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New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
AN ABSFyEMTyDED srArgsv.y

f~y.q Ihe Jiff5burJ DisDffcL
Coming down .rIm the hOIss in. mi n ha..,-
day last week Cabinet officer school nS
two spObdeuts The Cabinet officer gpt IN ,st
fumbng drea nily In his vest pocket isne1 m cn,n
OF tickets aud pat them In tho box Seeing the uir,h ~
the journalistic countentuce, me secretary remagxe
90 put two IN, didn't I thought M gIfe Va.
along " "A'
The schoolgirl dropped her books and e.ey'od a. a.,
scrambled them together again. Tie two rcw.na,o.
men laughed. IL funny 70 see such A slDDery s
o. books Tue driver looked IN aud Laughed t,I m.
had probably ha his hours rciuc3i tn.t mJsa.ng ,,
sixteen. The driver TOLL the Secretary thrOn the y,n
dow that 10 was " all right. iaKe tho neKt fare" ia
added. The person who 20. in a maiden i.r,
OF an uncertain number OF summers and double pn,y
ber OF sqntw winners Her yisaSs !OO6ed ~ II sonli
sour milk the Secretary sat nearest te box and wnsn
her live cents handed tn Secretary calmly too,
1t and put it IN ais POCKET according Z, the pgsyiols
agreement lookiny dreImly or the lovely .rx All
obiyIOus to everything. The driver registrr ,r.
his gong and ALI right "a r. yht could be- All err
10y the two newspaper men ami tns
schoolgirl would have resulted IN a
shocking improperly but fOr The remarkable presence
OF mind OF the latter. The books sIpp.d aytn aos
their hea Is 10 them ani ius nod abslrly rAs
Secretary l0Dket cOltly on THIS p"rorna icc. ms
maiden lady, whose nickel was snugly enscOnsei In hi.
right hand yes-ppcket. eyed hn Indignantly She bl,
her thin lips keep her noutl -lut-snothcr rsmart.
able instance or feminine presence OF mind she ooled
at the driver, AT the scnOOlrI digging ~ The of
the COACH at the two rry-cyci new paper ln.- hen
settled back m her seat with Al intpnttlOl Welt"
that startled the secretary from a.s lrtBargy
awe got your fare mat'n' al ne. suilln, pc tslnt
ly. and inst getting AZ Tn" meaning of the thiny
see you have. retortei Tn; now irate temale. You
put II in Your pocket -
That's all rgnt," shouted the driver Ia igsing And
then the schOolgr laughed Without drop in- booxs
and the tTO new paper mn au-hei and The Secretary
laughed. Everybody anghri except the maiden ADJ
who jumped up and the bell and nopped oa: the
"A A
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
H..

Some nine or ten years have passed away. Paul
Smith, A.R.A., stands if not the very pinnacle
of fame, at least iair way TO lessen By the
three magic initials attached 10 his name. Clever
and the fashion his port rats are IN demand, and
to the chosen few the stamp of genius hc wanting,
none deny his success III catching the likeness
of his sittcIs. and sezins upon the happy moment
when they are looking their best, as he puts IT, or
by grossly tatterlng them, a. his detractors-and
they are many-put II. EnvlOus enemies and
adverse critics are but another proof, If any be
wanting. OF his success He had made art pay. \
windfall in unookcd-fOr legacy had enabled
him 10 build up for himself a comfortable fortune.
and gorgeous redbrick mongrel Queen Anne.
palace, among the palatlal shrmcs in that eminent
painters corner clustering together the ont
skirts Of wrl-knOwn historical park park
under whose tme-honorcd trees Add son ana his
fair patrcness walked and talked and held their
court bright constellation OF wit and beauty.
around whom lnnumerable lesser satellites re-
volvcd.
The studio itself is a marvellous reproduction of
a Damascus rocm. IL IL rich III curiousy carvon
wooden latticcs and screens, walls aud arched
recesses. wheTeon gorgeous mosaic and brilliantly
coored texts from the Koran shine ont III mazo
of lusrous splcndor. The whole is toned down by
the subdued ints of rich Oriental draperics falling
IN soft folds from under the horseshoe archcd
doorway.
Magnificent Indian rugs over lov. broad divan.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
nrEL nLLI 1 EEAR.

