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Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
The Ha id dvin-Grisnier-D yies
EntnnHnN.

The ever popular artists Joseph X.
Grsmer Phoebe Davies, supported by
the powerful Baldwin Theatre Company
OF San Francisco, will appear New
Years Week, commencing next Monday
night with Saturday and New Years
matinees. Commencing Monday with
the greatest OF all melodramas, "The
Wages of Sin, " of which the San Fran
cisco Post says as follows;
'fhe Wages of Sin, a powerful melo.
drama bearing the above title, was pro-
duced at the Baldwin Theatre last night,
for the first time in San Francisco, and
was received with every evidence of ap-
proval by large audience. The work
is Of the intense melodramatic quality,
possesses an interesting story, which is
well told, exhibits remarkable construc-
tive ability, abounds in entertaining in-
cidents, shows many excellent types of
character, and altogether is play
which will unguestionably have a sue
cessiul run at this theatre. The story
deals with the trials and sufieriugs Of a
woman, who married one man by reason
of lie while she loved another. The
villain in the piece gets the wages OF sin,
while the Others are rewarded with hap
piness after series of msfortunes and
disappointments that are almo t appall.
ing. The cast was excellent and the
acting was capital.
The sale OF reserved seats will com
mence Tomorrow Saturday. Mt box
office of Opera. No extra charge for
reserving.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
The HnInInlI.

The rainfall according to the Signal
Service for the late storm was l.O4
inches, while in the central portion Of
the State it was 2l inches, But in this
part Of the State there is no need for so
large a rainfall us in the central and
northern part, on account OF the absence
of hot, drying winds in this section. 1t
is quite certain that II inches of rain in
l. IS Angeles county is equivalent to Is
inchts in the north part of the State.
But it may be reasonably assumed that
the rainfall OF 1886 will be at least 20
inches. The rainfall in the flood year
Of lSS3-4 to date December 25th-was
only 3 9S inches, while by the same au-
thority this year the fall is 600 inches
already, with three,fourths OF the rainy
season yet to hear from. The rains in
1854 extended to June 2lst. In 1856
there is no prospect OF rains in June.
The influences that induce rain are four
weeks earlier this year than they were
in 1888, but they will give Us plenty Of
moisture.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
The Rattle Last Night.

For some days past good deal OF ill.,
terest has centered in the rattle for the
fine horse, Stranger, together with an
elegant buggy, etc, etc. The turnout
was complete in its way. By half past
seven last night nearly all the tickets
had been sold, and the few remaining
were quickly disposed OF by shaking the
"bones" Then two hundred slips OF
pasteboard were counted into a jar, each
one having on a number from | to 200
inclusive. In another similar jar were
placed l99 blank bits of board the same
size and shape as those bearing the
numbers. On one card in this second
jar was the word prize" A little boy
then sat between the two jars, and hav-
ing been blindfolded proceeded to draw
simultaneously card from each
jar. As they were taken out the num-
ber on one was sung ont, and the TACT
that its companion was blank was also
proclaimed. OF the 200 bits OF board
in each jar l75 had been drawn before
the lucky number came out simultane-
ously with the one marked prize. AS
the crowd watched the drawing and
some reflected that there was still IN the
jar one or more of their numbers and
only little more than a scoreof chances
against them, the excitement became
lively. One, two or three chances out
of twenty five to win rig worth $500
was not a bad thing. AT length
on the l76th turn of fortunes tickle
wheel the boy drew No. 81. and the
word "prize" in the other hand. The
clerk consulted his note book and found
that C. Hasaon had the winning ticket
and the splendid rig.
The game was perfectly fair one, as
every one interested acknowledged.
The only matter of regret was that
"Charlie" was not present TO "set EN-
up =" in honor of the auspicious event.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
PersannI men,,an

