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National Republican., 1888-01-20
TIE COI'RT RECORD.

United States Supreme Court.-The proceed
1t Is OF the United States Supreme Court yes-
erday were az foluws
Mr.. George " Massey, of Dover. Del, was
admitted to practice.
No. Ss7 The United states, appellant, vs.
The Jacinto Tin Co. Ra-assgned for argu.
ment on the 23d instant at the head Of the call.
No: l&'5 John ;. Quarles 1t al appellants,
cult court Of the United States for the midd e
district OF Tennessee. On motion OF Mr., Wm.
A. Mckenncv. of counsel for appellees decree
to be docket,d and dismissed with costs.
No. l3j. Thomas c. Porter ct al, plaintiff in
error, vs. Aauson W. Beard, collector, &c.
Argued by Mr.. Charles Levi Woodbury. for
plaintiffs ~ error and by Mr., Solicitor Genera
jerks for defendant in error.
No. i3l. Aianson W. Beard, collector, sc
plaintiff in error, VS.. Thomas G. Porter ct nj.
Argued by Mr. Solicitor General jerks for this
plaiDiifl III error, and by MIR. Charles Levi
WooC bury for defendants In error,
No 1856. Roland Worthingon, collector. &3.,
plaintiff IN error, VS.. Jere Abbott ct al. Argued
by Mr.. Solicitor General jerks for plaintiff 10
error, aud by Mr.. Charles Levi Woodours for
No. 1856. Otestes Cleveland ct al, appellants,
VS., Rhodes Lockwood. Appeal from the cir.
cult court OF the United States for the district
of Ntw Jersey. Dismissed per stipulation.
No. 1877. Edward Is. Thornton, plantiil iu er.
ror, VS. Francis Schrelber, ST, ct al. Argument
commenced by Mr.. Frank T.. Pritchard Tor the
Adjourned until to day.
Court IN General Term-Chiet Justice Bins.
ham and Justices Hagner and James.-Neit1y
et al. Vs. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company. argument concluded and cause sub
mttCd.
Circuit Court--Justice Cox.-Cortz VS.. District
of COlumbia argued and submitted.
Criminal Court Justice Montgomery.-Re
becca Marshall housebreaking; guilty. John
Stewart. housebreaking guilty, with recon-.
mendatiOn to mercy. VIM. Miles, embezzle
ment; committed to Jail In default of $1,000
bail. John GIisby, larceny; on trial.
Equity Court-Justicc Merrick.-Attick VS..
MuhoiCr testimony ordered taken before EX.
amirer NJ. n. Richardson. Muth VS.. StOtt;
ipiurction as to certain lots dissolved. Travers
VS. Davis; restraining ordergrantcG returnablc
Jan. &c. MIth VS.. Stott; auditors report re-
turned for correction. Clotworthy ". WYNN:
sale ratified finally and reference to auditor
ordered. PeriE VS.. strack. DE Geofrey VS.
Riggs; reference the auditor ordered Clo.-
worthy VS.. Wynn: repayment Of advances by
trustee ordered Newton VS. Newton; auditors
report confirmed and distribution ordered.
u, ltg f,.Nt,t
National Republican., 1888-01-20

