The herald. [microfilm reel], June 11, 1895, Page 5, Image 5

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IN REWARD OF MERIT
The Board of Education Re elects Its
g Employes
ftae Superintendent of Buildings and Janitors
and His Assistants Will Be
Retained
The board of education i:i the regular
monthly session I art night received the
following report from Superintendent P.
W. Search: Number of boys enrolled dur
ing May. .'110: number of girls enrolled,
0481, MagalnstWJWpUpllS enrolled during
May of last year. The average daily at
tendance during the month was 8578 pu
pils, as against 8292 pupils enrolled dally
in May of last year. Miirtv-ninc pupils
were entered in May, of which number
twenty were boys and nineteen were girls.
Bills "to the amount of 508.97 were or
dered paid.
Tho names Of pupils to be publicly
graduated tomorrow evening wero read.
The report of the informal committees
Upon the Various school as ordered
submitted to the council, Was made to
the committee of the whole board of ed
ucation Director Pulton moved to amend
by Ignoring the recommendation made
in the matter of the site at Custer and
Temple streets* Mr. Fulton said that an
equally good piece ol property In tho
lame neighborhood could be secured at a
Saving of something like $1500, and be
thought tins oiler, informally made,
ought to be Inquired into. Directors
Pitman and Garland thought the tune
for objection to the several sites hail
passed, as the council had yesterday ar t
ed upon the board's recommendations as
a whole. Fulton's amendment was lost.
Under tbe head of new business. Direc
tor Fulton, amid an expectant silence,
moved that the board elect a superintend*
•nt of buildings and janitors For the en
suing year, lie named for tbe position
C. H. Axtel, tho Incumbent. Director
Pitman seconded the nomination, and
there being no other nominaitoii, Axtel
was declared tho unanimous choice of tho
board.
As deputy superintendent of buildings
and janitors Director SfmontOU named
c. A. Charlton, who is Mr. Axtel's dep
uty at the present tin c, and he too bad
no opposition. The salary of the super
intendent is $110 and that of his assistant
$mi a month.
The hoard at this point got into a ter
rible parliamentary tangle, the result of
the two eleo one above, over half an hour
was consumed in the two elections, each
candidate being elected lirst by acclama
tion, then by roll call, then by ballot and
lastly by an aye and nay vote.
When the board adjourned, it was to
Thursday evening al o'clock.
FEDERAL COURTS
Appointment ol Commissioners for San Ber
nardino and The Needles
F. J. Bnslgn, was permitted to practice
in the I'nited States district Court yes
terday on motion of United States Die
tliot Attorney Denis ami presentation of
diploma from the supreme court of Cal
ifornia.
The I'nited States gland jury presented
nil indictment, yesterday against a per-
Si'ii whoso name Could not be given, as
he had not vet been arrested. Judge
Wellborn set the bund in the case at 12000
Judge Wellborn appointed Oeorjre B,
Cole a commissioner of tbe .Niited States
circuit court for San Iternardiuo, ami
Dr. James P. Booth was similarly com
missioned fof The Needles.
An order baa been made in the district
court allowing Blanton Duncan to appeal
liis libel suit against the Atchison. To
peka and Sunt a Fe Railroad company.
Which he lost here recently.to the United
States circuit court of appeals.
The suit of Charles A. Smith against
tlie f ounty of Sun Bernardino for $5600
for building a bridge under contract, was
dismissed in tbe CnUcd States circuit
court by consent, the county paving
plaintiff $1000.
STOCKHOLDERS MAY SUE
Judgment oi the Superior Court of San Ber
nardino Affirmed
Tlie supreme court lias affirmed flic
judgment Of the superior court nt" San
Bernardino in the case of Joseph Brown
agalns! Samuel Merrill et nl., which bad
been decided for plaintiff. The action
was against the Southern California Mo
tor road company on a promissory note,
and against the other defendants as
for their proportions of the
indebtidness. A several judgment was
given against Merrill tor $:w..:,f,, ok his
proportion, ami he appealed, claiming
that Joseph Brown could llOt have the
benefttfof the statute oi this state I mpoa«
Wig liabilities on stockholders for the cor
poration's debts, because he was a stock*
holder himself. The court saw no reason
why a creditor stockholder of a corpora
tion in California might not sue other
stockholders for theli pro rata of the
<i< bt. •
Citizens anil Would-Be Citizens
Michael 0, Kane, a native Ol Ireland,
was admitted to citizenship yesterday by
Judge Mckinley. John C. Hreiman, also
of Erin, was rejected because he had
not the needed lack of information res
posting American institutions. In de
partment five Kdward hta-hL a native of
Germany, was also told to call again.
Lmbczzled Two Signs
*'. Balndin, it watchmaker of I_!2 South
Main street, yesterday made complaint
against William Chillis, n painter, Alleg
ing that he had on the Bth instant em
bests!£d from him a couple of old signs
which Complainant considered tv he worth
about live dollars, Chillis is the man wl-u
lately obtained a little notoriety iv court
because, ho took away liis boy, the fog
horn newspaper boy," from the custody
of ins mother.
Catalina Esland Express
Via Santa Fe, leaves La Grande station
every day except Sunday at 1 o'clock,
connecting with thu steamer Catalina.
Particulars at Santa Fe Office. 129 North
Spring street.
PUSS, Down and Whiskers
Removed from ladies faces by Klectro
»ysis or by our now method Without the
xise of depilatories. Hair roots shown In
evidence. Eyebrows and scalp hair-lines
sheped. Face massage Toe, manicuring
lino, hairdressiiig 50c. Imperial Hair Da-
Bmu, 2-2',-'22ij West Second street. Tele
phone 1156,
Musical Festival
Friday. June 14th, Pasadena chorus,
one hundred voices, <). Stewart Tavlor,
conductor, will render Tho Redemption;
Simpson's tabernacle. Superb orchestra;
eminent Soloists; great pipe organ. Re
served "seats, 500, 75c and 2flo, now on
Kale at Harriett's, 103 North Spring street.
