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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Reported by Gillette a Gibson,
Examiners of Titles.

mOEDAtf NuAtHDtI lulns
RI Blee TO n N HarrIson-LOt 9, block 8,
Blee's addition 10 Santa Ana, $50.
Albert l. and w y Ball 70 Chae u Kellogg
and B Morrison-19.36 acres In sW u oi
Sec q, T IS, X i3 W, ti5I5
Ella Gilmore to II W Vlckery and l.
Vickery-N ass acres Of lot 4. all Of lot 3. and
i.s7 acres Of lot 2, block NJ, San Pascual
tract, $3.50
V Beaudry 70 c Il Ficket-Lol %, block 10
en- Ficket 70 VIM Lacy-Iot %, block 10
Park tract, 500.
WIN Lacy TO Mary A Mulreln-Loi 30 block
| 10, Park tract, si400
IN Moore TO Robert n G wllson--All inter
est In W Il Of Sec %, T4S. 4 70 v, 20.
Lucy U Gray 90 Robert n & Wlls0n-All
| intercat in I'm W y Of Sec 20, T n, Is w
| $50
Ioyel Gray and Thomas B Gray. by Guar
| dian, to Geo w Wilson-Interest In W Il Ol
| Sec 80, TAN, X Is w, 800.
Robt n G Wilson and Geo W Wilson tc
| Charles r Brown and Mary Brown, his wife
| w u of Sec 35, TAN, X II W. 5000.
CHARLES Brown and Mary Brown, his
wife, TO Paul L schmitz-w Il Of Sec 80, 7
| N, Ri5 w, 5000.
Lewis Row to samuel NJ smith-Undivided
half interest In lots d and 10, Kinney tract
| $3.50
| Mrs Mary A Gibson to o X Dougberty-Nw
| a OF NE n Sec ~, T4S, X IL W, $1,000.
Mrs Nancy Mutually to A I Currier, trus
| tee OF heirs Of Silas Glenn, dec'd-lz Interest
| in Five Mile House properto $50.
JW Clark, by Sheriff, to Ed schiefelin, as
signee of Thos Is Hutchings, administrator
| Of Hoyey Hutchings. dec'd-Part OF lots II
| aud II, Hyman tract, Ro San Antonio, 81,
| 93s.66.
wD Stephenson to Jacob yogel-Lots o
| and n, Stephenson's subdivision of part o
| Carey place tract, f510.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
COURT REPORTS.
superior Court-smith, ).


MoNDAY, Nov. 10, 1884
Estate of J. r. Edwards-set for ThurAday
Nov. l3. 1884, nt VI AN
Davies HendersOn Lumber Company vs..
Raymond & Giuck-MOtion for stay OF pro
ceedlngs continued TIL tomorrow at 10 a. ~
la the matter Of J. N. Yignes. insolyent-
Proceedings continued TIL Nov 18th, At 10
AN 80,
Estate Of Reyes minors continued III
Monday Nov. 18th. 1874, 10 AN.
Alhnmbra Addition Water Company ys
Richardson ct al-set for trial NOV. q, IVA
10 A. ~
craig ys. WIN. Alien ct al-Pleadings read
proceedings continued TIL tomorrow
Estate 0f David IT, Russell, deceased
Petition for order 10 sell personal property
heard Set for Nov. 18TH 1884 for sale.
Frank l.. Binford-Admitted TO practice AZ
attorney on certificate from the supreme
Court OF Tennessee.
Guardianship Of August Pierre ct al
minor Continued til tomorrow at 10 a. N
Haley Va, lIaley-Atay Of execution grant
ed untfl motion for new trial 1 heard ant
determined, and until further order o
court.
Daniel Auguste native Of France-Ad
mltted to citizenship.
BERNARD VS.. Allen ct al-Demurrer over
ruled Two days to answer
HOWARD, J.
City VS.. Sentous-Case closed.
Seward vs.. SOward-Plaintiff allowed ter
days to prepare and serve statement ON mo
tlon for new trial
y. Berman, insolvcnt-C Continued till to
morrow
SET FOR TOMORROW.
Harris vs.. Griffin-Trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
select knights In san Herman.
dino.

