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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
Sotps1te, Der @raoe rns 6roer,
@ie ftebt's uta feiaem GetHessuHanO 2

Wlit cent ilngen Charles 9otpnte, nell
der amNreitaq D0riqerQSo0e ietnet 8ruber
g8iIIiam eri0oB uto Der it6 GIgenbltGli6
i'm @0untDgefGngrjB b%eftuDet, nm bemnGblt
ben 0roB0eiGWorenen %porgPflDrt I'll iDer>
Ben, bat IS cine ion6erbare 0epononiB.
G1ttpeoer lit Der Ofann Elm iebr gel6tGter
Sdaulpieler, Der iiO gelitestranf felt, UNI
Der Strafe fur iein @er9eben 81 %entrtnnen,
Doer aber ct lit duf Dem Better Nege, Douz
ltGnOt9 Den GeritanD 81 perltelen. Soon
lett Sonnta9, Dem Sage DeS G~egr0bn!f1eS
letneS Sruoer5, bet tDel6er @elegenhett tDrn
Die GrlaubniB ertbetlt tDuroe, no0 etnen
IeBten Slid auf baS e%ritdrrte Nntltb ietneS
SpferS Su tperfen, bat er ft9 ii Der auffaLz
lenolten QSetie benomlne1. @r trlG cine
auBerQetp06uli0e JterD0itGt sur S0au,
1prah nlrreS, unDerltGnolt6eS 3eug,
9laltbte ft6, pie aus ieinen QIeuBerunaen
8u i6LieBen mar, bon Qeuten perfolgt, Die
ion lDnden tpouten, u110 peranlaBte 0ur6
iein Bene6nlel1 Die @efGn9nibmGrter, i'm
9enau 8l beoba1ten. 8et etr1er1 lctner
&unDgGnee lam Sonntag gta6t etn @Gdter
in Dem Nugenblid Da5u, ais ct it6 einen
0it1tnen Strif, Der in Der 3eue gum 2uf>
bGrgen Der &leioer benlbt tDtrO, loS9emadt
un0 ii6 nm ben 9alS gele9t bate, UNI iidl
on Der @ittertbiir gu erbGn8e1. Der Strid
tpuroe tbm fortgeuomne11 ul1b Nues aus
Der 53eQe entfernt, tpomit er itd ctpa
Elm 2eto bGtte ant6an fDnnen. @eitern
Morgen fan6 man i'm. pie er
in eilem @iltfel ietner 3eue fniete, nit bem
@eIt6t Der BanD 5u9eteDrt, ul1o ltb al1z
i6einen0 i'm @eiite nit ieinen DertOrbenen
Gltern u1o Ieinem unQlii6liden 8ru0er
unterbielt. Gr lieB ft6 but6 Jtt6tS IN iei1
men 8etradtungen ftDren uno rief fort
tpG6renb ieil1e tobten GermanDten unO ietn
Spfer UNI 8er3etDung an. vWtate, t6
tpotIte Dir niGtS antbun. Dergteb mtr!"
ert0nte IS ein W}al um's an6ere auS ietnem
Munbe. @efGngniBaufieDer 6olS mar an
fangS feit Dapon iberSeugt, 0aB Der @ez
fangene am 0eltrtum lei0e oOer perritGt let.
0ie erite 2lnii6t ideint Die rtdtt9ere 5u
iein, ba 0onnte leit6er, rta60em tbm Gle
9%etfti9en @etrGnfe ett5n9en itllO, lt0 mteoer
0oQitGuDtg berubsgt bat.
2eber 9erdtb in lunnpftgen @e8enOen am
ebelten in unorbnun9. Nper'S @9ue Cure
e~ntfertt oQe bur9 Qhtsbiinltun9 er5eu9ten
@itte, unb lit Darlln ett du~Sge5etW1eteS
SHittpf fir Observation-Disclosures
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