For Bale. -Millinery Store in best loca
tion in town: must he Sold at once to
close an estate; r.t a bargain. Knquire at
Haker, Gerdta & Co., wholesale millinery,
817 South Main street.
The great .laltray bankrupt stock of dry
fOOOS on sule today nt J. M. Hale GOBI*
puny, 107 and 109 North Spring street.
Overland Route via the Northern Pacific
Railroad
After a winter spent in Southern California
nothing is more desirahh* for the tourist than
fo return east via the Shasta route and North*
era Pacific railroad. The Yellowstone Park
and Dining Car line. All trains vestibuled.
sourintcara elegantly upholstered. Scenery
Unsurpassed Vt eat her cool tind dclightfuf.
Bend <> cents in stamps for Illustrated hook,
"Sketches ln Wonderland, Por Information
Sommunlcate With John ' lark. 2*l' S. Spring
su., i.os Angeles, cr T. K. Btateler, 060*1 Agt.,
Wo Mark* I street, San r rsueUco.
WILL REACH HERE TOMORROW
Delegation of Enthusiastic l-'riends to Visit
B. Anthony and Annie Shaw
Susan 0. Anthony and Miss Shaw wil
arrive tomorrow at 1:41! Nt the Arcade de
pot. They will he met by a delegation
of ladies. Kxccpt for tho two hours' wait
at Bangui, many enthusiastic friends
and admirers would go that far lo moet
theso distinguished women. Miss An
thony will oo entertained by berold time
Mend and co-wnr!;er, Mrs." Caroline M.
Severance. Beside, speaking with Miss
Anthony Wednesday night, it is expected
that Miss Slihw. wlio is a regularly or
dained Methodist minister, will occupy
the pulpit of Simpson tabernacle next
Sunday.
The Divorce Mill
Mrs. C. Talt obtained a decree of di*
vocrc yesterday from J. Talt, who was
cruel to her. failed to supply her with
the necessaries of life and linally deserted
her.
Elisabeth Heidi, was granted a divoice
from W. 11. lleidt. the ex-policeman, by
Judge Clark, because he was cruel and
had failed to support her.
In the case of Mrs. A. K. Crash against
h, L. Crash for cruelty. Intemperance and
neglect to provide. Judge York granted a
continuance, for the purpose ot allowing
plaintiff further evidence.
CLASS DAY CELEBRATION
The Conquering Athletes Honored With
a Spread
A lianquet and a literary Feast That Will
tiecume Cherished Memories to the
liraduatinjr Students
Aftel the Held day at Athletic park the
mom hers of tho summer ol '06 pro
c,jeded to the high school to pattake of
tlie spread prepared ny tho young ladies
for the gallant athletes who had defended
the clasp colors lit the morning meet.
In one of tho Upper rooms uf the high
school tables were arranged for tho class
and members of the faculty. Ample
provision had heen made for the hearty
appetites of the athletes by providing an
abundance of all kinus of edibles. The j
lunch was dispatched with much good
spirit and jovialty, and dispensing with
toasts and other formalities the class
hastened to prepare for tho reception of
their friends at the regular class day ex
ercises.
These were held in the auditorium. At
2 o'clock a gay throng had assembled,
and the programme commenced. The
lirst number was a selection by tho high
school orchestra, beautifully rendered and
appropriately received.
D. W, Packard, tbe class president, de
livered a salutatory in which he paid duo
tribute to the faculty and students, and
closed with a patriotic eulogy to the dear
high school alma mater.
The class song was rendered by the full
class In chorus It was a humorous
medley, comprising all the late popular
airs to which were arranged a scries of
"grinds" on tho other classes of tho
scliool. The song was decidedly tho
cleverest number on the programme*
Miss Sadabel Austin and Miss Maud
Gregory, who composed the song, de
serve the highest praise of their class and
those wno had the pleasure of listening
to their production.
The Class History was read by Miss
Sadabel Austin. It was written in the
style of the ancient chronicles, and con
tained a record of the principal events
occurring during the time the class has
been in the nigh school.
Howard D. Kbey, the class poet, read a
poem written for the occasion. It re- I
fleeted great credit upon its author and
the school to which he belongs. An |
original feature of tlio programme was j
the reading of tho class will, a legal doc '
ument prepared by ttie class wit, Kandell
H. Ludlow. The rich legacies bequeathed
to the succeeding classes by the retiring
seniors, consist ■ f many valuable noth
ings including the seniors' good reputa
tion for Study. This was heartily ap
plauded by the undergraduates.
(fjulte as unique in its conception was
the class prophecy. J. U Jilurn, dis
guised as an old soothsayer, told the for
tunes of his fellow-classmates,with many
kindly witticisms and personal grinds.
What with future sehoohnnrins aud poets
and various prodigies in bloomers, the
class of 'ito will certainly make its mark '
In the world, according to his think. In j
conclusion,, Sir. Blum unmasked and in a
fow appropriate words of serious import
commented on the future of his class.
The su.inner class of 'UO established a
precedent in presenting to the school a
framed collection of the photographs of
the members of the class. Principal K.
K. Cates responded to the presentation
speech by the class president and thanked
the cass lor the bfMtiful gift, expressing
0 hope that future classes would do like
wise.
While the orchestra gave another se
lection tho audience dispersed to the
yard to witness the ceremonies of plant
ing tho class tree. The class president
delivered a partlotlo speech, expressing a
sentiment which all aro glad to know ex
ists among the young men and women
of our public, schools, tn concluding the
dedicatory speech, Mr, Packard said:
"Classmates, before we take our reluc
tant leave from these.our favorite teach
ers and friends, let us give, witn uncov
ered beads, a salute to our glorious Stars
and Stripes, tho emblem of that noble
country from which we havo received our
education.
