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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-13

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DON FRANCISCO MURUBE Y GALAN
Juez de primera instancis
del Distrito de S. Francisco
y DeCano en- esta Ciudad
Por ell presente hago saber: que
en- ell expediente de jurisdiction
voluntaria seguido sobre naufragio
del vapor Manila, he dispuesto Sc
proceda a la venta en- pdblica SUI.
basta de todos los efectos salvados
que existen depositados en- ell alma
cen de Don Silvestre Iglesias, en- Ia
Marina, senalandose para one ten.
ga lugar el acto ell dia diez y ocho
del corriente, desde la una de Ia
tarde y dias siguientes en- el Juzga'
do casa nhmero % Gale de la Cruz
y cuyos efectos son los siguientes
I'm piano en- $3.50.
Una GAIA con cinco escopetas fl
mas Eibar, de dos canones, a SIS ca
da una.
Una escopeta fna Eibar Lafou-
cheux de un caf1on en- So.
Una GAIA con 20 escopetas Re-
mington de un CANON $3.50 cada
una.
Una GAIA con 10 revo.vres de 6
tiros a 25 centavos uno.
Vefnte escopetas Remington muy
averiadas a rs centavos uno.
Una GAIA con IA escopetas de un
canon de piston y pistonera en- la
GAIA en- NAL estado q IS cts. una.
I'm surtido de capsulas y cartu-
chos muy averiados, sin valor.
Seis cuartas pipas vinagre a Sc
cada cuarta.
Nueve barriles cerveza Bas ave-
riada a So barril.
Trece idem y I'm saco harina tri-
go, a $11 barril.
Tres cajas de a un quintal baca-
lao averiado q So qtl.
Una GAIA con un quintal tocineta
a So qtl.
Una idem con 100 latas espzetas
a So docena latas.
Una idem jabon pino a Sc qtl.
Tres idem con 3 quintales aceite
OLIVIA a $12 qtl.
Una idem con 70 latas Judas al
natural a $3.50 docena.
Seis barrlles azdcar, a 81 qtl.
Dos sacos con maiz averiado q
so cts. qtl.
Un saco piment6n averiado a So
qtl.
Dos sacos arroz averiado a So
qtl.
I'm id lentejas id a So qtl.
Un id avellanas a $8 qtl.
Dos id habichuelas picadas en- 81.
Tres id chicharos id en- So.
Siete id cafe en- grano a $40 qtl.a
Siete id garbanzos a Sc qtl.
Dos id sal 81 qtl.
Siete id azdcar a 81 qtl.
1914 pipas vino tinto q So cuarta.
Dos barriles tocino $28 barril.
Un saco con 83 latas pescado a
So docena.
I'm i'd con so id ostiones a So id.
Un id con 81 id langostas id.
Un id con Is id en- su jugo id.
Un id con Is i'd leche condensada
I'm id con 8 id trufas id.
Un id con 8 id esparragos id.
Un id con 33 id pescado id.
Un id con % id habichuelas ver-
des id.
Un id con % id alcachofas id.
Un id con IS i'd conservas surti-
das i'd.
Once latas manteca de una AFRO
ba a SIG qtl.
I'm saco con 33 latas sopa a la
Julie a So docena.
Tn id con II id carne de buey q
So docena.
Un id con 107 i'd salmon 4 S.
docena.
Trece jamones a $32 qtl.
Treinta y cuatros cunetes aceitu
mas sevillanas q 70 cents.
Una GAIA latas langostas a S.
docena.
Nueve id de l "a higos, en- ma
estado, sin valor.
Una id con 1904 latas sardinas
80 cts. docena.
| Una id con 40 i'd conservas ali
menticias a So docena.
Una id con 1872 id calamares ;
lid.
TTno III oon 1870 III III 4 III
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-13

