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50 THURSDAY. April 2A-TLouR AND MEAL
We nnncr for some sIadc,Stt but .hI a. "a a
tS@tEG9' eSuH Sats Sg sae'Sst9o Wssiern
cRrs & w TO- '' and Xxx x" sia; ;sGg g;
Mnne.otH patents 551sss; city s9ippine exirsss s.
si7,eto southern 'nipping extras slssi.es Rye
s2sts vs. Braudywigc,. y 500 Eos wheat ICED u
GofroS" SPOT, wcsk .c. es7 bale, Niddling uplsnd.,
lisc. Future dcclmed l!.22 points closing At eoc.
gust il Sn Tor scptcinbrr and II 22c or Q.eheT sales
bale .gce's a. p9r,' M dnS 3S,s b sg ,
sales 10 hhls old mess, g., new quoted tlO@Slo 2oi
ci5. e" Was Weak i'7,o bbi. MAY SO; Xpfil, $685.
Bet fairly active aud steady SIZES 10 tcs Nesisrn
si 50 ior packed ana 81 50for family mess Lard was
I6c close sales ON the sp"t 51i Ic. prime city GsoS
Gl5., So ! dlpc rume Western; H., q 2,es Ee , on
2u@6 i1, JUNE 3Oae 2oc. july dj2issG SOC. clos
terms quoted iio BACON closed weak sales ioobXs
short clWr ,c CT meat, dun and nnchangcd. sales
100 smoked shoulder. Sc. dressed hogs, l5ss5se.
iac & new " e.e 'D' crcaefy sss3c' " iheess
In mGieratc demand. state factory. 5ssc. Fresh
,Gea, Wheat quet and lower sales 5000 bush. at
90 nr 81 -rrns. risoic ior 80. 3do., ~ loAs
So a 'f and 81 i.i for So red
l9r Nay Rye wa' ,i9l a. 9i,i, er Senad9 Barley
TgiG ,eaG hsgcr ,S, Sto}l 6u, a. H, ,e,s5c
r., aug lq, Tc c, "" All a iS,u s s 80
5H'"l u'h incHd, ~ 'ssmcr at 4S@ i5'ic; 10 s@1
GnocrRrs-iaw sugar was quiet and unchanged with
far tu good refining 81 800 aud sales Np' hhds in
cuiine common a &c.. refined IN hrisk demand md
fur danini anl .'eiiy Nola..e' wa. drm and in Do:
sew orleans. sslor ko coGrc quiet at i3i sisisc.
for oir ctrloc' van .oc. Ct 1900 BAGS; Maracaibo in
SrSnrir.-NhVal .tor,s wcrt steady and quct spirits
q 10 r"rocom .trndy snd qalct s.sn bis rehSed.
e. rio" ''cudl 51u"o NJ. sold. at 0isc. tor prime.
2nsH n, prime CITY. So ocean ircishts about steady
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Tho directors Of the Coney Island iron pier
visited the island yesterday witness the work NJ
strucon Twenty piles have been sunk and others
being put in place NJ the rate nj eight day II is
pcced that halt the piles will be driven Within two
weeks and that the pier will be- ready the
opening of the season Mr. Jacob Lorari. the Prcsi.
dent ut the company owning the pier, ~ h. not vet
decided whether the company will boats it, own
but probably any boats will he allowed 10 the pior
the payment " certain rate passenger There
10 he two dancing saloons and bath houses on the pier
hut nruhahlY no resilmrnmta or larTnnmA
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property, and left s8 900 900 Of the debts Of the
hank still unprovided for. On the remaining
third second call has been made OF f2.250 per
share which, with the previous call, amounts
to 27is times the pnr value OF the stock. The
House Of Lords has decided that trustees and
executors holding shares must pay tho calls
ont OF their own pockcte. IL their benehciaries
nre unable 10 respond. The distress accustomed
bv thpsn proceedings is widespread.
In the final hearing Yesterday in the British
Chnncerv Court. the bondhoders OF the Ma
tional Bolivian Navigation Company OF the
United States, who have been endeavoring Tor
f7OOOOO sterlng) lying m the Bank OF England
Tor the construction Of the Madeira and Ma
more Railway IN Brazil. were defeated. This
decision insures the immediate prosecution OF
work on the road.
At meeting OF tho directors NJ the Wabash
Railroad Company. held today Sidney Dillon,
Esq. President of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company. was unanimously elected director.
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Funding vIruiuia's Debt.

