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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-07-06

II il said that there are twenty build.
ings finished or in coursa of construc,
tion at Monrovia.
Albuquerque papers say that Gen. A.
~. Williamson was recently made presi-
dent of the A. 4 P. Co.. vice Col. Mutt.
Williams Hall, at Pasadena, was
crowded on Saturday night by the best
society Of that place to hear Arbuckle,
the versatile musical genius of this city.
The Southern California Odontologic
al Society will hold its regular quarter.
ly meeting at the rooms of the Wells
Dental Depot, commencing at P. NJ. to.
day.
A small fire in barber shop corner of
Spring and Fifth streets yesterday called
out the department. The flames were
subdued before the machines reached
the spot. The loss is nominal.
Invincible Psrlor. No. "a, N. s. G.
W.. of Anaheim, had the following off,
GERS installed last night by Homer c.
Katz, d. D. G.. p: Past Pres, H. C.
Kellogg; Pres., d. Rich; lst V. p, s.
D. bishop; I'd v. p, A. Davis; Sd v. p,
). Langenberger; Sec., L. G. Kellogg;
Treas, Julius Hartung; Marshal, C,
Kuchsi; Surgeon, DR.. J. H. Bullard;
Trustees, A. Rimpau, +. C. Smythe, H.
Bremermann,
The Ventura Democrat Of July l says:
w. T. Williams, Esq, four Bill) is going
l.
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Yesterday in the great yacht race al
San Pedro, four boats started. The run
was from the wharf round four stakes in
the bay and back to the starting point,
a distance Of about seven miles. The
boats and times Of sailing were: Sylvia,
l:26; Judge. l:l5t; Fawn, 1904. and
the Belvedere, boat from the ship Of
the same name. which started but drew
out Of the race very early.
As will appear BY the time above, the
Fawn is the victor. She is center.
board boat, and got out to the first stake
far behind the others. but after making
the turn and getting well into the wind
she drew rapidly up on the others, thez
forged ahead. and finally ran away from
them.
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Summer Races First Series.
INAUGURAL MEETING or TINE
Los ANGELES TURF CLUB,
Al Agricultural Park.
Entries Closed July lst. 1886.
FIRST DAY-TnURsDAY. JULY
FIRST DAy-TnuRsDAx. JULY

FIRST DAY-THURsDAY. JULY
1S.
First tRace--Running-Intro Stake
halfmile dash for two year.olds; SIS en-
trance. $50 added TO winner; second horse
Al. Moran enters br. T. Carmalita, Q; BY
Hardwood, dam by shiloh.
b. p. Hill enters 8. C. Miksdo, 2: by Shi
loh, dam, Margery, by Error
by Hardwood, dam, Maid-of Mist.
second-Trotting- class; purse. 500
mile heats, s in 5.
J.. W. Gardiner enters b. IN. Lady T.. 8
by Billy Norfolk, dam BY Ionsfeilow.
K. Williams names blk. 6. Gen. Hewitt
aged: by Richmond. dam, barbara
G. g. Simmons enters s ). Young America
aged; by Harris Rattler. dam by Hockhock
fhird-"La Ballona" stakes-Running-
Three-quarters OF mile dash; free for all
weight for age: SO entrance. 500 added to
winner: second horse to save stake.
Al. Hutchinson enters oh. I. Eda, 8; by
Hockhocking, dam, Eva Ccombs.
Thomas Alvarado enters s. s. Comet, s.
by Hockhocking, dam unknown.
Thomas Stratton enters blk. I. Minnie
Stratton, SHY keville, dam unknown
b. p. Hill enters .. q. Johnny Grey, aged
by Shiloh. dam, Marsery, BY Error
UhDAN, JULY e4.
tlIbt thdct-huuiiluk- El tAlOu btdkeh,
dash Of three furlongs; free for all. weigh
for age. $40 entrance. s25 added TO winner
second horse TO save stake.
b. T. Hill enters 9. 6. Johnny Grey
aged; by Shiloh, dam. Marsery, by Error.
Thomas Stratton enters Blk. I. Minnie
stratton, 8; by Reville. dam unknown,
y; A, Sanchez enters re-. Eclipse, aged
by Baby, dam unknown,
b. p. Stroud enters b. &. Amazon, 4; b,
Bowhocks, dam unknown.
secoud Race-Trotting-2;so class; purse
$3.50; mile heats, 8 In 8.
Open for entries to July 10th.
Third Raee-Running- License
Stake. dash of ~ miles, for all ages, weigh
for age; $50 entrance, $50 added BY .th.
oppressed taxpayers of Los Angeles city,
yi0o added by The Club; all to winner, ex
cept stake to second horse.
B. r. Stroud enters b. 8. Jim Polk, 5; by
Shiloh. dam By Hercules.
David Bridges enters b :, bubltn Bay 5
by Grinstead. dam Amanda Fortune.
b. p. Hill enters z. {. Moliie Capron, 8
by Reville. dam by Jack hawkins.
N. A. cot AHHU Bn AS, President
4. A. EcAMP. SECRETARY.
Box .. Los Angeles, Cal.
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BALLOON ASCENSION.
Triumphans Trip TO Cloudiand
An Altitude OF 1000 Feet.

