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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

That is diily bringing JOY to the homes of
thousands by saving many Of their dear
ones from an early grave. Truly DR.. King 5
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Loss
Of voice, Tickling in the Throat Pain in the
Side and Chest, or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs, positive cure. Guaranteed.
Trial Bottles free Mt &. +. iIeinzemtn's Drug
4 gtzta &
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The Nashville students.

It is aptly said of this troupe that several
Of the more difficult solos are rendered with
great ability, but il is In the rendition OF
original plantation melodies, camp meet
ing" choruses, etc, that these colorcd min
strels excel. The Instrumental accompani-
ments are admirably executed, and alto
gether the Students give performance at
once enjoyable in Its diversity and pleasing
in Its primitive originality. The company
appear at the Grand Opera House on Satur
day afternoon and evening next, when they
will undoubtedly be greeted by a large
house Reserved seats now on sale at the
Opera uOugp
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somc,n,nr Abou, the sewers.

The dirt and bOulders taken out of the
excavation for the completed Los Angeles
street sewer, to make room for the cement
pipe, has all been taken to grade Seventh
street east Of Alameda, by order Of the
authorities. A few small piles remain, but
do not 0bstruct the street The main sewage
now runs from Sonora street ~ the city
limits The branch sewer on Commercial
street Is made Of wood, and distributes
much OF the sewage into the cellars Of mer-
chants This should be changed to a con.
crete pipe similar to the other sew
ers. The San Pedro street brick sewer
is covered with thick planks, and is much
better than a wooden box sewer. The Ala
media street sewer which was to haneBro
gressed northward from Commerclarstreet
when the main sewer on Los Angeles street
wascompleted last week, Is still In abeyance
and no arrangements have been commenced
TO connect the east and west streets with the
sewer, as ordered. This Is a very necessary
thing for health, yet nothing Is done, and
the old ccsspools remain, nuisance whici
could not exist by connection with th'
sewer In the streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
rrefarr.a snrrIal..

Since the hood all the people are using Ia,
Elite Boquei perfume.
Try Iankershim 4 Cos new process roller
h0nr.
Gerster aud Patti are creating a iurore. 81
Is the Elite Boquet.
Look out for the grand opening Of holiday
goods soon 10 take place at McD0nelfs drug
store, Rose block.
A glorious glow the glands viii gladden.,
aud glib tongue glide with glee,
Though solemn thoughts your senses sad
dem II you sip EOIA TEA.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Pnsscprers sou,b and Enst.

MERGED, Nov. 5,-Following Is II list of the
south.bound passengers passing here this
evening
DE Plank, + II Iurtin Miss Hasten, J G
Holmes + johnson, San Francisco A II
Garnman, Boston. W IL Spencer, Chicago;
VIM Wallis and wife, Milwaukee Wis; VIM
Hanan and wife, Reno New; G Ellin and
wife, Bven, Los Angeles; + Gondee, Port
land, Ogn Mrs Nelson, Kan; Miss Rice
Oakland 4 ReacOn, In.
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Lang SociaICIub.

This club was formed Mt Lang's Station,
S. Z. Il, H., Cal, on Nov. list, 1854, with a
membership of twenty-five at the first meet
ing, with the books open for further enroll
ment. A full set of bylaws and regulations
with order OF business has been adopted
Many ladies of high respectability have en-
rolled their names and take great interest in
making n grand success of the movement as
its objects are of high order, such as tenn
perance, Improvement of the mind and the
cemcuting Of mutual and lasting friendship.
The programme during the session will be
principally declamations debates on ques-
tioEs Of general interest, and intermiXed
with plays and dialogues. No doubt on
next Friday night there will be at least fifty
members enrolled.
Meetings weekly on Friday evenings, at
Sulphur SpriugS Hotel
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Steamer Passengers.

The Orizaba sailed yesterday with the fol
lowing passengers for Los Angeles; Mrs kel.
Ter, + NJ Cohn and wife, Miss u Killing, A }
Hawley and.wife, | Deutch and wife,
Normen, Rev ] S Cummings, Miss Bennett,
ii Il Huntingdon Mrs NJ J Russell, Miss G
Holtstander, ID Greminger, Miss Parkinson,
A J Layman, 2 Hughes, and wife, q Cohn.
San Diego-Mrs A NJ Camplon, 4 Green
and wife, e Eubanks, Mrs Hughes and
daughter, IL Nichols II Widdle, II J. Suer,
II 4 Macklin and wife, Miss Macklin, Chas
Macklin, l X Hall, W Madden, CLARK, III
Hall
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Passengers Due From the East
To-Day.

