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Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30
na. HITCnCOoE AND rnE PaEsUITyRr.
Two Widely Diheriug Dosamsats-Tho CoTrss
pondent's Character.

TAmEouAH. q y August ID, 1883.
Presbytory OF Cherokee Nation
Your committee appointed 20 Investigate
Ger ain published statemsnts deTogAtory TO
the character Of Rov " l. killer. would re-
specfuliy submit the following report
Tho statement that Rev. W L Ni.ler
took part in the aspiration Of Mr R!ehey snd
wife. We ind 20 be- utie-ly falre aud without
foundation II hes been shown 20 ui that the
separation hsd 'Aken place before ~ oems 20
the knowledge of Ar, hnd Ars Miller And
the charge IN print IN reference 10 tie sending
away Of 1Es Mcasy's trunk has been ahown
70 ~ 30 be ofs malicious character
The siatsment as 20 his "meddiing. "i in
reference 20 she boy corrected Ia she school Of
the MoTayisn minister ve End to be equally
ialss aud slAnderous. As the father OF the boy
dsclarod shet lie dId not know Mr.. KILLER In
view n the facts and malicious fsisoho0ds
though made ~ ons whofe uregt5uB conduct
Lad shown hin 80 lie oatirely Gutrustwosthy
have deeply injured ihs rtpntsilon OF oar mem
ber. We hereby recommend that the Presby-
terT order the session Of vinitA church, OF
which the author OF them. Mr. IsaAe Hitch
cock, 10 = member. TO ArrHlgn and try for
Islander, the said Issac Hitchcock From the
minutes. W. 7 Kfaa. Stated clerk
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30
BLUEJACXET.


Let ihe showers come
Mamie orc is visiting on Blg Cabin.
"A iit,le granddaughter 0i Abel Bond has
been qGi;e sick
Wills BluoJacket returned from MeAles-
ter last evening
-C. n MERIT snd wife returned Saturday
from a trip to Denison. Texas.
Maggie Downing, Of Mount Ida. Kansas,
l. Waiting Ter brother, J. II. Downing
The gentlemen who hes been ns'itting the
agent At this place will return to bis post 81
Omaha next week He is q good operator
haa made many friends and his name is moi
windmill ss reported last week. but A q
widmer
August q, ISIS
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30
Wonderful Cures.

W. d. Hoyt * Co., wholesale and re
tail druggists Of Rome, Ca, says: We
have been selling DIR. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bitters, and Bucklee'
Arnica Salye for tive years. Have new
er handled remedies that sell as well,
OF give such universal satisiaotiors
There has been some wonderful cures
effected by these medicines in this city.
Several cases Of pronounced cOnsump-
tion have been entirely cured by the
use OF @ few bottles OF Or. Kings New
Discovery, taken in connection With
Electric Bitters. We guarantee theul
always. Sold by w. @. Patton & Go.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30

JusT WHAT ufE pnoPLE WANT. i
have used Chanlberlain's Collie, Chole-
Ta aud Diarrh0ea Remedy with salts
factory results. My neighbors have
Also used IL 20 their satisfaction. II
is Grst-c.ass remedy. and one that Ia
safe 10 recommend for bowel COM
plants. NJ. Aus, Post Master, Leon
Springs Rexar Oo.. Texas. sold by
NJ. q. Patton a Co.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30

Not a few OF the citizens OF Ninita
have recently become greatly excited
over the astounding facts, that several
of their friends Who had been pro-
nQunoed by their physicians as incura-
bio and beyond all hope lsnhenng with
that dreaded rlOnsicr COlsumpiiOnl
have been completely cured by Or.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, the only remedy that does posi-.
lively cure ailthroat and lung diseases
Coughs onlds, Asthma and hronchi.
It's. Trial bottle free al w Z. fatton
4 Co.'S prug store large bottles el.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30

EyKRY CASE CURKD.-Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy
has cured every case in which IL has
been tried, both common and chronic,
and honestly believe il the best eve
used for those diseases. | have had n
great many calls for II, Il. f. WINTERS,
Moore, Texas. Sold by w. q. Patton
4 10
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30

