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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-03

ftom heavsn nov, and - s boou a.
you, would yos grant II - A
God knoW5l would = said Richard.
But the dead never return. And sAen
50 hs altervard averred ihe ns1rc =
.soss slowly. and ~ ths sray drapesy
dropped sway, end hs ssws robed ID
white, moro 6eautiful than whom hS,
wooed hsr IN her girlhood, and With 3
shining halo round her head, HI wifs
hersell, and no other. He could nos
speak; ,5sS
She looked upon him with ) ssntlsj
smile. 5is IS ::1,' \ s' n
"They said you would not entertain
me; but I made you,n = she said. softly.
II knew you better than they. Prom
ise me, before leave. .you, to do inst
what ! say." n
Richard could only gasp:
7 will"
"a year from this night you will die. |.
said the spirit. 'sYou can take nothing
with You whittier you must 90. There
ars poor creatures dying Of want hard
BY; .suoeor them. lJEs
II will, !" said Richard.
aGive your gold to those whowil use
II for the poor, said the spirit, "and
blot out the long, selfish years by one
OF utter generosity. At its end / will
meet you. Richard, good-by.n 2
The clock struck 70 as she spoke; 10
saw her fade, as the rainbow fades from
the skies. He strove to clutch her
robe, but II eiuded his grasp, and he
fell fainting to the floor.
From that hour R;cber1 RooL ,r.
changed man. His gifts to the poor
wise and charitable bequests. Tie
houseless learned that under his roof
they might find food and rest.
He died, - the spirit had foretold, a
year from the night of its visitation. and
on his death-bed revealed the story TO
the venerable clergyman on whose au-
thority it is repeated.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-03
Playing Ghost

A few evenings ago these same mis-
chievous young people determined to
give Jerry "a colored NAM q terrible
fright. For this purpose young
married lady on the farm, Mrs. James
Mann, and colored woman employed
in the family covered themselves with
white sheets and took their stations in
little revine near gate opening into
the farm, to remain secreted until such
time as they could appear to Jerry in
their sepulchral-looking habiliments.
Then Mrs. Msnn's husband took charge
of Jerry and conducted him out to the
gate. his purpose being to bring him
within sight Of the improvised ghosts
and see what effect their appearance
would have upon him.
After waiting awhile, the feminine
ghosts marched out of the rayine and
suddenly came upon Jerry in such q
way as to prevent his fight. When he
discovered them his fright rendered,
him perfectly frantic. To run was inn
possible, and SO he squared himself of
for defense, and shot out his right hand
with all his strength, knocking down
the ghost nearest him first, and then
paying out the other. This was done
in . twinkling. and the next moment
jerry had out his pocket knife to chop
up the ghosts or sell his life as dearly
as possible.
But he was speedily checked by Mr..
Mann in any further assault; for the
blow he had given Mrs. Mann had rem
dered her insensible, and IL was feared
for an hour or more would kill her.
She was carried to the house IN an APP
parently ifeless condition, and suffered
intensely for many hours. The colored
woman vas also badly hurt from the
blow she received.
Jerry was greatly distressed at the
occurrence. ."Fore God, thought
they were sure enough ghosts, and Il I
could have run I'd lit out mighty fast.
But they had me surrounded and / had
to fight. I had no idea it was the
women. I thought they were real
ghosts, and / just concluded to Aght il
ont with them or die right there. - The
woman had avery narrow escape from
being killed. New Albany, Ind, Let
ter. ~
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-03
Queer People st Long Branch.

4nere are queer 1OlkS QOWn Cnere az
Long Branch. The man who shows
his oddity the most on the exterior is
the Marquis de Leuville, whose genuine
ness as nobleman has been fully estab.
lished. He quite exceeded the finest
belle at the West End ball the other
night as an object of curious regard.
He is forty-five years old. He has long
black hair, one big lock of which is
arranged with much care and imitation
carelessness to hang down the centre
of his forehead. His ebon beard out
spreads from cheeks to chin, and his
head altogether might pass for that Of
ON artist too wildly ideal to do any act
ual painting. His shoulders are wond-
rously broad, and his structure tapers
SO rapidly down to his very small feet
as to represent nearly perfect triangle
with the expanded tops of his coat
sleeves at two of the points and his
sharp-toed shoes at the other. His
gait in walking is SO peculiarly mincing
that the spectators hoped he would
dance, and felt that in at least one re.
spect the ball was failure because he
didn't: Eccentricity could hardly go
further than it does in the makeup Of
tho Marquis. It is only fair to soy that
to behavior he is unexceptionable; I;
and he spends money with o hand so
lavish that snobbish Long Branch only
smiles at him covertly. He occupies q
cottage ct the West End, for which he
pays $50 . week; his elaborate meals
are seperate charge; he rides in his
own excellent equipage, Hnd his per.
sonal servants wait upon him. Hil
parlor is his artistic and terary work.
shop. An incomplete pid lure IL always
on IN easel and an unfni he'd poem on
his tsbla. But he need n In mo hurry
about them, because he dol mot depend
on tsm Tor . subsistence. ~ xcgi
IN Roeheater Hsea, M 4; a 4
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Disease ana ruth.