Dos cajas velas composition q So
quintal.
Veinte y dos latas besugo a S.
docena.
Doce id esparragos a id.
Cuarenta id aldvias verdes a i'd
Cincuenta i'd guisantes id a id.
Treinta y seis id esparragos es
panoles a id.
Doce id de una "a manteca a ST.
quintal.
Doce id de una "a aceite olivo I
$12 qtl.
Tres cajas bacalao 4 So GAIA.
Ounce canecas cerveza a $2-5(
docena.
Ounce botellas id a id.
Una GAIA encurtidos a So docena
Una id jabon de pino a Sc qtl.
Catorce sillas amarillas de paji
LA a $8 docena.
Cuatro baules vacios con un ber.
gantin pintado a So uno.
Veintiuna latas mantequilla de 4
l ID. a So docena.
Tres cajas de II botellas vino
surtido a 13 cts botella.
Cuatro latas aceite OLIVIA q $1S
qtl.
Ciento treinta y cuatro botellas
vino surtido a IL cts botella.
Veinte y seis frascos encurtido<
a So docena.
Cuatro cajas de una arroba velas
de composition 4 500 qtl.
Una id de una @ pasta averiada
a So qtl.
Una id de l q velas composition
500 qtl.
Una id con IL latas conservas
$12 docena.
Veinte y seis id de efectos de far
macia $571-49.
Una id vino manzanilla de 4 IL
botellas.
Treinta y ocho latas conservas
alimenticias a So docena.
Una GAIA con 48 latitas leche
condensada a So docena.
Cuarenta y ocho latas hostiones a
So docena.
Cuarenta y tres i'd guisantes q
So docena.
Cuarenta y ocho id ostiones a So
docena.
Veinte y cuatro id frutas extrai-
das So docena.
Cuarenta y ocho i'd leche con.
densada So docena.
Cuatro cajas de @ fideos fnos
averiados So una.
Dos id. velas composition a
500 qtl.
Dos id pasas a so cts una.
Dos id con 2 docenas latas mos
tasa a So docena.
Tres id te verde $40 qtl.
Una id latas conservas So dna.
Una id II id frutas Arrufat Sc
GAIA.
Una GAIA almendras en- NAL esta-
do sin valor.
Una id 19 latas peras 81 dna.
Una id con 48 id leche condensada
So docena.
Una id 48 id langostas So dna.
Cuatro i'd de IL frascos ginebra
amelia a $3.50 docena.
Seis i'd con 65 botellas vino sin
marca a 13 cts una.
Seis id vino Oporto con 60 bote-
Has, sin marcas 4 13 cts. botella.
Cuatro id con 48 botellas Jerez,
id i'd.
Una id con AZ id vino blanco, id
i'd.
Una caja-M B-446- Habana-
conteniendo:
Doce botellas vino Margat a $3.50
GAIA.
Dos cajas con IA botellas vino
a id.
Ocho id con II id vino San Ju-
lien a i'd.
Tres id con IL id id San Estephe
4 id.
Un id con 6 id i'd i'd 4 i'd.
Cuatro id con IL id id San Emil
lion a id.
Cinco id con IL i'd id Pontet Ca
net a id.
Dos id con IL id i'd Pichon dc
Longeville a id.
Dos i'd con IL id i'd Larrose a id
Dos i'd con IL id id Leovill id. d
Dos i'd con IL i'd id Monton Ros.
child q id.
Dos id con II id id Margaux.
Dos i'd con IL i'd i'd Hout Sau.
terne.
Tres id con IL id i'd MADEIRA.
Tres id con IL i'd id.
Una id con z id id cognac.
Cuatro i'd con IL i'd vinagre.
Una i'd con s id i'd.
4 i'd con IL i'd aceite OLIVIA a
pesos docena.
"a id de 10 III coUnoc & d nosos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-13

