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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
Why Cattle Men Grow Rich.

A good sized steer, when fit for the
butcher market, will bring from $40 10
$50. The same animal, at is birth, was
worth but S.. He has run upon the
plains and cropped the grass from the
public domain for four years. and now,
with scarcely any expense to his owner,
is worth $40 moro than when he started
on his pilgrimage. A thousand of these
animals are kept nearly as cheaply as
the single one. SO with thousand as
starter, and with an investment OF but
$4,000 in the staff, in four years the
stockerower has made from $40, 600 to
s45. 900. Allow $4,000 for his current
expense wkile he is going on, and he
still has left S35,000 aud even $40. .000
for a net profit. That is all there is oil
the problem, and that is Why our cattle
men grow rich - Denver Journal q
Commerce.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
CALIFORNIA SOUTHERN R. R.
DIRECT RAIL coMmJHIcArsOH WITH
HArl0NAl CITY AND SAN DIEGO.

On and after Thursday, Sept. 49, 1888, trains
o. the California Southern Railroad going sonth
will leave Cotton daily at 25s p NJ, or on arrivai
of.lR bound southern Pacific train, and viii
leave Riverside at 1l:s0, arriving at San Diego al
l0:46 P. NJ.
Going north, will leave San Diego at Ola A.
and Riverside at 2:0s, arriving n Cotton at 2;20
p NJ, San Francisco time, making close conncc
don with train for Los Angeles and San Francisco
Passengers from the east connect direct, arriv
ing at San Diego the same night. Fifteen min.
utes for supper at Fall Brook.
Passengers viii save from ten (l0) to sixty (60l
cents by purchasing their tickets OF the agent
before entering the cars.
Round trip tickets cannot be obtained on the
| train.
Southern Railroad, Cotton, or
J. N. VICTOR,
Superintendent, and Gen. Fr't and Pass. Ag't
National CITY Cal au2S
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
Building Association.

II you want to borrow money. to be paid back
in monthly instalments, for the purpose Of pay
ing OF mortgage on your home, Of building
you house, or II you watto secure a house and
lot TO be paid for in monthly payments, subscribe
| ior a few shares Of stock in savings Fund and
| Building Society Of Los Angeles. or il you want
| to lay up a ltiie each month out Of your earn
ngs where it will be safe and yield better inter.
st than any savings bank, subscribe at once for
| shares.
| For full information apply to
| E. II. BENTLEY, Secretary,
mys3tf SO and 81 Temple Block, Los Angeles.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
Not That Far.
lwa.l stree. Nav..l

"And you say you never saw silver
miner"
IN ver!" answered the man from Phil
adelphia.
"Well, that's odd"
eyes, it may seem so for man OF my
age, and one who has Travelled as much.
started to see mine once, bat gave
it up"
Country too rough?"
"Oh, no. had put $4,000 into it,
and l wanted to see the President"
"Yesi"
''But was always unlucky. A char
who had put in less than $4,000 got tc
the mine first
"Ah!'
''He was q very careless fellow, BY
all accounts. His revolver went of
and, being the hole was handy, h,
buried the President in our nine.
heard Of it and turned back. When
graveyard gets ahead Of me quit an'
tackle something else"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
Application for City Deed.

Application will be made 70 the Mayor and
Council OF the City ot Los Angeles, on saturday,
the 9Th day Of october, 1888, for q quit clam
dael ron said city to A. N. Hamilton, OF all that
real property in the city Of Los Angeles. county
81 Los Angeles, State ct California, described a.
follows;
Commencing at the s. W. corner Of San Pedro
ann Fifth streets: thence N. So 62 W, $3.50 feet
to point thence S. So a. w. 144.5o feet; thencs
j. 5s sO e. 500 so feet TO San Pedro street; thenct
along San Pedro street N 81 so T. l7s.4o feet tt
the place Of beginning
Reference is made to petition, mapand abstrac'
Of title on de with the undersigned, with whom
Nll objections to the granting OF said deed mustb'
filed before the time for making such application
w. w. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles, CAL, September Goth. A D., 1883
$3.50 bt
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05

