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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-18

In our new arrangement the Wall
Paper Department occupies two whole
floors, the front half of one devoted to
display room. We think We have the
completest wallpaper store in the city.
We know that it answers the purpose en-
tirely-for the first time adequately to
our great and growing trade-in properly
displaying and preparing the goods for
this most important part of household
decoration. The elevator lands you at
the entrance to the wall paper store.
where you may, with every facility, ex-
anime and ftry" patterns and combina-
tons. We think it worth your while to
inspect this department, whether you
have any further immediate use for it or
not, and we cordially invite you to do so.
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AGAIN

We have three cases of White
Spreads that are very cheap, be
cause we bought them low. There
are three qualities, and our prices
will be as follows: case, $3.50; I
case, S2.Io; I case, $500. You
probably never saw such values in
White Spreads. They are all new
goods, and perfect in every way.
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You Must Know How TO Manage It.

Hall place still leads in amusing nstural-eas
incidents. few days ago when gas patron
there took his seat at his dinner-table his wife.
with some fervor, placed before him plate of
hot biscuits. Being of orderly habits,
aud knowing that on that day of ihs week hot
light bread was the universally observed rule in
his home, he Was about 30 inquire into the cause
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-18
Tha Originator.

The Lawrence Barrett hat. ike the name Of
Abou Ben Adhem-may his tribe Increase
..leads all the rest" 1t IS the fashionable shape.
neat stylish and becoming to 80 out of 100
gentlemen. There are would-be limitations and
imitafors. but Kelleher. % West Washington
street is the originator of the genuine Lawrence
Rarratt hat.
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money That Escaped Their Notice

The saloon and residence of Charles Wagner.
At No. $50 South Meridian street, was entered
by burglars Friday night. The thieves went
into the saloon part, but finding the safe open
and empty they visited the room OF Wagner on
the upper floor and carried away his pants con-
tanning So. Mr.. wagner had $50 under his pill
low. which he had luckily taken from the safe
the night before.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-18
Don. Buy Until You See

The Alaska Hardwood Rsfrigerators: antique
finish. produces better results with less ice than
any other. Also have full line M 6 D." wrought
steel Ranges. Call and send for circular.
WM. a. BENNETT 81 SoN, IS 3 Meridian -.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-03-18

HARRISON & Abrams. City Bill Posters.
Office. Journal Building. Good white paste
al
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Florida Excursion.

March % One fare for round trip For partic-
ulars see A. G. Chandlee, 80 " Penn. ct.
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MoDnnArE prieed side.b0ards At wm. l. q.
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.Ready-Made Sheets.

We have them in bleached and
THROWN, at so to IS cents. A full
dine now in stock.
/ Notice our advertisement of Kid
Glove sale in another column. The
greatest bargains ever offered any
where in Kid Gloves.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09

Retro to A " Edleman- -E}S oflot block A,
unty tract; $1,000.
Joseph II Martin TO Willard MeGgcgorv
~ Mullins tsct. Passre ma f650u.
" B Scarborough, VIM NJ Ra1lsud, W u Rag
lapd aud Anrie Jenkins 10 John K Cooke Il
Fractional SEA OF swll Of sec Is, T 3 s, IL
W; $4,000
Jennie A Dowing to Mrs Barth Boehm-- Agree
ment to convey part of lots ~ IS and %, DR.
Cougar tract, Pasadena; $500.
Marie de Cells 10 Bland-Agreement to
convey lot 10 block Is, y L A; $1,000.
Iankershim Ranch Land a Water CO 90 Jas
II Holmes and Mars NJ Humcs-Sis Of Nj OF
lot 1S7, sub OF T. II, 900 acres OF 81 OF Eo cx-
Mission de San Ferneudo. 81 800.
IIiscook. Chas a Smith, Lolonzo Wander
Leek to Charles L White-IIcs ! o Hiscock d
Smiths add city; 81 900,
w Anderson, trustee. to s P Rees--Lots 2l0
2ls a ~. \ ai5 block wrishts sub Of Sisters OF
Jw Apdersor, trustee, to Brsinard Smith
Lots 76 Y 7s 20 80 & 81, Germain ( Archibald
Jesse Knight to Sophia K Durapt, wife OF Ed.
wafd Durant-3 acres In probably in Alosta;
$4,000.
Paul Felt, Joseph Daniels, John Hutton, NJ
Funk and 9 Maholm to Henry Gilmore--Lo Lot "a
Funks subd OF Valenauelu tract; 81, 900.
SUMMARY,
Number OF transfers above II 900 esch, SO.
Total amount of consideration, 5 i42 OF.
Number Of transfers undery$1 600 each, 80.
Total amount OF consideration, Sl3S12
Transfers for q nominal consideration. SO.
Aggregate OF days transfers, 81 $500.
EoTE--Transfers Of which the consideration
is less than $1,000 are not published in the
above list
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
The supervisors.

