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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
WRITING BY ELECrRIcIrY.
ONE of the Most Beautiful OF modern
lnvcnEions.

One OF the most beautiful of modern
inventions-it remains to be seen Theth-
err it is as useful as il is beautiful--the
instrument devised by MI. John Robert
son for the transmission of writing by
electricity, may now be seen at work at
the American exhibition. Out Of the top
/ OF q box, which is about the size Of an
ordinary dispatch box, protrudes what
has the appearance Of stylogrep hic pen.
This, however. is not a pen, but the
handle OF the "transmitter, and its
lower end is fixed to a light brass per-
pendicular bar Any motion given by
the hand-you hold it Just like Il pen
to the handle OF the iransmitser
is communicated by this bar to
two series OF carbon disks contained
within tho box, and after various
adventures among magnets, etc, is car
ried sgain TO the top Of The box, where it
ia reproduced exactly by a small ink
holding pen, whose point rests on a
white paper tape. A clockwork appar-
atus pulls this tape along at q gentle
pace; and after a little practice you find
sliat it is quite easy TO move the handle
|sof the transmitter so that the pen snail
write legibly'on the moving tape.
Now, whatever is written on the tape
befcre you il wliiten' simultaneously a
mile of, or it may be fifty miles of, on a
lssimilar tape, by o Similar instrument at
the other end OF tre vie. The instru-
mont is very compact and apparently
efficient; and, as lr is quite silent, there
seems no reason Willy d reporter IN the
House Of Commons should not straight
way write of his report OF debate'to be
| INTERCHANGEABLE read off in PRINTING!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
ortIolal nascnll.r Ia Afrlea.

A great sensation has been caused in
Brussels by the publication in La Nation
Of several lettersby the late African OK
plorer, Lieu Charles Warlomont,
which had been written few weeks
before his death at Bona. The young
traveller said that most OF the European
officials of the Congo State, with the ex-
ception OF few officers, were rascals OF
the lowest type, whose only aim was to
enrich themselves at the expense OF the
settlers. They pocket most Of the money
given them for the purchase OF victuals,
ticlss of food and drinE. Red wine,
which the physicians prescribe as the
best antidote against the Congo fever,
can only be had at Banana and Bona,
and that only OF the poorest quality.
The annual budget OF the Congo Free
State provides for a large quantity Of
"first-class red wine, - and yet the Afri-
can explorer is compelled TO resort either
to polluted wafer or TO spirituous liquors,
whose use means simply death. Lieut..
Warlomont maintains that the mal.ad-
ADMINISTRATION Of the Congo officials is
answerable for more deaths than The
climate of that region. Immediately
alter the publication Of these disclosures
Ia la Nation, ono OF whose editors Is a
brother Of Wariomont, the King Of the
Bclgians ordered tho Chief administrators
OF tho Congo State, Gsn. Strauch, to in
stitutc the most searching inquiry Into
tho truth Of the charges. A dispatch to
shat effect has been sent 10 the aoV6xu-
inent.G General, Jannsse1. at banana,
Ill. Il Is
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
NoTIcE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

Philip sichlcr VS. Peter Esohelbsoh. ID. J.
LeTls assignee OF Peter Eschelnach, N. Van
derlip, L. Gpttschalk, Chas Dillman, Chas. Kohl
OF and +. Endl. sherih-s Sale No. 7544. Or
\ Under and by virtue Of M 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 day OF May, A.
Philis sichler, The aboye named plaintiff, OBJ
tstned a Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
and sale against Peter Esohelbach ct ais, defen-
dents, on the l4th day.cf May, A, D., 1888. for
the sum Of $7,4t1 dollars in gold coin ofthe
United States which said decree was. on the
Judgment book Of sEid Court, at page -,
am commanded to sell nll that certain lot,
piece, or parcel OF land, situate, lying and
being in the County OF Los Angeles State Of
lows. to witt $4,000
The same being twenty acres OF land bound
ed east by land owned by the estate OF Louis c.
BifScb and Joseph Burch or assigns; south be
and owned BY Mrs Maggie NinbiEler: west by
land now Owned BY y. II. SAINTS, north by the
County road leading from Santa Ana to Tustin
City, and being a part OF the northeast quarter
OF section IL township 8 south, range 9 west.
Snu Bernardino meridian and being the same
grs mises conveyed to MVrtgager BY deed from
Public notice is hereby given. That on
Saturday the 9th day Of June, A. d. 1888, at IL
O'clock ~ OF that day, in front OF the Court
N1use door Of tn County OF Los Angeles, on
Spring street, ] viii, in obedience to said order
"a sale and decree Of foreclosure and sale, sell
the above described property, or so much there
OF as may be necessary 20 satisfy said Judgment
with interest and coats, ntc.. 10 the highest aud
best bidder. for cash in cold coin Of the United
Dated this lcth day OF May. 1883, "
shegiH Of Los Angeles County, California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

