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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1884-10-21
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Reported by Gillette A. Gibson,
Examiners Of Titles.

BATURDAr, October 18th.
A and " Campbell to Alexandra WE'LL
All Interest In lot 10, block o. Also tract 81.
WIN Lacy 10 HIS sister, Mrs Charlotte
Hutchinson (nee Lacyl-5 acres In Orange
Slope tract, city, gift.
ID Miranda q lose Msscarel-Part Of loi
~. block 8, Chayes tract, city, 80.
Jose Severlano Rbarra TO g v de Lorenza-
ma Lot Of Jose seyeriano Ybarra tract, +
side Buena Vista street, subject 10 lifa estate
OF grantor, 800.
sing, trustees, 10 NJ J scanlon-Fractional n
" y OF Sec 8, 7 8. X 3 W. (isob acresl
Theodore Blank to Mrs Marie Glsolz lwid-
ow)-60xi65 feet on west line OF Pearl street,
W il Potts to Mrs Andrew Rerr-Lots
and In Pierce tract in lot 2, block II, Han
cock survey. 200.
sheftel-20 acres In Sec 8. 4 3, II w, Los
Coyotes Ro. less reservations In Robinson
trustees deed, t775
Mary + and va NJ Mccarty to David and
Louisa Bueser-Lot u. blDek J. Mott tract.
1900.
Abbott Kinney to Lewis Row-Lots % and
49, Kinney tract, 800.
Sacramento o de Lugo. Carmen de Reyes,
Bonlfaeio Marquee, Jr, Francisco Miguel
Juanita and Prlscilliana Marquez-Decree OF
partition Of sw i of lot o. block sa.ord's sur
vey.
Frank Downs to Sarah W, wife Of II
Barnett.s acres In NE y Of sw u Of Sec 8.
v beaudry TO W A sale-I,ot Is, blk II. Park
tract, city, ts25.
Franeiseo Pico to q MISUNDERSTANDING
= Of sT.75 acres In 7 | 8. X " w terantee re-
conveying whenever he retires from present
business of Estudillo 4 Pico. for same price,
5000
VIM Downle to WIN II stephens-sS and
John Turns i of eoxidb feet in block 2. Mott
VIM ] Handy to Richard $ Cox and Chas
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NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION.
Bountifui shipmenfs Begun from
Los Angeles Comfy.


A shipment Of two ear loads OF the pro
ducts of the great Baldwin Rancho was made
to the New orleans Expedition yesterday
The shipment consists Of corn, wine aud oil,
dried. green aud c,nned citrus aud decidu'
Gus fruits and rAlsins. as we'll rs an endless
variety Of products that are calculated 10
show IN the great possibilities Of our pro
ductIye sail and genital atmosphere.
Ia addition 10 the above shipment aiid the
collection being gotten up by Mr. &. W. Bell,
agent for the Exposition. there are several
parties contemplating car load lots Of South
ern California products that will be u credit
10 this section. 7. A. Carey contemplates n
car load OF California shfubbery, nursery
row samples, and an exhibit Of fruit aud
vegetables that Will astduish the NATIVES Of
the Mississippi Valley. There will he very
ane collection Of citrus fruits, samples of
nuts, olives and raisins sent from Riverside
while kimball Brothers Of san Diego aud
Ellwood Cooper Of Santa barbara Will con
test with the SlavOnians, Italians aud people
OF old Spain for supremacy In the production
of olive oil. Los Angeles county should be
well represented nj the New orleans kNp0sl
tion, A. this city Of the delta Is our nearest
large eastern neighbOr and our relations
are growing more Intimate every day.
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A birthday party was rendered to j. Bloeser
by his many friends Monday evening, at hi,
residence, No. lbs Pearl street. The parlors
were handsomely decorated with cvergreens
aud ivy. Singing, dancing and recitations
were the attractions Of the evening, after
which au elegant supper was prepared aud
many tunsts were drank To- the health of the
host aud hnstcss. Dancing was again re-
suincd until an early hour. Among those
present were Mrs. Roster, Mrs Woodwork
Mrs. Russell, Miss X. Bottoms, Mrs bottoms
Miss \. Bottoms, Mrs Rorick Mrs Rloeser
Mrs. Juenger, Mrs, fleming, Miss Rorick
Miss Condit, Miss Bassamau, Miss Ealrey
Miss Wilson.
Gents-Wm Jucnger, c. Richie, X. Green
VIM. Bloeser, J. Blocscr, J Woodwork. W
Anderson, Geo. Nignolo, Capt Russell Wm,
Rorich, J. Roster, A. II. Hagar AL Adams
A. Henning, W. NJ, PoOrman, J. Bloesef. jr
F. Plots, n. J. Tobias.
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Convicted of Robbery,

