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FOR SALE-REAL, ESTATE
fintfrtior ftdvertis"inen's under lids classiflre*
Hon—i time, o cents per IlnS; 1 week, -V) cents per
line; i month, >i per tlhe.
City Lots
AriKA LOT, UINTON AYE.; TKKMfI TO
?%>f>U suit. BKN WHITK, l! 21 W. First si.
wj iiw w i '" , coot lot. sand st, bfn
9tUUU WHITI-, "J-l w. FIHST ST. ai
Country Property
1710 ft BALK M ACUISS IN tVALNtJTS,
Jj peacjies, prunes and figs, near city, railroad,
school and church; mulsLsoll; as flue as the sun
shines on; in bearingt healthy, vigorous growth,
at $25 an acre and 1 he cost only of preparing, plant
ing and bringing to its present prodnctive condi
tion; this orchard needs no irrigation ; you are not
wading in wider and mod nine months out of tho
year, up to your center of yravlty, to keep life In
your trees, besides paying as much for water as
the profit on your crop; I have had years of practi
cal experience, and I know what, I mil saying when
1 tell you, Mr. Tenderfoot, that ihere is not an
acre of ground In this country of climate that is
worth mo c than fiQ an acre; the only curse rest
ing on this beautiful land Is ihe outrageously ex
orbitant price of MW land demanded hy these shy
locks who are selling it, and you tenderfSSt are tho
deluded victims who are furnishing tho pound of
flesh. Paste this In your hat and address
OWNF.It, W. r. T, C. bldg., room 2. tf
•pOK. BALE—
VALUABLE WALNUT RANCH. AT RIVERA,
G2'£ ACRES
I2*n acres In trees about 15 years old.
42 acres In trees about 7 to in years old.
P acres In SoSdUehahna peaches also In hearing.
Tbls ranch I* in the walnut bolt ami is in tho
highest stat" in" cultivation, abundant fret. Water
tight j all necessary ranch buildings and agricul
tural implements on ihe premises* Imtuodlate
possession If desired; liberal terms, walnut pro
perty Is especially valuable; no known pests af
fect the trees and the crop need not necessarily bS
mnrkcted when harvested; it will keep. The pro
perty will be divided If desired. Apply In
R. ii. LI NT
4-17 227 W. Second st.
SALE—
mm ACHES-
Finest lemon nnd alfalfa land in California;
plenty of water: hear the ocean; SO minutes by
rail Dotn fcltyj perfect Climate; no hot winds; mi
froHts; young lemon ti s passed unthjllred
through freezes thai ruined fruit and tree-, etao
where; less irrigidlon hedoSsary thart 111 hot In
iflnd valleys: more money in lemons and alfalfa
than in anything ftlSej apples, lieSrs, peaches
npricois. prUheS, corn, wheat, hurley, beans,
etc., grow without Irrigation*
Foe sale In tracts to suit 6luo tier aero and
up; ea-ty terms. J>. FKEEMA N, owner,
6-1 805 s. spring st., city.
--pOR BALE—ALFALFA LAND—
I have tho best snap In the mnrket.
S3 acres n*-arc:ty, nil fenced; artesian well, good
alfnlfa land, but an especial INAp OS a pasturage
proposition.
T will make the price enticing lo anyone who
meailS business; easy terms; would exchange Tor
city property. FRANK RECORDS,
:od7-13-19-20-22 B.V) S. Broatlway.
ttiok BALE—SAN OABttIfiL—ONLY A FF.w
,r Sand m-acre blocks left; water rlcht. Now
Is thS time to buy, tf you have anvihing tOttall
or tfade see K,K. ALLXANDFR, 11j S. Broad
way. t|
171 OR BALE—JW,OOO ACRES OF FINE FARM
. and trull land In Hnn Luis fdiispo couutv.
Apply to ELLIOTT A BARNETT, 8-10 S, Broad
way, tf
fASSAYr^SI
CHEHISTS
| Wade & Wade ii
|: 109 I*2 Commercial SI. jj
V Best and Oldest Laboratory in
California -x^octOot
LEGAL NOTICES ■
WTATE OF t VLIFOKNIA, COUNTY OF Los
Ahgilos, Wt>, ihe undersigned, do hereby
certify itiHiwn are partners transacting business
fn this state, tn the city of Los a n reiei, county of
J.os Atmolpft, under the linn nsme and Style of
'■Fur,'ka Brick contp niy." of Los Angeles. Call
fornta ; that the immrß In full of all the members
oi such partiiersnip a oiieo. M. Reach and CnflSi
■ Krampion, itmt that thr places Or our respect
i\e rcii.ii no« ftic net opposite our respective
names hereto subscfibod i
Wltm ss fur hands and seals this I2th dnv of
|le-Mtt, iw»u.
Names. Roslrlenres.
GEO. M peach i.os Aiigeies,CaL
chas. c era mi-ton Loa AugelesiCal.
State of CalifO! , nift| county of Los Angeles, ss.
nn this 121 h day of March, in the year on ■ I hou
sand eight hundred and h!nety*aix, before me, N.
Llnde (eld, A notary public In and lor said coun
ty of IjOS A bibles, Btete of California, residing
I herein, duly commissioned and sno! ii,. personal ly
appeared tleo. M. Beach and chas. c Frampton,
known lo me to be tha persons whose names are
subscribed to tho within Instrument, and acknowl
edged thai they executed the same*
In witness whereof, I have lur unto set my hint
and affixed my official seal, the day and year first
above written.
I Seal i N. LI.NDENFKLD,
NotaiPublic In nnd for Loa Angeles County,
state of California, i aw-it
rflktt HERALD PfJltLISttlNO COMPANY, V
.W. corporation, duly organized and existing un
der and ny viv*ue of the laws of the state of call-
I'orniu, and having its principal place of business
in ihe city of Los Angeles, cuuuty of Los Angeles,
state of California.
Notice is hereby given that nt a meeting of the
board of directors of the above-named corporation,
held On the eighteenth day Of March, 1888, an as
sessment of seven (87.00) dollars per ShOTO was
levied upon the capital stock of the said corporation,
payable on or before the 28rcl day of April, 1808. to
the treasurer of the said corporation, the (first
Nntional bank, at iis bunking hOUSO, in the Oil y Of
Los Angeles, coUUSy of Los AngOleS, State of Cali
fornia. Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 24M1 day Of April, 1808,
win be delinquent and advertised for safe at pub
lic auction, and, unless pavmeiit is made before,
will be sold on the nth day of May, JSfiK. at lif
ocloek m., to pay the delinquent assessment, to
gether with cust of advertising nnd expenses of
sale. F. K. ItLLE,
Secretary of Tlernld Publishing company.
T.os Angeles, California, location of offl )0.
Date ol service and llrst publication, .March 20th,
1888. :i 80 taw fr 4t
Proposals
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE Dis
trict Agricultural Association No. 8, will re
ceive bids at the oiiie i of the secretary, 127 n. Main
St., until noon April 2nd, 1880, for the lease of the
grounds known ns Agricultural Park, together
with the privileges thereto. Bids must be made
for one, two or three years, and v certified check of
two hundred dollar-; i. ; -'.'iHl) must accompany same,
made payable to M. F. Brown, secretary, The
lease lo be signed can lie seen at ihe ollice of the
secretary dull v from 1180 to ;» p. m. Tho hoard
reserves ihu right to reject any or all bids.
M, F. DKOWN Secretary,
10-21-22-23-25-27-2!)-1 ' 137 N. Main.