TIHLEQUAH. August ~. lsss
We. tie undersiEned cl,izous and residents
Of the Cherokee nation. state that we are all
acquainted with Mr.. Isaac j. Bitehcoek. lie
was born in the Cherokee pbtloR aud has rs.
sided In Il for CO yeaTs as we have undeTstood.
some OF us have known him soorss OF yoars
Others Of ne have knoWn him for shorter peri
eds None Of us hEva ever heard Of any OF hit
previous conduct that Wouid jastify She asser-
ti0n that lie was entirely untrastworihy. but
on tho other hand We have known him 20 be a
good citizen and christian. Therefore we take
pleasure In saying We regard Mr. Hitchcock
hs god citizen and tfustwcrthy gentleman.
We 10 this % an act Of jastice. without dssir-
Ing to become lnvoiYed In ANY squAbbio OF
any organisation But certainly anything In
bis previous eonduc. that VIII justify the
statement that he has besa uatsustvorthy.
will bo news 10 those who have known him
longeGt and best;
Mrs W p Boudlnot. Elnor Boudlnot
Mary Doudinot, Hrs. Fuller. secretary
OF W I u, Vim uo't, steward Cherokes
male seminary, WIN n DAVIS. board Of siu.
cation
A. far as wo ore acquainted with Ar H!teh-
cock IA usnai iHtereourse he "a trustworthy
John AdaiT. executive secretary. L c Full
AsAt NAiit'h hA3AAri AAt T. "a tAtlcAt Jos ~
Thompson. NJ D. Wills T Richards. 8 Al
whidden, Lulu Elliott. Mrs L l. Johnston. s
Paris. hra Parris. treasurer temperance
union, r W Walker. eN-!udgs FLAT district,
jesse Mayes. high shrrlr. MAyes. Jas
per Atkinson. Rldgs PasehA!, Getins editor
Advocate, Adsir, judge. u Barnes. as
sooisio justice citizenship court, Harvey Shell
I ton. editor Telephone. Juo T AAyss, Rush
| Wilson. ID = ward. .Aa Ward. Al 4 AHcspsd-
den. } hcspsdden. wn EuhauLs Mrr Nan
| cy A Hsriin tower 80 yeGra ole aEs known NJ
Hitchcock 80 years } Mrs Emma y Finley. / "
shirley. SX-judge rshleqush district, , D
MEysn, principal elisi, W YsremEn. W L
Adair, n u, sam Nayes. JE. Mrl FABnis
Adair, u Ahin. IL Ecsay I Paris.
Peter Passon
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30

ORcurT CoUnr. 90 Besides the log
case, four other criminal cases were
disposed ofin the Cooweescoowee cir
cult court last week. Jacob Wheeler
for carnal assault upon Lille Weg
nor got three years. Edgar Halimoon,
assault with intent TO XIII Jim Day,
ive years. John Sanders pleaded
guilty to gambling; fined $50. The
case Of VIM r. Chambers, assault to
Kill Bean, was nolied, the prosecuting
witness escaping after the case was
begun.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30

