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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13


at the esst door OF the UnHeI states Court House,
ia III VI JacAsoD ctge Of AIesiSsip Ii, sell
public uUtCTy 70 the highest hl1deT cash, tI,
aufioNing uescribed properly, Io-vlt: Ite Is. an
,oa EOteIt kn,.Nn - tile ocilun 4Iouse, aEu lot.
sne, - y aud nNe Tie side % The pu bist
squ45e, ia Liie Ju~lI VI branuou, naDk,n county
..lSsisstppi, section niteeu, uslIp nSe rang.
laTee e.ass; the SUiIese loL Oh TIE III
itsS street., D0uhaeu un The by X. Blu
chaIan iOt, Oh sOutt by Ohn Greens lot pa est
- O0isese street, te by tie fuTnel iut,
,aIu tosn Vl Drandou, Ia seeIious ~ enty -oIe
.sId twenty Two, township ave, range three
1ne harper iOt Vh Tar. west si0e Cuiiyge stree l.
ovundeu lne norm 10y John Atkins lot, ou til,
esse ~ College street, south by cteens Ireeh
toad, GU Tie eesl uH 1. iieniy'> lot, lite saio
Town vi bIanuon, ia section twenty one, tovAshi
i've, Tango tnteS Gosh eOnt4InIn tlTy three aci
.uoft OF ivsss ZIG !" Ilil1Iis i,t, side
SLACK street, o~iul - part lots ana nNe
D0uuueti Oh ille north by sol furfaery owned by y
ii. Bate, cast by olack street, on the west 10y
oinueNse street, the said Town ol Brandon, y
section b4teen, TOW nshfp i've range tETee east til
nslden pace, ADJOINING The corporation vI salt
Town oI Brandon, il oeIng tbe - the ne z.
&C 10, toSn- ., anse east 2. 70, Town
o, range east tNo- tIIld uHdiv1ed Interest IL -
a Vi "A sec 10, Town. ,, range east, aud t~J
tu'rd GL0iSlded 1ntSIest IN = aud =, less o.
acres sec -, same township AID range; thiii
UNDIVIDED interest NV a ana a oi "A SET
| - same township ana range
| JAS. NJ. MCKEE,
| Ian.6 eo-4t Special Com missioner
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eenssdaY. january ls.ucu.
4 BILL has been i.1foa
m a. -, on -
he til
II -

House for the 49,, on, - He'd to
srsf,, 1000, and was lnate
Nv Mr.. REYNOLDS, OF the { Hinds.
On motion Of Mr.. Hamilton er. Of the
- The senate, Hon. W. 6 Ye .nt Char
seoa,e was chosen permar ~
man. I5Se Jus Of th'
On motion Of Mr.. ReyI | senate ans
senate. tie Secretary OF II <hosen Clerks
CLERK Of the House we're ed
OF the Caucus. JoytfMr. Trigg Of
The Caucus, on motioEt dominate a can
the House, proceeded idFe 70 fill the unex
didnte for U. :. sena,of 81. @. c. Lamar
pired term Of Hon.
resigned. the House, nomi
Mr. Longstreet. Il altnan.
mated Gen. E. Z. W senate, seconded th'
Mr. sykes, Of ~
nomination. 4 of Mr. Dickson Of tn
ON notion c WalthaIl vas nom
senate, Gen r. nation.
mated by acclaiFoben proceeded to nom
The Caucus he To succeed Gen J.
nate candid.
George. Jth, D. the House, nomin
Mr.. southwo3 George as his suceesso
I'd Gen. J. zfyton, Of the Senate an
Messrs smson, Of Carroll, Coilir
Gibbs. WU Of the House, seconded IL
IL, On motion Of Mr.. Trg
am - Hse, The nomination was mat
w.. ~ nation. The Caucus then a.
o. o. vac &C. lhject to call.
pFeif ID. l.. POBTER,
BEN ii WlLtIAMsoN
Clerks
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13

