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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

A. Observation-Disclosures
BLOOD BALM COB. b. b.
JOHN Il. ALDES-Publisher.
II. w. FoLTZ-Lot for Sale.
r. j. REyNoLDs--Trus Sale.
AsHCRAFT Il OwESS-Druggists
W. L. CoKNArZER & BRo.-SotIce.
H. PoISDEXTER-Locai Notice.
DIR. Y.O. THOMPSON Local Notices.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-02-25
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
OF C0.PARNNERSHIP

HAVING sold our entire interest in the Drug
II business together with the good will Of
the same. notice is hereby given that the Co
partnership, heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the firm name OF Gray q
Martin, has been dissolved. All persons indebt-
ed to the firm of Gray L Martin will please
como forward and settle their accounts, and all
persons TO whom we are indebted are requested
TO present their claims to us for payment.
r. F. GRAY, NJ. d
Winston Feb. IT go War; MARfIH.
Thanking our numerous customers tor their
patronage. we ask the same kind and favorable
consideration for our successors, Measrs. Ash
craft Owens both Of whom are able and ex-
psrienced Pharmacists and Druggists, and whe
will conduct their business at the same stand
lately occupied BY as R. F. GRAY, N. D.
Winston Feb Is 'So. WATT hARtIA.
TJAVING purchased the entire stock of Drugs
II Medicine, Paints, Oils &c, Of the lats firm
Of Gray L Martin, we will conduct the Drug
business at the old stand, and will endeavsr to
merit the confidence and favors of the public.
. AsHcRApr < OWENS,
Successors to Gray & Martin.
Winston Feb l6, 'S6. II
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-02-25

any eatalogue eoatsApfpn
leading papers and books In Anyk9
Letter. MONEY 1dee. and addrss1N
srt Street. philadelphia, Pa.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1886-02-25

Three Vessels, Two Churches and
Thirty Residences Destroyed With
. Number Of Lasse Industrial Con-
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05

- :"
The above company will appear at the
Opera House Tbursday. August 18th. for
three nights and saturday matinee. The
critics are loud in their praise wherever
they have appeared and the show is
without doubt first class in every re-
spect. In speaking Of their first night
Performance the 0regonian Of June Sth,
says: Baird's Ministries opened last
night to good house down stairs and q
crowded gallery. The ercomiums which
they have received from the press of the
cities in which they have performed
were fully warranted by the general ex-
cellence CT the programme rendered last
evening. One particularly pleasing fea
ture OF the evening is the total absence
Of waits, everything running along as
smoothly as clock Work. The curtain
arises on the first part to well arranged
I sitting. the songs are fairly well render
ed and the jokes go with snap. The
finale to this part entitled Clubs VS..
Gloves" is very amusing. Mr.. Nathan
Carl opens the second part with solo
In the sliding trombone, and his execu-
ton Is something exceedingly fine. The
sketch, Moonlight Frolics,' is very
mirth. provoking, and Roselle in his
female approximations exhibits some
superb dressing. The Leech Brothers
in their musical specialties, and Mr..
James Green in his eccentricities, We're
good. One Of the most pleasant fea-
lures of the entertainment was the BELL
Ringers" the music rendered being very
sweet and tuneful. The clog tourna-
ment was fine exhibition Of dancing
and posing.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05

Last Wednesday forenoon about halt
,s.s han o,c,ock While The roep were Al
- 80 c,..s.,s III 1880 a..
WORK N sns 'Srne'u wen no's'ns ~
pump from the bottom, which is 100
feet in depth, an accident occurred
,h;oh came near provinp fatal IL
49, III. W. ua,ma. u.,h,n;.,
seems 'na' :" ~ ao."
was taking the pump apart at the Dot
tom Of the well, while Grove Deal and
sha soreman. J. II. Hoadley. were hoist.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05