F.nt fItUrt.cl CkTIHlc.
One day We found 81 thc sAecp Sl.cd 80 somo
on; Jim propo,el 10 - out aud make hji ior
the GRIZZLIES FOR day or -, ana having h0thS piueu
lar on hand went Win hi'h ia 4 coup c '' 80 @ 80
dogs that the best Oh bear ever ," 30 We 1oot
them along, aud tAc next morning a'ont 10 tle} sl'p
reckon must have trampcd It mile or So. "a-n "o
THE. pece oi brGsl ami 70 IL tie t's Tehs
wi h rush. ana the next minute uefe cohine+', -.
greatest yelling aud snarhug you ever hctn. NSs
packing the camp things, arc 50 jim Juuped iA4o1Nn
the bush and aitei him aDd tnesc IA lAe een''' %
small clearing VS. the biggest Erlily ever y.
heard OF. The IN untc saw him dropped my sun az
grabbed my rh" The gI/]ly was slAnuin- q, ,hno,
hannchcs splitting re and iro;h. just waiting i irn
making Jump at them. without wasting any um',
jim stepped up untl be was "'sn.S ' I
pulled trtseer. lie had a dc.d shot, but I heard
The click of the hammer and anew hts rinc hAe s
was going II up ami down, IN and out up ana Over ,n
the greatest rougaud-tumhle You ever heard OF 10 .
life. For minute was so tuck back al the IA
OF the whole thing that couldn't tell "hat 20 do. Az.
then ddnt dare TO shoot. th.y "1te 5oln- 80. sei
quick. The dogs had the bear by the hln quar- -
biting amt chawlng for al thcy were wo't W. ,i's
bear top mostly. hut Jim hal got oH' Dis iisr
and was carving for al he WAS worth. AMI II = NoAN
he wasn't drowned n blood. TAr only thihg INA, 80.
him from being clawed all In pieces Was a th'A 'N
lodged about FOR about dvc minutes watag iof !
chauce. and all az once got H. ire ufu.' .'a king
OF him by the throat or thrreaDouts "hon I'm
was about played ont. but hat strength % er 'n 10 10
was being squeezed too close Tor comfort . t - ~
INV muscle TO roll on the bear 1t iad rsht GU "p o
hin but | aid and yanked Jim Out and "~sh ne, ne
SIGHT. HIS sut was IN rags, rc~uia4D "a. h,r
stngs aud his legs were amo-t cut 10 the oons ~ n
A, lozeu places When hauled nm 10 MS .o, ,, So,
hold o his knife and had TO drop IT, as ,sa,e wer,
In The bears throat aui by actual count tneo % vi
forty stabs in The bears hide. 50 yCu ca ~ ~ 80 -,
of "A hghter no "WhaI maze y'" ss. a., ,,,nt m
hout th- nrst words ne sad. ani ti.h o. q" a" - lf -,
dead faint and n IL hadn't cold no nave p'1a 49,, -
death before could pack hll 20 VIC Yes he csmo
though forty miles over tue monntsnsi a ~ th~ss
Out ali rlgn bat for weeks he looked .e on, OK
crazy quilts That was his hrst sr.t.p, s ,ltnoush
80, ni ukrr for any moro al short range snous'
Nv na, , Goal many aftsr thai WAY aud ano'no'
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

Lady Stcynham succeeded in her ann. She was
Introduced to Lady SOmeryIlIc, and she prevailed
upon her 10 undertake 4 part IN the tabeauS; TINS
was however. only upon condition that rchearsals
were dispensed W th. Lady S0mcryllic requesting
"A photograph of the picture. In vain Lady SteNh-
ham suggested "a visit to the StudiO Lady Somer-
Vile dee lared she hated artists they expected
so much lattery aud adulatiOn and the Countess
only happy 10 secure the Beauty, Willingly
acccdcd to the terms she mentally voted ca
precious.
Some days later. meeting Lady Someryillo at
ball. she donghted to present the artist TO her
" l.adv SomcTViilc. allow me to Introduce MI
Paul smith; our collaborateur. you know, III the
iablcausr Lady Somorylllo ackno wledged the IN
PRODUCTION by "a slight bow.
Ma have the honor of the next valsef Paul
asked. eagerly.
Thank you, never valsc" Tho answer was
not encouraging and the tone still less 80, Dut inc
yeice was wonderfully sweet.
" Ihe next 4ua0IllloT
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
4 lLCEH nLE ~ pLCNLo

