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RATES FOR CLASSIfiED ADS.
Fly* cents 'a line each Insertion;
$1.09 per line per month.
Six-words make a line.
Fraction of a line counts same as
fall line. ____________
W CHURCH NOTICES
NEW'MUSIC HALL, WEDNESDAY,
May 13th, One More Night Wllh Earle
the wonderful test medium, in new and
startling tests, bewildering, mystifying
and eonvlnclng; names in full questions
answered, and a grand demonstration
of his psychic powers. Mr. Earla has kind
ly consented to give. this, his last seance
before leaving the city, there will be good
vocal-and Instrumental musfp and a
grand good time: come early aud secure
good seats; the hall has been newly car
peted, and that objectionable noise done
away with. 16
BT PAUL'S CHURCH. EPISCOPAL.
Olive St.. opposite the park. Open every
day ih the year. Dally service at 10 a. m.
The clergy will respond to all calls for
the offloes of the church for strangers
or visitors, without respect to creed;
burials, marriages, baptisms or visita
tions of the sick. Use ot the church
cheerfully given free for funeral ser
vices. Tel. 143 red : 11
SPECIAL NOTICES
BUSINESS NEWSPAPER—THE DAILY
Journal; a business newspaper; publish
ing all the county official records, real
estate transfers, mortgages and liens,
building news, contract work, finnaciai
news, and all news relating to th* n
aources and development of Soul hern
California and the great territory Ot
the southwest. One dollar per mm th
or in advance $10 per year. -. W. Fir. t
Bt.. Los Angeles. Cal. _ »- 11
NOTICE—THE LOS ANGELES CITY
Water Co. will strictly nfertjUx.fol
lowing rules: The hours for sprinkling
are between the hours of 6 und S oclock
a. m. and X and 8 oclock p. tn. I-or a \ io
lation of Ihe above regulations $*Water
will be shut off and a line of ft wHI be
charged before the water will be turned
on again. _____
LOS ANGELES. CAL.. MAY UTH, 1896-
Nollce is hereby given that my wile.
Dora S. Norman, has left my home wit h
out cause or provocation. I hereby notirj
all persons against trusting or harboring
her on my account. JAMEfa K. NOR
MAN. 18
i&ND 10 CENTS FOR PACIFIC CUPID,
a matrimonial paper: particulars of bu
reau hi this issue. MRS. M. B. lIERT/C
Manager. 812 Hyde St., San Francisco, u-19
WANT ED —ALL SOLDI ERS AND THEIR
dependent ones 10 know that my Office IS
now located at 120 V. S. Spring st. JAMES
PUGH, 11. S. Pension Attorney. 6-1
WATCH CLEANED, 75c: MAIN SPRING.
50r hand. 10c; crystal, 10c; best material
used: work warranted for on- year. U.
• REICHGATT, 234 W. First st. 14
A DIVINE HEALER AT 844 S. HILL
st.:eures stuttering and Stammering;
consultation and diagnosis free. 6-1
JAMES SPRING.
Carpenter and Builder.
All kinds of repairing neatly done to or
der. 439 S. Flower Bt. 5-12_
WANTED—STOCK—I2OO ACRES PAS
turage at Bailor.a. See WILHELM, 526
S. Main st. 0-I8
BUSINESS PERSONALS
PERSONAL—JUST ' LIKE "FINDING
money. That's what people say who have
tried a small ad. in The Herald. They
don't cost much, but the results are sim
ply marvelous. In Ihis popular depart
ment The Herald has made a gain of
more than 200 per cent In the past few
months. Big circulation counts. Tlv>
Herald has it. If you want to talk to
half the people In Los Angelea and other
parts of Southern California, try a small
ad. in addition to Hie Immense and 1
rapidly increasing circulation of The
Herald, its sales by newsboys, on trains,
at hotels ami summer resorts, make it
the advertising medium of the Pacific
coast.
Look over these small advertisements
today. Tbey will Interest you and may
make you some money.
Tomorrow- try one. The results will be
both surprising and satisfying. i)-3tf
PERSONA——-RALPI IS BROS—GOLD
Bar flour. $1; city flour. 9oc; granulated
sugar, 13 lbs., $1; brown sugar. I - lbs.. $1;
9 lbs. rolled wheat or oats. 25c; sardines,
5 boxes. 26c; tomatoes, 4 cans, 25c; 7 bars
German family soap. 25c; 5 gallons oil,
80c; gasoline. 80c: 3 packages morning
m»al. 25c: lard, 10-|b. can. 650; 12 lbs.
beans. 2fic; 6 lbs. rice, 25c. 600 spring si.,
cor. Sixth. 6-30
MISFIT AND UNCALLED-FOR CAR
moms at less than half your tailor's
prices nt the Mislit Clothing Parlors, 121
W. First St., Wilson block. 4-1 !tf
PERSONAI —B. MORRIS I'AYS THE
highest price for gents' aerond-hand
clothing; send postal; will call, till* Com
mercial St. 6-1S
p — ■" ■■ 1
PERSONAL
PERSONAL—TWO YOUNG BUSINESS
men are desirous of meeting two refined
young ladies-to attend a course of les
sons at a private dancing .-lass. Address !
P., box 50, Herald office. 11
PERSONAL WANTED A PRETTY
girl, independent, to wed. by a young :
man about 30; courageous, honest, no
flirt. Address letter ARTHUR VBP.-
VOORT, General delivery. 13 ;
PERSONA I,—TH E ACQ 1' A INTANC E I > F
girls of good character is wanted by a
man of good character, hut poor; object,
matrimony. Address R.. box 20, Hera-Id
Ofllce. 12
IE RSON A 1. —NI; V,' I' ROC ESS-IRR EOV
larities. from whatever cause, cured with
out medicine, instrument- or pain: sure
cure; $1 treatment; homo. 819 Urai.d aye.
. 6-3-6
WHY PAY A MERCHANT TAILOR $15
for a suit when you can got ihe same
thing for $1; at the Mlstß Clothing Par
lors, 124 W. First St.. Wilson block 4-1 Itf
PANTS THAT WERE MADE TO ORDER
for $6 and $8 we sell for $3 at the Misfit
Clothing Parlors. 121 W. First si., Wil
son block. 4-14tf
MASSAOE AND ELECTRICITY
WOMAN'S PECULIAR LIFE BRINGS
on backaches, neuralgia, headaches
sleeplessness and nervous debility, be
cause their blond Is robbed ot |ta vital
ity. Try an electric vapor bath ami yon
win appreciate its benefits, and recom
mend it 10 others. MRS. DR. MAYER
The Wiley, 517 S. Broadway. Rooms _i
-82.