| id con 13a id platos llanos loz
francesa y 81 docenas platos hondc
"a SO cts. docena.
l id con II docenas copas vidri
fno 4 $1 docena.
| i'd con al copas vidrio id q S
docena.
l id con 100 docenas copitas cris
tai para icor a so cts. docena.
l id con 6 jarrones grandes loz
pintada con sus platones para sem
brar flores a $36 docena.
id con 13A docenas platos liza
nos loza francesa y 81 docena hon
dos q so cts. docena.
id con 46 botellas grandes d.
cristal para aqua a So id.
l id con 25 docenas vasos vidrit
fino para aqua a so cts id.
l id con 5 id copitas cristal para
licor a so cts i'd.
IS vasitos cristal para bebedera
de pajaros a 25 cts id.
GAIA con 81 docenas tubos vi
drio para quinques a IS cts i'd.
id con So escupidores blancos
tamano mediano a So i'd.
GAIA con "a docenas copas vi
drio fino para aqua a 81 id.
id con "a id id id a 81 id.
/ id con 20 bandejas loza chimes
ca y p docenas platos id id mos
truarios a So GAIA.
i'd con 6 docenas jaboneras To-
"a blanca y 4 id cepilleras id id d
So docena.
id con 13 id copas grandes fl
mas para refresco q 81 id.
id con sc i'd botellas vino de-
Rhin q Sc docena.
4 id de a PAP id vino VermoutE
a $3.50 GAIA.
10idd IL botellas vino Vermouth
a $3.50 GAIA.
13 i'd de IL id id Chateaux Larro.
Sc a $4 GAIA.
7 id de II id id cognac fine
champagne 4 Sc GAIA.
% id de IL id id Muller Freres a
Sc GAIA.
81 id de 12 id id id Manopole a
81 GAIA.
So id de IL id cognac a So GAIA.
II id de IL id id 8 ceros 4 $6
GAIA.
13 id de 12 id id 5 ceros a So
GAIA
IA id de 24I2 id cognac ell Indio
a SIS GAIA.
8 id de IL id vino Larrose fran
ces a $4 GAIA.
6 id de IL id id blanco & $4 GAIA.
5 id de IL id cognac de 3 estre-
las a rs GAIA.
3 id de IL id id de 2 estrellas a
$6 GAIA.
Z id de IL i'd id de l estrella q
SIS GAIA.
"a i'd de IL id vino ricas perlas a
$3.50 i'd.
II id de 2 docenas frascos encur-
tidos a IL reales i'd.
Diez id de IL id vino Haut Ca
non a 81 GAIA.
Una id de II id vino Oporto a
S. GAIA.
Dos id de IL id cognac Ottard
Dup1n y Comp. a So GAIA.
2 id de 24I2 i'd licor GARNER a
$12 docena.
3 id de 6 docenas medias botellas
cerveza Beer q Is cts docena de
medias botellas.
48 id de IL botellas brandy Hen
Messy a SO GAIA.
SO id de IL id vino 4 perlas a $34
GAIA.
20 id de 24I2 id vino 4 So GAIA.
Al id de IL idvino Poutet Carret
a "a GAIA.
4 id de IL id cognac especial a Sc
GAIA.
2 id de IL id vino Vermouth To-
rino a SIS GAIA.
3 id de 30 latas cada una ciruelas
pasas a 81 lata.
4 i'd de IL frascones id id i'd q So
frasc6n.
2 id de IL botellas VINO Bor-
gogne a $4 GAIA.
2 id de IL id id Oh id a id.
4 id de IL id id Oh Beaumont q
id.
2 id de IL id id Laffite a id.
2 i'd de IL i'd i'd Clos de Vengot
aid.
8 id de IL id id Haud Santerme
aid.
8 id de IL id id Paullac a id.
8 i'd de IL i'd i'd Larrose a i'd.
4 id de IL i'd id Grand Ponjeaux
a id.
l id de IL i'd id Chat Latour a id
4 id de IL id id Rhum q id.
4 i'd de IL i'd id Chat Lewill 4 id
4 id de IL id id Margaux a id.
3 id de IL id i'd Poutel Garrett
idem.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-13

