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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

- 49, feAa. las TeEaTt kNlA1sd Q,
ne rsRnlnatc1 & tAe pRnssfea d
meeloi1a. an1 nroxzdad skai 81
alFAoM8a mRl8a - naaRea. ahaake
o pl1ned on - haeks e nv.
1le1snA 4Aen al diseases wer1
llmi14d 70 s1zee clsasx& namalg. ohflls
tsser1 and e1& Tne b1li reusires -
ilenis . - tkeAfea 6r1t far ehills. sksn
e iho din1aas daes nul rssponR d 6hs
tEaa1me1f fnz chills ne pat,enl > . e
treaties fgE fever. end if ahs zrealmsni
eflA fAila than tht pzfient shall
% deemed - have nls and
mn4s be tKe8lea anoaaaina1v.
u iee tren19eNt sill fails shs phVe2ri-
ans muaf begin q ehills aeain ald =
% threaRh NE hst Of diseases anfil fke
pailens y killed o. EscoTefs q says -
haa enona1. Ihiz measura unanifnnns--
y failed 70 Facaiye q vase efahar for o.
a<Ainka ils raznhEss and . molion 10
transmit i % ths house Waa caxrieH.
1hen a renea8 of ten minuies was a ken.
Thea q ptsse of dynanite droppsd
riRns dawn IA the midat q tha anunoil-
men. azd The hkst painting II hxieht red
e9lox q TIE eaamheR Was dous IN great
shApa A joint resolution oanns np iRom
the heuae thanking the teFEitoFial rf6
Gers, raining Them. fcS kindness shown.
~. Lewis aFnas and nas4 tha8 he Ia
vnrs1 The adoption Of tie rssesutiou Is
y every ona named - g, excepting one
--sansiys eeorsaaEy OwinGs. BE op-
osea Us tcsoianau a9 % Mn beoau9e
..s y soeey 49, psesens = TIE council
loooying q bill IN whirh bel 0win0sl vas
interested, End uhsn ons councilman
= the coascientious ezarciss Of hia
0ut4. NAa opposing certain provisions IN
sale olil, ~ which fhe ssuEetary vas in
.exe8.eo NJ. U1ln9a called onf fEom
t1e ioory 20 call tnat eoo1c1iman 60
ofosfs ana repeated eaid remark load
enough 70 De neazd all ever she cham
Der. M. Le~ts said that fhe act vas
1Htlz1eQ Q9ly olorespectful and went on
~ 80 aQme What ornate
~ H&lf4 MIS- M17E N1 80
& $f% #AE tE8 80 1H4& s.
~ tI44I. n. &EI1ze Nd Nt
@a4l| g t&tzE 81. A. 81
6N&2 NE. k'H1HEH #1H i41NI11N
U tne l114Lez 4 Ef<4<I1E I H.
s1oWey oenled t1at II. O@14za WA ia /
lekeHted % the bill. bGt On che contrary, 4
oEinaa, be said, was opposed 10 the |
Dill.
Mf. Lsuil replied that there vas 1
section 10 the bill which gave Mr.. Ow- |
lnQs ten dollars for each company ef
fecied by Il. Mr.. Lewis said that there |
we're eeeenty-ilye snch companies.
Then the restitution vas adopted, Mr.. |
Lewis VOTING may as 70 0Wings. fhsn
he usual resolutions, similar 10 import. |
ancs, equally happily phrased, we're |
tead ana adopted.
Psesidsus Thompson responded very
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

A dEane Army funeTai procession IL
Hew K0Fk city was st0pps last sundsv
on rs way 20 toe grave and some of ttr
members arrested becauee 4 vas headed
by band o. uusis. q ise0ntraFy % an
0rdinalcs 70 hsYe band q muaio II =
fansrai ptossssio1 On Sunday, TIE
0fape AFmy, hcwtVasl baiog exempted.
ttcaah thsf bcdy faast secure rarmia-
sion aix soaEs Oeiore th9 funeral, which
II fhis osae lad Bst hsen dooa. Fhe
parties arrested we're disohargsd Wben
the e9ae came 10 trial, bat tbs event viii
proa4siT te 1sasured np and have ila
eG-rt cH &c Of tha men Wbo took
shs lt1asate " ~ taaf ihs ieieer % fhs
las was a1t
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03
NEvER TRAVEL WITHOUT THEM.