Stockholders* Meeting
rpHE ANNEAL MEET! NO OF THK STOCK-
J. holders ol't lie Precipice Canyon Water com
pany will be held Wednesday, April 1, 1800, iii 10
ocloek a* m., at the OlHeeol the convpauy nt La
mandaPark, l,os Angeles county, ('alifornfa, for
thopurposeof election of directors to servo for
the ensuing year, and such other busiuess iis may
tome before the meeting.
By order of the president,
_ Bat ii er.m \ n MLA'i /. Secretary*
Directory of
CALIFORNIA HOTELS
HOTEL ii i^™™ c '" A * MK *
pi mm »™ A * tA catalina
HOTtl ARGfttHfl A ffg-' BgEm -
HOTEL HOLLENBECK EC™
HOTEL RAMONA r.5:,,;l N " r " iRD BTS
ABBOTTSFOHD INN Z^°^ SDllon
HOTEL PORTLAND B '" lIN " HT
HOTEL BRUNSWICK A inorieau-European plans.
HOTEL HOLVROOD
Tiir nniKrii main ami ninth m„ Uiver.
Ine ltUntLL side. K. J. Davis, l'rop.
HOTEL CARLTON rcOLORADO
UOTEL AVALON SANTA c ' ArALI^
THE MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
QUOTATIONS ON STOCKS, BONDS, MONEY,
PRODUCE AND MINING SHARES
Professional Dealer.. Timid by Reason ol the
Political Situation—London Shows an In
creased W'llllnttness to Invest In Ameri
can Securities
Associated Press Special Wire.
New York, March io.—The volume of
businoKß in .took, today was alwut ou a,
levei with that of Wedneiiday. The trading
wa* for the moat part of ihe usual profes
sional character, although some selling by
commission houses was reported. Tlie
course of trade was irregular and the
movements reflected in a very slight de
gree the limited news that might be con
sidered to exert a bearing upon value..
Tho initial prices wero irregular, with tho
international stocks showing improvement.
The contributory influence was higher
prices for American stocks in London and
buying for that account in this market,
chiefly to cover shorts. St. Paul was the
leader in point of advance. Representa
tive foreign houses were favorably im
pressed by the news of less strained
political relations of the powers, and
especially England and France, regarding
the proposed British advance into the Sou
dan. Ihe early gaiim noted wero frac
tional and were soon offset by the appear
ance of weakness in several stocks aud by
revived rumors of prompt action by the
senate on the Cuban question. Freo sell
ing by influential houses having Washing
ton connections was noted, and this en
couraged aggi'eßsivo action by tho profes
sional dealers.
Stress was laid upon the reported unsat
isfactory condition of the iron Industries,
while some smaller anthracite coal prop
erties were attached on rumors of unfavor
able temporary receipts us-to gross oarn
ings arising from the prosont policy
of rigid restrictions of the anthra
cite coal output. The eccentric touo
prices In industrials w r »s (piickly
followed by tobacco still in tho
lead in extent of trading. The railway
shares enjoy a larger proportion of busi
ness than usual, but the increase was at
tended by acute weakness in a number of
instances. In tlio later dealings a steadier
tone was imparted through covering of
shorts and light recoveries from the low
point were made in many cases. The net
changes were generally fractional losses.
The railroad bonds were easier. Northern
Pacific issues figured for a liberal propor
tion of the total transactions i)f $1,410,.
000. Declines extended to 'J'iper cent,
the last in Atchison adjustment fours.
Governments wero steady ou sules of $62,"
000.
Clo.sinz Stocks
New York, Hatch 19 —Following aro tho
closing s'.ock quotnlions:
Atchison 15 ;0 Northern pfd..loß
Adams B,xpra>s,.l4S Norlnvnst.ru ~.102%£
Alton,T. if r>ii Sr. w, pfd 144" 3
Am. Sugar phi... llll" ,N. V, ventral W)i
Am. Kxpress 110 X. V. A is. X 10
Baltimore ,t 0.... Ontario It W
Can, Faolfio 55 Oreuon Imp l.'-'
Can. ►outh .0 .Oregon Nay IP
fioh. I'ncilie 15 Or.gna 8. (i 8«
Che*. & Ohio 11l E-aolßd Mail 26V.
Obloago<&Alton..lßS P. D. AE... i) 2
r. B. & () 71" 4 Pittsburg 1 <>0
Chicago ii a. OijjjPull. Palace 168
Con.(ia, ~..1491. Ken—„
c. 0, 0. & st. 1i... ar,'., it.ii. \v l«
colo. coal A 1.... BUlß.o.W.pid n
rot. Oil Cor 15j(t Rock Island 70!»
Del. Hudson 120>, st. Paul 7o : .»
D. L. \V ItiO'... Paul nfd. ...l'JP'i
D,&R.O. pfd ... 4«yißt. Paulio U9J 3
Distillers 17'-St. P. ,to. pfd ~12: i
Krio 'Jd pid 28!6!8outherft Pac ... lb I ;.'
■ p.rle l'P'rt sugar Hennery. ..116*a
brie Pfd atJHjTetin. Coal <Si i... VT'i
Portwayne urn «'hgo& E i pfd...100
Hocking Vol lS'jW. Bt. U&V >>'<,
Illinois Cen PS Wabash pid 10?^
St. Paul AH 'Weils largo P.">
K. & T. pfd ?o : i£VV, Union «4?i
1. c. & w ii" aw. * vi o?S
L. E. AW. ptd ... 71 ..iW. ,1: L. K. pfd.... P.'J
Lake Shore 146!.j Mlnm & St. 1 1!"..
Lead 't rust I). .V, It. 0 I." i
Louis. A: Nash 01' lien Electric..., fa"' 7 *,
Louis. AN. A... . Nat'l Linseed ... 1«
Han. Con 103 Colo, FtlelA 1,... 'JO;U
Memphis A C..... 15 C. F. A I Did 94
Mich, central..., 99 if. at. c i! 4
Mo. Paoldc St. LAX. 0 .. 5
Mobile A 0hi0.... 'J'Z IT., St. 1.. A K.C.tifd 10
Nash, rnait «S so. It li .' 9
Nat'l. cord 4 So. It. K. pfd 1!8 7 H
Nat 1. Cotd. pfd.. 9 Am. Tobacco Sly,
N, J. Central 105% Am. T. old 10l)«
N.AW. pfd 01* Am. Tel ACCo.. 11l
North. Am. C 0... r" s ' l ! . S. Cordage, gr, I 19
North, Pac .; .. 1 S!U. s. Lent tier pfd ill
North. Fao. pid... l'l iCom. Co. ...157
V. V. Den. AOlllf. 4 il'. B. Rubber '2Zi
Texas Paoldc st iv. s. hub., pfd.. S:t
I'nioii I'Hcitic ... U r, H T. A. o. C. pfd... tis
D. S. Express. ... 42 |
llond List
Ni:\v Yoek, Maroh 19, -Following are tho
olotlngcjudtationi on bonds:
U. s. new reg 118*4 l>. A R. O. 7s 113
V. S. DOW coup ..111,'b l>. A H. 11. 4s S8
V. S. fts reg 11H Krie 2ds 78
U. S. 5-oCOlip 113 (I. If. A3. A. Us... 100.;
L. S. 4s reg IDS G. If. AS. A. 75... 10^'
tf. s. 49 coup lie's tl. AT. c. fts Ill)
L. S. 'Js reg 95 H. AT. C. o'. HHP.:
PUClfiO lis,'9s ..102 M. K. A T Ist 4S. 10592
Ala., class A 104 Al, K. AT. 2d Is.