ses many vall,me. to re-enler the

ses many vail,ne, to re-enler the
4. - No one-1ee ~
~ citizen, soldier. patriot. jnrist, and
9e man, he has made record Of which
ah NAV well be proud.
Sir, / have watched with pride ard
pleasure the rapid and merited promo
tion of thi. distinguished feilow-citizen,
who though Young in years and still IN
the prime of vigorous manhood, has
made q brilliant and houored record,
and by his lo1g devotion to his state
aud her interests has built for himself
a monument in the hearts and affections
Of the people more enduring than mar
BILE or bras.
And gentlemen of the Caueus. when
you elect him tonight TO succeed him
self in the United States Senate, you
confer an honor, il IS true, on bin, bat
~ the same time you confer great honoI
/ upon yourselves
Thanking YOU for your indulgence
will not detain you longer.
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DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED BY
ID he Oirela; oaTT OF the United states III The
southern District 81 Mississippi the i4th Jay o,
May. A. D. 1873, in peDding ia said court
wherein Len Jipnl Il, trustee, Was conn lainsnt
a 81 K :. Naxey, defendant. the undersigned spe-
al :. rllali.- iale VI IN
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Trustees SALE.

: TRUSTEE IN A DEED OF TRUST GIVEN
a Inv ,,,.,rr ~ and Martha ". Hoskins TO ~
=. mems ban 4 Il uote tHo Thousand dollars,
,,,e ZACHARY Isl, ISo, recorded III Deeu bo0A
-, i;ssse 100, Deed t,eeVlds vi lSankln count!
,,iss. s,lt,ul | AIlaUu
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SEeIAL AND LE6AL sorlcE|
NDMINisTRaTRIx NOTICE.

nS 4HE FOURTEENTH DAP OF ocToBER,
~ isf. Letters Of administration were granted
8. u26ersgned by Shaneery Court, First District,
Hints county, Mississippi. on the estate OF T.
Forta<r, ST.. deceased. Now al p-rsons having
cai against the estate of said deceased here
by rsRuired 10 exhibit the within the time
hmitedsy law, or the same will e barred.
MARGARET FaKTSER,
ian. G. ,sS-@w Administrators.
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The s,h pay Of February, 1856.

al,nt noon in front of the City Hill, in Jackson,
Miss sell at public auction Z, the highest bidder
Tor cash lot of land in the city of Jackson thus
described II IS part 81 '.hye acre lot number iouf,
A.rIh Jackson BOUNDED as 10 Jews beginning al
the north east corner OF \ tot owned BY Mrs earah
] Iison running ths nee aoFth~ard with >tsts
street : irst theme. westward on a line psraitei
attn the north boundary Mrs Lyons lot 10
President street thence southwark along PTesl-
d. nj ST. ct 50 feet, thence eastward 70 the place 81
i,.aiuuins With all and singular the tenements,
hefedilalaents and apPurtenanees thereto belong
;nF L ". PARKER,
f.as-4t Trustee.
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Tgt;sTEE,s SaLE.

FINDER A Trust DEED MADE BY J: W
l Bestv and u II, Beatty. his wife. dated june
f1th Iss5 10 me trustee, 10 secure 10 the eapta
Ssars BANS. OF askson Miss payment OF their
mole 10 "a d Rank for 500 Of the same date, que
October Ist 1855 with interest at ten per cent per
sunusn after maturity, the undersigned uasles,
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pIAntation For Sale.

asAef {ST FOR THE OWNER. WILL SELL
IA Il N rBtin The plantation adjoining the tDwn
II 7errx{ xsds coulfty. known Is eEver tsreen :
= .nta7f,H 8ant 10 Ac1e~, u which atout 40 are
cleare.M kssi0u given on the 1sf n Jnnusry.
1855 scf snio nddte<s mr. u Raymoad.
=. r WiAaso9 +
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13
In the Matter of the Reeeisership Of the Vieks-
burg and Meridian Rai. Road Company.