an,c and publication from past sin by
confession to the elect Of Gca. The en-
thusiasm aroused by this teaching waH
such thak tho now disciples lett their
work and deyc'od al them time 70
prayers and 10 Listening 20 sermons and
Instructive discusses. The principal
dogma OF this ecct IS tho descent u tho
Holy Spirit upon believers. This descent
tRkes place only unon the elect during
religious .meetings, and takes place con-
tinually Only upon Two or thNe persons
IN czech meeting Hablh.alg Il occurs
only at the end 81 meeting Whep all
have been suitably prepared by pfaS err
Tho signs Of bis presence are chiefly an
unusual pallcf OF the face, Qaiakonnd
breath, then a swaying Of the whole
body, then the pei sons BEGIN to tap
rhythmically with their ieet aud zion
follow jumpings and violent conlofticna,
and in the end they fall heavily to the
ground.
All this docs not always follow In the
same order. Some OF tie believers
sway, and then, spripgiug on The
benches,' begin to jump, Others fall
from the benches TO the door, and there
remain stretched out Tor u whole -Four or
more. Others march round Tie table
with theatrical stride shaken by hysteri.
cal sobs. And while twirling in thoir
places, throwing Themselves about fall
ing OIL the ground or raising themselves
again, they retain fixed look Of great
solemnity and seriousness imprinted on
tner faces. The meeting ends with a
fraternal greeting, the teachers and
apostles embracing each other and then
retiring 10 the opposite sides Of the
room. Then the brothers and sisters
sp5y1e to them successfully, throw them
selves on the ground three times before
them and embrace them three times.
This frate.nal greeting lasts sometimes
an hour or two, and the number Of
kisses each brother and sister'receiyes
raaches a hundred or more Nine
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
LIYING AFTER BEINe scALPEp.


pcTltHtc Oh u EtSfA0a woman
with the ScmiItoie Indians.
During the Seminole Indian war Of
1887 there were times when the Indians
would leave off hostilities in order to
make their crops and prepare anew for
the warpath. All the settlers had to live
in forts, and in planting crops and culti-
waiting them some ef them would work
while others stood guard. During these
cessatiofs OF hostllities some would re-
turn to their homes only to be driven
back to the fort and sometimes killed
and scalped.
Fleming Johns and his wife returned
to their home, at what is nov Baldwin,
IS the Indians had not been seen for some
time. Early in the morning Johns got
up. opened the.door and looked around.
lie saw no signs Of Indians, and went
out to cut some frewood. While cutting,
the Indians fred at and wounded him.
He ran into the house and shut the door.
Hig gun was on rack. He reached for
it. but fell from loss Of blood, knocking
off the hammer.
Johns had no other weapon, and was
at the mercy OF the Indians, who ad-
vanced to the door and began, with the
AK, TO knock it down. Johns offered
,
would spare his life. The Indians only
laughed and cursed him. They broke
the door down and shot him, and began
to take what they wanted, ripping open
the feather bed, pillows and holsters,
and packing up all they wanted.
Johns wife looked on, every minute
expecting to be killed aud scalped. She
told me they packed all they wanted be-
fore thev molested her. An old Indian
motioned her to leave, but she was afraid
to move. He took her by the hand and
led toward the door. She looked back
and an Indian was raising his gun to
shoot. She threw her arms over her
eyes and he shot, the ball striking her
| arm and going through her neck. She
| fell forward, stunned, with her arm un-
der her head. Before they got through
scalping her she came 10 her senses, but
feigned being dead. The Indians then
get fire to the house and left ol1ietlv.
After they had been gone a short
sine. and the house was well on FIRE.
she cot up and tried to pull he dead hus.
band from the burning house, and pulled
him as far as the door, when she tainted
In falling, a pail of water was unset
upon her, which brought her back to
consciousness. She took a towel, folded
| it. and covered her head, and left. TAX
| ing the road. Wanting water, and feel
ing faint, she went to a pond Of water
| where she wet the towel and mt i on
her head. She saw horsemen coming
and recognized her fatherin-law. He
also discovered her. The men levele,i
| their guns to shoot her. and she was
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
uEALEp bids goR BOD, oo0 asIcx.

