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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-30
Stallion For Hal,.

Joseph H"nunn. Of Pleasant VALLEY.
oilers Tor shi" his fine Clvicsdtlr Nor.
gan stallion NJ u figure hrlow his yn'pa.
being now dc,ircus Of changing tho
stock horses on his much. The animal
is n Jcau;i nj bay. black mnnr. tail aud
l"r%, without spot or blcmish. IL II
hands in hight nnd weigh, LEO
pounds. He Ia pretty a. n picture. and
took n special premium at tho Stnto
Fair last Fil. In disposition he il
hind and g.nlln as u spnncl. Ang po,.
sou Wishing to procure a most Ic,. .Irc
animal at II bargain cnn do go hy cai!ng
on Nr. Herman in rlcapnnt ynlIry. IL
'n'''" 's'' Of thiS place. sod.
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NOT TE..AELE.

The Silver Site can discern no rea-
son Why the neat Legislature cannot
change the places Of residence of the
District judges to be cie,ted this fill.
1t argues that the places being desIgnG-
ted 10y til" last Legislature, the II. xt
would nave the saline power to change
them. Tha by no means fcl,y, %, \
Lcg,sir,ur IA, the power to change the
area OF d j ulic!al District, hut 1t mast
not take Eject duiiug the term Of Office
of the then incumbent JUICES Of the
Districts affected by the charge TIE
same constitutional prin ip.e would
doubtless Apply IN the matter OF the re-
sident place. Of the d stri,t in l,"s.
They being elected to reside at certain
designat d points it is extremely doubt
full whether legislative action could
change them daring the TENS Of the
judges elected under the l,cscnt law.
In oar opinion the Times REVIEW was
correct III its opinion that there could
Ice no change made to Ikc effect with
in the ioar ye Ts for wh.cI the JUDGES
will be elected this fIl.
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<. Of B.

W. have notice iEa; this p rular
So ct. wi! give u sr-ui ealcs;AIn neat
a. Car IN on the O. rious Fourth. aui
the Il, :e mention OF the fat viii bring
a thru. o: pleasure + the nerves OF al
lovrrs Of socia. enjoyment. NJ one
Who ]: : ever att. udrd a hall given 10y
he L git, Of sage BRUSH need be tod
I a I .e.r rn.e.tunulut, age Ur,t class
l. ev, y pAy,irilar. Taeu al val "r-
psar - IL few days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-30

On n late steamer from Liverpool
was nn EngIi,hmsn. who male the ne.
quaint ,uce Of n New Yorker. aud In.
qnired If there were good opportunities
in this country TO invest capital.
splendid opportunities, sir--.thc
grnndest in the world"
iii I should invest $4,000 in rail.
road shares, would the income give Inc
n II ying2
Alb, that's n different thing. It's
according TO whether you ran live on
bean snnp and cracker. alone, or Saui
cheese thrown IN every second day"
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JOHN GR0cHR.
Tstray.

Cam" TO my ranch about n month ago.
mn unhrukrn bay horse: star In fore
head, about 10 hands in height. brand.
Cd o o on loft Fhouidcr aul vented on
Samc shoulder. The animal IL now in
my Geld n iIul,crk Station Tho own.
ar will plrAeC prove property. pay
charges and take itIa.v.
I 2ls5Ol. HAI MCCLrS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-30
Neg coodIl Nes sty.esl

have Just received my samples Tor
Sp.!uG AMI SDUlu-,r SUITS. and. ham.
mri" -l"g'a Erwru;- ,in now .hI
- E4-L- clothes to gTlrT ,l-ng.. than.
ever. None CtE compel" Win me- ~
prizes. |! You wait a moe suit. j MT
delay. k~I1r'al rr. pc:.rc; Il, guarnu.
trrd. No 1T. 10 pay.
Il u. RrINUAET.
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$500 REWARD.

The 'bore reward will he pird for ,hs arrest
sud conviction ~ any party or psriis. fonnd
sriity Of stealing. iiIiug or running "a.
altering hrAu Is OF marks Of any live 'ibos
belonging to any member Of The Sev,di Live
Stock AssueistloD.
T.. W. CRUrCuER,
President.
IL. W LEWIS. Secretary
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BORN.