fieL nGbrenb Der per9argenen @o6e auBer
Der @r0ffnun9 bes NaDlfampfes ieitenS Der
nnabbGngigen 9tepublifauer Die gegen
Blaine gu itimmeu geionnen itnO, unO Der
bamtt 8uiammenbdngenOen groBen Ser
iammlung in Der gentral Otuiic Sail, III
tpel6er GarL S6urS Die oil anperer Stele
erDdbnte &eoe belt, tpenig pon Be@
beutunQ Dor. 9us nirfIide5 @retguiR lit
nur Der republifaniide @onpent i'm Dtertel1
@~ongreBbe5irf 0tOrDlette) gu nenler, i'll
tpeldem Der ieBt9e @OngreBz3 teprG i%entant
@eor9e s. adams pitOer aufgefteQt
uno 0r. @briit. gum GanbiDaten
fir 6as 2lmt zines Wtitglieo9 Der StaatS
Observation-Disclosures nomintrt pur0e.
Sn Der nG6iten Nodbe tperoen n1e6rere
Gonpente, unter Qlnoerem au6 Der republt5
fanti6e County @OnDent ab9ebaIten uno
nit Der NufiteIung Der @dnOtOaten aud
Der @abltampf btBtger peroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
2Gtaf Setn gSege ottrd ein fr1&Gtbos
res Sinai

Ober entlan9 ben nit ~ilppisem EionSeupu8s geI6mitGs
ten llfern zines i66uen Gtrome5, baben sic pa iemals
am iritbeu Dtor9et ODER Nbeuo cinen gte6el bemerft,
Der me EN- Nei1entuh Iter oaS umLiegen0e yonb btrta,
uuo paren Sie bI erltaunt, rpenn Sie ~eriu6reu, oaB in
iener @e9euD bic OtalOria berri6te 4? l3enn sic baS in
StuuHen leete, 10 lpIBteu Sic gar nidts pom Der Bez
idaifcnbeti uuo BEN Mirtuaeen OeS @tiosma. @eoen
bic 93t1fung ieue5 6icber ausbrateuSen Qunite5 Qie6t
es aber etden iiberen 54ug. Diele 9emd5rt, mte bic
Sojt4ttcr's &te9 cnDitt&pe5. -9t3t mt aui
btelem Continent, ionoeru ~iioerbaupt in Oeu lie5er8es
genoeu Der 4SenOetreiie bIetet pas eAteS Aututttel Ialz
biting pom DiUgens, &eber> unD Darnlt0runqen, bic
BORT, mo bic CONCENTRATION an md6ttgiten mtrten, be-
louDers beht9 auitreten. 8larenz INN giterenA6rungen
rgeumottide yelOeu, gterpoiudt ruo 6roitmangel oeb6s
rem ebehfous Su ben geioen. bic su linoern es s%eeignett lit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
8~5ochenflichc Slliarois &Gfaats-Bcifune.
Gin eM1epper i'm sstus aefnmeem.

Ser S6leppoampfer v8lad 8au" yfo. 2
bon Der sos. So. rannteO onnerft .Na6z
nltttag gegen 5 l1br 5tpilden Der 0euSz uto
SronfltnltraBe i'm SlnBe Qegell Die 0ampfs
bart DgSil0" uno lanf balO bararf inter.
Die 8%emannung DeS S6ieppOampferS
tonrte lt0 nod 5ettig rette1t.
Wtitter, weun Sud bos 9eben Gurer boil
ben SGu9lin9e lie6 lit, 10 Diitet Glt6,
Cure &taoer bur0 ullperoauli@e 9t09:
run9, i0le0te NRild, ooer gar nit qltad=
lolbertl0 on9eprielenen Hiul3nttteln elllellt
frilben Sooe SIT iiberltefern. GeiO
Sbr ni9t i'm gtanbe, tDnen geiunOe
Wutternlil0 gu rei0en, 10 9ebt ibnen Neuz
It doter'S yDeuti0eS &inDermebl"
Paedotrophine), boS ldrnrttli6e ndbrens
belt lln0 sum @eoei6eu Der Gletnen e%rforDerz
ltben Gtoffe entDdlt u1o lWon Don Dtelen
taulenOet Wtiittern als Der Netter ibrer Eiebs
hinge gele9ret wnroe. SIT allen ApotbeteH
81 b0be1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
AuerIct.