h1DHat lHthNhDhs
A. Sandberg, Orange, is at the Grand
Central.
J. NJ. Wallace. San Jacinto, is regis.
tered at the Grand Central.
A. B. Armstrong. and wife, Riverside,
are at the Grand Central.
W. w. Jenkins. the veteran placer
miner, is registered at the St. Charles.
Mr.. NJ. L. wicks went up to San
Francisco yesterday on two weeks
visit.
Doctor Hardy. an old time and dis
tinguishsd citizen of San Francisco. is
at the st. Elmo.
John Mazzanovich. of San Francisco,
and K. Ford and lady of Illinois are al
the Depot Hotel.
Mr.. Gordon Blanding and Gen. G.
Goshen, Jr., arrived in the city yester-
day from Newhall to spend the holidays.
Mr.. Frank G.. Schumacher went up to
San Francisco yesterday to spend the
holidays. Nearly all his family are in
the Bay City just at present.
Mr.. Bagnall, who made lag great many
friends during his short stay in Los An
geles in the employ Of the Oregon Lum.
Der Company, went off to Kansas yester-
day, where he will make his future
home.
Hon. K. +. Delvalle went yesterday
home to his family roof tree at the Cam
ulos ranch in Ventura county, to spend
the holidays. His sisters accompanied
him as also his brother-in-lsw, Mr..
Juan Foster.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to s. A. Strong and Il. c. Foster; T.
+. Ames aud NJ, Pierson; J. A. Perry
and Julia Harvey; Lewis J. Watkins
end Ella j. Hudlu; g. J. Morse and X.
A. Anderson; Chas. johnson and Mary
E. Van Slyke. and Chas. X. Bernard and
Josephine Dirst.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
The a. q p.

The San Francisco Daay Report
says; 1t is now generally understood
that Senator Fairs purchase OF the
South Pacific Coast Railroad was made
in the interest of the Atlantic and Paci.
fc Railroad. 1t is said that he is the
agent for this road, and that the pur
chase was for the sole purpose of getting
the road into San Francisco. From
what can be learned the Atlantic and
Pacific contemplates q branch leaving
the Mojave division near Daggett,
through Walkers Pass, down Kern
river canyon to the site of new town
to be established near Bak erslield
Walkers Pass is much lower than Teha.
chipe. From the new town to this city
two routes are being considered. One is
through Fresno county to Whites
Bridge, thence through the San joaquin
valley to Paoheco Pass, to Old Gilroy,
where il connects with the ferry landing
of Oakland creek. The other route is
through the Orestimba creek valley by
way OF Corral Hollow Pass, where 1t
connects with the California and Nevada
Railroad. 1t is for this route that the
purchase of the Oakland street railways
would be useful. The Atlantic and Pa
cifc is bound to come into this city at
any cost, and in spite of opposition.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
FOR RENT.

nor Furnished rooms, with or
II without board, $40 Charity street; central
location. uecEio
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
Local News Notes.


The next Phillips excursion will ar
rive here on the llth Of January.
Thomas Cox is held in $1,000 bail on
charge OF assault with deadly weapon.
James F. Botello and his companions,
who attempted TO raid tan.tan game
in Chinatown, were held by the Justice
on charge of grand larceny.
A telephone message was received at
the HERALD office last night that John
Henry Lothrop of Compton had died at
his residence that afternoon.
Xmas exercises of Railroad Chapel
Sabbath School will be held in the store
room $40 San Fernando street, tonight,
25th inst. A good time is expected.
John O'Bryan, who stole a lot of
overcoats from the st. Vincent's college
few days ago, got three years in San
Quentin yesterday, albeit he pleaded
guilty.
Box office for the sale of reserved
seats for the Baldwin Grismer- Dawes
company will open at Opera House to.
morrow morning, Saturday at 10
o'clock.
The crowds on the streets buying
presents for the holidays all the week
have been something astonishing. Last
night the masses reached the climax and
the streets were hard to pass through.
Captain Pritchard, who has been for
wears in the Recorders office, says the
current month of December is-in the
business done in that oifice--in the lead
by far, as compared with any month in
any previous year in the history OF this
county.
There were no less than seven licenses
to wed issued in the Clerks office yester
day. The past ten days have been phe-
nomenal in the numberof happy couples.
who have sought the Clerk, the clergy.
man and the Judge to make them one.
1t is well. Let the good work go on.
The Eagle corps gave grand mill
tary ball at the new Armory Hall last
night. The attendance was very large,
there being at one time 250 people dane
ing. The music was good, the floor well
waxed, and all entered heartily into the
enjoyment of the occasion. A detach-
ment of the Eagle corps went through
the manual of arRs. The affair was n
success in every particular.
At the Bible reading yesterday DIR.
Munhall took the Devil" for his sub
ject, and it is reported as having proven
one of great interest. At the services
in the evening he preached on the
"Cities of Refuge" A large number
rose for prayer at the close OF the SER
vices, aud an inquiry meeting. Next
Sunday mass meeting for young people
will be held again. The usual meeting
will be held tonight. DR.. Munhall is
making a good deal of headway in
work.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
The Churches Tor Christmas.