RICHMOND. April 24-Mcssrs. Ellis md
French directors Of the Sew York Funding Association
Of the United states In this city. In consulta
ton to-day with various banking firms to the details Of
funding the debt The formal acceptance nf the
terms the ball passed nv the General Assembly tu.
gcthcr with the contract for having bonds engraved
vii he carried bv the Auditor In the Gn,crnor who g.
now SICK IN Winchesie tor approval Tho first batch u
bOnds IS eApected. viii be ready BY ho 1T Of june.
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Ic Roy tortrght ut Spencer invoke hI, wife Friday
morning nud told her the Lord lnl commprl.i hiu g.
kl her. Mrs Curtrlght hid suhcrut up-rncc uf luIuI
90 make no demur but got permission oduWn stairs
AMI her sick mother before being slaughtered ANA
down. she scOucd Tor the nearest hnur- uuuN
pursued hy her husband Assistance was urDrur,d. amt
AFTER severe tusslc, Mr turtught secured and
placed In durAnce. lie had become ,nddcnl, insane from
scrmuluu~ Catarfh, and supposed iu bee luCurulip
though Wr are certain that tlhful of Dr. rclccs
Golden Medical Discovery aud Dr. Sugo's Catarrh Rom.
edy would effect speedy cure. For many wears these
remedies have been Acknowledged positive specifics
for all scToluouS aud catarrhal anee lions -AIH
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NEW YoRK. April 2i-No trade in beef cattle
for lack cot offerings dressed beef dun at 74ssAc n
calNc. further declined, aud the pens could
not be- clear" even at the low figures OF 35c y n for
dcccut On choice
ncuunI tor sheep and lambs moderate az the prices
asked, aud tnir dragged turrrd sheep sold ~ 40
disr e. o. uushOru do. nf hi.NH and lair 10 good
Jcr.c, spring lanh~ at SieS1 80 r. head.
No trad, iu live hofs nome wanted by slaughterersex-
cent at very low prices nominal quotations s. 5Ost3SS
a. % n
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The Hind. brother. to he Indicted.

BALTIMORE. April 2i.-The Grand Jury OF the
Criminal Court this morning returned pre>cntmcnt
against Dcnwood b Kinds fnr the murder Of Isaac D
James and against Harry Kinds his brother as acres
The Indictment will be- found tomorrow. and the
case will be tired Al an early day The trial will proha
bly, be- removed 10 county court the ground that
uuprel JUDGED jury cannot be obtained In Baltimore.
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KeopenIng of the Great Providence Line TO

on Monday. April y the famous palace steamers Mas
snchusctts and Rhode Island Will resume their regular
tups ON tins line. leaving Pcr % r., loot OF Warren
It dmlN except sundays alta NJ, arriving at rroyt
drnrc at - A. NJ aud Boston at 2 A. NJ. with inter
mediate andngs between New York and Providence
masking HE only Sound line where passengers enjoy
whole nights rest and view OF Narragansett BAY by
daylisht THIS Is The most popular line between New
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sUPERINTENDENr DUDLEY
His Averments md DeninIs in His Examine
tion the Charges.