EDITH AN WAY. FORMERLY OF BOiT
ton, gives genuine alcohol rubbings that
are healthful and refreshing; no rivals
223 S. Main St., room 3. 5-15
WINNIE BELL, ROOM 4, 317 COMMER
ciaI st. Massage and alcoholic baths. 5-2*
SOUTHERN LADY GIVES ALCOHOL
baths. 419',. S. Spring st., parlors 1-:. 5-13
MISS GRACE ROBINSON, NEW HELL
man, 120 North Main, room 3. massage. 15
MISS MAY STONE GIVES ALCOIfOL
baths. 202 N. Main st., room 17. 5-22
JULIA MANSFIELD — MANICURING
Room S. 120 N. Main. 13
ROOM AND BOARD
TWO LADIES CAn'fIND a'rOOMASD
good board in a private family, within
walking distance of the court house
References exchanged. Address N., box
SO. Herald office. H
TO LET-FURNISHED BAY WINDOW
room and board. 201.S FigUSroa st., cor
21st; references. tf
BICYCLES
S. LARSEN & CO. HAVE THE AGENCY
for Relay bicycles. 282 W. Fifth st 8-10
FOR SALE—BICYCLE, GOOD' ORDER _
$36, al 12S Wilmington, near First st. 12 '
MACHINE MANUFACTORY
YON SERKEY MANUFACTURING CO
234-236 K. Second st.. manufacturers of
special machinery, dies and models only
accurate work: guaranteed.
SPECIALISTS
DrTr. G. COLLINS, o'pTllALMlc'opl
tlcian. with the Los Angeles Optical Tn
Htltule; e> es examined free. 125 S. Spring
HUMMEL BROS. & CO..
Successors to
PETTY, HUMMEL & CO„
EMPLOYMENT AGENTS
, 300-302 W. Second et.. In basement ...
• California Bank Building.
Tel. 509.
: Office hours from 7 a. m. to 7:30 p. m , ex
cept Sundays. .
MEN'S DEPARTMENT.
Man und wife, ranch. $30. etc.. (a good
I place): ranch hand, $16, etc.; man and
; wife, $20. etc., very light place: harness
1 maker. $2 and board: live miners for tun
-1 nel work. $2 and board, long job.
HOTEL DEPARTMENT.
I Night watch, porter, etc., $20. board
1 and room, age 20 to 2."> years; hotel baker.
1 $50, etc.; barber for country, 60 per cent;
I cook, Arizona. $10. etc. _~„,_.—
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
! Woman cook for institution, $2.>. room,
etc.; house girl. 2 in family. $15. etc.; Ger
man housekeeper, family 4. $20. etc.;
ranch cook near Santa Ana. $1.1. and fare,
no objection lo child, call early; German
house girl. $20; also French house girl.
$20. etc.: nurse girl. 9 to 5. $1.50 week and
1 car fare; house girl, family 5. light wash
ing, $20. etc.; German cook, family 3.
. Santa Barbara. $20. etc.
I 12 11UMMEL BROS. & CO.
' WANTED—TEN BOYS OR YOUNG MEN
from each school or college In the city
to work a portion of the time for The
Herald. Twenty-five cents In cash will
be paid for each new name.and every
canvasser will have an opportunity to
win one or more of the following prises:
One $100 first-class bicycle, a gold hunt
ing case watch, a six months' scholar
ship in a business college, double-bar
relled hreerh-loadlng shotgun. $20 suit of
clothes, $20 overcoat, round trip 10 San
Diego or Catallna and return. Either of
the latter inciudea a free dinner at the
Coronado Hotel or Hotel de Avalon.
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN, 2S. CON
leniplating retirement from partnership
In large lohblng house, nnd locating per
manently in Los Angeles arter October
1. desires to Invest and take active Inter
est In established, paying, mercantile
business. Expert accountant with 13
rears' thorough practical business ex
perience; Los Angeles and other excep
tional reference. Address. HUFFOKD.
419 Twelfth St.. Toledo, Ohio. 2)
WANTED-SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
for appointment for young men in rail
way mall service. Examinations soon tn
overy state. Particulars about all gov
ernment poslcions free. NATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE INSTITITE.
Washington, D. C. * —
WANTED—COOKS, BAKERS. WAlT
ers, stewards, kitchen help of all kinds,
also waiter girls, chambermaids, house
keepers and laundry help, furnished at
once by CALIFORNIA EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU. 216 W. First si. Telephone
Main 964. 11
WANTED —MA LE NURSE. WHO UN
derstanda massage. Do not apply If not
competent. H. B. KENDRICK & CO.,
No. 340 S. Main st. 12
WANTED — HONEST. INTELLIGENT
man with $400. in provision market, pro
tits *2ml per month. Apply to .MAHONEY
ci ROBINSON. 426 S. Main St. 11
WANTED—YOUR PATRONAGE, RELl
able help furnished promptly. REID'S
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, 125 W. First
st. tf
WANTED-2." AGENTS — PORTRAITS
18.50 and 80 lessons free. PACIFIC POR
TRAIT SCHOOL. 321'-S. Spring. 12
WANTED — PORTRAIT AGENTS,
splendid commission. Room 4. 517 S.
Broadway. 13
WANTED—COOK T4 > TAX E AN INTER
est In small restaurant: low rent: small
capital required, 4!2 S. Broadway. 12
! WANTED —HELP FREE—27 SlTUA
tions, 320'- S. Broadway. E. NITTIN
| GER.
I ~
HELP WANTED- FEMALE
I WANTED—A FIRST CLASS FINISHER
on pants; no other need apply. 223 X.
Spring St.. Allen block. 12
WANTED—AN APPRENTICE ~FOR
dressmaking. Room 5, 217 S. Broadway. 12
SITUA TiONS WANT ED—MALE
WANTETV-SITUATION BY COMPET
eut gardener, steady, and in gentleman's
private place; or any place of trust.
References if desired. Address 0., box 80,
. Herald.
WANTED—PERMANENT POSITION BY
neat young Japanese cook; best referen
ces: city or country. MUTSU. 508 New
High st. 13
! WANTED-POSITION AS ASSISTANT
j bookkeeper, whole or part of day: sal
ary no object; reference or bond fur
| idshed. N.. box 60, Herald office. 13
j SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
I BY "" EXPER
lenced French-German cook, good work
-1 or, as housekeeper, city or country. 115
j W, Sixth st., near Main. 15
! WANTED—LADY LATE FROM THE
North wishes position as housekeeper '
and companion. Address 2516 E. Third
St., city. 10
WANTED-AGENTS
, WANTED I—EXPERIENCED1—EXPERIENCED AGENT TO
! canvas city. Liberal terms. 112 S. Water
j St. 13
WANTED—TO RENT
WANTED—TO RENT, JUNE IST. COT
tage of 5 rooms west of Hill and south of
Third sts.: must be in good condition,
witli shade trees, small lawn etc; per
manent tenant with best of references.
Address REN I'ER, care Business Man
ager. Herald office, tf
WANTED—BY A FAMILY OF 3. AN 8
OT 8-rOQin house: must be new and well
located. Address It., box 4". Herald
offtee. 12
WANTED TO RENT- 20 on 30 ROOMS.
h-*ar In. vat-ant or partly furnished. IH'-.
W. Third st. 12 "
J VA A 7 E IJ - MIS CELL A NE O US~
WANTED—A GOOD HOME FOR IOR 2
children, 5 and 7 years old, with kind,
respectable people. Address 0., box 70,
Herald office. 15
WANTEri—GOOD HORSE AND LIGHT
buggy for the keep; will give best refer
ence and hoard horse In llrsi -class stable.
