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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-12
Foreign exchanges continue dull but steady. ac-
tual business being done at about Il cent per Ne
Z .f Coli rrttfu -I.4ur f.fg

The Governors of tho Bank of Engan at their
weekly meeting to-day made no change N the
posted rate OF discount. which remains At per
cont against & per cent, the rate at which three
months bills are discounted IN the open market
During the week the bank gained el7s.OOo
bullion. supplemented by a further gain OF
92l7, 900 on balance to-day. The proporuon
of the banks reserve to its liabilities Is now tool9
nrainst 5SSl6 week ago. At the London stock
Exchange. British consos were steady at 91ISl6
for both money aud account. and UDlted statos D
we're LIS higher. the others being unchanged.
In American railways tho Eres We're huc-
tuating finally closing with losses rs
follows; Common stock %, second consols and
funded IS ench 10 per cent. New-Jersey Central
also was u lower. but Illinois Central and Pcnns!i-
vanis were 8. aud - per cent higher respectively.
In Paris French per cents advanced 10 SJ..o
SIGHT exchange on London declining TO 23. 1872
francs TO the {. The weekly statement OF the
bank of France reports loss of SO. 625 900 francs
specie.
The gross earnings of the Missouri Kansas and
Texas railroad are reported as follows
ISIS. 1879 .o.,.
First week in Sept. s769s0 1914 Inc $50
January sept l.sso.614 Inc So'Oo
The receipts of -four and gram Mt tho principal
Atlantic ports this i1ih day of September were:
sew-York.
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The market closed excited and buoyant.


~ TeEotied On me Gotta stock T,sgrrph CompanM
- Actual Closing Biis
Og. Hight.I0w'L Final Bid. Asked. sold
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The transactions in city bank siocks covered;
Ameucau Exchange 90 Il no. Commerce l16 nj
1891, aud Metropolitan ii3) al 1877 The following
are the bidding and asking prices:
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w New.YOrk and Cswego Midiali
New-Jersey Midland r; II securities
j. -. STA rOS. ~ Nassau-st.
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lie subj rcasGry To-day gained 11IV,oIl on
balance made mo ~ gain al 1857. So coin. less
loss OF c4JG93l currency. lms makes
the changes since last FRIDAY a. follows Currency
loss. 50 800 go coin gain, s3.3l J,11j; met loss
ri,iJ1,5lT. Modtv ruled very steady a' ah"ii
per cent for call loans. Time loas ate "0b PER
cent aud leading dealers scale rates Tor mer'.lt'i'
paper is follows:
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The following we're the receipts and shipments al
md from Chicago and Milwsukee to-day:
Reoeipts supneats
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The receipts and shipments NJ and from BdtiaIo
to-day reported a. follows;
Hecepts Shpmrnrs
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FALL RVRP Ma. sfpt. 1.-the market has boon moro
demand &c. fr 81 square oths ana iEAt sies
Resulted.
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GAS STOCKS & city R.R tiiOrsc and Elyt'D
Osfocks e Bor's bought ~ sod. F.EuEWirE Brlad-s.
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IFNDNL IltN NII.LA NIIE0 unu IL-
- PIlDNENFSr COMPANY.
The annual meeting ct ~ Stockholders ~ THIS company re
TIE ertllnn VII he held 20 fAt Office ul u >
BRADLEY treasurer. ~ 3 Broa4wav NrFf".k. on mon.
DAY. september 10 between &c hours Of D n ann D. "a
LEON ARD JIItl -aruf.
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Dos AT Inv IIFI
500 ht. 80
y y y III e "a
81 s. l56 =
chicago. Bun & -
30 -.. Ia
Chcs & Ohio
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20