M1iLr:-ln Elko. New. Nav y. 1856.
20 the wife o. Major II. Miller. u son.
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MARRIED.

LEwfs-NrCuoLq:-ln Eiko. New. May
20. 1886. 1t tn residence of II. Nc
Adams. Icy Don Il. u. Eigclow. Char.
les IL Lrwis 10 Miss AddIc T. Nichols.
nll'o f Eikp county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-30

Fresh oysters ii superior quality re.
civcd daily hy express at tho Gem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-30

\ lorge supply o! japan. Calcutta
bnmhon. and ioiut Il fish poles. from %
cts. mp, ut Muilcr's.
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DR.. MlNTIE,
The C EAT ENClISH REMEDYl

Ia rsysr failing
'"rr for Nervous b..
hiii'y, sem mai weak.
he =, VI ut'l vi
isliiy Sp'uHA'u hTA
bNT MANHOOD.
lWr"''nCy, lpTUsia-
tnTrhuA. psfsI sis
aiui 81 tho terrible
ELECTS II self abuse,
youthful 'uliiDs and
cIc'E-'s ~ Iuaturer
~ -uCH > lee. Of
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MuNsoH NICHOLS,

OWL RNGINEER AND SURVEYOR
u once 1884 North Main Street. Tele
nhana NJ, Qb huO ly
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The last two or three days have been
unusually lively around the police office
Yesterday afternoon His Honor the
Mayor, assisted by F. P. Kelley, ESD,
held a really packed matinee in the
MAYORS Court. Most of the offens, $
were of the minor grades-drunk and
disorderly, lighting on the street. etc.
Sunday afternoon rather serious at.
fair took place near the corner of Third
and Spring streets, wherein two pistol
shots were fred An unknown man at.
tempted to shoot, az it is charged, one
Gotta, well known as ''Peachy." N
one was hit. The shooter was arrested
and lodged in jail.
Saturday the shorthand reporter
Weed was bit too full and lay down
to sleep on Vine street, near First He
was observed by fellow near by, who
il was evident was trying to rob Weed
A telephone message to this effect wal
sent to the police office. Officer Tyler
was detailed TO attend to the matter
He Law for the robber and caught him il
The act. Weeds pocket-book, contain
ing SIS 80, was found on the fellow, anc
lie was lodged in Jail.
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NJ. Barkay, of barque Colleen, is q
the Nadsuu House.
VIM. II MintEer, Governor of Cotton,
is At tine ST. Elmo.
John Lang, the pioneer of Soledad
Canon, is in the city.
Margaret Ma her and her troupe are
registered at the Nadeau House.
e d. Rankin, of the California South
ern Railro is at the st. Elmo.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. DAVIS, of Wichita,
Kansas, are al the N adeau House.
J. r. Simmons. superintendent Of the
Chino Rancho, is at the st. Elmo.
Chancellor Harrison is at the Nsdeau
House preparing for his Congressional
raoe.-
Mr.. Richard Melrose, editor Of the
Auahsim Gazette, was in the city yes.
day on business.
Ira G. Holtt, Republican nominee tor
State Superintendent OF Public Instrue-
uon, accompanied by his wife, is at the
Nadeau House.
B. L. Govel returned yesterday from
all extended trip through the Eastern
States. He says there are many sections
that are suffering from drouth, and NO
place as prosperous MS Los Angeles.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Reported by Gillette & Gibson,
Examiners of Titles.
MONDAY. August 80. 1886.
CoAvKYANCEsa