Address li.. box 60. Herald office. if
WANTED—A KEATING BICYCLE. '05
pattern! Must he in good condition and
low price. M, Box So. Herald office. If
WANTED—SECOND HAND WOOD
lathe. Address W. C. J., 711 Central aye,
______ 12
WANTED—NOTICE: ALL PERSONS
wanting cattle dehorned call on J. F.
ALLEN, 732 East Seventeenth st, lit
EXCURSIONS
ONCE A WEEK PERSONALLY COxT
ducted 1 xcurslons 10 Chicago, St. Paul
Minneapolis and nil eastern points, leave
Los Angelea every Thursday via South
ern Pacific, Union Pacific "World's Pic
torial Line," and Chicago and Northwest
ern railway, crossing the SierraNevadas
and passing all poinis of scenic interest
by daylight. Upholstered tourist cars of
late.-d Pullman pattern, lighted by gas
and run through without change. Com
petent conductors accompany each party
Fastest time. Lowest rates. For tick
ets and berth reservations, apply to J II
PEAR MAN, Manager, G. F. Herr T p
A.. 223 S. Spring st.. Los Angeles,' or to
any agent Southern Pacific company
5 3-6
PHILLIPS' PERSONALLY CONDUCT
ed excursions via Ihe Kio Grande and
Rock island route, leave Los Angeles ev
ery Tuesday, cross the Sierra Nevadaa
and pass the entire Rio Grande scenery
by daylight. We have a tourist sleeper
running through to Minneapolis and Si
Paul in connection with every party Our
Boston car slops one day at Nburara
Falls. Office 13S S. Spring st. "»-■»••
BURLINGTON ROUTE—PERSONAL] V
conducted excursions to the east every
"Wednesday over the scenic 1 0 f
world; upholstered lourist cars without
change. T. H. DUZAN, agent, SB _
Spring St., Los Angeles. Cal.
STORAGE AND COMMISSION
PACIFIC WAR-HOUSE, 601 E. first
St. Tel. 340 Main. 6-6
LOS AKGELES HERALD: ♦TTTESDAY MORNIN»* MAtft Mi •
BUSINE^JOPPO^
FOR BALE-15S0-PATENT-IF YOU
would Invest In any thine and can sell
a useful, economising article, all you
need Is $500 and staying qualities. This
amount gets half interest in a money
maker. The United States is your cus
tomer. , IS
FOR SALE—SIOOO. IF YOU HAVE THE
cash to pay the above price for half In
terest In A 1 business, worth $1500, call
quick. 18
To buy, sell or exchange any business
call on JNO. JONES, JR.. 2?8 Byrne bldg. tf
FOR SALE—AT A SACRIFICE. A CIGAR
stand. Ice cream and confectionary and
lunch counter on Main St., only $.175; do
lus it tine business: money hack in two
months. OI.MSTEAD & CO., 113% 8.
llroudway. 12
FOR SALE—HAVE YOU SOME CAPITA!,
you are desirous of Investing? If so.
come at once and Investigate the o'l
burner, burning 3c per gal. oil, In opera
tion at 310 S. Main st. 16
FOR SALE—MIDDLE AGED MAN PRE
ferred to buy one-halt interest In an es
tablished semi-wholesale liquor business;
just renovated; In this city. L. SCHMIDT.
115 W. First st. 12
FOR SALE—AT A BARGAIN. A BATS
ber shop and cigar stand: am selling on
account of sickness; inquluo at 613 E.
First st. 13
FOR BALE—A KICV. I.ITTI.E BUSINESS
on Spring at.. With a clear profit of $1(1-1
a month; wlil sell for only $400. OI.M
STEAD & CO., 113';. S. Broadway. 12
FOR SALE—GROCERY AND DELICACY
splendid business location; price 3250:
great bargain. Apply to MAHONEY &
ROBINSON, 426 S. Main St. 12
FOR SAM' A RESTAURANT ON
Spring st. at a bargain; good trade and I
can be bought for $40o; worth $600. OI.M
STEAD & CO., IKHj S. Broadwuy. 12
FOR BALE-LODGING HOUSE. 30 ROOMS
Hill st.: rent only $75: take part cash.
I. D. BARNARD, 117" = S. Broadway. 12
FOR SALE-FINE HOME RESTAURANT
genteel locattlon, close in: bargain, $4iw.
I. D. BARNARD. 117' i S. Broadway. 12
FOR SALE—SMALL RESTAI'RANT:
low rent; will take partner. 412 S. Broad
way. 12
FOR SALE-CHOICE DELICACY STORK,
old popular stand; positive bargain; $275.
I. D. BARNARD. 117H S. Broadway. If
FOR SALE — CITY NEWSPAPER
routes. Apply C. G. SPRENG, Herald
business office. tf
TO SELL OUT VOI R BUSINESS SEE
1. D. BARNARD, 117U tt. Broadway.
FOR SALE-LOUaiSO HOUSES
FOR BALE—A HOTEL DOING FINE
business: 22 well furnished bed rooms and
line kitchen and closets, pantry, etc. See
OI.MSTEAD A CO., for bargains of [his
kind, 11SV4 S. Broadway. 12
FOR SALE—LODGING HOUSE, CON
talning 14 rooms: finished new; highly
respectable; business center. Address N*.
box 10, Herald. IS
FOR SALE—I 2 ROOM HOUSE, NICE
furniture; best location on Broadway:
will sell at a big sacrifice: only $5011
OLMSTEAD * CO., 113' i S. Broadway. 12
EDUCATIONAL
LOS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE,
incorporated, occupies the entire tlfih
floor of the new Currier block, 212 W.
Third St.: largest, oldest, best: elegant
and commodious rooms, intensely prac
tical course of study, aide and exper
ienced specialists as teachers, complete
equipments, perfect lighting and ventila
tion, room?, heated by steam, first-class
elevator service: live courses of study*—
commerclal, shorthand and typewriting,
preparatory, telegraphy arid assaying;
the school is thoroughly live and progres
sive; it inspires as well as teaches; day
and evening sessions; Individual und
class Instructions) suocessfui graduates;
line class of students; v isitors cordially
welcomed: full information, personally
or by mail. 15. R, BHRADER, pres.. HJ.
K. ISAACS, vice-pies., 1. N. INBKEEP,
sec. 2-2J-7
W< lODBURX BUSINESS COLLEGE 'IX
corpor-ated), 2_i s. Springs... Is tho oldest
and largest commercial achooi In South
ern California: the most beautiful col
lege rooms and equipment tq be found
In.the state: elevator for pupils' use: a
large faculty of experienced and able In
structors; open the entire year: both day
and evening sessions; a practical Eng
lish course, a thorough business oourae
and a course in shorthand and typewrit"
Ink under an experienced stenographer.
Write or call for illustrated catalogue
and full Information. G. A. HOUGH,
president; N. G. FELKER, vice-presi
dent.
MRS. ADELINE DUVAL MACK'S
School of Elocution and Dramatic Art,
Rl6 s. Pearl st.. formerly nf Washington,
]). ('.: special terms to schools: thorough
vocal training: private lessons or classes:
also dramatic training for theatrical pro
fession. 4-5-07
BUMMER LAW LECTURES. UNIVER
sIty of Virginia—July l to September I,
ISO!!. For students and practicloners. 27th
I year. For catalogue, address. (P, o.
