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DAKOTA LEGISLATURE
The Next Assembly Will Be
Overwhelmingly Re-
publican.
For Member of Territorial Coun ,il
MoJ. Edwards, OF Fargo,
wAs Defeated.

BISMARCK, Nov. 13.-The returns are
nearly all in on legislature, and as was
expected, it is overwhelmingly Repub-
lican. 4 few Democrats and como In
dApendents have been elected In some Of
the districts. In the council only three
Democrats have besn elected. Walsh
and StummclI, given as Independents,
are II Republicans. The defeat of
Maj Edwards was unexpected. Ex.
Speaker Crosse, who deserted the Kepub-
lean party at the last minute, was de-
eated by Crawford. George Winship's
defeat in Grand Forks was also a surprise
The following is the next Dakota legisla
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peru's English Debt to BE Settled

PANAMA, Nov. 1G.-After six weeks of
delibcration between the cabinet, the
president of the republic and the com.
missioner representing the British credit
ors in Peru, a proposal has been agreed
upon embodying the basis of the contract
known as the Grace Aranibar, which will
be submitted to final action to congress
at an extraordinary session to be called
after the expiration of the present meet
ing, which by law terminates at the end
of the present month. If all ends as is
hoped and expected, the foreign debt of
Peru. amounting 10 100000 900 sterling
will be cancelled and the country thus
freed from the embarrassing obligations
abroad that SO seriously hamper her ad.
Vancement.
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THE GRAPHIC.

fs-Terms of advertising made known on appn-
cation.
t2y-Job work of every description executed i,
the best style and at the lowest ratas.
Advertisements not accompanied By instruo.
tons Will be inserted until ordered out aaa
charged for accordingly.
sgy-Short communications on any subject Of in
are acceptable il accompanied BY tho name Of
tho author.
siS-A Al matter intended for tho ncxt tssue must
no III tho Office re- early as Wednesday evening u
ine,,ro publication.
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Lost Election Bets.

New YORK. Nov. 15.-Thomas L..
Bolts an insurance broker aged as. shot
himself through the head at Hotel Royal
today and died in an hour Disappoint
ment over the election and finacial losses
caused by it led to the act. He had been
member Of the seventh regiment.
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A man who has praa.lcei medicine f-r 4t
years, ought t. know Sal, from sugar; read
what he says:
TOLEDO, o Jan 10, 1887 --Messrs. F. J..
Cheney Il Co --GeLtlemrn: have been in
the general practice of medicine for most &c
years, AMI aouli say that 10 all my practice
and experience have never seen a prepa1a'
tion that / could prescribe with as
much confidence OF success as / can
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you
Have prescribed 1t great many times and
It's effect is wonderful. and woul say In con
clusiop that have yet to find n case OF Ca
tarrh that 1t would not cure, II they would
take II according to dircctionr
You're truly.
l. I. GOR5UCII, NJ. d.,
Office 2l5 Summit st
Wewili give sls0 for any case Of Gatarrl
| that cam 4 re cured with Halls Catarr'
Cure. Taken internally.
! +. J. CHENEY s. Co, Prop, I, ledo, o.
.B Sold by druggists, 75c.
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Strangers Killed In Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-two unknown men
looking ike well to do farmers were run
over and instantly killed this morning at
South Chicago by the Lake Shore limited
express. The remains are at the morsue.
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Failed.

CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-The failure OF
Lindaner Bros. & Co., wholesale cloth
iers, is announced. They filed n confes
sion of judgment today for s1s1, ,e52
They are remarked as one of the larges
clothing firms in the country.
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THE POPULAR VOTE
Harrison Has the Electoral
Vote, But Cleveland Has
the Popular Vote.
Comparison of Pluraiities in 1884
and in 1888 Summary.

The following is d summary Of the plu-
ralitics reported and estimated, in the
different states. compared with the figures
of the last presidential election:
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Lone Hishwaxmap.

SAN Francisco, Nov. ia dispatch
from San Luis, Abs county, CAL, says,
"a stage coach was stopped near here
yesterday BY lone highwayman, who
robbed the four passengers and captured
all of the registered mail matter"
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Complete Returns.