The following is the list of passengers
from the East, via the Southern route, to ar
rive In Los Angeles at 12;2O P. NJ, to-day,
specially telegraphed to the HERALD from
Casa Grande, Arizona:
Miss Cummings, Troy, n Y; Mr. and Mrs 7
Fitzpatrick, Texas; Mr. Corning, Troy n Y;
Mrs Duchess, Pennsylvania; Mr. T. Hurl-
but, Chicago; Mrs Hurlbut, do; Miss Hurl
but, do; Mrs O J Atkinson, Miss
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
HOUSES AND LOTS.

$3.50 buys nice 4-room house, harl I'm
ished, with nice porch, close to horse cars.
$1,000 buys a new house of rooms on
Flower street.
$1,000 buys q very good house of rooms
and bath, with very nice grounds.
$500 buys very fine place on Pearl street.
s22O0 buys new house of rooms and
bath; very fine place on Boyle flights.
$500 buys two and one-half acres on horse
car track, with good house of rooms, I5O
trees flowers and shrubs, etc.
We have vacant lots and house and lots
all over the city at all prices, varying from
5000 to 5000. Parties wishing to buy will do
well to look at our property.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
HOucer Eisll.

charleston (s. c. News, october Il.
Some sailors caught curious fish in the
harbOr yesterday. II is said that nothing
like II has ever been seen here before. II Is
foot long, mas a head like frog It's body
being IKE that OF any other fish, except that
instead of the fore hns there are two large
wings 8 inches long and inches across
The wings are speckled like those Of a whit,-
poor-will, and are formed Of very thin
transparent film instead Of feather
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Our Gigantic ig-ccut Sale.
Two and one hall yards OF vide bed sheet
ing, age, Peoples Store.
Photograph albums, all Sizes i9c, People,
Store.
Ladies' straw hats 49c, millinery depart
ment, Peoples Store.
Children's plush hats, two for isc, People''
Store.
Children's fine grade curocOl kid shoes
side lnce, igc, Peoples Store.
Infants kid ankle ties, two pair for i9c
Peoples Store.
Gents buckskin gloves, 4sc, Peoples
Store.
Boys buckskin gloves two pair for i9c
Peoples Store.
Ladies' 2Otnck night gowns, i9c, Peoples
Store.
4 lace curtain Ace, with each pair cor
nice pole free, Peoples Store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Hoard Of Supervisors.

WEDNESDAY, Nov 3, 1884.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present full Board and the Clerk,
The matter of new road in FL Monte was
referred to Supervisor Reichard.
In the matter of the AZusa and FL Monte
road Supervisor was granted further time to
report
The matter of the Ell Monte road was then
referred back to the petitioners for bond. -
Adjourned to to-day
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
LANcAsrEE
Blaine i6, CleYeland 12 Butler J, Marx
ham H. Del Vale II. Total vote cast, %

Cleveland, 81; Blaine, 10; Del Vale. y.
Markham, is; smith, a. BrOusseau, u
Cheney, Is. Brunson, ~, Bafham, ~. cara,
n Potts. -; DunsmOor, 3i bepulyeda, -
Hammond. ~; Broaded 81 Gephard 20;
Cnfier, 10, Fisher, -; Mcfarland, 80: Me
curdy, ~. Rixton. - Wright 20; Banbary'
10. Kinney, as. IIinds, 10, Nudge, H.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Whining LOca.tinn.

f. NJ Curl has filed claim to the following
ground for placer mining purposes rwen
ty acres, to be known rs the Engineer
Claim, " located ON the east OF the Cinderella
Mining Company and on the west of the
''Dawning Light" and Pilgrim star Cnmpl
ny; said land is situated in the san Fcrnan
do Mining district, of Los Angeles county
California
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IcYnc,s Snccinliicn.