Yesterday John Hovey, plead guilty in
the Superior Court to charge of burglary.
lie was working near San Fernando and had
a boy as fellow laborer. The boy was paid
on last Thursday and IIovey enticed him to
cattle pen ON the ranch and forcibly took
the boy with soda bottle and told him he
would kill him II he said anything about
the little occurrence. The boy summoned
up courage enough to tell of the robbery
and Mr., Hovey was quickly landed before
Hoyey was arrested about six months ago
for the theft of u pair OF horses from man
near Newhall, but ON trial he was acquitted.
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A sad GUI-as VrOpIte.

Capt p. ]. Mcmahon, of the Palace, has
come to grief His pet black cat Mig" that
was the pride of his owner and the pet and
admiration of the public has turned up his
toes before the cat destroyer and ceased to
amuse the people with his peculiar antics.
His chief delight after clearing dogs out of
the room, was to sit ON the counter and
when customer put down money for his
beverage Mig would toss II inside the bar
to try aud get it into the cash drawer In
no case would he put the money of on the
wrong side of the counter lie observed
that his master always took the money OF
from the inside of the counter and 50 To
help along business Mig" would watch for
the coin To be laid down and a. soon a,
down would toss II towards the money
drawer with remarkable dexterity His
bravery, extreme good nature and CONNER
cial qualities endeared him to n large circle
Of friends who will join Mac in his mourn
by the books Of feline etiquette.
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GnnclMdel In SnlIle

About month since an account appeared
in the HERALD regarding the pleasure of a
Bostonian who was shown around the finest
parts of the county by Mr.. T.. Lemon, stating
that he was 50 much pleased that he would
probably come back to stay permanently.
Mr.. Lemon stated yesterday that Mr.. g, r,
Liley, the name of the Bostonian, had writ
ten TO him from the "hub," to the effect that
he was disposlng Of his excellent share of
this worlds goods and with his family, will
arrive here in March next, to settle, He
will engage in business here and will con-
strnct hands0me Residence for his fnmilY.
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Ntarled LID Agnin.

The big Lankershim Touring mill, which
ran so long, except at short intervals of n
day or two. six days in the week aud twenty
four hours day, with capacity of 400 bar
rels OF -four, and which has for about two
months been idle for various reasons, com
menced active operations again yesterday
morning at six o'clock, AT full speed, and
the familiar whistle blows ut six in the
morning and Mt the same time In the even
ing, as formerly, This makes two great steel
roller Touring mills running steadily In our
fair city and doing an immense business,
making large market and exchange for all
the produce which the mills consume and
products which they manufacture.
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COURT REPORTS.
superior Court-smith, =.

superior Court-smith, y.
MorDAy. Oct. 20:
adams, administrator, vs. Carson Ct al
People VI. All Hing Bet for trial Oct 18th.
Smith W.. smith-Demurrer 70 answer 10
supplemental complaint Oyerruled
B. Chandler vs. ". X. Rowland-five days
10 amend complaint
People vs. John Hoyey, robbery Plead
guilty Oct 21st set for sentence.
O. bernero ~. q. ). Alleu-lime 10 plead
extended for four days.
SET ron TO DAY.
People vs. Fox Y Trial
Teaple W. Sam kee-Tnal.
People vs.. YOn LOy-Irial.
Poodle W.. All Sne-Trlal.
People W. All Kong-Trial.
Estate OF Y. Van Fintel-settlement of
account
Cameron W.. Dameron-Tfial
HOWARD. J..
A. and W. James, InsOlveuts-PetitiOn set
ting apart homestead heard and granted.
Lawrence Va. Lawrence-Decree ordered
M prayed for.
Casio W.. sneed Continued till to-day at
IN. Trew vs.. o. W. ChIlds ct al-Two
days allowed plaintiffs to file points on de
Estate Of r.. NJ. wIillams--Return Of sale
Of real estate heard aud confirmed.
SET FoR TODAY.
Estate Of A. y. Trudel-Probite OF will. .
Harris vs.. grifiin-Irlal.
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Rsunra Of Meria.

fo' the rssi sin weeks the fico House has
been undergoing thorough renovation
The eutite house has been beautifully
deesaled The srtisi Who performed the
eMs is M , Harry cenlsn. the interior
dcrSrAiof, shc was presented Saturday
nss NJ 81 the 81 klmo with q handsome gold
aich By Messrs bnnhsm and Schiefelin,
the prepfseinrs az the fice, as reward Of
Fnefti frosn appearances Mr.. Conlan has
executed an excellent piece 81 art paper
hanging, and was well deserving Of the re
Uard NJ. Conlsn Is one Of cur rising
Eenne men and the appearance al his
Decorating in several prominent business
houses and private residences proves him 10
he tne sf1isi that viii SURELY make his
marx some dsg
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.u.Ioeke Not bead.