The Board of Supervisors met yesterday
morning, present full Board.
Deeds were received from Mary Newman and
T. W. Tulchard, OF the laud In the entension OF
University street. accepted and ordered filed
and the street was declared a public highway
The petition of George Freeman and others to
have the Board accept several new roads at Ian
guua was granted on motion OF Supervisor
Rose
Outlawed warrants TO the amount Of SOC. .s8
were destroyed in the presence OF the Board.
The petition of the Forest Park Water Com
papy for the privilege of laying pipe lines in
the 1ankershim Ranch and in the town of Lam
Martin, said work to be finished to the satisfac
tion OF the Road Oserseer OF that district.
The hearing of the petition Of A. w. Barrett
was com nmitted to July 5th, as also was thcpeti.
ton Of Captain Hiliyer, for ferry franchise at
San Pedro
Pembcrton was sppofnted as a member OF the
County Board of Education.
The petition Of 3. Edwardson and others to
declare Sequel concn road public, was denied
on motion Of supervisor Ross.
The petition OF Fl. g. Shaw to have the Board
locate the voting place OF Centinea precinct at
action, as the Board had already located the
precinct ut Inglewood.
The report OF the viewers OF the Panky and
Martin road was presented, and on motion of
Supervisor Ross the report was accepted, ana
the lands described were declared public
highway.
In the matter Of personal property tax, Super.
visor Martin moved that the District Attorney
be instructed to collect from Messrs. Hubbell
and Goodwin, also Rose and Hilderrain, the
amount OF taxes due on their personal property
for the year 1887. Carried,
On motion OF Supervisor Venable, warrants
for $40 each were ordered drawn for indigents
Mrs. Oliver and Mr.. Koombach.
The bond OF 7. j. Neuner, in the sum OF $500
TO repair the Office OF records, was accepted
The petition OF J. W. Vaughn and Others to
have new school district formed, to be known
as the Palermo district, was denied on motion
OF Supervisor Ross. ss the County sup4rinten-
dent did not approve OF the location.
Supervisor Ross moved that b F. Porter
Road 0yerseer, be instructed to take the so.
foot span of the old WashborDe bridge and
erect bridge across the Brea Canon ON the
Spadra road, north OF Anaheim. Carried.
In the matter OF the Orr and Day road, Super
visor Ross moved that q warrant for SIS be or
dered drawn on the Norwalk road fund in IA
vor of q W. Glowner, guardian OF the minor
heirs Of Chappell, and @. w. Glowner in the
sum Of s2s, all being for land used for said
road Carried.
AdjOurned.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
The Nicaragua canal.