4 General Reflex OF the DoiAss OF this Eatsr
prisiHg ToWn
August q, ls,

Robert Howell. OF osweSo Kansas. i. vie
/ iting N. c Han, he son-ia-law.
a grand shawnee stomp" dance is in
progress ten NILES north ofhsre.
we noticed she chief OF the osagss (Ai
Hoets) in town doing some trsdlng
I airs Il. b. walker, Of viuila. has been
| guest Of Mrs Dr. Newton this last week
-Dioi, IN Tulsa. August 20. Lens Harper
rhe pGrents have the sympathy Of Ihs entire
( community.
An Ice cream fesiiyai iast Ihursdsy Eight
at Mrs ClinsSr'a. We uEderatsnd that Jen
/ Archer took tho cake, stand aud ell
"a birdseye view OF Tulsa, was the sub
! yeat OF half page illustration in recent Ia
sue OF Frank Leslls'i iilutiraied weekly.
REV. W. p uaworth has solG ,hs Arling-
| ton hotel to W. y. Hogan, who proposes 10
run it on .hS European plaa w Wish It
success.
7-DT Bell, from near Springfield MS., has
! located with us end nom be genilemauly np-
| pearanoe We beapeGk Tor him d ubarui shhrs Of
patronage.
The Tuisa stock yards ars being rebuilt
! and enlarged, one mile east Of town When
/ completed we win have the Gnsst stock ysrds
In the territory
-Wo have plenty of potatoes, peAehes and
forty pound melons In marke.-ohssp too.
Our dealers are doing qulte an export trade on
melons and peaches
The eonseniAl c. u. Reynolds, Of ClArks-
Fille, Texas, ia amonguA again. Charley hss
/ lots OF friends here, especially among the
iaiiea Of our town.
]
! --JAa. JenAs. az Old standby Of Tuisn, 10
/ going 40 launch out al full-lsdg6d book
agent, and from what We know q hia tongnt
and cheek We predict success unparalleled.
Very little sickness IN and about this place.
| though around Gatocsa. northwest OF No, the
cpposite ia the case A child OF Mr. Munsell.
who kesps she hosol at that place. dlsd on the
asrd.
Wolf and wiiAAna are two Of our greatest
"shootostl" In this part o; the territory
Both claim they have not violated the game
laws OF the country wolfseys his dos caught
both chickens hs got and Williams ssJs hls
sun was not good,
Asguat "a lsss LoSE TrEp
wASIs, ron snE, lost, srRlrgp, STOLEN
tEAch notice. OF the character Indicated, not
exceeding nrti Wnuus VIII hp Inserted Two
weeks undvr this heading Tor Fifry CAMS. !
srRAlEp. "A bay hlley, l year old past,
branded A l. on ieit shoulder A bay dley ?
years old. reached aud bob tail, same brand
30. 90 reward for information leading 70 recoy-
cry alshl LEfoNcE, Nnita, 1, T
IOsr-0n Thnr,lay. Auguhi 2s between
Niuita aud ketchtm's, ladiea' gold watch
and chain. Finder viii bg literally rewarded
by leaving a. hadgett Ce'a. 5i-os
sTRAYEp or sToLEN-on Friday night.
Ausasl 70 sorfsl horse mule, about ioufteon
aud bali hands high, no hrLnds, black stripes
nound hlnd icga, shod Ia fronti myaterlousi y
disappeared FROM Coop McCrHckens . paslure,
on Pryor Creek, Anyone ecOrernf the above
described animal aud delivering lt 90 Nose
Alotfiy ~ Ohouteau, or n a. Alifriy A. So.
Ina, VIII he inilf sa.isnei icf ii' tpnhl, y 81
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30

The Loo CASE OVER. - The famous
Markham. Lewis walnut log case was
brought 20 a termination, 80 far as
one indictment is concerned, last week
The defendants were convicted and
fined $1,000 and costs On their de-
elining TO pay this fine Judge Bonge
fixed the penalty at one years con
lnement in the national prison, but
gave them Eve days in which 10 make
application FOR pardon, etc. Strong
petit ions have already been sent to
the chief, numsrously signed, asking
pardon, but as yet his deciuion has
not been announced. Briefly stated,
the caee is this Some years ago, be-
fore the adoption OF the recent tim
Der law, stan Suagy, rs sheriff Of Del
aware district seized and sold some
100 and more walnut logs. They were
purchased by Z. l.. Owen who sold
them TO /. B. Bell and be in turn TO
Markham and Lewis. When the last
purchasers went to ship them they
found the count far short and so cut
enough logs 20 make MP the number.
The jury which tried the case con-
sisted Of Jim Wilson, Joe Sanders,
John HildeTbrand. Alex Cochran
Lewis Wolf aud we believe TickeRter.
There are two or three other indict.
menis. These The judge advised be
nolied but the solicitor refused to do
so. Mr.. Lewis is an adopted ChsroSee
citizen and Mr.. Markham is Chero-
/ kee by birth.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30
pansoNAL