Whether infectious epidemics are di-
rectly due to vegetable germs, or to vari-
ous inorganic poisons, they depend
largely on bad sanitary conditions. Facts
Of constant occurrence prove this.
The cholera which, over half GEN..
tury ago, started from the unutterablei
filth Of India-its native home-and fol-
lowing the track Of trade and commerce.
swept around the shores of the Caspian
Sea into Russia. and thence into Eng
land. and, in 1882, sped from nation to
nation in Europe, and thence the same
year to our own land, everywhere
sought out and rioted in filth. No spot
was 30 signal an illustration of this as
New Orleans. The city is built on al
luvial soil two or three feet thick, rest
ing on tough, blue clay, that lets moth.
ing pass through it. Miles and miles
OF streets were often inundated BY over.
flows, which left behind slime TO putre-
fy in the hot sun.
The climate was exceedingly moist.
The city was without drainage. From
generation to generation the soil be.
meath 1t had become loaded with the
excreta of man and beast. Nearly all
the dead Of the city were buried above
ground-the tombs often being left in
state of utter neglect and decay.
On the 25th of October, 1889, the
cholera reached New Orleans. The city
then had population of some forty:six
thousand. Eleven thousand of these
sought safety in fight after the disease
appeared. OF the remainder, six thous-
and died Of the pestilence in twenty
days-on some days at the rate af five
hundred day.
The cemeteries we're too small for the
victims, and they were dumped into
trenches by the cart. load while large
numbers weighted with stone, we're
thrown into the Mississippi. At the
same rate OF mortality there now would
be thirteen thousand deaths week.
Essentially the same has been true Of
yellow fever. Between 1887 and 1913,
five thousand five hundred died of it in
New Orleans; in 1847, two thousand
eight hundred; in 1853 and the two fol-
lowing years, the deaths numbered thir-
ty.seven thousand. Five dollars day
failed to secure grave-diggers enough.
Vice and crime became rampant.
The people of New Orleans have since
become convinced of the value of sani-
tation. Says the Century, Measures
are growing and bearing fruit day by
day which have already reduced the in
salubrity of New Orleans to point
where it may be compared with that of
other great cities, and which promise
before long to make it really and em-
phatically the home of health, comfort
and safety."-Youth's Companion.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-03
.asssra Z o....,i,,..,

0oee8a - 0Agualtleo.
AtNsponset Masss TIE A. n etsaxns Lumber
eompany suffered D a3440, 600 hre
funda 4 Sons planning mill. as Syracuse, n.
y, oso Iss burned Losa. e9.ooo; insured for
The barn, stacks and machinery Of William
recsnty.
Kslloss, yohnso0A Co Boot and shoeFae-
tory at e. Paul was burned on the 9Th inst
Loss ~, 600. insurance 486, 900
eutherland's saw mill ct 81 Bonifsoe. one
q tho largest IN Manitoba, was totally de-
gEoyedby lire. The mill was valued Is o9O.-
00; half insured. Forty Thousand dollars
worth Of lumher was consumed
Investigation ishows that Mrs Pollok, found
dssd onthe Aoor of hsr residence In the town
Of Montgesnery Mimi had probably been taken
yith bleeding q The nose. and getting up 70
stop It had fallen to The hoor and died from
natural canseG "a verdict was rendered %
cordinglt z 81 81 =.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-03
ssssy efa lEAa wAe xillsa xss was o.
Queer.