shuttle, cut and deal the card
with astonishing agility. HI
gazed on them with the most in
tense interest; one would hav,
thought bis eyes would hav'
started from their sockets, and h.
made the same gestures as a mai
who continually dived into hi
pockets for money to pay th,
losses he had sustained by gamb-
ling.
"My lord" said the steward t
the Count Oldagner. "the young
Santa Cruz is not suitabl,
match for your daughter-he is I
gambler. Tomorrow we mus
send Master Jocko to the KnighI
Of Alcantara :"
Jocko the next day was sent tc
the house of Don Manuel Ortiz
and spent ten days with him.
The first thing he did on return
ing home was to throw himself
at the feet of allthe ladies he
met to take them by the hand
and by his grimaces, his tears
and cries, to describe to them a
passion that probably the person
be initiated did not feel.
II regret to perceive" said
Michael to the Connt Oldagner,
"that the Knight of Alcantara
would be even less suitable
husband for the beauteous Ele-
onora than the two others. You
see, my lord, your daughter has
just escaped from the snares of a
dissapted glutton. gambler and
q libertine. You are free from
prejudices, you esteem beyond all
things the happiness OF the
charming Eleonora, you have
often spoken to me Of the nobiii-
ty OF the mind; seek among the
literati, or the members of the
arts and sciences, q son-in-law
worthy Of her and you. Pour a
shower Of gold upon some modest
but hidden merit, that it may
bloom into notorieiy. Now that
I think of it, / have seen the
artist-who has painted
with SO much trnth the graces Of
the lovely Eleonora-sigh and
often grow pale on leaving her.
This young man is the son Of a
brave sailor; his father has dis
tinguished himself as the captain
Of vessel in the war against the
P Portuguese. He is very talented
has an excellent character, but he
is poor. Give him the means OF
becoming rich, allow him to pay
his addresses to your daughter.
aud you will see how grateful he
will be-"
"Granted," said the count;
i'but Notwithstanding the excel
ence of the character he enjoys,
let US send Jocko to him. This
Is our true compass.
"Oh," said Micheal, ''it was my
to send Master Jocko;
and / think you excellency's pre-
caution highly judcious.". ?.
The monkey was sent accord
ngly, and returned at the expira-
ton of ten days. But, oh! what
! metamorphosis2 Master Jocko
came back completely corrected
,f all his bad habits, and initiated
necessarily the gestures of a man
who painted. One day. however,
having found an old paint brush,
with the help OF the bottle he
in rendering some OF
The counts most valuable books
and prints completely useless.
The Count Oldagner united his
daughter to the young artist, to
whom she was much attached.
Michael was handsomely reward
cd, and Jocko lived many years
in lhe house OF the amiable young
couple.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
sundays excepted.

I. FL. GOODMAN,
General Passenger and 'ricke. Agent.
A. N. TOWNE,
General Mapsger.
f. Z. HEWITT,
Assistant Superintendent. Los Angeles
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
HcREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE"

As comforts
ooMMoDious WELL WEI
PULL
UPON ANY
In
the o
MISSOURI
MINNEAPOLIS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
CHICAGO. ROCK lsLANp 6 PACIFIC R,Y


an Northwest and Southwest
of
xr.adt,<o
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
l'I5IIlSQaA]!!1|]55

$4,000 FOE @z-
l.u Regular Monthly Drawing will
Su take pf.ce in the Masonic Hall, Masonic
Temple Building, in Louisville, ky.,
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 25TH, 1888.
A Lawful Lottery and Fair Draw
ings. chartered by the Legislature Of hentucky
md twice declared legal by the highest Court in
the State. Bond given to Henry County in the
sum OF Sl0o,ovo for the prompt payment OF all
prizos sold.
A Revolution In single Eumber
Drawings.
3arEvery ticket holder his own supervisor. can
call out the number his ticket and see the cor
responding number on the tag placed N the
wheel in his presence These drawings viii oc-
eur on the last Thursday Of every month. Read
the magnificent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05

Steamers orizaba and Ancon 60 through to San
San Diego, leaving San Pedro on the dates Of
their arrivals from San Francisco.
The orizaba and Ancon call at Santa Barbara
and Port Hartford. (San Luis Obispo) only, on the
route to and from San Francisco.
The Eureka and Los Angeles call at San
Buenaventura, Santa Barbara, Gaviota, Port
Hartford, cayucos, San Simeon. Monterey and
Santa Cruz.
PASSENGERS for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for San Pedro at z:Px N.
Passengers going north per 0rizaba or Aucon
leave $. r. X. r. depot, Los Angeles at 10 o'clock
a. N Per Eureka OF Los Angeles at 4 O'Clock
P. NJ. railroad time.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
Good Business Chance.