Nearly all the churches in the city are
beautifully decorated for the Christmas
services, The Episcopal is mass of
green and flowers. The NJ. f., on Fort
street, is also reported beautifully done.
At the Episcopal there will be a pew
service at the usual hour this morning.
So far as heard, the other churches will
postpone their services until Sunday.
The Cathedral and the Episcopal
Churches will be full to overlooking this
morning at all the services, and the
singing will be hne.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
The Ca,hedraI Music To-day.

At the cathedral to-day the fine choir
will sing at high mass the Kyrie, Gloria,
sanctus and Agnus Del from Hummel's
mass in d, and the Credo from Weber's
mass in G.. For the offertory Oscar
Kellogg will sing an Ave Maria with or
chestral accompaniment. An orchestra
of seven pieces, consisting of the cele.
brated Heine quartette and Messrs.
Lenzberg (bass), Lander (trombone).
Foxley (cornet) has been secured for
the occasion. The choir conss,it 6 of
Mrs. Tanning, Miss Carter, Mrs. Chap
man, Mrs. Gross, sopranos; Mrs. Mayo,
Miss Desmond, altos; f. b Tanning, j.
C. Carter, tenors; Oscar Kellogg, Mr..
Harding, bassos, have carefully re-
hearsed the music under the direction
of the cathedral organist, Professor A.
j Stamm, who is most thorough in his
training. and it is safe to say that the
rendition of the mass on Christmas will
excel any ever heard at the cathedral.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
The whitehead Roorback,

A sensational dispatch by Associated
Press was received on the 22d inst, stat
ing that one Charles Whitehead had re.
covered possession of his son, who had
been placed in the Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home at Nenia, Ohio, by his
mother through fraudulent means. The
child was no doubt in better hands at
this school than it would have been
elsewhere. Mrs. Whitehead is n resi-.
dent of Los Angeles, and was the very
clever housekeeper at the Long Beach
Hotel last summer She informs the
HERALD that the telegram is false iu
every particular,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
Respectfully,

EILadies are respectfully invited to
examine our goods and prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
VALUABLE LANDS.
The Coming Excursion, Decem-
ber ssth, to salt River valley,

The excursion to Phoenix which Mr..
P. G.. Eddy is getting up is meeting with
great success. Quite number of people
have engaged to go on Monday next,
December 2Sth. Mr.. NJ. +. Collins, No.
"a Spring street, the General Agent OF
the Land and Water Company, says that
the hotels have reduced their rates and
that the leading citizens of Phenix are
prepared to extend a cordial welcOue Ia
all who come and will make it very
pleasant for their visitors. A dispatch
informs us that they guarantee reduc-
tion of stage fare from Maricopa to
Phoenix, from So to $50; also hotel fare
from 50 to 81 so per day for the excur-
sions, and carriages at Phoenix
in readiness to show their lands
free of charge. Ex-Mayor Tober-
man is investing large sums OF
money in these cheap lands and ex-
presses the opinion that in very short
time they will be worth 500 per acre.
These lands can now be pur.
chased, with perpetual water right,
for from 1910 to Sl5 per acre.
All parties intending to join the excur-
sion are invited to come forward at once
and be booked for tickets at onr office
p. G. EDDY & Co.,
No. lOCourt St., opposite Court House.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

81 7O0 ONLY FOR A CORNER LOT
Cl, tUU with two houses OF rooms on II.
This place is always full with good paying
ronm,,rs and Is situated in the center OF the
city. II you want place where you eau al,
ways make a good living for little money
do not fall to look at this. rms place is on
the extension Of Main street to East Los An,
geles. and will be in short time good
ilace for any kind OF business. Got to sell
In 30 days make an offer. Apply at No; lgs
Sotello street. opposite 5. y. y. n new
Depot uf'i " lhul
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
,,or. u,,.,,Iwe,,,,,.