Ueoxy o3A 8AA Who 81lloA III WAS q.
Queer.
In the trial Of Frank Conant at New London.
Conn, for the murder Of Alfred Mcclellan,
Conant was on the stand and told the story Of
his wife's confession Of being seduced by Nc.
Lellan. Consnt said he had been twice pre-.
vented BY his wife from committing suicide.
On the Sunday Of the killing he invited TcIel.
Ian 70 ride with him to bis tConant's) house,
whore he proposed to confront him with biz
wife. with tho charge Of seduction. When
they reaohed Connant'. house Mrs. Consnt had
mot returned from church, and to kill time,
C0nant invited Mcclellan to the barn to soe
colt While IN the barn Conant become %
even himself, and said TO- Mcclellan With an
oath "hclallan, You seduced my wife. Nc.
Lellan seized . wheel spoke and rushed upon
Conant, when the latter drew his revolver and
nred II went OF the second time and NcIel.
Ian screamed and fed towards the door Con.
II he saw Mcclellan lying in the street He
then went To- church and told his wife be had
killed xcLellan. His wife replied: stMy GodI
has it come to thisls
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-03
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Aaata IAayes .ofs I(aiSlan. 1llayor 4 O..
- sYsek - hselI llsd "a.
-UsiiSd6 laass Gsnator Nsssi,h NJ bscosuala g
- I, :, sed ~ bssa plassd in IN asylum =
As.bea = springsr - nads IN additional
III g elAe go % u Collses q nude q On.
Col Clsasot L Bsst Fourth unitsd stats,
axellesy, WHO = ccnnandins furt Adams q
aewpotk = announned 10 b en&aEed 10 Mir
nAxy Iookee u New York Tte wedding VII
b ceasbeatsd tAis reason.


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s 1HGgueD 6 Hsgsagn 1evA
3 Hh,a ereno....- l,,,a ,,.,, ! :. ,..,..5.
sos1 - ot lfesand q. nae
x00aoed ~ ex0A police tax Aeeeesed upog
llmel1ck, Whlch th0 corporstSon Of That cit,
refused % PAY. Ho Wilf insiet upon ~ rc.
u..11 s1.''un' =. = Se.nS =. pea&
Fodee estsed ~ cattle ce several inhsbi
taae o. AouSnreas and other Districts Of Ire
land Tor refusing 70 pay TIE award tho undel
Tsn ~ ~ x'! y '5essave: ~ Peryo1s murdered
1ne t casGs WI pe o9ered q public saie 6eEi
oas uouoss st = fesssd 4, g
: Ths Berlin Oac,al oa,,tte puhlishes ~ ann
a. s.r.s,., - ss.sss $3.50 .rs@ ~ s
Dussesdkf Mortmen, which expressed ths
xatme:e thanks for bis exertions II their vel
lara n response, the emperor says \ has NO,
a1w1ys been permitted him to reap auy thankI
Comfy = ~. - S1 ~ ~ Rs0R;e g ~ al
voted especial solicituda. He rsioices thst. d
tlis Esspsct be e6orts have given satisfsctios
= - wo1A. a'on 3. :. " ~ Dussssoo1t.
Ihe Paris correspondent Of the Inudor
Morning Nev. $40. = ,,all trox,n .o-.e.,>,,,a
~ "a ..-..., ..-..N-s ~ u
~ esH ~ sgx.StG s.S neWsPePen o. Amence hai
SSSsOk00 VIZ ~ younS VIZ oi IN Engnsn no
nMs eson 1cyes k 0sc1ed .ne iugiaves @
~. ~ scsnt W. lost in tnas CITY, snc
GHy. ~ ~ pEnoySa so nave nken passage q
NNn SVlyn,s1 Alg 10y - etased 70 De one OF tne
ssc.x Lo.s 0osua!M y M9men 70 Europe, and tne
SsoH SSssOHen;cns Y C1un0e10o vefy Anc0mptehensl-
~ y " Ioasssvo1 M iIsonle; Inc journal
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-03
IllLs|Fls j 4 i j! MN.
DsAses Nl.ssspsl cssv.saalsa.

