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acwsy Notes and Yeats from the GIn,.
Civ

acwsy Notes and Yeats from the Glnes
City.
George N. Helsley has gone to Nebraska.
r bert Boreman, Of Parkersburg, is yis-
iting here. ~ "
Miss Annie Hobbs, OF Biraesyille, is
Visiting friends here.
A party OF ,llaire felix's are spsadiry a
week at Lake Caippews.
The Germsn Sunday School will have g
picnic to-day oa Iudian run.
Dr.. Charles Muhemar, OF Parksrsbu1p
has been visiting friends here.
Mrs. Randolph is seriously sick and ber
children have been summoned,
Maring, Hart 4 Co. are already orepar-
ing TO seud ont ,neir runners again,
Mira, A. ". Wiley aud family have GONE
to Burr's Mills to stay few wee1s,
Henry He'll left yesterday morning for a
vlsls to eubsnville and Pittsburgh.
There was no regular m ,eting OF Coun.
Gil Tuesday evening, for wan. Of quorum,
The E sine, with .wo bsrges tandem"
LETT three car loads OF freigh! here ysster-
day morning.
Miss Julia Brdsoug is in the postoi,jce
again, Mics Randolph being called 10 her
mothers b. .dsde. '
The Band OF Hope OF S NTH Bsilsire mir.
mics 70 day in Rodeler's grove on the
Winding Hill road. - '
John Marrow died at the home Of his
son, Dir. Deems, yesterday, and the BODY
was taken to B ,rnesyille.
The ferry b aat and wha.fboa.s had their
figs at bali mast yes!sr,sy GU account Of
the death OF Inspector Wilaon.
Mrs. hall was buried q. Steuherr;l,e
yesterday, after brief ssrvices at the home
OF her son'in.law, Robert Courtney. on
Gravel Hill.
Toe Womaa's> Christian Temperance
Unton will have au ice cream SOCIAL In
Mrs: 6tay's store room facing the SQUARE
on Belmont street tonight.
The dry weather saem7 to hsvs en-. ofT
B,Itaire's supply CT blackbarriss: Mt least
nearly all tina. come up ,hs river ara
already bought and 90 pas. us.
One OF the new pumps at the va,er
works ia about ready for work With an
much dust and wind the scarcity Of water
%''o SSS>> - 6ASSs auCQ " Du9lupSa
houses.
RITZ wants to row against Hail and has
made a proposition. A race cna!d prob.
ably be arranged between. B,annou, of
Pittsburgh, and He'll. l: ia said Bcspnon
wants tor row.
The employees Of the B, H. & O. Railroad
who went to Woodsi I'D Tuesday to Get
their wsgss long overdue came back with
one months wsgss aud arc promised the
balance due them next week,
The case Of Harper ( RISER against
Martin Crane, for the lota OF q valuable
horse which Crsns hired II. the F,urth of
July, ,waa tried rnesiay evening. A verdict
was given for sl25 a2sinat Crane.
There were bat two applicants f,r teach
era certificates befora the city board yrs.
terday-J. Alva Hopkins aud D L. An.
drsws. Mr.. Anderws is from s,nerton.
There are only two vacanciea 10 fill.
Mr.. Dauiel Celbert and M.s. L;llv, prin.
cspal Of the First ward schools, ware mar
ried yesterday forenoon by Dr.. Willame.
at the home Of DR.. Mcclellan. Tho couple
went 10 Pittsburgh 90 the 1890 train,
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CHARLESTON, W. Va, July o3-The Re-
pubiicaus OF the Third Congressional dis
tric! met at Hinton to day and nominated
Col. ] W. Davis for Congress, and ]. W.
Cracrsf,, Of this city, elecsor. D.vls ia an
e1 Confederate and has large following in
this tiistriot ,f
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ClSclSSArl, Jul; ga story is printed
here 10 night that an order was received
oy Mr. Iianes, OF Covingtou, Kentucky.
Tor 5000 hand grensdes, to be used against
tho striking miners at Nalsouville, Ohio.
fianes, himself, knew nothing OF it, but
when be learned that his partners we're en-.
dtavosins to ship, bombe, be notified Gov.
sesnor hoadly, who has taken measures TO
learn who cent tho order. The bombs are
me mnrdercns Invention Of Hanes. patent.
ed twenty years ggo. ,'r
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
THE MARcAoF The cAoLsRAPLAoUI
Ia Foreign Laads-TAs ProAibltioaisis In Convsa.
tion 1t Pithbarsh-The Various uspp,s.
iskt snd Etestt af isttr,t, Hhhp.red
Over the Teless,ph Win.