PeFsons should never travel without 3
boz Of BaAHDHKTH's PuIa. A few doses
taken before going on snip viii prevent
sea-sickress, and one pii4 every night
on ship board will c0unteTaet ihe COS
tive action Of The aea air. when SICK,
troubled with Dsine, colds, Or dizziness,
OF having Khsumatisra. take from thrcs
70 ave pills, and II they Dc not opsrate
10 an houR or 30, take ihEee or foug
mira
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

oHE or THKM MAKKs CONFESSION At
THE PAKKlHExNAR1 KxAMufkTloN.
ST. Louis, Feb. 2s--in the preliminarg
examinations OF L. w. Brock aud Jim
Burrows at TexaFkans, Brock made a
confession ef the train robbery at Gen
o. on DaoembeF 8. he said thai Jim
snd Rabs Burrows caused the engineer
60 bring the train 20 . stop, and nnder
Instructions Of Rube BagroWs. the lead
eF Of the gang, be entered the express
car and there met thrse men, whom
be fnsimidated with a six shoot
eF, aud handing BAG 10 enc,
two Of them compelled bim to put She
moneyed contents OF the safe in the
baQ. BE put about $500 IN money aud
5000 other yainBblea into the bag. The
three then started on foot for Texar-
kama and on tbs way divided The booty.
his share being about $500
Fireman ]. 4. OFayea recognized Bur
rows as the xobber whose mask slipped
Of as be entered the engine cab. Both
msn were bound over 10 the sum OF
$500 bail. Bagfows waived an exam
fuaticE
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- e tFFENsIsFo 81 4e ans
e (
s knA 6 za&I,
e4 a4 - s1I1fa4E t... s H4y
the thikd sazl 81 e44a y 11s
coming campaign. 0EaAt1E I4& f1|
hs th0uQkf that the Republican p4fsy
every whore vas as thoroughly ooznmit.
led % the liquor interests AZ toe Dom0-
cratie party. He tnnuRht sha, Cleva.
lands message had given the Rspubli-
cans q chance for Gnoceaa. Tor IA afxofds
fhsm Hn oppoFfunity 70 argus thai pro-
lection Of home t1duatrY viii be really
an Issue In shs presidential campaign,
and 10 that way u viii mislead great
9any temperance men. he tho1Rht
that the prohibition v8te wonid be great
" increased at ths ntxt preaidantiai
election and thas the third party would
p0ll 5000 votes il Mes YORK. 1ha BE-
publieans eoald not carry thai state.
The Pfohibitiopiats wonld ooncentrAte
their efforts in View York and de some
work in Ohio. General kiiziohn Fisk,
q New Jersey, would % the standard
bearer.
Asked as 10 bis opinion Of Mr. Blaine,
General Dow roplieds "Mx. Blaine iaI
personally . tempsranes man and q
Urohibiti0nist. ! voted for him ID 1884,
thinking thai II be would ba elected the
Rspnbilcsu party would recover ths
confidence and Feapect Of tha country.
/ shall NOT vote for him In tie oominq
electioa. Il "a no longer q question Of
candidates, for the reason that the
proposition cannot win in she lifetime
Of tue Repabiican party"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-03