"11l tlie future let there be no desecra
tion of that mast which lloats our beloved
Stars and Stripes, hi honor let it wave,
not alone as the standard of a Free and
enllgi tened people, hi.t as a token of tlio
national pride of Americnas in our public
schools. Witli Hie class treo were buried
oy the class teacher, Miss Dunham, all
the records of delinquencies of the class,
ogether with ninny books which the
graduating students are glad to get put
away.''
At the conclusion of these ceremonies
tho class invited their friends to the spa
cious corridors of the building to enjoy
the festivities oT a social class hop.
Dancing was continued till a lato hour
and the retiring guest! Will long cherish
delightful memories of the class of '95.
Slavonian Society
The next meeting of the Slavonian
American Benevolent association, which
elected its officers on Sunday, will be
held Saturday. July 13th, at the hall of
the Italian Benevolent society, Buena
Vista street.
A float Magnificent Heirloom
Is health. No gem in tiara or coronet is so
precious. Per contra, a hereditary tendency
to disease often proves a fatal legacy, Bince the
most trifling causes may fertilize the latent
germs of ill health and render the fruitage
deadly. An inherent transmitted weakness of
the physical constitution is more effectually
opposed and counteracted by Hosteller's
Stomach Hitters than by any other safeguard,
Digestion and assimilation promoted, doe
biliary secretion, action of the kidneys and
boweU insured, are so many guarantee* of
permanent health,end these are tin- conse
quences, among others of like Importance, 01 a
resort to tlie Hitters. This medicine also pre
vents aud remedies malar lons complaints,
nervousness, chronic Insomnia, rheumatism
and neuralgia. Such warnings as loss of appe
tite and sleep, too, should not be disregarded.
The hitters will restore both without fail.
Down goes the price. People who want a
cheap machine can buy a new machine, oak
finish and attachments ior $1.0. We have just
received another car load 01 our famous $20
machines, which is the best machine on earth
No matter what price you pay, you can t buy a
better. Freight prepaid to all parts of South
ern California, White 8. M. ottiue, 235. South
Spring.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 11, IS!>5.
E. H. SPENCER'S SUICIDE
Coroner- Inquisition Decided It So
Yesterday
The Old Man Took Advantage of His Wife's
Absence, Closed lip His Room and
Traveled the (ias Route
ED, H. Spencer's mysterious death Si
84*3 South Urundway last Saturday was
Inquired into by Coroner Campbell yes
terday morning at Howry's undertaking
es t aid ish ment. The jury decided that
Spencer had committed suicide. The in
quest was brief but was well attended
and carefully conducted.
Tho suspicion rhot the old marl hud
been murdered, which has Honied about
the criminal department und tbe public
places generally, was present at tho III*
quisitiun and has not been thoiougly dis
pelled yet. Tho second supposition, of
accidental death, advanced by the moie
charitable, was promptly placed upon the
shelf. That left murder and suicide to
stalk about the jury room before tho
jurors,
Mrs. Ann Spencer, the widow, was
lirst called. She testified to having been
married to Spencer twelve years ago. he
being her second husband, and she oe.ng
his second wife. They both had children
by former marriages. she said their
married life ban always been pleasant.
She had Deen at Mrs. «.'harks Miles'
house, where her husband bad taken her
tbe evening before and where sho bad
spent tlie night and had not retur.ied to
her home at nil on Friday night. Hhe
was unnnle to account for her husband's
sudden death and scouted tne idea of sui
cide, though spoke of his being afflicted
with an appetite for morphine, She was
much moved while speaking of Spencer's
loving kindness to her and was weeping
before she lelt the room,
Her evidence was strongly given and
was corioborted by Mrs. Charles Miles,
with whom she stopped, and Charles I).
Newton, the foreman of the ranch. Mrs.
J, A, CronkhltO told of the Horrible dis
! OOVery made by bur and her servant, and
I Mrs. Miles detailed her having enter
i tamed Mrs. SpenCer all Friday night and
! Saturday. Hue was positive tan Spencer
; had not left the house all night.
The testimony of i'r. James A. Oronk
j hlte was most sensational. lie stated
I that bis bed room and Mrs. Spencer's
: were separated by an ordinary partition
Wall, though in separate wings, and thai
|at about 5 o'clock Saturday morning ho
had been awakened by some one moving
I about in the mom occupied by Mrs.
' Spencer, lie saw no one go iv nor otll
I lie thought he recognized Mrs. Spencer's
I step and presumed it was she in there,
' but was not positive. 11© thought the
I movements were not made by Spencer,
but he had frequently been awakened in
this way, and thought no more about it.
Detective Auble, who will Detect!vj
Hawley had examined into the matter,
related his discoveries. Witness testified
to important details and the jury, appa
rently satisfied with the evidence, re
turned a verdict that F. 11. Spencer had
come to his death ny suicide by asphyx
iation*
MEMORANDA
The most wonderful discovery of tbe ago.
Something to take the place of oil
paints. Old or young who have never
painted can learn to do the most exquis
ite work In a few hours. Call and see
these colors at Liclitenberger's art stores,
107 North Main Street,or 280 South Spring
street.
Dr. Rebecca Lee Horsey, Stimson block,
first, tloor. rooms 120. 180, Lil. Special at
tention given to obstetrical cases and all
diseases of women and children. Klectrie
ity scientilicall v used. Consultation
hours, I to 5. Tel. 1227,
Si Conrad 1, jeweler and watchmaker. 113
South Spring street, makes a Specialty of
lino watch and jewelry repairing and
diamond setting; an elegant line of opti
cal goods. A hue stock of watches and
jewelry always on bund.
Adams ilros., dentists, 2'l9?*J South
Spring street. Painless lilling and ex
tracting. Jlest sets of teeth from $(J to
$in. Hours, Bto Sundays, 10 to IU.
The sweet-toned Briggs pianos can bo
had at A. G. Gardner s piano house, its
Winston street, also the MatbUshek,
Swick and Apolo.