IRISH PEDIGREFS, Or the origin an i Stcm
Qi me Irish Nation. BY JouN OuARr.
Dnblin James Duffy Il Sons,
most valuable compilation and deserv.
ing Of an extensive circulation. It will de-
light lrishmen all over the world.
FREE JOE, AND OTHER GEoRGIAE
skETCHES. By JOEL CHANDLER HAHRlS.
Including Free Joe, aud the Rest OF thr
World, Little Compton, Aunt Fountains
Prisoner, Trouble on Lost Mountain, aul
Azalia. Charles SCribnefs Sons, New YORK.
From Wm. Ballantyne & Son. Price 81.
The charm OF Mr.. Harrls's Georgian
Sketches has long been recognized as OF II
peculiarly rare kind.
THE WIDE AWAKE WORLD. BY ELrzABErH
WETHERELL,. With Etchiugs by Fred. Drl
man. Philadelphia: J. b. Iippincott Com
psspeg' For sale by A. s, Witherbee. Price
But few stories have had such sale as
this work. 1t will always be read by sue.
ceediDg generations, and ever 1nd well
come In every American home.
THE LIFE OF GEORGE WASHINGTON
STUDIED ANEW. BY BDwARD EvgRErr
HALE New York: q. p. putnam's Sons
For sale by Robert Beall, 495 Pennsylvania
avenue.
This volume aims to present to the new
generation Of Americans the human Wash
ipgton in such way that they may have
some conception Of the man and OF the
advantages and Disadvantages with which
he worked through his great career.
THE STORY OF IRELAND. BY the Hon.
GRlSLl LAwDERs, with some additions by
Mrs. Arthur Bronson. New York q. L.
Putnam sSons. For sale by Robert Beall.
This is one OF q. p. Putnam's sons scrie.
| Of "The Story Of the Nations" which is
now being published by them, and is in-
tended to present in graphic manner The
| stories OF tho different natious that have al
tanned prominence in history.
| A RUSSIAN PROPRIETOR, and other stories.
by COuST LYor n. ToisTUI. New York
Thomas Y. Crowell IL Co.
This new volume OF Tolstoi consists OF
| some Of bis early stories. The first story
which gives its name to the volume, thougr
| only fragment OF O novel planned bur
never finished, is perfect aud complete iu
itself. II perfectly representative OF tin
authors style, and contains some wonder
| fully,vivid sketches OF character. Thes,
stories are the most artistic OF Count Tol
stoi's works, and deserve the greatest popu
| larity.
THE CONGREG GATlONAJrsT MANUAL
From the publishers, No. somerset Street,
| Boston.
This little manual is being received with
great favor by pastors and churches
throughout the country.
| In contains in small space (torty pages,
| pocket sze) much valuable information re.
| gardrg the Congregational denomination,
also list Of prayer-meeting topics for lsSS.
"The Parsons Prayer. Meeting" and the
creed adopted by the creed commission of
1883. 1t is supplied from the Congregations
dIiSt office at cents a copy.
National Republican., 1888-01-20
Baltimore Produce marnet-Jan. 10.
COTTON quiet; midiling, l0A@l0iqc.
FLOUR on fair demand aud steady,

COTTON quieti mldilin6, 0iiglO'qc.
FLOUR on fair demand aud steady,
WIlEAT-Southern quiet and steady: red,
9i@ 07c; amber, 06@Sl 90; western duh an
rather easy; No 2, winter red, spot, S13I@SSl &c;
February, So sgSy' C; March, 9ll9@9lc; May,
93m 93l4c.
CORN-southern fairly active and firm
white, 5S@59c; yellow, 5SG59c; western dun
and steady; mixed, spot 81 56o5S]4c; January,
$3.50 bid February, 51ig95Sc; May, 6OA
WGlC.
OATS dull but steady; southern and Penn.
sylvania, 30@5GG: western white, iO9isci west
cTn mixed 37@S9c.
RYE quiet and steady 6S@1Oo
PROVISIONS steady, at current prices.
COFFEE stGady-Rio CargOCs, ordinary to
fair. l71ml7'i &C.
SUGAR-COppcrr refined firm, liHlGe,
WHISKY steady, si.l5@l.lG.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKEr
BALTIMORE Jan. l0--Nirgluia skies, con.
soldRted, 10; pHSt,duG coupons, 62i3; do. new
IS, 6Si@; dc. lO.iOs, 3Nli bid to-day.
National Republican., 1888-01-20
Cnnhllinn nf Ex.sanutnr Lawls.

Ex-senator Lewis has been quite i'll at thu
residence OF his son in, law, Hon. John An
bier Smith, No. 1iij q street northwest. Dr.
Marmion, assisted by DR.. Gleason. yesterday
performed an operation upon Mr.. Lewis, re-
moving one of his eyes and IL is now though
that the condition and sight of the remaining
eye will improve.
prominence, twice governor of his state and
once n senator, and has many friends who will
be glad to learn of his improved condition and
hope for his recovery.
National Republican., 1888-01-20
THE WORKERS IN GLASS
Discuss Matters That Affect Thei,
Business Interests.

