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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-15
The british Grain Trade

LONDON, December 1.-THE Marx
Lane Express in its review Of the Brit
ish grain trade during the past week
says: "values Of wheat have not i'm.
proved. The sales of English wheat
during the week were 50, a64 quarters at
30 sd, against 6l. 240 quarters at 30s
l0d during the corresponding week last
year. The -four trade is dragging. In.
ferior barleys are in favor with buyers.
The prices OF superior are fully
maintained. There Is much
better local demand for oats and
beans Is merely retail business. The
foreign wheat trade and foreign -four Is
lifeless. Corn is slow Of sales. Mixed
American weaker. Large arrivals
OF Canadian peas have weakened values.
American oats are slightly in favor Of
sellers. Three cargoes OF wheat ar
rived; seven cargoes we're withdrawn;
ten were sold and two remained, inelud-
ing one OF California, A dozen cargoes
are due this week. Trade forward is
steady, as there is rather more enquiry
for California and Oregon wheats. At
to days market only retail business was
done in wheat. Prices were in favor OF
buyers. Foreign wheat was nominaily
unchanged. Corn was occasionally 3D.
cheaper. Other articles quiet but
steady.
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pc In SAID General improvement Bond Fund
q sum OF money amounting TO one thousand
dollars or more In excess OF the amount re
qnireu TO pay the interest maturing before
the next tax levy the Council shall advertise
u daily newspaper published In said city
Tor the period of four weeks for sealed pro
posals for the redemption of said bonds tf
me number which will equal the amount IN
iund for redemption and at the first meeting
OF Council alter the expiration OF such ad
Vertlslng any proposals received shall be
opened and the Council shall accept such
proposals as are az the lowest rate not more
than par value and direct the City Treasurer
to redeem the bonds presented by the party
whose bid has been accepted.
Provided, That should no proposals or not
sufiicient for the number OF bonds specified
n SUD advertisement be received for re-
demption ofb0nds at par ralne or less, or III
the said bonds directed to be redeemed be
not presented to the City Trea urer for re-
demption within thirty days after the ac-
ceptance OF the proposals then the payment
Of such bonds or the remainder thereof as
the case may be shall be made according TO
the number of their issue of which the
Treasurer shall give four weeks mo-
tice OF the number OF said bonds
tion OF which time such bonds shall
cease 10 draw interest, and upon prescnta-
tion shall be paid by the City Treasurer with
Interest up to the date fxed for stopping
The City Treasurer snail cancel all bonds
so redeemed and deposit them with the City
Auditor, who shall give his receipt therefor.
SECTION $. The Clerk of the Council shall
certify to the passage of this ordinance and
the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD, and there
upon and thereafter 1t shall take effect aud
be In force.
hereby certify that the foregoing ordi-
nance was adopted by the Council of the
city OF Los Angeles at its meeting OF Novem.
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r. H. Lowell yesterday bought the
large Lacey mansion and lands pertain
inrn In East Los Angeles for Sl4, 900.
n4., ehar;ff Mart;, Aa,;rra ,,as
.a.,, .r,astad a ma, ,amed Montano
on description sent from Riverside. Hs
is wanted there.
The many devoted friends OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Morgan will be panied tc
oh sarge /. anotbar nart os tho Hrp.,n.
not;ce Of ths deeeass of Mrs Maraan
,vh;ab oacnrred vestar5av in tbis c;ts So
IT. m. - - - $50 =,
p0 Spe'" Sp@'y ""'
e., 'eas' s ~ ~
A ''" s'' '' o'eh'asa '
:. suovo'; :: y M .a vi vp o"o a ~. a ~, ~
~, r. a,s - 20 O.. ~ Tn s 80 a ny I
j. n,'a.i soa 'lehts .hri,,gSout nj tha pSa III
a;.a, ~ UJoa a;t;,s ~ - s;hs fIn;oa Wv f"
pa' - o,sa.s Us y ''s -,
Inc lilihoisians iheet en's eVenins VI
the n aaeau haii. lne ioilo"'ng pro-
gramme wiii De gwen IN aadision 70 the
S p,mast. sddrsss hv Gsoraa " KnaS,
recitation, Miss Feehan; song, i. G. So.
bieski. Part second--Piano solo. Miss
Louise M. Wright; solo Miss Ethel
Howe.
U,;tad st.,os nsnr.v M.rsho, ~ u
,,r., s pe' '' '.'a' -
hayes OF wilmington was yesterday In
town with four sailors in charge from
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A cable car running to your own door IL
nine minutes from the business center o
the city. This is only one OF the induce
ments to buy lot at the auction safe. De
cember 22d.
| / let everybody come to Lewis Bros. Shot
House and get toys for nothing
Toys OF every Imaginable description
given away at Lewis Bros. Shoe House.
Remember. we do not sell toys. but give
Go and see those desirable building lott
on line OF Second and Temple street CABLE
railways, to be sold al auction necembel
22d. Maps can be had at Room 5, IS South
Spring street
them away. Lewis Bros Shoe House.
Cheap books-we have the most complete
line in the city. Come and see them, stoll
Il Thayer.
Choice building sites on long credit aud
easy terms. See advertisement OF auction
sale OF 1888 lots by Los Angeles improvement
Co. in another column.
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SAN FRANCISCO. December 1.-THE
Tranaoontinental Association met at the
Palace Hotel this morning. All Of the
lines were represented. I. F. oakes,
General Manager Of the Northern Paci-
fic. was elected Chairman. A commit.
tee Of three was appointed to draft a
plan for reorganization to take effect
January first next and an ad-
iournment was taken until two
o'clock to morrow afternoon. The ehief
subjects for consideration are the divis-
ion Of pool earnings and fixing the pas.
senger rates from the East. There will
probably be a great discussion over the
percentage to be allowed the Atohison,
Topeka L Santa Fe. This line demands
that its claim as transcontinental road
be recognized and its percentage be To-
creased, also that the California south
ern, one Of its connecting lines, be ad
mitted as a member OF the association.
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City Auditor.
said bonds shall be dated as OF the frat
day Of January or July next preceding their
issue.
SECTIONS. Whenever the sal bonds shall
be duly executed, numbered consecutively
and sealed they shall be delivered to the
City Treasurer who shall give his receipt
charged upon lis oHicial bond With ali
bonds so delivered to him and the
proceeds thereof aud shall sell the
bonds to the amount and at the
rate accepted BY the Council. To-
parties whose bids hrve been accepted by
the Council.
lie shall also keep record OF all bonds
sold by him by number, date Of sale,
amount, date OF maturity, and name OF
purchaser, and shall report to the Council
at each regular session statement OF all
bonds sold by him since the preceding re-
port, dafe of sale, amount for which sold,
amount Of accrued Interest and name OF
SECTION 1. All amounts received for &c.
crued interest shall be paid into fund to
be known as the General Improvement Bond
Fund, and shsll be applied to the payment
Of first interest coupons presented when
SEC. 5. The Council shall direct the
amount received for said bonds, except ac
erued interest," TO be distributed as they
may deem best to funds to be established
TO irrigation system Fund no, more than
st2O, 900.
To sewer Improvement Fund not NOR,
than $4,000
10 city Hall Fund mot more than s66, 900.
10 street and Bridge improvement Fund
not more than $40, 900.
Provided that any excess over S245 900
received or premium may be distributed
TO such Of said Funds as the Council may
deem best.
sEcr1oN6. The Council shall cause to be
assessed and levied each year upon the tax.
able property OF the City In addition 10 the
levy authorized for ether purposes sum
Client sum to pay the interest on outstanding
bonds Issued In accordance with the proyt'
sions OF this ordinance acer1ing before the
next annual levy, aud such proportion OF
the principal that at the eud OF i've years the
sum raised from suoh levfes shall equal at
least twenty per cent Of the amount OF snch
bonds issued at the end of nine years at least
forty per cent OF the amount and at or before
the date OF maturity OF the bonds shall be
eqnal to the whole emounf of the principal
and interest and the money accruing from
such levies shall be known as the General
improvement Bond Fund and shail be used
for the payment OF bonds and interest eou-
pons, and fsz no other purpose whateveh'
SEC. Z. Whenever al any time there shall
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1885-12-15
EYE, EAR AND HEART
CONSUMPTION.