ne Jr ~ tlI JNfFatt.
Durns the storm ~ Neaa--'iiy night a ROYAL Belga
tiger, cet 81 length icrOciOIs 10 ever g0Oly
but his tanner. escaped from his the Lll
the ctF, where tie stranded ci cIs cailH-i lie
made tor the nel Is and ai ieh old ulr DASH
iu, among the cattle ald hogs, killing acyrl.. Ol tue
latter hrinu -iug To farmer utIel BlpHn Nrir AMI
wet ne finally OnIl snug heI IN pig pen, .lrrr rs
tanner discovered ana c.liarcI aim neat morning.
W'cu the tausr went n tie frnhOu-rs t0 1lr lf tie
oc upanfs naf seen his pet tIc ter ict women and
children frl 70 the upper Rooms. locked tcDscie = IN
an crwlel no Ter tho beds. H. the lus O t.leT
the creature WIS rs meek as amb
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
CURRENT ANECDOTES
NE WIS NDr EVGLrsH.

:" what Is the booking TO New York !" frnp,r.x
young Dsa as he STOOD before tho ticket-wlndoy of
Eastern railroad. "a ~
"5svcnieen dollars" said the agent
" lou lnehn-aw-.tbrcs pounds ten. on :"
NO. mean seventeen dOiiars. don't know anv,h,.
about your three pounds ten. Ticketi" '"S
" la-a-a' yon may book me- Bat three poun' ten 4.
too mnch donche know. too awrully much. Dn.. ,hs ~
inclnie me baggage I" '"@t
ihat chap must be newly arrived Engishmanp r.
marked the agent re-
"Engiishnan!" said a brakeman who chanced n -
near; 'he Wts born In canAl-DOat down herc - w
Joliet. and his father got rich buying ana selling hor
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

rlling deep rcccss. IN front Of thcse stand low
tables lnlail with pearl and ivory wlille from te
cttcd ceiling hang silver lamps ostrich cggs anu
the yarinus accessories that Eastern Imagination
and skill can devise. plus an ebon slave.
Hindu Who hands the fragrant coffee in rare china
cups IN silver icwelled stands, or the picturesque
narghiieh or amber-mOuthed chiboLque.
lhe pace of honor is given to tho unfinished
picture" Love Tokens" whence Isabel Gray
luminous eyes shine ont in rcproachlnI. indignant
scorn In the ili-starred Franchise de Folk. Tho
morning sun brings out tho lus're of the ruiGy
Onco again two mon are seated in the stud 10 ::
Paul and a friend. John Graham. an artist. loss
successful than himself. Paul is holding mp a
water-C olor drawing and surveying Il gently
albcIt critically. Il was the sketch OF girl IN
fancifu peasant dress. crowned with wreath OF
hawthorn.
q rather think this MAY Queen will fetch tho
fair lady. Lady May Branston asEcd me to draw
pretty get-up for her 10 wear at the Duchess OF
Cioverlvs bali"
"Ahw said his friend. "By the time your
artistic design passes through tho dressmakers
hands you won't recognize your own skctch. lazy
MayY thought yot. were gong III ior DecehlDcr'
This was in ansion to certain wealthy. if
somewhat mature, widowed countess, whose open
partav for the artist was the tax OF tne clmps Iic,
Paul. not ill-plcaSeh at the inslnuation. replied
Stay is the month for our profession; when we
are banged. sldcd or rejected! But apropos OF
He opened portfolio and taking ont drawing
in coorcd chalks passed il to Graham.
Norma. That's for the Countess of Steynham;
Lady Way aunt, VINO goes III lor iiign h'' an"
the classics
Graham. honestly admirng and secretly enjoying
bis brother artists talent, inquired
"And which do you 60 in for. Ancient or
Modern !"
ignoring the nnuendo, Paul answered severely:
Modern and am oil now To the Private view.
OF course we shall meet P'
"No such luck. You forget I'm one of the
rcccted.''
"Parlon me. old fellow Better luck next time.
As he spoke the successful man cordially grasped
his friends hand. nfusing delicate shade of
sympathy in his tone and warm pressure Of his
fingers Graham natterd and pleased, took the
hint and left. Paul carefully rolled up the draw
inrs and addressing them respectively to the
Countess of Stcvnham and the Lady May Rramston
lighted pine. and proceeding to smoke it bullt MP
as fragile and glittering castle as any in cloud
land.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
4 SOUVENIR oF LONDON.