nTnpppninng Robert
Noci,ris A,dro,y o,,crs Cborlos X uvdo
and samuel r. weba,cr 'u,o snhordinotcs os.
soc,n,,I Win surori,tc,,iort II / Dudlnv in
Wv" 49, ~ 80 10
the Building Department investigation. were
discontinued Yesterday without prejudre to
nj. -, .t...,.. - Al. ..,,,,
"'', i'". al :" ~ ''' .,,'' "''V' W VIZ
nation of Mr.. Dudley This course was taken,
as the persons named were pressing for an OK
o,,,to,t... ,,.i.,.,, ,,ti 49,, IT,, ,,,o.,,, ,,r,ii
"I'''''' "''V" e'u'" n'' 49, 49,
Mr. Dudley IS OIL the stand. Judge barrcU
mndc nm order to that effect but refused to grant
az, ,,,,rI - 80, .,,at,.., a.. ut,r.s ,,iicb
was asked for by the DEFENDANTS counsel. Tho
examination Of Mr. Dudley was continued in
,i, co,.,.,l IT,. -, ,,,id,,,,, ~ ,lo
wv I'm i'''" ~ Wv" ~
services OF John ltiley. clerk. he offered toriy-
two rcuorts-cach of which he estimated must
- - -, a.. 49, . '.,..
all of which were written within three months
hy Mr. Riley Soma Of Mr. Rilcy's rcports were
nado as inspector ana others as Cicrk.
Tho witness said that he knew positively. OF his
do, ,rhoo,r,- ,ro,,. tr,,,i,, d, fr,,, az, ,l1
uol iHea're TRANSFORMING Ioi III "l"
building To lis present condition-wcre strictly
in accordance with thc reouiremcnts Of the
H. .',..t 81 -.
buliulhs law mo rrmhihder oi VT. puul'y
examination Yesterday was devoted to u review
' ,,' -,
Wo pro''ulhE uaS7' ana 'he ih'rOuuV''on VI JIM
ci1l documentary matter
81 To-. o.rlock tbis morning tho nureroua
"'"T Wv
objections raised 10y Mr. Dudleys counsel To
the questions Of atlantis counsel will DO argued
before Judge Barrett
In thrcoursr Of the forenoon tho tedum II
the examination was relieved hy the incident
of usuruation of the bench. The cNnmina-
ton WAS held ia the supreme Court. General
Term room and without the urr.ouce of tho
counsel reported verbatim by Mr. j. l.. Nun.
I.t.t
a middlo-aged woman. with singular yellow
hair. % queer straw hat. and generally shabby
attire. entered IN" room. pissed the railing.
with "A pleasant Good morning tu tn" court
officer in attendance. aud assembled to the
bench. whore size seated herself on tho great
central chair of the three placed for the Judges.
ngnant smile. and they recognizing lcr ~ a
poor demcntci woman who hunts the courts
humorcd her dou-ion ana with cordial res poet
hrlc her Good morning" " Your Honor"
She did not simply smile she beamei with
glow Of hqpping-s aqneuH,ed. . Thorrison-
cNngrcratri nmiahuitv ana retired from tho
bench. making sign 10 the officer 10 adjourn
The long eVnmination of superintendent Dud-
him a mass Of a,ermcni- ana dcnials. which
thecoursol ofthe unluni- presenting thcchnrgrs
reinr n,.ir m ,hr ,fli.e
tgn," w',i, 7fr 1, ,n , ni- ,oi 5 ~
ing law Respecting examinations. He could
whether amy of them hll oyer taken "a oath of
u'Hp'l h,u,-'u 70 lnluI' Mh'Il.r lh'Y ui l.
one ins,an'e h" aan'iii'I rr,-i,iInr a, mot
ing 90 the Board of ENamin.rs At which ou" inc
,n..,',is ,f,i,,. .. ,.,,. r.li ,, ~, - i,,
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Money on call opened easy NJ 3Hi r cont. but
advanced To- 500 cent ciOslnl At 4 u5 Z cent.
4 single II O0O bond 81 the old Erie second
mortgage ISSUE sold Yesterday at auction AT
lO2A,and another To-day atthr Stock ENcnnn-c
M the SANE price. The IrlurlIHi Of thr-rlOuiS
II payable sept L. with > q per cent. interest so
ihui the purchaser az the present price gets only
a per cent. less brokerage for the use Of his
money IA the mean time. The total amount Il
the mortgage ls - IA 600. and mn equal amount
OF the first consolidated MORTGAGE bonds is
lying nj the Farmers Loan md Trust Company
with which To- Discharge IT, BGt whether the
new bonds will he issued. or whether the oI
mortgage will he extended and new coupons at
Wchcd To the bonds. Is still Undecided
- Tho Delaware. Ia'kawanna and Western
Halfway Company give notice that they will soil
loo,uOO tons Of scranton coal at auction al rs
Exchange place next "Wednesday.
Tho business ~ all lines ~ the PENNSYLVANIA
lhilroad Comnany east N Pittsburgh and Eric
Tor March, 1879 ms compared with the same
month in 1878 shows AN incrruso in gross
earnings Of SlO3,7S2 nm increase iucNppuS"~ ot
Shl3Hf, An Increase IN net earnings of SlHjSA.
me thro" months ~ lNl3. u0 compared Wtl the
same period IN 1875. show an urrea-r m gross
rarnlmgs OF S626Oiu. an lnrr use IN Nlcn~"~ oi
tjl 2Ji an lncrrHs" ia net earnings of s1~N.Nlj.
All lines west ot Pittsburgh ami Erie for me
three months Of 1879 show surplus over nll DE-
abilities of S3O3.G9S. bolng gain over the same
period in 1875 Of fIi1i6
The Subsidiary Silver Coinage hill which has
pissed the House Of lirprrs 'ututlvcs ami gone
only relieve merchants Of The necessity of sell
Ing their surplus small silver coins AT "A diS-
count, hut also, we nope, retire irOm circulation
the little silver half-dmes and three pieces
which are now such a nuisance \ man might
HS well have 30 many ilsh scales in his pocket
Ms the silver three.cent pieces, and the half
dimes ARE but little better.
The first call OF $500 per share on the stock
stripped about two'thirds OF them OF AL their
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Railroad bonds were much less active es-
perially for the speculative issues. though
transactions in new Fri" seconds were large ~
73An73,. with liberal business in the funded
nyes at 10 4n76'. Oturr sales rmbra 'rd y i. .
Central first consolidated assent-d. S7os7 g;
DO. convertible. 81 '.qss 90. adjustment. lo3 a.;
Rock Island skies. ia aml1iA Denver aud Il.
q. ilrsts, 9O'sm9l e., .Canada southern, slA
con-os 99t4 dl00; Union Pacific nr-ts, no. 80
~ II. and st, Jo. s. lQ7', keokuk and u.
NJ. ilr-ts ~ Central Pacific band gruut- lU2 D., (;
Albany and Sus. seconds, los. Burlington.
G. H. mud ~, 754 and c. c. and |. {. irsts
G5'twG1.
Governments were very quot mt tho calls. hut
The old issues 's' w Sr parinIly lover. bSr't
Of Columbia 3-6js were steady al S4gSis. Tho
only sale of State bond, was of Missouri u.s.
lssS, l0i .. The following are quotations for
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Fine SILK Hat. $500, worth S5.-wine stn
Dr. ". q ~. NLrI 81 D. Wv lluInn u. nn slnlrs
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Parties building making alterations should examine
"The lleyer CLOSET and the plumbing ua tvrals made
By Henry Z. Meyer Co., Is Chm sL-AdH
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skinny Mem Weiss Health Remover" sure thing
for hruu netNc prosrIlun nervous debility. prema-
turc c unc loss of power 81 at druggists So Barclay
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Business Qoturs.