Mr. V. A. Taylor. Of the saa Bernsraine
Lumber Company. made call yesetdat 81
the HERALD Office and stated that sam. Locke.
who was supposed to have been killed by a
street car in this city. three ueessssO, is nes
In the mountains northeast Of san Rsfasf-
dino engaged in the cpnsiruciio Of . eresi
fume for that company, and Is noi dead al
all Mr.. Taylor informs the HERALD that M
Locke Is at work ON the mountains engaged
ON the great lumber and ssief nume fot that
company, and bids fair fcf many yesrs Of
usefulness 80 that his numerous friends IN
Los Angeles can dry their tears over HIS IN
timely end. for the end has moi come and Il
Is to be hoped will not come seon- neaih
will probably wait some time before be
breaks that Locke. which i sturdy and
strong. This seems 70 settle the question thai
the man killed was Hoffman and MOI siin
Locke, the well known pioneer. THIS Is 8
most remarkable ease Of mistaken identity
that surprises many people,
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Steamer pnsseuperS.

The steamer orizaba left for the north
on Sunday, with sixty five passengers.
The steamer Eureka left for northern coast
ports yesterday, with the following passen-
gers.
For San Francisco-James Cummings, c
Bosen.
For Santa Cruz-A NJ. Weatherman.
For Port Harford-J Martel.
For Santa Barbara-Miss A Wheaton, z
Slouerbeck, Nj Doshier.
For San Buenaventura-M kempfer,
Thomas Riordan
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Passengers Due From the Enst
tn. INV.

The following is the list of passengers
from the East, via the Southern route. to ar
rive In Los Angeles ut 1920 P N. today.
specially telegraphed to the HERALD from
Casa Grande, Arizona:
II Anderson, Copenhagen, Denmark
Robert James, San Francisco; @ Jetsum.
England James II Byrly and wife, Irwin,
Pa Poison, do; 7 Garrett, Philadel-
phia; Pa; Alexander Cmpbell, Tucson, A
I; Mrs J Stewart, Philadelphia, Pa, Mrs l.
Stewart do: Mrs NJ Stewart, dol Miss War
ton, do Mrs Warton do Mrs II Wartho do
Miss Shehan, do: + Bacon, England; J f
Benshaw, London; CARAT, Philadelphia;
NJ IandOn san Francisco
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At the removal of the exhibits from the
Pavilion yesterday there was considerable
circusing over the payment of the employees
at the Pavilion and a general scramble after
the things that were left. One of the d.
rectors whose specially is economy in small
things, tried TO set away with the samples Of
bread that had been left, when some one
hid II to see him bile" When he had de
posted his honey and returned TO get the
and found Il gone, his anguish was heart
rending The question now Is who got
away with the crumbs, that Of right belong
20 the liberal Dick who yends poultry and
fayors advertising for sealed proposals on
the cellar door.
'The rich man stopped down to pick up the
crumbs,
The poor man came up behind him, etc.
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The minor Courts.

JUSTICE LISG's COURT
J. Birnbaum md wife, grand larceny
Held In t25O bonds each.
Lewis Jacobs, battery for October
2lst.
JUSTICE MORGAN.
Agnes West, battery Continued till to.
day.
Vicente Moreo. disturbing the peace
$40.
Jacob Putnam, battery
Paul Martin and Joseph segel, disturbing
the peacc-Set for oct Nth.
TT. Worth and Fred stoermer, disturbing
the peace-Set for Oct ;Dth.
MAYOR THoA,
John Hansen, drunk-G.
4 Palma, drunk-2
John Flnlay, drunk-G
Jose Armigo, violating nrdinanre-f,
Four yagranis-iuilty To-day set for sen
lence.
Margaret Mills. keeping house Of prOsiiiu-
tion-Set for Oct. nd
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Iudpe Nichals

