
90c; Washington, i'Oc; Quackenbush, $1.10;
Yellow Bgr, if 1.05; California. «5c
Granes-T.ikay, half crates. $2.6592.85: Muss
cat. $1.55181.75; Tram in i, 80c: Rose of Pc v,
$1 2o(<£1.0»; owoetwaier. $1.33.
i runes— Hunssrisn. 85t(i»$1.10; Oermsn,
$1.15; Silver, 80«3MU.05; llulgarlen, $1.15.
Nectarines, $1.25.
LOS ANGELES LOCAL MARKETS.
drain and Mill BtßtTs.
Barley—Per cental, ft.ls.
Corn—Per cental, $1.25,
Wheat-Pot cental, No. 1, 81.80; No. %
$1.20.
Ki.oi r—Local extra family, per bbl., 53.40;
nonhuru and eastern, $3.85.
Mll.l. Fern—Bran, per ton, $22: shone, $44;
mixed feed (com and barley), per owt., $1.23:
crackel corn, *1.30: feed meal, -,-1.35: rolled
barley, $1.20.
Hay—Per ion, berley 813 00S116 00: wheat
ii . ...... !.,..«>. oat, sM-l.otv.aMil.oo; alfalfa
loose. $11,50; baied, $12.50(gi13.00.
Hairy rrodnoto.
BcTTF.r.—Fanev California creamery, per roll
(2 les.j, 53(0)00.; fancy dalrv, (28 oa,
tquarcs), 47!».550c; choice, -to f047; 3 c.
Chbksb—Cutlfornla, half cream, per lb., 9e;
do full cream, 10' .':; Young America, HMo:
small (3 lb hand), 124 c; eestarn, lull cream, 16
fttlOc; domestic sw.ss, old, 17®18e; aew, 159
18c; impirtcd Swiss, 28®30c: Llmburger, do
mestic, 14'<915c; imported, ISC&2OC.
Provisions.
Hams—Rex, local smoked, per lb, 14e; Deft
aucc, ll',c: Boneless, 10c: Plculc, 9c.
Bacon—Rex, boneless breakfast, 14c! Def
ence, 11' ~c: other grades, 10 V*U'.*<•••
Dr.ikD "Beef—Sets, per lb., I4>c; Inside,
UWn.
liny SaltPjbk—Bellies, clear, per lb.,
short clear, 0!~c.
Pta Pork—Half bbl., $8.50.
Laud—Tierce*, ivory compound, per lb., 7Mo;
Rex, pure leaf, sr.,-.
Vegetables-
Beans— p.-r 100 lbs.,Lady Wasblnaton,B3.lo;
pink. $2,40«52.50; Lime, $1.00; email white
$3.25.
Bkets—Per 100 lbs., 35@56c.
Caiibage—Per 100 lbs., 50@75c
Carrots-Per 100 lbs., BOc
GucvMßßea—Pel box, 50c.
Gakf.n Corn—Per sack. 50a.
unions— Per 100 lbs., 05@75a
Tomatoes—Per box. 50c
Parsnips—Per 100 lbs., $1.
Potatoes—Per 1< O lbs.. Gsc®Boa
Tt- RNirs—Per 100 lb!., 75a
Poultry and JEgge.
Poultry—Per doz., hens, $3.5094.00; pld
roosters, (f3.00; youug roosters, $3.0093.5P;
broilers, $2.00(92.50; turkeys, per lb., 9»10c;
ducks, per dot., $3.0054.00; geese, per need;
75c
Suns—California ranch, 24(J25c pcs pcs:
osstern, 20@21c per doz. mWtM
Dried Frnlt.
Apples—Bun dried, sacks, per lb., 8-19 c;
boxes per lb., 10@llc; evaporated, fancy,
12(d) 13c.
AI HlCllTß—Fancy, per lb., OOlOoj obolee.
6@7c.
Hi;aches —Fancy, unpeeled, peeled,
129180,
prune,—Choice, boxes,per 1b.,8910c; aacksi
6@7c; lancy, 9©lo.
Nuts.
A i.monds —Paper Bhell, per lb.. 139140 loft
shell, ll>a)12c; haid shell, 899 c.
Peanuts—California, raw, per lb.. 5980:
roasted, 7i-c; eastern, raw, 6®7ci routed 8
@9c.
Haney end Bseewex.
Honey—Comb,per lb., 10i512!,,c; extracted
6®6c.
Beeswax—Per lb., 21@250.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Monday. Aug. 80.
Nettie Corn well et con to Lars Crick—Lot 87,
sub Ro ex-UU de San Fernando: 9100.
11 T Yocum et con to J S Hodge—S) acrs Linda
Vista tn; grant.
I Ulpiae Borings I. A VF co to Mis 8 A Ferris—
i:' ~o! Nl'+of NE!+sec 12 T 5 N B 11 W|
94*.! 00.
S X Henderson to M C Snyder—NJ, of NH of
SW 1 .sec 4 S 1 N X 13 W; 810.
Geo F Kernaghan to B H iinst—Lot 34, Mills
ft, Pasadena;- *200.
X D uartlett et ux to Lillian Sturge—Lot 65,
Dr Conger trt, Pasadena; 310.