DEs MONIES, Nov. 15-Thc Register
has returns from all of the ninety ming
counties of Iowa. giving Harrison 900. 139;
Cleveland l7s IT'S. Harrison's plurality,
! 80 1851
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THE GRAPHIC

w-fAcks but a few months of being the olds..
newspaper in Brule county.
D-As an advertising medium il is not excolled
~ any newspaper in South Dakota.
-Has rapidly increasing circulation among
- most intelligent class of people in Bruie and
- adjoining counties.
9-Has circulation second to none in this or
adjoinining counties, and paid up subscription
List it is believed superior.
AIs lively, spicy, independent, and devoted
solely to the interests Of Kimba1l and Brule Co.
tveybody enaoyes readins it. Give it trial.
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In cross examination Mr. Poo, brought

III SfOso eS''"i 1T ~. = 49, - -
out from the witness d statement that III
stead of d deficiency Of sl1. .2o5 in Mrs.
Stewards income account, in accordance
with his statement cn direct examination,
there was an excess of 81, eS6, 4g5. This
change in affairs was made by transfer
ring to the capital account certain esti-
mates which had been included in the in
come account. Nj Boot got the witness
to put the lawyers bills along with this
and made the result so much more in fa-
vor of Judge Hilton. Mr. Root contin-
ucd his Juggling with figures. cliciting
other statements from the witness in Mr..
Hi)ton'S favf(r.
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DAKOTA.

Memo offers an opening 10 the right man
for first class hotel.
unity club has been organized 1T Huron.
Foot ball is having lage among the col
iege boys and town boys at Yankton.
Cyrus B. Ingham & Son are now editors
and propriet tors Of the Blunt Advocate.
The Appeal, prohibition paper, will be
launched into space next week at Aberdeen.
The Ministerial association of the Water
town district Of the NJ E. church is In session
at Watertown.
Aeparring exhibition will be given in Sioux
Falls next Saturday evening by Patsy Cardiff,
OF Minneapolis, and local celebrities.
Rock blasting for the Dea,lwoon Central
railroad is not without its disagrceable fea-
lures. A ten pound piece of quartz was sent
violently through an upper Sherman street
laundry Tuesday afternoon, TO the great con-
sternntion of half dozen Cinnamon. None
were hurt, however, ard all is again quiet in
the neighborhood.
Deadwocd man has dreamed he will win
the big prize in the Louisiana lottery, and
has By the dream been induced to invest not
less than $40 in the November drawing The
probabilities are that after the drawing is
over his success will still be hut dream.
MINNESOTA.
Thursday night between 2 and 5 O'Clock
the postoflice at Anoka was broken into and
robbed of sll47 in stamps and money. Sew
cral hundred dollars in currency and stamps
would have been taken from the cafe had not
the robbers been frightened and taken to
their heels. As 1t was they drilled hole iu
the safe but did not succeed In blowing 1t
open. Their mode OF entrance was through
a sky light in the roof The skyllght was
protected by large Iron bars; these were prled
apart far enough to admit tho body of a man,
and he slid down to the floor on clothes
line. He cleaned out the money drawer and
then tackled the safe, when the police ap.
peared on the scene, but, finding the building
locked and everything quiet, they moved
away, when the burglar or burglars made
themselves scarce through back window
No clew to the thieves has been obtained.
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9fEN9 POST, NO. S5, G. A 4. Meets at Mason
ASlc Hall the first and third Wednesday in each
month, " ~
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Mrs. A. T. stewa5t's Expenses.