AT the regular monthly meeting of the Board
OF Directors Of the Los Angeles Board OF Trade,
held ON Wednesday last, the following resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, An association of American citi-
zens II s.esirous OF incorporating as the Nicara-
qua Maritime Canal Company, for the construc-
tion oi ship canal through the Republic Of
Nicaragua, and which possesses the necessary
finances for the construction OF this great work
without involving our Government In any pc
cuniary liability or responsibility; and
WHEREAS, The interests OF the Pacific Coast,
and OF Southern California in particular will
be greatly enhanced by the construction Of this
fnteroceanic canal, aifordfng, as 1t will to our
producers and our merchants the desideratum
of cheap freight TO the Atlantic ports OF the va
rious products of on. soil and oil the industries
Of our people; and
wHEEEAs, bill to incorporate the Mari
time Canal Company oil Nicaragua" known as
H X. Bi 5,6i5, having passed the Senate OF
the United states, ana is now pending In the
House of Representatives; therefore be 1t
Resolued, Thatwe favor the prompt passage of
said bill, in order that this great and benehcent
American enterprise may be promptly com
menced snd carried TO speedy completion.
Resolred, That we hereby request our rep
resentetive In Congress to aid and support the
said bill, to the end that the said Msritime
Canal Company Of Nicaragua may receive the
corporate powers necessary TO prosecute their
great enterprise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
SUDDEN DEATH
OF a Xoung Lady who Took Tco
Much LauGanum.


Much LuuGanum.
The sudden death OF Miss Helena L. Blanc
jour. niece Of W. H. wsrds who resides at No.
go San Pedro street, was announced yesterday
morning, and from statements made by those
who knew the facts OF the case, it appeared
that there was some reason to suspect that she
had committed suicide by taking poison.
About four months ago Miss Helena and her
father started from Philsdelphis for Santa Bar
bara but her father was taken suddenly sick on
the cars, and they left the train at Pasadena,
where he died the next day. Since that time
Miss Helena has lived with her nnce, and on
Wedc esday. last he went 70 Pasadena to visit
some friends. She was ros feeling well when
she LETT hcme anu when she returned 'rhGrsday
uncle thar she would purchase some medicine
at the drug store 10 relieve her pain During
the night her uncle heard her breathing very
heavily, which was contrary to her usual habit,
for She generally slept very lightly Thinking
something was the matter with her,
Mr.. Ward went into her roori and
found her apparently unconscious. DR..
Still WAS sent for, but he was nnahle TO aronse
her, and found symptoms showing that she had
taken laudauum. Afterwards an empty laud
anum bottle was found under the pillow OF her
bed. She died shortly after the arrival of the
physician, and Coroner Meredith held an in.
quest yesterday morning. 1he jury could not
determine whether She had taken laudapum
with suicidal intent or whether she had dcc-
dentRlly taken too much OF the drug. Deceased
was 70 years OF age, and a native OF Pennsyl-
vania,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
INTERESTING REFORMATION.
Questions That Most Railroad Men
Cannot Answer.