rebuilt, and the railing and fences
be reprinted, and that bids for the
work be advertised for, the total
cost not to exceed $3.50.
| A committee, consisting o.
Messrs. Lawlor, MoIony and Work.
man, was appointed to confer with
the Park Committee regarding said
repairs.
The usual bills were ordered paid
as audited.
The committee on making a new
contract for boarding city prisoners
reported having maize q contract
with the Sheriff for the same up to
January l. 1850, at 40 cents per day
per capita, for three meals per day;
but when a prisoner only receives
one meal IL IL to be counted as half
q day. Adopted.
The Gas Committee requested
further time to report. Granted.
| The special committee on redis.
tricting the city reported that they
believed the best Interests OF the
city would not be subserved by a
change. Adopted.
The Clerk was ordered to notify
County Clerk Potts of said action.
The bond of De Cells & Varela
for the city's advertising in Spanish
was approved, and the contract Or
dered signed.
Petition for the change of con.
tract for city advertising to the
Evening Journal heard and granted,
and contract ordered signed.
Petition of ]. w. Gillette against
the adoption of the proposed Tenn
pie street sewer heard and referred
to the Sewer Committee.
Petition of J. G. Downey and L.
Mesmer for change in the con-
struction Of the Fort street sewer,
referred to the City Surveyor aud
the Sewer Committee.
Petition OF w. J. Nicely to retain
old lumber formerly used in ZanjB
No. 8, heard and granted.
Petition of Ira Carpenter for pay
for building the third section of
the East Side ditch. Warrant or
dered drawn for the amount in
favor OF the City Surveyor.
Petition OF Wilson & Young for
the purchase by the city of the
pest house hearse, referred to Board
of Health.
Petition of irrigators living on
the Corralitos ranch for their usual
water for irrigation by exchange
with A. Glassell, referred to Zapjs
Committee with power to act. The
ZaDjero was authorized sell water
to such irrigators at the usual rates.
Petition Of Y. Garcia and wife
postponed for one week.
Petition of City Assessor for
deputies, referred to Committee on
Assessments.
Petition of A. H. Denker and
Others for financial aid for the cele
bration of the Fourth, referred to
Committee on Fire and Water.
Petition OF VIM. Monks for an
advance Of $50 OH account OF con-
struction of the Fort street sewer,
granted.
Adjourned.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
San Francisco Markets.

Corrected every Wednesday af.
ternoon for the HERALD by Spear,
Meade & Co., Commission Mer-
chants, 316 and SlS Washington
street, San Francisco.
The produce market remains void
of activity and all branches of bus.
mess are dull with a very close
money market. 1t is gratifying to
note that, while all lines of produce
rule very low, groceries and all
family supplies are corresponding
ly cheap. Additional reports from
the farming sections confirm our
statements of last week regarding
growing crops. 1t appears that
with the surplus stock In some
lines which must be carried over,
the aggregate when present crops
are harvested will exceed the aver
age for all varieties. We hope to
soon have so full reports from all
sections as to furnish reliable data
for giving complete report OF the
acreage, condition, estimated yield,
Q OF all crops in the entire South
ern counties.
In southern Los Angeles county
| farmers are many of them drop
ping their former reliance on bar.
ley and cora as sole means Of
livelihood aud trying wheat. Large
quantities of the Odessa variety
lave been grown and fine croI
wholly free from rust Is being har'
vested. Near Westminster some
OF this grain was cut, threshed
ground aud baked into bread on
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
Stewards Case.

