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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
DYGREEN e WILLIAMS, AucsIOneera.
ID No. 1901, northwest corner Tenth nd streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL rs.
THE CITY. At AUCTION.

THE CITY, At AUCTION.
BY virtue OF decd Of trust, dated the nth day
May, A. D. 1871, ANA daily recorded In Lii Nosse
folio 81 one Of the land records FOR W ashingtos
county, In the District Of Columbia, aud by the
.rittea rraucst Of the parties secured tl.crrby.
shall sell at public auction. on TUESDAY,
January q 1874 At O'Clock. p. m, In front
ss ne y premises 70 wit: Al .nat piece ., Fay.
two (sO In Leonard s. Ch.pman's recorded su6di-
vision Sl original tots Nos; Z tc u INCLUSIVE. 10
city Of ashn:ton, District OF columhia, ecoged
With = thr c-story and basement BRICK DWELL
ING, with two-story and basement Back Building,
with modern improvements; location Rhode Is
land avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest.
Terms: One third cash: balance In SIX and twelve
months for notes bearing interest at ten per cent.
per Snnum, and secured by decd Of trust the
premises sold All conveyanciny at the cost Of The
purchaser. Two hundred dollars down on day Of
sale, and tf the terms not complied with In FIVE
days after day OF sale the trustee reserves the right
To resell the pr0pefty at the risk and cost or the de-
some ns~spaper Published In Wassineioc city;
de2S-d&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS, Aucts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
THE NEW FEMALE DECEIT.

1t is really no wonder that the opposite
sex" occasionally burst forth into plain.iye re-
prosch, and upbraid false fair ones for the
many means resorted to in order to deceive
them For, in the contest awarded by Paris to
the most beautiful, deceits are invented and
boldly worn such as are sometimes almost too
astounding for belief. Years ago We remember
hearing of French singer at a cafe Haatant,
whose husband, on being complimented upon
the dazzling fairness of his wife's neck, lifted
off a pair of shoulders of tinted wax, so ar
ranged as to be easily adjustable. But that
any of our bellies should consent to the paltry
deception of wearing false kid necks, made in
Berlin and Paris, and sent, with vast amount
of mystery, to the beauty ambitious of full,
round neck and shoulders, is something that
almost needs to be "seen to be believed" Yet
this is done. Let one fancy meeting lady at
q ball whose tulle scarf, dexterously wrapped
about her throat and carelessly thrown back
so as to form pendant ends over her back,
serves only to soften the gloss and enhance the
symmetry of what seems to her dazzled OBJ
server a superb pair of shoulders. Fancy dis
covering afterw ard, perhaps when said lady
his become bride, that those shout lers were
but a dream-made of kid! That IL worse
than nightmare, and it would seem that even
Bayard could hardly say, "False one, love
That the desire to have the credit for having
what does not belong to one should urge &c
such fragrant deception is astonishing, but still
more so is the blindness that leads the de-
ceiver to suppose that thin arms, ETC., ETC., can
be reconciled with this roundness in the neck.
And here pulled tulle sleeves are called into
play. 1t is said that f1esh-colored enamel
makes the complexion, down to the joining
hidden by the tulle, perfect match to the
kid. Does not this cap the climax? What
climax2 the reader may demand Well, that
Of the piled up receptions of enamels, rouges,
dyed or bleached hair, false eyebrows, false
Teeth, pads, colored lips, stuffed bustles, alti-
tude-bestowing heels, artificial calves, etc.
But the men are '.just as bad, )" 1t is claimed.
4 fashionable druggist informs the ladies that
he sells as much "magnolia balm" "a sort of
snameD to gentlemen as to ladies; while the
hilor whispers of false shoulders made Of
wood, the barber, the dentist, and the vender
of uniforms all telf their anything but iatter.
ing tale. The biters are bitten.-N Y.
Grdphie.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
THE MODERN HOTEL CLERK.

