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The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1888-10-13

cOntented themselves with hoOtlng and
fiinging oppfobfieus epithets at the new
men, It was renewed with increased vio-
lence Tuesday morning and in the after
noon it developed into the placing of OBJ
structions on the tracks and collisions
with the police.
Congressman Fuller of Iowa objected
to the passage of the Nicaragua canal bill
in the house Friday, and it is alleged that
the democratic campaign fund is out just
100000 thereby. Objections to the bill
from the democratic side have been grow
ing less, and from the republican head
quarters in New York came the word that
there was job afoot There is compa-
ny in New York organized for the pur-
pose of building the canal along the best
possible route to Nicaragua, and asking
only government sanction to go on with
the work. The corporation IS moneyless
and cannot float its bonds until bill
passes congress authorizing and fathering
the scheme. In order to float the bonds
it is alleged that the syndicate referred to
has promised to give to the democratic
campaign fund 100000 if their bill is
passed at this session. This scheme was
more than confirmed when Chairman Bar
mum and Committeeman Thompson APP
peared upon the floor of the house at the
time when the bill was called up by Nc
Rae of Arkansas After the bill was
killed Mr.. Fuller said that the house was
not holding all this time to pass bills for
the benefit of the democratic national
committee.
Saturdays London (England) Tele-
graph published two sketch portraits
from descriptions of the man last seen
in company of the women named Stride,
one of the victims of the Whitechapel
murder fend. The result has been the
unceremonious arrest of every man bear
ing any resemblance to the pictures, and
great deal of discomfort has been
caused by this new phase of police activ-
ity. Many of the arrests were made by
self constituted detectives, or ambitious
vigilance committeeman. The victims
are generally discharged from custody as
soon as brought before magistrate, but
some are unlucky enough not to be able
to satisfy the officials of their rectitude,
and are subjected to more or less annoy
ing detention. One of the men arrested
carried bag, in which was found razor
This suspect IS still held, and will have
to give very good account of himself
and,his razor Another perplexity attend
ing the Whitechaple muddle is due to
the fact that the regular police do not
know by sight the various amateur detect
ives, and the latter are OCCASIONALLY "held
up'' and put to the embarrassment of eX-
planning their presents and mysterious
movements in the much watched district.
The Livingston enterprise. [volume] (Livingston, Mont.) 1883-1914, 1888-10-13
,rrRDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1888.

,osEY LOANED
NJ Nsix per cent. per annum.
n,ctx BUILDING AND LOAN
Az ASSOCIATION.
,,.ruoEIzEp CAPITAL, $50, 100000.
CSC y -. THOMPSON, Vice pres't of local board
aaev on town and farm property, interest
loan 'no'' al fix per cent per annum.
,.rms and applications apply to
J" SAVAGE T. ELDER,
attorneys and Agents, Livingston, Mont.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29
kuEsDAy, NAY 60. ,sss.
To our Dsst-,ps.


: duty Of making an apology is not
Isant one. To be obliged TO reiter-
sprcssions Of regret is irksome in a
strical ratio where the common diff
" Is a large figure. Disagreeable
settings are, it lis a role in which we
|prselves forced to appear in through
tier act Of long play. Our new
rs still in very recaIcitrant mood, /,
! Is impossible to get the paper out
Mat expedition as to time, or neat
las to appearance that We should
greet our patrons with over their
| coffee in the morning. The most
mechanics to be procured are at
might and day in an earnest en-
|rto get the complicated machines
brk in accord one part with the
Progress is making in all re-
and each day we hope to see the
troubles harder for us to bear up
than 1t Is for our patrons to endure
oss or lateness Of their papers.
more we must earnestly beg our
to exercise patience in which
bave already indulged us perhaps
! than we deserve; but not longer
pressing exigencies demand. We
y give our patrons n prompt, regu-
otherwise satisfactory service in
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

gran'ed by the Federal government "a
indeed small. Including the appropria-
fion in the bill now before Congress the
total sum spent ard TO be spent in the
improving Of this harbor OF our sec
ton is only 100000. But fortunately
we are not TO be left dependent
on the action OF the Government, which,
after all, is largely eleemosynary in its
nature. Private enterprise is earnestly
enlisted in this interest, and II will make
our hsrbor safe and commodous for the
commerce OF the seas which must be
handled here. The work is begun. It is
being prosecuted with energy. 1t will
not be allowed to rest until 1t is con-
pletei. Ship and car will be brought
together at San Pedro, and in short
period no section Of country in the
Union will have better facilities for COM
merce than Southern California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