"Big Store" with the Little Font" II
| Jevne's, ~ and 10 n. Spring.
Queen olives in bulk at Jevnc's
For teas that for purity strength, llyo
and moderate price elnnnt he excelled, g
to II. Jeyne, - and ID n. Spring street.
Elaine" OIL non explosive, lor sale by II
Jevne.
New rlsins at Jevne's.
twenty-five sacks OF the finest Java evcl
grown was received direct by II. Jevne thi'
week, He rolsts it three times week.
4 full line of new crop teas at Jevne's, ~
and 40 y. Spring.
Dupee hams and bacon, only eleven days
In transit, ut H. Jevne's, 81 aud ~ n. Spring
Pctaluml cream cheese at H. Jevne's.
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Lie savinr present.

saved his life by simple trial bottle Of Dr
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
which caused him 20 procure large bottle
that completely cured him, when doctors
change Of climate and everything else ha,
failed. Asthma, Bronchitis, HIoarseness
Severe Coughs and all Throat and Lunl
diseases, II Is guaranteed to cure. Tria
Bottles free at c. Y. IIelnzeman'sD Drug Store
Large size 81
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
ANAIfFIN

Markham, lis; Smith, 173 Broussean llJ;
Cheney, 122; Brunson, li5; Barham ISL;
Gard, W; Potts, li9; Dunsmo0r, IA; Sepul-
veda, III; Montana, llS Miles, Isl, Ward,
l09; Levy, 1888; Hammond, l56: Brown, liti
Holton Ill, Broaded, l72; Gephard, l2l
Cutler, l67; Fisher, I2G, Nidefu, lil; Me
Farland, lis Ruxton, li}; Wright, $50;
Martin, 1i2; Edwards. l2i; Mcpherson, l2s;
Ross, 1888.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following licenses TO wed were issued
yesterday: Jacob Booshard to Marie Rich
lelner W X. Williams to Esther NJ. Davis
W. W Taylor to Emma A. Hudson.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
HIne .um Hnrr.t..

Al the planting Of blue guma f0f tHcIf
prospective value for fuel or timber con
ilnnes, 1t viii be well TO place on record q
careful and complete report OF the we'll
Gen James stratt0n. and those who sue
ceeded him Ia the possession Of the prop
erty. The figures have been prepared for
Us by Isaac Collins. of Haywards, who Is
well known for his caution and his desire to
present facts accurately
The plantation was 70 acres in extent, and
vas popularly known as " STATIONS Blue
Gum Grove" the location was near Hay
wards, in Alameda county, and the trees
we're set In the winter Of is69-70 The fol
lowing Is n complete statement Of the re-
ceipts from the enterprise;
Trimmings out uu to ISIS. ~ cords
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Total receipts

Total receipts -..4.-....-.+t...- ts,o9l
The land was entirely cleared In 1880, and
devoted 70 other purposes. SO the time occn-
pied in the experiment was ten years, and
ts,Ggl represents the net receipts from 70
acres Of land given for 10 years TO blue gum
growing
II would be Interesting to have the debit
side OF the account figured with the Interest
on the valuation, the cost OF planting, the
cost of getting the wood Into marketable
shape, ETC.: but that must be left for the
mathematical head OF any Interested person.
as we have not the data. We believe that
the place for such ventures Is where land Is
low In valuation, and especial attention
situation to frosts and heavy winds, for the
blue gum does not take kindly 10 these
agencies. We shall be glad to have the ex-
perlcnce of all our readers In forestry ven
lures with all sorts Of trees In all sorts OF sit
uations.-RHrdi Press.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
water Locations.

James 2. Ward yesterday filed a claim to
water flowing near the west and also the
east lines OF the southeast "a Of Section ?,
Township j $. Range u w, ). b. NJ, to the
amOut Of - miners inches. $ lid water to
be used for Irritating purposes
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

over indulgence in eating and drinking
is generally followed by headaches, dull
ness, langOur aud other dlsagreeqhle senss-
tions. Anyone finding himself In that I'M
fortunate state will obtain relief most rcadi'
ly by taking Syrup OF Figs. c. +, Heinze
man IS agent for Los Angeles.
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ost,,eres, 20 Everybody,

Housckeepers, ranchers, hotels, lodging.
houses and campers, you can buy. your
blankets cheaper than ever at Coulter's new
store, corner Spring and Second streets; 1000
pairs, all pure wool; guarantee goes with
each pair. Don't forget this when you buy
blankets. See IL they will stand the acid
test; cotton and shoddy will not,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Ayers Cherry Pectoral wonderfully in
oreases the power and ilexibility of the
voice, enabling public speakers to speak
clearly and without fatigue. II people who
are troubled with colds would take Ayers
Cherry pectoral before going to church or
places of entertainment, they would avoid
coughing, greatly to the comfort of both
the hearer and speaker.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Big Dinners.