I Charlottesville, Va. i R. C. MINOR, Sec-
I retary.
| FROEBEE INSTITUTE (CASA DE
Rosas) training school for kindergarten;
I also school for boys and girls, of alt
gra ies: opens September 23d. Apply to
MADAME LOUIS CLAVBRIE, S-7iy
! BOYNTON NORMAL FOR TEACHERS
only, begins September 16th; teaohors
aided in getting positions: teachers, gov
ernesses and tutors supplied. Room 525 ;
Stimson bloc!;. c-3'Jtf
LOS ANGELES TRAINING SCHOOL
for KindergartnerB. Fall urm September
isih. .MRS. N. D. MAYHEW, 670 W.
Twenty-third st. t;-Stf
ETON SCHOOL FOR BOYS. NO. 13,; w.
Won st. HORACE A. BROWN, LL. B.
HARP STUDIO. MRS. J. U. JONES, 10«2
\V, Seventh st. c-b
DENTISTS
j PA. DENTAL CO.. A. J. STEVENS. MAN
ager, makes a specially of crown and
[ bridge work and painless extracting. A
good set of teeth 226 ii. Spring. Tele*
phone llSu. tf
ADAMS BROS.—DENTAL PARLORS.
2:::i'/j S. Spring st.: painless extruding and
tilling; plate $6, 88, $10; all work guaran
teed; established W years; hours, s-i; Sun
days, IU-12.
FRANK STEVENS, 321'- S. SPRING ST.,
open day.; and evenings; also Sundays;
electric light.
DR. KENNEDY, DENTIST, 108',. S.
Spring street, rooms 2, 6 and 7; painless
extraction.
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Zach Montgomery. James P. Montgomery.'
MONTGOMERY * SON.,
Attorneys at Law.
526 and 527, Dullard Block, Los Angeles
Cal. 6-7
BROUSSEAU „
Attorneys-at-I.aw,
403 Bradbury blk., Los Angeles. tf
CHIROPODISTS
MISS J. F. ALEXANDER, CHIROPO
dist, treats feet; gives salt glow, mas
sage; hours !) a. in. to 8 p. m. 215 and 216
Wilson block, First and Spring streets.
DR. ZACHU, DISEASES OF THE FEET
253 S. Spring st. 6-26 '
ar- ——a—v —^———I l —,
PHYSICIANS
DR? DORA KING,"geRMaV-ENGLISII
specialist: diseases of women; all ir
regularities restored; treatment confiden
tial; cure guaranteed. 446 S. Broadway.
O-O-OO
FOR REN T— M ISC EL LA NEOUS
FOR RENT—LODGE ROOM AT TURNER
hall; every first and third Friday of each
month._lnquire of janitor. I4tt
PLUMBERS
FRANK aT
and gas fitter, 240 E. Second St. Tel. 136.
PIANOS
KNABE AND VOSE & SONS PI ANOSAT
BIRKEL'S, Pallors IS and 19, Pirtle blk.
' tf
PROFESSOR B. W. ARLING—
-THE CELEBRATED CLAIRVOYANT—
Is In the city, at 413 W. Seventh st.
ADVICE AND ASSISTANCE TO BENE
FIT YOU.
The Trof. challenges the world to prove
bis equal. He reads the future without
mistake, gives valuable advice on all
affairs of life. He overcomes your ene
mies, removes evil Influences, heals fam
ily troubles, restores lost affections, caus
es happy marriages with the one you
love; correct information on law suits,
dlvorccs.marrlagcs, business speculation,
names of friends and enemies: also tho
one you will marry. His success in the
past proves his superior ability to help
you now; being successful in all cases
where others have often failed. Thous
ands of people have been made happy by
his aid and advice. The professor is
not required to return to such methods
as charms and such trash, and does not
wish to be classed with card-readers, etc.,
but a life-reader from tbe laws of science,
which Is clairvoyancy. Those who have
been deceived by pretenders must not
give up in despair, but consult the pro
fessor at once; you will And him reason
able In prices, and all business private
and confidential. Letters with stamp
answered. Office 418 W. Seventh St., be
tween Hill and Olive sts. Hours from !>
a. m. to 9 p. m.; Sunday. 9 a. m. to Bp. m.
No clairvoyant sign, only name nf PRO
FESSOR B. W. ARLING on window. 6-11
MRS. WALKER, CLAIRVOYANT AND
card medium, is meeting wllh wonderful
success. She Invites the most skeptical to
r'rove iter power. All business affairs of
Ife looked Into, for the advancement
of your future. Will organise a develop
. Ing clasa and gives readings daily from
9a. m. to Sp. m. 316 V. Spring st. 9-17
MRS. SANFORD JOHNSON, THE INDE
pendent slate writer and medium, gives
sittings daily at 62S S. Los Angeles St..
and holds circles on Thursday evening,
at Bp. m., of each week. Admission 60c.,
and will take a few pupils for piano les
sons. g.13
MRS. PARKER. PALMIST. CLAIRVOY
ant and medium; life reading .business
removals, law suits, mlnoral locations,
love affairs, etc. Take Third st. electric
car to Vermont aye. ond Vine St. Sec
ond house on Vine at. west of Vermont
nve. 6-30
LEONORA D ESTE-rA MEDIUM FOR
truth and justice: the greatest card read
er of the age. and tolls your future: charg
es reasonable. Parlors 17 and 18 San Jul
ian, cor. Fifth and San Julian. 5-24
R. E. O. FRAIM. PHYSICAL MEDIUM:
manifestations in the light: circles, Tues
day and Thursday evenings;! private
sittings given dally. 767 Merchant St.,
between Seventh and Eighth sts. 5-15
MMF. GRACE. CELEBRATED CARD
reader; tells past, present and future.
Ladles. 25 cents; gentlemen, 30 cents.
Parlors 24 and 23, 526 Maple aye. 9-30
IF YOU ARE IN TROUBLE OR WANT
to know your future consult ZINGARA,
tho gypsy, at 217 S. Hill st. Office hours 10
a. m. to S p. m. ti-l
MME. STANLEY, CELEBRATED CARD
reader: reads your entire past and fu
ture: ladles or gentlemen, 50e. Parlors,
411 S. Hill. 5-18
MRS. BARRETT ELLIS. OLAIRVOY
ant card reader. Come and hear the
truth. 330(. S. Spring st., room 10. Price,
50 cents. 5-23
.MRS. BARRETT ELLIS, CLAIRVOY
ant card reader. Come and hear the
truth. Downey blk., room 17. Price. 50
cents. 5-23
MADAME HAYDN - RENOWNED
card reader; all about business transac
tions. 845 W. Seventeenth St.; fees 81, 18
MRS. BARNBTT—SITTINGS DAILY?
circles Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
433 S. Main st.. opp. postornce. 11
MRS. MANDENA, CLAIRVOYANT - . '
card reader, palmist and astrologint, 213
S. Spring St., rooms 7-10. 3-25
AGNES 11. PLEASANCE. TRANCE MED
lum, is permanently located at tX4 S.