Examiners OF Titles.
MONDAY. August 80. 1886.
CosvEYANcEs
wD vawter to Richard Zellner Jr-Lots
and 2 blk x, Yawter's Ocean View tract;
Henry Newell to MF oDea-Lots II u
Is l4l1 10 II IS q % and "a. spencer's subdh
OF blk so, o 8; $500.
MFo'Dea to c Howes-tots l6 II - and
10, Childs & Hansens subdn Of blk 50, o 81
blk g. o s; lots IS II II 10 II IS 2 % and "a /,
spencer's subdn OF blk so. o s; IS.
Willard kittridge = Julius Lyons, truste
FIR Clara CHAIRMAN Kitr 'dge-LotsS aud
llk 2, Pioneer Building l. Association trf {;
Manuel Gutierras to Pomosa Land and
Water Col acre in Ro San Jose; : o.
Morris A New marx to John Bnrch and
ofs.c1, ssRi4w. and IN of EN sec IL
fw Lord and Julia Lord to Frank stod-
dard-Lot in blk 10. Woo en- Mill tract; $500
HE Aillard to Mrs Helen NJ willard-Bik
% and part OF biz 81, 10 and II, Tustiu City
'-e ( French to H E wiilard-NH of lot a
on plot OF subdn Of Ros San Joaquin and
H L Flash 20 Niles Pease-Lots 81 10 and
| II, 1rover Orchard tract; 5000
| W Shrode 10 A 7 Blai Right of way
across Els of lot 16 sec %, Ro Azusa de
Artbnr B,ain 10 Blain-part of Ek
| of lot l6 sec Is. Ro Aznsa de Duarte; $3.50
| -Iot Crnicl shankis subdn: 500
VIM l. Huston 10 Wheeler Huston-Lots 8
| and sec Is, 7 ! N K IL W; $500.
James ripper 70 = row n Is NJ 0 al wa Vi
| seq OF NWN see ~ 10 q
| kicharo Eean 20 LOUIS onfist'pne-Lo' 10
| hlnuey LaGt, sooo' r.. a, u..
John rorstei W same-Lot ~ hinney
tract; 70. ,, . u u,r..r,s o .
| susan Wans'el " nenry "ai'A ho's
ana 20 oib ooza; p,ee 81. usu " w s,,,.
| victor Beaudry, Bvereu HAN. y SUI
son ano MIiiam mcorory W o,p ~ Los s au,
geles-marlhn avenue, hiysiah ar avenue
ana lnnes avenue ~, o.n. IL ,o
reg niark 70 ooo Ohi'us piA ~
| Oniius tfhc.i toVv1 c,,,.. r..ao.u.o
CORY smlin 70 Snlius.E9t ~ pik ~. y ,
| IN norr ho"afu supon VI pait Vi Hueas VIZ
$500. - n, &C.,,
6eorge rowan 70 Lemsn 1 uafhsey-
| Wassjct tract. sino0
Jesse Yarnell to oryille D stone-Lot6 blk
| i, farnell's subdn OF N L part oil lot DIX 80,
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The shooting sase at santa
Paula.

The Venture Free Press Of Friday has
the following account Of the shooting Of
Herman Haines by Jos phi F. Dye:
Joe Dye, residing in the Sespe, has
been having some domestic trouble re-
Gently, whicu resulted in his wife leav-
ng HIM. This he attributed to Herman
Aain.s, a neighbor, and to-day at noon,
while Dye was standing in COINS store
at santa Paula, Haines came in, carry
ing a Winchester rifle, and offered to
shake hands. Don't you shake hands
with me, you - of B." Dye
said, and almost Immediately Haines
broaght his rife to his .hc ulder. There
was a scuf1e and two shots, and Haines
ran outside. Dye followed and shot
az ain, wounding Haines through the
hip. The iir.t shot had passed through
III iines' bowels and the second through
MS left arm, shattering the bone.
Constable sutton at once took Dye
| in charge and held him under arrest
He claims that he took the rifle away
from Haines and shot the man with his
| own gun--but witnesses who examined
| he lie say that it had not been dis
charged recently. DYES story is further
dispruved by the fact that bullet takeI
IRON Haine's body by DIR. Mott belonged
to a 3s-calbre revolver, not to WIN
cL ester rife. District Attorney Orr has
gone out to the scene of the tragedy
and d, will have his preliminary ex.
animation there tomorrow. The wound
Ell man was brought into town and II
now in the hospital. He is suffering In
tensely. His wounds are not necessarily
fatal, but his chances for life are very
slim.
The second account from the Ere,
Press says: Dye was standing in Cohn't
store when Haines came in with Win
chester rife. He set his gun down by
the door, and going in, passed the tim,
of day with Dye. "Don't speak to me,
| Dive said-and at the same time strucl
Haines in the face. Mr. Cohn caugbI
hold OF Dye, bat was thrown to one sid
aue Haines started for his gun-Dye fol
lowing. MIR. Haines secured his RIM
and ran behind the counter. HIS as
ssilant was close upon him, however
ami knocking up the muzzle OF the gun
shot the man twice with his revolver
Hsines then dropped the rife AM
started for the do +. Dye FOLLOWED
him out on the porch and shot hin
again az he was making his way up the
street. Haines ran around the corntl
to escape his assailant and Dye gav'
himself up to Constable Sutton. He de
handed an examination at santa Paula
aud so is held there pending the result
of Haines' iniur es. Haines still lies II
the hospital in very critical condition
Bail for Mr.. Dye was promptly furh
ished in Los Angeles and the bonds ap
proved and sent to Santa Paula. Tn
facts Ia the case will be brought out ol
tue examination, an account OF whlcl
will doubtless appear tomorrow. Ih'
statements are very conflicting and til,
real facts are looked forward to viii
great earnestuess and interest by the nu
merous friends of Mir. Dye in this CITY
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I t II HI
,I s 4:E \. 4: E E;EI = s s!!:'
Maximum Thermometer. IS 0.
Minimum Thermometer. 81 9.
Rainfall past "A hours, 81 inches.