OuR pagan friends, the Japanese, in
the reorganization Of their system Of
polity, have followed the plan Of the
Democracy rather than that OF Republic
anism. They have been intelligent OBJ
servers Of the rule Of the Republican
party in the past, and on the question oi
tariff have carefully avoided the grevious
error Of that party in favoring and up
holding taxation for surplus. No such
onerous measure appears in the govern
mental policy of Japan. The annual
budget is estimated upon the simple basis
Of actual expenditures, with due regard
to economy. The line is strictly followed
that the expenditure is to be kept within
legitimate limits, so as to preserve the
equilibrium between the revenue and
expenditure. Hence, unless there is
large or extensive building under
taken, or other public work
begun, the ordinary expenditure
lis met by the ordinary revenue. The
treasury department occasionally issues
bonds and certificates; but only to meet
a deficiency occurring within the year
which is not extended over to the next
year. The revenue is almost wholly de-
rived from taxation. The principal tax
is upon land, which produces two-thirds
Of the revenue; the next is on spirits,
equal to one-fiKh, and the taxes on soy
and tobacco come next. The taxes for
1887 were in the aggregate 65, l0l ,l23, 900
yen, of which amount 2,704 ,553 900 yen
were derived from customs duties. The
heathen children of the Rising Land OF
the Fun are sound on the Democratic
principle Of taxation for revenue only
the only principle Of revenue which is in
keeping with the intention Of the Re.
public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

DURING the recent Direct-Tax debate
not one word was said about the lax
method Of Republican accounting illus
trated by the collecting of this tax.
When the Direct-Tax was levied in 1851
all Of the States except one Western and
eleven Southern States, assumed their
quota and paid the tax. Another act
was passed in 1852 for the collection Of
the tax in the recalcitrant States and
Commissioners were appointed to make
collections. In 1868, by act Of Con-
gress, collections were suspended until
January l, 1869, since which date collec-
tions have not been resumed. The
Republican party had not the courage to
repeal the act which for political reasons
they did not care to enforce and adopted
the doubtful expedient of letting the
whole thing go by default. Whether the
Direct-Tax Commissioners have default
ed, or the Republican Government book
keepers, is not clear; but there is GER
tainly grave discrepancy between the
books Of the First Controller and those OF
the Register of the Treasury as to the
amount Of Direct Tax due. According to
the books of the first named official the
amount due is $2,S33,07 while on the
Registers books the amount is So ,6l7 ,90S,
a difference Of the no inconsiderable sum
Of $2l5, 1859. Has it gone to swell Hub
BELLS assessment or Dorsey's soap, OF
has it been safely invested for the use Of
the Republican party in the coming
campaign?
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

REPUBLICANS in Michigan are "'between
the devil and the deep blue sea-" The
decision of the Supreme Court on the
local option law has stirred up the Pro.
hibition people to an unwonted degree OF
activity, and the "dry" vote in the Wool
VERNE State will be large this fall. The
personal liberty people, of course, will
vote the Democratic ticket in a mass
and this will turn large number of Re-
publican votes to the Democratic party
Some OF the Republican leaders in Mich
igan begin to get weak kneed over the
outlook,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

Down in the Peninsular State, under the
high license system there, the saloon
keeper, before he sets up his shop, must
pay out above $3.50 to the authorities
His application for license must first be
endorsed by three hundred citizens and
printed in the county at his own expense
he then pays $3.50 to the State, the same
amount to the County Treasurer, and a
like sum to the town in which he car
ries on business. Yet it is just as easy
for man to get in weaving way in
Florida as in Prohibition Kansas or in
free California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

~ D. LYNCH. JANEs =. Ayers.
Ikg & LYNCH, PUBLISHERS
DELIVERED BY CARRIERS
BIZ. per Week, or soc. per Month