p. 3. Kinnison, OF upper Cabin
was caller yesterday
- +. Decker and wife ere home
from their Colorado trip.
Mrs. Mamie Ingram is 10 Spring.
field aud will remain until after the
fair at that place.
Miss Cora Archer Is struggling
with the rising generation OF this city.
in the public school
Mrs. W. p Haworth and hor
daughter, Mrs Owen Haworlh, came
in from Tulsa last Friday on visit.
DIR. Bagby, Mr.. Patton and several
other witnesses went down to Fort
Smith Monday as witnesses in the
murder case.
) W. Duncan is having a gFeat
deal Of trouble with sore eyes and is
unable to read at all. He has been
under treatment Of an oculist in Geor-
gia and may return there.
Gen. Powell Clayton aud son Pow.
ell, Of the Crescent hotel, Eureka
Springs, we're out at Chelsea last week
hunting. Messrs Jack Kendall, Capt.
Towne and others, made the yisitors ,
stay as pleasant az possible.
IL P. Smart, Of Bentonville, Ark,
came over last week to purchase few
cars Of hay for supplying his livery
stable and TO visit with "his wife's
people," Capt. Nelms' family. Mrs.
Smart will be recollected as Daisy
Perry.
Mr.. j. A. Deweesc, representing
Chamberlain & Co., proprietary med
icine manufacturers, Of Des Moines,
has been through this section lately
renewing advertising contracts, selling
his wares and making himself gener-
ally agreeable.
Lon Cass, now Of Los Angeles,
Cal, is visiting in this country. All
the territory folks out there he says
are doing we'll Mr.. Cass himself ia
not ir trade, but has recently built
40 sold > street railway aud is oper-
ating ia real estate.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-08-30
DETER BLAcKFISH,
ViEita, Ind. Tery
Blacksmith and Wagon Maker

have two iorges in operation
and am prepared to do work in my
line, including the repairing Of
Plows, in satisfactory manner.
My terms will be STRICTLY
CASH, and my prices the lowest.
Am located in the south part OF
town at the old w. w. Dudley shop.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17
General GIeanings.

A Burlington excursion will leave the
city on Thursday for all points East.
The orange shipments from Riverside
for the past season amounted to 725 car
loads, or 6,541 boxes.
Mr.. @. W. Cook has been appointed as
sistant general freight agent Of the Santa
Fe, with headquarters at Topeka, Kan.
The Southern Pacific yards in this city
are five and a half miles long and contain
about forty miles of side-track, accom-
modating about 1000 cars.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific extern
sion to Colorado Springs. Fifteen miles
of grading are completed East Of
Granger.
The rolling stock of the Union Pacific
system consists Of 470 passenger cars !;
13, ,167 freight cars, and 167 miscellaneous
cars. The system employs 625 locomo-
iives, OF which 4S0 are broad guage and
145 narrow guage.
The Chino Valley Railroad has been
incorporated with 100000 stock, OF
which Richard Gird owns $10S,000. The
road will be forty miles long and is to
run from Ontario through Chino (the
present line) to some point on the Pacific
Ocean.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17
THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS.
A EswIy Arrived Engine sasisfac'
torfiy Tested.

The Board of Fire Commissioners met
in the Mayors office at O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. There were present,
Mayor Workman presiding, President Of
the Council Humphreys, Councilman
Teed and Chief Engineer Dan Moriarty.
A long discussion on the merits Of
different species of hay was next in or
der. Mr.. Humphreys favored oat, while
Mr.. Teed championed barley hay. Mr..
Workman had no choice. The hay dis
cussion was ended when the Mayor
had audited some 5000 worth of bills.
1t was decided to parade the whole
department on the Fourth OF July, and
the Council was recommended to donate
5000 for the expenses. 1t was also Or
dered that an invitation be extended the
Exempts to turn out.
Mr.. Teed moved that each engineer in
the department be required to make
each month requisition on the depart
ment for all supplies needed the month
ahead. Carried.
w. G. Furrey notified the Commission
OF the receipt of the new Ahrens engine
No. 5. He said an official test would be
made at 8 O'Clock at Labory Lane and
Ducommun street. He asked that the
Commission attend. 1t was decided TO
do 80.
Bids were received for hose carts from
several Eastern manufacturers. The
bids were ordered received and fled.
The lowest bid was s4l5; for lighter
size, $315. Mr.. Teed moved that con-
tract be made with Richard Maloney, a
local builder, for two carts. He said one
was wanted right away. Carried.
| The matter of the four-wheel carriage
for the Temple street house was post
poned one week.
/ The application OF J. o. Eccles for
position Of driver Of Temple street engine
was placed on file. Like action was
taken with the application Of Hoseman
w. Il. Martin for place in the Temple
street company.
An adjournment was then taken ant
/ the Commission, accompanied by HER
AID man, visited the corner Of Labory
Lane and Ducommun street, the place
selected to test the new fire engine. Ar
jrived there the Board found the new
1 steamer a splendid piece Of mechanism
ready for the test. At word from tht
Mayor the fire was lighted. In four and
one half minutes water issued from the
nozzles Of two lines Of hose 100 feet long
In nine and one hall minutes two streams
were being senta distance of 9S and sc
feet respectively. A single stream
was thrown 1877 feet by th'
new engine. The Prunty engine relie
valve, by which water may be stopped
at the mouth Of the hose, without inter
fering with the work Of the engine, NJ
matter how great the steam pressure
may be, was given thorough and mos
J satisfactory test. Chief Moriarty havin
expressed himself eminently satisfies
with its workings, the Commission de
!. cided to recommend the Council to &C
cept the steamer. The test over, for
NAL adjournment was had until Saturda
, next
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17