Mr.. J. A. Muir, tho ever pleasant Assistant
Division Superintendent the Southern Pacific,
had some good items for the reporters yester-
day afternoon. They were in the shape OF a
number of queries and answers that had been
5few local additions have been made. They are
Q.--How many miles Of railway are there in
A.-One hundred and fifty thousand six hun
dred miles; about half the mileage of the
Q.-How much have they cost?
Anime billions of dollars
A.-More than 1 900 600
Q.--What Is the fastest time made by train?
4.-Ninety-two miles in. ninety-three min
utes, one mile being made in forty-six seconds
on the Philadelphia and Reading FailIoad: /.
wheel passenger locomotiveg
A.-About $500.
Q.-what Is the longest mileage operated by a
X.-Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe system
q. What is the cost Of palace or sleeping
A.--About $15. 900; or SIT 900 II yestibuled.
QCWhat Is the longcst railway bridge span
-A.--cantilever span in Poughkeepsie bridge,
o;-what is the highest railroad bridge in the
A.-Kinzua viaduct. on the Ene Road. sos
Q.-who built the first locomotive in. the
United Statese
A.-Petcr Cooper.
Q.-what road carries the largest number OF
passengers?
b25, 600 day, or 1sl ,625 900 yearly.
Q,-What is the average daily earnings of an
American locomotives
Q-wliat Is the longest American railway
tunnel?
A.-Hoosac Tunnel, on the Fitchburg Rail
way, four and tlrecfourths miles.
9.-whet is the average cost of constructing a
AIT the present time about $4,000
Q.-whatis the highest railroad In the United
A-Denver and Riolerande; Marshall Pass.
3,-whst are the chances of fatal accident in
A.-0ne killed in ten million, statistics show
more are killed by falling out Of windows than
q what line Of railway extends iurthest
-A-Canadian Pacific Railway running from
Quebec to the Pacific Ocean.
Q.-How long does steel rail last With
average wear? XIII
A.-Anout eighteen years. l
.Q-Whst is the largest railway transfer boat
A.-The Southern Pacific steamer. the
'solano," across the Straits OF Cnquinez. car
rrying forty-eisht cars and two engines at each
d-what road Carries the largest number OF
conmutersi
A.-The Illinois Central 4,82s, i 129 in 1887.
2, What is the fastest time made between
Jersey City and san Franciscoi
A,-Three days, 2 hours, 80 minutes and 16
seconds. Special theatrical train, June, 1885,
Q.-What railroad town has grown the most
vithin the past eighteen months?
A.-Los Ang>>es.
.o-which is IA largest engine in the United
States? Nm
A.-southern PatsAc locomotive No, 2s7, "El
Gubernator," weight LOG TONS, cylinder 24x36.
She runs between sumner In d Tehachipe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
sheriff Of Los Angeles County, California.
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IN THE JUSTICES COURT OF LOS ANGE-
i les Township, County OF Los Angeles, State
OF California. b. <. Taney, Justice of the Peace.
o. H. Kiefer and p p Kiefer, co-partners, do
ing business under the firm name OF Kiefer &
Co, plaintiff, vs.. w. J. Stevenson, defendant
Summons.
The people of the State OF California send
greeting to w. ]. Stevenson, defendant
You hereby required to appear in an ac-
ton brought against you by the above named
plaintiffs in the Justices Court Of Los Angeles
township Los Angeles County, State of Cali
fornia, and to answer before the Justice at his
office, in the said township the complaint filed
therein within five days exclusive OF the day
of seTvieel after the service on you of this sum
mons. if served within the township in which
this action is brought, or, ii served out OF said
or within twenty days fserved elsewhere.
The said action Ia brought to recover of and
from you the sum of 24l.75 dollars alleged to
be due plaintiffs for goods, wares and mer-
chandise sold and delivered at defendants
special instance and request. to the amount
OF $l44 25-l00 having been sold and de-
livered by plaintiffs; and the sum Of
S97 5o-100 being for goods. wares and
merchandise sold and delivered by s. Cohen Il
tifs before the commencement OF suit herein,
reference being had to the complaint filed here
in; and you are hereby notified that il YOU fail
to appear aud answer said complaint, us above
required, said plaintiff will cause your default
to be entered and take judgment against you
for the SUM of 241 75-1o0 dollars. together
with costs of suit
Given under my hand this 18th day OF April.
1888. B. L. TANEY,,
Justice of tho Poace.
THos. 3. BROWN, Attorneys for Pleintiffs.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD
Published BY tho Abstract ana Title
Insurance Company of Los An.
gelcs.
FRrnxy. June 8, 1888.
ooSvRYASoEs.