THE MODERN HOTEL CLERK.
George Butler, who is getting in some good
prk on Hi;Ikes' Spirit, recently called at the
Westminster hotel, New York, accompanied
I the well-kpown acter, John Mccullough,
tr the purpose of interviewing Wilkie Collins,
te novelist Here is Georges portrait of the
roud clerk of that aristocratic hostelrie:
Hotel clerks, as a rule, are naughty, re-
erved, self-absGbed caste but there was
smoteness, a be-very-careful-h
adress-me sort of manner, 'tfar-away
loses" look about the Westminster Brahmin,
HON we found at his post, extremely sugges-
I've of that early Spanish king who scorched
fmself to death sooner than ring with his own
egal hand for fre-screen. His hair was built
10 two stories, shiny, odorous of musk and in
blence his diamond cluster-pin was as large
Is those beautiful little buttcr-pats served up
b nearly all hotels. Indeed, if the proprietors
sould increase the size of the butter-pats and
decrease the circumference of the cluster-pins
they would materially enhance the comfort and
popularity of their inns. The bookkeeping
brahmin was wrapt in thought. His clear-cut
Norman features were buried in the broad leaves
of ledger. He was probably studying how,
many extra fires and bottles of wine guests
bill would stand without a protest In
these generous Christmas times. To US, dwell
fer6 on tne tnresnOlu, ne pdfu No HiOre Atten-
ton TIM If we had been gentlemen from Sandy
Hook without luggage, wanting rooms. This
sort of thing could not last. 1t was too great
O strain on the nerves. Our pride came to our
rescue. Mr.. Mccullough commenced to sing
"Wearing of the Green" in his gladiator voice,
while we beat cheering and stirring accom-
paniment on an adjacent cluster of steam pipes
with blackthorn Barney Williams gave US,
the two of us making duet of racket which
would have driven Bob Sawyer and Mr.. Ben
Allen wild with envy. This fetched him. The
iceberg broke from its mooring and foated
grandly, coldly, resistlessly towards us. As
Mccullough said afterward, Gle didn't walk,
he glode,' When he reached the counter,
against which he brought up as an iceberg
might when it collides with a continent, he
looked upon us with the fixed, far-seeing, pas
sionless gaze of the sphyrx, and said never
word. Mr.. Mccullough meekly inquired if Mr..
WiIkie Collins was "at home" The Brahmin
relaxed enough to say that he believed there
was such E man in the house. One OF Barney
Williams countrymen, who had just came over
to learn the trade of an alderman, speedily re-
turned with an invitation from Mr.. Collins to
1come up" and narrowing the Brahmin's feel
ings by remarkine in stage aside that the
house smell: of fish-balls, up we went.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
81 sGTr khsr REb 5kTT sEHT
AyEMgE, AND On SIXTH STREET EAST,
AND SOUTH b sTRkET, 6APiTOL HILL, AT

AUCTION. 49,
d. 1871 to Daniel L. Eaton and myself, duly ro-
corded In Libcr No. 06, folio a. one Of the Land
Records for Washington county. In the District Of
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secured
tho. PROMISES ON SATURDAY, January n, ix74, at
Washington, D. C., to wit: The western fifteen nsl
In square eight hundred aud scventy-onc, by Z
DEPTH q s,yenty-avs c7D feet, improved BY small
Also part 81 riginal lot eight g. )in same square,
beginning at = point Sixth street east twenty
Eve (25 feet south Of the north western corner Of
said lot and square, and running thence east ninety
three (9o) feet thence north twenty (2l feet 10
the line OF South street; thence castle the eastern
line Of Sah lott thence south seventyfve (75) feet
TO the south line Of said lot; thence west han
dre and eight f06) feet, more less to the line Of
Sixth street east; and thence north atty (so feet
the point Of beginning.
Terms; g, 90, with Interest from October n 1874
al ten per cent per annum, to day Of sale, and
Penses OF sale In cash, and the BALANCE at six and
Twelve months. foI which the NOTES ofthe parchaser
deed Of trust on the property, VIII BE taken A de,
conveyancinE At the purchaser cost. fterms OF
sale complied With In seven days the trustee
the right to resell tho property Il the risk
aud cost Of the dcfaulng purchaser, amer evc days
advertisement In one Or more newspapers published
!" F" ~'"'sA s aEOReE W. sTIcKNEY.
1T. coID%ELL ''ee'
de3oTuThS&ds Salesman.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
AUCTION SALES.
To-Day.
RYGREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Aaetisu'rs,
~ No. 1901, northwest corner Tenth and d streets.
TRusTEE.ssALE OF vALUasLE L IArI
TWEEN Ninth AND TENTH STREETs

