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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

"s" 1e5ess, 1scH"0Hu, 20
0sntlsmsn, -In selecting Piano for
the use Of The Boston Ideal Opera Com
psny secure the Haydman in prefer
ence 10 al others, on account OF their
superior singing quality and falness Of
tone. In oil the large cities they rank
second to meme, and I am glad to know
that the Richmond people recognize their
merit. Accept our sincere thanks for
the lovely Upright you so kindly loaned
US. Very truly, S. L. STUDLEY,
Director Boston Ideal Opera Company.
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Auction sale continued q 9lS Main
stsset 70. r. Johnstoa's). Fine Show
Csse Goods 10 BE- cold.
BENJAMIN II. NASH, Tsustss.
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Nuperb SilYerMare.

Sixth Annual Holiday Reductions.
Goddard & Moses, Jewellers, 920 Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
statement OF the Public Debt

The following is statement of the
public debt of Virginia under the Rid
dleberger bill, December 81, 1885:
Surrender to November 80,
1855 ,7555sS SO
Surrender during December,
Including s35,514 tax-re-
ceivable coupons. S73,66O 40
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rIKsT. CLASS MEALS ON EUROPEAN
PLAN.
The elegant rebuilt and fast steamer
ARIEL.
FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight resolved daily for Norfolk. Ports.
mouth, Smithneld, Hampton, Wavexly. and
Nswbern. Washington, and farboro'. n.
n: ali stations on Atlantic and Danville
rsllroad, 6eaboard and Roanoke railrpad.
Norfolk Southern railroad, and Eastern
North Caroline generally; also, for EAsteru
on james Fivsr. 81 LOWE6f RATA and
through bills i0uo1.
L B. TATUN, 6uperinteadant
~ 30 No. Hoo Main street and loekoGt0
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WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED
w Colored Nurse. Must come we'll re-
commended. An elderly person preferred.
AMY IN HI. H. MEYER,
10 Iii sol Broad street.
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Elegant French Clio,

Sixth Annual Holiday Reductions.
Goddard & Moses, Jewellers, 900 Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
TRAINS NoRTHWARD.

NJ Leave Arrive
No' Petersburg. Richmond.
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WANTED, LADIES AND GEN
w tlen1en. In city or country, to take
light work at their own homes. Three 70
four dollars day easily made; work sent
by mail no canvassing. We have good
nloyment. Address, with stamp, CROWN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 29l Vine
street, Cincinnati D. no Zo-SoI
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF
SLArE-HILL GOLD. NINE.
IN
LOUISA COUNTY, VA.

IHUISA tOUNI1, Va.
BY virtue ola decree Of the Circuit Court
of the couI g of Louisa, in the State OF Vir-
ginia, rendered Oh the 25th day Of Septem.
Der, 1888, IN, the chancery cause depending
In said court, OF the style OF Howard, who
Company : dts," the undersigned, special
commissioners appointed for the purpose,
will offer or sale, at public auction. To the
highest bidder, at Louisa Courthouse, Va,
MONDAY, JANUARY IL. 1856,
THE SLATErHILL GOLD-MINE,"
consisting OF q tract OF 6ls ACRES OF
LAND. j. ng IN the county OF Louisa, Va,
about one half mile from rendleton sta.
ton, on the Chesapeake and OHIO railway,
and situated in the gold mining region OF
Louisa. county. This property has upon II
several shafts, and has been lately worked
to small extent by Luce Brothers, who
own the adjoining property. and is consid.
A VERY RICH AND VALUABLE NINE
by exper who have examined II and test
ed general specimen OF the ore.
THRMS Cash sufficient TO pay costs OF suit
and sa IT, say 81, 900; balance on credit OF
one, two, and three years. the purchaser ex-
ecuting bonds with approved personal Sc
curity, and carrying interest from day Of
sale, for me deferred payments. Or, II pre-
ferred, one third OF the purchase>money
may h. raid in cash. in which event securi-
~ on the bonds for deferred payments will
be dispensed with. In either case. the legal
title Will be retained by the court as addi-
tional security until the purchase money
shall have been fully paid and deed or
dered by the court.
Further information may he had by APP
plying 20 the commissioners, at Louisa
Courthouse, Va. -
FRANK V. WINSTON,
GEORGE X. ANDERSON,
WILLIAM r. BIB.
Special Comm iSsioners.
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MEETINGS.