An Altitude OF 1900 Feet.
The long-looked. for balloon ascension
of Prof. Van Tassell took place yester.
day from the circus grounds on Main
street. The great balloon had been
flied with hydrogen by the City Gas
Company, and swung lazily in the air,
the center Of attraction Of thousands Of
spectators during all the day till at P.
NJ. MIR. Van Tassell and Mr.. Moody, OF
Pasadena, stepped bravely into the car.
the ropes were ioosed and the great aer-
ial monster shot up with lively speed to
an elevation of 1900 feet.
The seabreeze which sweeps along
the earth from west to east from Ii A.
M. to 9 p. Nj. to the height Of 1000 feet,
gave the balloon northeasterly direc.
ton for a moment till it shot up into the
superposed southeasterly current, which
carried 1t In northweasterly direction
over the city, the center Of attraction Of
SO, 900 eyes.
1t passed slowly over the city, q
thing Of beauty. till 1t reached the
Cahuenga mountains, where 1t hovered
with varying motions from the diverse
currents Of the air, till the shadows be.
gan to lengthen, when the great aeron.
aut commenced his descent over the
beautiful Cahuenga valley. After q
graceful descent of about 5000 feet the
seabreeze was met which carried the
bold aeronaut to the eastward over the
beautiful Providencia hills, over the
Los Angeles river and theS. P. K. Rim
to beautiful Glendale where the talented
Professor released the gas in an artistic
manner and the floating monster ap.
preached the ground. When the bal
loon came close to terra firma the Pro.
fessor threw out his anchor, which
plowsd the soil for half mile, and 9.
last brought the mighty monster to q
halt in upper Glendale, not far from the
residence Of Justice 4. NJ. Ross, of the
Supreme Court.
Owing to the lateness of the descent
and the press OF matter incident to the
Fourth Of July. much that would be in.
teresting reading about this beautiful
ascent and descent must be omitted in
to-day's issue. 1t is only Just to say
that the whole affair was . complete
success. The little rough and tumble
that always attends contact with the
earth was not serious in the least.
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d. i n
JOSEPH TRABUcCo. Defendants.
Action brought in the Superior Court OF the
state Of California, in aud for the County
of Los Angeles. and the Complaint filed In
said County Of Los Angeles. in the ONCE
of the Clerk Of said Superior Court
The people of the State Of California send
greeting 20: J. B. Trsbucco and Joseph
You are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff In the Superior Court OF the
state ofCalifornia, in and for the County OF
Los Angeles. and to answer the complaint
dled therein. within ten days exclusive Of
the day of service), after the service ON you
OF this summons. II served within this
days, or Judgment by default viii be taken
against you according TO the prayer Of said
vi The said action is brought to obtain de-
mortgage described in the said Complaint,
and executed by the said Joseph Trabuceo
and ]. B. Trabucco ON the 10th day of June,
A. d. lssi. to secure the payment OF the
l4h per cent per annum from the date
thereof, compounded annually. (Said prem
ises so mortghged being Lot No. &, in Block
No. 8, of the Sanchez tract. In the city of
Los Angeles, California) Also for dve
per cent. on the amoant found due as aftor.
neys' ices, provided for in sad mortgage,
and for the eosts OF this action; that the
premises conveyed BY said mortgage may
be sold. and the proceeds applied 10 the
payment of said sum Of =. 500 with interest
rs aiorsaid and for per cent, on the amount
| found due, and costs OF suit, and in case
such proceeds are not sufficient TO pay the
same, then to obtain an execution against
said ]. b. Trabucco and Joseph Trabucco
for the balance remaining due, and also
that the defendants aud all persons claim
ing by, through or under them may be
barred and foreclosed OF all right, title,
claim. lien, equity Of redemption aud ln-
terest In and TO said mortgaged promises,
and for other and further relief. Refer
ence Is had to complaint for particulars.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fall 10 appear and answer the said cont
plant as above required, the said plalntih
| will apply to the Court for the relief de
manded In the said complaint
Given under nay hand and the seal OF the
/ Superior Court Of the state OF Cslifornia,
10 and for the county Of Los Angeles. this
| --th day Of June,in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and elghty-six.
1 [eEAL.l CHA5. II. DUNsMook. Clerk.
BY Y D, fANSfAGs Deputy lysoW
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Persenal Nlenrien.