Nineteen fgrni-hed room within three minutes
walkof the Court House; rooms now are occupied
will net to the party purchasing this bargain $3.50
per month. Enquire Of
RENNE, FINNEg h KNOX,
os4u % First street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05

The Count OIdagner united his
daughter to the young artist, to
whom she was much attached.
Michael was handsomely reward.
ed, and Jocko lived many years
in lhe house OF the amiable young
couple.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
Professor Louis Adams.

Who has had twenty-seven years experience as a
teacher will give lessons in the French Language
at his Office No. 81 Baker Block, or at pupils res
idenee, on moderate terms. References: Mr.
Eugene Meyer, French Consul, Miss Stoneman,
J. N. Griffith, Mrs Bishop Kip, G. A. Dobinson,
md many others. jy2f I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-10-05
a Revolution In single Number
Drawings.
Ocfnher scheme.

Whole Tickets, a. Hall Tickets, 81.
N Tickets, $50. Is Tickets, sl0o.
Remit doney or Bank Draft in Letter or send
by Express Don't send by registered etttr OF
postofhce order until further notice. Ord RS Of
s and upward, by Express can be sent at our
rpenso Address AL orders TO
; ,r-dtw J. J. DOUGLAS, Louisville Ky.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY.

Na,ur' tres ter take kere c ebeythlng She esen gins de grasshopper laigs wid saws on 'em.
 Tn all na,ur' de lub O de muddet IS de s,ronges'. De he bIrd flies roun' while de she one takes keef O de nes'
 De hrmes' man amt de bes' pattern fur de young, De green apple is de hardes'. but II am, half so good fur de stomick.
 I, amt al'ers de crookedes, man ~hut gifts hur, de quiokes. De partridge IS de easies' brd ter shoot case he aies de suaigh,cs'.
 De man wha, IS qniekes' Tn body IS gin. rally de slowes' in mine. Ee canoe ken turn quicker den de steamboat, but Il kaln, ,oat nigh so much.
 It hurts man wuss Ter tell hin O d fault kln1y den t does roughly, fur II yer tells him kin'ly he kant say nu,hin', but ef yer tells him in rough way he ken fight yer an gi, satisfaction.
 l1ar IS some hope fur de unedycated man, bu, de na,ral bo E fool IS past de reach O human ter improbe. De wise man reconni1es hls lack Q cdyca,ion but de fool neber does Ignorance eber has been full O boast;
 Some iokes is afecrcd ter spank de chile case da $ afeered da, it will die an in de years fer come da reaps de sor- rowfu benefit . sch a mistake. Ef a chile won, do right, spank 1t, an let de futur tell whuder CT not yer's done ngh, De man ~hui ,nes ter 'suade yer da, he ain, workin' fur hissef is cider fool CT hyperont- All men ~hu, works, works for deirse'fs an ef da be good men, { 1T workin fur deirsef da he'ps udders aay man ~hu, doan reooonize dis is liar an is heppin' hissef, wid de udder fokes lef' out
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15
JENNINGS.