Byyirtue OF deed q trust. dated April = isza
aud duly recorded in Liber No. 7l6 at folio a.
Of the land records for the District Of Columbia,
and 1t the request Of the party secured thereby.
ises, on MONDAY. the sth day Of January, 1874, At
O'Clock p. M, lot numbcred twenty-five cd Of
William II. Browns subdivision OF certain lots In
square nnmbeerd three hundred and sixty eight.
(a68, In the city Of Washington, ID. C.. with Inn
roof and basemcnt brick dweilinG-house, with all
modern Improvements.
The property 10 sold subject 10 decsl OF trust Sc
curing the payment OF pr0missory not~ for 60 ono,
dated ON or ab0Wt the 2ith OF April. 1874 and pay
ante hse 5) years after dat with Interest al 10 per
cent. per anuum. payable srini-annualiy.
Terms OF sale: One half In cash; balance In 81 Z
and twelve months from day or sale. for which the
promssory notes OF the purchaser, bearinE interest
at the rate Of ten per cent aunum, AMI secured
to the satisfaction Of the trustee, will be required
deposit OF 4s5O must be made nj time or sale.
COnvcyAncing al cost Of purchaser.
TALLMAGE 4. LAMBERT, Trustee.
GREEN L WILLIAMS.
dcs9-M. w, R&ds AuciiOnecrs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
RY u. n. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctionccr.
No. ~ Seventh street, between o and II streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A TwO-sToRY AND
TUE MEST sIBE 9s EIGHTH sTEEET BE BE-

AT AUCTION.
BY virtue or deed Of trust, dated the d day Of
May, A. d. 1873, and duly recorded In Lbcr No. u.s.
folio NJ Of the Land Records for The District OF
Columbia, and by direction Of the party secured
thereby, will sell At public auction In front Of
the premises, on FRIDAY, January q 1874, st
O'Clock p. all that certain piecs or parcel Of
fngton, d. c., known aud described icing all OF
Lot numbered thirty-one, "a, in square numbered
mcnts. 81
Terms: e M with Interest al ten per cent. from
;Yd ihS S.i y ne Twelve .snsh: q;
from the day OF sale, and secured 81 deed OF trust
ON the property, will b takea. 4 deposit OF can
ng At the expense Of the purchaser Ifterms or sale
are not complied with in days from day Of SALE
the Tisk and cost OF the dsfaulting purchaser amer
i've days advertisement In some one more news
papers published In Washington, D. C..
RAWIEiOH W. DOW MAN, lr-..-
ae,,.x MWiFLikLAa Il a GoISMirLI s,,..maa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
RAILROADS.
RALTIM0RE AND ONO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
S and as ssSAS Is ii s It. trains
n.I,%STs and Wy WAY &c !. NM
Cincianati Expreas, Via Metropolitan
rHsinn New 4sri an. riii.dspI: Il: s:.' :. m
gs!snor: and Way Point: So NJ
New 9"ss and and Thl.deipsI. io p m.
Baltimore Exp.yss. Without stops......... 3:1 p M
. .i%srs am, and W.: WY Fsin:: e: E %
CimcI%natI. coiamSus, fiit.Gar1 and 81. y '"'
Louis Express. tday. 7:S p m.
BOSTON,. New York and Fiiiadcipiia E1: ~
PULLMAN rxRi.oR Calls iai Bsltiao < Al a
''s :. M. and s 81 sns I; +: r q riiSs
r"r Baltimore aud wsy roints-Atss. M, ana l.
FOR baltimore wi,hcu. stnrs-At So, and s:cop
TRAINS LEAVE BALTIMORE.
a. t' IN In e; "a: en- ,; s;t e; and u NJ
-aa SS sSSSxT tkSM n sAG III /.
Me:n a:ss 6:4s and s:G .. NJ, u M. 4:p,
x VIZ Aa nA1N I i,NE
Ats,4s m. and s:so p. M, Except Sunday.
A ss$S SfSs n III VA
rS 4s VI ;;I ;s;ses s ssjSI VIA
llnrrisoal,ars stI .. M. and sia"nson early the
same evs"'" EsoR EIL:icorr.s MILL.
| >Ats:ssa. m. and a:3eaad 5:sp. M. except SAM
fs ss.x EaHFrf noRb ASb cSsSEIEsvk
leave n ashinsio at aus a: M. and7:s p M, and
through y5iasi ss'r TxI q CT CARS
Through Through Co to% ' Chicago and
ri'''Oo's'' rs fS B "A xiS siii{
ATS" a. M .f III 81 Nos R TX not on Sunday.
rSh FoiSI " II K; g "s1S 1srrRMrD1Arr
turning on q Rorhs SCI a. md AND
?. m arriving 2. Washington at $50 a. M and SIS
E1press trains q SIS a. m. and 7:s p NJ, daily,
day: also. at the Company-s Office, rs Pennsyiva-
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue once
Al %
rG and Boston, see adj
'e'''sMe'' % ''1s" THos: n. snARP.
Master {. & &: r CoIE,
Gs Gf5! s Tif hSo Ass2..
nors General Agent. washington.
| A LExANDRlA ND WASHINGTON
"a FFRRi H,shiks ANR 4kLaEfETMNSx4gslA AND
PnnHT S SIXTH ss1e
hiessadis dsy a. oaSs ass daily e1s sas
Sunday.
Local trains leave Alexandra IS follows: g. z, q
.f siy: l.ins d saS
except Sunday.
Trains married thus connect with trains on wash
QUANTITIES. ACCOMMODATION leaves Washington
GkE f. 9 s ifssPs sses%HsEss via Richmond
leaves W Washington li:33 p. m, daily, except Sun
day.
Through tickets to all points South and South
west sale al the Office Sixth and PcnnSy-
vania avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passengers leave orders for K
gage 10 be checked At all hotels and residences
through to destination. y. 8. YOUNG,
jyn-u General Passenger Agent.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

