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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-09-01

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Saturday, Sept, mber 30. 1855,

within legal hou,s, the following describ d
property, situated In Shelby county, Tea :
M M x iSt5I, fronting 2iIS feet on the east
side OF Chickasaw street by u depth OF liSN
iset, said lot being 7iA feet south Of Win
chester street. Sold as property Of the I'M
known eirs Of J. A. Gsskett.
Part Of country lot sos, fronting 81 feet on
tho north side of Auction street, by a depth
OF llsSS feet. sold as property Of Sarah Nor
Lot i7O, frontinE STh feet on the east side
OF Main street, by 1857 feet deep, T44 feet
north of Auction street.
Terms OF Sale-0n q credit of six months,
note bearing interest, with security, re-
ouired; lien retained, REDEMPTION barred,
This 18th day of August, 1885.
>, /. mcdowell \, Clerk and Master.
Nv II. i, Coleman, Deputy O. and Nj.
4 IL. 4 Q. w. Meiskell. snlieitors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10
MURDER AT RINCON.
A Pomona Man shot Yesterday
Afternoon.

hhtVH - DV
There was rumor about town this
morning Of shooting at Cucamonga
station. Mr.. Hansler volunteered TO
drive US over to learn the facts in the
affair, and on reaching the ststion we
were fortunate enough 10 find there Mr..
G. A. Collins, who had just come from
scene of the tragedy. Tue shooting was
near the Santa Ana river, directly south
of Cueamonga station; the murdered
man being Charlie Downing, of Pomo-
ma, and the murderer, James r. Critic,
commonly known as doctor" Griffin.
Griffin had been cooking for the crew
that Mr.. Collins has at work baling hay.
Downing had been at work there, own
ing land in the vicinity; he came up
from Pomona Monday night and was
stopping at Grifin's cabin. Yesterday
Griffin went over to Collins and told him
he wanted HIM to come around to his
cabin. refusing to give any reason. On
reaching the shanty, Griffin threw open
the door and there lay Downing, face
downward, in pool Of blood. He had
been shot in the face with a shotgun and
the top of his head was shattered, the
face disfgured and blackened by the
powder; the hands also seemed to be
blown full of powder, An oxyoke lay
near the body. but no weapon could be
seen about.
Mr.. Collins is Constable, aud immedi-
ately arrested Griffin and took him to
San B,rnardino. The Coroner was mott
fed, and will hold an inquest to-day, the
body meantime remaining undisturbed.
Both men are unmarried, but Downing
has sister at Pomona, to whom his vio-
lent death must be terrible blow
The two men were supposed to be on
good terms. Downing Brought up a
jug Of whisky from Pomona with him.
They had been drinking considerable,
and probably got into drunken quar-
rel. Mr.. Collins says Griffin was SO
drunk he could hardly sit in the wagon
when he drove up to Cuclmopga station.
He refused to say anything about the
shooting except that he did 1t in self
defense. Ontario Record, Sept, s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10

- Loans negotiated for Eastern CAPT
alisLs, aul7 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10