The patronnesses will meet at the
Armory at 81 o'clock. Reception
Committee will meet In Colonel Spots
woods room at same hour. The Deco
ration Committee will meet this morn
ing at 10 o'clock at Sanger Hall to
pass upon the work done by the deco.
rators.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

high CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Twill sell at public auction, on
MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1856,
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door OF the
Hastings Court. house Of this city. the fol.
lowing property, to satisfy an execution In
my hands In favor OF j. A. Rennolds rs. =.
c. " orsham-to wit: WHITE HORSE.
TERMS: Cash.
+. {. GARRISON, Fl. G. G. X.
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de NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l,5,s.I2,
l6,ls22,25 2s.lst
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Rich .JeWelry,

Rich Jewelry.
Sixth Annual Holiday Reductions.
Goddard & Moses, Jewellers, 920 Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

RooK AID - WQa1 WA3fS
OMxlz. ehs1 BASQaJunl
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YICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG


DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-Schsd
uls commencing NOVEMBER Is. 1855
s: ate s' e.. issvss ' syrastrsss stations
Junction. Milford. and Freds.
rieisbars;; slsspss fsom
1907 A. ~, leaves byrd-Street station al.
iy except Sunday. Sleepey
from Charleston 70 Washing.
s:ao p. NJ, leaves Byrd. Street station dai.
ly. Sleeper from Jacksonville
70 New York and nom Char
lesion 10 New York.
1919 A. NJ, arrives ct Byrd -Street station
daily. Sleeper nom New YosE
10 Jacksonville and nom New
York TO Charleston.
a:SS r. ~, arrives ~ Byrd Street station
daily; stops st fredsricks-
barv, Milford. and Junction.
Sleeper nom Washington q
ChaFleeton and nom Wash.
ington 70 Jacksonville.
s:oe p. n. srrivee o. byrd-Btrsst station
daily except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY 1xC8PP SUNDAYS;
zoe r. u. accommodation, leaves Bvood.
SSuss :, issaSSGSn; arrives ~ AsA-
so1 p H. IssSs 5. ~ nsri sHi''vs' u Am
s:so An. alT,yss q tibA; leaves Aaa.
..ssA ~ i sm - ~ 4: =. :.
brosd-sSssss sSstien Isav =
So 2. y. sTsy:SP6 alss; savss AsAlAAa
NJ 4 s. ~ III s ssssss ~
r00R Am ~ V0ST G11ES
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CTRAYED, DECEMBER&
TFRRIER DOG. Had on collar (partialiy
wrapped with red namely. tax medal And
an brnSa beil attached. Owners name
scfstched ON collar. He answers 20 the
name Of I" Dot" L6erAl reward y "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

The warehouses of this company will be
closed ON JANUARY l, 1856 New
Years day. j: Z. ANGEL,
de 81 Freight Agent.
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NoWlan II Co...

TENTH AND MAIN STREETS,
Jewellers,
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DOCK AND JOB WORK N1ATLY
ID eaooaos1 q ~ 0a0kAxUB Ix8110
UQEDgU0D &c
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l.124.1q6 81
Total new issue....,.....
SO

Tax.receivable coupons paid
for taxes on judgments, un.
der acts Of January Ia and
26, 1882. Including 81. S17.50
paid during the month of
December, 16S5........-"......s 267, 467 90
Amount OF new per cent.
bonds purchased by the
Board OF Sinking-Fund
Commissioners, at O Cost of
&I,l72 907. 66................."-- 2,O77143 GO
Amount OF new 3 per cent.
Virginia bonds outstanding
January i, 1sS6............. 4,s44, 96S 50
Semi.annual interest on
above, payable January. 1854 So
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VXyOOLEN-MILL AND MACHINE.