It will be remembered that our
townsman, Hon. G. Wiley Wells,
was Instrumental in putting the
villainous transactions of George
F. Seward in China in a shape
which called for the action of Con-
gress. Seward, however, is one of
Evarts's pets, ans has been shield
ed by that official. A Washington
dispatch, dated June 4th, to the
Chicago Tribune, gives the latest
phase of case in which justice
has been SO flagrantly delayed as
to disgrace the diplomatic service
of the United States:
VIM. M. Evarts received fine
snub in the House to-day. Mr..
Springer, who was Chairman OF
the Committee on Expenditures In
the State Department in the last
Congress, offered as u question of
privilege long preamble and reso.
luton directing the testimony
taken by the committee, together
with all records and the articles of
impeachment against George F.
Seward, Minister to China, to be
taken from the files Of the House
aud referred to the Committee on
Judiciary. The resolution also di.
reefs the Judiciary Com mittee to
examine the evidence heretofore
taken In the case, to take further
testimony, II necessary, sit during
the recess and report as soon rs
possible after the regular session
begins next winter. Points of or
der against the resolution were
raised by Conger and Calkins, but
they were overruled by Speaker
Randall. On the question Of the
adoption Of the resolution the
Democrats voted in the affirma-
tive and the Republicans in the
negative. A division of the House
was asked. Some Of the Republic
cans voted with the Democrats,
but majority of the Republicans
refused to vote. Seward was Or
dered to return to his post In China
about month ago. Previous to
| V4ts l1tdtb5 CuuNhS5cu
the Congressional field thoroughly
and became of the opinion that
Seward's crimes and misdemea nors
would be allowed to 60 unpublished
by the Forty-Sixth Congress. At
that time Mr.. Evarts was informed
that II Mr.. Seward resigned no fur.
Their notice of his case would be
taken by Congress. He was at the
same time warned that IL Seward
was permitted longer to disgrace
the diplomatio service OF the United
States the impeachment proceed
ipgs against him would be taken
up by the present House. Mr.
Evarts disregaIded these admoni
lions, and the news of the new
move in the Seward case will
, reach China by cable as soon a.
the Minister arrives In Pekin. Thu
lack of opposition by the Republi
can mem bers of the House mus
wound MIR. Evsrts's pride, Sewart
would have met his just deserts II
the last Congress had not the Re
: publicans, by filibustering, unde
! the lead Of Butler, In the closing
, hours Of the session. prevented tn
House from voting on the article
Of impeachment.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20

day last week, the result being
highly satisfactory.
Barley-Coast feed, 6O@75c. per
GENITAL.
Beans-Llma, SIS 50 "a SO; but
ter.S2@2t; pea, S23@3; small white,
S2a@3; mayo, 81 % a. 80; red,
81 3O@1 50; pink, ST. 1901 Is.
Coru-Large yellow, 759774 cts. /;
small yellow, S0@824c; large white,
10000; small white, S0@s23c.
Rye-75@s5.
Misunderstanding" 81 go; "off
grades" 81 lO@l 35.
Onions-50@85c.
Potatoes-A drug; choice new,
$4,000.
Hogs-On foot So 9O@4.
Hog products--Uuchanged.
Eggs-l9@2lc. per dozen; re.
csipts include many bad ones.
Poultry-Hens, S6@7 per dozen;
broilers, So 50@$5 50 per dozen;
young we'll grown roosters, $5@7
per dOz.
Wool-SoutherD, shows q decline,
1l@20c. representing the extreme
price to-day.
Hops-No sale.
Butter-Choice Point Reyes, ITO
1870. per pound; outside brands,
12@14.
Honey-Prices from first hands
are strictly choice extracted, 5@54,
candied 4@4}, comb SOS.
Beeswax -20@25c.
Sacks-New "Standard," 1886,
9}@9ac.; second hand do, used
only once, 74@8c.
Truits--California oranges, lem
ons and lines are about out OF
market, and prices are nominal.
All kinds of early fruits, berrie.
and vegetables are plenty and
cheap.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
Fourth Of July Celebration.
ORDER No. l.

GRAND MARsHAL's OFFICE, Los /
ANGELES CITY, June 16, 1879. !
All societies, military and civic,
trades, trades unions and private
persons intending to take part In
the procession and exercises on the
Fourth Of July. 1879, the anniver.
sary of American independence,
are hereby invited to participate In
the celebration at Los Angeles city,
and are requested to report to the
Grand Marshal at their earliest
convenience, in order that they
may be assigned positions In the
procession and at the ceremonies.
Ills hoped and expected that the
people of Los Angeles city aud
county will feel such interest and
take such action in the celebration
of that day as will make the occa-
sion memorable in the annals of
our county, as well for the manner
Of its celebration as the great event
thereby commemorated.
JAMES G. KAYs,
Grand Marshal.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
The Andres Pieo Will Case.