ofioe of the Clerk Of tie Board "a 6
ors OF Los Angeles county, cs1. -~>
will ne received at this oiilco ufltII
June 9th, 1883. for futliisnins III th&I
ftsifNlzed will be n nrssa sol S11 +
the farm or other place in the valley i e
Proposals win also DO received Na11
furnished by bidder for building 4 fxl
ture 30x6u feet to he used tcupntsf{I1 4
COMMUNICATION OF Inmates Of rQ0f X1
Board reserve the right to fejdet any Ii
Angeles county. Cal. O. q, DQN5N<(I
May "a. 1888.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

mn TIKI JUSTICES c0ukr OF Los ANGE-
. ~ les Township, County of Los Angeles. State
io{ California. 3. g. THney, Justice of the Peace.
.Q.s n, kiefcr and ? l.. ..iefer, co-partners, do
NpE busitiesF under the firm name OF Kiefer &
'No-, plaintiff, vs.. W. J. Stevenson, defendant.
5umfnonr.~
greeting to w. J Stevenson, defendant
4 lou are hereby required to appear in an ac
ton brought against you BY the above named
piaintf.s In the 5uatice's Court I Los Angeles
/. icTnship, Los Angeles, County, State OF Cali
fornis, IND 10 suswer before the Justice az his
office, In the said ttwnshtp tue e0inrlnint fled
.thereiii, within hve uays Exclusive Of the day
Dtif Servicel after the service you OF this sum
mons, il served Within the townFhip i'll which
Httis action is brought, Or ifservsii out ofsa.d
.toH nshfp, but III said county, within ten DAYS;
qr ssithia twepty days ii served elsewhere.
b The said action is brought to recover @, and
from vun the sum Of 2at.75 dollars allext( to
he due pleiAf;fis for goods, Wares and NEE
cnandise sold and delivered At defendants
special irstalec and request. 10 the amount
u e$1d4 2s-iO0 having heer sold and de-
liyere1 by plaintiis; and the sum OF
$97 50-tc0 being fos goods, wares and
merehanGise sold nd delivered by :. Cohen &
fiiFs before the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF suit herein,
leiefehte being had % the e1lnplnlut fled here
ia: hrd yoa ore here ~ notified that il you fail
+ TO ss,peer and answer said complaint as above
rtquirac, said plGiniiH Will cause yeus default
~ 70 entered slid take Judgment against OF
Tor the sum Of 2a1 T5-i00 dollars, together
,s+th costs Of suit.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April,
1883 =. L. fancy,
justice Of the Peace.
THos. D. BEowN, Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

Land Office mt Los A1lgcles, CA r.
1888. Notice is hereby given fl1ae d
ing named settler has filed notice Of +
tion to mako final proof in 50 isrloyt n f 4
and that said proof will be 1iiale M
lister and Receiver st Los A,iEH]c1
July II, 1883, Wiz Geo.. stalirf{. [<I|
S. No 505i, for the NNii ( seq. ] 4, 8. a.
l6 west, 9. B. NJ HenameB the I'll m
resses to prove his coiitlnuous ltsI<141
Young, John Badly, Of Elizabeth d
J.. w. Cussck, G. NJ Church, 81 q
Cal. II. "; PATToN<4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
Railroad Consalid