New York, Nov. 15.-For seven days
Charles j. Mefccr, an expert accountant,
has been telling in court what he Knows
about the financial affairs of the late
Mrs. Alexander T. Stewart. Today he
explained how much Mrs. stewart's law,
yers cost her. Alexander Il Greene, tn
most expensive firm, got $l0S, 900; Henry
L. Clinton. $1,000. Davies & Hilton,
1000; w. NJ. Evarts, Roscoe Conkling
and William A. Butler amounts varying
between s51O. 900 and 81, 900 for each per
fstmsnce Of legal services. During her
widowhooi, ,slt5; stewaft gave her rela-
tives 100000 in cash and stt 900 in
board and lodgings. She gave stts,00o
to charitable institutions. AT the time OF
her death the books showed an apparent
Indebtedness to Judge Hilton of 81, 263,-
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itobt LODGE, NO 81, A. +. & A. NJ. Regu.
St Sore the full moon of each month. G. Ii. Caryl
W. NJ; 4. w. Kent, Sec>
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KIMBALL LODGE, NO. Ii, X of P, Moete
AAeyery Thursday evening ut Mnsonic Hall
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The pupils in several Of the city schools at
Des Moincs have devised unique way of
howing affection for their teachers. They
collect all their stray pennies for week and
on Friday purchase all sorts of fruit and strew
over the teachers desk during her absence
at noon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
or t,ninal Notes.

L. Rickabaugh, charged with bat
terry, was dismissed.
The trial of Herman Balizer for
peJit larceny was continued till April
9th at IL A NJ, with bail fixed in the
sum of 800
The examination of Sherry Burke
for receiving stolen property was set
for Monday, April 9th, at 8 P. NJ,
with bail fixed in the sum OF $40
9. G. Hutchinson, who burglarized
the Kimball Mansion, was yesterday
held to answer the charge of bur-
giary, with bail fixed in the sum OF
5000.
Chief Cuddy received telegram
Last night from Santa Ana. requesting
him to arrest VIM Culver who left
that city yesterday at P. NJ, driving
q bay pacing horse, and is supposed
to have come to Los Angeles.
Last night Deputy United States
Marshal T. Hayes took Ed. Holland
and Parker Robbins to Folsom, Hol-
L b for one year for grand larceny
- Robbins for six months for as
sa6lt with intent to kill.
e. cCarthy was arrested last night
by Officer Cooney ON suspicion.
Mccarthy has been in the employ Of
Messrs. Chase and Moore, the prop
lietors of the Nadeau, and is suspected
Of having stolen several articles of
clothing from the hotel.
Williamson, who was found guilty
OF burglary in the second degree and
sentenced to two years. imprisonment,
and Cruz, who burglarized freight
car belonging to the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company and was sentenced
70 four years imprisonment, were
yesterday morning taken to Folsom
by Deputy Sheriff g. Russell.
Detectives Auble and Mckenzie
yesterday arrested two boys named
Jacob Attell and Charles Benjamin,
who are wanted at San Francisco for
breaking into a store and stealing
1900 worth of jewelry and hardware.
The detectives found the boys at the
Stevenson House and large quantity
Of the stolen property was found in
their possession.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
w. C. r. q.
fifth Annual Meeting Held
Yesterday.

fifth Annual Meeting Held
Yesterday.
The fifth annual meeting of the
Central w. G. T. U. was held in the
Trinity M. +. Church Friday.
There was good attendance of inter-
ested workers.
The Secretary, Mrs. Fisher, re-
ported considerable missionary work
performed during the year; the
employment of q city mis-
sionary; the formation of a
Ramabi circle; the carrying on of
gospel temperance work, and many
other lines of work having been car
ried on.
The Treasurer, Mrs. Chubb, report
ed the receipts for the year 1852. 10.
Mrs. Ransom, Superintendent of
Hospital work, gave an interesting re-
port OF her work done. Several Of the
inmates Of the County Hospital had
been converted A number of those
who have died during the year having
oeen brought to a knowledge of Christ.
Mrs. Armour, Superintendent of
Prison work, reported progress in this
department.
Mrs. Gibson, Superintendent OF the
Social Purity department, read a very
interesting letter which had been sent
to all of the Unions, showing that this
branch of work is not being over
looked.
Mrs. Southwick, City Missionary,
gave an account OF her work. which
had been done in various parts Of the
city. Loyal Temperance Legions had
been formed, Strangers SocIals and
Boys Socials were held, and without
doubt much good had been done and
will be accomplished. Twelve hun
dred calls had been made in six
months in the interests of the work.
The night school for news-boys, five
evenings in the week, had been quite
successful.
The following officers were elected !;
President, Mrs. Anna Mcintosh Re-
cording Secretary, Mrs. A. B. Damon !:
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. w. l..
Steube; Financial Secretary, Mrs. Il.
J. Oliver; Treasurer, Mrs. il. J. Gil
lelen. Superintendentg-Band of
Hope, Mrs. L. T. Blanchard; LOYAL
Legions, Mrs. Annie B. Southwick
Scientific Instructor, Mrs. Anna s.
Averill kindergarten, Mrs. Eugene
Woodward; Narcotics, Mrs. M. Dods-
worth Sabbath Observance, Mrs. =.
Q. Bosbyshell Prison Work, Mrs. A.
n. Armour; County Hospital, Mrs. T..
G. Ransom; Soldiers and Sailors, Mrs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
Black diamond Coal