TT Is ORDERED IN THE FOREGOING CAUSE
l. ! al the Receiver in said cause pay % the for
employees OF said sail Road onflEsny. or utieTs
having dem ands against said kaiI Read company
out Of The moneys ia AIS hands. 10 be received
a. provided foFmer nrtier in this cause, ard 10
Do others, Tor ANY liability accrued befefe bis APP
pointnIent as receiver.
II l. farther Ordered That said Receiver shall
not Ia any ease be subject suit as such KeeaveT
IN any other Court than in the Court by which he
hslldS has appoin inent, ad then without leave
vi said Ouft, 81 the judges thereof
il is lurther OrdeIed, That in any case in which
the ssi8 Zee ivs1 his employe, pros erty in hiS
charge shall be nteriered With he shall report the
same n said Court OF Of the JUDGES thereof, Tor
such relief as may be deemed ust and proper
Ordered this december 20, 1885.
dec. 50, 's5-4w Il. a. HILL. Judge.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13
Ru LIr. Sykes. of the Senate.

rus Nix CHAIRMAN IL rise TO second the
the nomination made 10y the gentleman from
Grenada. In doing so desire 10 say that
~h whs N iuaMaIch last the President oil the
United States, in recognition OF a reunited
people called to has council boards the
~ Neniur Senator FROM Mississippi thereby
Eating vacancy from this the
A.er branch ol Congress, the hearts of the
EAle OF this monwealth, inslncuvely
wen TO- aud their eyes immeoI-
assy.csnlered upon, the one Of her many
~ va ushed and gated IONS, Eesl hiteti 10
ht - r. antle ODDS illusrIous Lanai
at@d entaneous, Ire unturced
4. son, Non which manifested i,self IN
ts M IN town, vllagr, and rural dis
-. tound expreseonln pnblic meet
r. inissiegh the press and By private lei
lar IA and Governor, demanding the APP
nd we'll e OF that Lamars success
r. voluntary tribute OF the people
'u inesits OF Yellow citizens, both rx
and ortlry aud Unprecedented and when
y, grar.r.ic wires flashed the glad tidings
III 10 sn....' WahaiI had been appointed o,
10 vernon TO The vacant senatorship,
u permit,e Ut congraiulaIion and pride hurst
=, to reporve thunder lroni every quarter OF
- Dbination .te, and thrilled the entire South
- Me, ~, echoes OF her rejoicing people
i"ainsu VIII Missssippians will neser cea<e 10
a. la naval cadee, TO love, aud TO honor WaIthaii.
dents Of the M Wondering The lus GER shed upon their
axan;a.; when he led her 10 glory en-
sAa"ihationng uined fields. they wall not wilhhoiu
fapers from him. and through him honor
8 !; !
te to their State. when opportunity Offers Il
rs have his counsel in the highest aud mos.
distinguished representative body known
TO the American people.
The maaii.st stations In the past
emboIden 10 Fay that Gen' Walthal,
has follow ing such in power number
aud enthusiasm, men Mississippi,
have commanded. Aud this is owing
TO the harmonious elements of his charac-
ter, which il grand from every point oil
view.
G+asrous culture, careful discipline, cor
A8N A Ah9f m Rva4ion, knowledge. ex
&l~ earch, profound and ndepen- |
-. - - ~ generous sympathy with |
~ 1H "A "a nature, nid close observance OIL
4 N M --thipgs, all superaddsd 10 varied /
AZ 4 pre<tDce. hag
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13
.rrosIee's Sale of Land, Mills. Etc
sth pay of February, A. d., 1885,

ny VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST, E. T.
ID cutea by hoskkins 4 Hamilton on NSy Sth
49, 10 me, Trustee, /, such Trustee, al tns
request vi Green's Bank, the beneficiary In salo
.a.a..l ont he
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-01-13

IN THIS CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITEI
STATES FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF
Mf.sSISSI PPI
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Improptu Remarks by Hon. o. B.
Collins,

Is SEcoSDtSG THE EoMlSArIoS OF
Gcs. J. z. GRoRGE FOR U. S. SEN
AToR.
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jan.6 'S5-4t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-22
PARAGRAPHICAL NEWS.