At the New York Bazaar, So North sprnl
street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
EtrcoFfted,

The following instruments were filed in
the County Recorder Office yesterday:
Thirteen deeds, five mortgages, five releases
OF mortgage six miscellaneous plpers and
four marriage license.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Cleveland sS. Blaine 81 Del valle Ss, Mark
ham 70; Hcathman -, Hazard 50, Smith lOi
Brousseau ". Cheney 76, BrunsOn 10; Bar
ham 92, Gard n; Potts 81, Dunsmnor 80; Sc
pulveda %, Montana IS; Miles ~, ward -;
Levy 80, Hammond 81; Brown 80, Holton 80;
Bronded ", Gephard Is; Cutler ", Fisher
50; Ruxton 81 Wright 81; Morgan 50, Austin
So; Ling G6 Ranney SS, StOermer 81, Cline
81 Moran az Macy 6b
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
EncI.

Don't fail to visit b. +. Coulter's great re-
duction sale 900 pairs Of beautiful, all
wool, white bed blankets to be sold at mill
prices. We believe that we can safely say
that the Los Angeles woolen Mills blankets
and fannels are made Of better wool and
are Of finer finish than any others found on
this coast. No cotton or shoddy mixture, but
all wool Of the very best quality, and that
one pair Of these blankets are worth two
pair sold elsewhere for all wool but mixed
with cotton BE sure you attend this sale.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
SHINING <rxys

The British bark Cnrlelit, Captain owen,
arrived at San Pedro yesterday from New
castle New South Wales The Cordelta
brings q cargo Of coal and will load wheat
here for Europe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
sIxru pnrcINcr, rAn As COUNTED.

Blaine i7s, Cleveland 33j; Markham 400,
Del Vale 3i9; Heathman SJl, Hazard b02
Judge Smith 399, Hrosseau 1858; Cheney AS,
da 800, Montana as; Miles 37l, Ward ijS i;
Levy 326, Hammond 502; Brown 3i7, Ilolton
40: Broaded 393, Gephard ias; Cutler Sa3
Fisher 5ll; Nadcau 800. Mcfarland 523; kux
ton 322, Wright 5l6, Day 3l5, Lindley i69;
Morgan 305 Austin h9S; Ling 100, l,anney
bi3; stocrmer 2gi; Griffin 3li; Penning Us
Cline i67.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
q uo,,,er C.rv,. snIvcv

WIN heal all Inflammation without pain to
the sufferer. II is soothing and cooling,
pleasant to the smell, does not draw Ike
other salves. For sale by G. +. Heinzeman,
sole agent. Price % cents
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

STYLES in fine dress goods, hosiery, gloves,
handkerchiefs, buttons, plushes, trimmings
and ladies' underwear at Coulter's at very
low figures, corner Spring and Second
streets Go and take a look, 1t will cost you
upthiup
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Churcn SocSnI.

