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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1883-03-15

THE time of running cars on the old
M. C. r. r. is changed. The Accom-
mediation train now reaches here from
Hamden at in the morning, and from
Portsmouth arrives here at 4.4S in the
evening The Mail train is not changed,
only that it runs on Sunday. The name
of the road is now changed to Cincinnati,
Washington and Baltimore, or c. W. & B.
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p. r. Lance & Co.,

Sole Proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sold by G., w, Miller, 7dec1y.
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WITH good management and kind at
tention to our patrons we aim to make
our house the Popular Clothing House of
this county. We are here to stay, and
we wish not only to make friends but to
keep them. Our extensive assortment
and low prices are earnest of our inten-
tions.
STERNBERGER BROS.
The Clothiers, Jackson, o.
Cor. opp. Court House.
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Rooms to Rent.

Four good rooms to rent InquIre,f -
dec2stf TON DELAY.
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Cor. opp. Court House.
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STERNBERGER BROS.
Grandest Display of Fall and Winter
Goods at the Bankrunt Store.

Cor. opp. Court House.
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STERNBERGER BROS.
The Clothiers.
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Probate COurt.

Sold by G. W. Miller. 7dec1y.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24
Native Press,
From the Hdlrat Pas 4iaa, Jan. ~, isS5.l
Two WITNESSES SUFFICE To ESTABLISH IRE Truth
OF GIBsoS's TREASON.

In another part of to-day's issue will be seen a
letter from Hon. j. Nawahi, which attests to the
truth of G. W. Pilipo's assertions regarding Glib
sons attempts to start them up to treason.
We are of the opinion that their PLAIN state
ments tend strongly TO fasten upon Gibson this
high crime, and should cause his immediate ex-
pulsion from the Cabinet. II is not becoming the
dignity of our Government that one of its prom-
nent seats should be occupied by such man like
Gibson.
1t is very important that the position of Premier
IN our Government should be purified. by the
speedy removal of Mr.. Gibson from that Office
and that it. should be filled by a man of good
reputation, one who is esteemed in foreign coun-
tries.
Mr.. Gibson has made no answer at all regard
ing those reasonable words testified to previously
by Pilipo; and he is nowhere now that another
witness has risen up against him. Let him keep
silence, his mouth is sewed up and his hands are
bound by this testimony.
How wonderfully has our friend (Pilipol
triumphed over the cunning plots of a certain
we'll known enemy of the throne, the nation, and
the Government. We wish that among the Hawa-
iians there we're many more such men as G. W. Z.
and j. n. &c. W. Pilipo and J. Nawahi).
The GREAT TRAIroR TO HAWAII.
Below will be seen Nawahis confirmatOry
statement that Gibson tired to draw him and
Pilipo into some base action.
My fellow soldier on behalf of Hawai-,
Hon. q. w. PuIPo
DEAR R:-We are all we'll Hon. p. Hahpu is
dead as a man He is confined in the prison as a
lunatic.
have not forgotten anything of what Mr..
Gibson did to at the Hawaiian Hotel in 1878.
Though being occupied with the books of Z. he
koa 1.-THE assessorl have had no spare time to
reply. Mine will perhaps be the most tardy
(assessor's) books N Hawaii mel.
'What is this affair between you and Pilipo and
the old man Gibson Such was the enquiry
addressed to me by the son-in-law here in my
office.
answered 80 What affair =
This affair spoken of in the newspaper
Yes. Pilipo has testified to what Gibson told
US to do but we did not do it." He made no an
swer to this.
Happy New Year to you,
j. NAwAHT.
Honolulu. Dec. 18th, 1882
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24
Pastor Cruran's Sunday Sermon.