II coRnrsrovpEscE from adjacent towns
|aly solicited.
krrArcrs should bc made by draft, check,
Nee order or postal note. The latter
i be sent for all sums less than 50.
PRINTING DEPARTMENT--Owing 10
katly Increased facilities. we are prepared
tute all kinds Of Job work 10 superior
g special attention will be given 10
trcia1 and legal printing. and all orders
promptly filed At moderate rates.
bfiicial List OF Letters remaining in the
lce Is published In the HERALD on
"
" or PUBLICATION, 1885 West Second
between spring AMI Fort. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

Our esteemed evening contemporary
the Express, cut its form to four pages
and an inset last night. The paper loses
nothing of interest by this wise step. Il
retains full space for all its news, and
simply discards a load of dead matter
whose presence does no one any good
To this complexion must all wise jour.
nails come at last.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29
r = = -
San Pedro Harb0r.

pns OF this section will be jubi-
heck by week they read of the
Of work now happily begun by
p Pedro harbor will be made a
-commodious maven for ships.
Pacific coast line of the United
is sadly deficient in harbors. 1t
Irbor capacity for all the commerce
ktion, but nature did not properly
butte these facilities. Puget Sound
pliers a haven of refuge to all the
hg Of all the nations Of the earth.
|dndredth part of the harbor
les afforded by this magnifi-
sheet Of water had been
for all the needs Of the region
II is set down. Coming south
} no other place Of refuge for ships
the mouth Of the Columbia is
NJ; and the turbulent bar over
the vast foods OF that lordly river
Ne ocean renders entrance to ves-
dangerous undertaking. Coming
Further south San Francisco is
d and no good harbor encountered
be seven hundred miles OF shore
The great bay behind the Golden
known as one of the most ample,
bilious, convenient and safe
b in the world. Here
Is room for every craft that sails
q TO rest. and no two crowd upon
her. And from there southerly
over five hundred miles Of Coast
the first place where facilities for
bg large commerce is encoun-
There are several sheltered spots
pne or two vessels could lie in or
weather, but there is no harbor.
Yer, in the United States, San Pc
the last place where a harbor
of any notable use. Here,
the prodigal hand OF nature
wn its contempt OF small econo-
One hundred miles South of San
we are using round numbers-is
very pleasant and entirely safe
where a moderate amount of
Zee might be handled. Unfortu-
this harbor is set down at the
point. 1t is too far from any point
cation to be very useful. Busi-
ill put up with many incon-
es, and much money will be
10 improve inferior facilities
hey become superior, rather
cur q haul of one hundred miles
THE point OF distribution and then
ery thing back again.
pod friends at San Diego would be
pr if they would preserve their
patience and accept the inevi-
But the further they recede from
1t OF commercial success the more
hey rave about any word OF fact
ed to indicate to the world where
ID Of commercial supremacy is
OF late, the journals OF
ice have had good deal to say
the policy OF the Federal
nent in lending a helping hand
Pedro. One OF these papers inti-
hat there is a trick played upon
'eral authorities by which San
aided in one Congress and Will
in another. That statement
rom simon pure ignorance. Will
is the only harbor known at
ton and to it all aid is voted.
10 is often In loose way spoken
object OF such aid. But it is
ck to cheat the Government.
fe Field, of mormon Monster"
indeed declared for our
to the South. But the
States engineers, the rail :
hcials, and practical men
ERE are of the opinion tlat San
ust be the harbor where the
e Of South California must be
To this end the railroads all
20 get foothold at San Pedro's
And to this end the statesmen
|ngton all vote funds for the inn
at of that point. The aid
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29
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ANlUSl;Iu EN1 5.