0 D Christy et ux to T W Morrison—Lot 15
Mk 2, Talmage, Qoot A Bnrnham trt, Pasadena;
95.
C S Taylor to Jas F Sullivan—Lot 81 Wilhardt
trt; ¥5.
Alpine Spgs L A W Co to B 0 Chapln—HVS of
13 T 5 N R 11 W: 91200.
A J Snyder to L X Matthews—Agreement te
convey lot 4 hit D, Phiilipa add Pomona;
953t>8.75 J
A R rt; ed to Mary A Reed—N 5 aores of 8 88
acress lot 20, Loop A Messcrve tract; gift.
John Casey et al to Mlrlon C Gotten—ll,B7
acres in Sec 36, T 1 N, R 10 W; 81.
1 W Kelt et ux to M E iieunett—ss.6S aaroi
iuSE ' i Sec 14, r 1 S, R 12 W; $10.
Roseoale Cum Assn to Mrs A Duttln- N H lot
127, bik I, Rosedale Gem ; 9175.
1. J Laugworth at con to Thos Oraham—Lot 7,
blk 1, Pochard tract; 91200.
J J Moore to San Gabriel Valley Rapid Tran
sit Co—Lot 11 blk A, Marengo traot: S3O.
j it Hollenbeek with August Bohasidt—Alt M
to patty wall.
Simuel Btvohm et ux to Carolina Sehulao—
lot 48, O J Malrs tract; 910.
CMc B Nichols to Jno N Orbanus—Lots 2 and
3 blk 54, Claremont; $300.
Pomona College to same—Lota 17, 18 and 19
blk 54, Claremont; 9^oo.
1 Mendibles et ux to Vlcontt) Figuoroa—l4l
acres in Ro San Rafael: 9100.
Geo S Van Bvery to O B Taylor—Lota 83 and
48, Parcels sub John M Thomas no; 81000.
J i'o'Harra et ux to M A Weber—lij, lot 13,
blk 1, Beatidry trt; $0750
Steams Ro Co to Jos lnman—W HofNI Xof
sec 20, Tl3 9, Rll W; 910.
Jos lnman et ux to J 8 flaker—Land as last
above; 910.
Jas-Mni kel to Harriet Reeve—Lot 14, blk 0,
Slassell's snb blk SO, H B: 91250.
F L Lee et ux to Dolly Swift—Lot 11, blk C,
Bel Ussier trt; 9300
B F Maxson to M R Williams—Lota 3 and 6,
blk 1). Maxson'ssuh McLaia citato: 94090.
S Magee et ux to Mrs S A Dickinson ot al—
Loi t>, blk 1, Oity Center trt; 910.
Geo M Washbuni'to Mrs P Hillts—Lota 1, 8
and 3, Piedmont Heights; 9308.
N P Campbell to Mrs I A I Uvea—Lot 56, Bal
lesteros Vineyard; grant.
A met » A Hittmnn to F R Piltman—Lands la
Ro LaCienega: 850.
Cline, Bhetiir to Q A OUmore—Lots, 4 nods,
Consuelo'Aßrode:ick, sub Cells Vineyard tact j
95413.46.
University Bank to LT Garnsey eta 1—705.6
acres Maelay R 917,750.
H L Macneil etal to same— Lands In Maclsy
Ro ex-Mlss'.on de San Fernando; 917503.
Barbara Slanberry to Wm Riley—Lot 2. Blan
chard sub blk 5, Woolen Mill trad; 8400.
SDHKABT.
Deels 38
Nominal 14
Total 878,689,21
DeVAN & ROTLEDQE,
Grain and Stock Brokers,;
123). W.K«con4 st.. Bui-dlck Blk.
Telephone 157.
We receive a on t: n uoasly over speolal win to
oor office the Chicago grain and provision
markets, New York stock markets. San Fran.
Cisco grain markets. Orders execatod instantly,
affording speculators tho bast of opportunities.
Margin accounts on heat terms to be had. Our
book oi stat.stica mailed on application.
Notice.
rITRTJS WATER COMPANY, 1.08 ANGE-
Ies, cal.—There Is delinquent upon the fol
lowing described stock, on account of assess
ments levied on tho 26th day of May, IS**, the
several amounts set opposite tho names of ths
respective shareholders, as follows:
Name. No. Cert. Shares. Amount.
B. B. Harney 55 1! * 800
John Deff 54 12 36 00
K. C Dyer 50 2822. 847 00
\nd iv fleeordatiee with law and the orders
of ihe board oi directors, made ou the 2d day
of July, the l»th day of July, the let day of
August, and ihe Oth day ot Auguat, 1894, so
maiiy snares of each parcel of such stock as
mibe nccessarv will Be sold, at No. 105 South
Broadway, in tile city of Los Angeles, county
of Los Angeles, State of California (the same
being ihe principal place of business and office
of said company!, on the Ist day of September,
1884. at 3 o'clock p.»:. of such day, to pay de
linquent (hereon, together wits,
costs oi advertising and expenses of ths Mis,
PEYTON L. RANDOLPH, SecTy,
8-15 lot 105 S. Broadway, Los Angelea, OsL
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