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! 28 cajas de 24I2 botellas cham.
J pagne a SIC GAIA
8 id de IL botellas de id q SIS
} GAIA.
20 id de 24l2 id licor GARNER a
SO GAIA.
10 id de "a alcarrazas icor Gu
racao a 7 ps. GAIA,
2 id barajas a 10 ps. gruesa.
8 i'd de "a botellas cognac q
II ps. GAIA.
l id con 28I2 id id a z ps. GAIA.
8 cajas de II botellas cognac Sc
GAIA.
IS cajas de IL botellas brandy 8
estrellas Sc GAIA.
l6 cajas de II botellas brandy So
GAIA.
4 GAIA de 24[2 botellas a II pesos
GAIA.
Is i'd de IL botellas vino Larrose
a $4 GAIA.
5 i'd de IL id vino Sauterne SIS
GAIA.
4 id de IL id Chambertin Sc GAIA.
q id de 24I2 id elixir de Vosges
$8 GAIA.
8 id de IL id cognac So GAIA.
26 barriles de 4 @ vino La Gra-
cia Sc barril.
13 id de 4 "a id Valdepenas Sc
uno.
20 id de 4 q id tinto $4 uno.
5 id de 4 @ id tinto $40 uno.
Sc id vino tinto en- buen estado
$4 uno.
Pipas para fumar 4 so cts docena.
Hebillas de hero q Is cts i'd.
Pleas de tirantes q 25 cts i'd.
Armaduras de hero tocador 4
rs cts una.
Lapices a 13 cts docena.
Botones de pasta a so cts gruesa.
Papel de cartas resmilla a rs cts.
Cajas lana persa a so cts. una.
Sombreros para hombres a $44
docena.
Camisas blancas y aplicaci6n de
color a $3.50 docena.
Calzoncillos de hilo d $3.50 do
cena.
Idem de algod6n a 1925 docena.
Camisas de hilo sin cuellos nj pu-
nos 4 500 docena.
Zapatos de ninos con ojetes a $6
docena.
Catorce cajas sombrero q 81 ca
da una.
Zapatitos de ninos a Sc docena.
Medias de seda para senoras y
ninas a $12 docena.
Un lote prendas falsas en- 50.
Un paquete encajes en- 81.
Cartones corbatas a ST. el carton.
Gorritas de ninos a $12 docena.
Cuatro fardos frisas a $3.50 do
cena.
Una GAIA lunas de espejos a $8
luna.
Una id vidrios de colores en- 81.
Dos id con 2 relojes de pared a
81 cada uno.
Un barril con una red de pescar
en- So.
Un id piedra plastica en- So.
Un qtl. rails y empalmes hero en-
so cts.
Una GAIA articulos de zinc 4 Is
cts. docena de ellos.
Ocho id ibros averiados en- so |
cts.
Una id libros de instruction en-
5 ps.
Una id devocionarios y libros en-
rs ps.
Una GAIA papel en- 2 ps.
Una id con una Obra en- frances
2 ps.
Una id libros en- 2 ps.
Resmas papel en- l ps.
Una GAIA tacticas de artillerfa en-
5 ps.
Una id ibros de comercio en-
10 ps.
Setenta y dos sacos salvados a
l ps.
Nueve cajas salchich6n a so ps.
qtl.
Cinco cajas salchich6n a so ps. qtl.
Siete id id a 20 ps. qtl.
$50 cajas cognac a y ps. cajas.
586l3 tabaco a 8 ps. qtl.
so sacos tabaco a ps. qtl.
l barril 4 @ vino en- 7 ps.
10 id de 4 @ vino q Z ps. uno.
l id de @ vino en- Z ps.
2 i'd de 4 @ vino a Z ps. uno.
1918 tabaco a 8 ps qtl.
40 sacos tabaco a ps. qtl.
Al cajas vino frances a 7 ps. GAIA.
II id id id a 3 ps. GAIA.
AZ id cognac a 6 ps. GAIA.
"a id id a 6 ps. GAIA.
81 id id a 8 ps. GAIA.
% i'd i'd 8 estrellas q 8 ps. GAIA.
30 id id a SIS GAIA.
Z id mostaza 1925 docena pO-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-13
Para la Habana, Matanzas
= C1HNFUHGOs.