Is the Pasadena Of San Bernardlnt
county.
II you want health go to Beaumont.
II you want wealth invest in Beau
mont.
II yen want pure air 60 to Beaumont
Ii you want pure water 90 to Beau
mont.
II you want to live above the fogs g
to Beaumont.
II you want the finest soil go to Bean
mont.
II you want the grandest scenery go tt
Beaumont.
If you want land without alkali so tc
Beaumont.
II you want relief from asthma go Il
Beaumont.
II you want your lungs healed go to
Beaumont.
II you want bronchitis cured go to
Beaumont.
II you want catarrh cured go to Beau
mont.
If yod want to grew the finest fruits
go to Beaumont
II you want lot free to improve 60
to Beaumont.
For anything about this new town and
colony, address The Southern California
Investment CO.. ia First street. Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10
Notice of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that it is the inten.
ton of the Council of the city of Los An
geles TO change and establish the grade of
Ninth street from Pearl street 10 Alvarado
street, as follows: ST.
grade shall be 500 feet below the datum
plane; at point $780, feet west OF Pearl
street the grade shall be 10 90 feet below the
datum plane at the intersection OF Nevada
street.-the grade shall be 400 feet below the
datum plane; at the in ersection OF Denver
Ave, the. grade shall be ll50 feet below the
datum plane: at the intersection OF Willow
street the grade shall be $50 feet below the
datum plane; at the intersection OF Holmes
street the grade shall be $50 feet below the
datum plane; at point 22S5 feet west OF
Pearl street the grade shall be0 so feet above
the datum plane; at the Intersection of
Buckley street the grade shall be 9 30 feet
below tne datum plane at the intersection
feet below the datum plane; at a point $50
feet west OF Whittier street the grade shall
be at the datum planei at point $50 feet
west Of Whittier street the grade shall be
Il so feet above the datum plane;.a the in
tersectioh OF Union Ave. the grade shall be
10 so feet above The datum plane; at the in
tersection OF BeacOp street the grade shall
be 20.00 feet above the datum plane; at the
ippteTsscl js NJ q Burlington Aye, the grade
at the intersection Of Central Ave. the grade
snail be 26 50 feet above the datum plane;
at the Intersection of Park Ave. the grade
shall be A-0J feet above the datum plane;
at the intersection Of AlvaradO Street the
gtade shall be 22.50 feet above the datum
plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified
TO fle their objections. If anythey have, with
the Clerk OF Council within ten days OF the
date of the first publication of this notice.
By order OF the Councilof the City OF Los
Angeles at its meeting OF August soth A. D,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10
All business strictly Confiden.
ftal.

Los Angeles Pawnbroker Sh P, 32l
North Main street. next door TO Pic
Housr, loans money at cheaper rae o
interest aud advances more money arti
cles Of jewelry. watches, diamonds, fire
arms, etc., than any other house in thu
State, and is responsible to its custom
ers for their pledges against fire, water
theft or otherwise. He also sells the
FIRST Of each month pledges that are moi
redeemed. Parties wishing bargains
please call and purchase the follow ine
goods: Six gold watches, 5 diamond
rings, 36 pistols, shotguns, rifles, 3e
coats, Is vests. ~ pants. 5 gambling
tools, lot books, 10 assorted chains, 30
gold rings, 10 pair earrings. 10 fiddles, :
guitars. Q pair bracelets, A lady's sets,
and lots Of clothing. trunks and valises.
boots aud shoes. L. B. COIN, the Red
Front Store.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10
CARD FROM THE PEOPLE.
They Insist on Their Just aud
Sncred Asights.

EDITOR OF THE DAILY HERALps--As
the champion for the peoples rights
send YOU the enclosed, hoping you will
kindly insertit in your valuable HERALp,
hereby giving publicity TO the proper
request Of a misused portion Of this com.
.munity on the Also Tract, believing it
will have proper effect as had your re-
marks upon tho postoffi 20 sidewalk
nuisance. Truly yours, A. NJ.
to The Honorable The Mayor and Com
eli Of The City of Los Angeles.
Gents We, the undersigned, prop.
erty owners residing on the Also Tract
in the city Of Los Angeles. beg T., re.
mind your honorable body Of the c3nd.-
ton OF Ceater street in said trac', as
being almost impassable from First
street to Also street to foot passengers
and equestrians. and has been so ever
since the mouth Of February. 1854, the
flood OF that month having washed out
the roadbed into an open channel or wa.
tcrways, and left behind boullers. large
stumps Of trees and other obstructlops.
This street il properly fixed would be
one of the main travelled streets Of the
city; and now, in view of the near com
pletion Of Workman's Electric. Railway
street car line from Main street, down
First to the new bridge, we desire the
assistance Of the Council TO at once place
that street in proper and psssable con-
d.tlon. The winter rains will now soon
be upon us aud tho filling up Centre
street to high grade would ais protect
our properties in measure from the
effects Of another calamitous food.
IL appearing that the Sau Gabriel Valley
Railroad Company have abandoned their
franchise for building tho levee to First
street it now becomes necessary that
your honorable body shoull do some.
thing in the premises to prevent tho re-
currence Of another such disaster as
happened to the people in February,
1884, and January last. We are asking
no more than we deem our rights, and
your duty under the charter Of incorpor.
alton which says in clause ninth, section
two, article one, you are incorporated
'for the protection, benefit and conve.
nience Of said city and its inhabitants"
Respectfully yours,
ALFRED MooRE.
and MANI ofhera
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10
Notice of Intention.