Mr.. J.L. L.Truslow, has returned to San
Francisco.
Madame Modjeska went up to San
Francisco on Sunday afternoon.
Col. W. s. Newhsll went up Sunday
to Arodeo on one Of his big ranchos.
Mr.. M. R. Craig, of the oil works
went home Sunday to Nswhsll.
Mr.. J. Altman. the stags man viii
arrive here by train to-day from the
north.
Judge Van Dyke went up to San
Francisco last Sunday. he will be
gone week.
Mr.. M. N. Laufenberg is passenger
by the train from San Francisco that Ia
due here at 2 P. NJ; to-day.
Rev. A. w. Edelman is a passenger
by the Santa Rosa, due here this morn
Ing. he will be heartily welcomed ts
Los Angeles.
Mr.. 9. P. Merritt, editor Of the Sar
Bernnrdino Daily Inder, and his wifi,
were in the city yesterday to attend the
opening OF the Nadeau House.
Mr.. e. H. Morse, cashier of ths
Farmev' Exchange Bank. of San Ber
nardino, accompanied by his wife, ar
lived in the city yesterday to sttend ths
opening Of the Nadeau House.
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HOME RULE.
American Workingmen to
their British Brothers.
GREAT MEETING AT NEW YORK
America Speaks for the Autonomy
of 1reland--Parnell's Mother
Speaks.