Broadway, i:>-tf
FINANCIAL
PACIFIC LOAN CO.—LOANS IN ANY !
amount on all kinds o? collateral leour- j
Ity, diamonds, jewelry and seal skins, |
also on pianos, furniture an i household
goods in private lodging and bourding |
houses and hotels, without removal. Par- i
tial paymenta received. Mo.icy quick;
business confidential: nrt'. ■■• ~rti.e (or !
ladles. W. E. DKGROOT. manager. ,
roms 2 an.) I. lit S. Spring St.
UNION LOAN CO.,
stimson niorii.
Loans money on all kinds of collateral
security; watches, diamonds, seal aklna t
and furniture in lodging and boarding !
houses and on ph,r:,s. without removal:
also on bonds, stocks, mortgages; low '■
interest, money ai once: business conli- I
dentin!, private Office for ladies; room 1
ill. CLARK K. SHAW. Manager, rooms
111 and lIS, first door. Stimson block, tf
THE GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
Society of Elan Francisco wlil make loans
on Improved city and country property. I
iin loans of $5000 and under, oer*
llfloates of title from Die Title
Insurance and Trust Co. will be
accepted, making the expenses
pn sub loans very small Build
ing loans a specialty. Apply to
R. (>. LI NT. Agent. 22i W.
Second. U-13tf
NOT UNTIL YOl HAVE LEARNED
What wo ere:
Who v.o are!
1 ■ And Where we are!
: Have you d at ovi red the cheapest place
in the city lo :?< t nion* / tn household
furniture, diamonds, livestock, ware
housi re. eipts. -dock-? and bonds, all good
| collaterals. 2Z9 Byrne building. tf
1 L. B. COHN,
The Los Angelea pawnbroker, lis N.
Main st.. loans money tin diamonds.
! watches, jewelry, firearms, pianos, li
braries and all other collateral securities:
also sells unredeemed pledges for money
loaned and on * mouth's Interest Added; I
make no mistake, it is ihe reliable. L.
B. COHN, the Los Angelas pawnbroker.
9-lu
MONEY To LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS
on diamonds, watches, jewelry, pianos,
safes, lodging houses, hotels and private
household furniture; low interest; money
quick; private office for ladies, G. M.
JONES, rooms II ami 15, 242',. S. Broad
way, adjoining city hall. 5-!S
POINDEXTER A WA DSWORTH, BROK
or«, 806 W. Second st., buy and sell
sleeks, mortgages, bonds and any good
securities; If you wish to lent! or bor
row or Invest in rial estate call on us:
collections made att-l property managed
for non-re: 'dents. SStf
MONEY TO LOAN-CITY OR COUNTRY
property, to S net: personal notes or
security; mortgages bought and sold. If
you have money lo loan or wish to bor
row any amount call on JOHN L. PAV
KOVICH, 22' i W. First st. tf
NATIONAL LOAN AND INVESTMENT
Co. loans mom v on all kinds of collateral
security: money quickly; business strict
ly confidential. Rooms 05 and 96. Brvson
block, fifth floor. JOHN MITCHELL
JONES, manager. 7-3-lyr
MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS"
watches, jewelry, pianos, live stock, car
riages, bicycles, all kinds of personal ami
collateral security. LEE BROS.. 402 S.
Spring st. 8-21
TO LOAN-MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT
at reasonable rates. WILLIAM F. BOS
BYSHELL, 107 S. Broadway. 10-13tf
MONEY TO LOAN—S29OO, $1500. $1000, $500,
on city or country. If you wish to bor
row or loan see us. U. S. notary public.
E. C. CRIBB & CO., 127. W. Second st. 6-7
TO LOAN-UNLIMITED AMOUNT FOR
small loans: no commission; light ex
pense. SECURITY LOAN AND TRUST
CO., 223 S. Spring st.
R. A. NEWLYN. BROKER, 231 BYRNE
bldg.. deals |n bonds, stocks, mortgages,
first and second, and all good securities, tf
TO LOAN—SIIIOO TO $10,000 ON REAL Es
tate security. ALLISON BARLOW, 123
S. Broadway. <S-7tf
FOR SALE-LIVE STOCK
FOR BALE—FRESH JERSEY WITH
twin calves. NE cor. Eighth and Ala
meda sts. \%
FOR SALE-YOUNG GRADE JERSEY
cow, just fresh. Central aye., one block
tust on E. Jefferson st. 13
FOR RENT MOUSES
FOR RENT-yTHE CHEAPEST PLACE
In town for matting-*, linoleums and win
now shades: carpets cleaned and laid.
THE MATTINO MART, MM B. Broadway.
7-10
FOR RENT—I-ROOM FLAT. CLOSE IN.
no, with water. Also 10-room house near
electric line, $12, with waterTß. VERCH,
room 80, Temple block. su-tu-th-tr
FOR RENT—A S-ROOM HOUSE. CEN
trally located: $200 for all the furniture.
See this bargain. OLMSTEAD & CO.,
113*4 S. Broadway. 11
FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM HOUSE,
bard finish, screen porch; $8, Including
water. LANG-BIRELEY CO.. 209 8.
liroadway. , 5-Btf
FOR RENT— A BEAUTIFUL « ROOM
house, close In. all modern; very low
rent. Apply at 831 8. Flower st. If
FOR RENT—A VERY NICE FURNISH
rd house. In best localttvln the cltv. Mc-
KOON & YOAKUM, 284 W. First, St. 12
FOR RENT—Nice 4-ROOM FLAT, DOWN
stairs; $11 per month. 633 Towns aye.,
Wolfsklll tract. tf
FOR RENT—FIVE-ROOM HOUBEr_»-
Vlctorla St. ALLISON BARLOW, lit S.
Broadway. tf
FOR RENT-HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS AND
bath. Apply 707 W. Sixth at. 14
FOR RENT—ROOMS
FOR RENT—SEVERAL NICE BED
rOOmS, $5, $6, $8; modern conveniences;
very desirable. 40!) W. Seventh, near
Hill. 13
FOR RENT—FLOOR, 4 ROOMS FUR
nlshea completely for housekeeping:
modern; very desirable. 409 W. Seventh,
near Hill. 13
FOR RENT—FURNIBH ED ROOMS. BllT
gle or en suite. Beds from 25 cents up.
RUBB HOUSE, cor. Los Angelea and
First sts. 6-5
FOR RENT—ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
rooms, transient, close In; also single
rooms. THE WAVERLY, 127 E. Third
st. 4-85
FOR RENT—THE MARIPOSA. 321 E.
Second St.: furnished rooms; $1.25 per
week up; lodging 25c, 35c and Mc per
night. 10-1 tf
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS,
with housekeeping privileges, at low
rates. 412 W. Second st. 13
FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS,
with or without separate kitchen, for
housekeeping. 3V)\ S W. Eighth st. 13
FOR RENT— SEVERAL NICE BED
rooms. $*. $*. $8: modern conveniences:
very dealrable. 409 Seventh, near Hill. 10
FOR RENT-NEW AND HANDSOMELY
furnished rooms, en suite or single. GOR
DON BLOCK, 206',, S. Broadway. IS
FOR , RENT—HOUSEKEEPING FUR
nished rooms; $1.50 to $2. NITTINGER'S,
451 S. Hope. tf
FOR RENT-STORES
Folt RENT— PART~OF -TORE! WITH
line show window, on roadway; excel
lent location for Jeweler. Inquire at W
S. Broadway, tf
FOR EXCHANOE—REALESTATE
FOR BALE OR EXCHANGE—A BEAU
tlful modern 3-room cottage, hot and cold
water, gas. barn, carriage house, cement
wclks. lawn, flowers, etc.; lot 54x154; con
venient lo 2 electric car lines; will ex
change for l or 2 good lols atui some cash
or for hoUSS and lot. If you want a lovely
home come nnd see me at once about this;
you will hl-.e ii when .you see It. S.