Notice is hereby give that il is the inten
ton OF the Council of the City of Los An
geles, to change and establish the grade oil
Pico street at the following y ints:
At the intersection OF the north line OF
Pico street with Hope street the grade shall
be changed TO 24.50 feet below the ditum
plane; at the intersection of Pico street with
the west line OF Figueroa street the grade
shall be 500 feet below the datum plane
at the east line OF Wright street the grade
shall be 80 so feet below the datum plane;
at a point $3.50 feet west OF Figueroa street
the grade shall be 1900 feet below The
datum plane; at a p int 1900 feet west OF
Figueroa street the grade shall be 3i.00 feet
below the datum plane at a point 1900 feet
west OF Figueroa street the grade shall be
$500 feet below the datum plane; at the in.
tersecii m of Alvarado street the grade sh II
be 200 feet below the datum plane.
All perEons interested are hereby notified
to file their objections, Ii any they have,
with the @ ERIK 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 It's meeting of August 8oth, A. d.
1856.
W, W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council OF the City Of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles, August 3Ist, 1885. sepl lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10
ISSUE THE BONDS.
The Action of the super vIsOrs
Regarding the New Court
nuiidiug Com M ended By Bus.
fuesa Men.

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Regarding the New Court
RuiidIug Com nj en- ed By Rus.
fuess Men.
The action of the Board Of sunerv;s.
ors +, dsc;d;,, 81 al, an .,ao,;o. =, A.
:. ''Ss " yam ." e'eoe''n ~ 'e'
termine whether or not bonds aggregat-
ing $500 600 shall be issued for the pur-
pose of constrnc,;,o ,ew Co,,t,, ro,rt
IL 5
iiouSe' p'o'eu 'ue Hens'ai 'op'c Vi Gun
versation among business men yester-
day.
There was n u,an;,,;tv a. o.;,,oo tha,
,,-.n f-'S- 80
the ao''on Oh '"e Doaru was Wise one
and the opinion was expressed that a t
the polls practically no opposition to the
measure w,uld be offered. while a
-, - "
diversity OF opinion seemed 70 exist re-
garding the selection OF consols bearing
Al per cent. interest per annum. il was
asn.ra,,, ha,;av.d tha, ,,a ha.as ,,a
ga 49, ~ IL :, has,,sa ', nsiaos o''e
sa;5 \ well Lnowa dealer IN seea,;t;os.
81 th;aL the E,erd's act;or comn'sn ..Is.
Vic W. a.. l., nsass;aa naed - no,tsr
onsrter. for III ,,a conn.v oss;ess
'i,hsrs arc ;,,nmad mo az nrsssot ms
n;c nal bn,lJing abont thlre times A.
many of,ic;aIs as ths,e sbonId ss Al,
IL ,5sre ia every oanorsnnStv a. hsnd
CO. tha co.ntv ,rcfives 10 h r,;nsd
ios, ~ m;sa,sced rs AnroIss Sa,
L.. 80 iii, ~. ,;aaa, l., go &C.,
rsda,d hnt ,,';s and am mo 49, v ~ 7,
a.,e ba,;nsss ma .;l, aarsa me- s.;th ~ ~
,,,st II T. h;ah tina tha shas,, ~ ~
resent hassaaJ co,n,rv naartsr, a.
athsrs more hscomins = c;tY a. ths i'm.
,, sr INA nrosnsr;,s ~ ~ anrs,ss
Will 20 saddle ~ nasts,;,, dsi,t a.
eSon non havn,, ~ ahtss, ! a.. th ~,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10
Notice Of Intention.

Notice is hereby given that II is the
iptertion OF the Council of the city
of Los Angeles TO establish the grade OF
Washington street from Figueroa street TO
the west city boundary as follow:
At the intersection Of Figueroa street the
grade siall be al % feet below the datum
plane; at the intersection ri Bonsallo ave
Ifue the grade shall be SEQ feet below the
datum plane at the intersection of Tober-
man street the grade shall be 4s.00 feet be.
low the datum plane; at the west city
boundary the grade snail be $500 feet be-
low the datum plane.
All persons interested are hereby notified
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 August 80, A. d.
1885.
W. W. ROBINSON,
Clerk Of the Council Of the City OF Los An
geles.
Los Angeles, August sIst, 1856. sep2 lot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10
THE BRIDGE QUESTION.
Good Prospects for Buena Vista
street.