Color.blindness is said to have been
first reported in l777.
1t is said to be a fact that the fat
from wild ducks makes leather pliable
and thoroughly waterproof
1T is said that underground wires
covered with palmetto fiber have stood
remarkable tests without failure.
The Arkansas colored people have
progressed" so far as to form State
Ag gicultural Society Of their own.
Kansas has twenty seven paper rail.
T 'ads. but every one is operated by the
Atchison, the Union Pacific or the
Missouri Pacific.
The official records OF the State Board
OF Health show that there are now
6,O65 physicians in Illinois, being
thirty. three less than last year.
The population Of Sydney, New
South Wales, has more than doubled
in the last fifteen years. In 1870 it was
lao, 900; now it is estimated at 900. 600.
1t now appears that the phrase
'inocuous desuetude," to be found in
the President's recent message to the
Senate, was used by Senator Evarts in
. college essay as far back ~ 1886.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-22

.%wz,~w, The undersigned have a lot ei
&X&}NAkV thoroughbred, thre efonrths a'd
VJxxkbAM one half Hereford Bulls fr salt,
r----A----M at reasonable prizes, This a.
fords stock rsisers fine opportunity to I'M
prove their herds
For particulars, address
e& sf3s SCOTT & CO., HalIeek, New.
January I, 1898 s,a u FIN
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-22
Order to show Cause.

f5,stF.s
Ia the Fourth Judicial District Court OF the
State, Of Nevada, in and for the County OF
Humboldt:
In the matter Of the Estate and Guardianship
OF c. A. j. Ginaca. minor:
Order to show cause on application OF Guatd'
Ian for Order Of Sale Of Real Estate:
On reading and filing the petition OF Paul A.
Pinson, the Guardian OF the person and estate
OF G. A. J. Ginaca, q minor. pray ng for an
order Of ale of certain real estate belon ring to
his said ward, for the uses and purposes therein
set forth:
IL hereby ordered, that the next Of kin OF
the said ward, and all persons int rested IN
the said estate, appear before this Court, on
saturday, the 10th day OF April, 1855.
at 9 O'Clock, P. NJ, at the Court room OF said
Court. at the town Of Winuemuoca, in the
County Of Humboldt, Nevada, then and there
10 show cause why an order should not be
Granted for the sale OF such estate.
And IL further ordered, that e'py OF this
order be published at least three successive
weeks before the said day OF hearing in the
stLvRR srArE, a newspaper printed and pub
llshed In said county.
(Dato.i) March Q, IS 9. mhlS-Sw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-22

nuIu DhDuD may be found on file at Gro.
IHlN + Ar Un p. RowE'L Cos Newspaper
Advertising Bureau 90 Spruce sth where aa,
yertising contracts may he made for 1t IN
NEW YORK ..s,...
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-22

Seven Philadelphia oewsboys engaged
in pie. eating match the other evening
for the amusements Of Apollo Senate.
Knights OF Sparta. The pies were
large. thick. very juicy, and made Of
cherries. The boy who. without the aid Of
knife, fork, or finger frst finished his
pie, was to have dollar. Every boy
was paid fifty cents in addition. The
pies were on narrow table, and after
each boys hands had been tied behind
him time was called. In five minutes
Jimmy Dougherty had eaten every
crumb, licked the plate clean, and
looked like painted devil in a panto.
mime. Two of the boys were down on
their knees, having dropped their pies
on the floor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-22
y. n. HASKELL.
rOWNSITE AGENT. G. p. II. r..
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE.