The latest fertilizer used In the cult
walton Of orchards and vineyards Is cleo
tricity. A German scientist has been
experimenting with electricity In lis sp-
plioation to the growth Of plants and
has discovered that an electrical current
q even very low strength, kept CON
staatly flowing from end TO end through
4 deld appeared to accelerate the growth
Of plsuts set out therein to an astonish-
ing degree. The current used In bis
expsrimsnts was produced in the sim
plest manner, BY merely setting ct oppo.
lite ends Of the field two plates, one OF
zinc and ono d copper. which were
buried in the ground and connected
above the ground by . wire running
across the field from plate to plate. IL
Il we'll known that such combination
produces an electrical current OF long
duration ard great constanoy. which
passes through the earth from the nnc
nIate 10 the copper. Several other sol
entiata have also tried the experiment,
~,;tb the came wonderful results.
Whether the remarkable results were
produced by some mysterious direct
action Of the electric. current on the
growing plants, or were simply due 70
The electrolytic action on the chemical
constitu ents Of the soil. is hard to deter
nine, Possibly they may be due to a
combination Of both effects, II has been
observed that plants growing in water
through which electricity Yves passing
bad their roots curved or detected 70
~ards one plate or the other, and thai
this Jefleotion varied with the strength
Of the current, so it il probable thai
there Is some direct action. But it il
certain that electricity could not pas
through sny soil without to some extern
decomposing ita chemical constituents,
and forming now compounds wnisl
rid: q SaSs shs EHwsthh o sa 1S
ment is worth trying. and may some da,
lead to practical revolution in agricul
ture ~ AK
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05
There is no danger in giving The bah!
Red Star Cough Cure. Free from poison


Some time Tuesday night it is report
ed that part Of train comprising some
han . dozen cars loaded with lumber,
slipped their brakes in some way and get
of for WILMINGTON. The road from the
new depot TO below Compton is steady
fall. From that point to San Pedro 1t
ranges ali the way from level to an %.
cent. The cars must have made rapid
way until Compton was reached. and at
that point they were probably under big
Roadway. From that point they would
| steadily slacl<cn f5rce and lose momen'
tum. and by the time they got to VIII
mipeton they were going at moderate
speed. Here they met the express train
| iast starting for Los Angeles osnd col
Union toek place. It waa not, sowever,
. very serious one, - only the nose o.
the engine was smashed and the lumbei
on the runaway cars slightly democrat
mad
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05
Msnday, the 9Th Day of septs
her. 1870.
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Sarah Ellen Bartlett, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Executor Of the last viii and testament OF
tors Of. and ali persons having claims against
the said deceased, TO exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four moptbsafter
the first publication OF this notice to the
said Executor at the ONCE of H. 7. Lee, At
toruey, Nos. 10. 20 and q. Temple Block, in
the city OF Los Angeles, In the county OF
Los Angeles, the same being the place OF
business Of said estate.
], M. ELLIOTT.
Executor OF the last will and testament OF
Sarah Ellen Bartlett, deceased.
Dated at Los Angeles, July 3ist. 1886.
au8 .Oaw- 4W
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05
rba Eictitiens celeneIs.


The Times copies short screed from
the Los Angeles correspondent of the
Calico Print about Fictitious Colonies. =
rs ronows. 20. shs app-oesh II shA
campaign and the State election this
fall, there is considerable activity already
manifested by the ''bosses" and office
seekers. The intelligent and working
classes have determined 10 vote Tor the
best men with record, irrespective
Of party or politics, by so doing, II posi-
BILE, to defeat the trickery and scalawag
element. Out Of the 1877 fictitious
colonies here in town, there are q few Of
this class who are, like hungry dogs,
ready for anything that's left. They
have all got record, but it's bad one
and ont stand oyerhapling. The PEG.
pie haye got them spotted, and will give
them the go-by on election day. The
late Republican primary elections have
sickenej the intelligent classes
1t appears that the same correspond
ent goes further on the subject of colo
nsls, and speaks Of another colonel who
is not Of the number mentioned in the
Times. Who is the colonel mentioneds
Is there colonel ON the editorial staff
Of that journal This is what the cor
respondent says: "The readers of the
Print, no doubt, would be pleased to
hear from this section directly instead Of
trustiue to the daily prers, which Is diIa-
tory and given too much to LENGTHY ar.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05