WOOLEN-MILL AND MACHINE
w RY FOR SALE-By virtue Of q
deed Of trust executed 70 the undersigned
by the RICHMOND VIRGINIA WOODEN
MILL on July l, 1884, and recorded In the
Clerks office OF Henrlco county, Va, being
requested thereto by the holders OF all the
bonds and coupons secured thereby and by
the company itself, We shall proceed at IL
O'Clock NJ, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2s, 1885,
to sell at public auction. on the premises,
the entire PLANT OF the said company, con-
sisting OF LOT OF GROUND In the coun.
" OF Henrico, adjoining the city OF Rich.
mond, ct the intersection OF Oak and Bacon
streets, containing about 1-6 ACRES !;
one STORY Brick.and-Wood Mill Building,
lac by 1873 feet, with tin-roof and Brick
and-lron Boiler house. 80 by 40 feet, at
tached; one 65-hOrse power Lawrence En-
CINE one co. horse power Steel Boiler; two
sets OF 60-inch Cards; thirty broad Looms !:
and other machinery In proportion all COM
paratively new and In first-rate order.
TERMS: Made known at the day OF sale.
For deta lied information, list Of machine
~, &C., apply TO p. II. BAsKERvILL, Sec.
rotary, Post. Office BOX 81, Richmond, Va.
JOHN II. GUY,
DAVID ". WALKER,
Trustees
lie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jan 1882,
l6.lS 22252S.lSt
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FURNITURE AND sUNDRTEs.

BY r. b. Cook, Auctlcuotrs
No. ~ Ninth street.
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Total surrender.

New issue in new 3 per cent.
Virginia bonds TO Novem-
Der 80, 1SS3........................ E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01

Fine Watches.
Sixth Annual Holiday Reductions.
Goddard & Moses, 900 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
The Whitney Organs

Diamonds and Fine Silverware spe.
cialty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-01
TO RE CLOSED,

FREIGHT DEPor)
RICHMOND AND DASVILLE X. X. Co. I
RICHMoSD, december 80, 1855. J
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
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ARRIVE RICHMOND

ARRIVE kICHMOND.
500 r. NJ NAIL daily (.xc.nt s,r,av,
1905 A. N. ACCOMMoDATIoN daily ,er.
S:4o A. NJ. NiGHT EXPRESS daily fer.
cspt Monday.
CONNECTIONS.
At Richmond with associated railway,
and Richmond, Fredericksburg and poios
mac railroad; At Lynchbus with Virginia
Midland railway and Norfolk and Wesisrn
railroad; 1T Clifton Forge with hesapeafe
and Ohio railway; at Lexing with BAN.
more and Ohio railroad.
Sieeptno-car attached 10 Ni0ht Erpress 70
Trains marked daily (excep, sunday.
Tickets sold 10 all points. Oriices i2o.
east Main street, 1000 Main and ut Rich.
Canal streets. j. X. MSCadRDo'" na
General Passenger aud Express Agent
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ wAY.-NovEMBER Is. 1885;
LEAVE RICHMOND.
T:40 A. n. Throuyha and Local Mall excep,
Sunday. Connects for Lynch
sIoA. NJ. For Newport's News. Old Po,n,
Comfort, and Norfolk daily ex.
cept Sunday.
$50 =. NJ. For Viewpoints News, Old Point.
and Norfolk. Except sunday
900 p. N. r.. r. and p. Junction accol9,
modation, except SUNDAY.
e:25 y. n. For Louisville and Cincinnati.
Fast Express, with through
Pullman cars. Daily.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:45 A. NJ. Frsm r., r. and z. Junction
ll:66 A, N. From Norfolk. Old Point. and
NewpOrts News, except Sunday.
$40 =. NJ. From local points and the West.
except Sunday.
$40 y. NJ. From Old Point. Newport's
News. and Norfolk daily ex.
cept sunday,
e:56 p. NJ. From Louisville and Clncin.
natl. Fast express daily.
DEPOT Seventeenth and Broad streets
Tickets at loco Main street AMI depot.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
WILLIAMS L. WICkHAM, Second Wee.
President. dalS
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T OST, ON SUNDAY NIGHT, 9TH
IL instant, on Grace street between Fourth
and Seventh streets. one CUFF. with .
ROtJND GOLD BUTTON with ring. In It.
The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same ct the Dispatch once. OF
al sOuth Pine street. u 1.AC
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sDaily. tDaily Except Sunday.
RTnPDl Nl.pI.AEIl

