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Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-01


There 10 baricads across the side
walk At the southwest corner of the
$1,000. a.. ..a;.. 81
ro''o'n00 0onAay ~ 'Ae o's y
the CITY. IL business sign tnat pays
liberal rental to somebody. Who gets
| the mouevf Does the CITY get ity Has
a. f,;.. Cx..;, ...,.a nsd;.o.N NJ,
=
D. page ios, OF the revised ordinances
Of the city! In other cities when exca.
v,tior ia mazda bapeath the sidewalk a
49,, !. =. - ~. IL
se"Posiy ''"so 10 "'uo o'e' 'ne ""'>
60 that foot travel Is not Impeded.
The attention of the Chief Of Police
j. o.,l.a 70 mi. ms,ter and bondrsa. 81
" -
eiuzens desire 70 kno" why 10 cshno'
enforce the law. If he cannot do it he
might resign. The CITY now paws for a
.,;.. =, ....a :. 49,. 49,.
po''s'". ~ '' " pr
vent PERSONAL i"lury 10 tne people. IL
has now paid $500 for service to protect
people from death because the sidewalk
i obstrucsed contrary TO law. In other
vords. the people psy a premium for
violating Of the law. Do the tsrpay.
ers gel any none v back out OF the sien-
| boards that bar the sidewalk,
There is an ordinance against signs
over sidewalks unless they are ten feet
high. That ordinance IL violated In the
present ease.
Will the Chief Of Police open that
sidewalk at once or wait to b. compelled
to do il, Will he Gauss the gutter to be
| Oh ned go that the rottenness that q oats
from Court House street to First street
| to find an outlet in sewer shall be car.
RED If instead Of rotting in the fervent
summer heal!
The attention Of the Health Officer has
been called to it, but he has not done
anything. The Chief Of Police and all
members OF the force are ex-oficio
health officers and can oder nuisanees
abated if thsy will.
Here front Of the postofice is per.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-01

souls. he IL a. certain TO 90 on pros.
pering Is the suu IL sure to 20 on shin
Ing. The $50 houses going up keep all
the mechanics busy. Along Spring
street, Mr.. Bryson has bis elegant block
almost complete, the Lankershim block
is up near the second floor,
the massive foundations of the
Callahan block are nearly done, the
snug and solid Woollacott block, near
Turnverein hall, IL at about the same
stage Of progress, the Lanfranco block,
on the corner Of Main aud Court, will
soon be ready for occupancy, the jail is
getting we'll along toward completion,
as regards its exterior, the school is on
its way to Sand street, and the lot Is be-
ing graded for the new court house,
which the Supervisors will probably be-
gin this winter, the new city hall is 10
Be- carried along until the available
funds give ,ut. With the steady stream
OF people coming in. there will be de-
mand Tor more houses and more stores.
These accommod atoms are sure TO be
provided at the rates of interest
rents pay The Ostrich Farm Railway
is to be built. The street railways
are TO be extended in all directions.
The y. p. Co. have already begun the
work Of building the coast road at New
hall, and are advertising for men to 60
to work on it. The q. .. ny mas
gang of men building from Riverside to
Los Angeles via the Santa Ana valley.
The s. @. v. Ry 10 to be continued east
through the Duarte and Azusa to 70.
mona. All these insure uninterrupted
progress in the line Of development.
Both Mr.. Phillips will build where the
Jail is o. soon a. he can, and Mr.. Bald
win will build where the old Masonic
hall is in short time. In few days
men will get to work on the new post.
Office building, where Geo. r Buffers
stable is. The property just north Of
that Is to be used for big hotel little
later on. This Is somethinnR sure to b.
initiated by many Others in that part
of the city. 1t is not the purpose Of the
writer to disparage the influence for good
Of the thousands of newcomers to the
country. They are the ones who have
multiplied the population. they have
built hundreds upon hundreds Ut very
elegant homes for their own use, and
they have put millions Of money into COR
0cE iutB Ou bBcCaiottohs ~ 1oo b0uhs
however, the old.timers who, for the
most part, have taken the money obtain
ed for these corner lots, and put the
same into solid brick and mortar blocks
for permanent investment. Now it be-
gins to seem quite clear to the minds of
many that speculation will have ct an
early day, to be followed BY Investment.
Those who are loaded down with corner
lots will have to sell one to somebody
for Improvement and Investment, take
the money he gets for said corner and
put it into brick and mortar on his
other corner. This is the wise pro
gramme for the future. Speculation
will be later in reaching q limit in out
side property. There are many quar-
ters Of the city where there is room to
make money by speculation still, and in
the country there are many moro acres
whore still money may be doubled.
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Re,urn o. Fsr,une,. rsvsr..e.