rD0CEDJEc
-TT1~
~
su DEALERS IN
ur>su r.>- cnoopDSrc
0AS~SAe'!
ao1 ~~,.le
Arc aa ne s .as o zee she 10 'er
NEW RA!s!Ns
NJ" eo''SNSEwi c.ynox; go. :.
FRESH NUTS or ALI. KINDS. ''
NEW resx ,,LT:Epsk nuIrkn,
,rs FINEST sYkUrs, &C.
OUR STOCK o,
q" II a q
Ia -
Is UNUSUALLY LARGE AND COMPLETE
rp,,-xu,c. rnr,,xo r,xruu,s rvrp
BEEN IMroRrED INTO
cu.up,cxrs
sstkut1T;ERNKs
BRANDY, FORTS
SANTA ci;Vz fU lMI,,yrcu wu,x,rS
Mfo1iED ID
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

The yield of gold in California in 1882 was
80 900 60, last year t15. 600 co., The Ala says:
1.-THE prevailing opinion is that our gold mines
have become greatly exhausted, whereas in point
Sf fact. scarcely an impression has been made
upon them, and nearly our entire yield to date
has been simply the product Of our shallow
pacers or surface diggings and the result Of indi-
1dual mining. The deposits lying between the
boath and middle forks Of the Yuba river alone
and which are but . small section of o single
county, are estfmsted to be adequate for Q Yield
II o120Q, 90 per annum for 1--WE hundred and forty
teArs come or q. 500 900 900. FL Dorado Placer
Nevada and Plnmas contain each suriferous
Ireyei Of from one hundred to three hundred feet
b thickness"
Besides cotton, which il king, and sugar and
Ndigo, and other large products Of value, the
S0uth Produces peanut -four, which 10 excellent,
AntFitone, heathful, e the English College boys
ny, good TO eat, and especially healing whon
Pread on plaster" North Carolina win have
b monopoly Of this branch Of Industry, II ever Il
sooo0se profitable. Then there Il tho Algafobo
kosn- It nov grown IN Spain near the ocesn. Il
bomS nearly related 70 the sweet or honey locust
+ the Southern States, bat beam . much lasEsf
I'D, flled with fich, oily sseca Large quantities
n these pods are annually shipped % Englnnd,
there they are used substituts for oil cake a.
bod for stock, being . cheap fsttsning food. II
&fIl grow 10 almost any soil. The vicinity q the
,ea coast suits II best.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05
CANDIES.
NUTS.