sDany. tDaily Except Sunday.
bTOPPlSa-PLACES,
Nos. 90, "a, and - make no stops. No.
IS stops only on signal at Chester. Noe. ~
and 40 stop only on signal At Chester. Cen-
tralia, and Manchester. Nos. 50, -, 50,
and % stop 1T all stations for passengers.
PULLMAN.CAR SERVICE.
On trains No. 90 and IS sleeping cars be-
tween Washington and Charleston. ON
trains No. 20, "a. IS, and 46 eieepng-caru
between Washington and JAG ksonville, Fla.
On trains Nos. ~ and IS sleepi ng carr be-
tween New York and Jacksonville, Fla,
and between New York and Charleston,
and Aiken, 3. q.
rHE ONLY ALL-RAIL ROUTE TO NOD3
LEAVE FOLK. ARRIVE
Nchm'd. sl0:49 A. N. Norfolk. . $40 =. y.
Richm'd-s a:4s p. N. Norfolk e. $40 Pm.
Norfolk.,t $40 AN. Richm'd 1898 A. n.
Norfolk..-. s:s5 AN. Richm'd. 1880 =. NJ
Nos. 80 and IS make close connection 70
and from Farmviile, Lynchbury, and south
western points, and way-slstions on tina
Norfolk and Western railroad. No. s3run.
ming daily and No. "a daily except sunday.
Duperintendent OF Transportation.
TN ENERsoN General Passenger Agent,
Sol HAAS. Traffic Manager. mole
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THE BALL TONIGHT
-----@------
IN HONOR or CEN. E7rz LEE

nsss,ssss y Dpsss Prs.pusss = s'CsseA
! nsnesns y ssssa q it-pssssssusssss
vbslesss-csmnsssws msssisas.
he reception and ball 70 be given
~ ~ people Of Richnend in honor Of
- inauEuratien Of GsnerAl Fitshugh
L. @ Governor u Virginia takes place
to-pieks 4 ~ Regiment Armory.
~, hon IL lists Of tickets sold and
- azYangsIasnts Ct H. hall, Il d quite
surs 10 s. succsssful end crsditabls
sGair. The Hon. John 4. Massey,
Ileusensnt-G Governor, and the Hon.
\. A. Ayers, Attorney General, and
oAsif ladies', ssd 3 largo number Of
nspbsrs Of the Legislature are among
- invited guests. Quite . number Of
~ personal friends Of General Lee
we're invited, ana many Of them will be
prsssns.
he following is the order Of opening
exercises:
4. March. Fitz Bsseier'
q, Overture. Morn. Noon. and Night--Suppe.
49, ~ wsldteufel.
4 orsnd ssleciion, Fsscina ton. Wiegand.
y 6rand Duo Clarinet and from
e.usss.'
d. usxuYka, Spring Blossoms. NeiDlg.
:. Grand Selection, ........Veroi'
q. Selection, Virginia
ORDER OF DANCING.
I. waits. Skater. Wa.dteuIei'
2. Promenade, March. Cavalry ..'.Andress.
O. QuadIilie, CiArisea. tst
q. Waitx, You and You STRAUSS
8. Promenade, Selections pirates
4. LAncieru. Prince Methusalem 49, Strauss
:. Polka, I'm 0wine Back to-,
3. Promenade, Polonaise, select. lara
D. l.sncieu, BeERAr Student. .Miilockel.
10. waltz, Dreams ON the Ocean.....dungL
n. Promenade. selections, mas.
cell
A. Polka, Unknown LorehL.
~ IAnciers, Little Duke ...-.".....W iegend.
~. Wettz, Most Beautiful ~-....: Waldteufei.
IS. Promenade. serenadc. Nightin,
IL. Polka. Always Jolly :Lorens.
~. Lanciers Uolantheli ...... sullivan.
10. Promenade. selections merry
.cs. serS'
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PASADENA BUSINESS HOUSES.
some Thriving Firms in our sis-
ter settlement.

