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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-19
FOREIGN.

Ii Fong Pao, the Chinese minister at
Paris, had conference with Ferry. He
disavowed any hostile intention Of China in
the affair at Langson, which he declared en-
tirely without 81 Hung Changes knowledge.
DR.. Koch reports thu cholera at Tou-
lon Asiatic from the extreme east. He
found the same microbes there as in Egypt
and India. He says the cholera will reach
Germany. 1t will go everywhere. Having
a center like Toulon, it must spread.
Sixteen deaths from cholera occurred
at Marseilles on the 7th, and twenty were
taken to the hospital. Nine deaths from the
same disease occurred at Toulon on the
night OF the 9Th.
1t is feared that the exodus from
Marseilles and Toulon will resultin spread
ing the cholera. The migration from Paris
to TIE seaside is unexampled. Foreign pas
sengers at London are now examined, and
any infectious c,ses will be taken to the
Gravesend hospital.
The number of deaths from cholera
has reached at ToUlon five and at Marseilles
four teen daily.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-19
ATTACKED BY UTES.
The indians Pounce Down Upon a CoIora-
do Cattle Camp.

Wilson, Carlisle and Johnson's cattle
camp, in the western palt of LaPlatte
county, near the Utah line, was attacked by
the Ute Inlians July Cd. Charles Cook and
AdoIph Lusk, employees of the cattle COM
pany, were badly wounded. Five Indians
were killed and number wounded :.
Eleven horses were killed by the Indians
and one hundred stolen.
The cowboys were driven off and their
camp outfit burned. The prov isions were
carried away by the Indians. Two of the
Wilson boys, s and 10 years old, rode
twenty-nine hours without food or rest ald
arrived at Durango in an exha listed condi-
ton.
Sixteen thousand head Of cattle are left at
the mercy of the Indians. Colonel Hall,
commandant at Fort Lewis, dispatched a
company OF cavalry to drive the Indians
back to the reservation. The Indians will
probably reach the reservation we'll sup
piled with horse and cattle before the SOL
diers get in reach of them.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-19
A Self-Slayers Sins.

The formal investigation of the af-
fairs of the late w. r. McGill, the railroad
president who suicided recently, discloses
a still more fraudulent paper. 1t is now
found that one note for 81, 600 had been re-
peated eight times; another is now known
to have several copies in existence, on all
of which MeGill obtained more. The estate
is estimated at $72, 200, and $12, 900 of per-
sonal property. The remainder mostly
railroad securities. The fraudulent papers
so far discovered amount to nearly $3.50, ZOO.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-19
POLITICAL.

At the great prohibition camp meet
ing at Decatur, ILL.,, the agitator, DR..
Boole, discussed the barbarism of liquor
legislation at considerable length before a
large crowd. He holds that no legislature
has constitutional authority to legislate on
the liquor traffic except to forever prohibit
it, and that all legislation is usurpation Of
political power, violation of the constltu-
ton, and barbarism.
Ordway, of Dakota, does not propose
to let any possible appointments slip into
Governor Plerce's hands. For the newly
created fifth and sixth Judicial districts he
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-19