Evans, P. Morse, Major M. Baker, w.
G. Furrey, d. 7. schoheld, Mrs. Bender,
Mrs. Howes, Mrs. Miner, j. Cook and
son. Mrs. Coloy, L. J. Rose, 9. Layer,
@. Cosgrove, X. Thomas, MIR. Brown, N
Anthony, NJ. @. Bath, G. Cohn, w. +.
Denison, Mr.. Spencer.
By the 9:30 P. NJ. train: A. Morrlty,
Mr.. Rothschild, b, G. Crawford, Mrs,
Vickery, Mr.. Reed, Mr.. Glooner, Mr..
Heron, A. ]. Metzler, s. i. Hicks, @. B.
Wyner, Mr.. POLLS, WI. Brodrick, J. J
Driscoll, j. r. Friend, Mrs. Hill, P. II.
Mountain, Mr.. Moore, Mr.. Hill, 5.
Lacey.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17
THE SAN DIEGO LINE.
About Eighteen Hliies OF Track Yet
to be Laid.


Everything goes ON swithmingly on the
Santa Fe's line between San Diego and
this city, and there is little doubt but
that the road will be finished by July 1st
as promised. The track from this end is
laid as far as the Old River, where
the pile.drivers are still busy. Then
there is gap Of two miles
from that point TO the new
River, where another stop will have
to be made. There are about eight miles
OF track to be laid at Bneno Park, and the
graders are hard at work at that place at
present, the traclklayers being employed
in putting in culverts and sidings, while
they are thus temporarily delayed on
the main line. There WAS some diff
Guilty experienced at the crossing OF the
Coyote Creek near Fullerton, as the
ground was slushy and considerable crib
bing had to be done.
Al the other end OF the line, that Is,
coming this way from Oceanside, about
ten miles OF track still remains to be
laid between San Mated and
Las flores, at which places the
bridgemen are now occupied. 1t is ex-
pected. however, that all OF this will be
finished up by the end of the present
week, and then all Of the labor will be
centred on this end If it Is not already
completed. Good time is expected oyel
the new road, al between Los Angeles
junction, where connection is made will
the old road two miles above oceanside
and San Juan there is run Of twenty
Eve miles over almost level ground anC
which is at present not settled up, 80 M
stoppages will have TO be made. The
following is complete List. o
the stations on the new line
showing also the distances from this city
Los Angeles, Ballona junction 81, Lagu
ma (fag) ia, Riviera 10.2, Santa f
Springs 1872, Buena Park dag l0.o
Fullerton 23.9, Apaheim 26.7, Orang,
Bib, Santa Ana 34.3, Noine flag AZ
Modjeska (flag) 42.9, Also Az. Capis
trano flag 56.3, San Juan 5S.2, Los An
geles Junction s3.I, Oceanside S5.i, Sal
Diego l27. Depots are to be erected
all the principal places indicated an
work will be commenced on them imme
diately.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17
tesolu-
Overland I.estaurant.