club rates.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

~eFyERYBoDY SHOIrI.D CONSULT
~ THIS DIRECTORY RES0RE sLAkING
PURCHASES. OR TRANSAgTlNts AS,n
KIND OF BUSINESS IN THE DlSTNiCT.
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Housekeeping articles at low prices.
INSURANCE OFFICES.
NATIONAL METROPOLITAN FIRI ISsuRAEcE co
Of the District g., q ~ SSIm'a' soss Penna. ave.
THE ARLiNeToN FIRE INSURANCE Co., IN
GIRMAN AN. ISs. Co., Law Building, sth street
INSTRUMENT MAKERS.
C.FIscHKR. Surg. Instruments, Trusses, g 1h 1t
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
E. J. KLoPFEK. sa La. ave. Also. Notary Public
LADIES' DRESS TRlNMINo0.
LOVES, al Market Space, and 80 Penna. sSenue
NY. LAuxDRY. oi C st.. cor. 4,k:work well done
LINE, CEMENT. PLANTER, Ae.
A. W. KIRK Co., cor. 10Th and c SIS. Also feed
LlTHOGRAPHERS.
NORRIS PETERS, ass Pa. ave-, near ~ 1t. Pho-
io-Lithography specially.
LIVERY STABLES.
GS cor @ and f.. csss
livery stables, Willard hotel stables.
in g. OPP inSs.i.i iS ssa fi lizards: ave. a'-'
LUNRER YARDS.
!. q. iin ss' O. ri fs 1s's .I ss
MARBLE WORKS.
s sss .s ne.
HERCMANTIA1L01e.
DEvLiN . co. ,iofN. Y, !, nos = o., near nth.
MILK DER0TB.
coLLINs' NILE AID PsoDucH HousR, ~ 10Th q.
MINERAL WA1KRD.-
fA1 Town. sea -: ssss
q. 0FfsanAx. 81 g tresi, nesr nh.
HH3DIC GTO1ES. -
youn ,. ELLIS 6 CO.. "a Pa. sv., .6ar M 4.
.MOTA1lE1 PUDESC.
A.Ak 6ftsE, cor. La. nd - q. .Alse,y usssee
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GREAT PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
REPORTERS.

szSS@GSSS1H
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-19
A Govd Outlook for Raisin Growers.