lima, NJ. W. Ransom; Ohio, W. W. Arm
strong; Rhode Island, J. Z. Earn.by; Soutf
Carolina, Francis W. Dawson; Texas, O.
T. Holt; Vermont, Hon. B. Smaley; Vir.
ginia, John S. Barber; West Virginia, Lewis
Baker; Wisconsin, William f. villas! Ali.
IONA, W. X. Meade; District of Columbia,
William Dickson; Idaho, John Haley; Da.
kota, U. H. Day; Utah, j. B. Roseborough;
Montana, W. j. Mccormick; Washington
Territory, j. A. Kuhn; New Mexico, not
announced; Wyoming, NJ. E. Post.
The first ballot was then taken, resulting:
Cleveland 392, Bayard ITO, Thurman So,
Randall IS, Med onald 30; Carlisle 81; Hoad-
ly 3, Flower 2, Tilden /, Hendricks /
Adjourned ct ] 10 a. m.
FOURTH DAY.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE convention
was call ed TO orGer at II O'Clock and prayer
was offered by Rev. DIR. Clinton Locke, OF
Grace church, Chicago. He prayed that
the consultations of the body be for the
fun therfnce Of just and equal lsws, for the
presei Vation Of liberty, for the parchment
of wron g-doers and for the praise OF those
who do well; that every delegate should be
kept from being guided by his own
selfish gain, by his own pride of by his own
likings or dislikes. He prayed that in the
great and noble contest which was opening
before the American people there would be
a cessation from strife and an yer; that men s
eyes should not be blinded to that which is
ia and just; that all corruption, bribery
and illegal voting be kept far away, and
that after the election the whole people may
join in their support of the president.
The chairman said he hid received, among
other letters and kilograms from all parts
Of the county, one liom Mr.. Goodwin, of
Massachusetts,, with the presentation of a
gavel made up from woods and relics from
different pats of the world.
The convention then proceeded to the
second ballot. Great enthusiasm WIS mani
tested for ex-Gov. Hendricks duling the
balloting. Following is the final vote:
Cleveland es3, Eayard 81, Hendricks 20,
scattering TO- Nominations for a candi-
date for vice president being in order,
there were presented, by C:lifol mia, Gen.
w LII LIE l.ooOOiouo, ny NOiOlauO, JUS Il.
by Georgia, Gen. j. c. Black,
Of Illinois; by Ksrs-s, Gov. Click; by Penn
sylvsnia, ex-Gov. Hendl. cks. All the
names but the last were one by one With
drawn, Hendricks then receiving the entire
vote of the convention.
Resolutions of thanks were passed to the
temporary cbaii man, the permanent chair
man and TIE clerks and officers of the con-
Vention, also to the repol tolial corps ard
press Of the country for their accurate anu
impartial reports of the proceedings. The
chairman, on his own behalf, moved vote |
If thanks to the serge. nt-at-alms, M. |
Bright, Of Indiana. Adopted. Votes OF
hanks were also passed to the mayor OF The
lty, Carter Harrison, and The chief OF po-
ice, and to the citizens OF Chic-yo for their
lospit-lity. The convention then adjoui ned
inc die
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-19
WASHINGTON

The following nominations, made by
the president during the session just end
ed, were not confirmed: Postmaster
Charles Adams, Fort Worth, Tex; Seth
H. Craig, Wymore, Neb. H. Harden, Abb
lene, Tex; I. Fl. Hill, Crockett, Tex. !;
Commissioners for the District of Alask "a
John G.. Brady, Geo. p. Thrie and NJ. d.
Ball, all of Alaska. Indian Agents-John
Fly, Kinns Yankton, Dakota.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-19
That Husband of Mine.

A woman hastily entered Harlem
lager beer saloon and demanded of the
proprietor; "Has my husband been in
hereP" 81 don't know him. Is he a
tall manP" eyes" "Red headedP''
eyes, and red completed" "Full
beardP" eyes" Swear SLOUGH
hatP'' eyes" she was here not five
minutes ago. He came in, drank a
glass of lemonade and then walked
down the street." ''Drank whatP"
Lemonade. "Wrong mani" she
said, shooting herself out of the door.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-19

has appointed George P. Flannery, Of Bis
marck, and George A. Matthews, of Brook
ings, district attorneys. Matthews is a
member of the capital commission, and
Flanneiy is a sympathizer.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1884-07-19

Cold boiled ham may be served for
tea in this way: Crate it on a coarse
crater, line a platter with crisp lettuce
leaves, and heap the grated ham in the
center. .,
Over 300 disappointed men who emil
grated from Mississippi to Texas have
returned within eighteen months.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