PARIS, July 23-All public rchools Of
Toulin and Msrssilles will be cloued to.
morrow. The French Academy Of Medi.
cine proposes an international Congress 10
djscnss the prevention and cure OF eholera.
Dr.. Koch has asked the Congress to meet
In Berlin. fn
MARsElLlFs, July 2S-Iu the twenty.
four hours ended 0 p. N, there have been
forty. four deaths trCm cholera,
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CoruoroS, o, July s3-The Mount
Vernon, Coshocton l. Wheeling railroad
surveying cotpa resumed operations to day,
starting esst from this city along the Bsrne
bank OF the Ohio canal to Newcome rs.own,
whence they g, TO WhseliEg: The road
when completed will be the shortest route
between Wheeling and Muion.
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At Toeledo-Lnuisviile, 1; Toledo, 0.
At Colunbns-Indisn'p 0; Col'bus, Z.
AT Boston-Philsdelphia. 5; Boston, i.
A. Nsw Alie2h'y, 4; Brooklyn, 10.
AT Washinetor-BAl.o., 8; Wash'n, I.
At Pfovidence-New York, s; Prov, II
At Clryel4nd-C Chicspo. 13; Cl+vepd, l6.
at Bufalo-Det,oit, 9; BrT 10, 10.
At Paila,-Athle,ic, 4; Mul'p'l'n, 10.
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IHE State administration carried the
day. The election Of Mr.. N Estt meant
condemnation OF the administration. The
Governor and his friends were loaded to
the mpzzle and eager ior the fray. They
charged the enemy's works, made gal
lans and eavsSe dash, and carried every.
thing before them. l. IVES a complete
route for the Baker-kenna side and com.
ple'e victory Tor the administration, reas-
@sament, Supreme Court and all.
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First DiHtrict Con gseA,ioDni, onveptiop.
Ths Democratic Congressional Co1nmit,ea
Of the First district met yesterday during
tae noon recess OF tho cotve ton and de-
nominate & cs-diL.te 10. Co,cre,s. niN ~
Msrtinsvilie, VIZ county, August ~
Every county Was representnt. -. u
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during tie dull season, when goods arc sold
At and below cost to rednce stock. fiood
striped carpet at lS,. Good inrrsu a, o5c
Good Brussels at 75;. Good fl ,or oil clo,n A.
IS. Window bliuds, ready 10 hang, nj 41,
so 0C0 bolts wall papsrs aud 10. n bolt, bor.
cer' to match: Gall Boon v You Wish to eays
money. No. 2ol0and 1921 Main s'reat
JnHN RnyNxp A,t
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ExEDAitian COnsills>iou,

WAsu1SaroS, July o3.-J. e. Ryser.
American Consul at Moscow, Rnssia, was
to-day authorized by cable, by the Dtpsrt.
men. Of State, to accept tho appointment
OF q special coul1nission to the Nav Or.
leans exposition Tor Russia and co operate
with the authorities oftho empire to secure
the best possible display st New Orleans.
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opffHI1 OF'VuscA o tx 1NA IItnCtT.
kAysAE. ". Va, July % "A Blaine and
Logan club OF one huudred and seventy
six members wss organ'zed here tonight.
s 7. Carskadon was made president and
J. B 0 Clemn secrstary. The outlook is
vary hopeful Tor carrying the county ior
Blaine.
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CHARLES STEWART PARsELL will not
meet with the Lsnd League Of America,
BIT. be promises to send able represents.
tiyes who will deliver the Instructions Of
the chief, and besides impsr. a few "ae.
erets Of importance" to the faithful 1rish-
mel in this country, r,-
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The open p liar aea In tbs South is in
sishs, The Democrats OF Concosdia par
ish, Il. uisiana, have started out on an ex'
peduiou and protection has "cached"
enough ta,.;I food to servs them through
tho trim.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-24