60. sS.,.se :. 49, : =
1An0us Ds4.s .Iesee1ens eep& SA--1Ae
3se Ens!ull eooveeaA3ca - ~ jnrloatettoa q
ssssA nskSta sssemhssd g - gsthssll.as
Nytco WeEe eoe4nSeed by J.y. Ht0se e El6
Point. At $50 O'Clock this afternoon por0ae
ne1t osEantm4ion wa sffected. aftse which
1leh00 Weaker 9el1veg1d a eloquent AAA eaIns0l
address 70 the cassxy. This evening ths regulai
6s'adoptsd. The Iepoets q nissionAriso W.
E soo1sldosed, and vaiious suhjects relatins e.
missionary Wcg8 viii b 6iDCusDod AMonS the
clergy in attsndanOe are Bishop William q.
Waller Rey. D. =. Cooley and Rev. NJ. 0owdy
Eargo: nsv Me- Appasby q PembinA Rsv ..
slaxck Rev Chazieo Mccarthy e 8snhosn. nsv.
[ John TEenamAn Of Wahpeton. Rev. J. Y. Hlmee
Elk Feenk Rev. eidnsy n. WOedfu6 and Rev.
nse6efe Root ~ valley City Rev. A1sellem
0uchanan q Jameston. 2ev Il. 3. Pceke o. De-
iSSels: AinA.s end hav. Ihons. =. Dickey Of
HStivsfed en addfesA After refeering 70
~ nsW SaIc1mstsaoes e un9s9 Mhsch ths
@utCo Aoofel tne NoethWese the
xSatssms1 ava: 1tnletG - to con.
ssao Natn my nax9snlps. eSs ! 90 not
worthy & lii hire. = ssy 8 your @ bishce IT, y
TIE salazy Of The clergy e tnsufhcient. & u.-.
u God Eseh honse AZ ia sbonIS - ia pDR pSnIsd
. peIsonase. for the minister's esrmsns
srss sro,, pessI ss,oh vn y sucn ~ = 1one; = msn
i.sttar scrrnon nave ie.rnsd yith 1890 tSst
fhe rectors al some al the narishes Az -.
promptly PAID The subject Of Wousn's WOW
-In the ohuSnh .vas -aext tonahsd On, GA A.
bishop thought that entirely too much was
allotted them 70 o. have NO plans Of work 70
psessns y tnh cSnvoSasien. lam endeevoTtng
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-10-03

Wheat, Chicago spring, 5@75xc; No. s
Chicago spring. 66c; No Cred, 7sc; No red,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
l.. W. WELLER, Plaintiff.
vs..
W n, JAcoBY, JOHN DOE and
RICHARD ROE Defendants.

Action brought IN The Superior Court Of
the State Of Cali iornia. IN and for the cons
~ OF Los Angeles and the cofaniaiut add
Ia said couaty Of Los Angeles. IN the Oiiice
Of the clerk Of said superior Court
The people q the STATE % California send
greeting q ". II Jaepby, John Doc and
Richard Roe, defendants.
You are hereby required II appear in an
action BROUGHT against you by the above
state OF California. IN and for che county u
Los Angeles and % answer the complain.
nled therein, within ten days exclusive of
the day Of servicel sitter shc service on YOU
OF this sumnOns-it served within this
county; or II served elsewhere. within
thirty days -oT Judgment By default viii be
aksn saainst you according 70 the prayer OF
The said action Is brought to recover
judgement and decree against you and esnl,
Of you quoting title Of plaintiff Ia ana 10
tne following pleoe or parcel OF lard situate
follows.
Forty-ihree by 1855 feet southeast corner of
Eighth ana Charity streets, bounded senth
By Creed east BY 9tarbuck; srfoyo running
through And fos costs 0 sHit.
lars.
And you are hereby notified nat II ven
tntl to ApucnF and Anawerthe a4id rflss..r.i eiur
az above required the said plaintiff wilt an
Ply = tae court Tor the relief demanded IN
Given under my hand and sha seal OF the
Superior Court Of the State Of California. h
aDd lor the county OF Los Angeles, this 2eth
day OF October, IN the year Of fafd one
thousand eight hpndred and sighsg-.oa
BYE r. OWN, Deputy. - ,''e'~'
Wieks. Lucas q Bentley, Att'gz iar PIE.
now
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27

sure cprt fcr Hind, bleeding, Itching
md liberated PILES has heea discovered BY
pr Williams Tan Indian Remedy 5, called Df
Wllliamss Indian rlie Ointment A single
hpx has cured the worst ehrenie cass Of y
or 50 years standing. No pHe need suffer
I've minutes after applying lhis wonderful
suoihinx medicine, Lotions, Instruments
and eiect9eries 40 more harm than good.
Wflliams'f Indian Pile 0tni nent shsorbs the
juniors ALIAS the Intense ltrhIaf, tparficu-
laflyaf night afier getting warm u bed.
acts - = pouitice, giyes insTfaf relief, and 3
prepared only for Piles. itching al the pgl.
Vate paris and for nothing else.
Read whatfLc Hon. j. n CNhlnbprry II
Cleveland says about ifr Williams Indlan
Ointment: II have used scofesof l.le Cures,
and Il Affords me pleasure 90 say that haeo
never found anything which gave such I'M.
mediate aud pernaaent relief az ps. VIII
lalns's Indian Ointment, For sale by
druggists aud maled % receipt o. price, 81
fKAElER MEDICINE co. fFoprs.
tiegclaild, o.
PnEuss 4 FIn0SI, agents, Los angeles
uOf-flfl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27