spanish Language. ~ Rrei A. cngss. :
Main street ally
Dhnasns. Bitter. regulates The stomach.
Michel Levy a Col. Wholesale liquor dealers,
agents.
eHfL0H'B VlfAfIZER Ia what you need
'idr n,nAsIpa,iou. Loss q Appetite, pizznesa :,
aal all symptons q Dyspepsia Price oo
and IS cents per bottle. Sold BY J G. Heinae-
man. f2z North Main street
Hnahtts Russian Bath. iocatsd at No 5lt
M1iu street, opposite tbs pfco Hpuse Cen
tleinen and ladies' atteaded TO b. parsons q
their ewn stx.-
II you want = good appetite, drink Danii
ana biifefs Michel Lew 3 Co.. wholesaif
hquuf dealers, agents.
sLEEPLEss NIGHTS made miserable by
that terrible cough. shii1h's Care Il the
remedy for you. sola BY G. r. Hein1emsns
lQ2 North Main street.
All respectable dealers keep Dansiana Bii-
tiers. Michel Levy 4 Co, WHOLESALE liquor
Dealers agents
Eastern manipulated oysiefa for one dollar
per Gan, ~ h1bh.
The largest htock Of drugs, medicines, per
fnm4ries aud toilet articles In Southern Col.
fIornia. Il G. y HeiAzeman's
DsmiRna makes the Old, young and the
weak sffeng aud healthy. Michel Loyy d
60. " wholssale liquor dealers, agents.
fof Jane back side or chest, use Shiloh :
O. ". Heln1emnn. IA y. Main b.
1he old reliable s.ofs Of c. =. Heinzsman
II sill headquartersf0 TdFrgs and medicines.
10 has fall line al patent lnedielness sell
Ing them Ia erantities 10 suit at Eastern
pfiotas
positive euro for -Duiuiane
Hisers. Michel Levy Co.. Wholesale iiq-
nnr dealers. agents
THE REV. GRO. VI TIIkYER. Of bourbon,
Ind. says both inyseit aud wife owe our
lives to aAnOH'S c0NaUMPrtoN CURE =
sold BY @ y heinzeinan. iz2 \. Main street
California Oysters at Is conts plate ~
Bob Eckert'a hereafter.
The Maxionn remedy for diseases Of The
kidncY and bladder Il Damiana Bit,ers ~
levy 4 Co, wholesale rates. ianeiy
pitoflp WHO0P1N0 cOu0d end nrup'
chltis ltdmcdiateiy relieved BY snllpna
Cure. sold BY +. G iieinzemap. Ia North
Main atruct
Danilana nakea tha old, young and the
weak sfrong and healthy ~. Levy a Co.,
wholesale liquor deaicfsi agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
F0R SAFE.

A nice little home in San Gabriel for fi2O0
500 cash balance on time 9 10 acres. )
room house stable barn and chicken house;
would make 4 fine ehichen ranch Apply 10
J.. z. WARD. at iiambrDok K wards lufnl-
ture faetory, opposite Main *. Plaza. del9 II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

Please tnke notice. Any parsuu hhying
nlrdess or collatefalz At ihe Star Loan and
broker oIita No.t Commercial street, viii
nIrase rf4ffin the same or ptg accrued In
iEf11l Ina4eon WIthla thirty days IRON this
date or thor viii be sold. p 81 Money
ioan1a 90 Al kuds Of personal properly
mrsOu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
TO LEr.

Nicely furni shcd and pleasant rooms With o.
without hoard, ., ID seventh street. herween
Nalu and Spring. mein
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$40 PER ACRE.
800 ACRES
rftIe P Perfe~
cHEAP INSURANCE.

lntar4z|st = 1la|lefaie <4fsz can He AaA Is
calling - The rlIce e, the I'D rtltstle rorI.
tanle4-..t4 Nl|aiQ o New 4cfE and fuouI1
n Hkffilfd cQuu. A&H srfflitsesltnl Al
Arq'hak se'l''fi't Hse'sa
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
,..-,nss. men . 10. aneslo..

xsnt Stairs Ia the l'nlon 4 l,rosent arr
eoiafflirf win CaiiietalA iof katepf4u pa
,airfaiian. hnt The fertility oi our s1il, and
14ttidlIlaeIY tnt clinagr u the H1ntuafu
r..t 81 the SflIe are rtaI tInf1 II ppI fttst.
mt lnstA fniffrI sirt raf.f q men " li's
- - I1I.1sr I1Ii = ali 1tclI ri thr EII n !.
1.|,f-t + hIch IH5si ht l|iI
t.ansa s.t4 ~ 81 <Ft rIAnt. ppNoa',f lhs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
wAarED.

THAT. rain or shine. the los Anfeles sieam
Laundry Company 8 always time. 81 lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
THE 1i's AssELEs MARKETS.