The earlier symptoms of this disease are
sense of weariness upon little exertion, q
disposition to remain passive and idle, pc
culiar sensitiveness to the effects of cold
quickly or ascending hill or stairs slight
hacking cough, with or without expectora-
tiOn, flying pains throughout the chest or
back, or under the shoulder blades The
symptoms are worse towards or during the
night, slight fever In the afternoon, cold
feet and hands, and In many cases blue iiv-
idity OF the lips aud roots OF the finger nails.
Inc more advanced symptoms are wasting
sweats, expeetorati0ns of yellow pus from
the ulcers or cavities in the lungs, with or
without depression OF the chest, Increasing
weakness and at last closing up of the air
passages OF the lungs, causing strangulation
or sufocation of the patient for want OF
power 70 expeetorate the mucous from the
| lungs.
| Heretofore the treatment Of consum ption
has been very unsatisfactory, alike to both
the physicians and their patients. but lucki
| ly since the discovery Of the Aerean system
of practice a few years ago, thousands OF
eases nave been completely cured, where
had L not been for this system Of prp0tiee.
utter failure to combat the OWLS OF the dis.
case would have continued up TO the pres
ent time. The system Of Medicnted Iuhala-
uons Is the ouly means by which these dis
mended by the highest authority, both In
Europe and America. By this means
we are enabled TO dissolve the hard
ened mucous In the lungs ease
the cough. facilitate expectoratio
contract aud heal ulcers and cavities alter
all hope OF cure by the ordinary method Il
past. Persons desiring treatment By this
system OF practice can Use the remedy at
home rs well As al our office, and which
Will cause no Inconvenience or hindrance to
business whatever. The greater portion Of
consumption cnses can be radically cured
Consultation free and price Within the reach
OF ALL The very hess Of reference given
from those already enred.
Those who desire td consult with me To
regard II their cases had better call Al the
office for an examinatiOn, huktf impossible
to fisit the ofhee personally, may write for
List OF questions" aud circular, both OF
which viii he sent free OF charge. Addres.
NJ. Hilton Williams, III. D.,
rs North Main Street. Los Angeles. Cal
once hours-FEom 10 A. n. 10 4P.H. ms
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SAN FRANcIsco, December l4.-The
Bulletins Philadelphia special says that
the Press suggests that discussion Of
the Chinese question which the United
Pacific delegation will press upon Con
gress will be accompanied by an inquiry
regarding the disability of the United
States continuing its present liberia
policy towards immigrants Of all nations.
IL is stated that twenty millions OF acr.a
Of public lands available for settlement
remain indisposed Of in Dakota. In
four or five years this remnant will ba
absorbed. While there are claimed to
be special objections against Chinese i'm
migrants which do not weigh against
those Of other nationalities. it will be
we'll Il an effort to exclude the former
leada to serious consideration Of the
whole subject of immigration.
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Notice of Application For City
Deeds.