Return OF fortunes knvortfe.
]. NJ. Ricketts,. ESQ.,, Of Crested Butte
bias returned from several weeks visi
among relatives and friends East ant
the enjoymenis Of the pleasures and lux
uries there TO be had which the SINUS
fortune he drew in the Louisiana Stat,
Lottery at its drawing July 10th enabled
him to do. II is safe to say that sftel
havi ". In Western parlapce, ''lived SC
long upon expectations and rabbi
tracks" in these altitudinous mountain
regions, Jim, as he is Familiarity called
by his iutimates. thoroughly, yet reason
ably partook of the pleasures and luxur,
les aforesaid, first collecting the $50, OO(
which, by the way. was promptly paid
by that corporation, whose record fol
SOU re dealing. always unquestionable
crn now be verified here. The collection
was made by the First National Bank oil
Denver, through which Mr.. Ricke
sent the ticket mo. is, I45) in due time
las quick as the returns could be made
receiving the coveted gold.
When the announcement that Mr.
Ricketts, had drawn two tenths OF the
capital prize OF $3.50, 900 in the Louisiana
State Lottery was received by him he
was, as our readers know, very skeptical
and even wagered $500 each with his
friends Avery and Gray that he would
not get the mouey.
The Review. Press gave full report Of
"Jim's luck" a the time and now thai
he has returned home with well-lined
pockets--and subscribed for Gunnison'.
daily-we again tender our congratula.
tons and wish him long life to enjoy his
prosperity. The investment was. he
tells us. made with great hesitation. il
not being his habit to purchase shares in
lottery schemes OF any kind.
Mr. Ricketts, is a young man, an attor.
ney at Crested Butte, and until this turn
Of fortunes wheel did not have any over.
plus Of this worlds goods. We under.
stand that with portion of the fortune
won he will seek still another and larger
by investing in the lottery called "Min-
ing"-the Development of some Of the
mineral claims he is interested in in this
county. May success attend him.
Guunison Coll Review. Press, Aug. 3.
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There are undelivered I legrams at
the Western Union Telegraph Office, II
North Main street, for the following;
II. G. Dinkens. Miss Dora Fyke. Mrs.
George w. King. Miss Lucia B. Griffin.
Mrs Tom w. Brown, Wyndhsm Mere
dith, w. A. Nimocks, Mrs. ]. X. Mil
lard, and A. B. Ganyard.
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Pure Wei water.

High, well drained lots an electric rail-
way ~ de ON and Scent fare. Lots
only $3.50, twenty eight months to pay
for It, makes the Electric Raila az
Homestead Association tract the best Of
all Investments.
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The only first-class hotel in Los An.
geles. Two hundred rooms furnished
new throughout with all the art and ele.
ganse that money can procure. Thirty
suites Of rooms. elevator and fire alarm
system. Il. DuSHAM, Proprietor.
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THE COURTS.

supsrier Ceurs..Cheney. =.
TUESDAY, Augest. 81.
Taylor 70. yoyce--Motion to dismiss
appeal argued and submitted and de-
MED.
Francis vs.. Rector-Continued until
September LIST.
People VS.. Dsmousset--On trial.
SET FOR WEDNESDAY.
Francis VS.. Rector, at $50 A. n.
People W.. Ricardo, at 10 A. n.
PROBATE.
Estate of Oxerart--Demurrer con-
fessed and time to amend notice waived /;
continued to September 9th.
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New Post0ffiee and Cheap WA
goms and Carriages.
AZ the new postoffioe is to be located
on Main street opposite Arcadia street in
the place occupied by the Pacific Wagon
Company, that company has removed to
L26 Also street, where at low rents IL
III be enabled to sell all kinds Of wa
66ns. carriages, harness and horse mil
linery at lower rioes than ever.
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All Business strictly Confiaen-
tfal.