BROWN & CO.. 206". S. Broadway, room
IS. 12
FOR EXCHANGE—EASTERN REAL
estate liv Columbus, Ohio! for real es
tate in Los Angeles, between Central
aye. and ■ Albany st.. and Fourth and
Twenty-seventh sis.; or will exchange
oows. buggies, wagons, hay or jewelry,
and some money. 416 E. Twenty-third st.
_12_
FOR EXCHANGE—I HAVE 110 ACRES
foot hill laud, well Improved, with build
ings and water: seme orchard. Also 20
acres lemon land, with water, for equity
in house and lot or lols. or will pay some
cash for tdear property or good eastern.
S.. box 80, Herald office. 12
F( IR EXCHANGE—LAND NEAR OLYM
pIa. Wash., for rows, horsje, buggy and
poultry; land Is finest fruit land In Wash
ington: or what have you? MRS. 11.. i*oo
E. Eighth si., upstairs. 12
FOR EXCHANGE—REAL ESTATE. IN
Columbus, Ohio, house ami lot worth
$4000, or vacant lots for Los Angeles resl
estate of equal value. 416 E. Twentv
thtrd st. 12
FOR EXCHANGE—WHAT HAVE YOU
worth $1000, more or less, to offer for
equity in 10-acre lig orchard: worth more
money. Address 0.. box 60, Herald office.
12
FOR EXCHANGE-EXCLUSIVE AGEN
cy for eastern manufacturer. Will take
cltv or country property for part pay
ment. AddreSß S. E. , Herald office. <v
FOR EXCHANGE—S ACRES UNlM
proved in Orange county, fine location,
for a couple of city lots. S. E., Herald
office. ________________ 12
FOR EXCHANGE-MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE CLARIO
net lor good riding horse; will pay dif
ference in cash. Address P.. box 7". Her
ald. 11
FOR EXCHANGE—FINE NEW Up
right piano, for horse, harness and busi
ness buggy: must be Al turnout. Ad
dress B„ box SO, Herald office. tf
FOR EXCHANGE—NEW LADIES' GOLD
watch, also silver .mounted flute, for Al
horse and buggy. A good express wagon
for sale. Call 201 W. Fifth st. 12 '
FOR EXCHANGE—SLIGHTLY USED
upright grand piano lor horse board. Ad
dress C, box 70, Herald office. tf
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE-CHEAP; 500 POUNDS BHE
vler type: was used on The Herald until
Mergenthaler typesetting machines were
put in April 15. Address Business Man
ager, The Herald, Los Angeles, Cal.
FOR SALE—TRAP, ONE END SPRING,
lop buggy, and one phaeton, all Colum
bus. Ohio, make. Buggy and phaeton
never used: at a big sacrifice. No. 416
E. Twenty-third st. 9-10
FOR SAI E—Al REFRIGERATOR WAO
on, could make good spring wagon; A 1
fancy breaking cart and harness, all
made to urdur; will sell cheap. 512 E.
Second Ht. 17
FOR SALE—HANDSOME UPRIGHT
Grand Steinwayy piano, at a great sacri
fice. Room No. 5, The Stanford, Fourth
and Hill sts. tf
FOR SALE —NICE HORSE AND BUGGY,
worth $10i'. for $50; must sell at onoe;
see this at once. 2509 E. Fourth St., Boyle
Helghts.__ 12
FOR SALE-ONE 2-TON SIDEWALK
elevator at a sacrifice. Inquire at The
Herald business office. 12-tf
FOR SALE-OLD PAPERS IN QUANTI
tIea to suit, at this office.
LOST AND FOUND^
LOST-A THOROUGHBRED BROWN
cocker spaniel, during either Fiesta or
the week following; liberal reward for
the return of same at Herald office, tf
STRAYED - AT THE CONNOLLY
Ranch, Vermont aye., ten sheep. Owner
can have same by paying expenses.
ELIZA CONNOLLY. 8-4-S6
STRAYED OR STOLEN—ON FRIDAY
morning early, pug puppy from 2400 S.
Flower St.; tinder will kindly return same
to above addreHs. tf
** ~ MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS'""'
FOR SALE-SOME GOOD BARGAINS IN
second-hand organs; good makes. KOH
LKR - CHASE, 233 8, Spring »t. tf
CARPET CLEANING
STEAM CARPET CLEANING, SEWING
and laying. JOHN H. RICHARDS. 120
N. Spring. Tel. 1348. 8-»tf
~ttOUSE*MOVINQ
A. SLOPER, HOUSE MOVER—OF
FICE, 113 N. Broadway.
Horns— mm* Leu
FOR SALE—
BARGAINS
IMst-Lot 54x1*0 W, *|d* Flower st.
$2000—Fine corner for residence or flats.
81800—Lot on N. side Seventh St., Bonnie
Brae.
$2750-100x156 8. aide Thirtieth, bet. Grand
*ye, and Flgueroa.
15850-Very cloae In. 60x165,13-room house.
11500—6-room house, lot 50x150, estate must
sell very cheap.
$750—Lot on W. Thirty-flrst St., worth
1750—Cor. Thirtieth and Maple ay*.
$1600—Lot in Bonnie Brae tract.
$550— Lot on Wall at., sure bargain.
$200 per foot—Lot on Main St.
Several exchanges on hand. California
for eastern or northern.
Want to buy new house, 6 rooms, close In,
$2000 to 82600. $100 cash, $40 per month.
Money to loan. If you want to plaoe mon
, ey come and see me.
* W. H. GRIFFIN.
tf 136 8. Broadway.
FOR SALE
MOLL ft WHEELER.
226 W. Second at.
Get a home. $100 gown, small monthly
payments. A number of new 6 and 6-room
cottages, cheap.
Cahuenga valley headquarters.
MOLL ft WHEELER.
12 225 W. Second at.
FOR SALE-8975 CASH: VERY PRETTY
cosy cottage home. 4 rooms, plastered,
decorated, bath, closets. 50x140, beautiful
grounds, large trees, flowers, shrubs,
lawn, hedge, city water; cor. Ida and
Kent sts.. 3 blocks north of Temple-at.
cable, near electric cars: beautiful view;
real bargain. WIEBENDANOER. 227 W.
becoml st. 10
FOR SALE—( A BARGAIN)—FINE REBl
dence on West Twenty-third st.. between
Grand avenue and Flgueroa Bt„ 10
rooms, witli square hall, bath room, fur
nace, electric lighting; all well finished:
lot 50x178 feet; fine lawn and fruit trees;
also large stable: terms easy. Apply to
owner, No. 135 E. Second st. 16
FOR SALE—S22SO: A BEAUTIFUL NEW
holise, 6 rooms, bath, mantel.closets.new
barn. 35x14. No. 779 (also 78D Kohler st ,
and for $2000. Nos. 926 and 932 Towne aye.,
726 E. Pico at.: $1750, Nos. 822 and 824 Stan
ford aye.: all new. convenient: on easy
terms. T. WKIBENDANGER, 227 W. Sec
ond st. 19
FOR SALE—IF YOU WISH TO BUY ANY
property In the city for investment or
speculation or place or borrow money on
good city property you may make money
by consulting RICHARD ALTSCHUL.
l- ; s'- W. Second at. tu-th-iat-tf
FOR SALE-NICE 4-ROOM HOUSE AND
lot. 86x155. with stable, etc., near Central
aye. car line, for $12.50; only $50 cash:
balance $10 per month. R. VERCH. room
80, Temple block. su-tu-th-tf
RICHARD ALTSCHUL.