diuO.
A party consisting of Deputy Supreme
Commander Al. Cobler, W. Deyeraux, w. II.
II. RUSSELL 4. W. Fox, C. II. White, o. II.
Maison, Hen straus, A. G.. Doan, John
Cavanaugh, r. W. Prdham, Vim. Mann,
Robt Green, W. r. Myers. John Laylor, y. Z,
Glldden, w. 4. Rodgers, A. II. Chapman, A.
NJ. Mcdonald. 7. NJ. Darcy, H. Callahan, II
D. Early and Fred. whitney. Of Los Angeles
Legion No. /; W. d. Morton. W. d. Smith. o.
u. Lodgard aud NJ. J. stevens, Of Pomona
Legion No I. and T. W. Jeiirics, from oak
land Legion No. 3, left this city on Saturdays
=. NJ. trsi for San Bernardino, to install the
officers and institute Legion No. nj that
place. They were met nj Cotton by twenty
four Select knights, and were escorted to
Starkes Hotel, in San Bernardln0. where an
elegant repast had been prepared for them
by that noble old pioneer, Mr. starke. who
was central figure In Sonoma county way
back In ~, and whose hospitality knows no
limit. The valiant knights OF San Bernar
dino, who covered themselves with glory In
their efforts to entertain their visiting Sir
Knights, then escorted the party to the
knights Of Pythias Hall. where the cere
monies of installation of officers took place
In due form. The following Is list of the
g. Yager, V. c., r. Gregg, 1t C.j 7. q. Drew,
Recorder, u. q. Whiting, Rec, Treas; John
Beninger, Treasurer; o. u: Peck, chaplain;
Thos Hadden, s. II. Geo Marsh, J. w; Jas.
Harris, y. W. S. II, MeElvaine, Marshal; ".
i, Kelly, Guard; Dr. $. @, Hon, Medical FIX
aminer; John Beninger. W, u. Nanslyke,
VIM. Anderson, Trustees.
After the installation ceremonies were
over the party were marched to Jackson
Hall, where all participated In the May
waltz, qnadrllle. polka and maz0urka until
two O'Clock, when the festive party nd
journed to revel In an oyster supper with
nll the little appropriate toasts, which were
enjoyed hugely by all. wit, humor and
good feeling, that very nearly approached
hilarity, rcigned supreme until a late hour
Early Sunday morning the delegations from
Pomona and Los Angeles were escorted tt
Cotton whence they took the cars for home
The delegation from this city will never gel
weary in recountlng the good time they had
at the beautiful and homelike San Bernar
dino, that has coastwide reputation foi
their true Southern hospitality, which oui
neighbors know best how to bestow, Long
live the Select Knights.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Ntcnmcr Pnsscngers.

The following passengers left for the north
on Sunday per steamer Orizaba:
For San Francisco-F II Freeman,
Honn. Frank Ramband. Miss NJ Sesslcr
Mrs $ X Arguello, Mrs NJ McKenna ]
Frank, + Enerswald, Thomas Taylor, W II
Cook, NJ Liebe, X Payne, Miss Catharine
Cox. Frank English, X o Orabes, V Sheck
FA welch.
For Port IIarford-H G Newhall, l. II May.
bury, b + Wood, N johnson, 2 Farrell
For Santa Barbara-F Tryce Mrs X Tryce,
Mrs Mullen and daughter, Mrs Adams
Dudley, Il Campbell 9 Hicks, w
Calladan.
The following passengers left yesterday
for the north per steamer Eureka:
For San Francisco-C W King, John Law
wife. and two children, J ID Feehan, II
Bosch.
For Santa Barbara-Mrs A Bisbcc, L Ar
zaga, G N White, II D Raves.
For San Buenaventura-w / Sutton, C n
Scott and wife
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
How southern California Grows

The Great Register of san Bernariino
county this year contains 39is names, which
would indicate population of 1870; Los
Angeles, with a registration OF Il, 900, indi-
Gates population of $4,000, aud san Diego,
with registration of 300, shows popula,
ton of l2,5O0, and for the three southern
most counties n population Of 5000 Ven
tura county has also largely increased in
population, and so has Kern, Santa Barbara
and San Luis ObispO. 50 that the requisite
population of loi ,325 for n representative In
Congress is undoubtedly secured iu the
seven southern counties of san Diego, san
Bernardino, Los Angeles, Ventura, Kern
Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo. Within
the next four years the population Of these
counties will amount to 20O,O
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Telephone Improvement.