Dots.
Tents for sale or rent at Foy's raddlery.
Tansiil's Punch Cigars at Z. o. Cigar Store.
Sierra Madre," best I've cent cigar, for
sale only at corner First and Main.
II you want house cheap, go to Graham.
Taylor 4 Co.
Plush and spun silk psrlor suit lounges,
etc., at Aliens.
Strangers In search OF work will do well to
call at No. u Court street.
furniture, etc., for cash or installment at
Aliens, 80 3. Spring street.
Go to the Pony Stable. "A n. Main street,
for stylish turnout cheap,
Alcantara Grove lots this week; last
chance. 80 South Spring street.
The Besserer Fire Exiting usher has no
superior. Office ss N. Spring street.
See that choice corner lot In Sonora Town.
Grahtm, Taylor a Co., II West First str, ct.
The Montebello Champagne depot Is now
in charge of weyse Brothers. Naud's ware.
house.
The Monlesuma. IS N. Spring street, IL the
only place In the city TO get really nice
lunch.
II you want good. reliable help Of all
kinds. go to the Union Employment ONCE,
No. South Main st.eet.
Walnut. ash and cherry bedroom suits al
Aliens, No, 80 s. spring street.
Highest priceA. paid for secondhand fur
niture at the Famous Auction House, 20l
south Spring. Stern 4 Hester.
wells contracted for by Griggs Bros. 4
rrison from to 1000 feet. Corner Bun.
ker and Court douse street.
Carpets, :. cloth. linoleums. at Aliens, 81
8. sprin. street
Wall papers, glass Of all kinds, paints. oils
ETC., artists colors and materials, picture
mouldings and showcases can always be
found in full supply at Raphael 4 schles
myers. l5 N. Main street.
Those choice lots In the Downey Harvey
tract. Figueroa street. are ON the market
this y morning. Carriage IN waiting 60 show
or Geo. u. Rowan, 81 N Spring street.
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The b ard On Saturday night accepted
the following candidates for teaehers'
Misses Lsttie A. Bowers. Jeanne Ross,
May Holmes, Mrs. NJ. A, White and
Mrs. S. II. Buuerfsld were filed.
Tie application to teach from Miss
Nettie NJ, Dick was referred to commit
tee on teachers.
Tho committee on building and re
pairs reported that they will proceed
Immediately to connect the Castelar,
street schoulhouso with the main sew er;
also To dig cesspool for the Eighth
Street school. They also report that
the proposed four rooms on Spring street
for a high school will be commenced at
once.
The committee on high school re-
ported in favor of changing Ger,
lain textbooks in the High school, and
the committee's action was approved.
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The rain yesterday was Of sonaidera-
BILE benefit to the corn crop in some
places.
The roads about Vernon district IRE
in fearful condition and greatly in
need Of repairs.
Several prominent San Francisco firms
have lately opened branch establish
ments in this city, and II is said more
will follow.
Horse thieves are said to be very
troublesome in the neig hborhood Of Flor
,nce. Several valuable animals have
Ia ely been stolen.
The County Hospital Is fearfully
crowded with patients at present. More
accommodations will certainly be ne, ded
the coming winter.
The little son sof Mr.. ]. L CASTOR,
living south of town, was badly kicked
by horse last Saturday. Internal mi
ries are feared and II is thought that he
cannot recover.
The street crossings are defective in
many places and new ones are needed.
The Council, having decided not to put
down any more wooden ones, had better
be looking for some other materials.
Through mails from the East via the
California Southern Railroad are nov
arriving ON time and there are no longer
any delays by that line. The washouts
on the Atlantic and Pacific railroad were
Of very small magnitude and soon re-
paired.
Attention is called to the change in
the sailing Of the steamer Falcon which
leaves San Pedro to connect with the
trains from Los Angeles on Tuesday
next, Sept. 7ih, returning Sept. 5th;
leaving Monday, Sept. 18th. and return.
hg Sept. l4th.
There will be race at Agriculture
Park this afternoon, at half-past one
o'clock, between ''John King" and "Sam
Sildsn" Heats to be one.half mile and
re peal. 1t will be an interesting race.
and closely matched one. :. No admis-
sion foe will be charged.
Mr.. A. w. Peyton has had some views
taken of the High School building, which
is now crossing Temple street. He in
tends to send them back to England to
show the enterprise of the Southern
California Yankee. In the old country
building is very rarely moved, frame
buildings being very scarce.
Notice was yesterday given at Judge
Cheney's Court that meeting Of the
members of the bar will be held in De-
partment No. of the Superior Louri,
al Q o'clock this morning. The object
OF the meeting is to make prepap at,ons
tor the reception of Chief Justice Waite,
who will arrive to-day. Tie Chief jus
tlce has been enjoying an almost CON
unual ovation during his visit on The
Pacific coast, ard the Los Angeles law
yers evidently intend to give him right
royal welcome.
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..eT ma aucetss lNsTtTUTE,