In the Probate Court yesterday
further testimony was taken upon
the subject Of the purported will Of
Andres Pico, proposed for probate,
published In our issue of yesterday.
Eulogio F. de Cells, P. 9. Carrillo
and A. Cuyas all swore that the
signature was undoubtedly the gen.
uine 81 ynature of Andres Pico, and
thought that the body OF the in
strument was also In his hand
writing.
Conveyed in two hacks the Court,
the counsel on both sides, and Mr..
Julius Lyons, the shorthand re-
porter, went to the residence Of
Mrs. Catarina Moreno de Lopez,
for the purpose of taking her testi-
mony, she being too sick to attend
Court. Mrs. Lopez testified that
she saw Andres Pico write and sign
q paper, which, although she can.
not read, she believed to be the
purported will. Nemecio Con.
treras, vino signed the document as
a witness, was also present at the
time. Andres Pico then said that
the document would Le OF service
to Romulo Pico for all time, that
she had wished him to recognize
Romulo as his legitimate son, and
he did so by that instrument, In
order that, when he (Andres) died,
Romulo might have the little he
might leave.
Pico testified that the purported
will was found among Andres
Pico's private papers in an old &C.
count book made ont Of cigarette
paper. Pho Poo had asked him to
look for another document, aud In
q search for that Komuio found the
paper on which he bases his present
claim. He also testified that he
was an Legitimate son of Andres
Pico, and that the paper could not
be found at the time of the pre-
vious contest, when he applied for
letters of administration US the le.
climate son of Andres Pico.
The contestants then moved for
non.suit, the principal ground be-
ing that the document was not a
Will. The Court granted the mo-
ton for non-suit, saying that he
had no doubt that the document
was genuine, that 1t was written
by Andres Pico, and that it was
executed with the intent 10 legiti.
Matte Romulo Pico; but that it
was not u will.
The case seems to stand in this
curious position at present.
The question as to whether
Andres Pico legitimatized Rom
ulO Pico was the sub
ject of long trial some two or
three years ago. At that time this
paper was not known to be in ex-
istence. IT. had been produced
the verdict would undoubtedly
have been 10 favor0f Romulo. For
lack Of this evidence, however, the
jury decided against RomulO. It
IS claimed that that trial and its
result was conclusive of the matter
and that RomuIo, having had his
"day in Court" as it is called, Is
estopped from re.opening that con-
test. Andres Pico died unmarried,
and II Romulo was his legitima-
tized son. be is, we believe, his sole
heir. But, at the same time, al
though the Court expressed its be.
lief that the paper did legitimatize
Romuio, II 1t Is not a will, and ii
he Is estopped from proving his
legitimatization and reaping the
fruits thereof, what is he going to
do about IL? The matter presents
u very pretty legal problem as ii
stands. The Courts decision will
undoubtedly DO appealed from.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
Or. Richardson and the Shrlevalty,

EDITOR HEsALp: We are glad
to see that our friend aud towns
man, DIR. Richardson, Is out for the
office of Sheriff. II the Working
men have any pluck they will en-
d0rse his nomination, for he stood
In with them like = hero for the
new Constitution.
INDrPENpENT.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20

See advertisement of Wanted"
In our New To-Day.