Notice is. hereby given that application
viii be made TO the Council OF the City Of
Los Angeles, at the session of said Council
to be held Tuesday, the 22d day Of Decem-
TO +. Mora and n. A. Coyarrubias, of those
tracts of land situate In said city and de
! scribed as follows, to-wit;
| To f NORA 10 commencing at intersection
OF E. line Of Los Angeles St. with s. line oil
land now or lately Of Hans Puck and for.
merry of A. Glassell; thence along s. line oi
last mentioned land s. 6o9<o +. 176 II to its s
Z. corner. thence along W. line Of land oi
| of land of n. A. Covarrubias; thence along
| N. line OF last mentioned land n. 60a4o W
1855 It to Its n W. corner in Z. line Of Los
| Angeles ST.; thence along same n. s2ls7 E
| ff0 II to point of beginning,
| Also lot commencing at point In Il. line o.
| Los Angeles st. dist s, 32lSa W. 100 II. from N
W. ceruer Of lot above described thence s
60szo +. along s. line Of land of N. A. Covar
ruhias 1871 40 II to its s. Il. corner; thence s
26I4o W. 7S II to stake in fence thence S. Is
W. 1000 feet TO N. e. corner OF lot formeri!
| of Emile Cuvillier and now OF +. Mora
them n. tQo W. along N. line of Last men
toned land 260 It, to its n. ". corner in +
line Of Los Angeles st.; thence along SAM
N. 32tzQ Il. nos. 10 II to point OF beginning.
To N, A. Covarru uias, lot CONNIE cling a
point in Y, line of Los Angeles ST. dist S
a2lao W. 100 feet from Intersection of said +
line with :. line of land now or lately 0
Hans Puck and formerly OF A. 9lsssell, sal,
point being N. w. corner OF land of r. Mora
thence N S21So +. along said F. line 80 Il. Il
5. W. corner of land OF +. Mora; thence S
603z9 +. 1885 II to :. E. cornef Of last men
toned land; thence 5. 2GtSo W. along W
line of land OF Welnshank 50 n TO N. T. cor
ner of land OF F. Mora thence N. GO74o W
a.ong last menti0ne land 1910 q TO It's n
NV. corner In +. line Of Los Angeles IT.
thence along same N. 32IS =. 50 II 70 point o
beginning.
Reserenee is made TO the abstract of title
petition and map on file in my office
| aud all parties interested are hereby noti
fed that they are required 10 file their oh
| iections, II any they have, In writing a
least one day before the said session OF thl
Council OF 2lnd day OF December. iSss.
| w, W. ROBINSON
| Clerk OF the Council of the City OF Lo
Angeles
Los Angeles. December lith. 1885. I'd del
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BRLoRAvE, December l4.-Rumors
are current of hard fighting between
Prot aud Bslapalanka and of Bulgarian
attacks ON the Servian forces at Widin,
and the retiring OF General Leshjanin.
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SAN FRANcIsco, December l4.-A
light rain began here about six o'clock
this evening and intermittent showers
have fallen since. Up to eight o'clock
five hundredths Of an inch had fallen.
Rain also foil at Vallejo. Santa Rosa,
Napa and other places in the central
portion of the State,
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WASHINGTON. December l4.-The
President to-day sent in the name Of
Charles r. Vaunn for Postmaster at st.
Helena, California.
The Assistant Attorney-General has
delivered the following opinion Of inter-
est to claimants for certain depredations:
'ln order to entitle any claim for In
dian depredations to be investigated in
pursuance OF the provisions of the act
Of March 3, 1885. such claim must have
originated since the statutes repeating
the years of limitation, 1874, went into
operation. or else, il they originated be
fore that time, II must have been pre-.
sented within three years after the COM.
mission OF the injury which constitutes
the basis Of said dlaim. Thereare about
1000 Of these claims, representing about
$40, 900.
The Senate. Committee on Public
Lands held its first meeting this morn
ing. The Committee took up the meas.
ures referred to 1t by the Senate and re.
ferred them to sub-compittees. These
include bills tor the repeal Of the pre-
emption. timber culture and desert land
acts, the forfeiture OF certain land
grants, and providing for the taxation
Of railroad lands, all Of which have
been published. 1t is the purpose of the
committee to have the most important
Of these measures, the most Of which
have already been passed upon in pre-
vious sessions, reported at an early date,
placed upon the calendar and brought
speedily TO the point Of final action.
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A Plot.