congressional allegation" Mr. Pres iien:, we would like for you to do something in behalf of O'Donnell. Mir. Tres dent" Gentlemen, l am delighted 10 see you. Of course an American eiti- zen $ entitled to-won't you have seats, gentlemen 2" and tha, ends the discus sior
 Il se ,iid cIshev in one motlct g5ag. The o'oneis of this mighty land of ours And 3 k each one wha, deed he Lad p-g
 ,ernlcs,
 I Q g. F for h.u :, iitle lonoraa,e,-- The answers, II the men adhered 10 trais4. Would :iake it matter for gro,esque took The rgblic prints are ,eeming ~ith cap e. And tie hotel books ,his wcaknes, Is not
 pared.
 or men so possess the gall O; ssnl, That thou; The slghtes, hue of biusi. Write GoSn ,he;r names IS !" Colonel 90 and
 oe
 And, a;ead o; rightly adding wife. Ta st ol,~ Colcnel So-and So and iady''
 Westminster Abbey has become so crow ded with the bones and dust of gath cred greatness that an extensive addition to tLe venerable structure IS advised. This proposed extension meets with our hear:ies, afier dinner approval. The grea; poets and the grea; blooded villains are crowded together until they can oer talnly :ake no comfort in their surround ings at least we can safely say ,ha, none of ther, have breathing space. The poe, Craggs lies on top of Addison, and old Ben Johnson is crowded by John Hun- ter. Shakespeare escaped this mauso- leum turmoil, for while the other poets and literary men are almost scrouged . out oi bed. he quietly rests T a tomb all his own. !. Is not likely taai Amerlca's 5 gTea, men will ever be crowded for there IS vel enough unclaimed land in Arkan- sae IT. which 10 bury Colonel Button. the man ~ho was recently defeated for ser gean, ,a,-ar!ns of the house of representa- tiyes. The olonei though at one time, las, after he sen. collection of compli- rnentary clippings around to the papers. did no, think tha, there was enough earth in this country 10 cover hii,i.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15
MAKES NO DIFFERENCE.

See here. said a waiter in d saloon. addressing an Irishman. told you be- fore that this lunch Is no; for every body"
 An who $ t fur =
 ~Customers@
 An ain't customer :
 :. No, you are not
 Don't ca, the lunch :''
 "I should say you do.
 Then I'm a customer"
 "Yes, but the lunch IS .hroTn IF with the beer
 <. An is tha, so: Wall. II ye throw ir the lunch wid the beer, les' throw in the beer wid the lunch, av you plaze. Av course 1t makes no difference which a man takes.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15
STOLE A FLOWER.

An old woman, ~ith long gray h4.r, stepped forward when he name xas called. and confronted the police igdge.
 You arc very old woman 10 be In a place Of this kiadr sad tae judge. '' M'hz, IS the charge agains, her - turn ing ;o an officer.
 Stealing DO. of flowers, your honor :
 Who made the complain,
 " did.' replied a man. stepping for
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15
VOL. 4. NO. }.
IFS LOOK AT DE BOX.

Ic ," man wants me ter Ve;r fur hlm. ~s' look q, de ballo, box. >ays won; sink but al~as sw m.
 = look al de ballot box. D. o.s .imocrat IS mighty slick man.
 es look al de ballo; ooN A. :ch de Guinea aggcf whcnraeF he
 san,
 = look a, de ballot b5s \ sa up ger vote an cf show |, m de
 poll I al ,s'n Ter hea, Ntr. oh. sas, bless yer soul. III yer dat de red is ae ,hlas faf Ter
 sote. aaers VII say aai |. ,.'ae :s !. note. 2as say &as de white dinocrnz.
 - look a, ae h..llo, hos. lsse ..t dr nggers $ Q, Q ,!ead fats, @s' look as de balloi aoA T.. a.iean thinks dat |, play. :, mighty
 me,
 : iooA a, dc ballot bo> < oe> O., iar d. nieger ter hc Il cet
 nighty shine,
 = iook at de ballo, box "a. er le, de sacakin man ef see ~ha, ser.s got. It ose de nigger's choice ntaa rigt, n ter
 ic pot. D. 1,.1 \ hats anxious fur Ter fine ot., how
 .er fotc. I g9. party axe ,ef srae e : easerda,e
 te. toat.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15
THE REASON.

Look here said road master to an Irishman. shy don't you pu, on clean shirt ?"
 Becase, yer honor. Oi haven; san ln me chist.
 "WelI, why haven, you one in your chest. :"
 s' Because On hevent chi1 Cit me the chisi, your honor, an Ofn hunt around fur clean shir, to put in i,r
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15
LITTLE ROCK ARK U.s A. SATURDAY, DECEMBER a5 ss,