Best security at cut rates. Sewing
machines, In good working order, for
each. 128 South Main street.
Insure in the Phoenix Assurance Com*
pany, A. C. Oolsh, agent, 147 South
Broadway, Tel. 920.
Susan B, Anthony and Key. Anna
Shaw. Wednesday, 8 p. in. See amuse
ment column.
Stop nt the Atlanta Hotel, opposite
Hotel Arcadia, Santa Monica; new, neat
and clean.
F. It. Cunningham, dentist, removed
to Stimson block.corner Third and Spring,
Tel. 45.
Sharp A' Samson, funeral directors (in
dependent), 636 South Spring street. Tel.
1029.
The Advanced Davis sewing machino Is
the best. Oflice, 128 South Main street.
An elegant upright piano for sale at a
bargain. C» K. Hay, 127 S. Broadway.
]>r. A. /. Valla's ollice, New McDonald
block] residence, 2i\ Boyle avenue.
All kinds of sewing machines to rent;
128 South Main street.
Rodmi 12 a week and np. CJ. 8. Hotel.
Criminal Cases to He Tried
The following criminal cases have been
set for trial in department one of the
superior court: C. li. Cray and Will Har
ris, burglary, Juno 24; William Whitney,
misdemeanor, June 20; Jordan Wei lons,
assault, with a deadly weapon, June 21;
Fong Toug Lorn, grand larceny, June 22,
When Baby was sick. we her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, clung to <, astorta.
Waen she had Children, she g wo them Castoria*
i m ii cm i
9 HA DTI PV Tlie Hatter makes ®
■••) 1 l/APv ILC 1 old hats new. J§
& 264. SOUTH MAIN STREET. 1
NOTICB
VT OTICK OF TH h PILING OF THIS REPORT
Ll ol the eommill oners appointed ior the
opening and extending of Ash street between
Chaves street and Alhambra avenue. In com
pliance with 0 dinanoe No. 8093 (new series),
together with the plat o! the assessment dis
trict,
Notice is hereby given that a certified copy
of the report, assessment |isl and plal of the
connssiouers appointed to assess benefits and
damages, and to have general supervision of
the proposed wortt Of Opening and extending
of Aslt street between Chavez stieet and Al
hamhra a\enue, nag been Bled iv the ollice of
the underaigneo.
All sums levied aud assessed in said assess
ment list are due ami payable Immediately
The payment of said sums is to he made to nic
in my office within thirly days from the tirst
publication of this notice
All assessments not paid before the expira
tion oi said thirty days will ho declared to be
come delinquent, and thereafter ft per cent,
wlih the costs of advertising, will be added
thereto.
Dated at Los Angeles, this Slat day 01" May,
A. D. 1806. P. A. HOWARD, *
Street Superintendent,
ti W. Ve»it~-, Deputy. tj.y
108 ANGELES AUCTION H
502 SOUTH H AI.N ST.
ca«h Advanced on Consignments.
Auction Sales of FURNITURE Ever.,
Saturday from 10 a. m.
PROMPT RETCRNS TO CONSIGNORS.
NOTICE -All snips nt I.os Aneelei AaoUOl
Mr...so will a>pear in position and pag i a:
Lcrei 11 tv iter&ld.
LINES OF TRA VEL
LOS ANGELES TERMINAL B
IN EFFECT FED. is 1806.
Los Angelas depots: East end First utreet and
Downey-avenue brfdge:i.
Leave Loa A qgelei for [Leave Pasadena for
i'asadena. Los A DgelSS,
A 0:35 am ! A 7:15 aie
l a 7:9oam I a B;3q am
! a B 00am ' a 9:15 am
i a !t:ioam i a 10:26 am
a 10:30 am a 11.40 an
a 11 :35 am j a 12 :35 pm
\ l'J 30 pm a 1:46 pm
a 1140 pm J A 3 :"5 jnii
a 3:00 pm a 4:05 pm
a 4 :00 pm ; a 5:lo pea
a 5;25pm | A ti:o."> pm
a 0:20 pm ! A 7 ;U(» pm
Downey-avenue leaving I me 7 minutes later.
Leave'Xoi AngelS for j Leave Altadona June.
Altsdena Junction. ! lion for Los Angeles.
a 9:loam \ lOilO am
iI- 1 :40 pm ' 0 3:40 pm
! a 4:00 pm ! a 4 :55 pm
All trains start from First-stroet Hepot,
j Leave Los Angeles forlLeavetiTendaie lor Los
Glendale. Angeles.
I a 8:05 am a 8:57 am
j 12:86 pin a 1127 nm
a 5:27pm 1 0:15 pm
I Leave Lbs Angeles lorjLeGvo East san l'edro
Long Beach and Last- for
Kan Pedro Los Angeles.
a 0:05 pm 1 a 7 [OO nm
a 1:05 pm j \10:35 am
a D :40 pm I A 4:20 pm
Between Rest San Pedro and Long Beach io
minutes.
RUBIO CANYON AND ECHO tfOUN PAIN.
Trains leave Los Angeles daily ato;lOa.m.,
C I i4O p.m.. aud 4 p.m.
Fine pavilion and hotel. Grand scenery.
Tlie Wilmington Transportation steamers
connect for Aval.in at East San Pedro With
train leaving Los Angeles 1:05 p.m. daily ex
cept Sunday, returning at 1 i :35 a.m., excopt
Sunday.
a Daily. B Daily except Sundays, c Sun
days only.
singe-, meet the s a.m nnd 12 :30 p,m. trains
at Pasadena for Mt. Wilson on now trail.
Passengers leaving Los Angeles on the * a.m.
trnin for Ml. Wilson can return same day.
Special rates to excursions and plenio parties,
Depots east end Of First street and Downey
avenue bridges.
City ticket otlice, Qreenwald's cigar store,
corner St-eond and spring streets.