Keep Your Head Cool md Level
with the Cciulod sweat Band. healthy imporvious "a
swtat. amt very stylish.
Ak haf lar
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Go to Clarke. ~ Broadway mp staire. for nnc fui
mrc carpets heddm@, dc Cash or special crcdlt-.ltr
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-05-03

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TABER,9
IMPROVED HAY FORK
Patent Applied For.

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sy-.ifz Sl'fa3A F.iar HfaIiea Iiaffii t-ii4fs 80
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lissrItl ~ ~ Aru. ~ > ,-s
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sip

eaaaF GO <isa g1asssssis.
9. X
taiss7 lta stated eoaelafe4 At
45n II MAsQule Hall, un
- ifssAa @ saHa mon. h.xf
sfaugtina Bf ealH
4a5 Tag EEs eara b ffsv4
.sasli = 1rslsE Z sl1s
6. izzsrlEFz Hs.is fsct fer.
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Agricultural Implement Depot
80. AT 49,.
wATKIEs { sooTTis ALAMEDA FOUNDRY
san rosa, CAT.
~ F%-- Erf
Hilia @riI @aa

se,hF Tor waiter 4. naod'a kam fgUn
3. fef RaapeF saa seif-hinfss. s-Ataasi siia-
u frsaaf H7H salllg kaH Is hlse Size qsle-
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asf5al 10 me
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IA sax lc35.4a4 ssrfannlLf
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uh ths Eee1ad Hp2x
q E rs "a - Il aasii r.,
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DAMIANA
BITTERs.

DAMIANA, from which the BITTERS
are made, Is q Mexican herb, and is in
digenous only to small portion of Low
er IBajal California. 1t has been used by
the Inhabitants Of Lower California for
the past thirty years as A GENERAL
INvIGoRATGR OF THE SYSTEM, a
GREAT REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS AND BLADDER, a
POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Haa=
Ha+ eiltos7 us 90 l2Hals 'hat il
saasa .nsuntee3 - Wa Sc zat urs sus
chemicals druaq=-r 8. .zfss tHa. are b any
raaaner lniaIirar p $40 fstsci
ANY uiers WaHau ~ ezHta aan afEas
thsn apa derive hauaagiei z9sall.
rT1S}E2as EcEs MyE.
Nm
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lss aaasl.s aaaalas As. Z. a

stated efsi5iyo asrisa 80 2 s
M@a DAY u eaeit 7t3Ei j.
3 81 a. MGsntl : n :
tai lflfssiag sem Z els iff : 4
good siz.li-!si < e1fgssfsii In
Ylaad. by asdess o.
8 e. EQ3
SAN stsS iaiz
Hs4F1ksfrT
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Morning kilograms.
Dsmoos.,,e Senatorial, ca"cus.