The Semi Tropic says: "Dr. N. Lindenfeld
and William Schilling, both of Los Angeles,
have bought the Mammoth mine and its ex.
tensions from Judge Nichols, of this place,
paying for Il good round sum. The Nam
moth mine is located about twenty Ave miles
south of Providence, in this county, and is
showing up splendid prospects,"
The Judge is in the city, and appears to
feel calm and contented. According to
the information received at the HERALD of
fee, the Mammoth mine is east of Provi-
dence and not south.
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Never was such rush made for any Drug
Store as is now at c. +. Heinzeman's for a
Trial Bottle of Dir. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds. All per
sons affected with Asthma, Bronchitis
Hoarseness Severe Coughs or any affection
of the Throat and Lungs, can get a Trial
Bottle OF this great remedy free by calling
nj the above Drug Store. Regular size 81 90
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Candidates AfIoat.

The Bear Valley Reservoir Co. have three
scows on the lake and being impartial they
have named them Blaine, Cleveland and
Butler. The Butler is lopsided and water
logged, and very uncertain craft. The
Blaine is very fine vessel, but the men en-
ployed there all declare that the Cleveland
il the neatest and best running craft on the
lake. new one, and by far the trimmesi
and neatest of all, will soon he launched. 10
be christened the Belva Lockwood. ~ San
Bernardino Times.
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Ladies' should use Perk's Premium per
fumes fai snle nj all druggists
Try Lqnkershim a Co.'S new process roller
-four.
To young widows, II vou desire another
husband use Peek Premium perfumes
The Temperature yesterday Was delightful
the highest being "a degrees and the low est
n night 4 degrees
Would y5u sooih your sonl when snllen. and
secure serenity
Seek some simple. sovereign siimnlani, such
as sweet cola TEA
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Try IL.

81 like it better than any remedy | have
ever used, because II leaves my bowels in a
better condition" is the remark made by
every one in referring TO Syrup OF Figs
That is one Of the principal reasons why
syrup of Figs is taking the place of all the
live medicines and nauseous cathartics
heretofore used. Try 1t. c. Y. Heinzeman
is agent for Los Angeles
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A PIeRsnnI Mention.

The Los Angeles HERALD appears in u new
nonpareil dress in metropolitan style. The
crowded state of the advertising columns Of
the HERALD shows the paper to be in a pros
porous condition. MIR. Lynch is thorough
newspaper man, and has built up news
paper property in Los Angeles OF which he
may we'll feel proud.-Rircrside Press ana
I{orf{culfurfxf
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The Martin tract ON the southeast corner
of Main and Washington streets, has re
Gently been subdivided and put on the
market. The extension of the Main street
car line through this beautiful tract makes
1t very desirable location for homes
which will no doubt be soon occupied and
built up. See the ad. of Martin & Co.
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business Men of Los Angeles.

Many States in the Union at present are
competing with California for European i'm
migration, but the fertility Of our soil, and
particularly the climate of the Southern
part afthe State, are great things in our favor.
The most enterprising business men of Los
Angeles come from all parts of the Union,
among the foremost of which must be men
toned the Pacific Restaurant opposite the
Postoffice.
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Thos. ". Cover.

ON Tuesday ". u. Russell aud John vii.
bur, Sir, returned from their trip 20 the DIES
ert In search OF Tom Covef II spPears ihsi
Mr. Cover, on his trip to the peini where he
was To meet Mr. Russell, went g. the top az
a hill, In sight Of the objective point, which
was some four miles distant, and seelas
that Russell was not ihere, he turned his
steps to the eastward ~ " ulecs NJ knsseil
Here Is where the fatal mistake was rt9h
ably made II is nov though, that be mtg ~
have gone to the old camp ca CrcSA sfret,
forty miles distant, where there gas Plents
Of water and = sack Of harley This point
has not as yet been visited, and Mes<rs kus
sell and Wilbur started Thursday 10 cress
Greek Camp From the point where NJ
Cover turned he vas tracked fcu miles ie
"a wash, and beyond that na signs 81 has
tracks could be found II Is thought pos
sihle yet that he may lie ieund alive Al I rssss
Greek. although Il viii he fenf weeks nexi
Monday since he was last secn-- rvs af.a
HdrfieulfHrisf
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My friend, II in your wanderings in the
pursuit of happiness you chance to spend a
will conduce to both health and pleasure,
count the time well spent, and the article
that will return the largest percentage OF
both is Tansill's Punch sc. cigar, at the p. O.
Cigar StOrn
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BuckI.n,s .rptc. s.,ye,

The greatest medical wonder OF the world.
Warranted to speedily cure burns, bruises,
cuts, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, cancers,
piles, chilblains, corns, letter, chapped
hands, aud all skin eruptions, guaranteed to
cure In every instance or money refunded.
u cents per box. For sale by C.. Y. Heinze-
man.
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WRAP Department.