NEw EoRK, July as-Oscar Hammer
stein, editor OF the United .Sla.ts 7ttaeco
Journal. on returning July 10 from tip
to Europe found note from bis sesistant
editor, Maurics Solomon, saying he had
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Fire nt tAtA erh burr.

Corrtspondence oft3 Inlato1eer.
PAEEERsBuaG. July eo-About l2 O'Clock
last night the handsome residence Of 10.
aeph Good, Esq, on Murdock avenue, wae
totslly destroyed by fire. The FIRE was
occaaioned by a defective hue, Through
an iuadeqpate provi,ion on the part Of the
city, the fire department was unable to get
there until the building vas too far gone.
The furniture wae about all that was eayed.
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The National Prohibll,on convention,
q Pittsburgh, seems to have had one more
obac. outside OF temperance in view. 4
w1man's erir'age plank Vas sprung on
the convention, bu! it declined to have
anything to dn with it.
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DELEGATES to the Petersburg conven-
tiOn leave Wheeling by special train at .
Pm on The % inst. Friends from other
counties are invited to Join and erj by the
music CT the 0pers House Band.
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BY rt0siar Oh to The Int hge,.ctr.
CARLSBAD. GERMANY. July e3-1 am
prj ,yirg the air Of Carlsbad and trying to
aceustom mgselt 10 the water.
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN.
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ss- yn,ou, having he city during The MN.
40, e,n Aa.e he pIILY lhTELLIdEACER
h,vo,d,,! 10 their sdd's!I for any time. a'h to
o,y IOca " ,,irt, a, he rate Of fifteen e'nt' per
v.k Ci!agt wep0m BY W.
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CAST anything induce the convention
10 shout Tor Cleveland, Hendricks and
R.ium? They are in the field, gentle.
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Nix. BAHAR was on his winding wsy 10
y.y York. has tie neRs overlook him.
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As the & Jveinor's own and only organ
the I.rxLL,aEScGR feels bound to glory
mildly in his trfumph.
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IT vas q proud day .lor the Governor,
who bore himself with courage and came
oft with soms beautiful acslps dangling at
his ample belt
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IT ia a great Thing 10 btlng bone Greely
and some Of bis men. twill bs great
thing not TO thrust any more men into tho
laws OF the ira monster nf the North,
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The D.muc.a.lc parry dv-sn't permit lis
newspapers TO talk out in meetin'. But it
confines contempt proceedings to radical
ahaa.an
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-24

IT vas a nosling teDuke for the Register,
b 1t ou, eseened cotemporary is always in
se sion, aud conventions afjnnrn.
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WuES Tho band struck Dixie 1t hit the
convention, and up went the old familiar
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SENATOR CAMDEN has snoTn q great and
level head. Ht wasn't caught in any tight
nlace in yaaterdav's convention.
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THIRD disuIc, Republicans have made 3
n,cpy nomination for Congress. Col. Davis
will make a fine run.
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IT was q cruel way IL yet nj the Register,
hi, Editor Motlets IVES doing well at last
accounts.
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THE plt'sIG BEGINS,
The Afternoon h.s.ion "opens with Mn 9
KiGas Oi Fun.