For San Frsncisco-F A Getz. b c
O'Baunon, FA Taggard. 8 Stringham
and wife, r Stringham, Miss Stringham,
Mrs Phillips, Mrs Auerbach, Mrs A
Goldsmith. r J Mutt, Mrs E Edwards,
Ms Clara WolIwebber, Mrs N L Robin
son and son, Mrs McCarty, Mrs R Grid,
Miss II Dunlap. Miss L Logan, I'd
Dugan, wife and two children, Miss
Ida Marshall. Miss Clara Holden, Miss
Mansfield, G W Fisher and wife, J A
Campbell. Mrs y w Bayley, r NJ Robin
son. Miss Huebsch, Mrs Capt Erskin, Mr.
Peterson, e r James and wife, DIR M i
Spinks, j @ Bell, wife and son, A Day,
Miss NJ Mckenzie, Rev Elias Birdsal
and son, Mrs NJ McIlhepy. + L Meyers
Miss M Foster, MISS 8 Cabees, Mrs z
Murphy, Mrs C Murphy. w 7 Ross, D.
Mellis, 4 Lingenfelder, Rev 3 s Fisk
Mrs r J Scott, Mrs 8 J Southard, Mis-
F Grosvener, Frank A Miller and vile
Mrs E Nealey, Miss M Driscoll, P Mar
| tin, Mrs K Leak, and eight in the steer
| age.
Por Harford-T E Rowan, Jr.
Santa Barbara--Mrs M Hart, Miss l
| Hart, Miss M Packard, Miss M Morgan,
| Mrs n Bell ond child, r. Waters, J v
Ludlam, H G Malone, and two in tn
| steeraqe.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05

A San Francisco paper says the crop
Of California muslsrd seed this year will
/ be the largest known. Lompoc Valley
i credited with 1000 acres, 30 sacks to
the acre, or $4,000. The Salinas Valley
Win yisId 10000 sacks. In other por-
| tions Of the State mustard seed is har-
vested, but in much smaller quantity
than the above. The great Laguns
ranch in this county last year produced
I large amount Of the seed. IL grew
with the wheat from which II was sepa-
rated by device gotten up BY the intel.
ligent grangers who work that great
tract. The mustard was shippea TO
England in the same ships that carried
the wheat. California is the only State
in the Union which produces mustard.
and it is destined to be one Of the great
| industries of the ceast. The yellow
| seed is worth about two cents per pound
The state Is credited with q crop this
wear Of about 1908, 900 pounds, Or I
value Of 9l4O,O0O. II is said the!
the United States uses some 8, 600, OOC
pounds of mustard per annum. The
product of this State therefore is nearly
equal to the consumptive demands OF the
country. =.
The varied capabilities OF the Pacific
Coat are very interesting subject Of
study in the economics OF the country
There seem to be few articles OF general
use not procurable here. These products
mnst tend to greatly enrich the whole
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05