PURSUANT 10 THE STATUT3
4 case made and provides n4I
given that the southern Fecj 10 M
pany, the San lOzc and Aim
Company, the Paisro ana Snuf8 Ck
Company. the Monterey k&1i<c1
tho Monterrey ExtenssVn IA t<og
the Southern FGeiiic kraucn nh
pxny, the San Pablo IN a Iri4tc Il
pnnv, the san Pablo and 1t17u}1
Rsilrosd Compapy, the SAN El1I
RSil,oad Compapy, the Stockton n &
opnlis RsiiroAd Company. the Sf(
Iuiare Railroad Com pai1y, The ST
Valley aud Yosemite Raiiroad Con
Los Angeles and san Diego EGi lf0<
the Los Angeles s1ld indcpcI <e.11
Company, the Long Acath. ~ 1i1tiII
Angeles County Rallroad 'ons ~ N
hesrh Kilrofd Culs pan II the Son q s
Railroad Extcnsicn Corn nv. ~ a n
and Fan Berrardiio Esi.foSd f's1nIlI
the written cons eut OF fkQ f;c{1 i OK
inKmcye than t1rce-;n>lrtr> ia, s Ia
st,ck Of each al said c<,<n IS }>zI< <(|
and by xxreeulcilf Of fiic rct;>16 [{1
Directors Of said 0<frro<6>|r q
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

uithc County of Los Angeles, state OF Call
iEfnia, ~ tho r:attter OF HoIort Hertig and
fnomas ", iens.sa, partners as iIentig end
JeufeeEt ine0iVcnt debtors. Ofdcr Adiudica-
1on % Insolvency. Robert Henug snd Thamas
W. Jeilfess having fled in this court their petit
! ton, sthedules and inventOriea IN Insolvency,
| teel. residents o. the County OF Los Angeles
atatH o. Vhlliurnia, for more than six mouths
| next Proceeding the illirg OF their petition,
nhu mat they have been FATHERS In trade un te.
the firm name OF Hentig & Jeffess and as s,i ch
partners, as well as individuals they owe debts
excseding in amount the sum d $780, and ihat
ittey>src, rs partners, ns we'll an individually
/ intpitc><x debtors as they are hereby declared
20 pc lnsNNent Tho Sheriff of the County of
Los Angeles 4, Is hereby directed 70 take p6ssess-
ION o. ~! the JOINT stock and property of tho
partheIship, md also all the separate estate OF
eacn q tne sud pertne.s, excepting such parts
thereof as may be exempt by law, and OF all
neeus, vouchers, books OF account and papera,
BOTH 81 tie rartnership and OF said partners In
qiyidually. and to keep the same safely until
'nS r % 81 sssgnee IN this matter
NE said iusolyent debtors, jointly or indvidu.
1l ,;, or 20 deliver any property belonging to
m Or 81 for 70 sbRy
that OF either Of Them; and the said debtorg
jointly ard seyerally, are hereby forbidden to
order Of ths any Propy until the
Its further ordered that all the creditors of
beiorethe Honorable w. z. Gardiner judge OF
the superior Court Of the County Of Los AnSeies
IN open court, at the courtroom Of said court,
department No 2, Jones block In tho County
Of los Angeles, on the eleventh day of June,
1883, at 10 o'clock a. NJ. of that day, TO prove
their debts, and choose an assignee of the es
tatcs OF said debtors. -7
!. i Is further ordered that this order be pub
hshed IN the Los Angeles Daily HERAD, a
newspaper Of general circulation, published in
the County OF Los Angeles, as often as the said
puper Is published, before the said dny set Tor
the meeting of creditors.
And tits further ordered that in the mean
time all proceedings against the said insolvents
or against either OF them be stayed. VI
Az ~. W. j. GARDINER, Judge,
Dated Los Angeles, May Z, 1883.
CHA8.t II. DuNSM00R, Clerk.
By y. u. TANNING, Deputy Clerk.
GRAVES, OAELvENY q SHANKLAND,
"a u. N $. Attorneys for Debtors.
w. >. WRIGHT OF Counsel myS-35t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