coNvEYAYoEs
william Wolf 10 Alfred Gol1thwaite- l-b
acres In Wa Of SEA OF SEQ rs Up ., R 10 W;
il Miller 70 Long Beach, Whittier and Los
Angeles County Railroads.&c. acres in Ma OF
SG & aaS1 SiS H. lp keyev sna Meyer to
Warren-Ldts4 80, CMacomberssub of NJ
OF lot 8 block J. San Pascual tract; $4,sO0.
San Gabriel Valley Land q Water Coto Geo w
Spawforth-Agreementt to convey lots 10 20 @
% 23 & "a, block 107, East San Gabriel. 81 200.
Philip Stein, Anna Resan and Arthur Knox
TO Frank Gerline-,Lots & A, block 81. Po
P Rees, J w Anderson, Brainard Smith aud
W A III Conner to A II Thompson and W l. NAL
oolmson--AgTeement to convey lots 202 203
2O4 aud COS, wicks sub Of part OF Germain
Henty Gilmore to B coadit-Lot 1875, Mills
q Wcks extension of second street: 81 600.
LIP NORTH 70 R B condit--I.ot 21, Sfilti-
VI W Martin to Mrs Fl NJ Fosdick--sE u oi lot
AZ and w u Of E "a OF lot As, plat No 1, sub of
Ros Santiago de Santa Ana and San Joaquin;
S5 800
John Kofped, 8 A Mattison snd Fred L Allies
to Fred Alles-I.ots 20 and so, blk K, Knob
Hill tract; 81 300.
W 6 Smith 70 James W Layman.-Tract in Ro
Santiago de Santa Ana; 1000,
George w Ford TO JamesW Layman--Part of
property described in book 1o4 p 293 OF deeds;
James Kerr to Mrs Alasan stephens-Lots 70
IL inclusive, 20 10 % incl 26 to Sc incl 50 to
Is Incl, 10 to " incl, rs to 90 incl 96 97 ss 90
100, 102 to lilo incl, Stephens subd Of part Of
lot 2, Beardslee tract, Ro Azasa de Dusrfe; part
of acre tract in Sec SO, Ro Azuss de Quartet
lot 10 blk ], Monrovia; lots 81 and SO, Keefer's
subd OF lot 69, Ro santa Anita lots 2 and 3
blk 10, LeMat's subd, Alosta; lots 234 and
5, lie Mer's subd In blk IL, Browns addn, Mon
rovia $11 900.
John q Kofoed, & A Mattison and Fred & Allies
TO X Haln--Lot 4, block A. and lot 8, block
L, Knob Hill tract; $4,000
Robert Tener to Taylor b Friend-I5 80
acres In A \ Chapman tract, Ro Santiago de
Santa Ana, loss strip for road andr'shts Of way I;
$1,000.
Jo,eph Gibsrson and Julia 6iherson to Frank.
lin Martln-W q CINE 4, sec 1, Tp 8, r l l
w; $4,000.
Henry Martz, Amanda Wright and A L Wright
to Mrs Luoy' Pomeroy--Lot 80, Park villa
tract; $1,000.
Mrs Lucy A pomeroy to Mrs Amanda Wright
"A greement to convey lot 80, Park Villa tract;
f3.1OO.
Edwnrd Bouton to Hawley aud Almira
II Hawley-Lot 10, block 6, Grcenwell tract
u. 800.
Mrs Imma Maytlu and Henry c Martin to
WillHm \ feryy~-Eot 30, scbieffslin tract;
q 6,ssssd q, B l. orun 10 ) + 7srman---2
= He<azrd's euk Of cQilsn rfta
= ~ " -. = !. ", a ". =. <&.-1-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURES SALE.

Philip sichler vs.. Peter Eschelbsch, D. ].
Lewis, assignee of Peter EschelDach, N Van
derlip, L. Gottschalk, Chns Diliman, Cbas. Kohl
er and i. Endl Sherihss Sale No. 1914. Or
der OF sale and decree Of foreclosure and. sale,
Under and by virtue tan order of sale and de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale, issued out Of the
Superior Court of the County OF Los Angeles
State of California, on the 10th duy OF Mny, A.
d 1888. in the above entitled action, wherein
tanned a Judgment and decree of foreclosure
and sale against Peter Rschelbsch. ct ais, defen-
dants, on the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1883, for
the sum of T7,41l dollars i'll gold coin oiihe
pnsed @ setss%sch asd dseyss On the he
Judgment book of said Court Mt page -,
am commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece, or. parcel OF land, situate, lying and
being in the County of Los. Angeles, State of
lows. to wit: tf s-A1 1900
The same being twenty acres of land bound
ed east by land owned by the estate OF Louis G.
Birsch and Joseph Burch or assigns, south by
laId now owned by d. H. Samis, north by the
County road leading from Santa Ana to Tustin
City, and being part of the northeast quarter
OF section ls, township south, range, . west,
premises conveyed to Mortgager by decd from
ID. II. SAINTS and wife. dated April 18th, 1881.
Public notice is hereby given. That on
Saturday the 9th day Of June, A. d. 1888, at 10
House door of the County OF Los Angeles, on
Spring street, will, in obedience to said order
OF sale and decree OF foreclosure and sale, sell
the above described property, or so much there
with interest and costs. etc, to the highest and
best bidder, for cash in cold coin of the United
States.
Dated this 18th day Of May 1888. Is !. IVA
sheriff Of Los Angeles County, caliiornia
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
Oe nernI rYnrixet..s