The First National Bank of Pasadena
was started about year ago as State
Bank, but the energetic officers Of the
institution seeing the wonderful growth
of Pasadena felt that National Bank
would sooner or later be necessity and
they wisely concluded to convert the
institution into National Bank which
was recently done. This is a home in
stituticn aud almost the entire stock OF
the bank is held by the Oldest aud most
substantial citizens of Pasadena. Tho
bank has the unanimous support of all
the merchants, farmers, fruit.growers
and business men, and its convenience
aud necessity is unquestionable. Pasa-
deua should be and Is Justly proud Of
her progress and having bank OF this
kind does much to facilitate her pros
perity. The business Of the institution
has become so large that'they are forced
10 move to more spacious and commo-
dious quarters, and for that purpose
they will soon change their locality to a
building on the opposite side of the
street from their present location. The
new building, of which Mr. Ridgeway
is the architect, will be made
OF pressed brick with stone
and iron and terra Gotta
and will have an ornamental
octagon dome and tower. The building
will be 20 feet on Colorado street and
12O feet on Fair Oaks street. The bank
will front on both OF these streets. The
building will cost about $50, 600, and
will be one Of the finest fire.proof struc-
lures in Pasadena. The bank has three
hundred and twenty-five thousand dol.
lars in deposits; paid up capital Of
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branch was established at the beginning
OF the present year by the purchase o.
the business Of Newton Chaplin & Co.,
the members Of which firm are still CON
nected with the business. Whittier,
Fuller & Co. own the Pioneer White
Lead and Pacific Rubber Paint and Color
Works in San Francisco, which employ
$50 to 200 hands. The Pioneer White
Lead manufactured by them controls the
white lead trade of the Coast solely by
virtue OF its great superiority and fine
ness as compared with any imported
brands. The Pacific Rubber Paint and
pure colors ground in oil and Japan.
manufactured by them, are acknowledged
to be the leading article in that line on
the Coast. They are manufacturers Of
Fsench plate mirrors and are positively
the heaviest importers Of plate, sheet
and window glass in the United States.
Their present store IL located at POT
North Los Angeles street. Los Angeles.
Warehouses for glass, sash and doors at
229 Los Angeles street, and warehouse
for the storage of So gasoline aud IA
naptha on San Fernando street and
Downey avenue.
THE MACHINERY FURNISHED BY NJ. 5.
BAKER & co.
No small item in the fitting up Of the
Raymond Hotel was the furnishing OF
the machinery, and it is a high compli.
ment to the we'll known firm of M. s.
Baker 4 Co., Los Angeles, that the
contract was awarded to them. The
whole Of the machinery in the hotel was
put in by this firm and in Guided two Of
the Otis Brothers & Co. Hydraulic Ele-
vators, two forty power Atlas boilers, a
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Notice of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that 1t is the inter
ton of the Council of the city of Los An.
geles TO establish the grade OF Stevenson
avenue from point 1850 feet west OF Boyle
avenue to the eastern city boundary as fol
Alta point 1850 feet west of the west line
OF Boyle avenue the grade shall be 23,00 feet
above the datum pane; at point go feet
west OF the west line OF Boyle avenue the
grade shall be 54.50-10G feet above the
son avenue, Boyle avenue and Chicago
street the grade shall be IS. 90 feet above the
datum plane at point $40 feet west OF the
west line OF Soto street the grade shall be
go feet west of the west line of Soto street
the grade shall be $3.50 feet above the
datum plane: ct the intersection of Soto
street the grade shall be IS. 90 feet above the
datum plane; at a point $40 feet east Of the
east line Of Soto street the grade shall be
ii 90 feet above the datum plane; at point
240 feet west Of the west line OF Sunset
street the grfde shall be 800 feet above
the datum plane; at the intersection of Sun.
set street the grade shall be 5000 feet above
the datum plane; at point 30 feet east OF
the east line OF Sunset street the grade shall
be 80 OS feet above the datum plane; at a
point $50 feet west Of the west line OF Eu.
cid street the grade shall be 6400 feet
above the datum plane at the intersection
OF Euclid street the grade shall be 5000 ieet