man took the boy went nearer " shoot and was soon a, home. Pretty soon Nh [. Mulkittle, putting and blowing with h,s excruon came up. The old negio sc ereted himself and the boy who me, his father said
 Where have you been, pa 7!
 " Don't you know where i've been :: Didn't you go with me v
 !" No. sir. for you ~ouldn', let me go :"
 = Do you mean to say that you were no; with me :"
 " Gose he want replied the old negro who appeared on the scene. He's been ~id me all de ebenin'"
 " Didn't he go to church with me =
 "Cose he didn't
 This Is devi'ish strange" unused the reverend gentlemen would have wagered anything in the world that he ~as with me. IL cannot be that was dreaming. There mus, be something III the old negro after all
 :" DH ghost ~As le, down rum de tree wsd rope. \ piler case an par O white briss hes stuffed wid straw. honey. Doan ~ a word chile. We'se go, de baig7 dis shiag Tole him dat he'd si, J Id.
 Beforc go,ng @ bed. Mr. Mulki,,le mased long besore the ire
 Do you think there am any ghosts = asked the boy when his mother was not near.
 " Tut, tu,. what pu, such toolishness into your head II you keep on paying al. ton to that old negro you will lose wha, little sense you inherited and turning he added to himself; It's devillsh strange all around, and don't under stand it, don't know whether the boy wasn't with me or whether didn't run There IS perplesing mix ure somewhere If people would pay more attention to fact, and less to superstition, the world would be Tn much better condition
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15

JgH. SwiSroN says that fl Wander bilt's property ~ere turned into i,s gold value. !, would require seventy elephants 10 carry f. This is a very encouraging piece of intelligence, for all along ~c had been thinking iha, ssxty-hye elephants could walk of with tanderbili's money.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15

and Poetry
 oshua Peterson. a coloted man who, directly after the war recognized the lm- peHaaee ot educating his children. sen, h,s daughter ,o refined school where she graduated wdh distinction. shortly ai,e, she returned home, A smooth look ung barber began to N.sr, her One day she went ou, to the held where her father was gathering corn and calling the old man sad !" Father
 AS. chile, stopping slih an ea, ot Catn III hts hand.
 lias Mi. sheppard seen yoa r
 pean know ~huder hes seed nc CT not. bat | doan thlnk dat i>e scei him
 Well, father, Mi. sheppard |, III, iasei and 1 didn't know but hc had come to ask you fet me. ''
 "h hiA IA news tet me said the old man. turning the car of oorn around whul sot,er man |. he, chlis '
 \ n,ee man. pa.
 l" An do he know how ter take kete . a ~lte =
 "tlh. Yes. pa"
 Nhui ken he do =
 "oh. he can do anything He write. saeh delighaal pee,ty
 "t'h. huh ~all. ~hut else ken hc do =
 Why. he s,ags chaimiaaly.
 He do, do hr whut else z"
 lle ,a also an excellent, scholar He was cdn ,,ed d, a college
 Dat a tack tlnc man. amt he
 Oh, he's wonderful man
 sc glad o IL
 And hes so h,gh-toned, lao
 Wy dat t,lls mc w,d joy
 "hes. aud he IS such an elegant con. scrssi,onaliAt, said the delighted g,,
 l'sc monsuous proud q ds, lack repilcd the old man. throwing the eat oi cntn on lhe pile. 'sc alters been aieerd dat yer wouldn' mary dat sot,et man.
 '' am so glad ,o hear you speak so. father. and l know James will thank you from the bottom of hts heart"
 Vas. chile. yas. WhW uddes aumef. a,iona Is de young man got '"
 You should say ~ha, other accom- pl,shnents. father"
 :" tn. huh. da,'s so. torgo, my g'og 'siy da, tune"
 foaf grammar. you mean. father
 las. eh,le. my grammar. Mans kno~ledge a de polar eneles some,imes sips ID on him"
 Oh. yonie' he is a, the house, faihrf. ome. 1 want you to meet him know ths, you have seen bim many tune. bu, 1 van, you to meet sim as my accepted sui.or. and te tell hlm hos glad you will he tn vel come him to your family
 The old fellow ace ompanied his daugh- Ter 10 the house The gull proudly pre- sehted her lover
 Done gede,.a yrt ,orn ,h f' the ole negro assed
 Why. my deai ST have no corn ,o gather
 I'u, up ger tatensn hogs. y, v
 have no fA,iening hogs" the aston ,shsd young man tepl,ed.
 "ti h. huh. bun so~ed yer wheat feekin ft
 Ny deaf sr, 1 have no wheat % so~
 "uh, huh Go, through ~,d yer hli piowin z
 rather sad the girl. "hs Is no, farmer
 "Uh, huh. What doe. he dn f''
 aI am barber. sir .
 Uh, huh. Sha.es reckon. Wall. I'd like fur yer ter shave my mule. He's yo, su,h,a' de matter wid his har. Airtes dat. come heah, an i'll gin yer dc vus, thraahen' yer eber had I'll larn yer ter wtlte po',ry an ung. Come CT singin' 'roun' hcah any mo an I'll fling yer eber de ienoe 'mung dc hogs. l un'esssans yer. knoekin' 'roun' heah jss' ter git me ter sport yer. Go on away. de fsstes dc better. Talk ter me boat . nigger ~hut x,, ,x an, xrttex ,,n'tvv''
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15