" never appreciated lIt ,DIrg tl sf.u', tie In
vcutOr. EXI o,,t M ICndJn last September SAID a
Professional gentleman yesterday. Then c colt ulvl
" -troliiuy through the department OF pottery and
glass exhibit, law pac.Ii. spun 1l4rs Acchilrs'
Tue cherry y-ippei English -l cntrenched 'rAuI tie
silver mOdnte snow cases selected SUN GA - rt N
high and receipt lOl four i.l-s and
slNpence. hd worthy spat ng O! Tie =, ,at LOW.
Ito goods oily sold by .r'. ami iA! purchase
would be 'eliy.r-d ~ the hogel Do tle mOruluy.
' l. dIlu't T. Three days passed. Tire %. walt
iug juuIcl ln leOvc t4er a. lt- queen
Road. tAuk lt to the .Iaugfdcfory- ltiio ated
the carl landed AZ a smut l.d tobacco st0rr hese
Iltte round fat. oIy Hebrew g-retct lie Yes II was
tue factory Oriels were heavy lie had 'a.e. TO Ill
mine on time.
" hero is your factory Z"
" Alst Dad dtre'
Through dirty rear window indicated G. I'LL see
nothing hui ~qr atty cod sa.d Ia the iltle o..
hundreds of sr4ris were brin, prephred FOR D. ins.
a hl. box with grra>y oil cloth cover. winch BAL Ueen
uIzci lrcak'ast- table. stood near the Vii low.
ON the sid toward Ike read the legend
From
'plttsblr-. Penn. (. :. A.
There not ias more 10 ell TIE spun slas.
cuIiosIty-uy beloved souvenir Of the Iuvcnofs'-hal
been fas ioued AInn mic o. my home Ia itts )urs."
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23
MAKING 1rorr1r " / ro.rDwc noc>E


want f. 1--WE You qE" talking to- sat iAe
manager OF leading boardus- Iui,e - wealthy rue-
had 10 discharge good waiter to-day "h y3lr
account"
what TO yoI mean, sir :" asked the ecni 10 with
some show of ind gnaton.
You have soilcI tngee sooi walters for me rc Gy.'
rcn'iei tlr autsrr, firmly aul rrspcctfu'Y Nol
-Lte the man haye iu~t sent away - month NIw.
,li. ;ha either nen lei as rnerogS -i al; meant
a- ID bri % man HI mote food tu. Nc.t'E
service tLan yop pay FOR. so matter whai 'le n'tyr
the elect was am always In the ,lt'arn a5
meal tines ani sce 10 Il tA every guest n ' dt 40
J. ,uttci u aul no mole; 40 yot g1t 40 ttf i-' IA
thar way, hr yo1 du yr s"ot deal more af'ni'pn
THAI yOu Wci. entitled -. Mr.. Jones who SIS yong
table pays ~ uucn yoh go, AMI /. just q, s'oi
customer tD But he cannpC anOri 10 pas ~atrf
"a month yHu do. and tie consequence D. iAr Altu
neecs HIM to russ with you. II DE cout aHnf - pay
ch fees yourself, neither OF You Would q any
adrdulage. hut bo cannot .ut llWsch ami itilt .Jvi
been 50 uegoctrd that eNrcct they VII lra'e O..
house ant AN vorr generosity does - II deprive ma of
"a good customer
loosei at it IN that hsnt heiorc.' -di no
wealthy guest. and I guess hereafter III ~ "'hs
without sunsGiIns tAc waiter or content ny st villa"
present that = lot expected.
New-York tribune., 1886-05-23