above the datum plane; at point ll60 feet
epst of the east line Of Euclid street the
grade shsll be 200 feet above the datum
plane; at point $50 feet west OF the west
line OF Lorena street the grade shall be 800
feet above the datum plane at tie intersec.
ton OF Lorena street the grade shall be 29.0l
feet above the datum plane at q point 1850
feet east Of the east line of Lorena street
tue grade shall be 600 feet below the datum
plane; at the eastern city boundary the
grade shall be 1000 feet below the datum
plane.
to file their objections, II any they have, with
the Clerk Of the Council within ten days OF
the date OF the first publication Of this notice.
BY order OF the Council OF the city of Los
Angeles at its meeting Of June 2sth, A. d.
1886.
w. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk of the Council of the City of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles June 80th 1886. jy2 lot
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thirty eight thousand Eve hundred dol.
Tors, and surplus of three thousand
dollars, while the cash on hand and de.
posted with other banks amounts to
$4,000. The government bonds held
by the bank amounts to $l2. 500, upon
which is based circulation of bills
amounting to $ll, $50. The bank has
almost 600 customers, and the above
showing clearly demonstrates its pros.
perity as well as the prosperity Of the
people of Pasadena. The officers of the
bank are as follows;
President--P. NJ Green.
vice-President-B. F. Ball.
Cashier-D. Galbraith.
Board OF Directors--B. f. Ball, p. M.
Green, II. ID. Bennett, D. 8. Pitcher,
Mai Geo. H. Bonebrake, j. H. Palmer,
John Allen.
THE SAN GABRIEL VALLEY BANK. .
The San Gabriel Valley Bank opened
for business in May in its elegant quar-.
tiers in the Ward Block. The capital
stock of fifty thousand dollars has all
been subscribed by citizens Of Pasadena,
and the corporation opens with the
assurance Of doing good business. Mr.
Frank NJ. Ward is President, Alonza
Tower, Vice. President, and b. w.
Bates, Cashier. The Directors are +.
Nj. Ward, Alonzo Tower, B. w. Bates,
G. s. Martin, j. G. Miller, Walter R. E.
Ward. A general banking business is
carrier on. The bank appurtenances
are complete and of the best. The fire
nroof vauIt contains a Hall steel safe n
the latest pattern, with time-lock and
other devices for battling burglars; th'
books, bank drafts, certificates of de
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ager OF several famous Eastern resorts,
will be the manager. To this maguiti-
cent caravansary the Raymond excur-
sionists will hereafter be taken, and ev-
erything that can be done will be done
TO make their stay delightful one. and
an event to be remembered all their
lives. The natural effect Of the open.
ing of this grand hotel will be to still
further advance the interests Of Pasa-
dena; to make 1t still more Of business
center, and to greatly enhance the value
OF property.
WHITTIER, FULLER & oo.-PAINrs, OILS,
GLASS, ETC.
To supply the various materials that
were used in the construction OF the
RAYMOND was no small undertaking, and
in some instances the largest houses
which had contracts to supply material
found themselves unable to do so and
had to sublet the contract to other firms.
In this, of course, there is nothing dis
oreditable, as II Is very seldom that such
buildings as the Raymond are erected in
our southern country. To supply the
paints, oils and other materials in this
line was much larger undertaking than
many Eastern houses could have accom-
plished. Yet the house of Fuller,
Whittier & Co., at 207 North Los An
geles street, supplied all the paints, oils.
varnishes and materials for the natural
wood; also the glass through the entire
building When the great quantity Of
glass, paints, oil, etc., that are necessary
to cover this immense structure is con-
sidered then we can realize what an ex-
tensive Institution this firm is. This
house has, however, a decided
advantage over all competitors
and il may be said with a rea-
sonable degree Of certainty, that
it does the largest business in its line
on the coast The firm of Whittier.
Fuller & Co. is a Pacific Coast institu-
ton and has steadily increased with the
growth Of the slope. The firm has been
established since the year ls49. They
are quick to recognize all metropolitan
points on tine coast, having branches at
Oakland, and Portland, Or
egon. The principal place of business is
in San Francisco, Cal. The Los Angeles