Remember that we have received our Fall
and Winter stock Of wraps, and the same low
prices of the past shall rule at the present.
We show larger assortment than ever. You
can save money by visiting this department.
Il. y. COULTER,
2B and gls North Main street
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Deputy sheriff f. c. Huber will leave to-
day for Stockton with two insane persons.
One is man named 2. J. Buckley, of Pc
mona, a shoemaker, whose reason has been
destroyed, The other is John Wood. an old
man from the AzugH
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war Department, signal service,


Maximum Thermometer, 40.
Minimum Thermometer, A.h.
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All parties who have purchased at the dis
solution auction sale by John c. Bell at Allen
& ThOmpson's are requested To call, pay
their bills and take their goods Immediately.
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Auction Sale of Allen a Thomp.

The attendance at the Auction sale of Al.
len 4 Thompson, by John c. Bell. was very
large, fully two-thirds being ladies.
Everybody was satisfied with their bargains
The sale will commence again ON Wednes-
day morning ut 10 O'Clock, sharp. In the
meantime ladies and gentlemen are invited
to examine the stock.
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The R1wnieville Messenger ssvs. III is moi
generally known Mt least In this serti0n OF
the caunts. thai there Is hne prospect al
present fof extensive coal beds In the east
ern part 81 this connts. In oneida township,
- favorable are the prospects thai Geo
Martin af Alameda, has entered into an
agreement with William Elliot and Kate
Knit kg which he binds himself 10 pay, on
nf heiare May l, 1ssf, the sum of ssieh IN
consideration al which the Eiliois are D.
Decd % Martin certain land 10 he prospecied
for coal Mr.. Martin thinks ne has sufficient
assurance Of the presence Of caal ON these
lands to warrant him In spending consider
able money in Developing the prn,erty
Judging from Lnpsn's performance at Hin
ION his manners are no better than his
grammar Richmand Bispatnh
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For the largest and best assorted stock of
children's cloaks, call at Mosgroves, q
South Spring street. See their Astrakan
trimmed, all wool closks, from $500 to 81. 80
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To-DaJ's Bargains,
Peoples

store.
Ladies' cloth eloaks. sl.59
Lace curtains. 9se; carnice pole free
Ginness black silk. SIC.
Lace curtains, fl.25; eornice pole free.
Misses ready made Cashmere suits, 81 &c
Misses Hayelocks cloaks, $3.50,
Wide bed sheeting. 1884 cents.
Turkey Red stand covers, &c.
We sell you scarlet flannel worth 75c for
soc yard, to be had only at Peoples Store
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
OF every description, at pri-
ces before unheard of in Los
Angeles.

We take this occasion to
return our sincere thanks to
our regular customers and
the public for their generous
support and kind apprecia-
ton of our efforts TO supply
their wants. We engage
that i'm the future we shall
leave nothing undone to
merit a continuance OF your
patronage, and retain our
reputation of being the most
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Something ENTIRELY New.

ON Wednesday, Oct. nd the new Bakery,
Ice Cream and Coffee Parlors of J. Roster,
In the new Hollenbeck Block, will be thrown
open to the public, with elegant furniture
and equipments, and a magnificent stock of
the latest novelties and fine assortment of
cakes and CONNECTIONS. The public are cor
daily invited to call and see Tor themselves
Having secured the services of one of the
best bakers and pastry men on the coast he
Is prepared to furnish the best stock in
the city and can serve weddings or parties
on the shortest notice on reasonsb le terms
His ice cream, coffee. tea and chocolate, will
be the best in the city oc2l-2t
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All wool Jersey waists, in black. garnet,
navy, mode, slate, green and seal brown. for
N.oO each, at MosgrOve's, .2l South Spring
street
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Recorded.

The following instruments were filed IN
the Recorders Office yesterday. Deeds Is.
mortgages, 9; releases, ?; miscellaneous
papers, 8; marriage licenses, l.
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blankets and Finnne,s

B. +. Coulter is authority on prices and
his qualities cannot be surpassed No cot.
ton; no shoddy; no goats hair in the Los
Angeles mills goods. Don't be deceived
236 and 25s North Main street