The convention OF the National Assocts-
tion of Bottle Manufacturers held secret
session at Wizards yesterday morning,
some seventy delegates being On haud
The president, w. IL. IIagerty, Of New
York, called the association to order, with
VIM. L, Smith, of Illinois, as secretary.
The object OF the convention was state
to be for the regulation of the length of
blast, and the appointment OF a committee
of five on tariff charges affecting the glass
business. The convention adjourned after
electing the following officers: President,
VIM. Eliot Smith, Alton, III ; vice presi-
dent, Joseph Atkinson, IIawley, Pa secre
tary, John r. Wightman, Pittsburg, Pa
treasurer, Thomas Wightman Pittsburg,
Pa, National Vial and Bottle Association
National Republican., 1888-01-20
DntY on Fish from Cannda.

Representative b -lmont, chairman of the
House committee on foreign affairs, said yes
ter9ay that he did not believe fish woud be put
on the free list in any tariff bill to be intro,
duced at the present session of Congress- and
free, or TO reduce the duty upon 1t would be
unfavorably regSrded by the foreign affairs
committee.
National Republican., 1888-01-20
New pURLICiTIONS.

50 A PPLEToN's NEW CYCLoPEDIA OF
N American Biography contains a bio.
American civil ami military history, SIX vol.
umes, containing 500 pages each; illustrated
with ten fine steel portraits and hundreds OF
smaller vignette portraits and views OF birth
places, residences, etc,
Agents wanted. Specimen pages and price.
list tent on application.
D. APPLETON & co, Publishers. 3
Agency, 457 5th St. NV, Washington, d. q.
dee 26mwNf
National Republican., 1888-01-20

saw knew long ago
that some people
don't know when
they are we'll off,
even particularly
fortunate. In mod.
ern proof whereof
let us relate. ia.
cob Stetson, Of -
county, Georgia,
some time In 1879,
while telling trees
In the pine woods
Of his district, met
with a severe acct
dent, viz, a partly
cut tree, swayed
by the wind, fell
uueyDectetily and
National Republican., 1888-01-20
peeayed and Dangerous Trees.

Hon. p. T. Glass has been informed that the
parking commission are removing the trees on
Twelfth street near southwest, because
they are white poplar planted over forty years
ago and are now deCayed and dangerous,
National Republican., 1888-01-20
DIED.

RIGGS on Thursday, Jan, ~, lSSs, Mt
O'Clock q, m, THOMAS LAwEASuS RIGGS, in
the 30th year OF his age.
Funeral from -. Matthew'S Church Sltlr.
day, Jan. u, at lO,3D o'clock, Friends of the
family and the reverend clergy are respect,
fully invited TO attend. So
OlsEAU,-Thwsday Jan. 10 1855, at 6.iia.
M ELLEN SEvIIlA, widow Of the late Richard
L. Boiseau
Funeral from St Patrick Church on Friday,
The 10th instant, nj 3 O'Clock,
National Republican., 1888-01-20

OF Massachusetts, who have occupied the
speeker's chair IN the national House Of
representatives, was proceeded with, aud
after the pictures had been accepted, at 4;3O
o'clock, the House adjourned until to day,
National Republican., 1888-01-20
RObberies Reported.

Herbert NJ Clarke reports that the cash
drawer of the y. NJ. C. A.. on New York ave-
nue., was forced open and robbed of $50; e. f.
Davis, Ninth and q streets, that his show
window was broken open and robbed of IS
worth of cigars and tobacco, and Edward
Thomas, No. ll6 First street southwest, re-
ports stolen fIom Shed coasting Sled.
National Republican., 1888-01-20
Investigating Cant Gifts Death.

The commissioners yesterday directed In
tendant Stoutenburgh to afford Mr. +. A. Beu.
ter. of the g. A. R., all proper facilities for
the investigation of the circumstances con-
nected with the burial and removal of the
grounds of the asylum,
National Republican., 1888-01-20
CoastIng Forbidden In the Capitol
Grounds.