WASHINGTON, April 30th.-The
Democratic Senators held a caucus
this morning, lastning an hour,
but no action was taken except to
determine Informally that the Leg
islative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriation bill shall not be
brought forward for discussion in
the Senate before next week, and
in the meantime Democratic Sena-
tors will meet their party friends
of the House in joint caucus for
consultation In regard to the proper
course to be pursued in respect to
the Presidents veto of the Army
Appropriation bill and the political
situation generally. The veto mes
sage was not discussed.
New York Expositio" of 1888.
NEW YORK, May 1.-The zri.
bune of to-day says: The Com
mittee in charge of the New York
Exposition for 1888 have selected
q plat near Port Morris, Westohes.
ter county. They find there the
requisite number OF acres OF un-
occupied land, necessary facilities
of approach by water and land,
and other advantages, making the
spot peculiarly eligible for the site
Of the great Exposition. The men
who are pushing this enterprise
seem to be thoroughly in earnest.
The Act of the Incorporation,
which Congress is to be asked to
pass, ia prepared, and the New
York Exposition Of 1888, which
will celebrate the one hundredth
anniversary of Great Britain's
formal acknowledgment of Amer.
can Independence, may be looked
upon as coming reality.
Hscr resary Evasas on the P",ts,cnI
Prospect.
NEW YORE, May 1.-Secretary
Evarts is enthusiastic over the po-
litical prospect which the union of
the President and his party opens
up. He assures the Philadelphia
Press that the present revolution
Ary experiment Is already produe-
Ing q reactionary feeling in the
South which out few persons In the
North are aware Of. SAT no period
since the close of the war; he adds,
"has the South presented better
field for the Republican party than
now, provided its leaders are wise
and discreet"
A uar~sra-r ~~".~ "a - tessn
Bsatsleg.
Pestl, lfse Ia Waaal hHs51
Gaze \. azfEeala Ysssda3 ae
troeed tie W6sEs ofaear5H tsF 49,
stoftns the Nt.ga aud t{.iaE
breach IT. Hla f ma. EeH
Hiied Building Ha5#zsas aaa
seffh 76a 418a i# a6H Ela
istagm t50slte tfa gfsaes
as tH HaHiWaR aa went
arc IN secHeft sfe iu sea iaH=
gei8 Eeiiet aaa been saHt ssaH
esFs-as - ss.za5saza .s=z1= sass
Me- aDVEE fIs En- 6&F5
Vssers ga af tAa Heaaa
Wat
NJ FQTfeE Is ~ BEuf asF
~ taffe l to u48sf4H
uietF ri AsaotT ltl Eeteras as HH
ieao &sE - - aHsa II 4E lH
root 81. NeGHr HlheEQH 84laHH
ad q O. .estf4 esA. .e4E
ag. eaT sr9s.r
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LOS ANGELES. SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 1879
HOTELS.

PIco HOUSE,
CORNER MAIN ST. AND THE PLAZA
Francisco Pico, Prop'r.
This we'll known and popular hotel
and most luxurious In Southern Califor-
nia-has Just been
Refurnished and Renovated.
Apartments single and en- suite. The
cuisine IL unsurpassed on the Coast.
Every detail Of the service, apartm ents
and table
FIRST CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT.
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United States Hotel,
HAMMEL & DENkER, Props.
Cor. Main and Reguena SITS.
This hotel takes in an entire block,
fronting 800 feet on Requena street, 100 on
Main and 65 feet on Los Angeles street.
THE ROOMS
Are airy, ana all contain Spring Beds,
with the latest improveme ents.
THE TABLE
Ia supplied with the beat the market
affords.
RATES MODERATE.
A Free Omnibus Is attached to the no.
tel, and baggage Is conveyed gratis to
and from the depot.
The United States Hotel Is centrally
located, opposite the Court House, and Is
near the Postofflce and Land Office.
Call and see US. You will receive good
treatment. HENRY HAMMEL.
A. II. DENKER.
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PACIFIC COAST
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SAN FRANCISCO.
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MOJAvE HOTEL,
Mojave Junction, Cal.
vT,HIs HOUSE Is NOW PEPARED Agk
i 70 receive tts numerous patrons. &Sj
and the travelling public in general. Be
ing entirely new and splendtdly fur
nished. 1t affords superior accommoda-
tions.
ITS TABLE D. HOTE
IL second to none in Southern California
THE BAR IL supplied with the choicest
brands of wines, liquors and cigars.
An elegant billiard ROOM Is also
ed to the house.
All trains stop here for breakfast and
supper. 1t Is the point Of departure for
the celebrated Iny0 county mines, viz
Darwin, Lone Pine, CerrO GOrdo and Pan
amint. The ONCE Of the
LONE PINE STAGE co.
Is At this hotel. The patronage Of Q
travelling public Is respectfully solicited.
e. Fl. BOYD,
fe24-tf Proprietor.
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Apply to n. McLELLAN, Local
Agent, On1os, No. 603 Main street,
over the Commercial Bank, Los
AnReles.