General offices. First-Street depot.
T. 15. BI'RNETT, General Manager.
\v. WIN CUP, aen. Passenger Agt
fit. Lowe Railway
FOR TIME TABLE SEE LOS ANGELES
TE RMIN A L RAILWAY.
OOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
TIME TABLE, JI NX 0, 1805.
AroadeDepot, Los Angeles.
Leave for DES'I IN'A'l'lON. Ar. from
2 :00 pm IS. Fran., Sacramento/ 7 !80 am
7:46 pm land East, viaOgdcn. t lAn pm
7:15 pm .... Portland. Or. I*4B pm
8:45 am El Paso and East ' 7:00 pm
7:45 am .) Riverside, f . 11:30 am
8:45 am .. Redlands, | .. 51:46 nm
52:55 pm .. ) San Bernardino i ..
4 tBO pm .. I and .. 4 :58 pm
.. J Colton. { 7:00 pm
7:45 am \ f B8:16 am
8:46 am | UMti am
b2;55 pm V Pomona \ 51:46 tun
4 :3o pm I and | 4:58 pm
85:46 pra J Ontario I. 7:oopm
s :46 am chino 88:10 am
4:30 Pin " , 9:30 am
56:45 pm " pm
0:00 am Monrovia 8:24 am
52:25 pm 11 ....... tl :38 pm
5:15 pm « 4 :20 pm
8 :1 o.ain .Santa Barbara 1:48 pm
2:oopm . .. " 10:10 pm
o:4oam i Santa Ana t S:4l nm
62:00 pm [ arid \ si :OJt pm
5:10 pm > Whittier t,... 4:29 pm
s:lopm ....»,,, Tustln 8:44 am
a 8:46 am San Pedro
o:ii am — \ Longßeaob t ... B:21 am
1 :00 pm and ?.... 11:57 am
5-03 pm > San Pedro (..., 4:2opm
AS :30 am Santa Monica , 7:40 am
a 0 :25 am " 8:81 am
0 :86 am 13:13 pm
Al0:30 am " A4ilo pin
ai iOO pmi : 4:50 pm
1:10 pm " A 5 :30 pm
a 1:50 pm " A6i4o pm
Bl 15 pm " j a 0:36 pm
0:25 pm
9 :3 > am Soldiers' Home 12:12 pm
0:25 pm — " 4 (60 pm
9:85 am Port. Los Angeles . 12:12 pm
a lo :30 am " 4:50 pm
1 :l(l pm— " ..... a 8 t4O pin
bB:80 am, Chatsworth Park 52:40 pm
Chatsworth Pari; Leave from and arrive at
River Station (Ban Fernando street) only,
ssundays excepted. ASundaya only.
SANTA CATALINA ISLAND.
Leave for ARCADE DEPOT. lAt. from
1 :oo pml. .Dallyexcept Sunday.. 11:57 am
B :45 am| ... Su inlays only I 7:15 pin
General Passenger Otlice, 220 8. Spring St.
pACIPIC COAST ST BAMBHIP co.
Good all, Perkins tt Co., general agents, San
Fr&nelseo.
Norlhern routes embrace lines for Portland,
Or., Victoria, B. c, nnd Pngci Sound, Alaska
and all coast points.
SOUTHERN ROUTES,
TIME TABLE FOR JUNE, 1899,
MSAVS SA9 PBANCMCO
For- j
Pori Harford S. S. Corona, June 8, IH,
Santa Barbara 24; July 2.
Redondo j
Port Los Angeles.. S, s. Santa Rosa, June 4,
Newport.... 1 12,20,28; July
San Diego |
For- S. X St. Paul, June 8, 14,
East Han Pedro ■ 22,00; July 8.
San Pedro and ways. s. Eureka, June 2, 10,
ports ; IS, 30j July 4.
I.KAVK POaT I.OS ANOKI.KS AMI HKI'ONhO
For— S. S. Santa Hosn, Juuo 0,
14, 22, 30; July 8.
Sao DlegO S. S. Corona. Juno 2, 10,
15, 20; July 4.
For [S. 8> Santa Rosa, June s,
Sau Francisco ; Hi, 24; July 2.
Port Harford IS. S. Corona, June 4,12,
BantS Barbara 20, 2S; July 0.
I.KAVK SAN PttORO AMI tfAST SAM PlhAO
|S. s. Burekfti .hme 5, 18,
1 san Francisco and 21, "JO: J lily 7.
Way Ports 8, S, St. Paul, June 1,0,
! 17. 25; July 3.
Cats in connect with steamers yin Bah Pedro,
leaves. P. R. R. . A reade depot; nt 5:00 p. m,
and Per mi pat R. R. depot at ft; 15 p. in.
cars io connect via Redondo leave Santa Fe
depot at 10:00 a. m., Or from Redondo railway
depot ai oiooa. Bl
ears to connect via Port Los Angeles leave
s. P. It. R. depot at 1;10 p. m. ior steamers
noi l li hound.
Plans of steamers' cabins at agent's oflice,
where borths may be secured.
The company reserves the right to change
the steamers or their days 01 sailing.
For passage or freight as above or for tickets
toand from nil important points in Europe,
apply lo VV. parbis. Agent.
Oflice, 123' j W, 'third st., Los Angeles.
Redondo Railway
DEPOT: Grand aye. and Jefferson si.
In effect 5 a. m. Thursday, May 30, 1595.
Leave LOs Angeles \ Leave Itcdondo for
tor Redondo, i Loa A ngeles.
8:10 a.m. Sunday only 0:45a.m Sunday only
;i |00 n.m. daily j 7 ::*0 a.m. daily
1 (86 p.m. daily 10 :45 a.m. daily
5:45 p.m. dally j 4 :30 p.m. dsily
7:00 p,m. Sunday only:-
For passenger and freight rntes apply at
depot, corner I irand avenue and Jefferson
Street, 'i'hone, West 1.