WHEN ODonneil vas sentenced to be hanged, he exclaimed, Good-bys, United States Well, yes. Not only goodbye United States, but goodbye, John.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-12-15
PRICE, 5 CENTS.
DROVE HIM AWAY.

An Old Man Who D,d No, L,ke Music
 and Poetry
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-21

EUREKA LODGE. NO. 10. p. 4 a. II.
TvHx STATED ooNHUNlcAT10xg OF 10.
Il reka Lodge, No. 10, y. 4. H.. viii b
held IN o1d Jslisws' Hall Saturday, On Or ~.
fore the full moon.
nrssnrss il sood stsnains. ~ sosdasily invsf
ID 70 attend. b. Z. BAtLx, ". 4.
Joau Z. Joxns, neoretasy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notice.
II you have . nns on complicated wsa4A %
clock. music boz, an automaton sfaeing bird,
Or any other delicate and intricate piece sf
mechanism needing repeirs, 10 10
EDw. WILHELM.
Ohronometer. wstch and clockmsker
Jewelry noatly repaired.
All work warranted 10 give perfoct aataafaes
tion or positively no charge. IS
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Assessment Notice.

Eureka Consolidated Mtufmg Com.
poUys
Location Of principal place os busiacss, San
Francisco, California.
Location Of works. Eureka Mining District,
Eureka County. Nevada.
Notice - hereby given that at meeting Of
the Board OF Directors. hsld on the 18th day Of
March. lSea, IN assAssmsnt. No. 3, Of t$i) One
Dollar per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the Corporation. payable tmmsdistsly
II q. Q. gold coin. 10 the Secretary . the ofaoe
Of the Company. Room 81. Neveda Block, Ban
Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessmsnt ahall
remain unpaid on the NINETE2NTa DAT OF
APRIL, 1883. will b dslinqusnt and advertised
for sale st public auction, aud unless pay msnt
10 mads before, will BE- sold ON
Monday. the Fourteenth Day OF
May, 1858,
70 Day The delinquent sssessmsnt. together
with cost Of advertising aud expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Direction.
p. JACOBU6, Secretary.
Once Room ~, Nevads Block. San Fran
cisco, California. mh2otd
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Notice to Creditors.


NToTIc1 u uunxnx 0Evxx NJ TIE uN.
IN dsssieusd. Ivssk Avesy. the Adtntntss
dsosassd, 10 tbs creditors of and all parsons
having claims against The satd deceased, 10 e.
hibtt them with The noceeaery vouehsss, WITH
10 fcur months AFTER the nset publ1oation Of
Law once Of 4. y. Hunt. 10. ~ KSsrny street.
city and county Of nan rraucfaco. the same b.
Ing the place fsr tbs transaction of this busi.
ness Of the said eataas. IN The said city and
PRANK AVERY.
Administrator Of the Estate Of George r. Nc
Cont ~. de,eaaed.
Dated at San Frsncisco. March 7. 1883
for 1ststs. nhaDa
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NOTICE.

KJ0TIoR II HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
IN forbid any one to give credit 20 ny iav,
ful wife, because she has left my pea ana
board without any cause. .,u,vp
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0r. SOMNB CHAPTER. NO. 3.
T,HR STATED ooxvoOATloNs OF 81.
L Jchn's 0haptsx. No. :, =. 4. H.. viii Be
held st Naecnic Hall, On The 6atuzday nsSt suo.
cesd1ng the pale Of she moon In each month.
cordially Invited - attend.
H. Z. FITz0RRALD, HI
JOIN =. JOINS. Secretary.
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