Inc past week mas Deen one OF p3l6
activity throughout the country. S a
the entire list of delegates to both con-
ventions will be made up. Phe most
striking fact In what is going on'is the
dissimilarity of the attitude presented by
each other. The Democrats have one
candidate for the chief place on the
ticket, and only one. He is so obviously
there is no necessity and no use for an
on the first ballot amid scene of en-
thusiasm that has rarely, If ever, been
equalled at q national convention. A
solid phalanx comes from every State in
the Union to support the man
who turned the tide Of de-
feat that had run strongly for
quarter OF century, and has since so
conducted himself in Office as to silence
the complaint that "the Democrats could
not be trusted with power" The Re-
publicans, on the other hand, are broken
up into more groups than there are in the
French Assembly, and there are almost
as many candidates as there are North
ern States. In the face Of a palpable in
ability to unite upon any one name, they
are btisying themselves in an ensleavor to
find out whether the man who led Them
to defeat last time meant what he said
when he declared that fshis name would
not be presented to the Convention"
The longer the discussion on that point
lasts the greater becomes the demoraliza-
ton. So many party newspapers and
leaders are committed against Mr..
Blaine's nomination as inviting inevitable
defeat, and SO many OF his supporters are
incensed against the others for ex
pressing that opinion that the whole
party is more ready for Kill
kenny feline fight than for harmonious
Convention. 1t is now certain thar
Chauncey Depew's New York. friends arc
in downright earnest about his candida
ture, and this must weaken BIaine'e
chances, which are nothing II not backed
by practically unanimous support from
that pivotal State. OF course the unex-
pected may always take place in politics,
and 1t may be that enthusiasm will vet
center upon some one candidate. Indi-
cations from many different quarters,
especially from Illinois, pointed to the
strong possibility that the name Of Judge
Gresham might prove to be the rallying
one, but 1t has just leaked out that he
holds, and has expressed, opinions 10
regard to the tariff almost Identical with
those of Cleveland. In view Of the pros
nounced character OF many of the State
platforms, it Is dific1Sk to see how a
moderate tariff map,( did be Che Re-
publican nominee. t Illinois, q Re-
publican stronghold nd the State in
which the convent 4 Is to be held, wants
Judge Gresham AZ his tariff views and
does not want ane. The party con
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Kstste OF John Noel. dcceaso6 4 Z
hereby given by the uuiersi xued q q al
OF the estate OF Jpi,n Noel, daoteeg|
asainst the said DECEASED q exh3 T
with the necessary Touch ets, WI r
mouths after the first puDlicat!oa n
tice to the said affn,nistratCr, ~ H1&1
business, No AZ NORTH Haia street. a
Of Los Anscles, III the county 0f IN
Dated this l5th dsy of My. a. ID 4
my20 4w JANIS NOEL Admi1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
NOTICE 10 sTooKHoLDHas

The annual meeting Of the sf1o1
the Los Angeles Gas Com patly ztf I.
OF officers for the ensuing year 4.
transaction 81 such other husiue6E
brought before tbs fncetilig. VIII ~
oihco OF the COMPANY. $3.50 Ear<t
in this city. on Tuesdny, tho 6g1 e.
1858, at 10 O'Clock a. u. WILLIAM
my4I-td IIl rs s. Va * 1-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

l have e1deavored to present this IN
teesling slight As | witnessed 1t ia Nai'cif
|, 1861. aot mus NOW leave TO others to
determine is times, saASons and ccn-|
aianey. Since my journey 70 Mount
Sinsi the Sapz canat has hesn completed
ana SNOW one Of the gates Of the world.
The coumeice Of thc Oeaident and the
Orient flows past the base. OF Gabel
Atakah, bringing it daily within sight Of
some Of the many thousands OF parsons
that are bono past It zach year.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
4 ssEssMENr NOTICE.

LosAngeles Electric Company, Id X
Cal. Notice ID hereby given That ut an1,{
the Directors. held on the 4th day Of faI
an assessment OF one dollar per ehkreW va
upon the capital stock OF tho c1rp(
payable on the 30th day Of june ~ ~ y
Blackman, Secretary Of the corp0rsti6}]x|
office Of the company, rooms 10 and M
New High st., in the City of I.ok Auk@
forisia. Any stock upon which this "a
shall remain urpnidU IN the 30th doX
1883, will be ldelinqtert 1ass e r3tf<
sale at public auction, and MP paI(
made before, will be sold on tho 2x1|
July. 1888, to pay the delinquent .a1I|
together With the costs Of Advertising
pe''''' = ~ W. R. BLAcKMAN, seed
Rooms 10 and n, No. III New Hin
Auoafae nul 'i 4I.|l I3. 1I1 81 ~ r
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
bo1IcE or ELECTION.