Attention Is called to the Church Basket
Social, to be given by the ladies Of the
Third Presbyterian Church tomorrow even
ing, Nov 9th, which promises to be of the
most attractive and interesting character.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Gard, W: Potts, 1ig; Dunsmoor, lii; Sepul-
veda, III; Montana, lls Miles, Isl, Ward,
iO9; Levy, 1888; Hammond, 1876: brown, lici
Holton III; Broaded, l72; Gephard, IN;
Cutler, l67; Fisher, I2G, Nidefu, lil; Me
Farland, lis Ruxton, li}; Wright, $50;
Martin. Ii2; Edwards. l2i; McPherson, l2s;
Ross, 1888.
CAHuENGA.
Cleveland, 20; Blaine, 40; Del Vale, %;
Markham, IS: Smith, 20; Brunson, II; Bar
ham, u; Gard, 80; Potts, Is; Dunsmour, H.
COMPTON.
Cleveland IOG, Blaine lii, st John %;
Del Valle Il0, Markham 40, Gould ~; Smith
III, BrousseRu l06; Cheney 1877, BrunsOn l31
Blanchard ~, Cason n; Barham l03, Gard
40, Rogers a. Mackay Potts l01 Duns-
moor $50; Sepulveda lO7, Mantano lla, J. W.
Potts 80; Miles l07 Ward Ia, Case 25; Levy
gS, Hammond li3 Ashton ~; Brown lO2
IIOlton 1903, Palmer . Broaded l07, Gephard
lll, Compton 2S; Cutler 100, Fisher 1872.
Nadesu a, Mcfarland 22O; RnNtnn lO2,
Wright IA, Elliott -; Banbury lid, Kinney
lOli Kinds 75 Nudge $50, 1ibbetts L.
cIENEGA
Cleveland 46, blaine Sc; Del Vale a,
Markham 50, Gould IA; Smith 42, Brousscau
"a, Cheney 81, Brunsou 81; Barham II, Gard
s., Rogers lG; Potts l65, Dunsmoor ~; Sc
pulveda ~, Montana 50, J. ". Potts q; Miles
~, Ward 81; Levy ih, Hammond 81 Brown
40, IIolton 80, Palmer u; Broaded a, Gep
Mcfarland ~; Ruxton d. Wright - Ban
bury s. Kinney a; Kinds 10, Nudge Sc
DowNEY.
Blaine. "a; Cleveland, l5S; Butler, St.
John, Il Markham, 92; Del Vale lil.
FL MoNTE.
Cleveland li3, Blaino 81; Del Ncllc li3,
Markham ~: Smith 100, Hruus~etu lji,
Cheney Il, ErunsOn ~; Barham 10, Gard
W; Potts l5j, DunsmOor -; sepulvedn lai,
al. I q Al
Hammond 50; Brown Isl, llolton q;
Broaded lSJ, Gephird 81 Cutler 1j5 Fisher
-; Ntdesu i06, McFtrl1ud l32; RuXtOu | >.
| Wright =, BIuhury -, Kinney lf3
floGEScE.
Cleveland d2. Blaine ~. Del Vane ej.
Markham Il Smith 70, BrOsseau G6 Cheney
! ~, lirucsou ~, larhHm 66, Gard Il; Potts 81,
| Dunsmonr 81 SepnlvcdR 90, Montana II;
| Miles 67, Ward -; Levy 81, Hammond Is:
Brown 81, lloll9on 20; Broaded ID, GePhard
| %; Cutler e. Fisher -; Nadcau 5i, McFar-
land -; HuXton 90 Wright Il: Banbury ~.
| Kinney bii lltnds 30, Nudge 80
GAGDES GROVE,
Cleveland &c. Blaine rs. Del vallc aG.
Markham 33; Smith 81. BrouSscau n, che,
ney IS, Brunson 80; Barhnm -, Gard 81.
Potts 10, Dunsmoor 30; scpulveda 90 Mon
tano "a: Miles 37 Ward 3s Levy 3G, Ham.
mond 10; Brown 49, lIoltou 5si Broadcd 81,
tirpnnTd INt iutltI o. IlHlNi 'i1t NNlttl ~,
Mcfarland 30: Ruxton 30, Wright 3g Hind.
30, Nudge 80; Ross 30.
IANG's STATION.
Cleveland, 9; Blaine, 49, Del Vale, s
Markham, II; Barham, II Gard, II Palmer
! + Banbury, -; Kinney ..
LOS NIETOs.
Cleveland. l5s; Blaine, -; Del Nalle, 10
| Markham, i2g; smith, 1j9; Brosseau, l44
| Cheney, 3i Brunson, 50; Barham, 15l, Gard
/ ~; Potts ljl, DunsmoOr, 43; Sepulyeda, l39
| Montana Is; Miles, 1j9, Ward, 80; Levy
| 10; Hammond, 30; Brown, 159; Holton, 81
BrOided ljg: Gephard, 20; Cutler, l59
! Fisher, -; Sadeau, I59 Mcfarland, -; Rux
! ton, iJ9; Wright, 80, Kinds, III; Nudge, a
Martin, li9 Edwards, 20; Streshly, l59
J Ford, -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