i, wt1se =. aeftfai..J infurasa The put,lic
that have removed iEv Wall paDer bsro-.
stirg deaiqusrieH fton saphasl Z sel.lss-
luser's 70 She arm o y. r. bsfksr 3 Sims.
Surfing street opposite Posioaica. where =. "a
ne seen the largest. aacst aud besi "a
SOCK q Vail Papers anil Art patar Hsltr-
hugs n southern California. I am nov -,
parcd % d. ~ kinds q
DECORATING ARB Paper rAsegNe
Estimates slFen- I employ nons brt she
most skilled wotkInea aud can gnarsnie4
~ Hote' refer 9y % 1seni 20 The ioilru.
NIX Wen kltoan ciiirens % this city Tor al
% " hoin ! hesp, Worsei,
y. = SeAl.ef, dry goods merchars. n Ac.
cloak uouse ; b snhusnarhsf 4hats
seqit san.3 Nenlca r0itl Col. walter
I. ioefe, kfssiaeni CTS Counsel " Lilx.
IL. drngsisl u. y Msclduz. aftaras5s al law;
NalHl Geo Il. A1nehrhke, frssitleat L
Nhtlooat t4Hs litlfe 1qf Hisfrf Telania
street Af.Haey iiarfay. uoWn1v RIoe4 !.
y, y ~ es,ir isrciai hestanrani Iadea1. b
no faa Cts iuslIcoi Ars. r. Gray. so. i
y Hnin. FunSt g. urf. lrtierttksiss rerfs
htli- lluu Theatre. VIM n asii Z Il fIoa4
Stftci A4ior eco 4 fatluu fitIsrslaF "a = ~
2 ti'ee eslg q Paris, T. " saoalssr. sflar,
ae}-s i.g ;. Joseph. iewelef BUM Ism
Nsila latHaief I NJ brown. Ite All. $40 !
Sel, y. u iirwiHad, mnnaecr oi *, ~
lisNi Works frAns A Gibson. Hf4feAer AZ
ttuNtAt At7. A0A-A oflrrY. lcHeitft Haifrt
zone, iisn attgci lns1uh /. aiil4zt1s.
Aose haAdlne tfct Harkness, fa. a1r
anee SlFaet tsa. * y Hotaa. 1fnl4s s. .Ir.,.
y. a. Cows rrutias. Ilff eifIle trnat *
Ateinf. relts eslIffc nee ard n4Iir oiHaIr
tnahttiss inY Ir.cutH Tor faa iaf4fs nd
.ot ei'l4e ) sqnfi nu1lce Of llleI1 fairenafs.
luN'fi I'm luINrIur UnaIIfalII4.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
MORTGAGE SALE.
IN the superior Court Of lns Angeles couu-
y, State Of csii!ornia
John y. RIisS

Notice Is hereby given that studcr and bv
Yirtle Of d deerce Of foreclosure and order
" tale entered IN the above eaurt On the
Ieth day II December. 1884. and a vrfs az
execution for she enforcement 81 said insie-
nieni reIniring the sale OF properly amber
ioreesasasa Of mortgage reeitine sid dasnres
iup datea December 18th. 1884 Ia the abops
enii'.e.i ease n iaYei ~ Il peqisch, plainfI4
the sum Of s2as.oo and interest. attorney
lees costs and Hccruluc costs a certified
copy q which decree oi foreclosure aud
Site, dug sitessed gu the 18th day OF De-
9embel tas4, and delivered to me "a the same
Gay, t2gelaer with the writ annexed thersso.
whereby ! an commanded 70 sell IL 5ublic
auction 70 the highest aud best bidder. for
cash u y : gold coin, the following nnd In
ssid'deeree described real estate. fo.uit,
Lying aud being IN me city and county al
Los angeles, State 81 California. and syifnd-
ei aud particularly described ~ follows, u
Block ons--Iots feur "a. six ts,. eszht "a,
ten fl0l twelve up, fourteen ff4l, slxoeeu
llRi. and eighteen flSl
Block two-Iots one ~, thrse 6s}. eight IN.
zen tl9l fourteen 90, eighteen tlsl twenty
four go, eleven tlll, fifteen nss. 6inessen
lly9i twenty three t23), twenty seven f27).
thiIty-one tSll. thirty i've ias). and aTe f5i.
Block fye--Lofs four 90. hve f5l SIX f6l
niue ~ thirteen 49,, seventeen ~, twenty
one ~, twenty tive ,22). twsnty-nine 10,
Block six--isofs one ID, taree ~. fou- "a.
five lbl, six %, seven OK eight 81 nine f9l
ten tlel, eleven an, thirteen tlSl, dftsen fi5b
seventeen II h, and nineteen (t9l
AZ Of said lots being as designated and
delineated upon certain map. entitled Map
OF tie Highland Tract Addition Number
One, surveyed hy +. fWright aud accorded
10 the once q The Recorded 81 the county of
Los Angeles, n Book 5of Miscellaneous Hec-
ords, at page si4, aud being the Same lots
SSnFefeu ~ haifa Rogers - the sad :. ".
Ellis by deed dated Aug. 1884, and reesri-
ed 10 August, 1851, Ia said Recorders o fice.
in Book % Deeds No i26. Al page COZ.
Public notice Is hereby gwen that On
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
OF the Comfy Of Los Angeles, State Of cali-
foraiR
In the matter Of the estate Of Jean Jeantet
deceased.