Special to the Herald bvthe Assoetated Press
New YORK, June 5.-A meeting. at
tended by about 10000 persons. wal
held this afternoon in Union Square,
under the auspices OF the Central Labol
Union. The gathering was Of working
men and the purpose was to appeal ia
the workingmen Of Great Britain and
Ireland to support by their votes can
didates for Parliament who are pledged
to the cause OF Home Rule. Among
the organizations that attended in bodies
we're one thousand members Of the Ale
and Porter Brewers' Association, i've
hundred members of the Shoemaker
Protective Association, three thous-
and members Of the Progressive Assem-.
bly,, No. 2. of Laborers, two hundred OF
Of the Association or Union, one Thousand
Of the United Pressmens' Union. There
was speaking from four stands, from
one Of them In German. Master Work
man Powdsrly was to have delivered an
address, but was forced TO send tele.
gram regretting his inability to do so.
An address to the workingmen Of Great
Britain and Ireland was adopted. II
expressed great interest in the Home
Rule movement for Ireland, referred to
the sympathy Of the British working
men classes with the United States In
it's recent struggle, Of the happily re.
stored good feeling between the North
and South with the result Of Home Rule
for the States, and called upon the
voters Of Great Britain to grant to Ire
land the same autonomy as certainly
calculated to engender spirit Of love
for and patriotic pride in the mother
country, and build up community of
feeling with the people Of the United
States. making union of English
speaking nations, with an untold power
for good in its influence in the world.
One stand was set apart for lady spec
tators. At this point Lille Devereaux
Blake had charge. She thought it time
woman took part in national affairs and
followed out that suggestion with Q
brief address. Mrs. Della s. Parnell
followed Mrs. Blake. The Irish leaders
mother was greeted with cheers. She
said her want Of health prevented her
speaking 1t length. Her feelings, she
said, were strong. Az she stood he
fore such multitude II recalled to her
her ancestou who fought for Erin's
liberty and for humanity against the
pernicious landlords who ruled over
Ireland, In giving sympathy to Ire
land Mrs. Parneil urged that her hear
ers should not neglect to send them
what Is more needful and practical,
money. Madame Deleskup and Marga-
ret Moore also spoke briefly.
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AP0THEcARIES' HALL,
On Thursday, July Is, 1886,
AE IL O'CLOCK. NOON.
On the premises. the well known busIness
APoTHFcBRIEs. hALl.

BY order Of II. @. GuiradO, Esq.
Druggist and Chemists. No. 2sl North Main
street, one or two doors from the 81. Elmo,
business location and stand aud well
known by the entire community as being
one of the best money making esta abiish-
ments in the entire Southern California.
This sale wilfinclude all the drugs and
chemicals; also druggists findings, shely-
ing. counters. labeled bottles, perfumery
and fancy goods, And In fact everything
connected with 1rst-class drug. chemical
and Anding establishment. ~
NorE.-Thls establishment is fnely fitted
and well stocked In every appointment,
and an old established business of n years
standing. Many fortunes have been made
In this establishment. The entire stock,
shelving, counters, all and everything to
be sold In ONE LOT.
We particularly call the attention to all
drst-class chemists and druggists in any
and all the adjoining towns or in the State.
to examine and to be on hand on the day Of
guarantee IL first class money paying bus
iness. There Is no business In S0utt ern
California that pays 10 large profit as this
establishment, according to the amount Of
money invested. Prescription business is
wni be sold at the same time the contract
for supplying the County Hospital fo- one
year, and will be included In the sale of the
tablishment
Let every person that wants the hest pay
ing business In Southern California call
and examine the above. Further partlcu-
lars may be learned OF K. G. Guirado on the
premises, or of John q. Bell, the auction
eer, No. & Temple Block.
je24td JOHN G. BELL. Auctioneer.
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SHOOTING AT yIsALIA.


A Negro shoots = White MAN.
Threats of Lynching.
VIsALIA, CAL, July 4.--Wesley 4. Low.
ern. farmer, aged about 45, was shot
through the chest late this afternoon by
. colored hotel waiter named Billy Banks
and is not expected to live. Lovern
accussd Banks Of stealing his pocket
book. and attacked him in saloon.
Banks left the saloon. returning in a
few minutes with revolver. from which
he fred one shot at Lovern. Both ap.
parsntly had been drinking some. Low
srn lives about twelve miles east of vi.
ALA; has . family, and was generally
considered respectable and peaceabls
whom not ID drink. He came to town
this morning to prove up on claim to q
tract Of government land and participate
in the celebration. After the shoot.
ing occurred the negro was hur.
riediy taken to the calaboose
Intense excitement ensued, a large
crowd congregated. and trouble was an.
ticipated. Fortunately the attention Of
the crowd was diverted from the vicin,.
ty for q few moments by the passing
procession Of "Horribles." and advan-
tage was taken by the officers to hastily
remove the prisoner to the county jail.
where he is closely guarded and believed
to be safe, though the excitement con.
tinues. Lovern is unconscious, and liz.
BILE to die any moment.
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FU1THER RETUsNs.
The Grand Old Man said to I
ROufed BADLY.