The value of the raisins imported
into the United States in 1873, valued
at the. port from (which they were
shipped, was $2,498, 457I Spain pro-
duced in 1878, 100000 boxes. OF
these there were purchased for the
United States, up to January LIST,
1882, 005 boxes, against 1,0O9,27O boxes
in 1872. Estimated stock on hand in
Spain January l, 1874, 265, 900 boxes,
against 5000 boxes on hand same
time last year. There has lately been
sold for the United States, 80, 600 boxes
at % sreals, or SO 12l, per box of rs
pounds, fer common layers, and rs to
q reals, So 25 to So 373, per box for
loose muscatels. The duty on raisins
is cents per pound, which adds to the
purchase price ST. 25 per box; add to
this the freight and commission, in
surance, etc, and these imported raj
sins must come very high-nOt less
than SIS per box-to the consumer. We,
have, also, the information from Ma
laga that the price of raisins has gone
up since the last transaction above re-
ferred to, to 81 to 33 reals per box.
This is certainly most encouraging
exhibit for.our California ptpfQcersOf
raisins, and give an impetus to
the planting of vines of the approved
raisin varieties. Those wlie have large
vineyards of the common varieties
should feel encouraged stOsgraft them
to the white 3nitfscat Of Afexandrfa,
white muscatel, and other good kinds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-19
SUMMONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SEW
ENTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND
MARY JANE DORM, Plaintiff, Us. HENRY HENRY
BLUME, Defendant. ~ .qu5l nssNi9q z
Action brought in the District Court of the
Seventeenth judicial District of the State OF
California, in and for the County. of Los An
geles, and the complaint filedin said County
Of Los Angeles, in the office of the Clerk Of said
District Court. ..tss .t,fsrFyfFs
The People q the S STATE q California sena
Il pear in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff, in the District
Court of the Seventeenth Judicial District OF
the State of California, in and for the County
of Los Angeles, and to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive of the
day of service) after the service on You Of this
Summons served within this county; or, II
served out Of this county, but in this district,
within twenty days; otherwise, within forty
days-or judgment by default will be taken
against you, according to the prayer OF said
complaint. 1sH l49lie 1flio +Hst's rs3@ -
The said action is brought to obtain decree
of this Court adJudging that you be forever
barred from all claim to any estate of inherit
ance or freehold in the following described
premises, or any part thereof, to wit: Situated
In the City and County of Los Angeles, State
of California, and known as Lot No. Z, on o
plat Of survey made by George Hansen, APP
proved by the Common Council OF the City Of
Los Angeles, "A. d. 1855, containing ten acres
of land, more or less, fronting on the street
leading to the Arroyo Seco, four chains eighty
seven Inks and the same width to the river.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail to
appear and answer the said com plant Jas above
required, the said plaintiff will cause your der
fault to be entered, and will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Given under my, hand and the Seal
oh of the District Court Of the Seventeenth
judicial District Of the state OF Caiifor-
LIS MIA, in and for the County of Los An
is5a geles, this fifteenth day Of December,
in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-three.
A. w. POTTS, Clerk, &
W 81 BY c. w. GoULD, Deputy Clerk.
90 " HA sc. HUBBELI, Prff's Atty, -.
ec-2ml los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-19

1t will be seen by the following ex-
tract from an Auckland, New Zealand
paper of December 10, 1878, that horse
flesh is held at high figures:-"Mr.
Redwood's string of race horses was
offered by public auction at Christ
church, on Thursday, the Goth of
November. Maivina was purchased
by q Canterbury man for $50 guineas.
Peringa sold for 100 guineas, to l..
Walker, Canterbury. Papapa was
passed out, at $50 guineas; Teranga
has passed at $50 guineas Kakapo
passed at $50 guineas. The race mare
Lurchine, which has. proved herself
during the past month to be such
splendid "goer," recently changed
hands Mt Mr.. Nosworthy's sale of rae
ing stoclsat ChristAehufch. She was
bought by Mr.. H. Redwood, of Mel
son, for .guineas. Calumny brought
the nextlargest price. falling Into Mr.
R.lRay's llands for $50 guineas.-
Y. Herald.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-19
gos Angelss Aerald.
PATRONS OF. HUSBANDRY.
DI,REC TO + ",

STATE OFFICERS.
Mastey-Hon. J. N. Hamilton, Gucnoc, Lake
iSecretdrsn-W X, Baxter, 800, California
street, room O. Third floor, San Frnncisco. e
.SIlfo 11fnllt-I I,nli IL,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1874-02-19

T NJ
ox.,t,. - a !. 80 - - ~ >c
Sec,csarm-W. II. Baxter. ao0. california
street, room 81 fhiri floor San Fr,,nciscn 4 !" =
kSgade Agent-I. q. Gardner. 500 California
street, room 9, third floor, San Francisco
,os ,vcp,.rs COZ, ,yr, - -,
rovnt,, Ds,,nt,, ,rtt,s q, - 49, Ios
coles 'D'P'"o '''o'' a. "'ie'' io' All
District 1oeot-J o 4 stanlov Los ,noe,os
- 'gf', W. 49, - : :
ihsi of' ukNSoEa.
Following Is list OF Oranges 11 IN Los Angeles
Los Appelos Grange No se Ios AngoIes
hnS Gare, stor 70 ~ 30 aoo
tary Regni m,aofrya or. heid e,er, 81
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