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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22
ANN DIAL.

The railroads entering our State on The
southeast are not Only taking the products
Of southern Kansas to 81. Louis, bat the
northern roads are being eperased IL The In
ssrsst Of Chicago. This is bed sos Kansas
CITY. There seems 70 be growing desire
ON the part Of Kansas farnes and shipper
20 avoid Ksusas City. Not that the city af
the mouth Of the Kaw IL usprepersd -
Handle cur products, but % tAe gssaeds
thst he RraId snd stock nes q taaf city
are beaieved to be dissonesL kassas CITY
~ coatisus u ignore tAsse ehargss, bot
shsn he Tire 10 rot lar dIstsat whea her
psspae will rsgret thst thsy id ~ eesrset
ths evils complained ef.--csnsssssseS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22
A NATIONAL REPUTATION.

The New York .Sua in long editorial re-.
views the chances OF the different leading
Republicans of the country. for the Repub-
lican nomination tor President In 1854. II
names Senator ingalls,. OF Kansas. a. con.
spicuous figure, and don't know but that he
will be the man.
The San Francisco CAronicie devotes
leading editorial 10 Senator ingalls,, and
commu.ds him rs man Of original and con-
spicuous ability. "lf he does not In few
years become the intellectual leader Of the
Senate" IL concludes, ''the States will have
to improve on the material they have re.
Gently been sending to that body"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

LOUISVILLE. March l5.-About one week
ago Gov. Crittsndcn pard"ned from the Me
souri, penitentiary Clarence Hite, Of Logan
county, Ky, who was sentesced . = yeafs
- one Of the Jessie James gang
be having pleaded guilty. Hite spest two
thirds ofhis time 10 the hospital, aad Tie gov.
eruor pardoned him on account Of The sear
Of death. uite was taken he0s -
Logan county last Thursday and died 90 The
Monday.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Now that a good old-fashioaed shouting
Methodist has been appoiated chaplain Of
the peuiteuliary IL 10 no longer IL order to
claim that Gov. Click is1agin" the Meth
odists. Comse1eesiA.
We only desire to say 10 the above that 1t
will be sorry day for the Methodist church,
or any other church In this land. when u 10
recognized and treated - political organ
isation or political element.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22
rHs UNFORTUNATE sMnA BOND.

TAYLORvILLE, ILL.,, March l0.-Emma
Bond, the victim Of last summers outraye,
mysteriously LEFT her sick room last Friday
night and was discovered by her attendants
lying on the ground north Of her house In
an unconscious condition. The incident
created suspicion that an attempt at alb
duction was made to prevent her appearanee
before the grand jury, rs she seemed on the
road to recovery. The prospect of her re-
coyerv IL now doubtful.
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u. l.. wALKER, Register
Notice.

WICHITA, kASsAs. Feb. 9Th. iss;
To John shade:
You are hereby notidei that I, J. X. Hamil-
ton. ~ssss.y9 OF Sedgwick county, Kassas, have
been notiflesi by parties. who are owners OF land
adjacent to that described below, that they are
'i~-irous Of establishing permanently the corners
ir boundaries of section No. IS In township No.
- In range one east Of the 9th r. n. In Sedr-
wick c..antv, Kansas You will therefore take
notice that will, ON the 5th day Of April, A. n
i>s proceed to survey and establish the corners
amt Boundaries or said above-described lands.
j. n. HAMILTON.
W. County Surveyor.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22
WICHITA
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
THEORY CLASSES.

Theory class for pupils between : aud 10 years
Of sge meets every fue-isy afternoon ~ o 'cloch
Class for pupils over 10 years meets at hair pest
o'clock every Saturday afternoon.
Class for adults who cannot attend the nixht
class meets every Saturday afternoon 81 3o'clOck
At the express desire OF many who cannot st
tend the day classes. evening cIass will BE-
Organized ON the FIRST Monday iH February mr.
afiuits. Tbs class Will meet thereafter an non-
day Of each week nj o'cIocg
Each class IL open h, nm unlimited number Of
pupils. Terms, b. 90 per month, In advance
CATHERINE RUSSELL,
ts-u Director.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

The C9mmossesltA Is trying to drag Martin
Luther onto the stand rs witness against
prohibition by quoting the following lines
from the great reformer:
''He who loves not wife, wine and song,
Remains fool his whole iifs long"
-EaPoris Stss.
The Commonwealth got that quotation from
the EAGLE, and We got II nom Swedenborg
pamphlet OF 1.-THE use and abuse OF wine.'
We know whereof we speak, because OF orr
Interpolation Of the word "whole" In the
Had linz
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE
at Wichita, kaasas, February 18Th. IssS.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has hles notice OF his intention To
make final proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before this once ct
VIZ: Martin Libie, II. 4. 8, Us, for the ne< sec
~, twp. ~ south, range west
lie names the following Witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation or
said hsmd, viz Peter Bohr and Mathew Bohr, Of
Ost. Reno county, Kansas, and Robert Alex
snder and j. Ransom. Of Woodbury., Reno
county Kansas
AS r. l. WALKER Reristsr
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lnfox1oArIHe LIQUORS.