LIMLIN, December l4.-The rumor il
current that Vukotio. Secretary OF this
Supreme Court of Montenegro, has in
formed an intimate friend that Russo
Montenegro plot existed to form Ser
vian State, to consist of Servia, Bosnia
Herzegovina and Montenegro. that al
assassin was hired for 10000 roubles tt
kill King Milan, and that an accomplics
divulged the plot. 1t is rumored thai
Vnkotic Is now volunteer In the Ser.
Wan camp.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. December l4.-Gen.
Robert roombs is sinking rapidly at his
home. His physician says he cannot
recover.
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Sr. LouIs, December 1.-THE late
Hon. B. Gratz Brown will be buried to-
morrow from his home in Kirkwood.
twelve miles from this city. The Bar
Association met to-day and took appro-
pirate action. The State and Federal
courts will adjourn tomorrow as mark
Of respect.
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The Mayor and Council of the City of Los
Angeles do ordain as follows:

The Mayor and Council of the City of Los
Angeles do ordain as follows:
SECTION /. whenever the Council of the
City of Los Angeles shall deem 1t necessary
to.issue bonds heretofore authorized to be Is
sued they shall cause bids for the purchase
of such number as they may deem best to
issue to be advertised for by publication for
four weeks In daily newspaper published
Ia said city resefving the right to reject all
bids.
such bids shall be opened al the first
for receiving bids and the Council shall pro
coed to accept or reject the same. Provided
that no bid shall be accepted for less than
the par value of said bonds.
SEC. 2 Upon the acceptance of any bid
or bids the Council shall cause bonds to the
amount OF the accepted bids to be executed,
signed by the Mayor OF the City of Los An
geles attested by the City Auditor with the
necessary interest coupons attached and
substantially In the following form. with ap
propriate border aud engraving:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
GENERAL IMPROVEMENT BOND OF THE eIry
OF Los ANGELES.
Under the power conferred by the Re
vised Charter of the City of Los Angeles and
by the consent OF two-thirds OF the quaIifiad
electors OF said city voting at an election
held f0r tAat purpose akla after cOnipli
ance with the requirements and under the
authority OF the Constitution and laws oil
the State OF California and the ordinances
OF the City OF Los Angeles providing for the
issue OF bonds,
The City Of Los Angeles in the State Of
California promises to pay TO the bearer
hereof at the office OF the City Treasurer oil
said city on the day OF A. D,
or at any time before that date al
the pleasure of the city the shm of FIVE hun
n raA oil zr1d anfp 0f a Ifnifaj QfQfas
with interest at the rate of six per cent per
annum payable Eemi-annually al the Office
OF the City Treasurer Of said city on the
first days of January and July In each year
on presentation and suFrenderoi the coupon
hereto attached.
In witness whereof the said city by IT.
Council has caused this bond TO be signed
by its Mayor and attested by the City Audit
or with the seal OF said city attached, thi,
day OF A. D, 1851.
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k.asftcs