t10Is
Los Angeles Pawnbroker sh,p, 800
North Main street, next door to Pico
House. loans money at cheaper rate OF
interest and advances more money arti.
Giles Of jewelry. watches, diamonds, fire.
arms, ETC., than any other house in the
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 not
redeemed. Parties wishing bargains
please call and purchase the following
goods: Six gold watches, 5 diamond
rings, So pistols, 6 shotguns, rifles, 80
Goals, 10 vests, II pants. gambling
tools, lot books, 10 assorted chains. SO
gold rings, 10 pair earrings. 10 iddles, .
guitars, g pair braceletc. lady's sets.
and lots of clothing. truaks and valises,
boots aud shoes. L. B. Cohn, the Red
Front Store.
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L perfectly responsible. They own and
manage the lots they sell. No danger
OF a former owner taking q lot away
from You when half paid for. Think
Of this before investing where you may
io.a
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-01

Will be given away in Beaumont to
those who will improve them, if taken
before Sept. 18th. No such offer was
ever made in Southern California as this,
made by the Sou tbern California Invest
ment Co., LA First street.
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NV ENGLAND col oNY,

Santa Ana Valley Los Angeles county,
alb ,ut half way between Santa Ana and the
coast Newport Landing Good fruit and
farming lands SIS TO $50 Excellent loes'
ton: exceptionally beautiful and pleasant,
An abundance OF the best Of water without
extra cost Call On or address
J.. l.. GOODWIN,
New Eng. Colony, Newport p. Q. Cal.
snmmerville, Mass.
aug2 sun, We'd, tri 2m
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The sslorfous Prosperity of Fail
Los Am9elea

Only benefits those who have lots to sell,
not those who croak. foretell dark dis
asters and miss their chance. Buy one
Of those cheap lots 10 the beautiful
Park Villa free ride from 80 North
Spring., and you have something good
to sell, to keep, to live on. 7. Wiesen-
danger, w. H. Bonsall.
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mr., Dr. we,,.. Female Specialist

WIFE Urs WITH
The first lady licentiate of Kentucky;
many years practice here and elsewhere
in Prolapsus Uteri or Falling Of the
W omb, liberation, Leucorrhe ovarian
diseases, irregularities. Prompt relief
and radical change felt from the first
treatment.
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beaumont


Is the coming town in Southern Califor-
MIA because II has the finest and most
healthy climate.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-01

The best 10 the market, to be found in
every saloon. See notice in another
column. Beer by the keR At Wholesale
rates.
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the Sliner Courts.
JusTycx srKyRys.


People W.. John Hermon-Misds-
meanor; fined s..
People vs.. Louis Hoffart-Misde-
meanor; fined IS.
People VS.. Louis Arden-Threats; con
tinued to Monday, September 9Th.
People We. Frank Kelly--Misdemean'
or; sentence suspended.
+ People vs. VIM. Lather-- Misdemean
or; discharged.
People vs.. Arigon--Battery; set foi
Saturday. Sept. 4.
People vs.. Chas. Martin--Misdemean
or; fined $40.
People VS.. ]. Mcdonald -Misdemean
or; lined 81.
People We. Frank Philips-Misdemean
or; fined $40.
JUSTICE AUSTIN.
People vs.. John Engle-D Disturbing thu
peace; fined 81.
People VS.. John Doe--Disturbing thu
peace; 6ned So.
Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1886-09-01

Fear not the sting of the mosquito.
st. Jacobs Oil takes It away. 1t conquers
pain.
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Proposals for Rough Carpenter and
Iron Work for City Hall.

Sealed proposals viii be received by the
undersigned up TO the meeting Of the Coun-
Gil OF the city Of Los Angeles Of Septem her
9Th, 1886, for the construction OF the
rough carpenter and iron work Of the City
Hall, in accordance with plans and specih-
cations IN the Office of Caukin, Haas h Bor-
ing, IA North Spring street.
Acertihed check Tor S2o0. payable to the OF
der OF the undersigned, must accompany
each bid as surety that the bidder will
enter into a contract in conformity with his
bid II the same is accepted by the
Council.
The Council reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
~ order OF the Council OF the City of Los
Angeles at its meeting of August 2ad 1886.
W. W. ROBINSON,
geles.
Los Angeles. August cath, 1885. aas lit
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We who wish to Dous,. You,

10 and examine into the beauties and
graces Of the famous, the lovely Park
Villa Tract. Free ride from 80 N.
Spring street. T. Wiesendanger. w. II.
Bonsall.