An order was issued yesterday forbIddiug
cossting in the capitol grounds. This was due
to an accident Detailing Mr.. A. W. Kellogg,
assistant postmaster of the Senate, who was
shocked down by sled and slightly hurt.
National Republican., 1888-01-20

Claims Filed Against "a Contractor.
The dealers in building materials have filed
with the commissioners their claims against
Mr.. Columbus Thomas for supplies furnished
him while building the school building on
Fifth street, near l. street northeast.
National Republican., 1888-01-20
discrimination in Rates.

The case OF SrOlcd and others against the
Lake shore and Michigan Southern railroad,
charging unjust discrimination In rates in
favor OF the Standard OH Company, is stlll be
fore the interstate commerce commission.
National Republican., 1888-01-20
A DurIed 1reasure Found.

The fact that such an old axiom as "let
well enough alone" exists is sufficient proof
that the man who originated that wise old
National Republican., 1888-01-20
Grain and YrpyIgtOD,
Following is the range OF prices In the Chicag,
market, furnished by d. X. Plain & Co., 81. Cloud
Building, corner Ninth and II straets.
Washington STOCK Exohann

The following list OF the most active stocks dealt
In on the Washington Stock Exchange 10 furnished
by Messrs. Bell Il Co., Bankers, No. l437 Pennayl-
yRnia avenue:
I....L Ia
National Republican., 1888-01-20

uARRIs HOUSE,
AMERICAN PLAN)
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, d. q.
Near nth Street.
$3.50 AND S3 PER DAY.
Special Rates TO Parties and Permanent Guests
PASSENGER ELEVATORS.
JOHN IL. HARRIS, Proprietor.
National Republican., 1888-01-20

Baggage called for and checked at hotels
and residences on orders left at Ticket Offices,
6lg and 1851 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, G. X. LORD,
Manager. Gen, Pass Agent
National Republican., 1888-01-20

FREE JOE, AND OTHER GEoRGIAE
sKETCHES. BY JOEL CHANDLER IIARRls
Including Free Joe, aud the Rest OF thr
World, Little Compton, Aunt Fountains
Prisoner, Trouble on Lost Mountain, aul
Azalia. Charles Scribnef's Sons New York
From VIM. Ballantync & Son. Price 81.
National Republican., 1888-01-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IRISH PED1GREFs, or the origin an | s'cm
OF lho Irish Nation. BY JoHN O'UNRE
Dublin; James Duffy & Sons.
A most valuable compilation and deserv.
ing Of an extensive circulation. It will de-
light lrishmen all over the world.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15
NEWS NOTES.

ys Dye, who murdered a man named
Naines at Ventura, has been granted new
trial by the Supreme Court.
Transfers Of real estate yesterday amount
ed to 1925, 100 and were 1l9 in number. OF
them % were for nominal considerations
Ash Wednesday services will he held at
st. PauTs Church on Olive street to-day
Rev Elias Birdsall will conduct the services
at IL A. M. and P. NJ. each day during the
week.
Lent services will be held today at the
Catholic Cathedral High mass and the
blessing OF the ashes will commence at
O'Clock. Professor A. G.. Gardner VIII fur-
nish the music.
The house which has stood on the new M
City Hall lot has been moved away. and the
contractor is now able to continue his ex-
cavations. He is down now some eignt or
ten feet ON the maia portion OF the building.
John J. Jackman, of Bismark, Dakota, has
been in the city several days endeavortng 70
lind q man BY the name of William q.
Smith, who has large fortune awaiting
him at that place. Up to q late hour last
evening he had not succeeded IN hnding the
man.
The following persons were yesterday
Mildred Bouthard, A. J. Hairi to Ida Crour,
Don Larton to Lousinda Janeayer. Frank j..
Kalley to Margaret Laverna Crulman,
Joseph Jacob to Katy Brown, John r. Beck
with to Ada Blakeley. ta
The United States Circuit Court met yes
terday, Judge Ross presiding. The entire
day was occupied in taking evidence In the
case of United States VS.. ]. G McCallum and
Wildwood Murray. to recover 5000 damages
for timber that was cut by defendants on
government land. The case will be con-
ffnued to-day
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15
Per.onal mention.