We would call the attention Of the'.lsss
the opening Of N. Bruce 4 Co.'S itememts
No. % East First street to-day, June details.
This place win be nrst.class IN all II cases to
os sdie opfsR se.s ssE Ersnsh snd eh coos An
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17
wanted for thc west.

Two immense ten-wheel locomotives
are being constructed for the Santa Fe in
the East, and are intended for traffic in
the West. They weigh about 100 tons
each, and have boilers 10 feet in diameter
and "a feet in circumference. The
wheels are Of paper, and each truck
weighs 607 pounds. Without tubing the
boiler weighs 10 tons, and the front ex-
tension tips the scale at 1900 pounds.
The cylinders and saddles weigh G,500
pounds
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17
THE WHITE HOUSE. ,
A Palatiai Clothing Establis,
on SprIng street.


on spring street. ~
During the past week princel !,
ilshmeht mas .nrowh its uoois in the
the public and taken its stand asirginia
the leading mercantile houses h they
city. The place referred to is thes and
lees occupied by the White Housere as
ing Company at the corner Of Spis.
hiocl Its tnacnificent exterior during
;nd;cativa If the treasures that as; 49,
ta;nod within for its counfeco, q
sLai,ras 80 iadar nth a, aseort{ from
goods that includes almost every ,43s,-
article in the clothing line.
mems furnishing goods OF every dsherifi
ton. hats. trunks. yalises, all areichael
be found in such variety that , keva
tending purchaser cannot fail COLL
the article of which he is in ie did
Every department is controllee was
gentleman fully acquainted winding
business, SO that patrons Of the esE
ment can the more readily havk
wants attended to. The busineaar u
has been established by men Of sorL a.
and first-class credit, and they o. was s
able to carry on and conduct ttxoo,, M, IL 90 3
moth operations they have uEa shnra ~ :
They have given a notable 40 -. was nj
their eminent business quayN' "' -
their selection OF BIr. NJ. .1a~s v,;,,, 81 :
to manage and take full cacsnr 81 - -cns. s.
establishment, as Mr.. SorId r ~ not hs
during an unblemisheda was d;ssolved
of twenty-five years nnounc;ng that late,
acquainted with ,ars nnt ~ enter TIC tha
lne i1ercan.lie ~ " sent from here to
man 70 meet '5tshington week ago
si'uation' y that no settlement had
The public.t. A number of schooners
Mr.. Gardne,started for Behring Sea. Il
siderable Jred that the order instruct.
rooms at J ship Caroline to cruise in the
| future coen countermanded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17
The Republican DeicEation.

The following telegram was received
yesterday at the Burlington Offices from
Mr.. P. s. Eustes, General Ticket
Agent Of that system: "The spe-
cial train carrying the California
delegation arrived at Chicago at IL 10
O'Clock this morning, having made the
run in frst-class shape. Everyone is
enthusiastic about the treatment re-
ceived."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17
Tha santn rTonlca noulevard.

Mr.. Curtis, Of the Palms, has been
working for fully six months on plan
to build 100.foot boulevard to the sea
at Santa Monica. His chief difficulty
has been in getting the right-of-way.
This he has at last accomplished. The
way is secured over every inch Of the
distance to the beach; and it may now
be expected that at last this long desired
and greatly needed improvement will
take place. The owners Of fine horses
may we'll congratulate themselves on
this prospect Of good road.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17

TENTS ss Foys harness Shop. 2l7LosAnselcs
street.
Lawn tennis outntssss. TufssLyon Arms Co
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17
The olsmda noad.

1t has been definitely decided to ex-
tend the Anaheim, Pomona and Olinda
road to the ocean, and work will be COM
menced ON the grade about July 1st.
The road will also be pushed through to
Pomona at an early date, and the com
pletion OF this will make another valuable
adjunct to the commercial prosperity Of
Southern California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17

Seymour 4 johnson 90. have % building al
large and commodious store, ~ cc,trecfs
Building, corner Of First and :" coAo's
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17

The following Pullman passengers left
yesterday for San Francisco and the
East BY the IL AS p. n. train: Q. w.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-17

she Oxarart property, the old postoffice
l,uilding, for sale. Bayles & Co., lis
West First street.