A London temperance lecturer estimates
that during the last year the people OF Eng
land and Scotland have expended ssao, Ooo..
900 per anuun for intoxicating liquors. Thil
gives an expenditure Of seo,Ooo.ooO every
month, els,0o0, 900 every week, or - every
second. There are 3,50s, 40 Letters IN the
bible, and the annual expenditure for liquor
Il equal to ese0 for every letter In the Bible.
And the grain used by the brewers and dis
tillers would provide -four enough for six-
teen one pound loaves Of bread precisely 70
every family In both the countries concern
ed. Certainly the world would be better Of
without Intoxicating liquor.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

The use OF the English sparrow as an ar
ticie OF food is recommended. He Is very
plump little bird, and prOpagates 20 rapidly
that there will always be an ample supply.
Sparrow pot.pie is said to he very good.
And it 10 consoiIng to know that il Is, for
sparrows are good for nothing else, being
neither useful nor ornamental.
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Bridge Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that - petition signed
by Hiram BgeIow and % others will be presented
10 the County Commissioners the sth day OF
April, asking for an appropriation Of three hun
bred dollars, In money materials, for the pur-
pose of building bridge over the creek known
rs the Cowskin, on section line running north
and south between sections twenty-thrse and
twenty -four, township n, range one west, viz:
between land Of u. A. Kennedy. formerly, now
j. G. Gray, and John MepdenhsIl. The ssti-
mattel cost Of said bridge Is sseV s9A
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Bridge Notice.

Notice IS hereby given that n petition will 10
presented to thu Board OF County Commissioners
oi -edgwick county, kspsas, ut their regular
session to he held on the second Monday in
april. 1855. asking for an appropriation to AID
In building bridge across south Branch whore
the same crosses the section line between sec
lions u aad u, township 20, range east. Esti-
nsted! cost OF said bridge Is sse0.
~. W. MORGAN
JAMES WILSON.
". l.. WILSON.
Wichita, Kansas, March 9Th. issJ. 5-x
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PUBLIC SALE
SHoRT-HoRN CATTLE!
The undersigned will sell
FRIDAY, A PRIL IL. 1888,

On The Fair Crumbs in Maryvill~, Nosiaway
County, Missouri, about 20 Head Of Gers,
Aeifsrs ssd TsssS Bsiis-3O Cows and Heif.
sTs and 70 Bulls. Of the following popular fam.
lilies Rose OF Sharon, Young Mary, Young
Ply Ills, Rosemary, Des,l"mona, lanina. Isdy
Elizabeth, and other good sorts.
Bulls from !. TO IL months old, wintsr.d 10,
opsn lot. and all in good breeding condition.
Catalogues ready April let. sale opens At one
O'Clock.
TERMS: Cash, or . months time. approved
note with ten per cent interest.
All morning trains arrive in time Tor The sale
Nv. la TOURETTE,
IF. SCUTT
I. r. MrlR. AuetLopeer 80
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Bridge Notice.

Notire is hereby given that petition will DO
presented To the Board OF County Commissioner.
of sedgwick county, Kansas, ut their regular
session To be held ON the second Monday In
April, lssi. asking for an appropriation OF one
hundred and nffy dollars Ia aid In the construc-
ZION Of bridge across frairie branch In Lincoln
township. ON the section line between sections
- anil ~ la said township. Estimated cost Of
-aid bridge, $50
GEORGE LENT,
W. ID. MILLER.
Sd. WALLACE
Wichita, kansas. March 9th, Iss3 5O-s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

Protection may be . nishiy bad peiicy,
but the wonderful property Of the Gated
States under that rule - esuparsd . eshse
Nations needs so0e explanation. England
has tried free trade for thirsy-sevea yeass.
lts leading paper 10 nov sdvising Tie ~
borers OF the country - e1igrate % u
United States. This 10 . ready-nade q.
perieece. We need rot Try Il ourselves.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22
Bridge Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that petition sisn~.i
by Berry tastes and 10 others will he presented
W the county Commissioners ON the 9lh day OF
Aprii, asking for an appropriation Of four hun
dres dollars. IN money or materials, for the
purpose OF building bridge ever Dry Greek on
section line between sections ~ AMI o. fownship
~ south RANGE east.-supposed to be lU0 rods
north OF southwest corner Of section IS In PAYNE
township. Estimated cost OF said bridge, ss00
Il
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22
Well Boring and Drilling