NJ % -, =, :, .,
iLni' oor. :" 10 Soo was IN ohfisl feconci'-
ing the world unto himself, not imputlng their
| trespdsses unto them,r The sermon was in sub
s+o,,co a. toIo,rs ~, sroc,o,,,,, a. ,,,,;, os
80 :
an unfortunate IMPRESSION 10 muse VINO sit III
front of 1t. God the Father, is pictured as stern,
memorable unmerciful being: not until Christ
,o, =, ,-,I, - a.. - -, :, tI,..
" 49, So 'ANA W NN'
and plteously pleads Tor the sinner, does God re-
| lent Nothing could be more untrue and IN Bib
licaI Cd a. No, oho,co ~ 5o,s "A, ,,ool .,
| N''' 49,, - U'---,N 80 uVN' V N'N> W
DC feconcieu IL is the SINNER tnat must Dc recon-
ciled. God loved poor, sinful, fallen man, Just
much Beroye Calvary as after it Nav. GOOD was
:. -. 90. - -
III ShIisr IL "ds tne sreataii-ratner VINO SO lo'eu
us that seeing our peril He came and lived loved,
died in tho rarson of Christ that ,be sinner i,ht
-,
NC sa'eu'
1t is not the Atonement, here so plainly stated
in the text but the result of accepting the Atone
,o,,, ;,. Eoro;,o,ass .. s;, 49,, ,,;o, I l,lI
ileni VIZ forgiveness Oh sihs' upon Whleh owen
tonight what Is forglvenessE Pardon Far
different Pardon is an Old Testament word, not
r,o .,,,1 u, ,ho No, rros,,,,o,, Nylo,, ,,,,,
-S,'--' ~ - "NA w .On'e
10 the New Testament, there forgiveness, ana
" Remission of sins is substituted Tor Pardon
What is the difference between pardon and for
c;ynessp Pardon simnly l;ftS frorn a ,,,an tba
nenalty of The Law Tbs murderer stands nnnn
Inc gaiIows with tbe black can oyer biS owes and
the rome knotted around his neck, Pardon simnlv
nnties the rome and hids him 90 He stems down
from the scaifold Tho same man His reIatinn T.,
snc;a,v md 20 b;S crime I; nnchanoai 10 10 sin
cri,ni5aI In hssrt bo ;s s,;II nnchanca5 I'm
Er;,ooss e CO., 5;ffroa, 4, i; = i -.
lbs 49, % i"i II peisoihi may
, ne o,ha s;a,shi,' on n, E,,1 I',
IT, ~, III y soi. ~, na.S
i t H. tiand oals :, ~; H., ht , s
80 ~ ,,,,, dono al a, To-, ~. $500 -
Gre raconciied and the old Levine ~, -
astnhI,Sbed M Cr,zsn tben % az, ;iIns,ra,;an
sIs,cbed the sin of T,ttie E;i a., d H.
DicIans in n,r;J Conn1,.s.JJ and ,bo nrdr;n, Ioy
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24

The Hawaiian Amateur Minstrel Troupe gave a
performance at the Music Hall on the evening of
the 10th inst, and to large and appreciative
audience, many members of the Royal Family
also being present The rising of the curtain was
the signal for the gallery gods " to become most
vociferous at the luminous appearance of the
green coats and red pants, and brass buttons with
which the trio of bones and trio of tambos, the
end men, were arrayed in, and the stars, Fisher,
Hilton, Kalawaia, Copeland, Kalama, and Gusman,
seemed to be in frst-class condition to contribute
to the amusement of the audience present. Mr..
H. Buckle as interlocutor propounded the usual
questions and was usual the butt of the six
end men, whose jokes and sayings were noticeable
for the originality and the localisms. The first
part consisted of solos by members of the com
pany, the choruses being sung by all, and were
exceedingly well rendered, the wind up being the
sketch +" trip on the Road Supervisors railroad "
and on the fall Of the curtain the audience were
left convulsed with laughter. The second part of
the programme consisted of songs dances, banjo
playing, harmonica solo, and quartette singing,
and the performers acquitted themselves with
credit A trapeze act by Antoine keurni received
generous applause. The performance closed with
the sketch !. Return of Uncle Joe - the features
introduced showed that the parts taken by each
performer had been carefully studied, and that
the usual beaten track of negro absurdities had
been avoided. characters and scenes being pre-
sented true to life, A terpsichorian exercise
lndulged IN by q Old Uncle Joe" proved too much
for the ''old man and he laid his weary form to
rest in the broad bosom of Jake Fisher the COM
pany singing 10 slow curtain the Poor Old
Slave Hawaii Ponoi concluded the perform
ance the character and manner Of carrying out of
which reflects great credit ON the individual
actors and on The Hawaiian Ministries Us a COM
pany and il would be pleasure to hear them
again at their earliest convenience.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24