Sc despachara del 26 al 27del corriente d Va
por espahol
ALAVA
admitiendo carga fete pasajeros. .a 4.
Ell Vapor "Elcano" en- su viaje de cAbotAje
correspondence al 18 de este mes, recibir4 carga
en- todos los puertos de su itnerario en- esta lele
para trasbordar al mencionado Vapor trasatliHti.
co con destino d los puertos de Cuba indicados.
Para mas informes dirigiTse 4 los consignata-
rios, IL.
1T. iVIJANDr Ce. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1882-10-13

SantOral.-
Sabado, IA. San Calixto, papa y mr..
Domingo, Is. La Pureza de la San
tisima Virgen, y Santa Teresa de JESUS,
vg. fundadora.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-15
Death Of w. Ii. &. Brown.

One Of Sacramento's most prominent
citizens and active politicians, w. B..
c. Brown, died suddenly in that city on
Wednesday of this week. He was an
Oldtime citizen Of California's Capital,
ard always an active and successful
Democratic politician. He filled the
office of County Clerk Of Sacramento,
was candidate for Secretary of State
on the ticket with the late Governor
Haight during the campaign which
resulted in the election Of Newton
Booth for Governor and the entire Re
publican State ticket. On the death of
General Vaudeville, who was elected
State Controller on the ticket with Gov
ernor Irwin, Mr.. Brown was appointed
State Controller. He was on the Tilden
electoral ticket, and made thorough
canvas of the State. He had strong
backing for the Democratic nomination
for Governor, and had he lived would
have been formidable candidate before
the next Democratic State Convention
of our sister state.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-15
Hon. T.. X. Burton

This gentlem n, recently appointed
Superintendent of the San Francis Q
Mint, is an early Californian. lie WAS
engaged in mining for several years in
Nevada City, and in 1854 was elected
State Senator from Nevada county,
running as an Independent candidate
and defeating by a handsome majority
Judge James Walsh, the regular Den -
Ocratic nominee. Ned BurtOn's pop
ularity was here illustrated by his large
vote. and in his defeat of Judge Walls :,
wealthy man and popular with his
party, which then controlled Nevada
county. Burton went East shortly
after the expiration of his Senatorial
office. He was ten years in the New
York Custom House, was Deputy Col
lector under Collector Arthur, and re-
tired with the latter. For the past
three years Burton has been resident
of Oakland, California. In politics he
is StalWart of the most radical kind,
is a thorough business man, is bright
and jolly in social life, and no faint of
dishonesty or crookedness has ever been
connected with his name.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-15
The Sunny Side Of Death.

Take the sunny side Of death. Sooner
or later it must come to all, and at the
latest it is only few swiftly passing
days distant. Kings and potentates
have no refuge from the summons of
the dread messenger. Death is the
great leve;er of man, and dust to dust
is the great heritage OF all. Why then,
should we shrink from its contempa-
ton? Why Danish it from our thoughts
with shudder? 1t is not rational to
permit death to shodow our lives nor
is il rational to turn in terror from what
must as surely come as to-morrow's sun.
Those who are suddenly chilled day
after day by the thoughts of death,
either shadow their lives by misdeeds,
or reject the philosophy that should
make very well ordered life wait Sc
repely for its end. The rational appre-
hension of the upright man is not that
he may fall too soon in the race, but
that he may live too long and outlive
everything but hope.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-15
Too SanEuine.

A Carson Democrat who writes to the
Sitter State, in his correspondence men,
tions the names of various Carson Re-
Dub.icans whom he would like to see
that they are easy e me for his party.
The Democrats are too sanguine alto
gether even in this strong Republican
county they believe that they will get
away with the persimmons, calf ulating
very strongly upon the effect of the
veto of the Chinese Bill. But before
the campaign is fairly sta rted it will be
clearly shown that all their acts in con-
necton with the Chinese Bill were
political tricks, and that their anxiety
for its passage was feigned. Even now
their maneuveringS in connection with
this measure evidences their ipsincerity.
If this Democratic correspondent is a
representative man of his party, we
would suggest to him that he advise
his followers, should they desire the
ghost of a chance for their success to
select their best men, and not rely
upon what he fancies to call the weak
ness of the Republican party. The
Democrats must not lose sight Of the
fact that the Union saving party can
yet take care of itself, were it III the
face of a dozen vetOeS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-04-15
A LARGE AND FINE SELECTION
- -
81 IOO1S AND SHOES,
49,. SLIPPERS ard SANDALS
M. GILLIGAN'S
THU MECHANICS SHOE STORE,
At Prices to Suit the Times.
CARSON ST, CARSON,
In Front of State Capitol Building.