New YosK. June S.--nops--Steady and quiet.
Wooi-Quiet and steady Domestic fleeces,
20et36c.; pulled. 16l03Sc.; Texas, 12@I9c
Sugar-Qufet and steady; fair refining quoted
11-16c. centri fugal 90 test 51Sc. rnolasses
grades, 4635lsa.; Muscovado, 80 test, A l1-l6c;
refined dnll yellow. 5 5-16G51Sc.
Copper-DulI. Lake, $1,000.
Leed-Quiet and weak. Damestic, S3. .0S.
Tin-Weak. Straits, $3.50
Coffee-- Spot, fair Rio easy at 1885, options
higher closed barely steady. Sales 63 500
bags. Jupe, ,$13 60G13.75; July, S12. .55@12. 70:
August, S11, ,50@fl.75; September, $l0.75@
1920.
CHICAGO, June S.--WhIskey-$1.2 20.
Pork-Easier. Cash, $13 9715; July, $13.40l$
August SIS. 121s.
Lard--Easy. Cash, IS so.
shoulders, R600g625; short clear, SO. 10
@s.15; short ribs. $7.S71s.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
NOTICE To sgocKAoLpERs.

At ameeting OF the directors of the Los Ange-
les G rs Coppnpy. held at their Office, Friday,
March 9th, lsSssat P NJ, the following reso-
lsuen was adOpsed;
RESOLVED: 4 Hit a meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of this Corporation be and the same is here
by calied.to baheldon Saturday. the l9th day
OF May. 1888, atra o'clock P. N of same day; at
the Office Of the cQmpany,at Los Angeles City,
to-wit az 2e5 Meth Main street in said city, for
too purpose OF increasing tho eepital stock of
the company. IRON 5400 shares of the par
value CT onRH hundred dollars per share,
amounting 10 $5l0cO0, tho present capital stock
81 the cuinpaDyStO 1880 shares. of the par
value OF 500 parEhare amounting to 81 ,0eD coo,
the amount OF lpe increase being b,4O0 shares
S5sn COO. ia.
And il is ordeted that the Secretary OF the
Company give ppice of the time AID place OF
said meeting aid the object for which. It is
called, and the amount 1t Is proposed to In.
crease the capital stock Of the Company, and
that The notice be served on each stoc Iholder
resident in the. State, at his Place OF residence
II known, and fifot known, as the City of Los
Angeles, The plste of the principal Office OF this
Company. Aud That the sad notice be pub
nshed at least once q week for nine weeks
successiyely. nqcording to The requirements OF
the Law, in theiLos Angeles DAILY HERALD, a
newspaper published IN the city of Los Ange-
cHAs. ELLERY. Secretary.
Los Angeles, March ., 1883 r.t0 sa9w.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-09
4 ssEssMENT NOTICE.

Main and Tenth Streets Hotel Com pany--A
corporation Location Of principal place OF
business, Los Angeles City, California.
Notice is hereby given that meeting OF the
Directors OF said corporation, held OIL the Sth
day of May, A.. d, 1888, an assessment OF
twenty t20) per cent per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of said corporation. payable
on tho 14th day of May, 1883, TO the Treasurer
Of said corporation, the Farmers. ard Mer-
chants Bank, at the Office OF said Bank, in Los
Angeles, Cal as
Any stock unon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of June, 1883.
win be delinquent and advertised for sale at
before, viii be sold on the 81 day of July,
A. d, 1888. to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with the Costs Of advertising and ex-
penses OF sale. Y. II. OWEN, Secretary.
Office at the Office of the Clerk Of the District
Court Of the United States, Southern District
of California, Los Angeles City, California.
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