L. T. GARNBEY, President.
J. N. SUTTON, Superintendent
|^|^^^
For sale or Exchange!
A Magnificent Hotel Property near San Francisco
Including Cottages, Permanent Artesian Water Supply, Completely Furnished, Lighted by
Electricity, Complete in Every Respect.
Owing to departure of the owner, ihis majtfHffcent property is offered tor sale at a bargain, or will be exchanged
for good property in Southern California that will bear investigation. The property is without incumbrance, and
will bear the closest investigation. Submit proposals to or apply to
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
121 South Broadway, Los Angeles. 638 Market St., San Francisco.
t'lcnse aendthi:: 1n somcori^
OU BEND HE THEIR NAMES.
LINES OF TRAVEL
SOUTHERN
CALIFORNIA
Jl|§k RAILWAY
AY 1 rains leave ami arrive at
La Grande Bta ti ou
V*• v 1 rains via Pasadena nr
r > Vl> Downey-ave, station
" mln. earlier west-bound
nnd leave 7 mln. latureast-
CHICAGO LIMIT Kit"
Throngb to Denver, Kansas city, Chicago, st.
Lunis and Last.
Leaves ~i;00 p-.n. Arrives 9:o0 am.
OVURLARD KXPRBS&
Through to Denver, Kansas City, Chicago, SU
Louis and Kast
heaves 7:00 nm. Arrives u':3o pm.
BAN DIEGO TRAINS.
Leave H : 15 am : 4:25 pm.
Arrive 1:20 pm ] 6:45 pm.
SAN BB&NARDINO. REDLANDS AND lIKiH
LANDH LOOT.
P —Leave 7:Oohiu 9:0O am; 4:46 pm, 5:00 pm.
O—Leave all :15 am: 4:86 pm.
P—Arrive 0:50 am, 0:55 ami al :00 pm, 0:30
pm.
O— Arrive 10:15 am: e<» :15 pin.
HIVKCSIPK AND COLTON TRAINS.
P—L aye 7:00 am, 0 :00 am: 1 ;40 pin.
Lea ye all :i fi are; 4tBB pm.
P—Arrive al :00 pm ; ti ::it> pm.
O—Arrive 10:15 am ; H:45 pm.
MnNpOVIA AZt'SA AND INIK KM KIM AI K.
Leave 9:00 am; i ;86 pm,6:00 pm, a 6:30 pm,
ti :">U pm R;ili: 1 5 pm.
Arrive a 7 i 35 am. 8 :55 inn, 0:50 am ; al:00 pm
3:55 pm, 0:80 pm.
PASADENA TRAINS, ■
Leave 7:00 nin, 9:00 am: 1 Hb pm, 4:45 pm.
5:00 pra, ao:90 pra, a 0:60 pm. aati: 15 pm.
Arrive n7:35 tun, 8:55 am, 0:50 am, 0:55
am; ai'.OOpm, 3:55 pm, 6:80 p.m.
AN A M IU M isND SANTA ANA TRAINS ~
Leave 8:16 am; a2loo pra, 1 :-5 pm.
Arrive «:4S am ; 1 :20 ptn. 0:48 pm.
RLDONDd BEACH TItAINS
Leave 0:00ara, iO:0Onm; I:2opm, 5:26pm.
Arrive s ;2U nm. I \ :si) urn : 4 :40 pm, ti :10 pm.
BANTA MONICA AND OCEAN PARK TR'aTNS
Leave 8:00 am, 10:00 am : l .40 pm, 5:25 pm
Arrive B: JU nm. 11:.)(» am ; 4 : IO pm, 0:10 pm.
SANTA < \TALINA ISLAN D TRAIN 8.
Leave h i :0o pm. \ rrive all :3s am.
KAN JACINTO AND TKM KCPLA TRAINS
P—Leave a 9:00 am. o—a 11:15 am.
P— A rrj ye al :00 pm.
KSi.'ONDIDtI TKAINri
Leave a 4* :15 am : ana-l ;25 pm.
X t rive a 1:20; aaaao:4s pm.
P- via Pasadena: O via Orantie: C -daily
cxecpt Sunday from Highland Loop; D— Sun
day only from Highland Loop; a—dally ex
eepi Sunday; aa -Sunday only; sae*-satnrday
only: aaaa -Saturday aiid Monday only; all
other trains daily.
Tor rates sleeping-ear reservations, etc , call
on or address E. W. McGEH,
City Paslenger and Ticket Agent. 120 North
Spring street and La Grande Station,
Ci«ft Generaie UsMnlipe.
TRENCH LINK TO HAVRE.
(COMPAN Y'S PIKR (NBWj NO. 42 NORTH
river, foot of Morton st., New York.
Travelers by this line moid both travel by
English mil way and the discomfort of crossing
the eliamicl in a small boat.
La champagne, April 37.
La ' laSOOgae, May 4,
La Bourgogne, May 11.
La Touraine, May IH.
New York to Alexandria, Lgvpt, via Paris,
first class. SI00; second class, *110*
For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. 2 Rowling < Jreen, Now York.
J. V. IT/GA/CI & CO., agents, fl Montgomery
aye.. Ban l-raneisco. Tickets are for sale by all
railroad nnd steamship offices.
Partnership Notice
CiTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF LOS
► Angeles, sf.
We, tne undersigned, ilo hereby certify thai
We are partners, transacting business in bay*
ingf selling and dealing in arms, ammunition,
bicycles, fishing tackle and cutlery, as well as
-.pin ;nm goods of all kinds, and as well as all
BortS of goods, wares and merchandise to the
said buslnesa belonging, and also of repairing
aud manufacturing any ol such sporting
goodli articles or material as may be deemed
ueeesiary or proper, Ln thia st ate, at 118 West
Firit .street, )u the city Of Los Angeles, county
of Los Angeles, and state bf California, under
the linn name and style of Southern Califor
nia Arms company.