HSlach OuM OUIk
Can be bought at the following prices: In
| ton lots at $13, delivered; 10 1a-ton lots at
81, delivered; in 14-:on lots at $3 rs. deliv-
cred; in 1-sack lots at 75c., delivered; and
can be found at all first-class Coal Yards,
viz.
Dow & Mallard, No. 81 1 South Fort street.
Stausberry Bros. & Harvey, 326 South Fort
street.
B.J Donahue, 511 South Olive street..
Lockhart & Sou, 305 Upper Main street.
E. Gregory, 90 North Truman street, East
Los Angeles.
W. C. johnson, 730 Soath Main street.
H. G. Warren, TOT South Olive street.
JP. wanvig, 242 South Alameda street.
D. w. Allison, TAG South Main street.
Potts & Butler, Is Earl street.
J.R Bowman, 1116 Downey avenue, East
Los Angeles.
Newhall Bros, 119 West Fifth street.
A. Crowley, 156 East Seventh street
Bouett & Solsno, 1918 Grand avenue.
PIT. Crowell, 20 North Daily street, East
Los Ang les.
Talkington & McMillen, Boyle Heights.
]. Beck, University Place.
G. o. Grover, 173 Also street.
That you may not be imposed upon, you
will do well to buy your coal of the above :
named firms. Be sure and ask for Black
Diamond Coal, and take no other.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
Ganblers Captured.

Officers Fowler, Mcclure, Cooney,
Gilbert, Dunigan aud Rodgers last
night raided the Germania Saloon or
Main street between First and Re.
quena streets and took number ol
gamblers to the police station. The
proprietor stated that the game was a
les al one viz: ''Hokey Pokey." The
dealer was admitted to bail in the sum
of $50 and the remainder released on
their own recognizance. The names
Of the players were as follows: H. f.
Tobin dealer, Chas. Sanders, Max
Cass, Geo. Evans, VIM. Henderson,
Chas. Edwards, w. Brown, Jose
Yober, j. Bangs and E. D. Hewitt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08


J. 8. LAppan, Of Chicago, d regis
tered ct the Nadeau.
J. d. Dunlap left last evening on
the Z 80 train for Tulare.
Misses E. and M. Parrot, of Dayton,
Ohio, are registered at the Westmin-
lister.
G. I. McCue, of Mansgeld, Ohio, is
stopping at the New United States
Hotel.
q. M. Bardeen, a publisher OF
Bridgeport. Conn.,, is stopping at the
Nadeau.
]. s. O'Shea, a merchant of Port
land, Ore., was in the city yesterday
on business.
G. Voortman, Of Belgium, arrived
| in the city last evening, and is room
| ing at the Nadeau.
Luman Burr, a capitalist of Bloom.
field. Ills., is stopping at the New
United States Hotel.
Deputy United States Marshal Rus
sell, of San Diego, was in the city yes
terday on official business.
II. G. Bush, prominent citizen oi
Winchester, Kentucky, is stopping al
the New United States Hotel.
G. w. Poe, banker or Oshkosh
Wis, is stopping at the New United
States, accompanied by his family.
Henry w. Wilkerson, a prominent
capitalist of Providence. R. L., arrived
in the city yesterday and is roominl
at the Nadeau.
Col. F. G. Hatch, owner of the Ari
zona petrifed forest, arrived in tn,
city yesterday, and brought severa
beautiful specimens of petrified wood
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
TO FERNANDO.
Those who Attended the Excur
sion on Friday.