= Der auBergep0bnli6 groBen 6ibe,
nel6e 9nfan9S Der tebten Nohe bier
berri6te, ftelcn mebrere N%tenidenlebcu gum
Spfer, inOem bier 8erl Onen bonn Sonnenz
it'd 9etroffen iDuroen.
= 2ebtc ISOLDE tagte bier ser NatipnaLz
Gonbent DON 6eueripeDr>@ 6efs, Deren lid
cine groBe Qn3a6l, aus alien @egenbeu bes
Ganoes eingefunDen Bate. Die 6erren be-
iprahen III ibren Beriammlungen alerlei
auf Die 0crpotIitGnDigurg Der Organization
nnD Nusriiitung Der Beuernebr bejilgli6c
2[n~9elegen6eitelt, Deranltalteten llebungen
nit Q0l6z uno &ettuugsapparaten ulD be-
ii0ti9tcn Die Seben5purDigtetteu Der StaDt
ullD l1mgegenb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

Nimm ni6t ben Ntorgen Go6tail", penn
On infolge bes e3e69ela9eS BON 9eitern
Nben0" eillen o~ufge0unlenen 8opf, elnell
fronfen Wtdgen unD i6Iaiie @terpen bait. OaS
ii0ere ullo uni60Dli0e Wtittel, I'M bic 9tebel
aus benz @ebiru 5t periogen, bic GBluit Dtez
Der SIT geptnuen 1t10 baS Nerpenlpitem SIT
itdrfen, beitebt i'll @ebrou6 pom 81. Eterce'S
Nbfubrpiu@er). leberau bel 9(pOtbetern 6G
hQbeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
@om ctneut 3uae il0erfaprest.

gGuf benz @eleiie Der Baltimore & O6io>
Gilenbabn fano 9onneritag NbenO 9e8en IS
1l6r Der @iienbabu@ @onOucteur %. OtO9g
eiren bepuBtloien 0iaun, Der mittelit OeS
acknowledgements mad Dem @OuntD7!0osz
pltal gei6afft. nuroe. @ilc llnterluhung
beS &0rperS DeS Sremben ergab, DaB Oerz
ielbe me6rere floffenoe WunDen am 9tilGen
bate, Die mobl t6ren lIriprung oa6er BADEN,
DaB Der llnbetannte BON einem3ug nieoerz
gerannt murbe. gta6 Den porDanoenen
8apieren gu urtbeileI1, betBt Der @erun>
gillette SameS Cummings u1O lit crit Dor
Sturgeon BON Glasgow, S6ottlanb, bier
eiilgepmoert. Sb Cummings pieoer 8e7
nelen fam, lit iebr fraalt6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
$50 brattGDc ntd)t 2tuoerattt8s fosss
0crn G~ctIuug,"

lit Ser ausrlf &auienOer pOn &Qtorrbs2e
benoerl. auen bieieu ia9en mir &otorr9
lam bur6 Or. Cages ,Catarrh Remedy
9ebeilt perDen. SoS gei6ab in &aulenoen
pom NGueu; marum iolte e5 nicbt i'm Gelz
nigen 9el9eben? SIM &er5u9e uIr lie9t Die
@efahr. S6lieBt fir 9tbb0nOlung iiber Die
les yeiben eiue Sricfmarte oil Die Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association, Buffalo,
New York, bel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
merh6ttoniRpone SteMeret.

@jele9entli6 Der @rOffnung Der State
6air" an perflofienen Wtontag gertet6en
g8iutam st. 2DIe, etn gerthteritatter Der
y@bic0go Shines, uno eth 2ofomDtipfiibrer
Der GDica9O & 0}prtbtpeitern5 @%iienbabn,
9tamens SarrD @regg. gegen 6 ltbr QlbenOs
ans geringfiigiger 8eranIaliung in etnen
8ortwcHiel pobet 2pte iein boI6artigeS
5ai0e1mefer 500 unb ieinem @eguer bret
Stt6e in Die re6te Sette u1o ettteu ttefen
S6nttt in ben Sals beibrahtc. Bie
Qugen3eugen bertdten, bate @regg it6
geGuBert, er lei i'm StonDe, 2Dle loDobl,
pie 3pet anocre 8eri6teritatter, bic it6
QeraOe gu eil1em 8ettlouf ani6idten, Su
ihlageuI, meIhe 8enerfung 2plc libel na6m,
iooaB er @regg beOeutete, CT ioue it6 ntdt
in ietle uno ieiner 8reunOe Nngelegen6eiten
miiden. Sin gSort CAB DaS anoere, bis
9ple, Dbne Oo3u ge5mungen geDelen 81 ietn,
in Der QeiHiloerten gSeiie BON leinem Wteiz
ier @ebrau6 mahtc. Der i6tDer pertDu1z
bete Wregg mlrbe mad ieiner g8Obnun9 IN
Der GGe Der Al. StraBe uno SutIerton Noe.
gei6afft, no ct it6 in dr5tliher Bebanos
lung befittOet. Ob er tDie0er geneien miro,
1T nod fragli9. 2ple befinbet ii6 i'm
GorntDz @efGngntB urlo miro crit 6ann 5ur
8irgi6oftsletitun9 sugelaiien tper0en,
nenn Die @teoerberitelIung lettes Spfers
auBer Srage 1tebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

