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THE SAFE BLOWERS
still Getting IN Their Work With Reg.

SIM Getting tn Their Work With Rcr,
y nlhiiiy In tho CITY.
The safe burglars are like the poor whom,
{"sfe have always with yon.n On Saturday
nigh! they visited Mckinley & McCormick's
saloon, p'but did not secure nm antrarce
Their next visit YVES more successful, bnt
hot much better rewarded Jz IL, : :, -
81 Some time Sunday night or yesterdcv
morning they broke into the bushes houso n
r. K. Giiten & Co., deaitrs in farming utensils
and mRchiues, situated on Main street ;nsl
above Sixteenth, and blew tho SAFE Oman.
They Inst endeayo'ed to psy open rear
door buta heavy iron bar prevented Ibis. "A
window was then torn out, the cas In the
ctlice lit, md hole bored In tie saie door
and the entire door blown off, The thieves
secured 81 Is In coin and s. in postage stamps
The yta.s balance sheet OF the conlpnuy the
thieves carefully folded up and stu / in 4
erevlce Oh the Scattered door. Mrs Reid who
lives next door heard the explosion,
Z The hrm has bcea expecting for months
past that eventually the burglala would nav
their place a visit, and have, ever since ops9.
ations were commenced ! In that neichf1or.
hood, removed the money at night, IL there
was q large amount, anu left tho safe un.
locked. :; Saturday NIGHT, however. tLe 81 10
was unthinkipgly locked. Tho burglars were
evidently Wheelingites, The private watch.
man on the beat heard nothing of the rapr
This burglary makes the third that has taken
place IN that immediate vicinity within a
year. & ~. IS d = y - 49, : "a -
& The SAFE Of AiessIs. Gltiiu & Co. was Hall
IRE proof eate. and was not a burglar proof
safe, nor was it cold as burglar proof. beinr
made as q safeguard against IRE alone. -
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s 0recnbnck Labor Organizers.

8. Fl. PETROL, editor Of the Sac Standard
as chairman Of the State Executive Commit
tee. OF the National Labor party has appoint.
ed, rs he was instructed to do by the Confer
ence recently held In lParkersburg, J. II.
Bqrtt, OF Wheeling, Chairman Of ihe Com.
mittee on Organization Of the FRS. Congress.
Bional District; Hon. John Farrin, Of Mar.
t!nsburg, for the Second Col gressional Dis.
trict; Hon. All. ". Burnett, Of Charleston,
for the Third, aud Writ R. Neale, Of Parkers::
\ prg, for the Fourth Dittrict, ~ ssy:.:
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X. OF I. En,er,aintncnt fn Renwood.

Evening Star lodge X OF P. at Denwood,
last evening entertained It's members, and
friends from sister lodges Ia this city II
very delightful aud hCspl,ablo manner nj
Its pleasant lodge room In Denwood. There
was apnbllc installation OF officers followed
by Il supper, short speeches., music and
geaclal good time. Evening Star lodge Is
comprised OF gentlemen who neyer do things
by knlyes, aud last nights entertainment
was no exception. Everything was nicely
arranged and passed OF, without q hitch:
Tdose from THIS city who attended were de.
lighted With Entertainment they received. "a
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For Rant-Dwellin2s-H. Forbes.
Stockholders' Meeting Belmont Nail
Company.
Stockholders Mecting-Benwood Iron
Works. a-5.
Rough and Ready Library.
] Coca Reading for Cold Weather.
,ossSers-Advance in Ptics-W. o. Nc.
rCluskey.
Y 0pern House-Mics Josephine Kelley.
q The Singers Welcome.
q Weather etsip-ltirk's Art Store.
Artistic Pottery and Fancy Goods-1. G.
Dillon.
{. Special Sale Of Ca.pets-G. Mendel 4 O..
DR.. John L. smith-Third page
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HAILnOAD AUrIy;rY
Alops the 81onOngaheia River-Surye
.I luz CorDy Knclus for AIynntuvc.