Ala,, oiass B .108 Mutual 0. t',s 115
Ala.,class C lOOVj N.J. C, G. 55..., 117U
Ala, Cur 101. N. P. lsts ...117',
I.a. N. C. 4s 97 N. P. 2ds 11 IU
.Missouri lis 100 N. W. C. 180
N. C lis 12/!.: M. W. S. F. fts ...111
N. c. 4s io;i" •i.v. w: tsts ir>u
S, C. non-fund... -t. P. Con. 7s 128
Term. n. s. 1i5.... Hft 5t.P.C.&.P.W.55.. 113^
'iann.o.s. fts 11l St.L AI M. 11. fts.. 81^
Term. o. s. Os 110 St.L. AS. 1. 11. Os .lOUU
Va. Cen 01 V. P. lsts 90
Va.Ccn. dfd II T. P. 2dS 23
Atchison 4s 73.i! II P. lsts, ".111 109
Atchison '.Ids A... 24 West shore 4s lno
Can. So -ids 1021...0. R. A N. lsts. ..109
L. A N. 4s 74 " So. R.R. fts 90J<
C. P. lsts, '9o ....102 I
San Franclso illnlng Stacks
Sin FKANOisco.Maroh 19.—TbeoQiolal closing
quotations *or minim: slocks today were as
follows:
Alta 17 Julia 4
Alpha Con 11 Justice
Andes 92 lady Wash. Con... 4
Belcher 31 ItentCOfl 4
Best .It Ilelcher 08 .Mexieon .14
Bod tc Con SO Mono 11
Bullion IllJlt. Diablo
Buiwer con 35 Oecldental Coa 9 1
Caledonia SJOpllir 120
Challenge con. 84 Overman 10
Cbollar 48jPotosi 43
Confidence 1 Savage 30
Con. I Hia. A \*a... 105 Scorj,loll :l
Con. Imncrial 1 sierra Nevada 71
Crown Point 40 Llnum Cun 02
Exchequer 5 Utah Con 8
Gould A Curno ... IIP Yellow Jacket 40
Hale A Norcross... I*JO
The London Markets
N«W Yol h, March 19 - The Evening Post's
London financial cablegram says: Tflestooic
markets were.dll lifeless today notwltbstand-
Inga slight improvement In foreign oolitic..
Investment and mining shares were rather
better, but ot her ma: kets wero featureless and
dull, Americans have boen steady, bul closed
tlaL on New York prices Silver securities aro
felling heavily aud also Indian exchange,
thus Indicating that tbe emphatic speech by
the chancellor Of the exoheq uer on the main
tenance Of tho gold standard has temporarily
Characterized speculation in'sliver. Tho In
dian budget is highly satisfactory tho surplus
for the last year being much larger than an
tl'ipatcd Tiie coin and bullion In tho Bank
of Knglau'i has Increased this ween £3i,,,090,
ofwhfch .1. 1,000 \ias gold imcoried and the
rest t ;xree from home circulation, Tho Paris
and Berlin market, were steady to linn.
< Money Quotations
Kr.w Yor.K. Moreli 19.—Money on call oasv at
9!.jt04 per cunt: last loan, 4; cioso 1 at
3)|(!*4 perceni; prime mercantile p,per,oOti
pei cont: sterling exchange easy, with actual
business In bankers' bills at *4.87 ,(i*i; for
demand, and SLSt" ' x e(s4.Bli'.; for Slttyaav.j
posted rules, tf-1.8("s to $4.IMF*.; auU*f«.SK>,
t0iP4,89; commercial bills, .s>l.«U; silver cer
tificates. CSV* t,»b9 cents.
sin Francisco, March 19.—Drafts, par.
Loudon, March 10.—Consols, 1000-lOd.
Silver Bullion " ' J "
New V'ORK, March 19.—Barsilver.US'.;; Mexi
can doliars, 50,
SAN FIiAM'ISfO, March 19.—Bar silver, 03' .';
Mexican dollars, 61! to st!'^.
London, ."larch 19.—Bar silver, 3l'^d.
Treasury Statement
WASHINGTON. March 10.-Today's statement
ol tli'condition ol the treasury shows! Avail-
LOS ANGELES HERALD: FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH. 20, 18CO.
Nt lecush balanOS MM 01S,*; gold reserve,
-pT.rt I lJs,o>'».
BDit-in QttOtltlßlM
Bottox. Maroh 10.—Atchiion, Iflj Bell Tele
phone, iu2] .turliwrtou, "iO, Mexi.an teii
ufll, 11; tan Plage, t*.
Chicago market
The Day's Transactions o.i the Board of
Trade
CiiiCA'iO. March 10.— A<-ive trade was
witnessed in wheat. Tho market ftt
iraetftd increased attention dining tho
early hours, with tho volume of business
considerably enlarged. The feoliriß de
vtloper. was quite weak and prices ayum
receded. The receipts, U7N car*, at Min
neapolis nnd Dulmti against 350 a week
apo, struck tlie key novo of the opening
symphony. May, which closed yesterday
at li3(oid was offered freely at from
82%rj to B'2He wlien husiness com
mooted, and inside ot forty minutes the
volume of 661111)-; was so pre at that it
crushed tho price to 62HOt a clear drop of
1 cent under yesterday's closing price.
A slight upturn of the price followed the
posting of the New York clearances of
wheat and Hour, the wheat amounting to
197*000 buiheli. The total clearances
from the principal Atlantic ports were
equal to 277,000 bushels in wtieat and
flour together. Tho reaction on that took
the price to 62.%@62%Ci and for some time
afterwards the trading was fairly active
but almost entirely of a professional char
acter. In the closing hour the market be
came dull and gradually worked down to
0- l 4 u',G2%e, at which price it closed.
Corn was exceedingly dull and weak.
1 lata were very quiet find dull.
i'rovisions had another disastrous day,
and prices in pork especially were demor
alized. Opening weak and lower on the big
run of hogs, prices tended steadily down
ward under heavy liquidation, which con
tinued till tho close.
The leading futures closed as follows:
Wh at-No. V, March, U'Jjf] May, 82" t , J tine,
.Inly, Corn—N<* *J, Marcti, 384fji
May, -o'',,; July, ; September, Oai,-*
—.No. 'i.SlatOh, 19; May, July, 20! a,
September, *jo'\.
Cash quotations were as follow! :
Flour was easier: No, if spring wheat, 60$£f3i
(>l!jc; No. Jioa, BPo, No. -2 red, »h 1 ,
No. It Corn, USVio; No. 12 \eliow com ■ —; So.
iioftts, No. 'J white, SuUrjftilc; No.
'.i while, f.ob. **i (if- 1 . No-2 rye,.(tie; No. '£ hurley,
nominal; No, 8, f.0.b., 23(8/3 0c; No. 4, f.ob. 24
fA2U> Nn. l tlHX«ee l, 1)0' (; prime tirn.dhy j-.eerl,
iit.36 mess pork, per bbl., |BiUo| laid,
per 100 lbs, ihort rfbi, sides,
ioofe. 1*4.80:44.901 dry suited shoulders,
boxed. 4 r ' H '(fi4 ; \c; fill or t clear liies, boxed,
oV*(js6j id whi■sky, distillers' finished goods,
per gallon, Ml.**2: sugar, cut loaf, !rU.OU;
sundard ''A/ $5 2(3,
Kedeinti and ihlpntentl wore;
Flour. DDia 0,000 000"
Wheat, bu 18,000 130,000
torn, bu 2HS,ntu> 76,000
Oats, bu 334,000 202,000
live, bu 8,000 1,000
Barley.hu 02,000 7,000
On tne produce exeiisnge, today tho butter
market was steady: ilniry, 9(3180, creamery,
eggs wero linn; fresh, t)J a (ct)lOc.
Chicago Uve Stock Harket
CHTCAOO. March 10. —Cattle—There was a
fslrjjr active market, lower in common to
choice native steers at $8.60®54.90; mo t of
the saU's beih g at .fJ.7u(ii^4.2ij;stoL , kers £3.70;
cows $2(93.tf 0.