eEU-T RECElyED a LARGE NEs.ECTION
OF ladies' misses and aEilsisrn'- s'ip2"rs
ANA snnGnlS OF Ih- latest and INST 1''sh-
I"nabic st. les, IL ON iiIr pri"sioai E"siern
l.nl,sact;Ircs "a slics, WIZ D." sold a prices
TO defy cnn,ueliti,r. EseryI'"dy come
ana examine goods and JUICE sor J"Hr-
,ciy Also have juct reiufued frGta
San Francisco VI here I purchased u arg
and fine s-!@ction Of san frHmci>ro snas!e
boots and shoes o. IIir fisst ~ quality. Asa
Just received II Iarl-- i;ivHice Ofti'~ ceif-
brnt-d EIrrt-a fine Fre"css Mia E:Htionesi
Oyamon AGnsc eel. Also u large s-lEr-
lion OF .-nt'a. boy and HouiE's spring
hats OF the latest st, ic and fat ~ quality,
and Il frs l 1E,,- OF >fra" hats 81 the finest
quality. 1 have on hand IL large stock - {
gents. bey'~ and yOutIs's cinahi". and
turn s>lliu- goods. This line ns., CLOSING.
out. and will lie soii away below whole
sale gric.s
Come and examine 60 DIS astd judge E,r
yourselves d. fsre purchasing els. VI here.
Very Truly Yours,
~. CHILEAN.
PRoPn ETOK.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-07
TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
LOS ANGELES CITY, CAL.

l, HORACE BuRDItK, City Tax Collector
Of the City Of Los Angeles, do hereby GER
tify that the foregoing list is true and
correct Delinquent List of all persons and
property owing taxes on the 18th day Of
December, A. D. 1881, for the fiscal year
1S8l-S2, in which list there is set down in
alphabetical order all names of persons
owing taxes on that day, description of
the property delinquent andsthe amount Of
opposite each name and description, with
the taxes due on personal property where
the estate is liable therefor, or the several
taxes are due from the same person.
Ii. BURDICK,
City Tax Collector of the City Of Lon
Angeles.
Dated January 22d, 1882.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-07
NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given, pursuant to the provis-
ions of the Cede and laws Of the State Of
California and the Ordinances Of the City
Of Los Angeles relative to the collection Of
revenue. that /, Horace Burdick, City Tar
Collector Of the City of Los Angeles, SHALL
on
WEDNESDAY, The FIFTEENTH (l5thj
DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1852,
| At ten O'Clock and thirty 1880 minutes
A. NJ, in front of the City Tax Collectors
Office, No. Al Spring street, in said City OF
Los Angeles, commence to sell, at public
| auction, for lawful money Of the United
| States, all the real property described in
the foregoing Delinquent Tex List, 10
which this Notice is apI ended, upon which
the delinquent taxes described in said list
are lien, to pay said taxes. together with
the costs and percentages accruing, unless
the taxes delinquent, together with the
costs and percentages, are paid prior to the
date OF said sale, commencing at the head
| OF said list of the property advertised and
continuing alphabetically from day to day
until completed.
Given under my hand, this 22d day Of
H. BURDICK,
City Tax Collector OF the City Of Los
Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-07