AlOnE the S1OnOngnheia Riyer-Suryey.
lug Corps Knclns for Advantages.
Thore Is at present the greatest railroad
activity along The Monongsbela' river from
Fairmont to Morganiown, and beyond. For
thu past week the directors Of tho West Viz.
giuia 4 Pennsylvania road have been in al.
most continual session. Fairnont has been
full Of railroad men. No lesl than one huu n.
drel men are now Of work between Fair.
mont and the State line, some soliciting til Q
rights Of way, others surveying No less
than four surveying parties are ut wo.k.
Tho Wsgt vissinia & Pennsylvania roaa, the
Baltimore 4 Ohio road, and the Psnnsylye.
mia Company have corps out aud tho mem.
bsrs OF the fourth corps say that they ''are
paid 10 keep. their mouths shut and work
like h-l.n The directors Of the West Viz.
ginia 4 Pennsylvania road have adoptotl The
route as surveyed and located By the Pam.
sylTania Company from the State line m 10
Morgantown.r Every thing lool1l like a "a "a
between the two rosds. Each one, of eourss
Is after the best route, hence the hgsts
that they are making. v Both roads cannot
be eSStly constructed on tie same side OF tho
river, and one side is believed 10 bs far me
preferable than the ether. The impression
still Is that the Baltimore l. Oaio Is the now.
er behind the F., NJ. C p. road. '7R 80
The FAirmout West lfryinian sums up TIM
situation as follows: "We nre glad 10 state
that e very decided change has taken p,acs
since our last iasue. Then. the prospects,
looked gloomy ior. the Yves. Virginia e. Penn
sylYania Company. Now they ara. rs prom.
Using az could be desired Clarksbure ana
Fairmont are as active as they can well be.
and Mosgantown. Is not idle. !, President
Lowndes, COL Ben. Wilson, Hon. John L.
Ruhl and others. Of the, first named point.
were here the most OF last week, as was slsn
Hon. George O.. Stursiss, OF Mo.gantown.
These gentlemen are throwing all their ener.
giles into the good wors, and are receiving the
hearty cooperation iof Directors Sands
Hartley, Fleming, Helnick and others Of
this place and vicinity. Z, -
We will add that there Is ramor al ,at
that Vanderbilt will soon begin survey up
the Monongshels. We give this fos what It
% worth. There is plenty Of room. however,
for three roads, aud Mr.. Vanderbilt will, be-
welcomed by cur people II hs
should extend his line through this section u i.
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WAsulSaTos. D. O.. January s. l:so a..
A-For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
snow, followed In the western portion BY
clearing weather, northerly winds, slight
iall In temperature in the southern portion,
slight rise in northern. falling barometer In
northern portion, sliGhtrisa In southern pol-
: Lower Lakes, partly cloudy weather, local
SHOWS, essterly winds, falling barometer and
zising Temperature.
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Something Useful mud Valuable In Many

!; We to-day received from J. H. Zsilin &
Co., the prop,ietors OF Simmons Liver Rer.
ulator and 'Dsrby's Peophylastiol Fluid, 4
ct companion useful for, every body, man
woman and child, and wo hops all our read.
era will got q copytas they will fed 1t ,yaiua.
bic IN many Way. They mail 1t to any one
ssndiagt them thsil address, ;s 4,
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The following shows the range Of the ther
mome.er. as observed at echnepi'sdrug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
sf.t 1881 ~ w. 1881 f..
IAN. I'm. 8 r.a.7rMl7A. N.3p.v7p.y
% Us 50 81 A. 10 is 10
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HALE'e Honey Of Horcbound and Tar over.
powers the mos. troublesome cough. va.
Pixies Toothachc Drops cure in one
minute. 90 " ,s 49, : =
GLEsNs Sulphur Soap cures skin fiises 500
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RAILROAD Tickets Cheap to Wash,
ington, Baltimore, New YorE, Chicago
Kansas City, Omnlln, aud all principa
2 points, at
FRAMES TICKET AGENCY,
i6 Twelfth Street,
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REMNANTS.

n We have quite Il number OF Remnants
OF EmbrOiderics which vic offer at one.
half their values.
A, +, RICE & co.
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EMBROlDERIES,