TIE PAxls en1 " aI|a N4 ~ 4 ,aSpy
I'D abused a -
New feaFis day. 4
ting The 0erman tfietS8 4
sendin4 any ntag e oftH =
the Go snarsial Cabs Coz ~
q the eshl1 iifle actn1a 3ha As
afet Bsnnesf 8ud HeehaF 14y
vesse1 ftelr auFpfns 6eah. ~ fs n0w n
order ~ Ne1zfs. aoudg end DouQhax-
q. gho n1ge 1eceptly axpassssd Eiasat.
isfacfion wi4b ite 1wes ~ she rrsaA
b saF gtsihes teag Roaid aporog1 AIS
msthed af teepsDK tle rsAs nnHsE sda.
iEgl, l,-HsleHa fadseEnHe.
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= I4NfNAaAN
ship Belize aFfived from HonakopQ
cases OF smallpox on board. She was
plaotd In quarantine
sew Corporations.
6kLsm, Fsb.l2.-tspeoial. The One
eOn Real Estate, Mortgage, Loan and
Trust company today died 8rtieles Of In
corporation with the seefotary Of stale.
TIE iDcoFpoFafo9s are b. B. Wailans,
WIN. England, H. W. Oottie and w. n.
Lsdue. The capital stock is Sc, 600 aud
fhe principal place Of business Is &c Sa
lem. lhe Bankers Mutusl Relief aBso-
citation vas also incorporated. Ths In
earpoRaloFa are O. q. Oappail, Sam d.
Ohsstertou and Edg. A. swcps. No
capital stock is named. The prineipai
ofics i al Portland.
PreilmfnaFy KxAmlnafion.
Los AsaHLRs, Feb. a.-The Ansohlae
preliminary sxamination vas in pro-
Rress to-day and tbe courtroom vas
eFowded Testimony was given ~ TIE
neiahbofe ss 70 the hndina Of the bsd.
lee Of the Hiic5cos ks. Tha murdefeF
9 emed more seif-poesessed shan at any
time since the crime.
Fae EnFfM en SaEAF.
San FHANonscu, Fsb a.--Iha chamber
Of oommefos tins afteFnosn ad1pied
the majority report of The aOmmtltse
recently sppointed 90 CONSIDER the
taFid as affecting the sugar interests Of
the Pacifi1 coast. The rep0r4 advo.
cstes thst The present. tarld Be Eaain-
tanned.
ghgp Charlotte sprung q Leak.
San FnAncIsco. FEB. z.-Tbe shlp
Charlotte, from Puget S0and, bound
for eyduey, Australia, loaded With
lumber, having spfuDR Leak pat into
this port and is now dischaFRina her
load - the foot Of Green street. Sac
viii 20 into the dock as soon e. dis
charged
Vessels BIsehaFxfne IN san Francisce,
sAM FnANCssco, FEB. 2--There ara
/ thirty thFes vessels discheFging cargo
at this port which esNs from foFeieH
countries, besides IA immense numbeI
from hOuis ports. This u said 10 Be the
largest namber Of foreign vessels evel
engaged In dischaFRinR here a. ihe sans
tiue.
Afismpsea suicide.
SAcnAMKE1o, Feb. IA nan named
Danisi Mcmahon, en- route from Phila
dc1phia 20 san Rfaneieoo. usads an A.
temps - suieids toaay, Uhiie en- TIE
/ emf rant train. rear Apteiope station.
He severed the arteries Ia both wKiats
and oet be thfoal ff51 ear 10 ear. scF-
erfna ne Windpipe. All was Gone viii
: pan kntfa. he was bgouahi % this
elsy for treafm1nt. IheEs Es noz mnch
prospest Of hss Eee0gaEy.
nsnnfa KeaFnsy tn Wa4hlnxtsa.
WAaRmaT0a, FEB. 2 nenris Kezr
ney, q san fEaneisoo, talked q ~
hopse eommittes on foreign aEzirs n
morning IL suppoFt cf the Oumnlae
bill pFohihitina OhiBese immfarafion
1 He deoisFed thst thsEs woafd bs nosh
fnG for ~ 2 CD yoanR men in the Sas
i fntn $50 as4aei8 70 do n ee1ae' La,
4sz. "a dare 20 .ts.r tae it1sg of Ohi
naan, - 80 Ehita p<fsaa WilI iaaEn /
tsees 7Nls ~ . Ohinanan
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ADVICE no H0THKRs