The verified petition OF william r. Row.
land Is The executor Of the last will OF Jean
Jeantet deceased, in the above entitled mat
ter having been duly made and presented 10
this Court 70 obtain an order therefrOm for
the sale % the real est8te sud personal prop
erty Of said estate. and It appearing to the
Court from said petition thai Il IL necessary
10 sell the whole % the said real estate and
personai property o. said estate for the ptir-
Pose and reiiScn, to.Hit. 70 pay the debts
outstanding against the aaId 1eccdcnt, and
the debts, expenses and charges Of admins
trati0n OF said estate: that the said real es.
tate is deseriacd as follows Those parcels
OF land situated ia the county OF Eos AnRel
les, State Of California, 70 wit The east half
of the northeast quarter Of section nine
township one south, range ten west Of the
san Bernardino meridian, aud that portion
Of the southwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter OF section ten in said township de-
serihed as follows. Commencing at The
northwest corner OF said Dorthwesi Quarter
OF said section ten running therce north
twenty chains. thence east Ave chains
thence south twenty chains. thence west ave
chains to the point Of beginning, containing
ninety acres 81 land, and The personal prop.
erfy consisting az one horse one wagon, Que
plow and one chest 81 cooper's tools
And L appearing from said petition that
the only heirs At law 81 said deceased are
Jose Francisco leGntet, now living To The
Territory Of New Mexico and Marfa Laino-
rama and Francisco Figueroa, now living IA
said county Of Los Angeles. State Of Cslisor.
MA. and that they are the aiily persous other
than William K. Rowland Interested In o.
said estate,
l. is therefore hereby that tbe said
3ase FreDcisco Jesatct and Maria Zntno.
rama, and Francisco Fifperes. and all per.
sons interested in said estate be and sre al
rected 70 appear before this Court on the
tweuty-aeeond dey Of Jaauary, 1885. az ten
CLOCK in the forenoon at tlfe Court Rooms
Of said Court In the city OF Los Angeles
county OF Los Angeles, State Of California
20 show eaIse Why an order shcnld not be
made that the said executor do sell the said
personal properly aud real estate, or SO much
aforesaid.
Il Is further ordered that a copy Of this
order he published four successive weeks in
the LOS Angeles DAILY aKRALD, aneWspnper
published and printed in this county.
HENRY u. SMITH, Judge
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-27
Notice for Publication of Time fol
Proving VIII, etc.
Ii THE sUfERioR COURT
aTATE or CAL1F0RNfA,
COUNTY ON Los AfsGELRs. ~
In the matter Of the Estate OF julie Jane
Jones, deceased.

Pursuant to an order II this Court, mnde
this day, notice is hereby given that Monday
the 10Th day Of December, 1854 Al 10
O'Clock a. w.. Of said dry. Il the court room
pf this Court. In the city and eannty Of Los
Angeles hAs been appointed for hearing the
spplieatiefsof Edward F. Jones, praying that
ad1cament now on ilein this Court purport
ing to he the last WI and Testament 81 Julia
Jane jones, deceased, be admitted 20 Pro
hste. ana that letters tesiamentary be Issued
thereon 20 said petitioner. Edward r. Jones'
II which time aud place ali person. interest
ed therein may appear ana contest the same.
Dated December 9Th 1884,
A. W, POTTS, County Clerk
BY E. H. OWEN, Deputy deeI0 Tot