See advertisement Of "Wantedn
In our New To-Day.
A competent German woman ad-
vertises for situation In our New
To-Day.
There will be meeting Of the
irrlgators of the central and west
ern districts of the city at Wash.
ington Gardens on Saturday eve
ming.
There will be a meeting of the
Juvenile TempIars at Good Tenn
plars' Hall, at p o'clock on Satur.
day afternoon. A full attendance
ts desired.
The dry grass In the Evergreen
Cemetery caught fire yesterday
and burned over almost the entire
enclosure. We have not learned
the amount of damage.
School Census Marshal Madigan
has thus far enrolled $500 children
over the age of five years, and 1,700
under that age. He expects to con.
clude his labors next Tuesday.
At this evenings entertainment
at the Fort street church vocal
music will be furnished ny Madame
Maria, Miss Mamie Perry, Mr.. F.
B. Tanning and J. H. Book, from
choice selections.
Council yesterday appointed Mr..
E. 8. Baker Deputy Zanjero, to
take charge of the water supply at
the Feliz Rancho. Ned Ia an ex
pert In the measurement Of water
and will make an efficient officer.
The investigation in the case of
Santiago Ruiz. charged with as.
sault with deadly weapon on D.
Chavez, which was to have taken
place before Justice Ira ford yes.
1erday afternoon. has been post.
poned until Tuesday, July LIST.
Mr.. H. 8. Dickey has accepted
the Invitation Of the Literary Com
mlttee to read the Declaration of
Independence at the Fourth Of
July celebration. Mr.. Dickey il
said to be q fine reader, and. we
have no doubt, will do the subject
Justice.
A little daupbter Of Mr. Jouobins
was thrown from a horse Last sun-
day. at her father,s Mace. below
,ns "a. "a ia ....s
sne VIZ a.. s.o n.u Ia. ne. s,t ~ .'ac 's
H. sroa.''re e S,,,s , ans s sne o1w Nv
n..n ~. ~, 49,. 1890 VIZ se' ~ ".
O ,.i ~" 'nG pa''en' IL ho"
ke'"'s .'o"s "'oe'S'
The San Ersncisco pnst savs that
A.. N.,r,. po,,,.n 81, 80. -
WITS. Nehio oo"ia"' VINO was muir
dered oy her husband on tuesday,
WAS distinguished for musical tai
ents and that her father Is a distill.
or 10 Los Angeles. She married
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
A CARD.

To all who are su ffering from the errors
and indiscret.ons of youth, nervous
etc., Will send recipe that will cure
you. FREE Of CHI ARG q. This great
remedy W IS discovered by a mi .sionary
In South America. Send q self-addt essed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. IN
City dolly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
Herald Steam Printing House.

Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside of San
Francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
trusted to us Will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
The High School Graduates.

Turn-Verein Hall was crowded
last night by the parents and
friends of the Senior Glass of the
High School, to witness the gradu-
ating exercises. The scholars all
acquitted themselves in the most
creditable manner, exhibiting q
proficiency which showed that
their their time had been profita-
bly, spent and rejecting, at the
same time, the highest honor on
their teachers. We regret that lack
of space precludes the reproduction
of any of the meritorious compost
tions read. In this issue of the HER
AID. The following is the pro.
gram me of exercises:
MUSIC.
Salutatory-Hobbies. .... Geo. Rowland
Mathematic, of the Universe. go.
49,. Kate Brousseau
Pilgi images -. ............ Carrie Smith
MUSIC.
Tides. Arthur Bent
.'lhry Say. ..... Jennie Greenbaum
Ruins. Observation-Disclosures. Mary roy
MUSIC.
"John and Lo". .Chas. Bel
The schol n 3 Mission. ......... ELLA Grid
Children Of Fiction..... .Nettie Morey
MUSIC.
Woman. Observation-Disclosures. Scott Chapman
Chiva.ry -Valedictory. Jessie Ovsrman
MUSIC.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
Natural Evergreen Pastures
suitable for Dairying.

Good water Is abundant at an
average depth of six feet from the
surface. On almost every acre O
this land FLOWING ARTESlAN
WELLS can be obtained, and the
more elevated portions can be irri'
gated by the water OF the Santa Ana
riyer, Most of these lands are nat
urally moist. requiring only good
cultivation to produce crops.
TERMS-One-fourthC Cash: bal
ance in one, two and three years
with 10 per cent. interest.
will take pleasure In shown!
these lands 70 parties seeking land
who are invited TO come anu SCI
this extensive tract before purchas
Ing elsewhere.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
COURT REPORTS.