Or. 8 b litter, ct. Charles Ctr. $50.
617, ct. Qouis, Mo. Nue @pestalzgterpenz
frartbeiten. 8luttranf6eiten, WtGn9el in Der
6eiratbsfGbi9teit. Wt09en aIe &r0nten Die
@btttter' i9e Qn3ei9e IN einer onOeren Spalte
beS Slattes ieielI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

1ttfere RciienScu 6ci&Nc1t 8e9eR=
tp6rti9 f%OIgcnSc Sta0tegt:
SEER SEQ. IS. WtaTOapI N9eNt
atto GorrcipouSent Der SA. Staats=
seitttt9, beitta1t SNtuois atto Wttf=
iOttrt.
eerr SserrD gSts8crS &attfas aaseo
GscbtaSfa.
Serr Ssobcrt Gbel W2tmnefOta.t& tto
@tScOnftrt+
&err g. q. 9setautat SnotGn& 1ttto
SDtO.
@err S0epSore SintDer GoIc=
raOO.
Gerr SO. s. 9epperte, Satnots.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
Staot Cblca0O.

4err 6eor9 &nGert, @enerol=
9l9ettt 1ttto GorrefpOnoestt Der SNi=
StOiS Stats : 3ettun9, Defiant
8eGcnm6rtts Gattaoa, YevffDIvG=
4tien utS ole 3tett>@ng1aaSzSt9Gs
ten.
1tmIer 2l9ent &err 8. g. Sobnee,
bercif et0enD 6rtts Californian,
Sre9on @aiDtn9tcn S~crrttOsDD
Utah, @SNOttitaa attso SOADO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
WarttbcrG6t.
(B o d e II B d IT,

@hicd9o, 10. Sept.
Nm @etreiOemarft i6loB @et5en lin 4@5c,
Gorn I'm PC, 9afer i'm &c nteori9er ais am
Dor6erqe6enOen Samftu9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15
SorsforS'S eecio @Oosp0nte

Qt0Wt eiltel tilblenben Erunf.
Gtnen 85eel6fiel pou Qcto HboSpbote tn
etu Babes 0los @iSlpaiier. 3uder na0 8ez
lieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

S6metne. - 3ufu6r ca. As, 1000 @tid.
Der Dtorft NOR pprlDie9enb fef ul1b ~teieeno,
bod trot am Sa1nita9 ein Niid9an9 pom 10
@25c Elm. Se5oblt wur0e fir lei@te $4,000
$6.15 unb $5.40@6.30 fir i6pere.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

6err TrieOri0 @rilner, 90reiner, SEQ.
1887 &alnutz StraBe, 1teaOing, @o., pobnz
bait, bemertte: pOr. 81 lb9 II It &Ont9'S
9ombur9er Eropfen iiuD fir MID
eine wobre @nbltbot. SD babe Otelelben
imrner nit benz beiten Grfolge 9egen Ser
i~topfut9 unO 6urSlutreini9un9 un9elpanbt. ="
TiinfiiQ Gents Die 3Ildide."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

Sic a~ueeNtetg ette6fett 1t4tO bes
fa3eatfe1t sStaiG1ctt6icrc Der Gottt0S
$etpp Brewing g. fi,eS S5eoer=
tttaat&t s1t cNtpfcDteat+ Sette4NagGt$
0ittet t4ta1t Strett aat ole s5ra&&eret
at iet1Sett+ &~on,mitulo Dalu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

9 @afe.-3ufubr ca. 13, 900 Gtid; gso6z
fra9e leiolt6 ltto 4reile unperGr1bert. 0ie
9ertn9ett Sorten bra6ten 2.10@3.25, mittelz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

Sober gerGtb in iunnpft9en @e8enOen am
ebelten in lnoronun9. Nper'S N9ne Cure
e%ntfernrt a1e burGb Nltsbiinltung er6eu9ter
@itte, unb lit barrlIn ein altSge5etWneteS
ltittel fir 2eberbei 0lDerOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-15

Die ein5i9e 8uperldili9e 2lrSnei 9e9en &as
torrb ut 81. Cages ,Catarrh Remedy"
(Ratarrbz 0eillnitteD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
The Mall Distribution.