| Il NVBC W MO ~ hACO eAC aiASuA
sion on Friday.
The excursion to San Fernando or
Friday under the auspices of the Por
ter Land and Water Co., was great
success in every particular, and the
large crowd was delighted with the
beautiful country. After trip to the
artesian wells, and lunch at the new
hotel, the visitors were driven to the
old Mission and out to where the
planting of the large tract in oranges
is going on. As an evidence of their
appreciation a paper was drawn up
in the following words and signed by
many of those who were present:
We, the undersigned, having ac-
cepted the invitation of the Porter
Land and Water Co., to visit and in
spect their property at San Fernando,
desire to express our gratitude for the
excellent manner in which we were
treated. The fine appearance OF the
country and the extensive improve
ments being made, prove that the
land of the Company has not been
praised near what it deserves:
w. w. Howard, Geo. R Crow, Mrs.
Geo. r. Grow, MIS-. @. l. Holmes,
Mrs. w. s. Kenner, Mrs. and Mr.. Al
bert Morse, Mr.. and Mr.. Z. Hemp
stead, Miss. M. Hampstead, U. II.
Gowen, Robt. Steere, Mrs. F. S. Mum
son. W. H. Lyon, Chas F. Harris, j
Richey Pyne, M. D., S M Aguirre,
Mrs. Lewis Moore, W. P. Coffin, A. II
Merwin, Samuel Wood, Omer c
Smith, Henry G. Cover, J. w. Hays
Mrs. Robt Steere, Arthur Gaylord, N
D. Reynolds, Miss M. D. McCarty
Miss Fannie COTE, Mrs. Chas. w
Chase, Miss Lena Forester, Mrs
Omer G. Smith, Mrs. Allen H. Clark
P. F. Wise, Mrs. J. T. Wise, Mrs
Geo. Miller, T. Morehouse, T. H
Taylor, E. A. Forester, Mrs. M. J
Lewis, F. Z. Farmer, H R. Jones, G
rs. Boggs, II. H. Forline, B. G. Whit
tork, A. Smith, John j. Brill, J. B
Allen, Geo. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Obear, M. Farnsworth and wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Greenwood, w. N. Barley
aud wife. E. Willigood, 8. Remington
Mrs. s. s. Avery, Miss Fanny Mau
rice, Thos. S. Obear and wife, Miss
Mary Obear, W. F. Obear jr and wife
f. H. Mansy, F. NJ. Avery. Henry
Obear, L. Lumbard and wife, F. S
Munson, Mrs. and Miss Brill, John H.
Walbridge, Mrs. Nettie s. Pugh, E.
+. Kiingaman, Mrs. d. B. Curtis
Mrs. w. H. Sayles, Mrs. E. A. For
roster, Andrew Joughin sr., Mrs. An
drew Joughin, Minnie Joughin, Emms
Joughin, Geo. R. Murdock and wife
J. Harry Whomes, Miss Lou Gilmore
DR.. and Mrs. E. y. Shoemaker, II. B
Conover, D. A. Hurst, G. w. Healy
Mrs. R. w. Travis, Mr.. and Mrs. L
K. Clendenon, Mrs. Linda Carver, f
F. Charnock and wife, J. f. lowell
Miss Essie lowell, Miss Martha Gay
lord, Miss Puss Reilly, John Hanna
Howard L. Kranz, N. p. Smith, W
A. Dobbs, S. d. Crittenden, R. Ii
| Cumby. ami others
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
NEW IS NOTES.