Ma Wlnsiowis Scothfna syrup fur chf1drsa
tseehing. a The pr1acriptson q cas- of tAs basi
fsznase nnEBaa and phyeie4ang IN tne United
et.sss, and kas be1n ulssi foE forty yanrs vita
asvur fsflina success b. niiiiens % nnofhars
fex thnar chfldFeA. Dzr1ng tza process af
sesstt,lr.s "a vnlra 4 fnrs1czfah,a IL rnffavaa
ne chsId from pas1. cu7ss dyssnsSry nsd dlaz-
rhasa. gripfnR In the bowels Gaa wtnd collie
~ afTfna haaltn 10 ahe nhild Il sesas thn
49,. Praee So ho1fle ar1sas1y
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NJ. he4fneF GieElSHef 4 mann of rhlna.
t4Nn II ~ heart ~ san Fssneier, srll
rl41uEed kho nAnngE tn watch thn lr-
k4eltanla lived. He sald khaf = nl7a
hloekl h u1laatsun thore ware slrlT-
geven ho1s1s uf ptcalilntlan. ona hnn.
dred and afty Eambllne aana ans
tun rteafls are ianplncrahla. Dax.
ine his aERnmonl Mr. kaaFnsF hamtnn
very earsleai - ~ dennnoszlIo Ionao of lha
Qhiness and klmos. VlalanA arainal
.oss1 wha oppoeed Aae atMnluln rrnhi.
oiztnn o. Chineee irr1af1ra4snn
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~. AuaUEEuE, Pa. Feb. s.-Arira
Terry, el1seF q 0e1elal Ierrs. saws
nv efetlapf u nn1. nor has he hann.
slck e1oaE1 . eau1a ans sefiuna nunsa-
eeHeioaa. He i % lmrrosea 81 lsfn
tnal tha ntaae oe bis hcallh 0orassons -
anxielf. Many men ingariah1r a.
EfeA surprise aeon seeing 0ennenl
Terry that his health shunit svea hapa
been Da4a tha subject of nsasnarel
eoUm1nA for hia appearances a tha3 a.
q peFfaotiy vel uasi,
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An Ancieat Chinese city
Expesed - View.


San fhtsumoa. Feb. a.--Ths stssmss
helElc, whieA arrived t0daY. ffsnas
hnnRkQng advises - 1anuArV & ana
1okchama atEiees % January ~. A
I1A1ese native paper announaea tha&
fha Chinnan noRernment - resniw~l
. pay back b the UnEied States large
sun q nnnay a. - unclaimed balance
% t1e NyunlnR indemni1y, and hints
t1as eha Uniie4 Sfales might imitsis tha
exAmple By EakuaainR % 0hina tue bal
ance q the uuniaimea Indemnity pnfa
70 she uniaed Staiea khiriy years so.
HE oity Of Hal Yen. north o. Nlnphe.
Whice vas snomezEna abont fhoasand
yeaEs SAP. haz recently been partly ex-
posed 20 pzd9, and numbar ~ vNsaa.
plates suo ether uiensllsof TIE Tong
dynaals have been roooVsfed bY tha ma
lives 4 nn0beF cf disastrous fires o.
cnEEed IN HoDkkonR darina Chfiatmae
week. and tie loss wzs seEg heavv.
Oorean a4yiess stste THAI fumaFa are
osw cufrent that The nlxt move for
Independence and absolute freedom
iron Chimes rula wili Be ne axpnisien
81 seTefai Europeana VITA ars new ia
charge Of She ,mAsitinse caatom depart-
m1n1s AmanR tha reasons aipe1 for
their expulalon Is thna ahap wsrs an.
poiuaed By The Ohin8se QgeeTunaanf aud
aaEe ooaaed % ng the Cofsan dsn af
lhelx traaag ports. TIE queen OF uaroa
has Feeavekod from her recent illness
UNDER The care q AmeEsoan physlclAns.
and eslebFsled she event by giving .
nenqaei ~ the royal palnoe.
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Hsaly HaIIa. lhs planisl. . dead u
PaaiA
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NV fenK, Neb. IA apeeisI fFum
Reading % .he f1sk SAYS Mara INA
oie ocuaFFed Ia ths GOAL ferians fhia
mofninR. some tusniy 6xa fageiru61s
ano were % their W8g lo Wosh AZ "a
william Penn eolliesg waxa ehnt ara
driven back home. 7he coal nna ifon
poiloe are on duly beaylif armed vita
eaFesnss, and this fnso6 wall 81 donhleA
belofe niRht y protset Ne nnn-unlon
man an fhAto uzar kss.s.
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MAaAm0Ru8, &om. a~~Eha nraafaens
TODAY approved the ael makina aprra-
pEiaftoaa - eaBpiY aha as.8elHaaias a
atpfopxatlone fgg ths Seal war ana4
81 3une 81 1881, tAn 20 u1aklnr an al,.
preparation 10 garry into oilsel lhe ure.
vl9ipna af tne SCI nf Mnroh ~. 4NNf. IL
taie4enca Is arfienlsnrni n1Sll.,s
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SAN FRAEcEsco, Feb. 3-The steara-
ship Belize aFffved from HonakonQ
! and Yokohama this morning with four
cases Of smallpox on board. She was
placed in quarantine.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
For sweet Charity.