The private subscriptions to be addeo
to the generous CITY appropriation fol
A., h.;aa 49, thaIos a
'he e'eo'i'n VI =" '..1s w. - - =, .
geles river from buena VISTA 70 non
street are steadily increasing. Th'
br;doe committee il confident Of it.
-. ..t...,.;.i ona s;obtly
aph''y " e'eo' SUISSE =, -
bridge for S24, 900. The city mas Vo'eo
$4,000, the railroads have increased
,ha;. srbscr;n inns from $500 TO $4,000.
..,.,;... 40.
ana 'ne priVaes '''''pion
amount to $4,000, leaving only Slooo 70
be raised. Several Of the subscribers
have s;onif;ed thor intention of dou.
-. ., IS Ait. don.t;ons
oiing tue amount u 'A'' 1oa'
and the money Tor the payment Oh tnt
structure is assured Doubtless the
ca,noi, AZ tie mseti,o on Monday next
$3.50. -, ~, aas -
VIII oruer 'he "orA oo"'''''Ase"' aA'
the city will soon be in possession OF an
outlet and inlet which IL has long de.
-, r. Iii, ~ 90 ;.a,,;mal,,. haaas;t
SUI ~. 80, NJ ~ ,S;s c;,v and he cou !.
70 'no psop.e ~ ''''a o''s a'' VIZ WV :
w hons'' - MT o,o,s;t;on 10 tb;s
81 fdawn IL sosn,s
p.'uss, ~ go, 80 ;ad;v;J,ai Cam.
s W u'sIs + Stssrns of,hs First ward
I i'"; u aa;n. a., ~ III nswar 70 nrevent
- ne - sn J Of This br,dce which i. ssl.
III. IA $3.50 - 40 more oood 10 his ward
.sa., 800 nro;sctsd !, Tho nresant
cnnaa;i ~ stsarns lives on Cbav.z
49, ~ r. srcnart, intsrests cher
All h.s hasn warkipg q have a bridse
araatoJ ~ rhavs1 stseet II he intorsst
If h;msslf snJ he neonla residing IN
hot nnrtion ~ he ward which be rem
raSs,,s Tha eForts of NJ Stearns far
the Cbavez street bridge are commend.
All. IA IL dssarvas c1sdit far III worL
T., H. ',;raot;o, hnt h Il onast;onahle
IL H. ,..,ana,;asd onnas;t on a. liz
Rnsna VII. strasf bridga i in a. good
,asta 0aIy ono hr;J9a an ne Ia
hn mill aud ths civ Conscil has an,ro
nr;assJ ~ areatay mari ~ The aysilai,ie
br;dss fand 10 Rnsna Vista s,res,
Gausro,,s or, s;do assistarcs Mas hsen
GIVEN ana ,hsro u a Astter;no nrosnect ~
sha hr;Jaa hs;n,, br;It T'6a br;dgs a.
on on % s,sa Dt 81, ha h,;l, il tha rear
e,ts'ss 49, 49, Az az fsa III, ,ar,.;t hst
= nrsssrt II ssan,s ~ he IL das;ra ~
sha ne chi tbst he Rnena Vista sireei
hridge he bniIt This il evidenced bv
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10