Hoof-There was tho usual good demand
from local packers and a fair shipping Inquiry,
but prices suffered a further break ol about 5
cents lur all deil'f lptlonit, reeei ptl being again
heavy* 'lotnmon to oholoo droves io.d at $3.75
(ff>#3 07' i.
Sheep—There was a very good acmafta it
fair prices, tne market being higher than • urly
in the we- k. Sheep were wanted atif3 to »M;
westerns 93.40 to 53.00; a few oommon lambs
at ii*3.#lo to .f :i.75. but lambs sold chiefly nt $4
to for lair to prime.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS
Callß3ard Prlcs-i of Clfssls and Shipments
Received
San FRANCISCO, March 19.—Wheat was
fiat; December, *1.0!U 3 ; May, if 1.07*4
Barley was slow; May, 70' ,c.
Flour—Family extras, #4 00 to !p4.10: bak
ers'extra?, fI.SO to #.490, iv peril ne 5>2.83 to
$3.10.
Wheat—No. 1 shipping, Bl.o7Vf| choice,
$1.0**4; milling, |I.UU lo 8)1.25.
Barley-Feed, fair to good, lYtyL to 70c;
choice.*71 1 A c to It) je; brewing, so to 85c.
Corn- -830*
Bran—*i-.50.
Oats-Milling, 75c to 82):> c; surprise, 00
Ito 05c; fancy feed, to SftCj good to
choice* 700 to 80c; poor to fair, 07' lt c to
72i.;c: gray, 72W0t0 Boe.
Keceipts—Flour, quarter BftolU, 848) wheat,
centals, 8500] barley, centals, 4410; oals, cftli*
tais, Oregon, 285; beans sacks, 1975j -r.?e,
centals, 105; potatoes, sacks, ;*!»77; do Oregon,
0350; onions, Oregon, sacks, 220; bran, tanks*
15U; mid d I luffs sacks, 670| hay, ton?, 324:
woo!, vales. 101; alfalfa, sacks, 200; v.mc,
gallons. af.bOO: hide-, number, 230; quick
silver, flasks, los.
San Francises Produce
Following are Bttn Francisco quotations on
produce.oorreotfcd daily by AsioolaLc.l Press
special wiie:
Middlings, $10.00®18.50; bran, ¥12.00,75
13,60.
Hay—Wheat, $9.00®11,60| wheat and oats,
$7 BU@lO Do| outs, *7 oO'(filO,00; alfalfa. *7.00
(s)0,00i barley, ij&OOCftU.OO, clover, $0,00(9
8.00; oompressed. $7.501910.501 stock, $0.00
(3*7.00; straw, 30@00c,
Apnles— No. 1 grades. common,
oO'a7sc; fanoy,sl.so(js2.od.
Citrus fruit—Mexican limes. $5 0593.00;
California lemons, common, $i,00®i,25i do
good too LOlce, ff i.50(f0.'.00; dofa icy, $2 50)
Californiaoranges, seedlings, $1.00(91.50; na
vels. : do fancy, -^3.
Tropical fruit—'Bananas, 8jl.O0(*$L?5; pine
applet, I'orsian dates, 4V»©sc.
Cneeso — Kuuey mild new, 1iy,11".,e; fair to
good, 0(3>10q; eastern, I2@i4c,
J-.ggs — More, lOfrtHie: ranch, ll}<Al2c,
Potatoes—Salinas Burbanks, dOopoOo; river
Burbanks. 30(540c; Oregon Uurbanka, 40®05c;
new potatoes, per pound: river red;*,
30rj|t)0ci early rose, 40(d).-,fjc; new, Si@2.3o;
Merced sweet potatoes,
Onions--California, uOQ))BSC| Oregon, 83(a)
$1.10.
Vegetables—LOS Angeles tomatoes, i«1.25f9
1,50: string beans, 12^(91001 Los Angeles
green peas, bay do l Jig3 - ,: oabbage,4o
(3,50 c; garlic, 2fmso; gicen peppers,
—; dried do 10(a>l2'i.cJ mushrooms, 0($200;
asparaguy, 75c(a>$l.'/Ti per box; dried okra,
l2W'aise; rhubarb, B&fftoOcjOuoumbera, 7jc<s
$1.50; egg plant, lU(n>l2>4c.
Butter—Fanoy oreamerf, 18(&19o* Boeonds,
D>(sl7c; fancy da ry, .uyiiltic; seconds. lO'jta)
10c.
Poultry-Turkey gobblers, 12(m3i hens,
13@14o; roosters, young. ti.so; roos
ters, old, $4*00; broilers, small, $:i.()0
ftt4.oo; broilers, large. $4.50®5.50i
(gn.oo; old ducks, *0,3,0®8.oo; geese,sl.oo
CO>2.UU; pigeons, old, pigeons,
young, $2,26@2.50: gruy geese. $1.30; white
go Be, 60o; hare, 73 '; brunt. 30c; rabbits—
cottontail, $1*25; do bush, $1.00,
REAL ESTATE TRA^SFERS
TnURBDAY, March 10. 1890.
James II Chichester to Susan V Orcgg—Lot
30, block 23, Wolfskill Orchard tract; $1275.
Alex Penuey to miss Lola >: t.itt -i.ot r.i,
Whittier, Ui?hardßofl and Krnest subdivision;
$200,
B W nnd M A G orb cm t<» David C I'lannottc—
Lots 7 and S, block LOO, l'omona;
Marshal '' and Martha AFannley to L B
Baton and Alice fi Blato-l.ots 5 undo, map
No. t, sunny blopeOstato; $1000.
b ranklin ii Smith to Martha J Conftnt—Lot
is, block 4-, Eleotrlo Railway Homestead As
i lociatfbu taaot; $400,
licniy and Sarah COOley to peter Orban—
South half of 10t30, Webs tor &, Siratlon'b tsub
dlvi.don; $:50.
M J Nolan et al to Fall is Well man—Part o[
south half "f northeast quarter, section, io,
township l north, range 14 west; $255,0,
First National Hsnk ol Fasadenu to j.ucy 15
McOllvrayand JaredSTorrance-»Lot lit. block
gp, resubdivisiou of map l. Altadena; $lsoo.
Fa IHi X and Jiffle a Wellmau to fti J N- lan
G A Smith—North hnlf of lot 11. lot 12 and
south hull of lot 13, block 23, Wolfskill Or
chard ; $4000.
Oeo 1 * ochrun to win Qausen—Lot 39, block
7, Herald 80 ond subdivision, B>l.
same to Harry BriggS— tot 55, block 10,'ame
subdivision; $1*
Samr to Ira r, Hatfield—Lot 13 and 14, block
y, same subdivision; -fl.
Seme to William w carr— Lot 50, block 10,
same subdivision; $1.
tame to Kd J Furling—Lot 10, block 7, fame
subdivision; #1.
B L and Sarah T Keller to John AViedmer —
Lo«51, BuUler tract; $1050.
Charles 11 nnd Ann C McArthur to Uriah
Forrbst — hots 22 end 24, block 78, Long
Beach, lots 38 end 80 block I.a Cansda, lot
Laud north hnll'ofloi X, block v, Bradbury's
addition io Monrovia;
Fiiwnrd Smith to .1 A Hill Agreement to
convoy lotß2, Kleventh Ktreet block;s423. '
Victor Wuhkow-ki iv Adeline Wankotvfkl—
Lot 10, S auboril tract, lot is, Whitney tract;
$50A
William \V and Sarah A cochins to Mrs E M ;
Tommy—Lot* 1. 2, 4, 0, 7, 8 and i>, Hyatt c.-
Cockius' resubdivisiou ot lots 10 lv block
fc. West Los Angeles; * SOU.