That the names in full of all the members
of sooh* partnership are Emil Harris, Joseph
singer and Max Harris, ami that the place oi
our residence's are set opposite our respective
names hereto subscribed.
In witness whereof w- have hereunto set our
hands thin 2»th day of May, A. D. 1805.
Names. Residences.
EMIL HARRIS, 217 H. OHvfl st.. Lor An
gele', CaL
JOSKPH SINGER, 188 ft spring St., Los An
geles, Cal.
MAX HARRIS, 524 Temple Bt,, Los Angeles,
Cal.
state of California, j g _
County of Los Angeles, i
Ou this 31st day ol May, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and Uinoty-
Bye, before me. VV J, Variel, a notary public
in nnd ior said county cd Los Angeles, state of
Cali for nin. residing therein, duly eominis
stoned and sworn, peisonally appeared Emil
Harris, Joseph sinter and Mnx Harris, known
to mo to be the persons dflSCrl bed iv and wlir.se
names are subscribed to the within inatru
mehtj and acknowledged that they executed
the same.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my Official seal the tiny ami
\ear In this certificate firs! above written.
' [Seal] W. J. VARIEI,
Notary Public in and fur the county of Los
Angeles, slate of California, G-23
Notice for Publication
lANDI AND OFFICE AT LO3 ANGELES, CAL
j May 3, 1595.
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his Intention
to make iinal nroof in support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before regis
ter and receiver al Los Angeles, Cat., on Juno
loth, 1805, vis; William M. Pailev, home No.
7017. for the s\V'., oi NW' 4( N'._. of S\V 4 and
NW 1 1 of SK l |of section 2, township 3 north,
range 15 West, 8. H. M.
He names ihe following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Charles Elton, ot Los An
geles, CaL, George Rehberg, of Newhall, Cal.;
Htefauo Cunio. oi Newhall, CaL; Frank smith,
oi Newhall. Cal.
T. J. BOLTON, Register,
OLDEST AND LARGEST BANK IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
FARMERS & HERCHANTS BANK
OF LOS KNCELES. CHL,
CAPITAL (PAID IU * .',00,000
SURPLUS AND RESERVE 820 030
TOTAL ¥1,320,000
OFFICERS; I DIREOTORSI
I w HELLMAN Preslflent IW. H. perry, 0. E. Thorn. A. Olasaell,
11. W. HELLMAN ..Vice-President i o. W. Childs, o. Ducommun,
11. .1. 1 LBUSHMAN Cnshier T L. Duque, .1. R. Lnnkershlm,
G HEIMANK.. Auletaut Cashier I 11. W. Hellman, I \V. Hellman.
Sell and Buy Foreign anil Domestic lixchansc—Special Collection Department
CORRESPQND6NCE INUITBD
STATE LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
OF LOS ANQELES
CHPITHL, PHI D VR IN COLD COIN. $500,000
A general btnlcing business transacted Interest pahl on lim<* deposils. We act ac
trustees, goardiai.s, administrators, etc. Snfe deposit boxes for rent.
directors and officers:
H. J, WOOLLICOTT, President, J. F. TOWELL. first Vice-President. WARREN (ill,
LKLEN. Seoond Vlee-Pr aldent. ,INO w A. OFF. cashier. M. B. LEWIS. Ass't Cashioo.
GEO. H IiONEKRAKE, B F PORTER. F. C, HOWES R. H. HO WELL P. M GREEN
W. P OAR 1 1NKK, II F. BALL. '
MAIN STREET SAVINGS RANK AND
TRUST COMPANY, Junction ol Main.
Spring and Temple streets '. Temple Rlock i.
Capital stock $200,000
Surplus and I'rollts 11,000
Five percent paid on term deposits.
Money loaned on real estate only.
officers :
T. I. KCQt'E. PrMldOllt.
J. h LANKERSHIM, Vlo.-Preald.tit
J. V. WACHTEI., Cashier.
directors:
H. W. Hellman, J B. Lankershim,
I. N. Vau Ntivs. O. I. John on,
Kuspure Colin, 11. W. (i'Mclveny
W. 0. K.rokhoff, T. U Duqa^
Daniel Meyer. S. F.
LOS ANGELES SAVING* RANK,
230 N. Mttln st.
Capital Stock $100,000
Surplus 35,000
J. E, Plater, Pres. H. W Hellman, V-Pr».
W. M. Caswf 11, Cashier.
Diret'tors-1. W. I'cllman. J. K. Plater. H.
W, Hellman, I. W. Ilellman, Jr.. W. M. Caswell,
Interest paid ou depoaltti Money to loan oa
firsL-class real e.lala.
iUKIOHBMIHOFSavmGS
j CAPITAL STOCK, $200,000 !
I 223 S. Spring St., LOS ANGELES.
f orriccns and DinecToßs:
Im,. W. Stimson Wm. W. E. McVay
|C. G. Harrison S. H. Motf 'R. Mi Baker
I A. S. Pomeroy S. A. Bt.ller
I INTEREST PAID ON DEPOSITS
..ii .i SawwwM. i . .vi i I.IW—1„ 1.1.H i w
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NATION AL BANK
101 S. Spring st.. Nudcati block.
W. t. GRAVES President
WILLIAM F. BOSBYSHELL ...Vice-President
0. N FLINT ...Cashier
W. H. lIOI.LIDAY Assistant t nshicr
capital, psid In gold coin $200,001)
surplus and undivided prolits.. 80,000
Authorized capital 500,000
I'lltEcTints:
I. N. Rrced, H. T. Neuoll. William H. Avery,
Silas Holman, W. II Hulllday, Y. C. Botby
shell. W I. .Graves, Frank Radcr. It. Remiek.
Tndmas (loss. K. P. Itosl.yshell.