In the proper place In the HERAI
appears the State ticket, supplements
by the distrie; candidates for the district
IN which Los Angeles figures. As
matter Of news here follow the names o
candidates for other districts, supple
mented by the State Central Committee
CONGRESSIONAL
First District Thomas l.. Thompson
| Sonoma.
Second Decentralization Biggs, Col
usa. -.
Third Dlsirict--Henry G. McPike. AL
ameda.
Fourth District--(No Nomination..
Fifth District Frank ]. Sullivan, Sar
Francisco.
BOARD OF RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
First District = James A. Filcher,
Placer.
second District-Patrick J. White,
San Francisco.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
First Distrlct--Co +. Sloss. San
Francisco.
Second District-C. H. Randall, tn.
olumue.
Third Disirict--C. T.. Wilcoxon, SUIT.
ter.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMIT.
The State Central Committee was
named by the Democratic State Conven-
tion as follows:
First Senatorial district-Thos. Cutler,
OF Humboldt.
Second-Clay w. Taylor, OF Shasta.
Third. c. Blake, Or Lassen.
Fourth-A. L. Jones, of Butte.
Fifth-Thos. s. Ford, Of Nevada.
Sixth--J. r. Cook. OF Nevada.
Seventh-W. A. Selkirk, OF FL Dora
do.
Eighth-G. w. Jeffreys, Of Tehama.
NINTH. H. Martin, of Yolo.
Eleventh.. c. Edgcomb. Of solano.
Twelfth--J. III. Craddoek, Of Yuba.
Thirteenth Cox, Of Sacramen-
to.
Fourteenth-B. r.. Hores, of Calaver-
as.
Fifteenth-Martin Flynn, of Contra
Costa.
Sixteenth. C. Smith, Of Alameda.
Seventeeath-John Hackett, OF Ala.
media.
Eighteenth NJ Kerwin, of Alameda.
Nineteenth-J. L. Jones, Of San Fran.
cisco.
Twentisth-J.J. DriseoIl, of San Fran.
cisco.
Twenty first-A. NJ. Burns, Of San
Francisco.
Twenty.second M. Schmidt, Of San
Francisco.
Twenty third Robert Boyd, Of San
Francisco.
Twenty-fourth-O. J. Tomalty. of San
Francisco.
Twenty.fifth-J j. Flynn, Of San Fran
cisco.
Twenty.sixth-D. J. Mahoney, Of San
Francisco.
Twenty-seventh-J. C. NeaIon, of San
Francisco.
Twenty -eighth--Charl,s J. Cody, of
San Francisco.
Twenty -ninth-A. c. Paulsell, of San
Francisco.
Thirtieth-A. Hewell, Of Stanislaus.
Thirty flrst--Louis Loupe, Of Santa
Clara.
Thirty-second--C. H. Maddox, Of
Santa Clara.
Thirty third--Ed. White. OF Santa
Cruz.
Thirty-fourth u. N. Walker, of
Fresno.
Thlrty.fifth-Jesse d. Carr, Of Mon.
terey.
Thiriy.sixlh-N. s. Bradley, Of Tu.
lare.
Thirty-seventh-O. WE'LL, Of Santa
Barbara.
Thirty eighth--sidney Lacy, of Los
Angeles.
Thirty-ninth--Geo. C. Hagar, of Los
Angeles.
Fortieth-James Bsttner. Of San Der
nardino.
First Congregational Dlstrict--F. E.
Johnson, Of Napa.
Second-Jamss II. Budd, OF San
joaquin.
Third. C. wolfskill, Of Solauo.
Fourth--Geo. T. Mayre. Of San Fran.
cisco.
Fifth--C. J. Martin, Of Santa Clara.
S,xth--William r. Jacob, Of Tulare.
At Largo-W. d. English, OF Alame-
da; Dennis Spencer. Of Napa; j. J.
Fiysn. Of San Francisco; John Dsegetl,
Of Siskiyou; Thomas +. Barry. Of San
Francisco.
A. H. Rose, Of Colusa; J. H. Sewell,
OF Mendocino; ard j. E. Murphy. of
Del Norte. were added to the committee.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10

Tuesday an election was held at Santa
Monica 10 determine whether that city
by the sea should be incorporated or
not. G. c.. Twitchell and W. Elliott
were judges, W. Vawter inspector, and
d. Fay aud W. d. Madlgan clerks. One
hundred and ssventy-fsur votes were
cast. which resulted in eighty six for and
eighty-seven against Incorporation. Ole
vote which woull have gone for incor.
poration was thrown out Thus the
place will remain a village for the pres.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10

The box Office will open for the sale Of
reserved seats this morning at 10 o'clock.
As there il no extra charge choice sea,s
will be in demand. Tho company is
first-class IN every respect. and the
operas selected are known as the gems
OF comic opera. The costumes are said
to be elegant. and the enlarged orches-
ira Will Dc a feature Without doubt q
musical treat is in store for us.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10

All Democratic voters who are not
registered should 60 to the Office of the
County Clerk in this city, or to the au-
thorized reg stering clerks in the voting
precincts. and be registered or they can.
not vote at the November election.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10
GERoNIMo,s CAPTURE.
The policies of miies and Crook.
A Prominent Arizonan Talks.