Real Estate. Loans and Commission,
Has removed to
40S South Broadway.
Chamber of Commerce Building. B-30
FOR SALE—I9OO--O-ROOM HOUSE NEAR-
Iy new: lot improved; barn; chicken
yard; '~ cash, balance easy. Electric
cars weat; a bargain. J. M'LEAN, Est.,
near Pico. Pico Heights. 12
FOR SALE—NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE, ALL
hiird finished: bath; pantry, etc. Lot Im
proved and fenced; barn; close tocars;
only $1150. For terms apply J. M'LEAN,
E St.. Pico Heights. 12
FOR SALE—THE CHEAPEST REBl
dence for a nice home In the city. Mc-
KOON ft YOAKUM. 234 W. First St. 13
DO NOT PAY RENT,BUT BUY A HOUSE
on the Installment plan from ALLISON
BARLOW, 123 8. Broadway. 12-18-tf
City Lais
FOR SALE-OWN YOUR OWN HOME
SSO cash. $10 per month.
NO INTEREST.
Lots on Fourteenth and Newton ats., IU
miles from Spring and First sts.. In the
BSTELLA TRACT. $265 TO $350.
ore block from cars. In neighborhood of
neal cottage homes, wdiere building re
strictions are enforced, thus protecting
your property as well as onr own: no
shanty -town attachments permitted; it
presents the combined features seldom
seen |n close-in property cheap, at prices
and terms offered nowhere else in this
City, cement walks laid and paid for: no
bonus or Interest to worry you: other
siroet improvements made when requir
ed. These lots are beauties, lie about one
foot above grade, affording v perfect
drainage: soil a sandy loam: no mud
whatever: look at all other tracts: then
see the Estella. Remember, we charge
absolutely no Interest, and every dollar
paid goes into your lot ;also that our prices
are 25 per cent cheaper than surrounding
lots. Title perfect: certificate with each
lot. For all particulars apply to V. A.
STANTON, 115 8. Broadway. Tel. 1164.
tu-lh-sun-12t
FOR SALE
FRUIT LANDS AND CITY LOTS.
A number of 10. 15 and 40 acre* tracts
In the foothills and bottom of the val
ley: several parcels slightly Improved:
located In the Provldencla and Scott
tracts, near Burbank; price very low.
Various lots in King's subdivision of
the Daverede tract, southwest corner of
San Pedro and Washington sts.
St. James Park: several very choice
lots Inside the park, and a valuable cor
ner fronting on Adams St., 110x150 to a
16 foot alley.
Six lots on Lake Shore aye. between
Second and Temple sts.
Bole owner. GEO. W. KINO,
Room 10. Manhattan blk, 187 S. Broadway,
su- tv- th-3 mo
FOR SALE
JUST THINK OF IT.
' The Alexandre Weill tract offers choice
building lots on Eighth. Ninth and
Twelfth streets, near Central avenue car
line. 25x120 to alley, at $31X1. $325 and $350.
on small cash payment and monthly In
stallments of only $10. No Interest charg
ed on deferred- payments. Only 100 lots
loft of the original 400, and when they
have been disposed of such a chance to
get a home within walking distance at
low prices and upon easy terms may
never offer again. Title absolutely per
fect. An unlimited certificate of title or
a policy of insurance of the Title In
surance and Trust Co. Issued with every
agreement of sale. For maps, price list
and all particulars address
RICHARD ALTSCHUL.
7-e od tf 123.. W. Second St., Burdtck blk.
Business Property
FOR SALE—
BY T. E. ROWAN.
$18,000—Business corner, Main and Fifth
sts.; size 40x140 to an alley; terms easy.
$36,000— Spring St.. 60x166, adjoining the
new 3-story building of the Athletic Club;
terms easy.
1400 acres, $10 per acre, 2 miles from
Capistrano, facing the ocean, consisting
of valley, hill and moist land; natural
springs; splendidly adapted for dairy
farming.
A tract of 70 acres in city limits, 2 blocks
from electric cars, admirably suited for
subdivision and quick sale; will sell all
or part; or will exchange for property
In this county; terms easy.
T. H. ROWAN,
Office 4 and 7, Bryson block.
» Lo* Angeles. Cai.
FOR SALE
BROADWAY LOT.
We have a choice piece of property
on this tine street, centrally located,
now in the heart of the business cen
ter. We are offering this property
at such a low price that will make the
lucky buyer a handsome profit with
in a short time.
CLARK ft BRYAN, 127 W. Third St.
_
FOR SALE-HAVE YOU SOME CAPITAL
you are desirous of Investing; If so come
at once and investigate (he oil burner,
burning 3c per gal. oils, in operation, at
810 8- Main St. 16
FOR SALE—WE SELL THE EARTH.
BASSETT ft SMITH, Pomona, Cal. 6-26tf
FOR SALE—REAL BSTATB
Country Property
FOR RENT—A SMALL) RANCH OF 15
acres, only 10 miles from the city, 8 miles
from Redondo road: 10 acres In barley:
0 acres In oats; rents for $110: house of 4
rooms and good barn, well and pump:
all in good order, floe OLMSTKAD *i
CO„ 113 V» 8. Broadway. 12
FOR .SALE-SAN a
few o and 10-acre blocks left; water right.
Now Is the time to buy. If you have any
tfiSVtJi „»rade see E. K. ALEX
ANPKK, 145 B. Broadway. tf
FOR 8A LE-3 ACRES ADJOINING CITY;
idee place for a home: price only $700:
B minutes' walk to streetcars;. McKOON
ft YOAKI T M. 234 W. First st. v ■ fIV
FOR EXCHANGE OR SALE CHEAT—
80 acres of good land In San Euls Obispo
county. Call or address 732 Merchant St.
room 10, Eos Angeles. 20
Sttanin ' —w ii i i n aasw - HSH—ssmwo
WANTED-TO BORROW
WANTED" 'TO^llORRmV—i"canT__nd
your money out at good Interest, from 3
to 10 per cent a mouth. NEWLYN, 231
Byrne bldg. tf
IN A SLIGHTLY ÜBHUi
Btelnway upright piano. Address X.,
box 100, Herald office.
PATENTS. COPYRIUHTS, ETC.
KNIGHT BROS.? PATENT SOLICITORS;
free book on patents. 124 Byrne bldg.