The ladies' Benevolent Society are
sadly In need of clothing to meet the
pressing demands upon them from the
poor. Calls upon the ladies for this
kind OF help are incessant. but they
have been greatly accelerated by the
Indictment weather we are now expe-
riencing. Cbildren's clothing, in par
ticllar, is EFFICIENTLY required, but all
ether kinds will also be acceptable.
The charitable will not turn a deaf
ear to this call. Every household can
music. something that would be glad
Iy received by the poorly-c,ad creA-
tures who are besieging the ladies.
Contributions OF garments may be
sent to Mrs. Ducommun, 81 Ducom-
mum street, or to Mrs. Charnock, 1856
Los Angeles street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
THE CORNER.
Handsome Brick Building
Erected by Louis Nevvm n.

Erected Oy Louis NewmSn'
To-day the last building on the
Wilson property, on the corner Of
Epring and First streets, will be va
ested and torn down to make room
for d handsome three.story brick
building, which will be erected by
Louis Newman. The shan,ies which
have occupied this corner in the CEN
ter Of the city, have long been an
eyesors, aud strangers have inva'i-
ably remarked upon the stranseness
OF allowing them to remain. Mr..
Newman, who has already done much
TO advance the improvement OF the
city. tooa the matter in hand, and at
a considerable risk leased The ground
at the rate Of $40 600 per year for five
years, ut the end OF which lime the
building, which will cost S52 900, will
be turned over to Mrs. Wilson. Mr..
Newman determined TO build sub
stantial structure on the corner,
one Of which the city might
be proud, and when complete il
will DO great addition to the list Of
fine buildings alread, erected. 1t will
front 12l feet on Spring street and 80
feet on First street. The first story will
contain stores with large plate glass
fronts. and these have been leased to
the following: The Diamond House
ON the corner, F. Reiche, Evans &
Conwpll, W. l.. Growall, G. L. Fisher,
Kan-Koo, +. G. Clemence and 7. Tro-
noi,z. Upstairs the building will be
fitted up Tor Offices exclusively and
there will be about ninety, for which
there are already applicants, but these
will not be let until the building is
completed. This is the third building
which Mr.. Nrwman has added to the
improvement Of the city, and he de-
servee great deal Of credit for his
enteYprise.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
The Supervisors.