HIo, January 18th, 1883.
EDITOR GAZETTE "A malarial typhoid fever of
q low and persistent type has prevailed in Hilo
for some time past, and the Agent of our Board
Of Health appears to be unable to account for it.
The causes lie deeper than he has been yet able to
fathon. BE has occupied the time of our stall
wart, lounge-on-the-corner policemen in looking
into the backyards, scenting out the savory SMELL
but has wholly failed TO detect the origin of the
disease in that direction. If the same force was
employed with picks, shovels and spades in clean
ing out the main water ditch that leads from the
Wailuku river below the Rainbow Falls to Hilo,
and which Supplies the village with drinking
water, they would accomplish beneficial work
and strike at the very origin of the disease. And
after it was once cleaned it should be kept clean,
and guarded against the adnlteration and abuse
Of the water, and the filth and pollutions that are
now daily corrupting If and producing the seeds
of disease. The Chinese make duck ponds of the
ditch they battle IN it, wash in it and the natives
do the same-some of them with lepersous carcases.
The filth from ducks, all kinds of animals, dirty
diseased bathers, the soap-suds and filth produced
by the vashermen and women, comes down in the
form of poisonous solution to every door in
lilo. This is the cause of all diseases of the
uialnrial or typhoid form. No wonder that the
people have fever, and the greater wonder IS that
il Is not more malignant. If the Agent of the
would accomplish something for the health of the
people.
The doctors are thriving, the lawyers starving.
Plenty of sickness-no business in the courts.
II Is strange that the Government does not
grant liquor license for Hilo. A greater amount
of ardent spirits, ale and beer, Is brought here
and consumed than before the passing of the free
liquor Law. There is no drunkenness. and before
The passage of the law drunkenness was frequent
from beer and swipes." The change is produced
from the fact that most of the beer shops have
been closed either by the action of the authorities
Voluntarily. As far as It regards ardent spirits
ale and wine, the same facilities exist as formerly
and ] venture to predict, that if license were
granted here drunkenness would not be increased
The revenue Of the Government would be aug.
rnented, and the clandestine and unlawful sale Of
liquors prevented. 1t never will or can be done
ofherwise-
The dry weather continues The streets are
dusty and the planters complain that the vatei
gulches are fast drying up. The atmosphere is
6lfed with dense SMOKE from the cleaning of new
ground at the plantations and the grass which
has boen on ERE IN various directions
No vessels in port, and with the exception Of the
". Il. Red, not vessel has arrived here since
last weak Bright prospects for commercial bust
neas. ThD CORONATION fzzle in prospect creates
not buzz here
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24
The Kspiolani Park Association:

The shareholders in the above Association met
the evening of the 18th inst for the purpose of
appointing Directors of the Society for the ensu-
ing year. and also to listen to the reading and take
necessary action on the reports of Mr.. H. Macfac-
lane, the Secretary and Treasurer. Hon. A. S.
Cleghorn, President of the Association, occupied
the chair minutes of several meetings which had
been held during the past two years were then read
and approved. The Financial Secretary's report
was then read, certified copy of which we are, by
the courtesy of His Ex. J. Z. Bush to whom it was
addressed, enabled to present:
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24
The Hawaiian Minstrels.