The Sunset Telephone Company, when II
was first organized in Los Angeles, erected
24-foot poles all over the city to supply the
patrons Of the company. But the business
has grown so much In our growing city and
adjoining places, that 100 wires are used
and the poles are not sufficient for the in
creased business, The company has placed
corps Of men In the city to erect new and
substantial poles forty feet in height, and
which Will be strong enough to transact
their business for n long time. They have
been already erected on Spring street, and
two new Cradles" have been connected
with the headquarters of the company on
Court street These connect with two branch
lines. The new poles are being erected and
connected with new and stronger wire than
the present, as fast as possible, considering
the slow and permanent character of the
work, which has been suspended for few
days. to secure two or three proficient
climbers to the new poles and change the
wires properly.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Palm Garden,
stop Your Cough

Concert tonight by the Berlin Lady Or
chestra.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Depot DOttings.

On Sunday evening, at $50 O'Clock. a
special freight train left Los Angeles for
New Orleans. 1t was the usual air-hrake
double-header train, and running Mt sixteen
miles an hour. Among the cars OF the train
were several loaded with exhibits to the
Worlds Exposition, some with wheat and
the remainder with general merchandise.
The emigrant train, which arrives here
every morning, from the southern route. AT
seven o'clock, and is always on time, brought
In nearly carload of Basques, fresh from
their native country, and probably sent for
by some of their many countrymen in this
city to work for them. Their national cos
tunes at the depot looked rather unique
but when they came down town they quickly
changed their costumes to the same style as
worn by their countrymen In Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
A BeautifuI Eadpe.

Mr.. a. u. Lawson, who is connected with
Harry N, Morse's detective agency ON thii
coast, is the recipient OF a valuable present
II is Il badge made Of solid gold and set witt
diamonds, and bearing Mr. Iawson's name
In the centre Of the badge Is the head Of q
bulldog with diamond eyes which look ever
watchfnl. This present comes from Gle,
managers in this city, aud Is u high and de
served compliment paid % Mr.. Lawsnn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
POstOfSicc RIundcrs.

on Sunday the HERALD box in the post
office was supplied with large letter, OF
the size used for Government reports, on
which was printed In large letters the ad
dress, First National Bank, Los Angeles
cal" Added to this was another addressed
in II clear. bold hand John Harold, Los
Angeles Cal"
As II this was not enough, a paper was PM
in for the fourth time addressed to "D. W
Berry," Los Angeles, Cal.
This Mr. Berry lives in the San Fernando
valley, atsd calls at the posto'iiee for hi.
papers, but not at the HERALD office. VIII
the distributing clerks in this most mismnn
aged office please put the mail where II he
lsngs and spare the daily trouble Of return
ing II to its rightful owners? II they canno
graceful nct and receive the thanks OF tn,
people,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Latest,

Concert tonight by the Berlin Lady Or
chestra.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Excited ThOusan d = /.

over DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Their unlocked for recovery by
the timely use of this great Life Saving
remedy, causes them to go nearly wild in
It's praise. II Is guaranteed to positively
Fever, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Loss of Voice
or any affection of the Throat and Lungs
Trial bottles free at C. +. Heinzeman's Drug
Store. Large size 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Passengers south aud East.