The Newhall
Will Sell Bt Auction, on Liberal credit,
Saturday June 15, 1895
At 18 m.. on the Kancho,
Castiac .Station,
HORSES, MARES, MULES
This IS the fourth annual offering of (lie
com pany and doptprfaes I'rafi and Farm
Horses and Marc*. CafrtSgS Morse-, Driving
and Road Horse-, Ladles end Gentlemen's
Saddle Horses, Driving and Work Mules.
SPKCIAL NOTIOK—AII animals offered are
from 4 years upu srd and well broken to har
ness, di utde ami iJfiglo,
Parties desiring to attend this will take
H. Pj.COt'S train at 8110 a.m. on morning of
Bale. June loth, from the Arcade depoL Los
Angeles, and purchase tickets to Gasttae sta
tion, where ihoy will bo met by the OOmpßuy'l
teams.
8100k will be ready for Inspection or trsal
on and after June 10, l^uri
For ahy and all informtition. address, care of
postoflie'e, Newhall. Los Angeles tiOUtity. Cal,
WALTKU S. NKW II ALL,
General Manager.
J. J. ARNOTf, BuperintendSnt.
SAVAGE + t.feSOP
«& STEWART
Qas and • •
Steam Fitters
PI_\J7V\:BISRS
Steam and Hot Water Heating
For liuildings and Residences
A SPECIALTY : 7 7
OFFICE:
220 COMMERCIAL ST.,
1.08 ANGELES, CAL.
TELEPHONE Kisa
TBI PRESS CUPPIRti BOREMI
110 West Second Street,
LOS ANGELES,
Supplies Business Houses daily with all infor
mation in their Hue, covering tho entire
Coast.
Of LOS ANGELE3.
ppit.i mock *400,0m>
t > J? iIJJK *SS?A rrofltso.er 2a0,0()J
W.O, KERCKHOFF. V. Trert
FRANK A. OIBfON, C.shi.r
O. B SHAFFER, Ass t Castli.,
il M. Ellllott, J. D. Bicka.ll,
F. Q story, H. Je.ue,
J. i>. Hooker, \V. c. J'.tt.riOO,
Wm. a. KercWUoff.
XB■ publicftiud.i Ot other preferred deootlU
Melted liy tb is bank. '
vj OS ANGELES NATIONAL BANK.
I'NITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
rapit.l $000,000
Surplus 37,500
Totnl $537,500
GEORGE 11. HONEBRAKE President
I WAItRKNiiII.LELEN Vloe-President
F. ('. HOWES C.shlep
E. W. COE Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS:
Georße 11. Ronebrako. Warren Gillelen, P. M.
1 (iieen, charlos A. Marriner, W. C. Brown, A.
W. Francisco, E. P. Johnson, M. T. Allen, F. C.
How...
I This bank has no deposits of either th.
i rounty or cit. treasurer, and therefore no pr.*
j ferrfld creditors.
aßCtjßllt SAVINGS BANK it TRUST CO.
I4SS. Main st., near Second.
capital otock $200,000
I Five per rent interest nnid on depo.it..
Money loaned on real estate only,
I Directors—J. F. Kartorl, Pres.; Maurice 9.
• Hellman, V.-r. : W. It. Longyear, Cashier;
Herman W. Hellman, H. 3, Ft-ischmaii, M. L.
i l-'lemiii(», J. A. tiraves, C. A. Shaw. J, H. Shank
i lanil. K. O. .fohuaon. lir. W. L. tirav..
j
DR. WONG iiim, who lias practiced metis
cine in Los Angeles for 30 years, an#)
WhOSS othce is at 088 Upper Main SttSet, will
treat hv medicine all diseases of women, men
j and children. Ttie doctor claims tb«i he has
I r medics that are superior to *J1 others as a
| Speed tie for troubles ot women and men. A
; trial alone wiD convince the sick that Dr.
j Wong Kirn's remedies are more efficacious thaa
1 enn be prescribed, l>r Wong Him is a Chinese
: physician of prominence and a gentleman o?
re - ponsi rdlity. II is reputation is more t lis a
well established, aiol all persons needing hie
services can rely on Mil tall! aud ability. \
Cure is gnat an tea in erory ease in which are>
! eovery i?> possible Herb medlelnes for snie
DR. worse HIM
HERB DOCTOR,
i 639 Upper Main Street, Los Angeles.
P. O. POX 837, STATION C.
Los AWGJttSSi Cau, June 17, 1894. i
To THS PuBLH : I have been r.uffering Willi
piles and kidney troubles for over five yea ra.
and have tried several remedies, hut all faileil
to relieve me. A short time since I tried Dr.
Wong Htitt, 089 (Jpoar Main street, and I ant
now well and strong, and consider him a rlriV
class doctor. Yours truly.
\V. »L HILLYEft,
886 a Hill st., Ll>s Angele*. caL
Los ANOKLSSI June 9. 1893.
To tuk PUBLIC: Por over Aye years I liflTt
been troubled with nervous sick headuohe andl
j liver complaint, I didn't seem to find.any helß
I from the many doctors and madlclneS that *
! tried until 1 tried Ur Wong Him. 039 I'ppef
\ Main street. lam now well Yours truly.
MlSrf M. G. BROOK,
48 Hinton aye., Los Angeles, CaL
TO THE PUBLIC:
Lo« ANO.BLBS Gal., July Zi, 1894,
Id;. WONG HTM, 880 Upper Main st.
DRARSiB: I take pleasure In adding my te*
tlmony to t he many you nave ai ready received.
I will my that after taking yeur treatment fot
catarrh of the head aud ihroat, that I am now
well, and ask you to refer to me any person
that may feel skep ical and I will satisfy therm
as nt tho eflicacv of your treatment. Yours
truly, P. E KING,
AUoruey ana Notary Public,
t-arvaiua, CaL
IMPORTED
DOMESTIC COAL
BANNING COMPANY,
South Field Wellington Lump Coal,
$10 Per Ton, Delivered.
T MW 222 S. SPRING ST.
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