PARTIES WISHING TO LEASE OR PuR.
chase Lots in the town OF Winnemucca, are
hereby notified that all applications for the same,
,r on business relating thereto, should be ad.
lressed to the undersigned at San Francisco,
II the c. 2. r. r. office where they will receive
orompt c.teution
rhose occupying lands belonging to the com.
pany, without having bought or leased the same
are also notified to attend to the matter without
delay and avoid trouble.
nolo r Dill. HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-22

This powder never varies. A marvel OF puri-
ty, strenth and wholesomeness. Moro econom-
ical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be
sold in competition with the multitude Of low
test, short weight alum or phosphate powders.
Sold only in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER
CO., 1O6 " all st N. Y. d29ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1886-03-22

TO AND FROM THE DEPOT.
A GOOD TrAM is always ready to take n
persons to and from the Depot and Hotel isse
of charge.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-07
A Missing Man.

The Hub, of Cotton, says: "Mrs. J. II
Clark and daughter arrived in San Ber
nardno last week, looking for theii
husband and father. Mr. Clark left his
home three years ago, to seek his fortune
in the w est, since which time he has moi
been heard from. His wife has passed
these lonely years hopefully and anxious,
ly expecting some word from her absent
husband, but time passed on and no news
was received from him. The suspense
finally become unbearable, and with her
daughter Mamie, their only child, she
set out to discover some trace OF the
absent husband. Mrs. Clark arrived in
San Bernardino as above stated and be-
gan her inquiries, but yet has
received no information Of hii
whereabouts. She thinks that her hus.
band is somewhere in this country, but
through bad luck Is not in prosperous
circumstances and is ashamed to let bis
unfortunate condition be known to his
family. She is hopeful, however. of soon
finding him, and takes consolation in the
thought that soon will the joys OF Q
happy reunion repay the many years ol
patient waiting"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-07
persanai mautian.


Matthew Gage. of Riverside, is stop
ping at the st. Elmo.
DIR. VIM. L. Wardwsll, OF New York,
is a guest at the st. Elmo.
Baron de Fiey, of Brussels. Belgium,
il registered at the Grand Central.
Mr.. w. H. Norway has returned from
Tulare and is registered at the Pico
House.
A. ]. Twogood, large fruit.grower at
Riverside, is registered at the St.
Charles.
Major Tyus, who has been quite i'll
for some time past, Is now on the road
to recovery.
Governor Stoneman is passenger by
the south bound train to arrive at 80
this afternoon.
NJ. s. Baker, of Los Angeles, will re-
turn by the San Francisco train this af-
ternoon at l;30 o'clock.
John Altman, owner Of large mum.
ber of stage lines throughout the State,
is visiting this city.
Mr.. W. A. Dunbar, lately arrived
from Boston, will settle in Pasadena and
engage in business there.
Will G. Defriez has resigned his posi-.
tion as news agent on the L. A. 4 ). G..
V. r. R., and is succeeded by Will G.
Darrow.
John S. Craig, formerly the popular
yardmaster at this point, has resigned
and accepted a position as baggage
agent between this city and San Fran.
cisco.
Deputy Sheriff Martin Aguirre and
VIM. Hammill have returned from q
froitless search of nine days after the
would.be assassin Mario, of Los Nietos.
G. G.. Nicholson, assistant general
passenger agent of the Atchison and To
peka r. R., arrived from Topeka, Kan
sas, last Friday. He will remain in this
city for short period, looking after the
interests OF the road.
Stephen Townsend, of Pasadena, is
making the great Gage ditch, which is
to carry the water from the monster
flowing wells to Riverside. The ditch
is 10 feet wide at the bottom and will be
IL miles in length, extending from the
CART tract to Riverside.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-07
Local News Notes.