HAZARDS PAVILION.
IL Corner Fifth and Olive streets.
McLAIN &.LBHMAN, Lessees and Managers
WEEK COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 20.
Matinees as usual.
After the Ltlliputians comes The Giant.
The leading Vaudeville Entertainment of the
world More people More noveltiesl More
expensive acts than any other travelling com
binations In Americs.
REILLY & WOODS
BIG SHOW, BRASS BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
Larger, stronger and greater than any vaude-
vile Com pany that has ever visited the coast.
strictly All Featsre show. One Of the prin.
cipal features being the MEL ON FAMILY 10y
Robert, Arthur samuel, Charles. George,
Frank the greatest features ever brought from
Europe. The champion of champions. The
acrobatic marvels Of the sge, Introducing their
formed only by these artists. Ten other fea-
lures, and concluding with the funniest Irish
comedy ever written, entitled SENATOR
McFEE"
Popular prices 25c and Soc No extra charge
for reserved seats. Now on sale at McLain q
L hman's, No. 3 Market street
Look out for the grand street parade.
my241f fisf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29
osics 20 man subscriber..

bspers Of all delinquent mail subscribers
Ely discontinued hereafter. No papers
! sent 10 subscribers by mail unless the
have beon paid for In advance. This rule
kklhle. AYERS 4 LYNCH.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29
SUMMER REs0R rs

SPEND THE HEATED TERM AT THE Pop
- ular santa Fe Springs health resort, formerly
Fulton Wells, IL miles from Los Angeles. Hot
sulphur baths, good mineral water and excel
lent hotel; low rates; good table. Take Whit
tier brapch p. R R. Cbeap fare. my2' But
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY. .

in
Having been appointed by the General Me-
mortal Con mittee as Grand Mar.hal for Me-
mortal Day, May 30tn, 1888, hereby assume
its obliga ion and enter upon the discharge OF
its duiies. The following staff appointments
are announced as Aid de Camps;
Capt ]. G. Oliver. Stanton Post, No. IS: Capt.
] N. Fletcher. Frank Bartlett Post No. q:
Capt. D. Jones. John A. Logan Post No. 139;
Capt. Y. W Tyler Gelcich Post No. iO5
The column will form on east side OF Main
str. ct, right resting on first, in the following
ord1r
Platoon OF mounted police, Brig Gen. Nelson
A. Miles and staf Brig. Gen. Johl +. Mathews
and staff 7th init band, ba' talon 7th ipft N.
G. c., Msj,r W H. II. Russell commanding;
Frank Bartlett Post No. 6 stanton Post No So,
Gelcich Post No. log, John A. Logan Post No.
1885, Camp Sons of leterans; city band, car
riage contaiuing president of toe day, orator
and chaplain; officers o the Soldiers Home,
Mexican Veterans, Foreign Consulate. u. 9.
officers, county officials. citizens in carriages.
The column will move at 80 P. NJ sharp.
The Ii of march viii be as foil ws: Up Maiu
street to the plaza. counter march down Main
10 spring down Spring to Fifth, where it viii,
be Joined by the several rtl.ei corps and
thence up Fifth street to the Pavilion, where II
will be dismissed l.. s Butler,
my27-4t Grand Marshal.
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DEN NTIsTS.

A DAMS BROS, DENTISTS, % S. SPRING
u street, Rooms 4 and 3,
Gold filings from 81 up.
Amagam and silver filings, 81.
Painless extraction OF teeth by vitalized air
or nitro oxide gas, 81.
Teeth extracted without gas or air, so cents.
Best Sc s of teeth from So to $40. BY our new
method OF making teeth, a misht is impossible
All work guaranteed.
We make specially OF extracting teeth with.
out pain.
Office Hours from A. NJ, TO 8 P. NJ. Sundays
from 10 A. NJ to 10 IN. myStf
nR. R. @. CUNNINGHAM, SO SOUTH MAIN
IL street, over Meybergs. my15 IT
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ANGELES DAILY HERALD: TUESDAY
.wANTs., 1.pEusoy,rs.r
MkErlna No.lCHs.

ND orH.k ADyERIIsEMEhTs UNDER
"A the following hssds inserted at the rate OF
5 cents per line for each insertion.
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HwWEOPATHIsTS.