Mrs Jennie X liaskeit to Mrs Ann Elizabeth
Bush—All interest in lot s, block 93, San Pe
dro; $100.
University of Southern California to F A
Kidder— Agreement to convey west 10 acres o.
b.OCk 5» Ma-lav rancho; t-ioo.
h Ham! Kllfftbetli v BWeetser to A B Fox —
l.ols VtU nnd •J.i, block li, Ihe Palms I fftOO.
L B Pemberton to J'li enix Oil company—
r.nts 4S and 40, uloik L, UiaSMU'S sub'iivisiun;
.1 X end fl E Hhafer to J I! I.ankerßhfm—Lot 2.
blockC, trhafer A: l.tinteimun a subdivision ol
Montague tract; $1700.
(•usoii ami CnaUtioey Hifrps lo Jlrs R B
Steel-—Lot Bo ilier Iraet; *4600,
and J V Doh iumii to hit ward I' Policy
—Lot ti, block 1. tuftn6f. I.e. yes it Bastctt's
Mi ''division oT K1 _i bio -k 1 a. Pomona; $ 50'
Prenctsca and Jean Peitelaborde to tstias W
Hellman- Beginnltigai -,_ section corner be
tween sections Hi) and y.', township 1 B, tahffO
IS W; $1000,
Geonie aii'l Marbarn Greltmann to George G
Crane-- toti Ito 11, block Ift; lots U toil,
bldok -5, AloSta; lots 1 and i\ block 1; lols .to
Ti ami sirlji feet itide off W tside of lot 0,
block 'l. I. yf Leach's subdivision] 91700.
George G and Adoli no c Crane to George
Greitmann —Fractional B known h*- lots J to
ii, section 3", township I N, langu 0 \V, aO.dT;
$1700.
Hannah, and Thomas Ganlield to A thur
Ganlield -Property not iti Los Angeles county: .
(SUO,
Alice and A Parker to Mrs Jessie E Wood—
I,B7sacresßtotion 7, township 1 8, range 10
W j HBoo.
JeSaie 8 and W W Wood to Mrs Alice Parker
— Lots 34 and 35, block 1, Vermont aventio j
tract,Sl2oo.
Robert and Dcna Rasch to Barbara Steiner— [
Lot 19, block li. I'hirriotto tract; $000.
Kits* .1 Keei'er io J N shsfvr-j.ots 17 to 20,
block 87, Long Beach; tkiooo.
William II and Prudence Tonkin to George
Gordon—Lot 18, block X, subdivision of Aliso
tract; 9400.
t» X Palmer to Klizabeth Jordan—Agreement
to convey part lots'4)l, 33 and -4, corner Six*
teonth and btttr Streets; IflOOi.ftS.
Krastus C nnd J initio White to Alf C Le
Huron — Lot 11'J, Grider tfe How s subdivision of
liriswulier tract; f«">00.
m m MARY
Deed** 02
Nominal 'ill
Total. $j3,307 IS
LOCAL PRODUCE
Wholesale anj Retail Markets Corrected
Daily
Turi'siuY, March if.
Trade has been fair today, with little
change. Eflfgs continue to arrive in qUatl -
lities, and tin* proipQGtfl aro for lower
rather than higher price*. Butter ia weak,
hut iiuotat.oiis have not beet) ''liaogod.
Fruits and vegetables are in pood supply
with prices generally unchanged.
follow:
Kegs-Choice California ranch, 10W®alWo.
Vegetables—Sweet potatoes, litt.Bo; tomatoes
$1,50 per box; boots, 750 per 101) lbs, cabbage,
70c, carrot**, 75ci •reen onions, 200 perdozehl
lettuce. 12 to 15c per dozen bunches, onions,
new yellow, >r-l 10; turnips, 7ftoi String beans,
I'iC] green peppers, IdO par Ibl beans, lima,
abj navy, 10; pink, $ 1.40 1 green peas,
"Jl-jC per lb; ft£ parages, sic per lb; mush
rooms, Iflo per to.
Butter—Creamery, fane?. 2 lb square?, 40(#
45c; 38*0 X squares, 85q, coast creamery,
28-oz squares, 30ci dairy, fanoy, 2-lb squares,
as@iioo,
ureen Fruits—Pears, $3,00 per bo*; straw- I
berries, Iftci apples, $1.35 to $3.00; pine- |
tuples, $U.OO per dOZOU; bananas, $1.75 10
$2,25 per bunch.
Citrus fruit;;-Orange', navel*, ip2.no to |
3.761 Mediterranean sweets, $1.35 to $-.00:
seedlings, |L to | .3 >. lemons, Fancy Eureka,
$1.50 io $1.751 Eureka arid Lisbon, $1,00 to
$1.75; unoured. $ .
Live stock -Hogs—Per 0Wt.,5&73 to $1.0 ).
Beet cattle—2-5@30. Mutton—3@so pet lb.
Veal—sm to 7c per Lb.
Honey and beeswax—Honey—Comb, lOWto
lienor It).; strained, 4 to sc. Beeswax—4.2c
per lb.
Poultry—lleus, $1.00 to $1.50 per doz.;
young roditurs, *4.0j to $4.50; btoilers. oi)
to $-1-00; old roosters, $4.00J ducKs, to
f0..*0; turkeys, 100 t<> 11<- per lb.
Hay—Wheat, $10 to $12; barley. $9 to $11
wheat and oat, $10 to $13: all's I la, $11 io $18.
Fresh Meats —Btitohers*o,*icssfor whole car-
Passes; Beef—4to r>'._.c per Lb, Veal—s to 7c
Mutton -4S to 5' .jc. Pork— to Oc.
Mill stuffs—Flour.LOß Angeles $4.30| Stock
ton brands, $4.55{ oie«on, $4.00: bran, por
ton, local. $18*00: northern*slo.so; shorts,
per ton, local. $20.00; northern, $10.00,
rolled barley, per ton, $15.00: oraoked corn;
perewt, !M)c; ieo I meal, perewt. 06c
Provisions-—Hams, Bex, per lb, lie; pic
nic <»' ,c; boneless, !io. 1
Bacon, per lb Bu: Itex breakfast, 10' 4 c; light
medium, So; medium, 7c.
Dried beef—fer ib seis.lOc; insiiles, lll^e.
Dry sat pork—Per Lb., clear bolllOS, 8j; short
clear. ii :l .c: clear backs, o\c,
Pickled pork—Por half bbl, BO lbs., $8.
Lard— Per lb., ivory eompruud, tierc33, 5
rcxoleiv ,6! pure leat, lw a e.
Cottolene— Tierce*, 7Jnc
Cried Fruits-Apples—Sun diled, sacks, per
lb, 4 tooc; boxes, 0 to7c; evaporated fancy, <i
to 7c. Apricots—FanOy, l tc; choice. Oc. i
Peaches-Fancy unpcelSd, 4c; bleached, sc.
Nectarines—Fancy, H io *Jc; choice, ti to 7c.
Pears—Fancy evaporated, 7 to ;>(i. Plums-
Pitted choice, 7to Oc. Prunes—choice boxed,
3 toOoj Saoks, 2 tO 3c; fancy, JOe
Nuts —Walnuts—Los Angel >s, 7c; medium
soft, 10c; soft-shell Loi KletOt, fancy, 10 to
12c. Almond'--Soft shell, IOC! papOr Ehell.
life; hard shell, He. Pecans -13 to to! 2 c. Fil
berts—loto t2^o
Hides and Wool—Hides, as they run, 12
per lb; sound ktpl, 90; bulls and stags, (ie;
calves, IOC, Sheep pelts—3 to 00. Wool —
Nominally, io 40.
. LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
Los AKQBLBSi March 10.
Following are the Los Angeles bank eieur*
lUgS for the. current week :
liny. Exchanges, Balance :
Monday.... $248,27* :ii 08
Tuesday 201.040 08 31,70ti 42
Wednesday. .. 304,'i04 u8 40,803 95
Thursday 107,87061 21.070 70
Liverpool Markets
Liverpool. March 30. — spot wheat oloied
firm with a fair di-mand: No, :', red winter
5s ud; No. I hard Manitoba os 4d| Wo
1 California, 6s Ud, Futur s opened qule f ,
lower; closed dull, August lower; '
other months I,d lower; .March attd Ai rl!,
Be4H'd; May, June utul July, i s August,
5s od.
spot corn cloved firm: American mixed,
new, 3s Futures opened steady, 1111
--ehanged, closed linn, unOhanger) to' ,d higher.
March, lis Id; April, 3fl 1.-.d; Mar and June,
3S Hdj July, 3s 2d; August, 3s 3V«d
Flour closed steady, with a moderate de
mand; bt. 1 OUll fancy, winter. 7s 3d.
Hops at London, Pacific coast, £3.
Beecham's pills are for bilious
ness, bilious headache, dyspep
sia, heartburn, torpid liver, diz
ziness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss of appetite, sallow skin,etc.,
when caused by constipation:
and constipation is the mo:.':
frequent cause of all of them.
Go by the book. Pills io'f'and !
25* a box. Hook free at your
druggist's or write B. F. Allen Co.,
365 Canal Street, New York.
Annual sains mnro than 0.000.000 boies.
<it*J\ Mechanic-j
« a,ly
NlKy «» if Arthur S. Bent
651 Bilwny, Near 7th
Jlmic by Indiana BlcyoU Co., Indianapolis
OF. heinzehan,
Druggist and Chemist
222 N. Main St., Los Angeles
Prescriptions carefully compounded dny
or nlglit.
DR, WCNO HIM, who has practiced mefll
cine in l.os Angeles lor 21 years, and
whose Offioe is at (>;>:) Upper Main street, will
treat hy m diclneall i.seasesof women, men
and children Theductor claims that he has
remedies that are superior 10 all other** as a
apeeific for troubles oi women and men. A
trial will convince the sick that Dr. Wong
Hint's remedies aro the nunc efficacious that
can be prescribed. Dr. Wonjr Him Is* Chinese
pbystci.tn of prominence and a gentleman ot
responsibility. His reputation is more <han
well established, and all perions needing his
services can rely on his skill *nd ability. A
cure Is guaranteed in every ease in whioh a
xecorery is possible. Herb medicines for sale.
DR. WONG MI7i»I
HERB DOCTOR
639 Upper Main St.. Los Angele
\E SPRING AND SUH \l%
JOE
POHEIM J»
The Tailor j 1
Has much pleasure in BffSwW
announcing the arrival X K'lS'
ol his New Stock for ths H Bill
incoming season. The I NvKI
Styles are complete arid vnffll
Pnnis to Order s J^is'**i^
AU fiftrments phnuifc befOP. tiiukjncr.
TliejHrscsl 'i'uiloring KHlublishraent in Los
AllKek's.
14,1 S. Spring St., Bryson Block
J. F. Henderson, Manager.
DUSLOOD POISON
A
:.«ry Syphilis permanently cured in 16 to
fls days. You can bo treated at borne for
the same price under same guaranty. II
you prefer to come bert. we wiH contract
to pay railroad fare and hotel bills, and no
charge.) f wo fail to cure. Ifyou have taken mer
cury, iodide potash, and etlll bare aches and
pains, M ucotis VntchOß in mouth. Sore Throat,
Flmplrg, Copper Colored sputa. Ulceia on
any part of tho body, Huir or E vebrjws falling
out, !t is this ByphHttio BLOOD POISON thai
no guarantee tlo cute, Wo solicit tbe Eoost obsti
nate oasee nnd ciialleii&ro the world for n
case \v« crinnoft euro, u'lits dlsenso hnsalwayii
?nnled tho skill of the most eminent phyal-
ZlHiifl. 950U,0£)0 eapll'il brdilnd our uncondt
,ii f nnl guaranty. AbsolnteproofstsentaeMed on
ipplicaMon. AG'dresp KGMUOY CO.,
SO? M.ufaonio Xuinple CHICAGO. XXXm
J. M. Orlfflth, ProF. JohnT Oriffith, V.-frsa
F. X. Griffith, secre!arr and 'Ireasurer.
lieo. li. Waites, >iupt. of Mill.
J. M. GRIFFITH COMPANY,
Lumber Dealers,
And manufacturers of
imc mil worK 01 [very Dsscripiion.
Doors. Windows, Plinds and Stairs.
934 N. ALAMEDA .ST.. Loa An vela*. Gal
LOS ANGELES'
8«-resentatn c Wholesale and
Retail Dealers, Business
Men and Firms
W.H. SKINN, 200-203 Wilson blk., Spring It
RAPRRPS' SI!P"I 'PS O d INDBR»
BTBINBN i KIBCHNEB. 130 N. Slain st.
UICVCLE
•KEATINO," Hay.ley, King & Co., 210 S. Mall.
CAST-OFF CLOTIIINQ
f3. GBEExriAltT, liny and sell, 107 L'omm,r.!»J.
DlilJfjaiSTS- WHOLESALE
F. W. BRA UN* A- CO., 405-107 N. Main; t.l. 064.
FRUITS AND VKQETABLES
LUDWIO * WAONEB Matt Market. Tel. ita,
QROCr.RS-WKOLESALE
HAAS. lABCCH & CO.. r.-o to suo tf. L. A. at
HOTELS
ABBOTBFOBI- INN, »r. sth 4 nope. Tel, 1171,
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STANDARD COLLKCTION A MKUCANTILH
CO., (Inc.) lloo.uoo, mi-212 Bllmsoo. A. c. SroO
er.on, att'y.
LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
BANKEBS' ALLIANCE OTf CAL., 218 Court at.
MANTELS, TILES AND HARDWOOD LUfIBER
HENKY UOHBHANN, 514 S. Spring at. Tel. 7a».
PHYSICIAN
DR. ward. Byrne urdg, Bm, 216. Tel. 7J.
PHOTOURAPH -LANDSCAPE
F. H.MAUDE Si CO., 211 W. First .t.
REAL ESTATE
NORTON ft KENNEDY, l".l S. Brdwy; t.l. Ml.
SADDLES, HARNESS AND SADDLEWARB
J. F. MORENO, ?:o Aliso 81.
SEWINIj MACHINE REPAIRING
M. V. BILLINGS, tUH S, Bprlng st. Tel. IW
SAFES, SCALES, REFRIOERATORS
CHAP. W. ADAMS,SS3N. Main. Tel. 1347.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TOOL COMPANY
COTJNSTAJILE ft COttTTB, IM N. LnaAngeleb
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALTEHS
BOOTH A ROWiSMIS. Main st. Tel. 1(40.
WATCHfIAKGR AND OPTICIAN
G. BTOESAK, Ml 8. Spring st. bet. sth and etn.
WINES AND SPIRITS
i. V. A. LAST, 129 and 131 N. Main Ik
YARN LOOSES
NEW YOl X BA/.AAR, 148 N. Spring at.
LINES OF TRAVEL
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Season of 1895-96
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BETWEEN
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New Orleans
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Leaving l.os Angeles
Wednesdays 3:00 p.m.