Lee Jacobs, of San Francisco, is registered
at the Nadeau.
RIA. Graham, of Monrovia, was in the
city yesterday.
Geo. w. CLARK. OF Denver, Col, arrived in
the city yesterday.
James .Bettner, OF Riverside, was in the
city yesterday.
NJ. J. Simpson. of New York, arrived in
the city yesterday.
]. b. Stevens, a prominent clothier of
Boston, is In the city.
s. Heyman, q prominent jeweler OF Chi
cago, is visiting this city.
DR. David Kennedy, of RondOut, N. Y,
arrived in the city yesterday.
H. C. King and wife, of Chicago, are
r0Oming at the New United States.
Frank w. Dyer, of Harvard College, Is in
the city rooming at the Nadeau.
Captain C. A. Merritt and party, from De-
troit, arrived in the city yesterday.
Ben J. Kershaw, of Philadelphia, Penn
aylvania, arrived in the city yesterday.
r. J. Northsm, a real estate dealer of Full
4ert0n, was in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. N. F. Fuller and L. H. Fuller, of
Syracuse, New York, are stopping at the
United States Hotel.
brother, w. II. Anderson, of Riverside,
we're in the city yesterday.
Joseph Meyerstein, who is in the employ
OF Wells, Fargo g. Co. at San Francisco. is
registered at the Nadeau.
A. F. Leopold, Of the Lake Superior Trans
pprtation Com pany OF Chicago, is visiting
the city with his daughter.
]. B. Davis, of Kansas City, Mo-, repre-
senting the Pullman Palace Car Company,
arrived In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Goldthwaite, one of Anaheims most
pabIic. spirited citizens, was in the city yes
tefday. He returned home in the evening.
g. r. TORY, who is stopping at Pasad ena
during the winter, was In the city yes ter
day. looking after the interests of his rail
lroads in Pennsylva uia.
H. Taylor, and wife. L. North and wife,
Mas Grace Taylor and Miss Annitta North,
--au Of Hudson, Wisconsin, arrived In the
Nsdeau.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15
The Dog Nuisance.
FLOWER STREET, Los ANGELES CAL,
ts February 9th, 1873

FLOWER STREET, Los ANGELES CAL, I
- February l 9Th, 1SSS.}
EDITORS HKRALD:-I most anxiOusly ask
q favor. Will you pl ase use your influence
to abate a terrible nuisance. came to Los
Angeles with an invalid husband, in pursuit
of health about five months ago. MY hus-
band is very low with consumption He is
very nervous, and is most terribly annoyed,
by 1t seems to me, a hundred dogs, every
night and day, keeping up constant bark
ing, especially at night What seems the
most terr BILE to him and to me too, is their
howling. He believes the bowling to be
the sure monitor OF approaching death, and
at times it seems to render him almost fran
tic. There are three female dogs within q
Hundred feet of us, and these seem to attract
other dogs. One of the females has collar
on, and some others have collars on. 1
counted nine in front of my house in the
street this morning. Besides the care of my
husband, the barking and bowling SO dis
turbs the little ii ne have to sleep that 1
am nearly exhausted. Our friends have
frequently asked the police to abate the
nuisance, but they simp y refer us to the
Pound Master. Have the people right in
this city, even II they have patd a license to
allow their ours to run at large, destroy the
quiet of their neighbors, and torture the
sick and dyinR
Please give this place In your paper and
do request the powers that be, to require
those that must keep dogs to keep them on
their own premises. Very truly,
MRS. MARY DAVIS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15
MOROCCO.
The Mtllienaires Moving ON the
Town In Force.

Town In Force.
Rumour is rife to the effect that an article
ON the new town of Morocco. which appear
ed in the HERALD yesterday, was sent by
wire to all parts of the East The announce
.ments therein contained made great COM
motion in Gotham, the Hub the Quaker
City. the National Capital, and all the other
.centers OF wealth and refinement on the At
iantic Coast Yesterday the Western Union
wires were burdened with messages of In
quiry, and q string of messenger boys was
busy all day running to the Office of Mr., A.
Il. Denker. A Pool, Combine, Trust or grind
ing monopoly has been formed at the East.
Vauderbilts, Belmonts, all the bankers, rail-
road kings, Standard oil cliaues and other ts r
stock. This is the true inwardness of
Mr.. Blaine's declination Of the Re-
chief manipulator Of the scheme. These
millionaires want to purchase the entire
town site of Morocco, and make 1t sum
mer resort where the gentle breezes Of the
Pacific shall fan the brOws of the tired mil
lionaires, whose life is made burden to
them in c 0unting their untold wealth.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15