Routed BADLY.
LONDON, July 5.--The issue is be
coming definite. The position to-uigh
presages q crushing defeat for Gladston
unless he obtains larger county vot
than in November. The burghs are de
claring against home rule. Their
is a most ominous revolt Of Glas
Cow Radicals. OF seven contest
in Glasgow the Uniouists car
ried four. OF twenty-one Londor
polls declared tonight, the Unionist
secured Is and the Gladstonians 9. The
polling was close. The Conservative
candidate won the Central Fensberry BY
only majority. Mr.. Saunders, Glad
stonean, Is defeated in East Hull. by 81
majority. Among eminent Gladstonians
defeated, are Solicitor-G General, Davey,
Advocate General. Weller, Mr.. Hib.
bart. Secretary to the Admiralty
and Professor Thorold Rogers. Th'
London labor candidates. Creamer ant
Howell. retain their seats by four ma
ijority. Sir John Lubbocks reelection
Is assured by poll Of 40 ahead Of Mr.
Harrison. Sir Thos. Brassey has beer
nominated as the Gladstonian candidate
for St. Andrews district.
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n 6hPitHL tA0UuoiUNs
The SlgLER PULLMAN EXCURSION

Leaving for the East at noon Of Thurs-
day, July Sth, Is over the most attract
i've route of which this continent can boast.
The scenery on the Denver a Rio 9rsnde
grandeur. Stops will be made at sscra-
mento, the Capital of California. at Salt
Lake City, the great Mormon Capital, and
and At Denver. the Capital Of Colorado. il
vantage Of, The fare TO Chicago is as low
as third ciass, only SIS per round trip Par.
ticuiars at ia First street. Nadeau Block,
ly4td 8. J. MATHEs, Manager.
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THE aEPGBLICAN NEMESIS.
what shall They no with th,
RrOhfbftlenas

Bosros, July ga State Conference
Of Massachusetts Republicans is called
for Monday next to discuss the attitude
which the Republican party should bs
asked to maintain with reference to the
temperance question and to consider the
propriety of sending delegates to the
national anti.saloon convention called ai
Chicago. The call. which is signed by o
large number of the most promi.
nent Republicans in the State,
approves of the resolutions adopted
BY the New Jersey Republican
conference Of May 20 and Vermont Re.
pablican State Convention, June Q,
which calls upon the Republican party
to take positive and pronounced at
titude Of uncompromising hostility to
the organized power Of the liquor selling
interests of the country, to everywhere
reject all overtures for an open or secret
alliance with 1t and to favor and pro.
mote by all practical means the re
striotion Of the liquor traffic and the
enforcement Of all laws for the suppress
ion of saloons,
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A BIG BLAZE.