Dis,rics Court...........sEPUL J.
THURSDAY, June 10, 1877.
Rosa Signoret vs.. d. w. Alex
ander-Bill Of intsrpleader filed by
defendant and case passed for the
term.
Belts VS.. Furrey--Ten days
further stay granted.
Long, assignee, vs.. Askin d
Meizker-Stay of proceedings on
account of insolvency proceedings
fu the County Court.
Archer vs.. Coop. N. & F. Co.,
On trial.
Crawford VS.. E. Bouton ct al
Motion to dismiss as to Margaret
f. Bouton set for hearing at 81 A.
M. tomorrow.
Long, assignee, VS.. Couts-De-
murrer overruled; twenty days to
answer.
Long, assignee, vs.. Forster-Same
action.
Patrick ct al. vs.. Lucas-Decree
ordered to enter AS prayed for.
Long, assignee, vs.. G. N. Wilson
ct al; Same vs.. G. Allen ct al;
Same VS.. G. N. Wilson; Same VS..
Serrano g. Pico; Same We. A. Rem
don; Same VS.. H. T. Hszard-De-
murrers submitted; two days to file
points.
SET FOR TODAY.
Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Company vs.. Orange Grove Home
stead Association.
THURSDAY, June 10, 1879.
His Creditors Va. 8. Meyer-Set
for trial Saturday, June 81, at 10
A.. NJ.
Thompson VS.. Lindall-Contin-
ued for the term.
In the matter of the application
of VIM. H. Savage for admission to
practice law. Morgan Wilcox,
Thos. H. Smith and H. A. Barclay
appointed to examine applicant.
SET FOR TO DAY.
Cruz vs.. Southern Pacific Rail-
road.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20

IOn TIE ENE HREAlNMkd I This EfhslNo
AT AE FOREST. n. Y. CHURCH.
"Alvarado of M drid"...MIss Yda Adds
.,,.,,................. lbert r.. Kercheval
Read by y. n. Butterfield.
"Two Facep In q Brook" ...-.....-................
..-,....................Mi ISIS Jessie Berry
"Hesperia: IN ldyi OF the Tim-s"..... see,
........L. =. Mosher (Hank Waggoner)
kead by Miss May strohm.
"Queen or Tho Angels"-..W. A. Spalding
R%sl by q. A. obiuson.
Songs and music by Nine. Nara, Miss
Mamie Perry, r. b. flaming, ]. H. Book
and Others.
X. serYsd seats to be had LewIn's book
store l0r - cts.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE,
q. 8. ARMY.

Division OF kilograms and Reports for
the benefit of Commerce and Agriculture.
Report of observations taken at Los An
eeles, CAL, June 10. 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20

The following is the list Of letters
remaining in Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Express Office for the week ending
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter notices Of companies. socie-
ties, churches, etc., will only be inserted
In the HERALD as paid advertisements.
We reserve, for Places of Worship, graf
Is directory, which will appear every
Sunday morning.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20

OOHvEYANCEs.

eaox JObsoa, GILLErrE a al HsoN's rkAH'
s0nIpT uv REcoRDs. JUNE 10. 1879.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
MARRIED.

HANCOCK PERKINS = On the l1th
near Newhali, by J. r. Powell, JUST
OF the Peace, Maranus Hancock to
Lucy l.. Perkins. both Of Los Angeles
county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20

ALFRED ROBINSON, Trustee,

$4,000 AS S5s s eE hAN Il
lots to suit, suitable for the culture
of Oranges, Lemons, LINES, Figs,
Almonds, Wa1nuts, Peaches, Ap.
pies, Pears, Alfalfa, Corn, Rye, Bar.
lev, Flax, Ramie, Cotton. etc., and
also many thousand acres of
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
AT RANCHITO,

About II miles from this city. The store
Is the only one in the neighborhood and
has a class OF substantia farmers for GUS
toners. Apply on the premises or to
WIN. ]. FREDERICK Assignee,
Commercial st.
WOOD for sale. m3lu
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20

AARVY2UP and Morphine habit absolutely and
HUvH speedily cured. rsincs,, no prhrle NC
W. AVAk ton. la washington ~, Chicsso.i1
ufy2-6m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-06-20
FOR SAID.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and water
Tropical Fruit Land In the state. Watez
right goes with the land. Apply 70 the
ONCE OF P. Beaudry, No. 81 New High 81.
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