A Prominent Arizonan Talks.
Mr.. II. c. Hooker, one Of the largest
cattle raisers in Arizona and one OF thu
leading and most influential citizens o.
that Territory, is quartered at the Plazl
House.
A HERALD reporter yesterday called
upon MIR. Hooker for the purpose Of OBJ
tanning his opinion regarding the cam
paigns of Crook and Miles against the
Apache Indians.
81 consider this Indian business" said
Mr.. Hooker, "settled for all time; and
regard the campaign of General Miles,
from start to finish, as the most brilliant
in the history Of Indian warfare. His
work could not have been commenced
under more unfavorable circumstances
The whole policy Of Crook had to be
exactly reversed and the resultant chaotic
condition Of things was enough to damp.
en- the ardor Of any man save General
Miles. Z,
Immediately upon the opening OF
his campaign saw the General and took
occasion to express to him my opinion OF
the magnitude OF the work he was just
undertaking. His reply to my some
what Encouraging adinonitions was
characteristic of the man: 4 am here to
stop the depredations OF these marauding
murderers and ! am determined 10 do it.
] propose TO close out the savages and
settle the whole business in one year.
The conduct OF the campaign and its
successful termination shows bow the
heroic General has more THAI kept his
word. General Miles deserves all the
praise which is now being bestowed upon
him all over the United States and am
glad OF this opportunity to add my voice
10 the general laudations OF his heroic
deeds. "
Speaking OF the policy OF CROOK, IN
contra distinction to that OF General
Miles, Mr.. Hooker said;
The policies OF tho two Generals
were as different as the men themselves.
That OF Crook was one OF shiftless COW
ardice. which never at any time gave
promise OF the accomplishment OF any
desirable end. II was policy which
made Il apparent to all that he possessed
no more ability to devise than to exc
cute and which made hin the target for
the scornful contempt OF the whole PEG.
PIE OF the Territory. to say nothing OF
the country At large. The very officers
under tho laundering General grew
heartily disguised with the foolish reck.
lessness OF his nsodus operandi and re-
peatedly openly rebelled against 1t.
Think Of his fooihardy act in ~ OF
giving over two hundred stands OF arms
and six thousand rounds OF ammunition
to the red devils on the San Carlos res
ervation, who rewarded his considerate
kindness few days afterward by muir.
dering the Bennett and Buck train, muir
dsr.ng N cola blood every man, woman
and child In the outfit, and then passing
on to the San Pedro river and butcher
ing forty more white people 1t strikes
me that after the perpetration Of these
and numerous other outrages OF SINH
lar character the inhuman policy of fur
nishing the enemy with means for their
accomplishment might have been aban,
doned for letter one. Crook did not
80 consider, however, and, nothing
daunted BY the awful results which fol-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10
Proposals for Steam Fire Engine
and Fire Bell.

Notice is hereby given that sealed propos
ais will be received by the undersigned al
to the meeting of the Council of the city o
Los Angeles OF october llth, 1886. for fur
nishing to the city OF Los Angeles
Flrst-One new second class steam FIR,
engine. proposals TO be endorsed PRO
posal for Fire Engine y
second-one hro bell Of 1000 lbs. weight
Proposals to be endorsed, Proposal fol
Fire Belly
The Council OF the city OF Los Angelo,
reserves the right to reject any and allpro
posals.
BY order OF the Council OF the city OF Lo,
Angeles at its meeting OF August 9Th
w. W. ROBINSON,
CLERK OF the Council of the City OF Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles. Cal, August nth. 1885.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10

Read G. A. Sumner & Cos notice on
first page of the sale at auction Of the
Severance Tract. on Wednesday. Sep.
TENDER Is.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-09-10

All Democratic voters who are not
registered should go to the office OF the
Co1uty Clerk ia this city, or Z, the au-
tn ,rized registering clerks in the voting
precincts. and be registered or they can
not vote at the November election.