hereby certify that the foregoing ordi-
nance was adopted by the Council of the
city OF Los Angeles at its meeting Of October
2sth, 1894.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City Of Los An
geles,
Approved this lst day of November, 1854.
II c. L. THOM, Mayor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Del Vallc 2ig; Smith 265, lirousseau 30,
Cheney Sl5, Brunson 31S Barham 80 Gard
S0s, Potts 30, Dunsmoor 35l Montana 3l5,
Sepulveda 2ij Miles 26i Ward 307; Levy 23l
nj Hammond $40; Brown 2ii, llolton 2gj;
Gephard 26s, Broaded 30i; Cutler 2ii Fisher
326; Nadeau 2os, Mcfarland 3S2; Wright 3ii.
Ruxton DOG; Ranncy 3j6, Ling lg6; Austin
$40, Morgan 2l3; Griffin 232, Pcnning 32l
Stocrmer Dos Cline SO
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
rhe McnfI,er.

The weather yesterday was most delight
ful. The temperature was III degrees al
the maximum, aud b3.i at the minimum
with neither wind nor clouds,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Tho ladies of the Third Presbyterian
Church, corner Pine and Hill Streets will
give Basket Social Thursday evening, No
Nnm her 9th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

SHILoH's VITAIIZER Is what you need
for Consti patton, Loss Of Appetite, Dizziness
and all symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price 80
aud - cents per bottle. Sold by J. &, Heinze-
man, ~ North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
stop Your COugI
Palm Garden.

By taking the Gum Tree (eucalyptuS) Cougl
Syrup. only for sale by c. 7. lleinzeman
druggist, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
I I III iii
IL IL IL ss n & E $f s esln II::: SI:::
persounI uep,,op.

Maximum Thermometer. I'll
Minimum Thermometer. b3.1.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
SMITH,

Smith VS.. l.. A, Immigration Association
Set for Nov. nth.
Estate of l.. b. Wheelock, deccased-M. z.
Cutler appointed administrator.
Estate of Mary Coyne-M. 7. Cntler ap-
pointed administrator.
Estate and guardianship of Henry q.
Glare, 1T nj MinOrs-Set for Nov. 18th.
Estate of Mary Chism, deceased-ThomAs
Simpson appointed administrator Bond
x3I0
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Fare 10 the worlds Fair.

T. II. Goodmin, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Of the Central and Southern
Pacific railroads, states: "fhe rate agreed
upon by the lines interested for excursion
tickets to New Orleans and return is $40.
Tickets will be placed on sale November
2Oth next, and must be used for the east.
ward trip within thirty days of sale, aud
Tor the return trip within sixty days OF the
slme date II Is possible that the time for
the return trip may be extended to ninety
days. Tickets will not be sold after April
80, 1855. Tickets will be on sale allowing
the holder to travel In either direction, via
Omaha or Kansas city, he paying, in uddl-
llOn to the $40, the local rate between
New Orleans and Omaha or Kansas city"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
palm, Garden.
Ct,urcb SocIaI.

Concert tonight by the Berlin Lady Or
chestra Continue seven days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
PICo HOUSE.
GRAND CENTRAL.
COURT REPORTS.
Court--Howard, +.

In re, james Bros, insolvents--lohn p
Farley appointed assignee. Bond $500.
Raymond aud Gluok, Petition
dismissed.
city vs. Waldron, ct al.-Defendants al
lowed 10 days to answer petitions.
u, Andreini vs.. His Creditors-Contlnued
to-day.
c. b. Plat, nsolyent-Continued to Fri
day, Nov. eth, when he Is required to appear
and testify under oath rs to his property.
+. Bermau, insolvent-Same order
Burton VS.. stevens. ct al.-DepOsitton
to be opened
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

hereby certify that the foregoing ordi-
nance was adopted by the Council Of the city
of Los Angeles at its meeting OF October 2sth
1884. W ". ROBINSON.
CLERK of the Council OF the City of Los An
geles.
Approved this LIST day of November. 1884.
1t G. T.. THOM, Mayor
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06

Spanish language. BY Prof A. Guyas,
Main street. dll-ly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
a NEW LODGING MOTEL.

Professor Cuyas has leased the second
| story OF the new Garnier Block, on the Plaza,
| with the Intention of opening a hrstcless
lodging house. Those de esirous Of engaging
/ desirable rooms should call at once on tn
L Professor, at No. "a BakerlBlock octl6tnoe
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-06
Bird Cages,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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ar NJ, in her office over Peoples Store,
POnet 4 Orr entrance. Admission free.
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