The people OF this valley are beginning
to wake up and a spirit Of enterprise is
taking hold Of them. The Los Nietos
Valley immigration Association has re-
Gently been formed. and in prospectus
which they have published it is indi
Gated that they propose to direct public
attention to this section Of Southern
California. 1t is the intention of the
Association to issue an illustrated pam
phlet giving full aud accurate descrip-
ton of the valley The first edition will
be $4,000 copies and will be gratuitously
distributed where it viii do the most
good. r. r. Willis is President and A.
e. Davis is Secretary. There are also
several Vice. Presidents located OF the
most important places in the valley,
whose duty 1t appears to be to practi.
calIy assist in directing public attention
to the peculiar advantages Of their sew.
eral localities.
The long looked for, believed in and
hoped for railroad is now believed to be
-I..-.I RI 1. sa;a th.t tba Southerr
sss ,:s r III: n' aas,.;n,a Coz.
calIornls comPsuy w ra,sea ~ 80 :,
t,nus 'neh va 49, S,,srh,r snr;,'c. ~ n,
anane.n, %" ~ ssaia,a II ssss,s
Los Anke'es ~ 80 80
very wes.tny '"uu puy ~ VI
Possa 70 70 III ~ Al. to - 80 ~
roao pop ie, az" SueN sons - ~ -
anu me ,sc' .ns. 'aey n as ~
ANY ~ snis s''.h' !. s,,;s;an 20 a.
,nu'oason - sAu ras5 ha...a-
noPes fssPeosns ,ue svnns - Al !.
iore inou'se" ~ ~ s"e I - 1919 s
"cinl'y oer'an.y sIe Nh ~
acMve ooh'anu io' 'e~i es'as '"s
varey
| Inc numes asu u'scnes opnvey.ns We,
yer Iron sse oAn .h s..t -, =,
pesn feP:meu $40 ,,s sae.o ,hrnn eay !,
WAFER LOT i'f'sA''on puiPo'es ''''o'sA'''
me vaney' "a ... -. h..u
| a Isise na'n n.v ~ ~, saesss na,e 80. ~.
entertainso uur'ng 'ne 'as. ss'siM weeAs
- tns oprines' "ons w. usPs", =
to-day VIII oe 'nas ~ oaPsAn Soies NJ, a.
old army omeer' OF Los Angeies lne
Captain nas osen een'ihs ~ .ne p4Is
near the ho'ei uurlnE ING ss"'nel' ~
goes away compulsory cureo, no says. y
chrome case oI k'oney company.
ne ascr,oss ms cure en':lely 70 sns
baths ana the drlnklng d iron sulphur il
wafer. ne y very ensnas'asslc ~ n''
praise Of me s,r'u ss:' o. sness sp.'uss.
Inc guests are osaly Sapecslng sne 70 =,
turn o. MI; 9. JAZZ . MI. .' an s ,auy' = =
Lust,n, ana win mem tns ooin. =
Mr. henry q nnaPp anu lsay' - Ans
nsim. Mr. n'ee y vsry nho s'oa, ~; -
ar Knapp y an ehoea,en n,, so,oeol Se..h
MRS n,ce canho. W oaoeneu ~ oo. -.
ern oHnlorn's - is os , .IsS o ~
Mrs. Knapp nss peau .nnn s.'o so,Ie
"nen tney come ~ snall resa'e'
win Is me music ~ snyone aes'rs'
Inc incupatoI .. me o:sllcn lsiIn Ia
recently brought isoc Deng lou, younl
ostrches, but uniortunateiy sney al
died. Ihsy looked upon .n'' munaan'
sphere only from nse " 'en usys, sne
tnen nna,ng epa' ''ie Wa . puruen 'ne,
gave up 'ne snoss anu as va ~ ';., LOU ~
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05
ONTARIO.


Abundant wafer SuFFht
II has been said by people living IN
colonies Of which Ontario L fast beccm'
mo . rival that our colony lacked an
abundant supply Of water. Although
we had never for a moment doubted the
supply, a party. including your CORES
pondent, recently made a journey Of 26oC
feet up the tunnel, a. matter OF salts
faction to ourselves. not to look for more
water. for according to the official re-
port of Engineer Fred, Baton. made July
18th. 1886. we already have sufficient
volume to supply every acre OF land in
,ha colony. As result Of our wander
inc IN the long, dark tunnel. we became
Ihoroughly satisiied that when the Land
Germany complete the fuming to the
present terminus Of the tunnel. that the
iioy will be not less than i've times its
present volume. The water poured
down upon us in torrents, and as quickly
disappeared through the rocks and
ground beneath our feet, but when the
aume il completed all will be saved,
and even more water than we shall
ever require for the present acreage Of
the colony will then flow from the tun-
mel. Add to this the fact that 400 feet
further development will strike bed rock
immediately under the stream Of the
Canon and one can rest assured that
whatever Of other water supplies, such
as artssian wells, cienegas and reservoir,
that the good people Of Ontario can ever
depend upon getting cool draught OF
the dearest and most beautiful water to
be found in the country.
Mr.. Masterson, of Deming, arrived
last evening, and this morning left with
his mother, Mrs. Masterson. who has
been spending some time at Mr.. Mobiles.
for santa Monica, where they intend
spending few days,
Mr.. Johns family are to return to-day
from San Antonio Canon. where they
have been camping. =,
Mr.. G. d. Adams and family are still
enjoying themselves in that delightful
mountain resort mentioned above,
Oar genial and gentlemanly manages
Of the Land Company. Mr.. Franklin, y
expected 10 return from Long Beach
to-day, with his family, who have been
enjoying the beach and the surf for some
time past.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05