Mr.. p. Walters and Mr.. T. Kaine
were in the city yesterday with samples
OF ore from Il new gold mine which they
have discovered near the 0giIby mines,
which were recently sold for $50, 600
The Ahgelenos appear to be in luck aud
are demonstrating what the HERALD has
always maintained that Southern Cali
fornia is the best mineral region in the
United States
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
Passengers Coming.

MERGED, December "a Following is
q list of the south-bound passengers pass.
ing through here this evening: VIM
Mareld and wife, San Francisco; Mrs S
Sarbell, Illinois; Mrs Ii Burk, Illinois;
$ c Werl and wife, San Francisco; Mrs
A NJ Blackman, San Jose; ] Calyarado,
New York;
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
MIsCELLANRous.
Murrieta Excursion.

First excursion to "Mmrieta" this
season, (Temecula Valley, Tuesday,
December 29th, A. M. sharp. A. Il
P. train round trip, $3.50. Cheap for
two hundred miles of travel. aud good
for five days. Excellent hotel accom-.
modations 81. 90 per day for excursionists
and land seekers Purchase ckets Of
Charles Charnock, ~ Court sreet, OF
Brown & Adams, Isl South Spring st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

Shuster & Brummett, of ll6 South
Spring street, are general agents for Gal
lup coal, which they receive daily from
Gallup, N. NJ. This coal is equal
to any in the market, and is
sold as cheap. This firm not only re.
tail, but are prepared to furnish dealers
in quantities at wholesale prices. For
prices call at yard, lI6 S. Spring.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
AI.uxury and Necessity

For rich and poor who wish TO enjoy
good health, aud who do not wish to re.
sort to bitter, nauseous liver medic ines
and cathartics, is the concentrated liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs. Sample
bottles free and so cent and Sl.0O bot
ties for sale by C. +. Heinzeman, agent,
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
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MnnIl,cr indications.

SAN Francisco, December A.-S y. Mn
dcations for the succeeding thirty two hours
are as follows: For the North Pacific Coast,
cloudy weather and rain; southerly winds,
brisk to high along the coast. Middle Pa
cI6c. cloudy weather and rain; southerly
winds, high southeasterly along northern
portion OF coast. South Pacific, cloudy
weather and rain; southerly winds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

NOR sALE-rHE BEST PAYING GEN
eral merchandise store IN Los Ahscles
connty. cash capital required $500 Ad
dress communications TO JOE HANEk
co, Los Angeles. hlfu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

All the real estate agents in Los An
geles are requested to put Hoyey's vine.
yard on their books, and the first man
who sells it will get over 81 900 commits
sion. See Rare Chance" advertisement
in another column.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
DIED.
FUNERAL NOTICES ONE DOLLAR.

LOTHRoP-At Compton at hali-past
O'Clock on Thursday December oath, 1885,
John Henry Lothrop, aged AZ years.
Funeral on Saturday, December 2Gth, At
ppm, from his late residence at Compton
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
GIe.5O Huys

An all.wool frock or sack suit, which
would be considered cheap at $3.50
elsewhere. Call at Il. Adams Clothing
House, 10 South Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

AT bedrock prices, at E. Adams One
Price Clothing House, l5 South Spring
street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Reported by Gillette a Gibson,
Examiners of Title.
THURSDAY, December "a, 1885.