The following qautaliona are eaffecied
daily from the lieial records Of the prodaee
Exthanze
ReHssr LOWEST
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
RNAL EsrArR
FOR SALE.
The Best Improved Place

IN the county. Seventeen aad oue.hslf
acres Of ine land Gpod house % rooms
and hqtl, newly and completely infnifhcd
and handsomely papered and decorated
haify, wopd shed, good store ROOM. barn
cnrraiA aud chicken house
several springs. with abundance nf water
Tor irflgalinF Water stored IN three rescr-
yoira and piped throughout the grounds,
Reservoirs stocked with carp, yeafA old
semi-tropieal and dcctduous fruits in full
bearing. 400 Mission grapes, q years Old .
100 Muaeaf, MaiVoisie, Lante Cprrnnt, Black
Hamburg Flaming Tokay aud swcefwaicr.
7 years old, $500 Blau Elhen, years Old; 20
Seeding orange trees tMils0ns Best, ~
years old; SO hudded orangctrces, Naval and
Mediterranean Sweet Years old. u lemon
10 lime, 50 paaeh, 80 apris IS pears, % pomc
granatc, % loquai. p quinre, 70 hgs. Also
simonds. cherry, ncetarlne. pcrslmtaons
Mandarin Grunge, English walnut ciiroh,
guava, blackberry, bauanas, asparagus, aud
great variety Of small veFct tables. q
acres IN alfalfa Large live oaks. sycs-
more and willow trees adorn the place
Eucalyptus grove OF 50 trees for wood. With
the property will be soid one horse. COW
chickens double and l single hafnrss
nearly new, double seated carriage with top
farm wagon. light sprig wagon, and all the
necessary farming Implements, carpenters 5
tools, de-, &c, This elegant property Is smear
tne San fabric. Mission aud foothills. COM
nanding a dnc view, and csn be bGnsht At
a great saerihec BY applying estly
ass Pico House, N. Main St., Los Angeles cal
dec9s II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

ioo9 rs Utah Aifaifs seed; 2o0a NJ choice
Kentucky Bine Grams Seed, ~ fhs Pure Der
muda Grass Seed, H0 rs genuine Frened
Mushroom spawn. HICKS, DUPUT & co,
l. West First street d2j Nv
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

A well furnished double fr0nt room, viii,
FIRE. 10 rent At NJ. so Bin street suitable
Tor two near Filth street for 81 per month
dec30tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
Grape Cuttings and Orange
Trees for Sale.
coop lHvfsTmfkT.

farnan Treee for sale; choice varieties ~
reasonable prices Apply 20 IA. PRESTON,
news I'M Lemon stfees, lsoa Angeles. /
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
Ena sALE urnr nnrAp-

~ acres Of ffsteiass land, miles vest Of
5epulveda station The iaud Is particularly
adapted 30 orchards and Y.neysrda Good
watcr can be ohtniued at fruTH 70 20 80 feet
from the surface, Hiil - n Ia 1U.arrs, tracts
Apply 70 M0hF0Rn 4 SON
OctSiti if0 North snriue m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
4 xEw Loncsno aorEl.

rgaie.zcr Ctfsa has it|oei % ntQr4
saazf - tae a. H@1risf ili',es. - BE iet,5
= a ne IuttulIfH a aq4nIik 4 1IIf fI1s1
I4liFlu4 n1n1t. fa1s- EsslFu4lz q afEat bag
dtstfAhlt flseIas saasI|d c4t * a41t - rs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
oReAn zee sane.

BlAcksathz 3hop-g0od stand tools and
stock, West Washington street, next % Four
Nile House d1s ~
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Ro0Ms aaD BoARn.
FOR SALE.

Large. eiegs Wy furnished rooms, With beard,
centrally ocatod and in tho most desirable paFt
Of the city. 800 rill street near fourth. apSsf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
DR. CHIN QUoNa zIE.
PHx xsICIAN, .
rs south VAN q. iaa removed back o
noTIcE

~ Arcadia ST.. Between Los
Angeles and Main Sts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
a cpnn chANcE.

Every body to knoe that, rain OF shine, you
can ge, your washing done by the Los An
gelea Steam Laundry Ccmpary. ar iw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

young man oi god habits. eed eae wao
has had iaif edCc4ttQa. tn start "a a com
nercial htfalucsa. 1ud H0rk Up. itisfy ~
fcr ,he arst tNo mantts. AddrasA. AtaiinN
aEe experience and urerLaus uinp1qy lneflt
t. a n thl. cilco o11 fW
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
RooMs 10 REar

IN the Hollenbeck Blcek. xory desirable for
ofices OF lodging rooma. Pine Cafe in Duiid-
ing. Apply on the premises from 10 to2
Entrance on second street, drst door from
church +. o. Box 1s7a
nov2alf GEO. D. COY
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
cAslkET roR sane.

very desirable furnished rooms suitable
for gentleman. Terms Reasonable Call at
room 10 Baker Bioek iscs0 II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

The annud meeting 81 the Los Angeles
temelery Association fcr tte elecflal Ct
Trustees aud icr suck further business a.
shall calne heiqfe said As=9ciatlou, wiz be
heid o. the oiitre Of the Secretary of thz
Association. at Cfice 81 fomcfy 2
NILS. No. Is coarr srrecl % CiN q
L0a Angeles. on Aoniag The tth day e
Januar5. A D. fSSt. al4ccl1ck r. d. All
stoekholi iers and o4ners Of tole d t.vc rErccu
cemetary are entitled b vttt 81 said meet
Ing A. h. 4lfnSnN
President
a + Po9anov, kcanr secretary
Dec. y, iS6A tHld
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srRAY MalEz.