The only French aud English Boarding and
Day school Tor Young Ladies' ~ we clty
should be there punctually the first day ioi
arrangement OF GLASSES. For further partic
ulars apply At school, corner Of kuhItt =
and Grimm ave-, or address NINE. v. Ia
LEVAL. Y, D. Box go. aull bepf
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Attorney and Counsellor -at-Law
Baker Block, entrance Room O. Los ,,s "A An
Oa1aa Cal Huo- Nhi
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Slow sellers Checked Nainsooks for
aprons, Ct, worth f25c.
Slow sellers; Halt wool plaid dress
goods, loo, worth zoe.
SLOW sellers; Madras cord suiting',
Sc, sold at l0e.
Slow sellers; All linen crepe towels,
Toe, sold at zoe.
slow sellers Solid color buntings, Sc,
sold at l5c,
SLOW sellers: Striped seersuokers, SIC,
sold at 1919.
SLOW sellers Children's kilt suits,
75c, sold at $3.50.
Slow sellers: Apron checked ging'
hams, Sc, sold at Ssc.
Slow sellers: Shelf oilcloth, 64s,
worth loo.
SLOW sellers Calico, dark colors, 70
yards for 81.
Odds and ends Buttons, assorted lot,
Sc per dozen, sold as high a, 25c.
Odds and ends; All linen Tides, loo,
cold for l5c.
o dds aud end Lawns, nice designs,
4cper yard.
PRoPLk's SToRK.
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For sale. Having no personal use for
the house and lot which was distributed
to me in the Urnmston Tract, House
No. 4, Maxwell avenue near Vermont
avenue, will sell it very cheap II taken
al once, JAS. MONTGOMERY,
% South Spring street.
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HAS HAD IwENTY-5IX YEARS PRAC-
III tice. and gives ali attention to Female
Diseases. Has cured hundreds of chronic
diseases, and can furnish the best OF refer
ences Conhnements, especially, VIII De
suffering from piles can be permanently
cured by consulting me at my office. No ~
", First street. Hours from TO b. Resi-
deuce corner OF Montreal and Bellevue Az
enue. ps 10
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ARE PREPARED 10 TEACH VOCAL
and instrumental music upon piano. organ
aud guitar in the latest conservatory meth
DDS. OuI course OF Instruction and recon
100 FJrt street. Spec ial attention given tt
chorus and choir drill. Lessons given a.
our room ior So per month; when given Al
pupils home S8. 1870 Fort bt. augzotl
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sSMED,cAl cOLLEcE.