HwMEOPATHIsTS
MRS. II. TYLER WILCOX, NJ. D.-M0N,
Ul tfose House, Cor Fourth and Main sts
II A. CLARKE, NJ. D., OFFICE 21 S. FORT
u. St. Hours to P. NJ. Telephone 1853.
sioence, 134 s. Hill st. ala
ISAAC FELLOWS, M. D -noMEoPATBIs-.
i on e Hours-11 to II A. NJ. 2 g. : NJ,
Ohice-Nos. 2 and 5 Odd Fellows Building,
Los Angeles, Cal Residence 4os South Main
street. my9-tf.
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Street 4

The Cit
morning,
President
Chandler.
Gibbs. Z
Mathews.
The ma
bricl Vail
was take1
Clefk. %
of the rul
granting
what wa
ing the
when the
for an e]
present,
aE4ed the
and they
street. NJ
ton Of Il
way along
Mr.. Collin
Vt pro
found tha
right of W
plans anu
the Cound
until he
nance was
DR.. Sirs
for the N
was madd
ordinsnce
ence be J
drawn by
children b
amendme
ordinance
aided be
ordinance
Mr.. Hal
property
against I'd
RaiIwsy' q
chise be d
time for II
and the fri
many diff
be refe'red
Attorney ]
many foW
and he th
to instruct
chise forte
from the Q
the grades
company
coed until
by the CitJ
all this hl
the csrs, d
ming cars
Mr.. Hanle
the proper
ltns amend
the 18th o
agreement
to carry ou
then move
relating 10
lie works.
A comm
the ofdina
con%eRnYias
sssssasAlklSSa. .
taken out 4
Streets. wh
On mor.d
referred IL
to draft a
10 the Supf
The repo
published
reconmen
The draf
keeping OF
public nall
was then n
have the Of
voted Tor Il
was referrt
ordinances
the atienti
ton from
public hs \
duty Of the
tend To
thought 1t
new opera
are being Il
audience 4
lns thougl
the old ofd
the office q
once. He
the one pr
buildings 4
the next re
Barrett's N
, was CARRIE
Binsabaugi
A mittee.
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Captain
drain be pi

drain be pl
The ordi
Matron car
the salary
Hsnley asl
week. Mr.
such an ou
was made |
Mr.. Gibbs /
Mr.. Coilins
much Tn
q vote Of z
The ordi
Surgeon ca
per month
Mr.. Teed n
Mr.. Sinsab
nauon- I'll
for DR.. HI
DR.. Ferner
Ciiy AIT
Stating fhs
pest house
The CITY
ution to pi
He alK0 n
Ives be key
Of the city
erament.
The FIna
the salsry 4
ns the city
Mr. Barrett
paid. He
month OF
$4,000 be I
the Fire De
An ofdlu
ing bonds
ee wer to h
and a'icpte
several p
widen Sew
Granted an
the lines.
BIDS for I
ferred ~ th
lins with p
The city
ploy four
Finance ca
Resointfu
several sire
dering nun
and adapte
This "a !
zanjeru be
Of $50 per /
The matt
granting a
chance can
fore the II
walt and So
ments OF th
Mr.. Book
Her AID ha
the Couuci
Mr. ainsa
licensing u
Mr.. Barre
reyok,ng I'll
M :. Barre
for $500 In
the Tim t1'
On muL
erred to II
The City
= cOntr ct
Mr.. Teed
mp q lease
house. AH
Tue Bid
iron bridge
rfvsr at DC
Railroad O
tracks At
driveway o.
Mr.. 'reed
confer with
whetherth
light Mr..
orally st ste
candle pow
Nj, TeeP
The City
names aud
city. Refei
Streets.
The Cler
prjnfed for
Adjournc
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wAN,Ep-mALH nRLP.

yNANTED-A STRONG BOY TO CARRY
w HEnALD route. Apply to vignes q Nc
Gregor, 1J4 n. main At. ny25-d
yVAfTED-A GOOD FLAMING MILL CAR
w penter. who understands the getting out
OF all kinds Of mill work. Must be competent
to figure aud make es fmstes from plans and
specifications. a. well as q GOOD general idea of
the running OF planning mill machinery None
but sober and industrious man need apply.
STROM, Vfsaiia. Gal. my23--t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