S-22-6
LEOAL NOTICES^^
1"? UR~SEAL FISHERIES. THE
1 President of the I'nited States of
Afherlea. A Proclamation. Tbe following
provisions of the law of the United Stains
are published hereby for the information
of all concerned: Section 1058. Revised
Statutes. Chapter 3. Title XXIII, enact*
that "No person shall kill any otter, mink,
marten, sable, or fur-seal, or other fur
bearing animal, within the limits of Alaska
territory, or in the waters thereof; and
every person gulltv thereof shall, for each
offense, he fined not less than two hun
dred nor more than one thousand dollars,
or imprisonment not more than six months
or both; and all vessels, their tackle, ap
parel, furniture and cargo, found engaged
In violation of this section shall be for
feited: but the Secretary of the Treasury
shall have power to authorise the killing
of any such mink, marten, sable, or other
fur-bearing animal, except fur-seals, un
der such regulations as he may prescribe:
and it shall be the duty of the Secretary
to prevent the killing of any fur-seal, and
to provide for the execution of the provis
ions of this section until It is otherwise pro
vided by law: nor shall he grant any spec
ial privileges under this section." Sec
lion 3 of the Act entitled "An act to pro
vide for the protection of Ihe salmon fish
eries of Alaska;" approved March 2, 18h»,
provides: "Sec. 3. That section nineteen
hundred and fifty-six of the Revised Slat
utes ofthe United States is hereby declared
to include and apply to all the dominion
of the United States in the waters of Ber
ing Sea; and it shall be the duty of the
President, at a timely season each year,'to
Issue Ids proclamation and cause the samo
to he published for one month In at least
one newspaper, it any such there be pub
lished, at each United States port of entry
on tbe Paclflo Coast, warning all persons
against entering said waters for tne pur
pose of violating the provisions of said sec
tion: and he shall also cause one or more
vessels of the United States to diligently
cruise said waters aud arrest all persons,
and seise all vessels found to be, or to
have been, engaged in any violation of the
laws of the united tSates therein." Th%
Act entitled "An Act toextend to the North
Pacllic Ocean the provisions of tho *tai-
UteS for the ■ protection of the fur-seal"
and other fur-bearing animals;" approved
February 21. 1893. provides: "That when
ever the Government of the ITnlted Stales
shall conclude an effective International
arrangement for the protection of fur
seals In the North Pacific Ocean, by agree
ment with any power, or as a result ofthe
decision of the tribunal of arbitration un
der the convention concluded between tho
United States anil Ureal Britain February
twenty-ninth, eighteen hundred and nine
ty-two. and so long as such arrangement
shall continue. Ilia provisions of section
nineteen hundred and llfty-stx of the Re
vised StatutHs, ami all other provisions of
the Statutes of tho United Stales, so far
us the same may lie applicable, relative to
the protection of fur-seals and other fur
beurlng animals wilhln tho limits of Alas
ka, or In the waters thereof, shall be ex
tended to and over all that portion of the'
Pacllic ocean included in such Interna
tional arrangement. Whenever an effec
tive international arrangement la conclud
ed ns aforesaid. It shall h« the duty of the
President lo declare that fact by proclama
tion, and to designate the portion of the
Pacific Ocean to which il is applicable, and
that tills Aid has become Operative; and
likewise, when such arrangement ceases,
to declare that fact and that this Act has
become Inoperative, and his proclamation
In res|h»et therein shall be oonelualve. Dur
ing the extension aloresaM of said laws
for the protection of fur-seals or other
fur-boarlng animals, all violations thereof
in said designated portion ot the Paclflrc
Ocean shall be held to be the same as If
committed within the limits of Alaska or In
the waters thereof, but they may he prose
cuted In the District Court of Alaska, or in
any District Court of the United States
in California. Oregon or Washington." An
arrangement having been made for the pro
tection of fur-seals, as a result of the decis
ion of the tribunal of arbitration under the
convention concluded as aforesaid. Febru
ary 29. 1892, which prohibits the killing of
seals at any time within a radius of sixty
miles around Prlbllof Islands, or during
May. June and July in each year. In that
gortlon of the Pacific ocean. Inclusive of
erlng Sea, situated to the north of the
35th degree of North Latitude, and East
ward of the 180 th degree of Longitude from
Greenwich until It strikes the water bound
ary described In Article One of the Treaty
of ISS7 between tho United States and Rus
sia, and following that line up to Bering
Straits: Now. therefore, be It known that
F. Grover Cleveland, President of the
I'nited States of America, hereby declare
that the said Act of Congress of February
21. 1893, has become operative; tnat, in ac
cordance therewith, Section 1958 of tho
Revised Statutes is applicable to the wat
ers above mentioned, Included In the
Award of the Tribunal at Paris given un
der the said convention of February 29,
1892. and that I have caused the foregoing
laws specially to be proclaimed to the end
that their provisions may be known and
observed. I hereby proclaim every person
guilty of a violation of the provisions of
said laws and of other provisions of tho
Statutes of the United States so far as the
same may be applicable relative to the
protection of fur-bearing animals within
the limits of Alaska or In the waters there
of will be arrested and punished as there
in provided, and all vessels so engaged,
their tackle, apparel, furniture and cargo,
will be seised and forfeited. In testimony
whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Beal of tho United States to be
affixed. Done at the City of Washington
this fourteenth day of April. In theyoarof
Our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
nlnetv-slx, and of the Independence of the
ITnlted States the one hundred and twen
tieth. GROVER CLEVELAND.
By the President; RICHARD OLNEY,
5-24 c o d Secretary of Stats.
Assessment Notice
MATEO STREET AND SANTA FE AVE
nue Street CAR company, principal place
of business, Lob Angeles City. California.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting
of the directors of saltl company, held on
the 27th day of April. 1890, an assessment
of ten dollars per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation, pay
tbl» on or before the Ist day of June, 1800.
to W. 8. Graves, treasurer, at the Mer
chants' National bank. cor. of Spring nnd
Second streets. In Los Angeles, Lai.
Any stock upon which tills asseßsment
shall remain unpaid on the 20th day of
June, 1896. will be delinquent and advertis
ed for Bade at publ c auction, and unless
piymenUs made before will be sold on the
im'i, dnv of July, 1898. at tho office of the
■Mxeury at 134%. Broadway. Los Angeles.
Pal td nay the delinquent aasesßment, to
pense of sale. Secretary.
Office 134 S. Broadway, Los Cal.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AT FORT
Huachuca—Office of Chief Quartermas
ter Denver, Colo.. May 11th, Tsuti.-Sealed
proposals in triplicate, subject to the us
Ual conditions, will be received here until
11 oclock a. m., 120 th meridian time. May
25 1896, arid then opened for furnishing at
Fort Huachuca, A. T„ during fiscal year
ending June 30, 1896. 20.1H10 lbs. bran. 150.
-(100 lbs! barley or oats, 150.000 lbs. hay, 100,
-000 lbs. straw or hay for bedding. Pro
posals for quantities less than the whole
required, or for delivery at points other
than those named, will be entertained.
Contracts and bonds must be executed
within ten days after notice of accept
ance. The right Is reserved to reject any
or all proposals or any part thereof. In
formation furnished on application here
or at office of post quartermaster. En
velopes to be marked, "Proposals for
Forage." E. B. AT WOOD. Major, Chief
Q. M. 12-13-14-15-23-24

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