The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday
pursuant 10 adjournment Piessnt-Super.
visors Rowan, Macy, Martin. veuable and
Clerk.
In re division OF WIlnlington-roed dis
srict from q portion thereof: Petition read
and filed. On motion of Supervisor Ven.
able, prayer Of petitioners granted
In re sanford bridge and Mayo road. Deed
motion OF Supervisor vsnable the deed was
accepted and ordered recorded, and lands
therein described be and is declared q pub
lie highway. and that the rvsd ON east side
of Sweets land and to the San Gabriel river
be and 10 hereb, declared public highway.
In re Ean Pasqual sehuol-district bonds:
Certificates, exhibits and petitions from
sead. and on motion OF Supervisor Martin
tine Board resolved that eight bonds of the
San Pascpal school district aforesaid be
ton OF Supervisor Martin the Clerk was di-
rected to advertise that sealed bids Will be
received for the purchase OF the $50. 900
bonds OF SAID district. The same resolution
Pasadena school district, amounting to
$40 600, and $4,000 worth Of bonds OF the
Oentralia school district.
In re Sanford Bridge and Mays s road, deed
Mahela A. Nayee, deceased, presented. On
motion OF SupervisOr Martin the deed was
accepted and ordered recorded and land
therein described was declared highway,
and warrant ordered drawn In favor of
Aforesaid executor for so for i'd land.
In re Sewing Machine for County Hoo pital
Supervisor M CIV moved that a warrant for
$25 be drawn in favor Of z. d. Bronson for
a SEWN machine for the County Hospital.
Notion carried.
In re Palm School District Petition for
the formation of said district flied, and on
motion OF supervisor Venabl hearing OF
said petitions set for 10 A. NJ, January 20.
In re quarantine Office at San Fernando
Supervisor Martin moved chat the order
heretofore made, appointing DR.. ]. 9. Tur-
rer quarantine officer. be and IS hereby re-
scinded. Motion carried.
On motion OF Supervisor Macy, the Re-
corder was allowed for the month of jan
uary ten deputies at 500 per month, ave at
500 per month. ten at $75 per month ana
four at $50 per month.
The Board then adjourned until 10 A. N.
to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
Read the xscath Roll

Which the bills OF mortality OF any large
city may be ftly designated, and you vii.
Hnd Nat renal and vesical maladies, that
b 10 say, those thst effect the kidneys or
bladder, have remarkable prominence -
We had almost said - preponderance.
Bright's disease and diabetes In the chronic
stage are rarely cured, and gravel,
catar1b of the bladder and enureei,
sley many. Yet at the cut
set, when the trouble merely amounts to
inactivity of the organs involved, the dan
ger may be nuuifed by that pleasant renal
tonic and diuretic, HOstetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, which tmparts the requisite amount Of
tone to the organs, without oyer-exciting
them, and the use of which is convenient
aud involves no elaborate preparation.
Dyspepsia, q usual cOncomitant- of renal
complaints, and debility, which they inva
Yiabfy produce, are remedied by 1t. So also
are constipation, malarial, rheumatic and
uerYOus ailments.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07
The Bon Ton Bath Rooms

And Tonsorisl Parlore, o. L. susand, Pro
pYietoY, are fitted up in perfect taste aud
eeatness The many artists employed by
Mr.. 8ussnd are noted for their dexterity
tbe
no equal The bath rooms, which are noted
for thar cleanliness, are all newly enam.
eled, and 20 really enjoy most luxurious
bath, hot or cold, with shower, one must try
those. The proprietor has likewise especi-
ally put UP elegant new enameled baths for
ladies and children. BON TON, 23s and
837 North Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07

The following passeu gers left yesterday
on the steamer Santa Rosa to San Diego:
A Peterson, U n Nunn, W Il Elkia. C r
Moore, Frederick Holt, Ga, berry, Z w
French, B Kanick, W NJ Tyler and vile, M
MT Vsh-jo, J Moody. F Dannson, Professor
Tshank, w = Fitzpatrick, G A Buss, J Law
son, Robinson, M NJ HazelwOod, II NJ War
rem, A Gray, w F Taylor, MIN steerage.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-07

The following passengers left yesterday on
the 80 train: NJ. Rssenstein, B. Levy, Mr..
Koch, Mrs. Rcner, Mrs. D. A. Henderson, Il.
N. Harwocd, W. II. Gsrlick, Miss Vermil-
lion, O. T. Bawell, Mr.. Dansinbaum, John
Clock, Chan Dam Sing, u. Cohn, Mr.. Bryan.
The following lett on the sos train: Il.
o. Barter, a. Sherwood, II. Weiss, Mr.. Har.
old, 3. A. Surge.
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santa Ana is noomtng.