Promptly done In sedgwiek and surPousdins
counties. Artesian wells made and prospecting
done. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Twelve years
experience. Outfits EDr sale. Address
IyGELLS BROS,
Or leave orders with NJ. a. Ssyies, dealer In
pnmps. etc, Douglas Avenue, Wichita, Kan
sas. 8-t
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Ami0nea's Nofina

In the matter OF the assignment or j. l. Car
others 4 Brother
10 su rAen u dofh, may, tOacera:
Notice IL hereby given that the uWder-igne.t
assignee will, on " ednesday. the frat day OF
August, A. d. lass, beginning at nine O'clock
\. y. said day ut the ONCE OF the clerk Of the
District Court In and for Seigwick county, Kan
the estate OF said J. L. Csrothsrs 4 Bro. Said
assignee will continue 10 adjust and allow claims
for three days, beginning August lst, lsS, at
witness my hand March ed \. y. Iss,.
5S-l5 T.. \. DORSEY, Assignee
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DIPHTH He RAJ

viii po.ltssly prevent this terrible diieass. and
will positively cure nine ca-es out Of ten. Ibfor-
nisfion inst Will save many lives sent free by
mail. Don't 'teIay moment. Prevention 10
better than cure. JOHNSON 4 co, Boz
ton. Mass PArscN's PUHGATivk PILLS make
new rich blood. sold in Wiehifs by Aid .ich q
brown. -. 81
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Animal Hlactior

There will he meeting Of the Stockholders o
the >esigwick County Agricultural, Mechanical
aud stock Association. At the Douglas Aveuue
Hotel. on Tuesday, April 10Th, lssS IT O'Clock
r. for the purpose Of eieecsing officers for the
ensuing year
T. NJ. LANE, Secretasy
wiehits, ksDsas, March lsah. issS. 5i-&
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While unload of
a in
found the
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had
AS an illustrations
goods
the adya aom
be
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STARTER,
at centsE r l perya
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J. F.. co.
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A. SMITH.
Contractor. Carpenter and Joiner.

Will do all kinds Of Carpente and Joiner wsrA
on short notice. Stare, Stair Rsiltngs, Sash.
Doors. Blinds. Door and Window France and
Screens.
n Shop. 13S Main Street; Reaidenss on
Lawrence Avenue near Genital Post-ohhes box
.E y-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22

METRE il her, by given that a betitiou viii he
presented to the liosrtl of tounty Commissioners
III >e,!gwirk county, Kansas, at their regular
session To- he held the second Monday In
April, lsS:i, asking for an appropriation Of Ave
hua'lred hoiiar- To aid in building n bridge
n ross the Little Arkansas river In the immeti-
ate vicinity, and directly north, OF the ford
known n the thompson lord IN said river The
estimated cnsf III sail bridge Is one thousand
dollars
y. =. THOMPSON.
T. LANNfNG,
= JEwETT
Wichita Kansas, March 18th, IssI D-t
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Sale Of School Land.

TREASCRER'S OFFICE,
WICHITA, KANSAS, March 20, IsS:.
Public notice ID hereby given that will, GU
the 2let day Of April, 1855, offer for sale, and
sell To the highest bidder, the following tracts OF
school land, TO Wit:
The SEX sec ID, twp. %, range west.
Swk sex a. % - 10 =" =.
SET seL $50
SWX SCI :" Z" - % 's
Sale will open for bids at 10 O'Clock A. NJ ard
close ct O'Clock p. y. Of said day OF sale.
l.. n. WssOUCOCk.
Js-& Treasurer OF Sedgwick county, Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1883-03-22
Is DAYS ONLY
IL DAYS ONLY,
IL DAYS ONLY.
THE GREAT!
THE GREAT.
TIE GREAT.