The Afternoon hsh. ton "opens With Mn Q
KiGas "i Fun.
1t was met three o'clo,k when, attss the
band had waked tha greatest cnthoeissm OF
the day SO far, ty playing Dixie" in lively
time, Chsirussn Hcee called the conyen.
ton to CIDER ~sasR. This Fsa accomplished
wi,h some difficulty. tho CbAiYmani's vDiass
being powe,-ss against the buya OF conver.
sstion all over the ball.. The Sergean,.a st.
Arms was at length called 10 the front. but
this did mol hasten matters much The Chsi.-
mau almost wore out his rough pine desk
banging IL with Il wagon hub with handle,
inpreyissd 50 ssyel, and ,.ill the hmm and
rumble vas nndlminished. Lsugnter, ,ta!kinS
aad criss at "pown in isoa, r. we're occasion.
ally interrupted by incohsrsnt hnraugues, a.
when delegate from Taylor announced
that the ssats Of his delegation had been
usurped by other delegates, and that Taylor
county vusla pot "aol" unless their wrongs
we're righted. HO..
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lc,r. srsyed or s.oIen-lhe gentle voice
~ u ,,mony with circus pos'er Il.
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LAID OUT COLD
But Walking Around to Save
Funeral Expenses.
That's the Fix Of tho Baker.Kenna
Wing.
The Biz Ipjun Of the State House
Tribe
Comes out Of a Hot Hand to Hand
Conflict
With Several Cory Scalps at his
Belt.
The Opposing Forces Retire to
Mhet Their Tomahnwks,
Preparatory to Going on the War.
pAtn Again.
The Council Fires Burning Bright.
ly Last Night,
Though the War Paint was not
Washed Off
And the Peace Pipe Sends No
Smoke Upward
To- Conceal the Red Blood on the
Noon.
Graphic Pictures of the Most Re.
markable Scenes
Ever Witnessed in a West Virginia
Convention.
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DIED.

EVASs-on r. dnesisy evsnInz, July a. 1sa
at o'eleck. ctss'us .. EYAHs, sgd IS years, 1
tunerAl notice hereafter, ..
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II yssn'.a bad day Tor the Auditor,
either.
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SOME EpIsoDrs FOB TEAEs,

euAk kflsuuse fUk kEAk5s
Tho Chairman called for the report OF the
Comlii,re 90 Creden,isls q, l6 minutes past
three, and Col Hogeman responded that that
committee would not be ready TO report for
some minutes .-,,.--I
Atthis juncture the delegate from Up.hur,
prayar delay iii Ls .'set in lis pew" hs.
gan to hsrsugus the We'ssl da!egates in
Faulkners interest. Cries Of ''put him ou |"
wele hcasd snd ae1geantat.Arms ST.. Myers
procseded TO DO II. This uian, whole name
vas Hodges resisted, and laid down on the
floor, but be had to 20.
This ripple had scarcely circled out Of sight
till the voice OF L. 8. Newman WAS heard
iro1a tho Asrshe,l caluty delras,ion, Ue
said the sca,a a!iotted il,fat county were ill
tilted, aud many O, the delesstss, unable TO
find seas, were GtandiuE In the nisles. They
Obi ected to bsing irsulted bacsuse OF this.
ihn Chair ea,d he wss powerlets; It was with
difficulty that hs had retained sis own seot.
THIS b-6pght shout Of lsugh'e,, which vas
leDgthet cd into roar when Il dges. ot Up
shut county, whn bad skeaAed back i"to the
ball, WAS sgain marched out, shouting and
ges.iculstiug ksa crz5 man. }s a
Then suother tedious aud vain attempt to
tecnye order was made. Harry Worthine.on,
Of Preston coun,y, moved that tho conven-
lion ao,,urn to the sr.nd stand, saying tha.
hs vss informed that there Vas plenty Of
room there Tor ever, body. OF course this
brilliant proposition was lot entertained for
moment. u s,
THE IHroRr on cRspESrIALH
Finally, st $40 O'clock Col. Hogemau, OF
the Commi,t.e on Credentials, made It's rc'
port, which CLARK Psy,on !ead. A portion
Of 1t was ss tollowe: ~
In .hia eounec.ion the committee Is grail
| fed to announce that every county in thi:
State is represented by delegates who ART
residents OF the county which they rspre
sent. This fact has special significance. IL
ssnuch ~ 1t has now occurred for ths frs
time Ia In. history 81 ths psfy in shis State
The c,multt,eo is iuttharmota grAtiG,d tc
aunouucs tbs. the a,tendauce OF delegate
from each county is a. 9 general thing muc!
larger than has ever tosn the case bsiors
This |. az much so OF the interior counties
which are ran ole from the general lines 4
trsysl. o. ri those which ara IN this rsanec
aL Iontir,Led m Fpirth Pdde II.
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yo, the "RAdic.Is can, tqr-l this"
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Br Al msars go TO Pittsburgh, Saturday,
July %, .m ~
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Various propositions were submitted azd
referred to the Committee on R.solu,inne,
among tt en- oae 10 make tic Baes of Rap.
reesnta,ion At the nt1t National Prohibi.
ton Convention, two for each Conyres
sionai district and four for each State, and
and another 10 change the par,y's name.
The convention then, at 10 o'clock, ad-
journed until 2 o'clock to morrow.
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Ght qntelliiaenter.