In the Countess of Stcynham'5 boudoir three
people were merry chatting over Their afternoon
tea. The subject under discussion was an cnter-
tainmcnt be riYen at Stcynham House, for which
cards were to be ISSUED forthwith. Lady May
Bram~tcn was ncgging for fancy dress ball her
aunt Lady Steynham, was in favor of tab!eauS,
and Paul Smith was specially called upon To
decide Letwccn the ladies. ~
" feel my responsible posltion a. uInplre ne
was saving. adrOItly deciding To please hoth II
possible" d" | should adN ise a series oi tablcaus,
Illustrating the progress OF art Lady Steynham
looked delighted; Lady May disappointed when
Paul continued:
Concluding with costume ball. We could
START with a classical subject either single hgdrc
or "a group-slv ~ gmalion and Galatea then, ny
a long step on TO .'rcraphaclitis > ma Madonna, by
Liciuio or hettcr - Nonna Lisa. Medieval Art
could bc fairly shown by Albert Durcrs Ne Ian
would genily lead 10 the English School. Gains
borough. Reynolds Iogarth perhaps, and 50 on
to our own period.
:" must veto the whole thing. II is too long. roo
much and too artistic for the general publlc. rs
hostess, must consider ny guests tn.
"Dh aunfw Lady May observed, pitc0usly while
Panl looked annoyed.
'If you like tohayc, say one or two ablcaus as a
lever de- rdeau May shall have her WISH and we
Will decide upon a cost um" balL
She addressed the st words to Paul, adding wl'h
q gracious smile: 1--WE VIII pnt mp your l'rge pc
ornaments that unfinished one that hangs IN your
studio"
As he nut the question Il vision rose before him of
the brautiul unknown.
- ii we could only get Lady Somervile-she has
lust that shade OF red hair' said May
" Lady SomeryIlie. PaulinquIrcd "who IS she
Years ago knew a brother OF Lord Someryle; he
died in India, or WASH Canada lie was an attachc
sonry here in the frIgid or the tOrrid zone"
It's the same. He Inherited the title. married,
and died abroad. HIS wife an Australian, very
rich: ak over diamonds and nuggets lou must
have ne; her; aLe is very loycly.'' Lady May
spoke With the generous cnthusd, OF youth her
aunt adding as a rider: " And not very Young
She doesn't look mora than twenty" the Young
girl replied though of course she Is more If only
She would come. the tableaus would be perfect.
But YOU don't know her, aunt"
"SIlly chlld! what has that to do with itf 81
c'est impossible celia SO fera. GIVE me another cup
of tea and don't trouble about my affairs. under
take thar Lady somerviIle shall play the Beauty.
and Don Pablo shall be the Messenger. And don't
lose your heart, for | hear she's engaged to Lord
Duncan GienhOim.p Paul assured the ladies that
he was arrow proof with look and expression
that convey ed to his hearers that tney, lndlvldn-
ally were his protecting Rgis from loves wiles.
And having conveyed the desired IMPRESSION he
left.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-09
PILES! PILES! PILES!
q SURE CURE FOUND AT LAST,
NO ONE NEED SUFFER,

sure cure for Blind, Bleeding, Itching
sad liberated Piles has been discovered oy
!,r. Williams ian Indian Remedy, called DR..
wiliiamss Indian Pile Ointment A single
box has cured the worst chronic case of Is
or 80 years standing. No one need suffer
ave minutes after applying this wonderful
.oothing medicine. Lotions, instruments
and electuaries do more harm than good.
Williams's Indian Pile Ointment absorbs the
umors, allays the intense itching, (particu-
srlyat night after getting warm In bed),
acts az poultice, gives instant relief, and Is
prepared only for Piles, itching OF the pri
ate parts; and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. J. M. Cofinberry OF
cleveland says about DIT. Williams Indian
Ointment: II have used scoresof Pile Cures,
a Id II affords me pleasure to say that have
sver found anything which gave such i'm
mediate and pcrmanen relief as DR.. Will
famss Indian Ointment" For sale by
druggists and mailed on receipt Of price, 81.
FRAZIER MEDICINE CO., Prop'rs,
Cleveland, o.
Paguss sPfRoEI agents. Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-09
Louis Ebinger. Plaintiff,
VH.
Ike Grinbaum, Defendants }

The people of the State of California send
greeting 10: Ike Grinbaum, the above
named defendant.
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the Justice Court OF Los
Angeles city, county OF Los Angeles, state
al California; and TO answer before tho Jus
tiee, at his office in the SAID city, the com
nlaint filed therein, within five daystexclus.
I've OF the day OF servicel, after the service
on you Of this Summons-ii served WITHIN
the township In which this action Is bronghti
or II served out of said township. Dul N
said county, within ten days or Withlh
twenty days II served elsewhere.
The said action Is brought 10 recover o.
YOU the sum OF two hundred ana tnirty uuI-
iars, lawful money OF the United states,
ioaaed you by the plaintiff within tne Two
Years last past, ali OF which Is now que, as
will more FULLY appear by reference to me
complaint on flle herein, copy OF whioh
/. hereunto attached.
Aud yauare hereby notified tnat " you
ran 10 appear and answerthe said complaint
-sahove required said Plaintiff VIII take
iadgment against you for the sum OF TWO
hundred and thirty dollars, fogethef win
cost OF snit. h....,t
Given under my hand this, twenty-ninth
DAY OF March, 1886. .rarrAs
rnstice of the Peace for the city OF Los An
,feies, in said county and state.
true copy OF the original. .,s,Sa
nprsoaw SOD Constable Of said Court
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-09

sundays Excepted.
t5undays Only.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-09

sHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure
ikAold by us on guarantee. II cures con-
sumption. Sold by G. T. Heinzeman. Ia
North Main street
JAMES SULLIVAN, OF Salem, oregon,
saws he was cured OF the Asthma by GIL
moros Magnetic Elixir For sale by II. D..
Godfrey, Nadeau Block
GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH and bron-
onitis Immediately relieved by 5hilohs
Cure. Sold by +. @. Heinzeman, l22 North
Main stree
tion. Constip ttion, Dizziness, Loss OF Appe-
fIte. Yellow Skim 5hiloh's Vitalizer Il a
positive cure. Sold by @. +. Heinzeman, 10
N Main steei.
REV. Il. J. WHITNEY, of Clarkson, NY.
says Gilmore's Aromatic Wine for female
weakness, stands without rival. For sale
by II. ID. Godfrey. Nadeau Block.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-09

60acres Il mile outside OF city linn
| Its, near Pico st., equal to any prop
erty sold for 500 per acre THIS year.
| Price per acre, only .-.............. 20l
| fully situated; commanding view of
| the ocean, the valley and the city; 20
acresgrapes, 0 acres orchard, etc, etc
| The finest vegetable land in the State.
| No frosts No irrigation needed. i
have nothing OF the kind equal. Per
100 acres Of very fine land two
miles outside of city limits, west.
10 acres most desirably situated
| land In Pasadena for 5000. This
| properly is worth $4,000 for sub-di-
vision; There is nothing like 1t at
Nice cottage of4 rooms, halls and
closets, with two large lots 60x1i2
feet each with alley at rear. You
must make your own price. Come
and see H.
10 acres IN the city, covered with
orange aud other trees, on principal
streets. Win make 46 large, elegant
lots worth $500 each. Price 1900
IL acres on Washington street, COW
cred with fruits of all kinds. One of
Price .........-........... .......,.. 10000
Elegant residence on Pearl street
Lot 70x349 feet. 0ne of the most beau
tilnl places in the city. Price. 4,soc
Elegant corner property, 2 lots hne
large ll-room house, beautiful lawn,
etc. remarkable bargain at .. II 500
Magnificent lot on Main street, loSx3ls
feet, with brick house of IL rooms. The
cheapest properly in the city, location con.
sidered. Price on application. Immediate
possession.
500 acres of unsurpassed land, with 500
shares OF water stock. As fine fruit and
vine land AS can be found In the county.
Very cheap as q whole. Admirable for sub
dixision. Price on application.
1000 acres with ample water supply already
piped TO the land miles from r. x. There
is nothing in Southern California 10 com
pare with this tract at the price offered.
Price on application.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-09
Certificate of oo-Partnership.

We hereby certify that we constitute j
partnership, transacting business In the
city OF Los Angeles. In the State OF Caliiir.
MIA, at No. lf1 Upper Main street in said
city. The style Of such partnership will be
known as the South Coast Manufacturing
place. OF all It's mem bers are signed hereto.
DAVID EWING BAILEY,
Residing at Eureka, Nevada;
W. L. C0wAN,
Residing at Los Angeles. California.
SIDNEY RoSESBuRG,
Residing at Los Angeles, California.
Dated Los Angeles, May 80. 1885.
fWlaw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-06-09
stockholders, Notice.

OFFICE MAIN STREET AND AGRICULTURAL,
PARK RAILROAD COMPANY,
Los ANGELES, March 9th. 1856.
In accordance with a resolution adopted
at meeting of the Directors OF the Main
Street and Agricultural Park Railroad Com
pany, held this day. a special meeting OF the
stockholders OF said company is hereby
called. the same to u hcld at the office Of
the Company, No. numerical street, In
the city OF Los Angeles. comfy of Los An
geies, State OF California, ON Wednesday, the
9TH day. of June, A. D.. 1856, at the hour OF
$50 O'Clock p. N. on that day, TO take into
consideration aud decide upon the PROPOSE
ton 10 increase the capital stock of said
Company from Fifty Thousand Dollars, d.
yided into one thousand shares OF Fifty Dol.
lars each. the present capital of the Compa
ny; to One Hundred Thousand Dollars, to be
divided into two thousand shares Of Fifty
Dollars each.
WIN. J. BRODRICK.
President and Directo.
l. W. HELLMAN,
DALTON WHEELER.
THCe. II. ROWAN, Dfrectors
W. =. EDGAR,
D. w. CHILDS,
John o. WHEELER. Secretary 3 wtd