st. Georges day will be celebrated
on the 23d instant by the English
residents.
Tickets for tie entertainment on
Monday night by the Oxymel Club
are sold at the Opera House box
office.
The laying Of the corner stone OF
First English Lutheran Church will
take place this afternoon, Rev. G..
w. Hirsler will officiate.
The following persons were yester-
dav licensed to wed: w. E. Parry to
Mary E. Harrison, Vieux Arislide to
Peries Estephani, George W. Barber
TO Della Valenzuela.
Transfers OF real estate yesterday
amounted to 1896, 100, and were 131
in number. OF these, 80 were for
nominal considerations and Al for
more than 81 ,0O0 each.
~ United States Marshal Risley has
written letter to Senator F. M.
Cockrell, of Alabama, stating that he
a. in favor Of the bill making his
ofIice salaried instead of remunerative
by means OF fees.
The Los Angeles Press Colony Asso-
citation will meet this afternoon al
2 O'Clock in Judge Hatton's court.
room. A full attendance is requested
rs business Of Importance is to be
transacted.
Harry Cannon, who was arrested at
San Diego for smuggling cigars was
was yesterday taken before United
States Commissioner Van Dyke who
fixed his bail at $500 for his appear
ance for examination May 9th.
w. P. Bowen, Superintendent oi
mails, reports that the Los Angeles
postoAice handled II, ,5sS pouches and
tie-sacks of mail during the month ol
march; amounting to 2S8 tons.
This includes mail collected through
the Office.
There will be meeting of the New
York State Society at 8 o'clock We'd
nesday evening, March 11th, at Bart
lett Hall, 18 West First street. 1t is
desired that all members and all New
Workers who contemplate joining will
make it point to be present.
The Hebre W Ladies' Aid Society,
presided over by Mrs. I. w. Hellman,
will give one Of its enjoyable socials
on Thursday, April 18th, in the hall
of the N. 8. G. W., in the Mcdonald
Block. Mrs. Leon Loeb, Morris Mey-
berg and Mr.. Hirsh are the managers
of the entertainment.
Owing to Rev. DIR. Fay's absence
from the city, for the purpose of start
ing Unitarian Societies in Pomons
and San Bernardino, Rabbi DR.
Schneider will occupy the pulpit O
Unity Church, of this city, in Armory
Hall, at, IL O'Clock this morning
Subject, "The Evolution of Religion!
Ideas"
The examination Of Salt Lake PETE
and Juan Chino, who are charged
with numbering Juan Baptista, va.
commenced yesterday before United
States Commissioner Van Dyke. ThS
only witnesses sworn were G. Beth.
ney and L. Anderson. arresting Off.
scers. Several defaulting witnesses
will be arrested for failing to appear
ct the examination. The case was
continued until Thursday.
Claimants to the "a ,000, 900 worth Of
property destroyed by the recent fire
in Kilkenny, Ireland are said to reside
in this city. The fire originated in the
late William Bryan's malt house
which was destroyed together with
twenty-one adjpining houses belong
ing to the sa me estate. The property
on which these buildings were situated
is now next to worthless. No insur
ance. The property which has Ions
since fallen into the hands OF the
crown was estimated at the above
value.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08
Assessment Notice.

r Os ANGELES PAPER COMPANY, LOS
Ia Angeles, .Cal.-Notice is hereby given
that at q meeting of the Directors, held on
the I'd day of April, 1888, an assessment OF
80 per share was levied upon the capital
fore the 10th day of May, 1888. to w. K.
Blackman, Secretary Of the corporation, at
his office, rooms 16 and II, University Bank
Block. No. 1T New High street, city OF Los
Angeles, Cal. Any stock upon which this
asses ,rn ent shall remain unpaid on the 10th
day OF May, 1888, will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction; and
unless payment ID m ade before, win be sold
delinouent assessment, together with costs
Of advertisinR and expenses Of sale.
w. K. BLACKMAN. secretary.
lit New High street.
Los Angeles, Cal, April 8, 1883. - ~ q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-04-08

had suffered for years with complaint
givei up the attempt to help me. My wife
heard of DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy, made at Rondout, N. Y, and spoke as
above. To please her got bottle. Used
that and two or three more, and presently
the trouble vanished never to RETURN
Washington Monroe, Catskill, N Y. All
Druggists, $l.00 bottle. Redington & Co.,
A