I ,,,,,:.5 eo., 70 nnu n ouI ,--n,h s.re,i.
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afr. Lucas reply was heard by a small
part Of The convention, but everybody
knew ho was dead ss. againat the Regi,,fr
and its ftisnds Lucas drew blood IN bls
Arry speech, and the wild animals OF the
administration roared louder than eyer,
aud licked their chops With fsrocious rel.
ish: Hc vss faying what hundreds Ia The
ball wanted to say tos thepselyes, and tLe
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Continued o. Fourth Page,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-24
An ARcslrscruRAl slossom.
A New Candidate for Pubic Adm
ration-The New Harrel Mansion.

A New Candidate for Pubic Admi.
ratien-The New Harrel Mansion.
During tour round the city yester,
day HKRALD reporter happened in the
office of Messrs. Kysor 4 Morgan. ar
chitects, and learned from them that
they had prepared plans for the con.
struction Of the most ornamental and
richly adorned dwelling in Southern
California, for Mr.. ]. Harrel. The
building will be two-story and hall
residence on the southwest corner Of
Orange and Pearl streets, and cost
$4,000. The front on Pearl street will
be sixty-iive feet. A large area sur
rounding this elegant structure, will add
to its beauty, with ornamental shrubs
and flowers. The style will be the East.
lake, and the building will contain tif.
teen rooms. The stone foundation has
been commenced, and will be completed
in about two weeks, after which the fine
building will follow. The outside will
be painted in aesthetic style, and the
doors, windows and porticos will be
carved and ornamented by the finest ar
lists. The internal decorations will be
simply unexcelled by any other dwelling
in the State. There win be two stair
cases, with carved newell posts and chan
deliers. The floors will be Mosaic, aud
all Of the cornices, doors and everything
possible carved by hand, by the best ar
lists attainable. The elaborate finish of
the entire house will delay its finish for
some time, but when completed 1t will
not be equalled outside of the nabo5 resi-
dsnces in San Francisco.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-24
The Grain Fires.

The grain fire in the San Fernando
fields it appears did not extend over but
about 1000 acres, which was confined to
the rancho Of Messrs. Lankershhn L Van
Nuys, by means of plowing burrows in
advance of the fire, work in which the
whole population engaged. In addition
to the blowing there was an opporlune
shower. -four months ahead Of time, that
assisted in checking she fsmes.
The fire at Spadra was quite severe.
as appears by special dispatch to the
HERALD from correspondent at that
place, who says:
1.-THE fire at Spadra originated from
Nadeau's threshing machine, in the grain
field Of Arnaut 4 Pryor. The thresher
was saved by prompt work, the men lit
orally hauling it out Of the flames. Feeder,
derrick, derrick wagon and traps were
almost totally destroyed; also q large
stack OF fine wheat, the property Of Ar
nout and Pryor, uninsured. Cause Of
the FIRE, men smoking while at work.
The wind fortunately was blowing from
the east, which saved the large crops oI
Messrs. Collins and Phillips. The fire
was stopped by clearing away the stub
BILE in the path Of the same.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-24
the Minor Courts.