The mammoth auction sale of the
Los Feliz Foothill tract, this Wednes-
day, the 18th, will be the event of the
season in real estate circles. I'm
usual preparations are being made by
Mr.. G. J. Griffith for the disposal, to
the highest bidder, of this famous
property. The entire train service of
the Los Angeles Central Railroad
Company have been secured, and
more than 1000 people will enjoy the
free excursion, This subdivision is
especially intended for homes and
gerdens, and win. b sold il lots Of
one q mQE4 Aeze1. -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15

Remember the Second Grand
Excursion
To Pomona tomorrow February
10th. Free grand banquet will be
again served in Taylor's Opera House.
Guests will, after the repast, be con-
veyed in carriages throughout the
city and surrounding country by the
business men and citizens, free OF
charge. Fare for round trip, 81.
Train leaves Southern Pacific Rail-
road depot at 9A.M. Train limited
to six coaches. Tickets for sale only
It Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany's Office at depot. No land sale.
9. D. Ambrose, manager.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15
santa Catalina Island.

Hotel Metropoe is now open. The
Steamer Falcon has been en-
gagged to carry passengers tc
and from the island until the
new steamer is finished. and
will leave San Pedro as follows
February 18th, 21st, 25th and Goth,
returning each following day. Trains
leave Commercial street depot 8 :4C
A N. For further particulars, see G.
r. Shatto, room l, Law building; OF
@. A. Summer & Co., 54 North Main
street,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15

Water is king in California. Strangers
should beware Of deception about this in
raised without it. Many sellers promise
water, but few can show it. The Porter
Land and Water Company, First and Spring
streets, invite inspection of their lands and
water at San Fernando.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15
unaelixerea TeleRr.ms,

Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph Office, February 13, 1888,
E. n: =. D. Barnett +. L. Flint, C. L. How.
ard' Chas. Mathews, Cross. Dever 4 Co.,
Geo. G. Gates, G F. Larry, A. e. WagstaR, T.
J. Peck, J. Beckwith, Rob. Barwell, B. Lapi-
datre, E. and w. J. Reed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15

Many sufferers from liver and kidney
complaints would find great relief, and
many might be entirely cured, If they would
persevere in the use OF Frese's Hamburg
Iea. simple vegetable remedy, which acts
all Impurities, and restoring to vigorous
health those parts SO long under bondage to
disease.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15
A Model Policeman.

Police Officer McGrath, of Santa Rosa, is
intense agony from infiammatory rheuma-
tism. He is now as well as ever and fine
specimen of manhood. He used three bot
ties of "That Wondrous Liniment," which
completely cured him. For sale by all
druggists One dollar bottle.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15
Dutv Free.

Mr.. &. d. Gibson, Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue In this city, was the recipi-
ent Of precious package yesterday which
enters the county duty free. It is q son and
heir Q bouncing boy, who ma es the scales
kick the beam at just 10 pounds. The con-
Gratulations of Eds friends are now in
1P6aP
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15

Sixty thousand dollars spent in porfectina
the.Bater system Of the Porter Land and
water Company at San Fernando, and an
fhspection Will show that no system In the
valley can compete with It Go and see for
your. elf ONCE at San Fernando, or First
and Spring streets, Los ANGLER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15

Dealers and Consumers Of Beef
will find 1t to their advantage to call on
Philadelphia Brewery, Allso street. for tn !.
best lager or stcanl-becr, good on irau ght
81 20 per doz., il bottles returned Deliv.
ered to any part of the city. Telephone 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-15
A CAance - Set Fine Land and
water without Cash.

Porter Land and Water Company, corner
of First and Spring streets, offers q few
tracts of their best valley land at San Fer
pando to parties desiring to plant half in
6tEus fruit trees without requiring any
OF pure, free water piped to the land.
Terms, one, two and three years, at six per
cent inteypat