An effort is being made to erect a
school house on the Nicholson tract, in
the Compton district.
Baer 4 Germain yesterday shipped a
lot Of California wines and brandies to
Switzerland. The fame Of our products
is spreading.
The Missouri Pacific yesterday had
out placard stating: 'Get there Eli
We don't brag much. but we are heard
from. Come and see US.
Mr.. James j. Gee and Miss Maggie
Bresnan will be married at the Catholic
Cathedral this morning at 7 o'clock.
Bishop Mora will perform the ceremony.
The lot in Pasadena, corner Of Colo
rado street and Fair Oaks Avedue, was
sold Thursday to Los Angeles syndi-
cate for S25, 900. The syndicate after
wards sold forty five feet Of the lot for
y45OO, and 3 handsome bank building
will be erected.
The bids for building the new Hotel
Arcadia at Santa Monica were opened
yesterday. H. c. Bevell being the lowest
bidder-S34, 600. This does not include
25O,OOO feet of lumber and 200, 900
brick already purchased. The hotel is
to be ready near July lst.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-07

The Improvement in the Garvanys
settlement mentioned in yesterday a
HERALD was but partial mention OF
what is going on in that suburb which
will connect Los Angeles with Pasadena
and nuke one continuous city from the
mountains to Vernon district. and ere
long from the mountains 10 the sea.
Rogers, Booth 4 Co. are directing the
improvements in lively manner with a
large force Of men and teams.
A town site has been laid ont at the
station and the lumber delivered for
three houses and store. A contract
has also been made for the erection Of
twelve houses and hotel. A hack line
will be established tomorrow to run
from Los Angeles to Garvanza every
hour and half at fare OF 5 cents each
way. A park of eighty acres has been
laid out in which 10000 trees have been
planted. The station is to be located at
the crossing of the Pasadena carriage
road over the L. A. h y. @. V. r. r.
1t is also contemplated to construct q
wagon road bridge across the Arroyo
seco just above the bridge OF the l.. A..
4 s. @. V. h. r. This suburb Ia bound
to rival any other around the city Of
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-07
Philip Lauth.

The report that was circulated through
the city late on Friday night that PhiliI
Lauth of this city had died at Honolulu
proves to have been incorrect. Hi
partner, Mr.. F. Stecker, received lettel
from John f. Eckhardt, purveyor of thu
Queens Hospital, Honolulu, s. l.. dated
February 9Th, 1886, stating that Mr.
Lauth had been compelled to enter thu
Queens Hospital on that day for medica
treatment, and advised him to inform hi'
friends of his condition. As Mr.. Lautf
was too i'll to write he requested M
Eckhardt to write to his family and
friends. Mr.. L. thought that Mr.. Lautf
could not live maay more days, but
stated that everything was being dont
that could be done for his benefit and
comfort.
Much anxiety is felt absut Mr.. Lautf
by his family and friends. and the news
by the next steamer is looked forward te
with deep interest by his partner, Mr.
Stecker, and his numerous friends.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-07

Ar Mosgrove's. This superb and exien.
sive stock Is now thrown on the market
without reserve and must be sold before
March 18th. We are cramped for space
and must make room for our spring i'm.
portations, as we propose adding q com.
plete line of ladies' spring and summer
ready made suits. They are selling
black coney fur shoulder eapes, satin
lined, for 81 90: reduced from SO eaehi
Jersey jackets reduced from $3.50 to
50. rs each; Jersey cloth newmarkets in
brown and grey mixed for summer wear
reduced from SIS to $3.50 each; black
silk and satin Rhadames dress skirts
made in the latest styles reduced from
s25 TO SIS each; children's eloaks all
marked down fully ons-half. We invite
your careful inspection Of the same. Re-
spectfully, II. Mosgrove q Co., 2l South
QnrinD
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-07

hi x5ANTED--By Rochester& Smith. North
I'M Main Street. house OF to lo roo,as ih
location. mcho-u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-03-07

vUANTFD-Two German girls want a situ-
w alton for hotel chamber WORK. App.s
n Iaclede Hotel, Elmfra street, opposlte
Freievst depot, or address "B. M, same
&c. mrfN