MERGED. Nov. iO.-Following is a list of the
south bound passengers passing here thi,
evening
Montgomery, A Wasson and wife, San
Francisco; Mrs b Harmon, Fruitvale Mrs
+ NJ Gilmore, Miss Baron, C Curry. San
Francisco; Geo s Cheeseman, Coalyille
Wis; q w Eaton, Miss l. Eaton, Miss f NJ
Day, Boston; J Philipamar, San Francisco
San Francisco; ] Zeterix, New brunswick
J b Neimua, Richmond, Va; NJ McCalden
Pennsylvania; NJ Ellis, G A Whiting, Jr, and
mother, Mrs Maxwell aud son, san Francis
co; A L Barbara, Washington, ID G; d
Miss l. Billy, J o Gutter, o p Vim, P Brown
Martin, San Francisco; w II Carpenter
Mrs NJ f George, Sacramento; + p Watkins
Georgia; Frank Millingtin, Alameda; F NJ
wife, Gold Hill, New; W IL Burns, Carson
New
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
ANOTHER NEW ORGAN.
The Largest In southern CALI
farnfn.

fornin.
The Trinity M, =. church South, has or
dered a new organ which will be the largest
In the city The instrument was obtained
by Mr. P. W. Hurndnll, Of Iiurndall 4 Per
kins, in the Opera House building, whose
card may be found In the HERALD. The
organ is being built by George II Kilger, 81
Louis. Missouri and will be shipped t.
Hurndan & Perkins, who win set up thi
noble instrument and have Il ready for
grand recital some time In January next
The entire cost viii be about 5000.
The following IL a description OF the IN
strument. Case. finished In walnut, Of de
sign to correspond with the archllec
ture Of the church, Height, p feet; width
iSis feet; depth, feet Front pipes speak
ing and richly ornamented IN gold nnt
colors. Two manuals, 20 stops and IFS
pipes Compass OF manuals, &C to A5-5'
notes
RKGIsTRATioS.
list Manual or Great Organ--l, open di
apason. 2, melodia: 3, dulclana 4. princl
pal; D, twelfth 6, fifteenth . mlSlutei .
md Manual or Swell organ--9, hourd on
| 10, stopped diapason; II, open diapasOh y
salicional; ", viola; H. tinuto traverse -
fngara on yioiina ID, hautino II, oboe Is
bassoOn,
rEDAL ORGAN.
49, Grand double open diapason
10 Bourbon.
~ wood flute,
rSEeMArIC coufLRRs
- Swell to Great
| ~ Swell 10 Pedal.
- Great to Pedal
MECHANICAL.
- Vox tremulant
-. Bellows signal.
PEDAL MOVEMENTS.
/. Forte combination of Great Organ.
2 Plano combination of Great Organ.
g. Reversible pedal to operate Great tt
peda coupler.
4 Adjustable swell pedal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Passengers Due From the East
To- DnN.

The following is the list of passengers
from the East, via the Southern route, to ar
rive in Los Angeles Mt 20 p NJ to-day
specially telegraphed to the HERALD from
Casa Grande, Arizona:
]. Whitman and family, Worcester, Mass
Defreese, Houston Tex; Mrs Montgom
cry and family Kansas City; Miss Douglas
lafayette, Ind: Dr J X Wade, Philadelphia,
Pa: J Hun, san Francisco; Chas Harris,
Santa Fe NJ NJ NJ Morris, do,
The following passengers arrived yester
day by the Southern route: II Stokes, Long
Branch Il u Stokes, Philadelphia Mrs l. c
Wright do; l. Wright, do; + b Moore and
wife, do; J b Boddiker, Little Rock. ]
Banks, U S NJ; J NJ Pirtle, Little Rock, Mr.
Galasper and wife, Wilcox; ; Drawer, Tue
son; J q Wilson, Dallas, Tex,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
4 Hold burglary.

on Saturday night burglary was com
mitted on Spring street, on the gun store o.
Walker & Smith. The burglars seemed Il
have had an eye for revolvers and stole
about $500 worth of this popular implement
This was probably all they could carry away
property in the store, that was undisturbed
The thieves bored holes through the real
door so that they could reach the lock ant
unfasten the door. The job was easily don,
but to get nwny with the swag Is not so ensy
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
EMin.,s SnecinlNatices,

Snowflake flour is daily gaining new
laurels We received another carload las
week. Ewing's Grocery House.
Boneless sardnes in stock at Ewing.
Grocery House.
Fine eastern Goldfish at Ewings Grocery
House.
It does not require an official count tC
decide that Snowflake -four leads. Ewing,
Grocery House
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Shipping News.