Honolulu, Dec. 18th, 1ss2.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24

profess strong love for their child, which is
apparently sincere, and are very DESTROYS that
she return with them to their native land.
1t is the custom among the Gilbert Islanders
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24

the grass is beginning to grow, and nature
seems to have provided that most animals
should bring forth their young in season be-
yond the reach of severe cold and with suf-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24
To Be; Or, Not To Be,
a q a
COMFoRTABLH


A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE ON
n the Plains ~ minutes walk to town; Berrtania
Street. House large and rooiny with two cottages,
Stable and everything about the home TO make ii com
Portable and inviting, Deep Lot so per month.
AVERY neat Cottasc TO rent Berctanis Street,
next adjoining the old TOLER Premises the
Of Victoria Street. Contains six Rooms, stable,
Water laid on etc. food sized Lot s. per month
on LILIIlA ST. near KING St, six-room neat
Cottage with Garden, Water, Stable, Paddock, &c
Rental $50 per month.
ON LIpIHA st. above SCHOOL S. A snail Cottage
of five rooms to rent at SIS per month
on QUEEN ST. near PUNCHBowL 81, sniall
Cottage at SIS per month.
on BERETANIA St below MAUNAKEA -, one
thrce-room Cottage TO rent, al 80 per month.
on NUUANU AVENUE, near first Bridge. have a
five room Cottage to rent At So per month and Furn
ture TO sell on reasonable terms.
ON the Corner Of AIAKEA and HOTEL streets, a
Beautiful Large House to Lease, contains n Rooms
with Kitchen, Bath, &c The House Il central and Is
suitable for Lodging House purposes.
AT PUNAHoE, an elegant Residence on deep Lot
TO Sell; several OF Land TO sell, also adioiEing
This + one Of the finest Residences in the Fuuahoe
Terms reasonable.
AT KALIHI, two miles from town. \ pleasant
Homestead TO rent or lease two Acres OF Grcund.
ALSo-Will Lease Acres OF Pasture Land adjoining.
HAVE a splendid Building Lot on Nuuann Avenue
the lrst bridge, 10 sell for SiAVl. Lot 'ixsa
Three small houses are now on said Land Object Of
selling, owner In foreign country Terms reasonable
HAVE \ Nine years LEASE to Sell on Fort Street.
One large deep Lot with three neat Cottages thereon
bringing in a monthly rental of 50 40 will puF-
chase 1t. Eleven hundred dollars now on mortgage,
payable in proportion l. and years cash 10 he paid
down only sou. The Lease rental Is only IS per year
on the whole premises. buildings insured for q 90
This j. splendid investment to realize large prodts
Woud not be disposed Of only party leaving Honolulu
Buildings belong to purchaser.
IHAVE nice Building Lot TO lease for 20 years at
the head Of Emma Street TO party desiring 10 erect
cottage thereon.
OTHER Houses 10 Let, OTHER Lands 10 Sell aud
OTHER good investments offered ON application.
SERVANTS, MECHANICS AND liB0ReRS will ind my
Employment Bureau always superior in supplying
wants than any other in the city.
GENERAL OFFICE WORK OF every Commercial
description attended TO.
J.E. WISEMAN,
- Merchant Street
Real Estate Broker. Employment Agent
and General Business Agent.
,-- TELEPHONE I7a. ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-01-24

Mems White and Brown Cotton Half-Hose,
Ladies' Hose, Mems Ready made Clothing,
India Rubber Coats, Caps and Leggings,
Regatta and woollen Shirts,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-04
Press Pleasantries.