Came slnta he eadldsu4a X fha clcr "a
kaucA Ga * Anotlt Assehlutf sah, tfl
br1ua raiilss-
aeanl kSrEEN IoFeHIN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
F. @. Gresham, M. D.,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons,
england. Iiceuuatc OF Society Of
Apolbecarfes London.
OfFfCE-koom II, No. Us North Main
iHg, 10 to T. Residence, II Pennsylvania
avenue, Boyle Heights noy5sf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
FOR sAlE. :.

Gold Drop Wheat for Seed. This whea, q
rustpfcof and yielded this year - centals %
the acre. Samples can be seen sr Burch q
BoafE, where the wneat eau bt bad 10 GUAM
titles to suit At $3.50 per 100. uoq22 On
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
xtop YonrNeuah

Ladies Who arc lrooblod with cramps aud
acfrn1suest should drink Daniena biliera-
/ IA pleasant 10 take.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
wanrE0

Ten men - soiicIt lag 4tFius maeAincs iu
the clls and lqanrf "a sAe New f3Tk sew
ine Machine agency sasi1r me aE#ad Up
e-a Hoose Ne 81 Sotlth Nafn st Ha'tlnf
bnl rtii4hia AMI txperfeuosd Ncl need 10
nv. aefltfI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

Fine double peflofs al second door. nm
furnished Or furnished, also one fiat, ART
door suitable for housekeeping, sud other
desirable lodging ropfns, At Sunny side, 20l
Maln ST.. corner Third. actiO-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
FOR sALE.
WANTS Losr--FoUSD.

Seyenty-fire Missouri work Males, all
broke, s; Chino Ranch. VII te sold cheap.
Apply Al ranch. als ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
MANfEn.
WAMTED,

a good waiter nl strictly temperate habits
wishes Situation Is s1n1a hotel in The ci.y
Address -. L. ~ Los Angeles fosfofnce.
arfef
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
wANTEB.

By yaaag married naau who is a FIRST
ciars douhle-entry Ho1k-keCpef and sales~
man, a position As bsfk.kesrnr salesman OF
shipping clerk FirHclass references fur
niahcd. address A. b G.. HER4L1 otace
iaeti n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
FRUIT sToRz FOR saLk.

A Fruit Store 10 a good location in this
city snd doing good business Is ior sale
cheap. Address Box 30 City Postofice.
deola n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
nuTeL Rvs.sess FoR skls.

A fine Mineral Cabinet can De taush. At
q bargain. Inquire a the Plaza Photograph
Gallery, opposite the Fiea House dee0 lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
wAMTsn

By married man, nonast and rolishle,
good accountant, 4 ieW sets OF books % keep
during eFerlng h1nrs after y ~ Best q
city references gwen. Address -Acenuut.
art box 81, CITY. decisi
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
aOOMs hnp BoARn.

beautifully furnished rouus, sinels Or en- "
.lth board; l2g sguth spring sreet JUL
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
TOIET
sT0Rt t0a RENT

With toand, two large. nicely furnished front
rooms with bay Windows. CRATES and use n teie.
phone, No. i63 South Spring street suisepie
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
CATTLE Fos sAlE.
lEr

About 70 head Of Stock Cattle for sale
Short Horns and grades.
DIS In A. B. CHAPMAN, san Gabriel.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
NEw sToRE.