To-day We open new line Of Embroi,l.
cries at ustonishingly low prices.
4, y I. - >.r5-.s A. l.. RICE & co.
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sTecRs-The market opened firm hut prices do.
clined RAN per cent, the latter Lake Ehoie
|Michigan Central, which closed atop on SainrIav
brought only IS I'd rss sacs Before To- ID Ocic M
batter fcelingprevailed sud p.ces were on nm nd.
vance. 1hs market continued strong I'LL o'cioct
when It was announced f:om Washington, thai n
| bftt had been Introduced IN the House reducing
freight rates on the ,Unio1 Pacific and. CentrnI
paciAcs0per cent below the loves. rates Of Deem,
bcr last. Union Pa, ilc was vigorously attsct nI
and declined from 75A 10 Tux. and Central Paei fc
sold iowa to 61S and the general list declined n
sympathy, and shortt interest largely Increased -
A sharp rally took place Viier It became known
that the 18th section Of the Charter OF the iinInn
and Central Pacific Companies prohibits Convress
In express terms from reducing the ,atcs nj fan az
these l0kds until the met Go rings on thu If raro,d
tfter deducting all expenditures Including repai.s
furnishing, ruunipg and managing The 60 me. shall
exceed l0pes cent. upon Tho cost otSai rood This
limit OF earnings hni never been reached, mi
Corgrc.1 has no power 10 reduce the lrerh. ,aics
or any way Interfere with them. Rcldins was m.
ayorably affected by MEASUREMENT that vanderbit
would oppose the declaration OF a dividend on tho
Central was cutting le al rales fom Dufr.io hi,
nothing definite wGs known. As CON ared with Sal
uriay's closing, Western upiou,. LouIsyjlie Il
Nashville X md LackGwanna " pe. Cent hiShc.
Union Pacific, Reading aud TEXTS Pacifr mn
changed. The remainder Of the list was X 10 pct
In specilltics Oregon Navigation declined a M,
cent. 70 10 on d reduction Of tho dividend frpm
AZ toe PER. cent; per quarter Oregon In, n,orn
meat Ie:e ) per cent 10 651 and reacted Ia al Al.
bapy & susqnehanna rose u per cent, 10 lad. ana
Memphis & Charleston III per cent. 10 a6x .sn Nav
York and Texas land grants sold up from i22E ia
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can See that. And tho railroads which now
bhve . com paet! by which they chsrga, and
receive exhorbitsnt tolls for carrying coke
them. What Is mora natural than ths. thew
should want 10 prevent such a catastrophe
The truth Is that tho Pewiky switch Is Pitts.
burgh road, and the Wheeling directors
play right into tho hands Of the Pittsburgh
men. - d'vtlIrJ lg1sFf ~ :, q.
."Now, oil The city hnu to.d do 10 get the com.
petition In freight transportation for want OF
which her mills are suffering, Is merely 10
give this new road permission TO come herr.
The. p electors do not propose to ask Wheel.
Ing 10 contribute q cent, They do ask fair
Held and square deal. Is there anything
unreasonable IN tbasYi F9t5 59n m ~
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1877 bid: Al the close 1855 was asked Colorado coil
declined u per cent 10 il5l and Eyansyille q
Ierre llAute per Gcnt. 10 bo. AN Official Q! ti!e
Northern Pacific said today the company had no
Idea OF making T. F.. oaics President Of tho COM
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THE DAILY MARKETS
lhc EIunucJnl World,

Nkw YORK, January 7.-Aoney market cas-
q. PER Cent; closed offered at per CEN
Prime mercantile paper saG,$ per cent. Sterling Ex
change bankers bills si.S.s4; demand 81 Ssah.
EnvrpSNeSTS-Eirm ercant for Az, r... 'fsNM
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Mash. & Chat. ...,.... 81
New jersey Central. w
\ Northern psclac..... 0h
do preferred. ny
Northwestern. ......."u!H
DO picfefred.........li5
New York Central mllSn
'IOhio Centfal.......... .
| Ohio & Mlsslsippi.- NI
do preferred, ....." W
Pacific MAll.......". vi
Pittsburgh ".........lS3'
ReAdlng................ BY
81. Il. n s. F-......". "
opyeietrcd~,....... y.
81 i'nul................... VIZ
\ dopreiened.....m.libN
Texas pacilic.....r... IVY
IURioa laciac-........ IN
United States Ex...." %
W.. VI. l.. 4 ,s..".. W.
4 loprefetred -".....' 0M
| HciIs, Fargo EI...~-lc5
4 Western Uniou........ 7DI
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bs. 30 TWELFTH STREET,
tle4.rrhas GlOthicr and Fnrutshor.
Qhe QnteiliqegltGss,