"When my horses were sick with lung
fever last spring. / used Simmons Liver
Regulator (liquid) in one ounce doses
twice day and they speedily recover
ed. p-E. 7. Michaer, proprietor Mich
mere Express, Jenkintown, Pa.
"A valuable horse of mine was taker
with collie, I used Simmons Liver Regu
lator, giving about four ounces; it actet
promptly removing the collie. Wv. A
Holland Jessupville, Ga.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05
IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT.
OIL ana asphaitum TO BIO fnr-
nfshsd Galore.

OIL ana AaPHH4t9A -
nfshsd Galore.
Messrs. Stewart. Mcfarland 4 Co.,
who have leased oil lands Of the Chan-
dler Oil Company at Petrolis, north OF
Anaheim, have sent three carloads OF
tools, machinery and lumber to their
place Of operations. and have also sent
a body Of skilled workmen to proceed at
once to put down a series Of wells in the
great Petrolia oil basin. With their
powerful machinery and skilled work
men they will cut through the rocks to
fountains Of oil in short order. They
have leased lands on the l0o0-acre oil
tract next to the Puente oil-yieIding
tract for fifty years Of the Chandler OH
Company. on which they will sink wells
on royalty Of oil.
DR.. D. e. MelIus Of San Francisco has
been examining this oil region and also
the asphaltum beds therein, and Is well
nleased with the outlook. He is here
IN the interest Of heavy capitalists q
san Francisco who are negotiating with
M. Walter s. Maxwell and b. Chandler
for the asphaltum in about four and one
half miles in length Of their land in the
iii belt east OF the Puente. Messrs.
Chandler and Maxwell went down last
night TO complete arrangements Tor refin'
M the asphaltum to make 1t ready for
sbinment These gentlemen have az
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05

Notice ia hereby given that II is the inten
ton OF the Council OF the City OF Los Ange
les to change and establIsh the grade Of
Centennial Ave. from Temple street e
Bellevue Ave. as follows:
At the Intersection Of Temple street The
grade shall be as now established 6y;o,
south line OF Boston street the
grade shall be $40 feet above the
datum plane; At the north line of Bos
ton street the grade shall be $500 feet above
the datum plane; at the south line of Belle
vue avenue the grade shall be as now es
tablished. $500 feet above the datum plane
All persons interested are hereby moulded
to file their objections. IL 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 10,
Angeles at its meeting OF July 18th, A. d
1886.
Clerk Of the Council OF the City Of Los An
geles.
Los Angeles, July 9th. 1886. jy2s-iot
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-08-05

WEDNESDAY, Aug. =, 1876
Five hundred dollars was appropriated
from the general road FUND for improve
ment Of Santa Ana grade in Orange
road district, to be expended under di-
rection Of Supervisor Ross.
Supervisor Ross was authorized to
construct . bridge over Coyote creek
also to reAoor bridges at Little Lake and
Santa Aua river.
Action was deferred on the Bulls
road.
Time of hearing petition of Geo, X.
Porter for rebate Of iaxes changed from
August 8 10 August 5.
Adjourned to August O..
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A Pie. Tor the orphans.