l886-1887Codfhshae h Medaai oS SSV Of
The University of Southern California pc
gins the second "Wednesday in October
For particulars address j. +. WlDNEf, A.
M n, D., Dean, Los Angeles, Cul. auo
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FOUND.

TNoUND-Caune to Rsnchito some ln s
X ,ince. colt: color, between sorfel ana
-. brand "a with cross mark had
leather halter on stands about u hands
hss small white forehead and white streak
down Ills nose, and heart mark on nose
nth al II. Rannsy, Justice Court. a29 u
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL rOh
Is Young Men and boys. Grand Avenue,
nrtween Sixth and Seventh streets. rail-
ERIN opens september 2Sd. 1886, for oa aa,
loene address McPHEh Ron BROS, Wv
"a "a nd aYl nnn. Los Ankeles, OaI. huo
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L. M, WALTERS EXCURSIONS
wARaER BAos. & CROSBY,

NOR AUGUST, GOING EAST, leave Lo,
L Angeles the Sd, I7th aud S1st. Once
~ Eilno Hotel aul2lf
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In the ''For sale" column of the HnR
AID appears . notice of = part culariy
fine bargain in q cottage of six rooms
and lot 50xl25 feet. II must be sold.
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FOR SALE.

A HANDSOME Iwo-AORE HOME on
west side OF Figueroa street The finest
drinking water, a neat house with 1z-foot
ceiling, large rooms; lots Of orange trees,
English walnuts, peach, pear and lots Of
other trees; stable, chicken house; wood
FOR A HOME. Can be shown " applying
TO O. q. LIPS
No, 2s4 Baker Block, 3. N. n. Ticket ONCE
Express copy. suiou
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WRs. N. CAVGtiiHC,

INSTRUCTION IN PIANO. GUITAR AND
Voice culture Terms IS month, IN
adyauce. Beginners in piano and guitar
a.. Extra charge for lessons ut resiuence.
h wears experience. 307 Temple 81. an7
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dOrEL ARRIVALS YEsTERDA,


CONFINED TO THE BED FOUR MONTHS
and almost blind, and cured by one box Of
Gilmores Neuralgia Cure. For sale by NJ
d, godfrey, Nsdeau Block.
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MISS BENGoUGu HAS REMOVED HER
Private school from NO. " ihlro street. W
No. i46 .. Main street. s.,,.,
The nth term will open MONDAY, oep l'p
her 9th, 1886 Terms moderate hue@o i'i
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n. 9. oRmF, n. o.,

nFFrcE 100 MAIN STREET, LANFRANco
" Bio 4, Rooms Nos /, 2ands Residence
1877 Bunker Hill Avenue, near corner Ten.
pie street Telephone al ONCE No. 60; At
residence No 800. iiylb
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W. =. MCCLURE,

ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS.
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EMPLOYMENT BUREAUS,
wOOD A BLANSnARD,

CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, AND
" General Intelligence office. Reliable
male and female help supplied free; Houses
aud rooms to let. Business of all kinds
bought and sold. Rents collected. leave
orders for help at SO North Spring street, Los
Angeles. huzlH
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HOUSE SMITHS.
HBEllEvUE TERRACE

Angeles Cal. The finest location In the
city take sixth street cars. Bellevue Ter
race consists of three buildings, all con
nected by front porch, nd contains l4O q
desirable rooms n can be found IN SCUM
ern CaIliornia Board and room $50 aud
81 so per day. Liberal arrangements madt
with persons desiring rooms and board oy
The month or year Telephone DIS.
DANIEL PtCkIT,
Mrs KATIE 4. PICKIT
augq4tf Proprietors.