JUNNEfANtEs.
Wesley Buuuell and Hannah A Bunneil
his wife to Elizabeth Dunto1-Lot Bunnell
subdivision of lot 13 blk d, San Pasqual
tract; 5000.
George william spawforth to Mrs Emma
Stone-Lot IS Yale aud Harvard tract: 500.
George I OFT to Jose Il 7 RodrigGez-W N
of NE "a Of NE a sec 10, T l X 10 W III.
WIN McFadden to George Hinde-NW
4 acres Of lot 0 blk b, Kraemer tract 5000.
Alexander Penny to Otto Brodtbeck-Lots
Is, 10, 20 and q blk2 Bennett tract; $500
b Briggs, W 4 Childress, + II Lowell and
A d Childress to Mrs Elmira Hall and Frank
II Lowell-Fractional lots / and blk 2. Or
chard tract, and strip adjoining on the
south. and lot 26 Workman 4 Hellman sub
division OF lot blk ~, Hancocks survey;
$40
II Todd Jr and Mary Jane Todd his wife
to II NJ Hurless-25 acres; 1880.
HIM Hurless to George W Mullendore-25
acres; $2200.
JF Figueroa to Victor Ponet-- Agreement
TO convey $50 acres in Ro La Ballona; $500
Edmund A Turner to Harmon Hutchin
$3.50.
William FraIsher and Charlotte T Fraisher
his wife to william w Fraisher--NE "a Of L
u sec 80, I'll n II 10 " $1,000
John Farnsworth to Marshall Farms
worth-Lot l Mills subdivision OF blk 63
Ord's survey; $500.
individually and rs c L Fisher & Co to W A
Morgan-Asslgnment for the benefit OF their
creditors
Hattie Il Hopp formerly Yates to S
Slauson-Lot and ~ acres OF lot sec
26, 4 10 W; $500.
Louis Phillips to Pomona Land and Water
Co-Blk n, n blk lis, blk l67, sW Of
blk 207 and Sc Il OF blk 205, Pomona; $500.
Elizabeth Sebastian TO Emma Hunter
6.62 acres In sec l3, 4 ISR ID WIS
lothian Blxby TO Matilda Howes.. Part
of lot II 1lk 9, Sabichi tract; $500.
william Lovelace to Louisa Lovelace-
Lots ~, 20 and p blk 157, Pomona; Love.
Luman Cowles-Undivlded interest In lots
sand 10 Rolph's subdivision Of blk l67, Po-
mona; $3.50.
Sarah + Cowles TO II L Brewer-Undivid.
ed Interest In lots and 10 Rolph's subdivi-
sion of blk lGl. Pomona; $500.
IL l. Brewer TO Ardell Harmon Lots aud
10 Rolph.s subdivision OF part of blk l6I, Po-
mona; $3.50.
CIV Spawforth to W Boughman-Lots
l5. IL and II Yale-Harvard tract $500
Samuel Hellman to John Douglass-NW
u of sec 20, I 2 s I3 W: $50.
John W Douglass to Isaac Kellogg and
Susan Kellogg W u of NV u of sec 20, 4
s K 10 W: $25.
Susan Kellogg and Isaac W Kellogg her
husband to Carl Brockman-W 4 of NV u
OF sec 20, 4 ) X l3 w, less acres, 81, 800.
F II Wright aud William Wright her hus-
band to George W Burton-Lots 25 and 2G
blk 2, Sisters of Charity tract; $500.
samuel Garfield to James NJ Damron-Lot
9 in N y blk 60. 0rd's survey: $500
7 Widney. NJ Pirtle and Charles Busey
trustees to K Dunkelberger-Lot blk s,
Fulton Wells; 500
Edwin A James and Gertrude James his
8, I k 10 W. and L u of Sc u of NV "a
sec L. 4 8 X 10 w: 5000
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
HG,bO Hkuys
a.nlIMD GOnI.l

A stylish reversible overcoat, worth
twice the amount, at T.. Adams Cloth
ing House, 10 South Spring street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
Missourians, Attention |

You are Invited TO attend meeting at the
rooms of the Board OF Trade, In the Baker
Block, at 1880 O'Clock, on Saturday next,
ing Missouri Association" and such
other matters as may come up before said
meeting, ld24 81 'oLp aIssoVRLAN,H
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

DARE BUSINESS oPPoRTUEIrN-Ago good
IL paying blacksmith and wagon business
in a thriving fast growing town For par
ticulars enquire OF JOHN HANNA, over
First National Bank, Rooms No. l aud ,
l.npE I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
FC)UNI,

EoUND-Came to my place to-day Que
II dark sorrel mare, 4 or years old weight,
about 900 pounds; brand on LEFT hip 7
siso one sorrel horse, weight about 800
pounds, about ten years old no brand To be
seen owner can have the same by prov
ing property aud paying expenses. Call at
my corral, No. 80 South Main street
Los Angeles, December y. 1885.
decI5tf ]. 4. BERNARD.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
Lucky winning
Fine Customs Made suit

Numbers at A. Feintuch, 9O5, l043,
6Sl, SO, 243, 63S.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
Lucky winning
Money Easily Made.