Postmaster Dunkelberger brought
with him from Pomona 10000 letters
from the delayed eastern trains on
Wednesday and part of the paper
mail. 1t was impossible to bring all the
newspaper mail, which is very large.
The load whichhe brought back was SO
heavy that 1t broke one Of the springs Of
the wagon that carried it. Another
largo mail came in last night from Col
ton, so tina. the delayed mail is sup
posed 10 be all in. Now tie labor will
be to distribute the mail SO that the peo-
pie can get it. A special foros should
be put on to keep the Office open day
and night without stopping for asserting
the mail. The Office is now closed SO
long during the sorting of mails that
only portion is delivered. As conse-
quence the number OF advertised letters
in Los Angeles has become enormous.
and at present rate Of increase will soon
fill one whole side of the HERALD. The
list is now as long as that in San Fran
cisco and growing longer every week.
The people complain of the delay and
desire the press to call attention to the
matter. Cannot the government afford
two more delivery clerks at this Office
That increase would keep the general
delivery open all day and relieve the sit
uation materially.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
Great Vineyards.

Fears were entertained that the Los
Angeles river, in the numerous changes
which it is making in the channel, might
take departure through the mammoth
vineyard of Mr.. Remi Nadeau, and
cause great damage, but such is for
tunately not the case. The damage to
the vineyard is very slight, and so conf
dent is Mr.. Nadeau of the security and
profit Of vineyard in that locality that
he is now planting 400, 900 more vines in
addition to his 2, 600, ,00o vines now grow
ing. This new plant Of Mr.. Nadeau
keeps him in the front rank as the great
est viticulturist of the world. The varie-
ties planted this year will be Zinfandel,
Charbono and Mission. Mr.. Nadeau
will this year have rewarding crop
from his two-year-old vines. aud hence
forth double his yield, year by year, till
all of his vines are in full bearing.
The next greatvineyardist in the State
is Ex-Governor Stanford, who is plant
ing immense vineyards at vina, Tehama
county, but Mr.. Tadeau keeps ahead Of
him, and is likely to remain at the front.
Mr.. L. j. Rose has more bearing vines
than any other man in California, but
not 20 many planted. He has nearly a
million growing and 100000 bearing.
Mr.. J. De Barth Shorb, when his vine
yards are completed will have about
1000, 900 vines. Mr.. E. J. Baldwin
and Mr.. e. L. Mayberry have coo, ,00C
each, and are still planting. At least
5000, 900 vines will be planted this
spring in Los Angeles county.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
peril. Of business.

Few people are aware Of the enter
prise dispIayed and the danger incurred
in supplying Los Angeles with beef cat.
tie during the late freshet. The rail.
rosds north, east and southeast, which
bring in eli the cattle BY rail. were all
broken snd the rivers were swift, black
and dangerous. A beef famine was i'm
minent and prompt means were mecca
sary. Msssers. Estudillo 4 Pico, de-
prived of their supply from Arizona and
Mexico, struck out for Santa Margarita,
where they had 450 head of fine beeves.
But the bridges were all washed away,
the roads soft and miry for heavy cattle,
and five rivera had to be crossed.
But the case was desperate and the at
tempt was made. Band after band were
sent forward, and swan the streams and
travelled about 100 miles through rain
and mud till 400 head had been supplied
to the hungry citizens Of Los Angeles.
Still the roads grew worse and the wa
ters grew higher and swifter. When
the last band Of 50 head. under charge
Of Don Francisco, reached the Sanford
crossing of the New River. Gen. Sanford
insisted that the attempt to cross should
not DO made. He offered his pastures and
corral to the cattle and his house to Mr..
Pico and his vaqueros. but they decided
to press on and plunged into the stream.
Don Francisco was nearly drowned, as
were some vaqueros, and some Of the cat.
tie were lost but the rest, after another
swim over 1.-THE old San Gabriel river
arrived at the abattoir and the people Of
Los Angeles got their savory steaks.
little knowing what bravery and danger
we're shown and met in furnishing their
daily food.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
A Horrifying Blunder.