Over three hundred new buildings In
twelve months, elegant brick hotel; popu-
lation trebled last year; junction OF South
ern Pacific and Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fs; two more railroads assured. Grand ex-
cursion and auction rale Of Orange Grove
Tract, Wednesday, january 18th.
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WIESENDANGER,


rs WEST FIRST BT.
PARK GROVE TRACT.
On Warrington street. near Fgueroa;
only nino lots for sale. Also q
MAGNIFICENT double corner lot, 13l feet front
on Washing ton street, 900 feet deep, suits-
Bile for wealthy mans elegant .i nome on q, FOR
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MR.. A. HIGGINe, of Wyoming, N. r.,
says 70 had the piles for nearly 40 years,
and vas cured by using Gilmore's Pile
6pecihc.--C. +. Heinsemsn. agent, Los An
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Nadenu House.

Two hundred rocsns-hot and cold water.
Only elevator in the CITY. Twenty suite
With bath and SlnSeta n. nusHAx, Prop.
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Residence LOTS Free
10 all who will build on lovely tract neer
fasadens. Address 8. D. Hovey, $50 Pine
street, Gan Frsnc1seos
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7 as ANGELES COUNTY sANA,
Temple Block, Los Angeles Cal.
Capital Stock Paid UP, 800, 900.
Reserve Fund, 1900, 900.

JOHN &. Platter President,
r. 3. BAKER. Vice-president
GEO. Il. STEWART -. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
II. l. M cNHIL, JorHAM BIxRY,
JOHN F. Platter, Robert 8. BAKER,
JOHN A. PAXTON, GEo. W. PRESCOTT,
Gro. II. STRwERT.
t. Buy AND SELL EXCHANGE on San
francisco, New York, London, Paris, Berlin
and Frankfort.
EEBUT EXCHANGES on all partg OF tho
United States and Europe.
&- RECEIVE MONEY on open aocoun
AID certificate Of deposit, and do O genera
banking and exchange h1ginals
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MAPLE STREET

@3OO-&lOO cash-LOts b0xlb0. near Adams
street.
at $1,000, for subd. 'ision on Adams street
5000 cash-One eigL n interest In 6S acres
on Pico street ct $70>' rer acre.
$4,000 oaah-One tenth Interest in 1k7 acres
on Vermont avenue, on street cars and
Railroad Depot groundA
A chance to make oil, o00 profit In year
The most desirable residence corner In Los
Angeles, 18lx220 feet, on WashinGton. near
Pie7aeroa. Handsome Improvements.
T. WIESENDAN0ER.
Free Hide Hroa 9S ~. Fret n.
deo17.Rn
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1870 NORTH MAIN BTRRET.

!. W HRLLMAE, JOHN H. Platter,
EonERr &. BAxBB, JOHN A. PAXTON,
L. Q. GOODWIN.
Tenn deposits Will be received in gums of
800 and over. Ordinary deposits IN sums
OF $40 and over.
10 Money to loan on Arst-class real es-
tate.
Los Angeles, July I, 1884. jit
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YYHE UNlVERSnTY HANK
OF Los Angeles
CAPITAL STOCK 300 900
Loans from the capital stock on long time
will be made in the form of bonds secured
by first mortgage on real estate
Ftrst-class interest-bearIng securities of.
fered for investment
general banking business transacted.
Exchange on New York, Boston, Chicago,
Kansas City and San Francisco.
R. II, WIDNEY President
GEO. l.. ARNOLD Cashier
GEO. SINsABAUGH Teller
II. Workman Mayor Of Los Angeles city,
D. Q. Mtftimore. c. N. Wells +. A. Gibson,
A. H. JudsOp dc19tf