OiiIcc: Nos. 70 nnd - Fouricenth Si1csi
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EOR RENT-AT A MODERATE FIG.
- uRE-that colnmodious thck dwelling
house, No. 81 Thirteenth .t1ctt, Containing nins
foois, two halls, BATHROOM, wGsh.totre aud good
ee,!ars inquire on the prem !ses, or u h. Ii,
WILDE, No 1905 N sin street. e. zl., ! d(Sl :
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y: T: y 3. g. lHts, .-ll5L
Tu. Z. bonds, arst. ...-ii8 .
Up. Land Grauts...l0SI
Y. I. sinking fund...ll7G
1 Tex; Pac, land gr'ls., 4GE
10 Rio Gfande cfy,a 75
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FOR RENT-THE TWO STORE
- rooms with dwellings attached, Nos. 1910 and
1912 Market street. nGw occupied by Q. Knoke and
] a. y. SarsickleI. 7 he Biick dwelling, No. 1856
Main street, containing hix rooms. y Possession
given April LIST, 1851 Apply 10 HENRY K. LIST,
llOi Man street. 'n'7- " --, sal, = - - deli
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FARM
FOB Rent.

NOR RENT-sTORE ROOM WITH OR
- without Two rooms III rear o: S,o.c. No. 1854
SIAia h:'eet, corner Market alley. For further Ia.
formation fpquifc At 1886 Main btreet Gj ui
IIOR RENT-THE RESlDENOE,9 NO.
i. 100. co aer Of Twslha And byron streets.
here IN IL T. ons, no. and cold VA or and gss. Tor
further Particulars AID Terms spp!y on The prem.
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RAILROAD DoNps-Firm and higher,
hTATE sECuRITIEs-steady.
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TOLEDO, January Wheat casy;Eo, Cred ca,t
s. 0laal OK; january 81 or; February 81 6sL
Marsh 81 oSl: @ay 81 ooh Corn steady: No. cast
my !nnusry 55e; February b51zzc asked; May COO
May asAc. .Cioyessecd firm; prime cath and Jan
uIry So Us llhi February &C loM -r--.- -
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Mitchell Wsdde not appearing in response
to summons 10 protect Ills. interests in the
matter Of tho propossi location OF u road
through his property, the Board considered
$500 Just compensation for the right OF way,
A petition asking thst salafy be fixed for
the County Coroner was referred to the II.
nanca Comn,iupe NJ. .fr
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BRADFORD, January Petroleum st,oarer. M
runs were tencr.cd., Total shipments Saturday ant
sunday X 30 bags charters s4s tacis Clear
opened al 81 4k and cloled at 81 IL; hishcst nrci
81 1875, lowest slliE. h : s"e9' Ps ''
on CITY. "a, January 7-,ret,oleum opcned A,
q l4es, highest 81 lbes lowest 81 I4;S closed a,
aa II so s1 ~ E2e%o barrels elrarsnces Satur
NAY sueg ea,IGis' rnns beobs6 barrels; ship
TlTusylLLS. PA, January 7-onencd nj 4, ,,,<
lirhestsl IVA, loves, ST. liz; clotei at 81 liz
sn,pmenls S99!9 bai1e's: charters 87,l43 battcis
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CHICAGO, January 1.-The Drore,s, .yr,rno, va
ports; Live hoEs-Eeeetpts $500 head; make
steady: packing SIS l5eb G5: psckIng and shinninv
59a6 y light g 7oas 7o kxips S. aos5 co. az &C.
WeaK. Castte-Rece!ps ~ head; shipments 1Ot
weak; exports s. 1915 70; good to choce shippi.p
g 50a6 60; common 10 medium 81 C1aS rs. bhrcss
LReeolnne 2s9o head; shipments 1900 ho.a: mar
81 s0s3 IS CIT; MEDIUM 10 rood 81 2sai TN. cbotca
toextra 81 6oa5 rs. The Dro,er's Journal Liyerpool
cables reports l2c advance on cattle; bpSt s;eers #.
per pound dressed: sheep 1Sc, D' "l'"' go
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81 "a
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"Colonol, think tho public does not un-
def.astima.o the yaluo Of the Ohio Riyer
road. J Eantod to talk with you mostly
about the pandirg proposition for terminal
tacilities.H a SIS rN.1r
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-09
The German Kaiser.