There are those who assert that this
vowelly, soft-sounding Castillian is an
easy language to learn-but they are
generally those who never tried it.
What with reciprocal pronouns, reflec.
tive verbs, pretsrite conjugation, back.
ward construction and genders that
change every word in the sentence, it
is the most difficult language under the
sun. The mistakes which tyros make
are often too dreadful to be anus.
ing. A friend Of mine in Monte
rey, who prides herself on hav.
ing mastered Spanish quickly, and who
is withal something of q coquette, de-
sired to display her new-found knowl-
edge for the further captivation of a
handsome young officer. As he passed
her window one day she rolled up her
blue eyes at him in sentimental mood
and meant to say: 81 am very lone.
some"--yo estoy muy soiitario-bui
whit she did say, by merely changing
the tense OF the verb and the final q
into was: II have a tape worm!'
Not till long afterward did she learn her
mistake and comprehend the look Of
horror, not unmixed with compass
sion, which swept over his face as he
precipitately took his leave, never to re-
turn.--Merican cor. Sprinefeid Repab-
(icau,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
What Broke the Bridges and the
Bank.

Hon. j. F. Crank was in the city yes
terday on business. He is interested in
. large tract of land on Also street and
the west bank of the Los Angeles river,
. part of which was washed away. After
an examination of the river he arrives at
the conclusion that the original break
and damage started from the toma, be-
low the covered bridge, where the fume
Of Mr.. Nadeau commenced. The stream
at the bridge strikes the eastern bank
opposite the distillery Of Messrs. Stern
4 Rose, and there glances off and comes
to the western shore. just where this
toma and dam were placed. This fiume
was torn out by the river and thrown
against the Also railroad bridge, which
caused . dam and carried away the
bridge, which took with it the road
bridge, and the whole mas was then
thrown against the First street bridge.
which in about two hours gave way, and
the Aume and three bridges went down
stream. The river meantime followed
the track of the Aume whichit had lifted
out, and went ON its way into the bank
Of the river with disastrous results.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REPORTED BY GILLErrE, GIBSON 4 WOOD
EXAMINERS OF TITLES.
cONvryANcrs-MARcu1s,a ,as1


cONvEYANCEs-MARCH IL. 1854.
Florslla Hart 70 ward-Und of lot S. bli
r H wright and W. her husband to an,
Florslla Hart-Lots I to As, blk /, and lots l 4
46. blk 2. Sisters Of Charity tract; 1000.
I'm Johnston to W Lacy-2A- 20 acres in I
W Lacy and II NJ Johnston to G J Prudhommt
3 acres Of lot !, blk 81, Hancock's survey
@ Peterson to 70 Haihorn and Q W Twiss-
Right OF way for ditch anu hume across W l los
S. re-. Temple 4 Gibson tract; 81.
Steere TO Harriet B Dunn-Lots U and ", blk
17u, Santa Monica; &<Oo.
A wAkeIy and H w Magee, trustees, to A y
Mills -Und 100 Of Lake Vineyard int in waters
Pm Green TO A = Mills--same as last: $500.
wG Kerckhof Of al to Maria W Nesbit-Lot IA
kerckhof, Gunner Co tract; sl05o.
81 rheller ct al, executors OF e,tate Of + L A
Phoebe, decd, ys n Moss ct al-Decree confirm
ing sale Of Ro Mission viejo. ETC., to Geo Grant;
S20o, ,s55.
WI Townsend to 7 X Bluf kin-s 81 acres in Ro
San Pasqual; 5000.
Casilds De rapiA to Ynes Tapia-Lot side
Castelar, ct In iuli Of claims Of second party
Feliz aud O Tapia, his wife, to Ynez Tapia-
Part Of lot ., blk 81, Ords survey; slo.
Peterson 10 Nancy stevens-Part Of lot S,
R 2, Temple b Gibson tract; 81.
W Moody to Hiram nsabaugh-Agrcement to
convey IS acres In NV sec Sc, 7 3. Il W;
2z5, 900.
Aweill to s B Caswsll-L Lot =, blk ", Also
tract, $500.
Adele N B Cleaser to Mary A Van Alen-Lots
U and v, blk la. Santa Monica; $3.50.
Same to sAme-Lots and 7. blk la. Santa
Monica; s400.
Eliza Reynolds to L Miller-l5 acres In NV
sec 10, T3S, r IL w; s1lo0.
d Rowan to ] B LAnkeshim- Blk O. Noul
tons add; 81.
CIV Robertson to Mrs J Morrison-Lot IL
Meyer blk: 3sso.
Ballesteros 10 r Dunnig2n and H Bell :
Agreement 10 convey Of lot " sids Los Angeles
st and lot Z side Of Plaza; legal ssrviceS
JP Gresham TO Wethehdgs-l6. 20 acres IN
N Of NE sec le. T , 8. lsw. essS.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
A Drawing Room on wheels.