ia delicate health aud all who suffer from
habitual constipation will find the pleasant
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, more
easily taken aud More henS Sacial In effect
than any other remedy. Il acts promptly
yet gently upon the bowels, kidneys, liver
and stomach, and does not sicken or dehili-
tate. For sale by all druggists. c. +. Hein1e-
man. agent, Los Angeles.
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INpIANApoLis. December l4.-The
committee having charge Of the Hen
bricks monument fund have issued an
appeal inviting the cooperation of
"Every lover of personal and official
probibity; Of every acquaintance al.
mirer and friend of the illustrious dead -
Contributions may be sont to Francis NJ
Churchman, treasurer, at indianapolis,
aud the receipt thereof will be promptly
acknowledged through the Indianapolis
pewspapers, aswell as by NALL
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GENERAL IMPROVEMENT BOND OF THE eIry
OF Los ANGELES


City Auditor. Mayor.
The Interest coupons to be substantially
$l5.. No. -
On the day OF -, A. d. -, the
City OF Los Angeles win pay the bearer at
the City Treasurer's Office Fifteen Dollars
gold coin, interest due on General Improve
ment Bond No.
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NEW TODAY.
Ordinance No. 2O4.

An Ordinance to provide for the Issue OF
GenerelImprovemen Bonds.
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hereby certify that the foregoing ordi
nance was adopted by the Council ofthe cit,
OF Los Angeles at its meeting of Decemhei
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City OF los An
gsles.
Approved this nth day Of December, A
d. 1880
dl5-lt u. +. SPENCE, Mayor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-09-24
Fresh Meats.
SELLING prices.)
Poultry.

Buying prices.l
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HS 0UsEHoLD
the West
oil
ssScsaOn Plsoes In the front advertising
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)R. FOOTE, SENIOR
or 10 Ls9IKsroN AvENU1. NsV vcRK,
HEREBY CAUTIONS THE PUBLIC
GOT to Employ ar GOmmuaicsIe With man
EB-styiinS himself I'm Foot, IT,, 4k8
GW-with. vi makipg due~n
k-inqutry. IA

This man came 70 Salt Lake;Cisy rcprS
sntins himself as the SOL OF OF. L. b
socTE, OF Nev York. the ssll hnu~n speeiai
st. a. abunr nifty proved oy emanviA A.
umofs eaI0 into Salt lake Gity nom
,nkstS and Nnutzns frsn IN expose made
mere he changed his base and represented
,,nseif s. the NOD "a more noasd spectslln
Nes Yorh City thai Df: B. fooTE. the
YELL SHOWN author SR JoKN Y. THoSi OF
ne veil auowD rrov's DirecsOry. In New
'orkCiiy forty Year, iavths clrector5 1oG
,.sn, Ex- Governor FHArE RctLER. OF Utah,
nd the Hon AsRAn WAKEnAE, Tor many
.n-s PosImAstef IN kew YORK City. also
tnrvsJor of the Port. gaze theh emdavits
MA there are NO other 'dOctezp In. New YORK
" The name OF pOos or Foot. excepting
Dr. G. B. FoOrR. the suthS, OF Medical
Common Sense" etc.. and hip two sons, DE-
{. B. FOoTx, IT,, sndsDr HesEEI I. Foor9
ne genuine Dr. P0c31 Jr., Will hereafter
,lvsys employ the initislA, & B In deetgs
,s,ing his namo heretofore he has bean
xnnwn no, only a. home bat wherever Nv
publications have been Circulated. BY The
,ame of Dr. FOOTs, JF. Greater care will be
AIKEN hereafter. In view OF the facs thai an
,uprincipled persOn haA assumed 70 pfe1s
" his and his fathers reputation.
Those deslring further aud more des7sted
Rfor7nattoa IN respect To thts matter vi:
eceiye !, BY addressing Doz SAs' ee1s
Lake City. Uesh.
Persons hsving information OF advantage
o piaiutiffs will kindly communicate The
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Tnose desiring U consult Ds- FOorn pro
esslonaily or 70 ordee remedies shoul& ID
iress either
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~sSn al w2-f Us.