The Emperor's life is as regular as IN
old-fashionod cight.day clock in n New
England farmhouse. lie rises early and
dresses at once, always in his military
undress uniform; dressing gown and slip
pers are unknown to this warrior SOY
ereign, excepting only for the Tow mo
ments Immediately after leaving his bed.
After his toilet the Emperor takes q
breakfast of white rolls and batter and
n cup of tea or cocoa. Then the days
work begins by reading the letters. to
most Of which Wilhelm adds marginal
remarks with pencil regarding the All
swers to be made TO them. 1t is easy
to understand that a great many re-
quests are in these letters from
all classes of people and that the
monarch is asked for help aud sup
port in the most pressing and varying
matters. All the details Of the imperial
household are controlled by the Emperor,
their instructions almost every day from
his Majesty. Economy is practiced, but
OF course royal style is observed in all
things. Whenever great State festivities
are to be held, or royal guests are to be
received, the Emperor gives personal
instructions about the lodgings OF his
august visitors, while the Empress her.
self inspects the rooms held in readiness,
to see that the linen. etc, is all right
md in place before the guests arrival.
She is very fond, too. of looking through
all the cupboards and closets to see that
the chinnware, table and bed linen, and
NIL such articles, are properly taken care
of by the servants. Boston letter in
Philadelphia Press.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-09
Tucson "star" Items.

A party of a dozen Mormons, direct
from Utah, arrived in Phoenix with their
teams last Thursday and will settle in
Maricopa county.
Twenty-Five thousand mining claims
have been recorded in Yavapai county
since its first settlement. Many Of them.
however, have been re-looations.
Teams are hauling ore TO tho 70 mill.
which will start mp in few days Re-
pairs are still going on at the mill under
the supervision Of Messrs. Blake x Ken
ney.
w. H. Jones, superintendent of the
Lynx Creek It's dfanic Works reports
the prospects excellent for sufficient wa
ter for placer mining during the next
two months.
j. c.. Miller, under whose supervision
the Esperanza mill in the Orc Blanco
district was built, has been engaged to
20 to the Gunsight, and will leave for
that camp in the morning.
The Copperosity groupe Of mines are
looking excellent. Large quantities Of
high grade ore are now on the dumps
awaiting the two thirty.two furnaces
soon to be erected ut the mines.
The new strike on the Poorman
claim In the Ray copper group, consists
Of red oxide and native copper. The pay.
streak has been uncovered width of
eight feet, and continues TO improve as
depth is attained.
Mr.. s. T.. Walker has discovered and
ated,about two miles from Walkers
Peak, IL miles below Florence, what
promises to be valuable mining claim.
The ore assays SIS per ton in silver aud
% per cent copper.
The new air compressor ordered by
the Silver King Company has arrived at
Casa Grande. II Is a large one, one
single piece Of the machinery weighing
1000 pounds. The company are equip
ping their mine in good style.
John l.. Taylor has nearly finished
the assessment work on the Silver Flake
mine, near the Silver Belt. in which Aud
Williams and Abe Prather are also ia-
terested. The mine is looking excellent.
ly and gives promise OF being rich
bonanza.
The Nekol mine, owned by the Walk
or Brothers, five miles from tho Copper.
osity, Is a veritable banana. la the
last six weeks 100 tons Of $500 ore has
been extracted and shipped; also so
tons of second class left on the dumps
that will mill 500 to the ton.
1t Is roparted on good authority that
body of ore has been struck IN the
Total Wreck that exceeds in size and
rishness any previously found. Thirty
men are employed under the superin-
tendance of Mr.. John Doughariy. The
prospects Of the mine are believed to be
greater than ever before.
The Pinal Consolidated has already
turned out considerably over two million
pounds Of lead and silver bullion, aud
yet are not prospected to depth OF over
200 feet. The vein is still strong. well
defined, and contains good milling ore,
and should no more smelling ore bo
found the property is good milling
property.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-09
Color-Blind In Ten Days.