Mayor Thorn yesterday dismissed the
charge Of maintaining nuisances against
A. Briswalter and J. c. Zahn it being
shown that they had complied with the
ordinance.
Louis Roeder against whom the same
charge is preferred will have hearing
on Monday, August 25th.
Miguel de Cells, accused Of obstruct.
ing the street, will also be heard Mon
day.
Neal Dougherty for being drunk was
sent down for FIVE days.
Justice Ling dismissed the case against
w. r. Norton who was charged with
making violent assault on E. c. Day
Jose Valenzuela will be tried for battery
on Monday, August 25.
Before Justice Morgan, Dolores Sales
and Dan Rhodes, who are charged with
forging the name of T. ID. Mott to Q
$500 check, were arraigned and the case'
continued until August 28th.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-24
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Reported by Gillette:& Gibson. Exam
iners OF Titles.

SATURDAY, August %, 1854.
D B Briggs. w Briggs Sarah J Briggs tc
Catharine l. Hicks Lot blk b, Crescenta tract
$1,000.
Geo D Rowan to JAS D Lankershim- Undivided
Of lots is. IA q Is Wilson subdivision of blk VI
0rds survey; So
Geo Bessonett to c T Harris-Lots & bin
D, Hickey, Andrews & Cranes addition to Santa
Ana; $iCU0,
Chas I Harris and Geo p Bessonett to J A
Crane -ssme as last; $1,000.
Jas Iankershim to Geo d Rowan Undivided
oi lots IL, IL q is Wilson subdivision OF blk u
Ord's survey; s..
GB Adams to Mrs II NJ Taylor-Lot II Adam
subdivision in Alhambra add; $500.
5 Lossing to U D Compton--Lots l, 2, Q, Z,
& blk II Compton; SlO0V
SPRR Co, ID o Mills q @ L Lansing trustees
tow Munroe-Lots 8 l. 4 in NEt 4 Nw4 Of NE
! sec %, I'll N, I'll W; s25s.72
A R Moore to Ward + Hart-Lot IS blk
q Downey tract; $780,
h Hollenbeck 10 J 7 Brown-Lots 6, @. II 4
ls blk 6Hollsnbeck tract; s..
Estate Of II Williams " A J Sanborn---Lot Is
Ro La Calada; s. 20.
Q III Watts to W q watson-Lot II. W I42l
acres Of lot II and Sc 10 s2 acre, Of lot rs Watts
subdivision Of part Of ko San Rafael; S2lS3
J g Downey to FJanes-Merchants Exchange
property, San Pedro; So.
u Gethim to I Is Brown-Ni Of sec 10 4 M
Of M sec 10, IAN, X IA w s5
B Brown & II Brown to 7 B Bishop-sams
as last; 81.
- hutchinson to B Bishop-Property do
scribed in deeds bk SO p Az 4 bk 40 pages III 4
IT'S; Il.
Fp Howard to B Blshop-NA sec IS & Nj oil
Nj sec 10, T N, X Is W; u.
A ] Hutchinson to I B bishop-S Soledad Mills
q NEt SEC Is. Il N, Il l3 W; So,
Henry n Allen to Ludwig Hoefer--NEi sec
IS, NJ Of M sec Id, IA N, X 10 W and Soledad
Mills; $500
Mary L Gillett to Thos B Bishop-samea as last
$40.
Y Ganahl and n his wife to !. N HoeHer-
NEi sec ~, N, Is W, and Soedad Mills
$40.
Henry Sherwood to Thos b Bishop-N1 sec II
NJ OF NJ sec l5 & part Of sec 8, 7 an, X Is W
$1,000
Geo 3 Walker by sherif to Arthnr Hutchin
son-Soledad Mills and NEl sec III, T 4 N, X l;
W; Sl3S2. 50.
I b Bishop 4 L NJ Hoefer to Atlantic & Pacii,
Fibre Importing q Mfg Co limited-NEt sec IL I
AN, RlS W; $4,000.
E baldwin to A 7 Elliott-Lot blk Chavez
tract; $500.