TOWEL NAPKIN AND TABLE LINEN SALE!
TOWEL, NAPKIN AND TABLE LINEN SALE!
TOWEL. NAPKIN AND TABLE LINEN SALE!
NEW YORK STORE.
NEW YORK STORE
NEW YORK STORE.
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PROFESSIONAL PLANO TUNER AND
REPAIRER.
Leave esders q Thonpses : Psssss's
ansIc store. 80
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MAKE HENS IAYl

IN English Veterinary surgeon and Chemist,
now travelling IN this country, says that most OF
the Horse and Csttir Powders sold here are
worthless trash. lie says that sheridan . Con-
dition Powders ARE absolutely pure aud immense
~ valuable Nothing earth will make hens
hay like sheri'isn's Condition Powders. Dose
"ue teasp"onfui Tn one pint Of fosd sold every
where, or sent by mail Tor eight letter stamps
!. : JOHNSON CO., Boston. Msss. sold 10
Wirhita by ildrich 4 Brown. 2-s3
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-08
BAZAAR OF NATIONS!
APRIL 10, II, IL, I3 and Ia
AT TURNvEREIN HALL,
BY the LADIES' SOCIETY of the FIRST con
GREGATIoNAL CHURCH.

OBJECT-To complete the handsome new
Church, cor. of Third and Hill sts., without a
dollars Indebtedness. The enterprise Is not
a charitable one, but business one, and appeals
to all classes on business principles. fair and
lust equivalent will be given for money invested.
ATTRACTIONS-Boo Costumes, Grand
March, Tableaux, Music, Drama and Daily New
England Dinner from IL A. NJ to p NJ, with
varied bill of fare.
sales Of Fancy Goods each day,
Evening Entertainments by Various
Booths.
TUESDAY EVENING, Dickens Booth-Ta.
ble,uN from Our Mutual Friend and David Cop.
peaaeld; also, Mrs. Jarley's Wax Works
WEDNESDAY EVENING, American Booth
Tabeaux and Concert by Eye Little Ode Folkes -
THURSDAY EVENING, japanese Booth--Ta.
beaux, Jap-Songs Recitations, japanese Execu-
FRIDAY EVENING, The Old Curiosity Shop
Dranatized) Principal characters taken by
former members OF the Dramatic Club known as
THE Owls.
SATURDAY EVENING, The French Booth
Musical and Dramatic rendering. This Booth Is
In charge OF Madame Nara.
The GYPSY CAMP and the ICELAND BOOTH
will be daily features.
THE JAPANESE TEA-GARDEN will regale
visitors with cup OF exquisite tea, giving 10
each the japanese cup and saucer out OF which
they drank.
Ice Cream, oriental Articles, Feather Work
Kensington Art Needle Work. Paintings, etc, fol
sale. All Prices Reasonable.
Hall open daily after o'clock A, N.
TICKETS for the week, 81; Single Tickets, % cts
Admission during the day free.
NEW ENGLAND DINNER, 25 cts
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-08

goin, Filgate and Holz. These gentle.
men were looked up, and one and all,
disclaimed any knowledge Of the alleged
transactions. These gentlemen never
saw the land, and did not want It; never
saw the Deputy Surveyor, the Commis.
sioner, or the witnesses, nor ever heard
OF them. Either the fact that there are
other gentlemen of their identical
names, initials and all, is peculiar; or
something else connected with the trans.
action is peculiar. Further developments
are looked r,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-08

A QUARTER of million of dollars is
the sum needed for the construction OF
tho pedestal Of the statue Of liberty to
be presented by the government OF
France and to be erected in the Bay OF
New York. Mr.. Eyarts, notwithstand-
ing his repeated and earnest appeals for
aid, has received only little more than
one third of that amount. It was an
easy matter to raise a subscription OF
quarter of million for General Grant
but New York millionairos apparently
do not appreciate the magnificent and
significant gift Of a sister republic to
whose friendship the United States owe
so much. French papers published at
the east are making disagreeable com
ments on the stinginess OF New Workers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-08
a Pecuiiarity of land surveys,

The office of the Federal Surveyor.
General OF California appears to have
been exposed to the epidemic called
'moral ideas An inquisitive person of
San Francisco has made some singular
discoveries about the way things are
done in that sub bureau OF the public
service, and brief notice of these dis
ooveries will be interesting to our read
ers because they relate to a certain por
ton of San Bernardino county. By the
e. S. Land Commissioners report for
lsSl-S2, itappears that certain deputy
surveyor, during the twelyemonth men
toned, was awarded contracts for sur
veying to the amount OF more than S2l,
600. In April and May, 1852, two con
tracts, amounting in the aggregate to
sl3,050 were made with this gentleman.
The casual reader of the fascinating
serial referred to would think merely
that this gentleman was very ener-
getic surveyor, and that actual settlers
were pouring into San Bernardino
county. But the inquisitive person
mentioned noticed that the land in
which the Surveyor was so dssirous OF
driving stakes was all in townships from
8 to 70 North, and in ranges from 10 to
&c east of San Bernardino meridian.
A glance at the map showed him that all
these lands are in the southeastern por-
ton Of San Beruardino county, and
border the Colorado river between Au-
brey and Fort Mojaye. Aware that
grapes do not grow on any known spe-
cies Of cactus, nor figs upon muscru
bushes, the inquisitive person proceeded
to investigate further. He found that
twenty persons desired to cast their
lot with the rattlesnakes and tarantulas
OF that delightful region, and that these
persons had deposited various sums,
amounting to the aggregate mentioned,
in the sub. Treasury OF the United States
that is it so appeared-in order that
the surveys might be made These per-
sons on paper, all resided at Fort Mo
iave, were bona fide settlers and had
made their application before the same
U. S. Commissioner, who is himself a
surveyor, and all their witnesses were
from San Bernardlno. Selecting, at ran
dom, the names Of three of these appli'
cants, the inquisitive person found that
three men Of identical names were resi-
dent in San Francisco. The names are
themselves rather peculiar, being Man.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-08
Anaheim Items.
LSaturdays Gazette |