The steamer Eureka brought down l2J
tons of freight for Los Angeles merchants, d
large shipment for that vessel.
There are three lumber sch0oners at thu
wharf at San Pedro, and two ships In the
otfing, loaded with coal. This will give tn,
San Pedro train big business again.
The Mexican steam coaster, the Altata
81 tons, put in from MaZatlan, disabled from
q gale, eoaled mp and left yesterday for Sal
ErnnciscO for rnnnir.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Preferred Specials.

The best and cheapest cologne in town 4,
Seaside Cologne. Try It.
Try Lsnkershim 4 Cos new process roller
-four.
Jim Smith and Harry Jones use nothing
but Elite Boquet- Try IT,
Her breath, like perfume of the flowers OF
May, is sweetened by cola TEA, they say.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
The Esear valley nam.

This great dam is rapidly approaching
completion. The structure is 300 feet long
and will he 50 feet high. II is II feet thiel
nj the base, built of stone and cement and
and Will cost only about 10000. This is tho
cheapest reservoir Of its size in California.
~ VIII cover 1000 acres of land and form 4
beautiful lake, on the shore OF which no
tei VIII be built that will be open in sum
meE Tor lmmrIsts nnl hmnIera
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11

Ayers Cherry Pectoral wonderfully in
creases the power and flexibility of tn evOic,
enabling public speakers to speak clearly
and without fatigue, II people who ar,
troubled with colds would take Ayeri
Cherry Pectoral before going to church ol
places of entertainment, they would avoid
coughing, greatly to the comfort of both tn,
hn 1rnrs and annaknrs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
The OFFICIAL Cnnvnss.

The Board of Supervisors of Los Angeles
county met yesterday as board of can
vassers. They will complete the count this
afternoon SO far but little change has been
noticed in the result except an increase in
the vote of J, W BrOaded for County Treas
urer, who Is probably elected. The vote be
tween Miles and Ward for Recorder is very
close.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11

The people OF Australia and of the State OF
California have been astonished at the won
derful curative power of Eucalyptus, or
gum tree leaves, for all throat and lung
diseases. A preparation called the Gum
Tree Cough Syrup" has rapidly sold all
over our State, and is the only cure for a
cold, whooping cough, bronchitis, etc,
that will not make you sick ut the
stomach in taking. Relieves. violent
coughing; soothing to fever and all
irritation. c. r. Heinzeman, sole agent, Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
NaturaIixtup women.

Sarah Pernon, n subject of Great Britain
has obtained her first naturalization papers
in the Superior Court OF San Bernardino
win this legal action make her n person.
Ben Butler says n woman is not person
There is now II question raised between
Judge Rolfe and the great defeated buck
women will take sides with Judge Rolfe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
40 Cents sale PEOPLES Store

To-day on centre table-Albums 49c
To-day on centre table-Lace collars per
bunch. 49c.
To-day on centre table-Japanese glove
boxes, 4gc.
To-day on centre table-2la yards of wide
bed sheeting, i9c
To-day on centre table-Two boys military
caps, 49c.
To-day on centre table-Iace curtains 49c
each; a eornice pole free with every two
curtains.
To-day on centre etable-Childrensd drawers
two for Isc.
To-day on centre table-Childrens side
lace extra grade shoes, d9c.
Peoples Store Al, AZ. 4j, Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Select knights atsanta Ana.

1t is understood that in the near future
there is to be instituted Legion of the
Select knights of the A. o. U. W. at Santa
Ana The first Legion instituted in Califor
mia was organized in this city some six
months ago, since which time one has beeu
started at Oakland, San Jose. San Bernar
dino and Pomona.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Ncniurn Election.

b. T. Williams, Esq, the robust Republi
can candidate for Superior Judge in Ven
,ura county, has been elected by 167 major
ity over Judge J. d. Hines, who ran as an in
dependent candidate, and A. ]. Snodgrass
has been reelected Sheriff by S3l majority,
As Judge Williams tips the beam at 27i
pounds, IL is said that lie was too heavy fol
Judge Hines who weighs only 100 pounds
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Raymond & WhitcOmb Excur.