The mott complete,modern,elegantly equipped
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LIKES OF TRAVEL
SorTHERX PA( n rr roMPASV
TIME TABLE—MAHCH IS. IM
ljeave for ! DESTINATION j Ar. from
ItWpm:) r>en uiler.nj 7:4-. r m
Weßtboun.l. 1 anni.t t.lmluu, I En.ihounil
n« ) ws? ]
3108 pm 1 S. Fran., Sacramento 1 | 7:80 am
8118 pm )' and East, via Ogtleu 1 li am
8:28 pm I Portland, Or JlaWam
2:Bopm Et Paso and East ! llODpm
~ Pasadena A 7:5) am
7iBo MttL; • 8:85 am
A 8:25 am " j 9:80 am
n:2f)Hm' " 1 10:48 nm >
A li 135 am " 1 1 ;:i5 pni
12:2i)p:u " A 8:03 pm
3:55 pm " ; s:ot pm
6:20 phil " j A 7:23 pm
A 6ilO pnii " !
8:00 am h RtversldSi fj o:ssam
biSOSm I Redlands. J1 lioo pm
2:30 pm l f San Bernartlino I . 4:48 pm
4:3) pm ) aud Colton L 8:85 pm
B:<w am . 1 f 8:80 am
8:30 am | Pomona 9:55 ant
2:30 pm 1 )■ and ■ 1:08 pm |
4:30 pm j Ontario 4:48 phi
5:25 pm; J { 8:85 pin
8:00 ami Chino BifiOatn
4:30 piftl *' 9:55 am
6:38 pm " 0:35 pin
BtOO ami 1 Covin* < i 8:W am
A 2:80 pm - and J A 1:00 pm
5:25 pni I Fan Dimes I 8:85 pm
B:osam 1 Monrovia f A 8:34 am
A 11:20 am \ Arcadia J. 9>Bo&m
A 3:05 pm f and j ! A 1:10 pm
s:ispmj Duarte (,] 4:BBpm
«:iHiam Santa Barbara 13,85 pm
4:3spmL<*.i", " I 10110 pm
a tSSStn Santa Ana and f * I'■ c, i'!il
A 1:08 pm >- Anaheim V A VI. PIM
10:0-"i am » WiiiMicr ( 8100 * ra
6:1011 m > »nd union Weds B;2opm
A 9:louni< Tustln : 9:04 am
5:10 pm] * I A 6:30 |nn
Ban p«itt» \\
H:oo am Santa Monica
R10:0'J am '* TtVi am
! " 3:55 ion
l ilO pm " i 13112 pm
5:15 pin " S 4:21 pin
IiOQ pm , " BiW pm
9tOO am Soldiers' Home 12:12* pm
8:00 pm " 5:10 pm
9:ooam .Portl-o - * Angeles 1202pm
S 10100 am : S 4t30 pm
1:10pm " fttlOpAl
A l :40 pm .ratalln.i Island : A : 1:20 am
A h:4O .-tin Cbats'.vor.h Park \ •]:l5 pm 1
ChntHivorih Park — I.enve from and arrive at
i River Station, Baft Fernando street) only.
A Sundays excepted S Saturdays and Sundays
THE INSIDE TRACK.
All B.P. Co.*sjtrains stop at Pirsfcstreet (s*cept
the four San PranclSco tralnsi and Commercial
street (except the tin Ban Pranciseo evening
irain). In the business center or' the city,
lime and street car fares to pa«e;i:<?rs.
General Passenger Oflice, 22? & spring street.
LOS MI 111 Rl
t IN EFFECT NOV. 18. 1808.
Los Angeles depots: East end First street an»J
Downey avenue brldgaSi
Leave LOS Angeles for Leave Pasudoiia for Lot
I'asadenn. Angeles.
b 7:lda.m j h 8:10a.m,
0 7:65 a.m ; c 8:3,1 a.m
a It 10 a.m i a 10:25 a.m
all:3t)a in a 12:40 pm.
a 8:30 p.m a 4:38 p.m.
a 5:20 n. m ' a OtOO p.m.
Downey avenue leaving time 7 minings later. i> ■
tweati Los a Dgeles und Pasadena - Hooufl trlti 23c,
" Leave Los Angeles for 1 Leave a Itudenn Junction
Altedena Junction. for i.os A ugeies.
a 9:10 a.m J a 10:10 a.m.
. c 11 :S0 a in 0 12:21 p.m.
a 3:.10p.m ' a 4 s 123 p.m.
All trains t%srl from Plrst sireet depot.
"Xeave Los Angfles for Leave lil.ndal" for l.os
tJlemiale. Angeles.
b 7 tdl a 111 1 b 7:57 a.m.
c IrlOa.m 0 I til a.m.
a 12:35 p. m I 11 1:27 p.m.
a 6:05 p m a 5:32 p.m.
Leave ijon Angeles for Leave East San Pedro
I.ouk Beach und East 1 fur
Sun pedro. Los Angeles.
a 9toop,m I * TiSOa.m.
a l !10 p.m a 1018) a.m.
a iIOO p. m I a 3:45 p m.
Between c. San Pedro and Long Beach 10 minutes.
CATALINA
Stemner for AVSJoti connects wlih 1:10 p.m.
train daily, except Sundays.
JtVniO CANYON AND ECHO MOUNTAIN.
Trains leave Los Angeles dady at 9 :lt a. in., ctl :31
a.m.. and a 8:80 p.m.
Fine pavilion and hotel, '.rand scenery.
Telescope and isarohligbl,
a Daily, b Daily esoi pi Sunday. c Sundays
only. d Saturdsys only.
Stages meat the 7110 a.m. train at Pasadena for
kit, WilSOn on new trail.
Passengers leaving Los Angeles on tlie 7:10 a.m.
train for Mt Wilson can return name day.
Special ratea to excursion and picnic parties.
Depots east end of First streei and Denvney ave
nue bridges.
City ticket offlce, Greenewald's cigar store, cor
ner Second nnd Spring streets.
General offices. First street depot.
T B BUHNETT, Oeneral Manager,
w. wTxcop. Pert PaasengerA4rani,
FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE.
CIQMpANY'S PIER (NEW), NO. 12 NORTH
t River, foot of Morton street, New York.
Travelers by this line avoid both travel hy En
glish railway and the discomforts oi crossing Die
channel '.11 a small boat,
La (lascogne, March 14.
La Tonraine. March 21.
La Bourgogne, nfsirottsfl.
La Bretagne, April 4.
La Oasroftne. April 11.
La Tonraine. April IS.
La Bourgogne, April BA
La Bretagne, May;',
La Oascogne, May 9.
La Tonraine, May Ift.
La Bourgogne, May i\
La Bretagne, May 30.
Lv Oascogne, J imp 0.
La Tonraine, June 18,
La Bourgogne. June 20.
La BmtSgne, Jun.e 27.
La Qascogne, July A.
La Touralne, July IL
New York to Alexandria, Egypt, via Paris, first
cia*u. 81M; second-clas*, SU7.
For ireight or pa-ssage ajmly lo
A. FOROET. Agent,
No.BowlingOreen, New York.
J P, TliiAZI A CO., Agents, 6 MoulK«on:ry
avenue, san Francisco. Tickets are fur sale Jy all
railroad uud steamship niHc is.
BAKER IRONWORKS
950 TO USO BL'E.N A VISTA ST..
kSS SNQBUIS, - CKLIPORNII
L9M
OF TRAVEL _ 1
SOUTHERN I
CALIFORNIA
RAILWAY
a ,r?^rt^ f f-ga& i rains leave und arrives**,
La Grande stations*
V3ljiWr* r r'-jSH HBf Trains via Pasadena arrive
i* * >o-vney avo htatloo 7 rain-; d
uiPB earlier irestbound aoaV
i« ;v f. 7 minutes later eaaW
CHICAGO UNITED
To Denver. Kansas city.. Chicago, st. Lonlaa j
i Leaves daily h:00 urn.—Arrives daHy6;os pax I >
CHICAGO EXPRESS—DAILY.