Iuthe dim dictionary of Wall street
there are several such words as fail.
Mrs. Youngwoman wants to know
how to tell fresh egg from stale one.
''Taste it, goosey, taste it. W
Down at Atlantic City: Visitor
"How very many girls down here wear
Jerseys Resident-.'f is the Jer-
sey coast, you know p M ni'it ~
In q social game Of cards, it's esti.
mated that a woman asks, ,"Wha trump
is it?" seventeen times d minute; but
then she doesn't begrudge the effort it
costs her. ,...i y
walk slower. papa,a cried the little
| girl, whose short steps were no match
for the strides Of her masculine progeni-
tor; cant you so nice and slow, like q
Policeman"
"Your daughter? Is it possiblel Why,
you look more like twin sisters. 7,"No;
1 assure yen, she Is my only daughter
replied the pleased mother. And the
polite old gentlemen spoiled il all by
remarking, "Well, she certainly looks
old enough to be your sister. =, =. es
| 81 feel 50 worried about CIarlesi''
| sighed Mrs. Wildhusband. cts got
i ting late. sure enough said sister
\ Kate, looking at the clock; "but |
guess nothing unusual has happened Z
i 'frhat is what frets me-, replied Mrs.
Wildhusband; II am afraid something
usual has happened to ChHrles. ~ 4 ssa 4
ll At fair in Agram, Austria, where
the privilege q kissiiig TIE hahdsonest
woman, IN, the town was put up at
| auction, the highest bidder only reached
the ungallnnt figure OF about i cents.
A mean bachelor says ths' Ahybody
who has ever seen an Auss woman
will condemn this as extravagant,
i Gust like woman" exclaimed Fogg,
\ when Mrs. +. left the stove polish brush
by the side Of the backing box, in con
lsequence Of which Foggs boots shone
with preternatural lustre; ''just Ike q
woman!' ''Yes, Is know you do re-
4 piled the weaker vessel meekly; "'pro-
fvided sheisn't your lawful welded wife. :
Please, sir, is this the mail boat?n in
J quired a lady holding letter in hei
hand of a gentleman who was standing
ON the deck of Mississippi steamer
II guess not, madame" replied the gen
, tleman, somewhat embnrrass ed;1I jus
heard the captain say she would leave n
| half an hour, SO / guess It must be
female boat.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-04
Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of F. Q. Moore, deceased

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ministrator Of tine estate Off. o. Moore, de
ceased, 70 the creditors Of, and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four months
after the first publication OF this notice, to the
said administrator, at the Offices OF Gardiner q
Stephenson, rooms l, 9 and Q. lien Block, Los
Angeles city and county, the SANG being the
place for the transaction of the business of said
estate in said county of Los Angeles.
/ -. io ~. ~, NJ, p CUTLER,
Administrator Of the estate Of f. o. Moore, de-
ceased. ia.. h. f,,-
/ Gardiner & Stephenson, Attorneys for Admin
istrator. .s... a-ss .. sci 4w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-04
lovn,s pownn.


II were blind and thou khouldst enter
Fer 80 softly In the room.
should know IL, .t
should feel Il, 81, .
Aometlsing subtle would reveal 1t, s
And glory round thee centre tl
That would lighteHup the gloom, Il s.
And my.heaIt would surely guide me,
WititlseFo's second sight provide me, .p
= Ono aaiii tho croxil 70 flnd, l.4,rI r.. .laa
III lwere bhndl ,-tl., .qsta
HIweFe deaf. and thou hadst spoken f.a
Ere thy presence had hnown, M tf
should know Ii.
should feel it., a,s
Something subtle would revealit,
And d.tho seal at once be broken
w Loves liquid undertono. M
Deafto other stranger voices, f,t ,
And the worlds discordant noises
Whisper, wheresoe er thou art, =.
Twill reach my heart Hst4o 'iqsi
il were dead, and thou ahouldst venture .
Near the coffin where lay, tir. d
ish0ud know IT. rs. tH.n4 Is
Islsould feel 1t, . s :. llss s.i. Fl VI eis. B.
eonething subtle would reveal il, T.
And NJ look OF miidesf ccnsure w.
kest upon that lace OF clay. a. -.
Shouidst thou kiss pae, conscious iiashai
OF Loves fire through Death \ cold ashos
Would give back the cheek Its red,
.lff were dead
1l4- sitt .a.3 --;lJosephlne foIlaru.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-04
First Monday OF Move mbcr next
Notice To Creditors.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IS
In the matter OF the estate of Juana Reyes dc
Ramirez, deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned ad
ministrator OF the estate Of Juana Reyes dc Ra-
mirez, deceased, to the creditors Of, and all per
sons hslding claims against said deceased, to
exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first publication OF
this notice to the said administrator, at the office
OF William d. stephens, room No. IS Temple
Block, In the city and county OF Los Angeles, that
being the place for the transaction of the busi
ness Of said estate. s5.s st.lf. -ss z.
.sF .s WM. IL. NORDH0LT, .. -, :
Administrator Of the estate Of Juana Reyes de
a-as. Ramirez, deceased. - sssI-
Dated August s. 1858. aus 4w'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-04
LEGAL.
Notice tO Creditors.
Estate q Daniel ]. Bell, deceased.