The Raymond & whtcomb excursion,
which left Boston the day after election,
will arrive here by special train on Satur-
day. The train consists OF seven passenger
template good time In this city and vicin-
. ity. Several of the party have been here be-
fore and come this time to spend the winter.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
"Mother Cary,s saIvev

good clean bed 25c. Rooms $3.50 pc
week and upwards. Meals-pay for VIVA
you order only. Smiths Hotel, corner LO
Angeles and Commercial streets. noy1l-1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
a NpW RIaftar

Adolph straus yesterday manufactured a
new kind OF ink blotting pad out Of the soft
soapstone that abOunds in the hill. of the
city II IL very neat and cheap aud nnnear.
To work to charm. Adolph feels himself m
millionaire already. Serves him right.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
a Dead Indinn.

on sunday last the eastbound train on
the Southern Pacific road struck an Indian
near FL Monte, and killed him instantly
The man was evidently drunk and had
chosen the railroad track as a resting place
His name was Francisco and he was about
thirty years Of age.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Vurl.cv Gt,.a,

Theiollowing gentlemen won turkeys oi
Sunday at the Los Angeles Rifle Club range
K. ". Ready. two; Frank Thacker. one. Il
W. Prdhami one; J.. Harnct, one; j. G. Prid
man, one W. A. Frick, one; Chas Vincent
one; c. d. Platt, one Ben Straus, one.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
The Latest

Styles in fine dress goods, hosiery, gloves
and ladies' underwear at COulter's at very
low figures, corner Spring and Second
streets. Go and take a look, II will cost you
nnthinU
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11

Spanish Language. By Prof A. cuyas,
Main street. dll-ly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
HiQ nillUners

over indulgence in eating and drinking
is generally followed by headaches, dull
ness, langOur aud other disagreeable sensa
tiOns. Anyone finding himself in that un
fortunate state will obtain relief most readi
ly by taking Syrup of Figs &. f. Heinze
man Is agent for Los Angeles,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
ReRiuning Early.

A lot of gang ploughs have commenced
work between the Five Mile House and the
Monte Grain is already going into the soil
thereabouts at a lively rate, so we are III
formed by Mr. Parrish
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
HOUSES AND LOTS.

$3.50 buys a nice 4-room house, hard fin
ished, with nice porch, close to horse cars
$1,000 buys new house of rooms on
Flower street.
$1,000 buys n very good house OF rooms
and bath, with very nice grounds.
$500 buys very fine place on Pearl street.
5000 buys new house OF rooms and
bath; very fine place on Boyle Hights.
$500 buys two and one half acres on horse
ear track, with good house of rooms. l5C
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., 1884-11-11

Having sold the routes OF the HERALD TO
y. b. Coiver & Sons, they only are authorized
70 collect subscriptions on this paper dating
on and after october ist All arrears Of sub
scription prior 10 that date can be paid nj
the Office or TO Mr.. Robert Farrell.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
OfInteres, IN Everxbodv

Housekeepers, ranchers, hotels, lodging
houses and campers, you can buy your
blankets cheaper than ever at Coulter's new
store, corner Spring and Second streets; 1905
pairs, all pure wool; a guarantee goes with
each pair. Don't forget this when you buy
blankets See II they will stand the acid
test; cotton and shoddy will not
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Hecnrded.

There were filed in the Recorders Office
yesterday fifteen deeds, nine mortgages, five
releases of mortgages and FIVE miscellaneous
papers, Marriage licenses were Invisible
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11

viii heal all Inflammation without pain to
the sufferer. 1t is soothing and cooling
pleasant to the smell, does not draw like
other salyes. For sale by c. +. Heinzeman,
sole agent Price p cents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11

By taking the Gum Tree (euealyptus) Cough
Syrup. only for sale by c. F, Heinzeman,
druggist, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
The weather.

Inc temperature yesterday was very
moderate, the highest average being GO :
degrees and the lowest 43.3 degrees. This
Is very low for the season.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
MARRIED..

PRADO-ORTIZ-0n the fifth day of Novem-
Der were united in matrimony X. II. Prado
and Micayla Ortiz, legal services being per-
formed by a Justice Of the Pence.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-11-11
Important 90 Consumptives.

Ladies' who are troubled with cramps and
nervousness should drink Damiana Bitters
II Is pleasant to take.