saturday Gazette,l
Heayy rains in the mountains in San
Bernardino have increased the volume
of water in the river to an extent un-
known for years. Notwithstanding that
all the bitches are drawing water from
the river to their utmost capacity, the
water was yesterday morning flowing
past Burruel Point, something which
happens only during the height of the
rainy season.
Misfortune came to the second egg
manufactured by the ostriches. 1t was
dropped in the night time and in the
morning it was found broken, having
been trampled on by the birds. As
each egg is valued at sl0o, the loss is
far from being bagatelle.
The ostrich farm is now permanently
located on what is known as the Ellis
place on Los Coyotes.
In the family of Jonathan Watson, OF
Upper Santa Ana, are three cases ol
malignant diphtheria, the afflicted ones
being his children. Two of them were
yesterday very low. DIR. Hardin, who
is attending the sufferers, advises as q
matter of precaution, the cleaning and
disinfecting of outhouses, sinks, etc,
and the removal OF all decomposing
matter, more especially potatoes, which
are said to give off the germs of this
terrible disease, The best disinfectant
is copperas dissolved in warm water and
scattered about the premises.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-08

At the last state ball at st. Petersburg
the Empress honored a young officer by
allowing him to waltz with her. The
gentleman was reputed famous dancer,
but, somehow, ON this occasion his skill
seems to have deserted him. The
Empress and he fell heavily to the floor
Thereon the Emperor ran across the
room and anXiously inquired from his
wife, who had risen, whether she was
hurt. The Empress replied that she had
not suffered, but took the arm of her
husband and went for time to retir.
ing room allotted to her. Meanwhile
the chagrin of the unhappy officer was
vsable to all the guests. By and by the
Empress returned, and, seeing the dis.
tress OF her late partner, went to him
and insisted on his dancing another
waltz with her This time there was
no accident, and tho unlucky incident
was forgotten in the gracious kindness
of the popular Czarina.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-08

THE Republicans of Pennsylvania, ac-
cording to their organs, while rejoicing
that Senator Cameron has passed sue
cessfully the physical ordeal to which
he was subjected, and that in all likeli-
hood his health will be restored, are
resolved nevertheless that he shall not
be supported for reelection to the Sen
ate of the United States. But, while
assuming bold front with regard to
the general outlook, these same organs
admit that the Cameronian pretention'
for 1884 will seriously affect the Repub
lcan chances for success in Pennsylvania
in 1888. The recovery of Mr.. Cameron
therefore, is undoubtedly cause o.
rejoicing to Pennsylvania Democrats
also.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-08
Guardians Sale of Real Estate.
In the Superior Court of the County oi
Los Angeles, State of California.
No. 1888.
In the Matter of the Guardianship Of the
Person and Estate OF Florimont Bois.
serauc, a minor.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an or
der OF the above entitled Court, made the six.
teenth day OF March, 1888, in the above entitled
matter the undersigned,a las the guardian OF the per
son and estate OF said minor, FlorlmOnt Bosseranc
will on or after the twenty fourth day OF April
1855 and within six months thereafter, sell to
the highest and best bidder for cash in gold coin
Of the United States all the right, title and in.
teret Of said Florimont Bosseranc' minor, in
and 10 that certain real property situated in
the city OF Los Angeles, county Of Los Angeles,
state OF California, to-wit: The undivided one
half OF lot one Q) block II, OF the Also tract, in
said city according to a map of said tract made
by +. Lecoureur.
That offers and bids in writing will be received
by the undersigned at the office OF j. Brousseaui
No. GO, Baker Block, In said city OF Los Angeles
California,
Guardian Of the person and estate OF Florinoni
Boisserlnc, minor.
Los Angeles, Cal, April 9th, 1883. APPS lot