Fire this Morning ON she Corner
of Alameda and First streets.
At $3.50 o'clock this morning big iir,
broke out near the corner Of Alameds
and First streets. The Electric
light whistle gave the alarm. and
before the engines could get out the
whole sky was red with flames. The
fire proved to be the Boca beer bottlinf
establishment. back of the Union IroI
Works, corner Alameda aud First sts. Il
communicated to the ice works between
the beer place and the Union Sodi
works. Both premises were in blazt
and total loss before water could b.
got ct. At this writing, A. NJ.
the department is all ct work trying t.
save the iron works and the planin{
mills. The place is a bad one. and /
the boys quell the FIRE fend without
further loss they will do we'll.
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CHICAGO. WashiHgton Park, July g..
The weather was again very fine, bn
rather warm; racing first.class; tim,
very fast, and attendance larger thar
ever seen on any race track in this coun
try In modern times. Everything
passed o6 without an accident, except
In the steeple chase, in which Mr.. Daly
got slightly injured.
In the three-quarters mile race
Margo won. Ira 4. Bride second. Truani
third. Time LII. Mutuals paid s2S.6O.
In the one and one.half mile race
Volante won, Buchanan second, Myrtle
third. Time 2:S8f Mutusls paid %. 10.
In the one and one-fourth mile race,
Sheridan stakes--Ed Corrigan won, Pure
Rye second, Silver Cloud third. Time
200. Mutuals paid $6l.7O.
In the mile race--Virgie Herne won,
Helianthus second, Handy Andy third.
Time f.42s Matuals paid 5000.
In the extra race. one mile. Rosiere
won; Jim Nave second; Bootblock
third; time l;4lh. Mutuals paid $40.
In the three-fourths mile race, best
three in five heats, the first heat was
won by Cleaner; Alice second; Sover.
eign Pat third; time l:l5. Mutuals
paid 90 10. Second heat---Gleaner won;
Alice second; Sovereign Pat third;
time l;l4t. Mutuals paid 1920. Third
heat--Gleaner won; Alice second; Sow.
ereign Pat third; time l:l5. Mutuala
paid $3.50.
In the extra race. stseple chase full
course, Wellington won; Rory O'Moore
second; Chandelier third; no time.
Mutuals paid $3.50.
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A. HAMBURGER & SONS,
Peoples Store.

Uncle Sam has found Il at last 4
" A sure remedy for Torpid Liver.
Sick Headache, Habitua Constipation,
Chills and Fever, aud all affections Of the
Kidnsys and Liver, This is New Com
that Il b the Cheapest and Best Remedy
in the Market for Diseases Of Kidneys,
Liver and Stomach. II you want . pure
Vegetable compound, that is positively
guaranteed to contain no mercury, go to
your Druggist, and get Bottle of tho
Arkansaw Liver and Kidney Remedy.
Price, $1.00 per Bottle.
PREU4S & HANCE, wholesale and retail
Druggists and Manufacturing Pharmacists
Nos. n and 70 North Spring street. Tele
phone No. 65. P. o. Box 1l65.
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oRIFFI H.-In this city, July 4 isse. Sarah
Funeral nom g. Psuls Ep,seopai
church. Olive street. st 10 O'Clock. Tues
day, July 9Th
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Agrlclliural Park July %. 20 and "a.
For Pool Selling. cash bids or per cent.
either or both.
Bar Privilege at Grand Stand.
Restaurant and Fruit stand.
Address E. A. DECAMP, Box 40, or At
N. A. C0vARKUBlAs' Stable,
jy8T Los Angelica
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Shall we Need an American
NnyVP

HALIFAX, N. s.. July 5.--A telegram
from shelburns says that the Collector
Of Customs, under instructions from
Ottawa, has imposed fne Of $500 each
on the seized Portland schooners. c. b
Harrington, City Point and George w
Cushing The hnes have not yet beer
paid, and the vessels are still in the pos
session Of the customs authorities.
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ooNsuLTATIoN FREE.

Those who desire TO consult me In regard
to their cases or to location as to eli
mate, had better call at the office for
consultation and examination. but II impos-
sible 10 do so can write for q copy of my
Medical Treatise. containing list OF cues
tions. Address
m. HILTON WILLIAMS. N. D-,
276 North Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal
once hours from $50 A. N. to 4s30 f.h.
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Proposals for Masonry. Etc. for
City Hall.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned up to the meeting Of the coun-
ell OF the city Los Angelez OF July 18th
1885 for the construction Of the masonry ol
In the construction Of the City Hall, In az
cordanoc with plans and specihcations In
tire once OF Boring & Haas, arsjaitects
rooms ? and 10, Schumacher Building
Spring street.
A certified check for siooo, payable to ths
order OF the undersigned, must accompany
each bid as surety that the bidder will enter
into contract In conformity with his bid
The Council reserves the right 20 reject
any and all bids.
~ order OF the Council OF the City OF Los
Angeles at Its meeting OF June 2sth.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council OF the city Of Los An
geies.
Los Angeles. July Sd, lsss. i've 1st