CCENIC LINE EXCURsIoNS-ExCU
the scenic line OF the world" will leave Los
Angeles, going via Salt Lake City and Denver,
follows: May 3, II and 81; June IA and %:
July IL and 26; August 0 and %. Passengers
are furnished mattresses, pillows. blankets.
curtains, ETC., free of charge. A conductor &C
companies each party. For further particulars
call on or address J. y. HENRY, Manager, ITO
North spring street, Los Angeles, Cal. ma
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

y" EAGIHASSEMio%u ~ 4, I % AS5ns ssn Toop .AM1D
some choice lots at great sacrifice will
trade for Eastern property; some in Cleyelsnd,
o preferred. VERCH. room 80 Templo
Block my20 m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

MONEY TO LOAN ON CHATTELs, REAL
M Estate etc. 80 mp. Notes and mortgages
d scounted CRAWFORD & McCREARY
northeast Cor. First AID 5nring SITS. Room 13.
my13u
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SEA tkCRHAsk OF fsECOfk Us.

n. A. Y0RBA. ]. d. MAcHADo.
V0RBA Il MACHADO, JONES BLOCK,
i Nos 25 and 27, 10 N. Spring st eet, search
ers of records. copveyancers and Spanish trans
lators. Orders promptly and accurately at.
tended to. my12-tf
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ALLOPAIHissSs

IL Office rs North Main st., Ofice Hours, 9A.
M to 4P. M, 7toeP. NJ. my1tf-d&w
nR. j. W REESE. HEALTH OFFICER, NO.
~ N. spring st. Telephone 605. my26-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

MA-oSIc lN0TIoE-sPEcIAL MEETING OF
M signet Chapter, Eo.s Royal Arch Mssons.
Tue day May 18th, at7:a0 y. N. work In X.
No. %, and sojournipe a. MssoDs in good
,tAndipg are flsternally invited. X T. MUL-
LARD. Sec T. II WARD, H. p. my20 1t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

ohm IN N9f1 A MONTH CAN BE MADE
UlUu lU 0JUu working for us. Agents pre-
give their whole I lac to the b usiness. Srarc
moments may be prontably employed also.
Jew vacancies in towns and cities. B. + JOHN
SON & Co., 1000 Main st., Richmond, Va.
my3 d&wln
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no ExCsANG

NOR EXCHANGE-TWO RESIDENCES AND
Il vacant lots well located, for desirable fruit
and alfalfa ranch. look us up HILL
HILL. 81 S. Fort my27 St.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

OF OOn 00ATO LOAN, LOWEST
Ml,UUU.UUU rates, sums to suit. r G.
LUNT, 20 West Fist street, Los Angeles, Cal
Apply direct and save expense my23-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

Geo TWO sToRE5 ON WILMINGTON ST;
CUO. each 20x75; good business location.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29
FtNsNCtAL.

0s0n nOn TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT
DOVU.UUU on city or country property,
at lowest rates Building loans effected All
business confidential. HOMER W. Mccoy,
12S w st First ST., room Ii. my6-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

esO s-RoOM 2-sIoRY HOUSE, sANTEE
CCO. ST.; water extra; elegant home; long
lease K %
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EXCURslONS.

LNREE EXCURSI0NS-NO EXTRA CHARGE
L for sleeping accommod atlons. Til ough
cars 10 Cal ago without change. Only one
change to New York aud 9ston. Experienced
conductors, assisted by colored porters, ac
company each party. Parties leave Los Ap-
gees May 81, June IA aud 2S July IL and 26
Call or address A. PHILLIPS 4 CO., l34 North
Main ST., Los Angeles, Cal. my27 II
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

&oS GROOM HOUSE. KINNEY ST., NEAR
TOO. Main; barn, Carriage house, hOw ecs;
furniture for sale cheap, or will rent furnished
for $45, water included. Snap.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

01n 7-ROOM HOUcE; BATH CLOSETS,
eDfO. carriage house and stable; part y furn.
ished; BOYLE Heights; lease-6-12 months
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-29

NOTICE -TaE DE-ENRhD ANNUAL MEET
al Bank Of Lo. Angeles. for the purpose Of
eiecting Board Of Directors and trAnsactlng
s1ch oiher business a. mar properl, come be-
Los Angeles, Wednesday. June 9th, 1888 at
3o'clock ?. N. J. n: ELLIOTT, Cashier.