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yey, being in LOTT, block 80, being
LOT southeast corner Of High and
Castelar, streets, fronting 1e6 feet
on High and 12o feet on CASTELAR,
street, bounded east by lot OF
Campbell, south by lot OF Mirandi;
value Of land $50, Improvement
$500, total value OF all property
5000, total tax SIC. 40, i've per cent
50 cts. Paid.
| ia Rubio, Conception A. W. de,
heirs of-Lot east side of Main St.,
bounded north by land of Rivara
q VignolO, east and south by land
of Kerckhoff, depth 8O4 feet, aver.
age width on line parallel to Main
street of80 feet; value Of land $3.50,
ina provements $50, furniture $40,
total value Of all property tl420,
total tax $l4.20. five per cent II cts.
Paid.
III Ruiz, Martin-Ord survey,
In block IS, lot $50 feet front east
side ofYale street, bounded north
by land Of Winters. east by lot OF
Carasco and GuirAdo. south by lot
OF Mega; value of land 5000. v alue
of Improvements $3.50, total value
of all property $3.50, total tax $3.50,
i've per cent "a cts, Paid.
2 Stafford. George s;.Lots Z, 9.
block 4; 8. Il, bloc < 8; l6, IL, "a, blk
10; II, 20, block IL; 2.8, II, l8, 73,
block Il; ST., block 10; II. IS. 20,
book 20. in Brooklyn tract, value
of land $500; also lot in O'Melve-
py's subdivision, Ord's survey, lot
IL, block 23h, valne of land $3.50;
total value OF all property $7eo;
total tax $3.50; i've per cent 81 cts.
Paid,
IL Sanchez, Martin-lX acres Of
land west side ofSan Pedro street.
bounded north by land of Eberle,
east by San Pedro street, south by
land of Vel ar west by land Of Nor
ton, value OF land 1876, value Of
improvements thereon $3.50, total
value of all property $6.25, total tax
s6.25, i've per cent 81 cts.
Is Sanderson, Josephine-Han-
cocks survey, subdivision lot 6,
block 60, lot 5, block a; value of
city and town lots $35; total value
of all property $35; total tax $3.50;
five per csnt. cent. Paid.
IA Sanford, Cyrus-Lot 8, block s,
Ord's survey; value OF land $500;
total value OF all property $3.50; to-
tai tax $500; FIVE per cent, Sc cts.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-02-07

tax $3.50; 1--WE per cent p cts. Paid. Sc
ieS Morales, Nieves-Lot tex1l0
feet east sid OF Alan eda street,
bounded north and east by land ef
Kalisher, southeast by land OF Pc
req, south by land OF Jensen; value
j, block b, Norris Vineyard tract;
value s $40; total value OF land $500;
value of Inn provements 500; value
OF personal property SIPS; total
value of all property $l3l6; total
tax $3.l5; i've per cent. 10 cents.
Paid. $l3
zoe Moran, e. C.-Lot 6, block
Pryor tract; value $500; value Of
improvements thereon $500; also,
lot 20, Ballesteros tract; value $50;
value OF Improvements thereon,
$500; total value of land $50; val.
ue OF Improvements $500; value of
personal property $a5; total value
$il.95; i've per cent SO cts. Paid. $l2
22l Morrison, J.E.-Lot SO feet
front on First street by ITO feet on
Bunker Hill avenue, being In Mott
tract, part Of lots !, 2,block !; value
Of land SIG; total valve d, Of all
per cent cts Paid. 81
23s Mulvihill. Eliot 81, Bal
lesteros tract; value of land $l6o;
value Of Improvements thereon,
$500; furniture $50; total value OF
all property $40; total tax $i.lo;
five per cent 80 cents. Paid. 81
233 Myers, j. H.-East u of lot
IL, block "a, Ord's survey; value OF
let $3.50; value OF improvements,
$3.50; mortgaged to f. 3. Reynolds,
see r, page lie. for $500, County
Records, mortgage book Is, page
29i; also, in Ord's survey, 10. 9,
block s8; value $3.50; " llue OF i'm
provements thereon $500; total
value OF lands and Improvements
less mortgage $1,000; half breed
horse $40; furniture $40; total value
Of all property after deductions,
5000; total tax $l0.s0; five per cent,
81 cts. Sic
244 Myers, d. M.--Mortgage in
terest in property Of A. Pratt, see
p, page 81, and County Records.
mortgage book 81, page 1872, being
lots ~. IA. Is, block IL, East Los
Angeles, valued at 500; total val
ne OF ali property, 500: total tax
ST.; five per cent, 5 cts 81
S Navarro, Concepciop-Lot4 AZ
feet front east side OF Plaza and ~