The Spring aud Sixth Street Railroad
Company Last evening put on their line
splendid new car Of Los Angeles manu-
facture. furnished with reversible sesta
Of the most easy and elegant pattern,
30 that riding in the car was as easy as
sitting in drawing room rocking chair.
The sides OF the car a. seen in the moon
light appeared to be made OF paneling
Of laurel and black walnut. with ex.
quisite finish. Two Of these rolling
drawing rooms have just been finished
In this city. and trial trip Of one Of
them was made late last night with
complete success. All the appointments
Of the car are Of the latest and best de-
scription, and reflect great credit upon
the proprietors Of the railroad, who are
determined that Los Angeles shall have
the best of everything. After examin.
ing this beautiful and luxurious car, II
seems ~ Il nothing more was needed TO
prevent people from going afoot or rid.
ing in wagons. The company will reap
q harvest Of nickels from the people
who formerly went on foot but who will
now ride for the luxury Of the exercise.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-03-14
Beginning OF a Great Enterprise.


The Chandler Oil Company. of which
mention has been previously made in
the HERALD, is now fairly under way,
well officered aud equipped for business.
Mr.. George Chaffey is President of the
company, Col. c. II. Howland, Mar ager
of the Electric Light Company, Secreta-
ry, and Mr.. Burdett Chandler, Superin-
tendent. The property consists of 1000
acres OF rich oil territory. six miles
northeast Of Apaheim and twenty four
miles east of Los Angeles, located in the
Santa Ana foothills and mountains,
about 600 feet above the sea. The land
all lies in the oil belt which skirts the
Pacific coast for more than 200 miles.
The company has sunk one well that is
now yielding oil of fine lubricating
quality, and is largely and profitably
used for fuel in manufacturing establish.
ments. The demand for the oil far ex-
ceeds the supply, which condition, on
account of the scarcity of fuel in South.
ern California, is likely to continue in.
definitely. In addition to the present
well, with its engine, derrick, tools, fix
lures. tanks, barrels, and house for
workmen, it has the appliances for
another well which it is now putting
down, working night and day with the best
OF tools, and in few days will be ready
to furnish oil from that well also. Mr..
Chandler has sunk four wells in that oil
field, all Of which have struck oil. His
experience, dates back nineteen
years in oil boring, in Pennsylva.
MIA, West Virginia and III Canada
West, and in California, and in
every place he has struck oil.
From all appearances his present loca-
tion is far superior to any other in which
he has ever operated. 1t is situated in
the centre OF the greatest productive
region of the United States where the
crops are perennial and the demand for
fuel constant and increasing. 1t is
central point around which clusters q
large number of thriving places, among
them Orange, Santa Ana, Anaheim,
Westminster, Wilmington and San Pc
dro, Compton, Downey, Los Angeles,
Pasadena, San Gabriel, Duarte, FL
Monte, Azusa, Pomona, Ontario, Cotton,
San Bernardino and Riverside, all con-
sinners of oil in liberal manner. Such
q location with home market in every
direction in which the eye can reach is
unsurpassed 1t is above danger from
freshet or frost, where development can
go forward during all seasons of the
year.
The company starts off with a paying
well, large and valuable territory Of
oil land free from debt, with quarries Of
building stone in exhaustless quantities,
with asphaltum in abundance for fuel to
supply the engines. The Office of the
corportion is at the Office of the Electric
Light Company, opposite the Postoffice
on Spring street, in this city. The man
agsment of the company is in able
hands, and its business is likely to be-
come one Of the great elements of pros
perity to the city of Los Angeles.