ITo Denver. Kansas city. «'hlcav*. St. ItOOMU
Leaves 7::o am.—Arrives 6:00 phi.
SAN" DIEGO TRAINS.
Lv. afljin a. m., 6:28 p. m; Ar. a 1.06 p.m.. 7:15 p. aa^
BAN BERNARDINO TRAINS.
p_Leave 7:1" am. a*:2o r.m., «:'»'> am., a 1:00 pm+i I
4:4-> pm.. vim) |im.; O—Lv. all :U') am„ 5:20 pm.
P—Arrive »:55 am. at':4s urn.. al:U0 pm.. 5:00 ps&a' |
o:<w pm., «;50 pm; u—Ar. lliOO am., 7:15 pm.
RIVERSIDE AND I? EDLANDS TRAINS
P—Leave 7:10 am., a*.:2J am., t>:00 am., a 4:00 p«L, |
4:45 pm; O— Lv. all tOO urn.. 5:20 pm.
p—Arrive 09:45 am.. al:««0 pm.. 6:00 pm., 6:05 pnu« a
C:SQ pm.; O—Ar. 11 :UU am., 7:15 pm.
PASADENA AND AKUSA TRAINS.
I Leave—7:iittni'i.. uVJO am.. !»:o> am., 1:35 pm., at:ot> fl
pm.. a4:4fi pm., a3.:H> pm., Bput.
I Arrive—a7:.V nm.. o :55 am., a 9:45 am., 1:00 pm*q
j 4:13 pin., 6:90 pm.. o:o.** pm.. ti:3o pm. jj
I MONROVIA AND INTERMEDIATE.
! Leave—ux-'o am.. aa!»:09 am., I :36 pm., a 4:00 1
! *s4-t5 pm., aflswpm. _ A
; Anive . am., *:55 am., al:00, 4:15,0:50pm. |
j ~ ANAHEIM AND SANTA ANA. -i
I Leave—nfinxi am., 0:00 am. 4:28 pm-, 5:20 pm.
| Arrive—B:so am., al:0a pm.. 3:03 pin., 7:la pm. |S|
REDONDO BEACH TRAINS.
; Leave-?:50am.,5:05pm; Airive—6:29 am.,4:4oprs»| S
SANTA MONICA TRAINS. \
LcaVS--T;10 am., 10:00 am., 5:05 pin.
Arrive—B:Bs am. ,4:4'J pm , 0:50 pm. I j
" PERRIH AND SAN JACINTO TRAINS. 9
Leave—P as tO I am., o--aii .oo nm. '
t Ar— P nl:0J aT.d a<i:t>s t>m o—all :J0 am., a 7:16 pM|
ELSINORE AND TEM ECU LA TRAINS. 'M
Leave P—aOrani. 0 al I :(>0 am.
Arrive P~al:W»pm. U—all:iw am. ,
ESCONDIDO. | FALLBROOK j
Lv—no:oo am.,'a6:3o pm. j Leave—ji9:oo am. \
Arrive—al :05pm, I Arrive—a7:is pm.
V— Via Pasadena. O—Via orange, a—Daily,! j
ex< ept suri'lav, aaSundavs only; alt other trains .a
daily. Ticket oflice, 129 North Spring et. and La)
Ufsude station i
pAOIfTC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.
i i.ucdall. Perkins & Co.. General Agents, San Fraa-
Cisco. H
Nor: !;ern rmiti " embrace Hues lor Portland, Or.m..^M
■ Victoria. I., c, and pmret sound, Alaska and ail ™
: coast points.
BOTJTHBRN ROUTES
TIME TABLE POR MARCH, 1896.
Leave Ban PranoiSco
1,,— *
Port Jiarford <. s, c. rum. March 6, 14, 2a>
Santa Barbara— SJiAprflT.
Hedontv) i .a
Port i.os Alleles., s. S.Santa Rosa, March 2,10,
I Newport j 18, 30} April 8. J
; Ban Diego ; ..ft
Po lA. H Paul. March 4,12, 20, |
, Eaatsan Pedro 28; April 5. %
i hau Pedro and ,vu\ s. >. Ciin ka, March 8, Id, 241 J
1 ports \; ril L wm
I/»nvo Port I os Aug 'les and Redondo
For— -s s.santa Ilona, March 4, 9
2tl, 2S; April 5. jp
, Sun Ph so s. corona, March S, IC, 241 1
: April !. . a
! POr— s. s santa Ronu, March 6,14, I
- Pun Prancltro Si.Bo; AprtlT. \
: PortliarP.nl s. s. c..„....., March 2, 10. 1% 73
Santa liarhara. . ; A| rl! :;. jW
Leave San Pedro ami Rnatßan Pedro.
POI s. s. I- i.r-ka, March a, 11* If. M
1 Ran PranciSCO j 27; Ap: 114. 1
j and St. Pun!. March 7, 15, 28,
j Way pmtK ■'■! : A| r.i '.j
1 ' Ciirsi'i n.aa.T' \vi;: lii i-c nu-r h via 3an PedfO -M
! h-avo S.P Hit. Area,! -1 put ;.; 5;(.", p.m. und Tec- ■
1 mlnal R.R. depot at a p iv. j
cars to t-oimeci via It-don 1 > Santa Pa JpJ
depot at '.':.Yi ji.iu.. or ironi lii-dondo Railway depoi j|
ut l*:0.1 a.m. .'M
Cars to eonueet via Port I.os Angeles leave S.P. I
3t.lt. depm ai I:i0p vi. lor 'it earners north bound. |rj
Plans ot: sLenmers' cabins at agent's oflice, when |tl
berthi may be secured. M
'Ph.-company re-.( rye!» the r■ srTit to chance tha Jl
i st' amera oc their days or sailing. Il
l*nr j»a.ssace or t'reiKhv as uhc»ve or for tickets ttt S
and from all important ttolnts lv Europ", apply IS) '.3
\\ . I'AKRIS. Agent. ■
Oflice: 123' \W. Third St., Los Angeles. ■
Redondo Railway |
DEPOT: Ornnu aye. and Jeffarsoa sU
in efTecl January I, isos, Jfl
Leave I.os AmiehM Leave Redondo for J9
for Redondo Los AogeleS A
■■■ ...in ... D ii;v 7:--ft a.m Dally M
4:it> p.in Dally 3:."0 p.m Dally '*fl|
Eur pa*sender nnd fr»it;ht rates apply at depot, ■
cnine.-Grand avenue nnd JetYerson street. Tele- ■
übOue West !. I
1.. T. c \RNSEV, President. 1
H U PERRY, Superintendent. I
DASADKNA AN D LOS ANGEL KB
! ] ELKCTRIC RAILWAY, r l
cars leave Fourth and spring streets. ;M
1 For Kubio t auvun ami licho Mountain—'
8:00, :»:oo arjd 10:00 a.m ; 1:00, and
4 {OU p. m.
Pet;.ruing have Echo Mountain— 8 .-00
and a.m : 2 :c»j p 4 ;oo and 4: Li p.m. '
For Altadena—B:oo a.m. and every hour
until 10 p m.
Returinns leavi Altadena— a.in. ao4
hourly until 9 :3J p.m.
1 For I'asadena—Kverv* Fifteen minutes from
■ 7:10 ',m. to t«:oo r.ta. Hall hourly before
I and after theso hours,
Otllce, 222 W Fourth strec I *.
W. 1). I \ Kit ABLE, SupL
E P. ci.AP.K. Gen'l Manager.

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