4 The qualified electors OF Vernon school dis
<rict af. Aefehy notified thar there will be an
eIecticu he'd tn the public school bulldog on
june 18th, SIS, for Tue purpose Of ascertain-
10 The amount Of IKE thousand dollars. The
money o}lRinez ffoaa the sale of said bonds,
~ BE- expanted in fusniFhiag Setter scconl,
lHotationa for the pupils OF f0id school. Said
bonds shall run for tlieterm OF ten years, drew
eight pen cent per annum interest aud to
te Of <lt3 tollew Ing denomination, Wig; One
6ullt rcd Gnliar bonds. Said clection shall be
held III conformity with sections 1888 and
1851 OF the rol.ttoa. code, excepting the
words TO appear npoks>e hsilQts.. which shalt
rs Berry, z. Miisap. andli draper are hereby
'+ ISAAC GfBHS,
+, q. W. TOWNSEND,
usxsG.21t Trustees.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

Arc spentcyofy year w tho, l,rNrl n ~
for worthless nieQiCints f1f NV eHfr0I
and luhg tiseatet, when we Know tuN>l
would ouly invest 81 III SANTA M ~, 4
California discovery FOR contuntpbFtn u:
drsd C0inplninis they would III tNi4
remedy fud relief. Ibis rstc ,Ifr ~ tn't ID
istess, physicians ind piibiip sl,st k.
Golden State. Sold and runtAutted
Hancc, II and 40 North epiiiis stle>t
bottle Threc Tor $500
Tho most sttibborn case 81 cetafffN ~I
iiy suneunib To CALIFORNIAN, A'f4
SIX months Treatment iofEl ~ mHi' :
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03

Los Angeles Paper Company, Ia
Cal. Notice Is hereby given thai Q ~
the Dicrectors, held on the "a DAY. q
1888, an assessment OF $40 per M
levied upon the capital stock OF tlliE {,(I
payable on or before the 10th day OF
ton, at his rooms 10 aud ~, Univer@{
Block, No. III New High street, Q1|
Angeles, Cal. Any stock upon whiQ1
sessment shall remain unpaid on; The e
OF May, 1888, will be Delinquent w
tised for sale at public auctloll; 4ll1
payment ia made before, will DO kolX
31st day OF May, 1888. to pay the Q1|
and expenses OF sale. ~
w. Il. BLACKMAN, Ec1|
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-03
LEsAH


ASoLbi1oN. m Is
Resolution OF the Board OF sr)>eYvi61
County Of Los Angeles, adopted MAJ
1888. tft|
on motion Of Supervisor VonRblo tb3 ,
Ing resolution OF tic Board VI 6urtfvl7
Los Angeles County, California, Waaf
monsly adopted; ~
WHEREAS, u appears thai the pfopert5
matter described belongs to tho Coult{y
Angeles, and ~ notrvquire1 Tor public y
that the sale thereof VIII DO for tho nc4t]
ekta OF said county,. therefore be H.. III 4.
Resolved, That the Clerk Of this H410
is hereby directed to give thirty daYa, ak
publication In the Los Angeles ~ 4
aud ErcRiag Express, newspapers pi{{I
said county, That said property WiIf g.
public auction at tho dotr OF the ca
of said county, on Main street, In ~
Los Angeles, California;, on the tn
1888, at IL o'clock NJ. OF said day, tc M Il
bidder for cash. The said pxrccl Ut
situated in the City OF Los A,aneiQH. Y
and being lot MOL (witii OK WilhQyS
mentsl, OF Subdivision u Cdullty.
giounds," containing z ,4o3 tcros. a>lI1
map thereof recorded on paap 1.A0
miscellaneous Records OF Les Angela
aforesaid. 4 "a . ( N 8 .31*V
The Board reserves the right to reiad
all bids Is S. T i |/l
BY order OF the hoard of suneryiit
Angeles County, March 10, 1888. + NJ ,{l
moh11-3Ot c. IL. BUhsfOOl<, n