After walking up and down several
times past Gratiot.avenue clothing
dealers yesterday stranger halted and
said to the man at the door;
"Do you remember me, SIR"
"Not shust exactly, my frendt. Who
vhas you?'
"I'm the man who paid you S2S for a
suit OF bottle.green clothes last October.
aud inside OF week the moths ate them
upi'
"You doan' say so !"
"You bet do and I'm here to get sat
isfGc ;ionv'
"My frendt, you make dreadful mis-
take. All der moths in dis store yhas in
der sky.blue suits for Sli. Ii dot man on
der next block keeps his in der pottlc-
green suits for S2S, dot vhas all right.
No two men do peesness alike. Only if
you 20 up dere | wish you to tell him for
me, pefore you punch his head, dot ii he
keeps his moths in der pottle-green suits
he vhill soon haf to shut up shop. Der
shade makes eafery insect color-blindin
ten days. ."-Detr0H Free Press.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-09
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
REroRTED BY GILLETTE, GIBSON 4 WOOD,
EXAMINERS OF TITLES.
CoNyEYANCEs- MAY :. 1854.


IN and Mary c Wren to q aud Auguste
Reiehmann-rart of lots 3, u and :, Auahenn ox.
tension; si750.
s D Clsweli to II q Wiley Und 3 OF Touslcy
oil claim; 81.
J W Snow ct al to Chandler oil Mining CON
sec I, T3S. Il gw: 81.
NJ Bower 1T al to same co-NWl os same see;
81.
A Chandler and NJ Bower to same Co o. T. Of
W sec o, TBS ROW; ST.
Chandler ct al TO same Co.'S 1 of NE | and
N OF Sc same sec; 81.
Bower ct al to same Co-sW I! sec 4, 7 3 s,
ROW; 81.
} @ Bower and O IIotchkiss to same Co-secs
4 and 8, T 3 $, CIV; 81.
B Chandler To same Co-Scc 4 and sec 3, less
! Of Sc / and lots l and >, T3S, ROW; 81.
PR Il Co and u % Mills and q l. Lansing TO
Chandler and q Chaffey-s NJ Sc sec o. 7 3
=, Egw; 500.
N Il la Fetra to IN La Fetra-sE sec %,
IN, Il 10 "; $1,000
Same TO same-water rights, etc, on socs "a
and 20, 7 n, K W; 81.
7 Nelson and II Hitler 10 Howard Lot in
blk !, san Pedro; S2I5.
" g Smith ct al u Bl OF Supervisor of I. A
Co-Land for road in los Netos Tp
Mary NJ shaw 10 I W Rank Lot 7, Shaw tract;
$3.50.
G II Rice to L l. shaffer Lot 30. Watts subd
Of part OF San Rafael; S9n3!
Weld 70 Catherine Il ach-Lot 3, blk 3.
South Santa Monica; $50
Mrs J Ward to Amanda White -N1 OF NE
1 Of Sc ! sec 30, T 5, 10 W; s2J0).
& Mansur and W Wilcox, assisaees Of u +
Seibert, insOlvcnt, TO j Colby-E 40 II OF lot
mud T. liO # Of ) 90 II of lot :, blk u, Hickey,
Crane q Andrews add To Santa Ana; S,i3s 66.
Brown to ID lsridenstne lots II and -,
blk u, Brown Adams subd on T. lico Vt; $3.50.
u Chapplain to |, +. BELL and j Haskell
Mining claims In Arizona, $3.50
L a Co Bank TO . Dunkelberger-3 acres S
side Q ST. $1,000.
be Pollard to Isabella G Oakley-N 2Ol acres
Of SE ! Of SW sec ?, T / S, II 10 W; slO2j
+ NJ Hoist to u Ellsworth4 acres in or near
sec 30, 7 5, X IL W: s %.
Il l. Clark to q W Ellsvorth--Lot II, S part Of
Carr tract; $3.50.
J Bixby to Florence A Durham Lot 3, blk 2,
Sabiehi tract; 500
WP Gardiner TO Howes-Lots 20 and "a
Dana tract; 5000.
Blanche 4 Clinton and Emma NJ Phillip to
South Side Irrigation Co-Right of way for sewer
ever lands OF Jefferson st and L OF San Pedro
IT.
J Entwistle ct al TO same Co-Right Of way for
sever over lands Of city.
Mrs u r Wood 10 same Co-Right OF way for
sewer over land side jefferson st