O w. 1Eucastef hsf Jus nnened his neW
Saddle AID Harness store sl - s Mall g.,
viii iaTKe ard FaFlet <tNea a. imported
and dquae sic goods ktugytAl ak rrrtsiailtz
- tka sadti1 Cr hafuts4 cf IIoraf elu te
Iaand ln IA sflFr. zn4 alI U&ftaotet Gfat-
class nOV1s
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

$75 Per Acre for Good Land
Al west end oi wani street. Also, round hili.
eutife block at West end o. Fifth street., ore Ok
tho choicest hotol or residence sites 10 The CITY
Inquire q WILL. D. GOULD.
mari9tf Attorney-ati Law TciapIe Block
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
N ?. oHAMsERLIN. NJ D.

one roons and 8 No. % South Spring street.
Residence, Chicago Ave-, Bofle Heights
0ffioe h1ars 10 10 la A. -, to ,.
n. ubstetrics and diseases Of women = SPECIALITY
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

north by
the east by Philadelphia i've minute walk from the Pco House
OVERL0OKS A LARGE PORTION OF THE CITY.
Also 70 Lots in the Ocean View Tract No. |,
Beuq ali tho unsoa lots tract per map
Records 302 Records Los Angeles County tnad west Of Fg
fronting Th tract affords delightful
vevo the City IoA Angeles VALLEY
will be built within
the junction Spring and Temple Texas street with starting
from each end every hgefnnses
The Sale will Take Place Each Day at 10 M .on the
Ground.
The Dsosrnear the take place the West
Rosas Tract.
egepn will place
Tnrnyesin Hail. all the remaining lots In the Mott Tract nnsod will be
sold.
the the Sale will take place Ocean View Tract
No. L.
FREQ carriages will be standing Of the fountain in front Of Temple
Block to purchasers 70 the place OF sale
good lunch viii be spread the ground saeh day at " O'Clock
Also 40 Lots in the Mott Tract, to-wit
fronting Hope eoe5 feet tho
In fronting Hope Bunker Hill Avenue
Also The eastern end Of lots 10 and 49, oatng feet coa House street
Also lots and Of the block which front on bunker Hill Avenue
Charity rect.
In fronting Banker
Hill
In fronting Hope street between
Third and Fourth each being x65 feet
Ia Block O. lots to 49, fronting Flower aud Hope between First and Sec
ond each SO by l85.
is. 60xl65
Aso lots II snd ~ in Block fronting Charity street 8Oxi65
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31

From November ist, No 2j south Main
street now occupied - 8 ~. Perry; store
1lxlb with workshop or store rudm 30 rear
Pouata, q spring street actgif
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skfD aARlsY FOR saLE.
FOR sALE.

Good. bright Brewing barley; low prlce
At Philadelphia brewery. las Also st. deziit
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-31
FURNIsHBD ROOMS.

Pleasantly located and neatly farnishei.a
TO LET IEeLE or IN sUITE
Corner Fort and Frsnkiia streets, one block fsoni
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FOR SAT-.

Seventeen acres improved land ia Eti.
wanda, al enclosed gish substantial rabbi
fence IL acres set out iu orchard and vine
yard; bar1 and 35iz Inches of water from
Water Company d Eqprs every thirty DAYS
VIII be seid from 70 70 p per cent. cheaper
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Address &. B. MORTON E,iWAuea, Cal
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FoR sALE-FoR RENT.
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-Four fen-acrc lots. near tho nox young r..
dies seniaafy price, son per acfe
ROGERS BYRAH co.
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PHYSICIANS
DR. HucKINa.

Holman block lover Orange starol No l
North Main ST.. Los Angelica.
or CE tiOURs--l0 A. n. toIrN 500 p n. 70
ef. n, IT, =. t. SIN
Hours between II A. 4. and y devoted 10
treatment q Eye. Ear and Threat Diseases
Residence No 40 Spring Street
fslsphoHc. ofiv. No. pd, Residancs. No. zb8
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A new dvc room house. with Bath. En.
quirc a. No. 50 North Hayes street, East Los
Angeles 1eci6 II
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ic the country, A blacksmith witA kunwl.
casionaliy. Also good mechanic ahn can
do both ergiae iillae sHd smiths y orb. and
a carpenter who ca1 manage a steafn sa9.
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MARES FOR SALE. I

zoo Breeding Mares with Colts,
Cheap, at the
SANTA MARcARiTA RaNCHo.
Apply @ RICHARD o'HEtLI.
huGl3tf On the ftaurh
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rn ,snens /. mnr rsneern.

ny taking he dom Tree tsucelsPsual Cough
syrup. Only Tor sale b. Q. r Hsinzeman
druggist. i0a Ankciea
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FoR sALE.

ons irstclass Mason & Hainlin organ ia
quire AZ s35 Pearl ~. de20tl