EDIroR HKRALD:-1 never knew 2
true man that did not love his mother;
49, al, 10. chsrisb her memory after
'aa' ''u nv p..s.. IL vo,,
she had passed away. eaae'' D1 ~
ever know what 1t IL to be an orpnan'
r. not did Won ever think what it
nj. .h;,a,. horn. 4. vi hare II.
"'oa"s'
mother u; the orpnans no'ne - "nele
mother "a not. Bat what OF those who
have neither mother nor home? Still
-. q .ha.a vho have n.;tha,
.''o.e' w.. ~ -
father, motner nor nome; hsvlne
father, are more miserable than the ia
tberless, 3f
~. ,.h.aa .v,..het;,
ins'o arc 'a's"e1' y
women in TINS community VINO nave
thought Of all this, and have provided .
home for the friendless. homeless littl.
- 49,. ,.,ohsd ovs. Them
oa
taught them, ministered to their wanf'
in health and sickness, and are still do
!, m. wo~k bas grown on thet,
,ns ~ .,sss 800. - lsr,Sr thec tbe;,
nsnu, VIC. .hs;r sv,nn.sh;s. are movine
lesou've'' sa .rss,s~ sfforts Thes
sne h..srt;s, hein genn;ns
noeu .s.p "a sni;d sncoura gc,ra1t
syTmpasny -. ~. ~. ..cs;scss ths,
lnes nav. - 49, TN. nave civ
snoy ssA yya I, 49,. "a sha.rfrs IL
~ ',u' - s a,nrt w;thont fee Or reward.
sscsnt he ;ovous consciou sness Of 40
eaS ;cSev .rs not seeh n rraist
90 - . 49, thss ~snt heIo IA ths
S.,,,iss. - 80
49, TRhe a.. ,,orthv ~ vour confidence
Thav or;g;rsted and ars Conducting III,
Nat mansged Institution tn 1t has eve
oess m a',dss' nv ohssrxstion They ~
ro- tssd;no nd clothing and educatin,
hst.ssn * and 60 children upon an av
srsoa outlay ~ about az per month 10
sacs child. or saw 20 cents per day. I'm
acine Il voa can. the care, work, pa
49, svxnathv and soupd iudQmen
soss..ry ~ snoh successful manage
mani
Rat of ali. these children are undel
oood ;nauences. They are being traine.
sncr.iI. and reliaiously: they are bein,
ltd Il useful posjt,ous 10 life. IRON
novSr,v Ana wretcbeduess they ars be
10 elevated under the ennobling infiu
80. a. tha Home: find their way I,
aooS ,r;vate homes with benevolent PEG
Nj or 90 ont to useful vosations in life
(. thsrs snvthins on earth 20 pitiful a.
hon,xIs.s ,otberIcss chilt, You ca
hsin sucS bv coutr1butine to this Home
Wopev i. nseded and srestly needle,
VOW The ladies are doing everythin
NAV can IN accommodate al who appl,
mn Nth their limited resources are con
nsIisd 10 refuse admission TO man
pssSv ,;ttla ones who ought to be care
~. Thsv ,.aa mora rom. Thar preser
huild,sss and arounds are too small
Tsau - A. nsopis Of soutber
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II would be we'll for all those who
visit San Francisco to bear in mir d that
the far-famed PALACE Hotei with it,
multiplicity al modern improvements, to
be found at no other hotel--charges nc
more for regular board per day, or by
the week than its first. class neighbors.
But, better yet, the new management
have set apart a number Of excellent
rooms for transient patrons at the low
rate Of one dollar day. The Palace
restaurant is the best in San Prsnciseo,
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NOTICE.


THE Los ANGELES CITY WATER COM.
Il pany. In pursuance of q resolution oil
the Board of Directors of this corporation,
and entered ON the 18th day of May, 1886,
notice is hereby given that meeting OF the
stockholders of this corporation will be
held at the office Of the corporation on
Marchessault street. IN Los Angeles city,
California, on MONDAY, the I'd day of Au-
gust, 1886, at $3.50 ?. M. of that day, to take
into consideration the propriety Of increas.
ing the capital stock of said corporation
from s4i3, 333 49, divided into 4ls3h shares
of the par value of one hundred dollars
each, as 1t now exists, to one million dol
lars, divided into ten thousand shares OF
the par value OF one hundred dollars each.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
1870 s. H. MOTT, Secretary.
Dated Los Angeles, May %, 1886.
The above meeting is adjourned to Thurs
sus-S6d g. H. MOTT. Secretary.