Numbers at A. Feintuch, 905, l0i
6Sl, Sc, 243 63S.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE Shooting is not allowed on the
N Laguna Ranch. All persons found tres
passing after this date wlllbe prosecuted ac-
cOrding TO law. JOSEPH dlLbEhl,
superintendent.
Laguna Rancho. Los Angeles Co, Noyem'
bar 81 Iss5 nOv2G I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

UNoK sALE-Elegant home ON Cotton ave
nue., near Cotton. san Bernardino Oo'
Honse with I rooms; all modern Improve
ments; about acres Of land, set IN citrus
and decduous fruits; ~ acres Muscat ~ an,a
in cranes. only 5000 down, balance 70 SUIT
nnfehaser. Apply to j. d. BEfHUNE, u =.
Land Once, Los Angeles. ,.,s,,
trImes CODY. uetiuu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
Horaoa al. FerRuson,

Real Estate and General Commission Bro
ker, Room Is Temple Block, over
County Bank.
Free Intelligence bureau for for
eigners Reliable agents in British Column
bi a, England and Canada. reierences-
c. W. Mortimer, British Vice Consul. II. L.
Macneil, Cashier L. A. County Bank; Cap
tain A. ]. Hutchinson. .sep6-lf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

EOUND AN EsTRAY-A bay horse with
II white spot on face and white saddle
marks on his side weig ghs about 1909 pounds.
Enquire New York Bakery and pay charges
for his keeping and this notice. as Sc
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

NOR sALE--CHEAP, a well located gfo @
Gerry, cigar aud fruit stand, Price, s4Vo,
The reasons for selling VIII pe g,Nepp ~
calling upon II AMMlLL & COX, 3li9 flfst
street. Los Angeles, ueci iin
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN on first class real estate
vi security, city or country. MckOON,
PENNY 4 BRODTBECK, No. l9 N. spring
street now u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

nor sALE-The preltiest cottage home IN
II Los Angeles. High and dry ana only
three minutes walk from Postoiiice, over
stone Sidewalks. Good barn and ontbuilu-
ings; house handsomely furnished and con
yenient arranged. Price Tor the wh0le,
sls,Ooo Address, principals only I. . box
ufNf thl
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

HORSES FOUSD--Came TO my premises
IL on the Euciuo Ranch, Friday, Decem
Der 18TH two horses, uneH bay mare, three
years old no brand and one brown mare, "a
year old. with no brand the left hind foot
being white. Idec2ttl ). CELESTlN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25

NOR ENCH NNGE-Fiue property in
II Cleveland, ohio, for property in Los
Angeles city or county, by j. &. ByTam &
60, corner Spring aud Franklin streets en-
trance on Franklin. declgu
Los Angeles daily herald., 1885-12-25
AIrAcHMENrs. LIrNs. rrc.

David Mulrein VS. L Leck and L Cohn--
Mechanics lien on lot on Z side OF Main st
s OF Second st; Sll2.15
Kerckhoff Gunner Min and Lumber Co VS.
l. Leck and / Cohn-Mechanic's lien on
lotion side of Main st., s OF Second st
SALT.
G # Mohn Sr to Upton W Rank-Lease OF
part of lot blk 10, Ord's survey; two years
inonthlp rent, $50
HoMEsTEADs.
Matilda Hawes-Part of lot II blk G,
Sabichi tract.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Map of the Los Angeles Improvement Cos
subdivision of part OF lots 2, 3 and 7 blk 80,
Hancock's survey.
D Tower to Isabella V Mead-Release OF
mortgage, bk SO PCS.