Notice ia hereby given by tho undersigned,
administrator Of tho estate Of Daniel L. Bell,
deceased, to the creditors Of, and all persons hay
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them., with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of this notice.
70 the said administrator, at the offices o. Card
per 4 Stephenson, rooms /, and 81 Alien Block,
city and county Of Los Angeles, the same being
the said estate ln the county Of Los Angeles.
q ~ .ais 80 ....a NJ. r. cuTLER, ~
Administrator q the sstata Of Daniel i. Bell. d.
I Dated at Los Angeles, Cal, August slst, 1883.
Gardiner stephenson, Attorneys for Admin.
istrator. htt7Ig5s ! b. eel 4Y,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-04
Notice to Creditors.
STATE Of Manuel Dabney. deceased.

Estate OF MaHuUI DabHfyf ueceaseu'
Noticeis hereby given by The undersigned, adj
ministrator Of the estate ofManuel Dabney, decd,
to the creditors Of. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them with
theaecessary vouchers, within four months after
the first publication OF this notice to the said
NJ. r. Cutler, administrator &c, at oifiea In the
Allen Block, in the city of los Angeles. California,
the same being his plsoefor the transaction. OF
tho business ii the said estate in the county OF
Los Angeles, State Of California. -ssaff
NJ. P. CUTTER, &.
Administrator Of the estate of Manuel Dabney,
deceased .s.. = - 45> 4w au1l
Dated ct Los Angeles, August 18th. 1855.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-04
Notice to Creditors.
~ .r
Es.nto Of James Ceoghgan. DECEASED.

Estate Of James Ceoghgan, deceased 4. n
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. ad,
ininiStrat0r Of tho estate OF James Geoghgan,
deceased, TO the creditors Of, and all persons hay.
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication OF this notice,
to tho safd administrator, at the offices OF Gardi
per & Stephenson, rooms 4, 2 and 3, Allen Block.
Los Angeles city and county, the same being the
place for tho transaction OF the business OF said
estate in the said county Of los Angeles.
Administrator Of the estate Of James Geoghgsn.
deceased. .,,l.tsg II -. -;
Dated at Los Angeles Cal, August s1st, 1883.
Gardiher 8 Stephenson Attorneys for sAdmia-
ls'ratorA 80 t-.'- ~ f u sb0uf y :. sell Nv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-09-04
Notice Il, Creditors.
Estate ofL. q. dc somo1a. doceased.,
~ -'l..--------.. 60 esNs

+ Notice i, hereby given bs the undossigned. ad.
ministrator Of the estate Of Z. X de Somoza.
deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons has
ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary, vouchers within four
months after the first publication Of this notice.
to the said administrator, at the offices of Card
ner & Stephenson. rooms |, 2 and y, Allen Block,
city and county of Los Angeles, the same being
the place for The transaction Of the business u
said estate in the said county OF Los Angeles 81 I
! .. NJ. P, CUTLER, asp-
Administrator Of the estate Of L. B. de somcza,
decreased. u, . ..,i...-...--. y
Gardiner & Stephenson. Attorneys for Admin
istrator. sel-4w +,