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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-29
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF
THE UNIVERSITY BANK
OF Los ANGELES:

STATB OF CALIFORNIA; co
COUNTY OF Los ANGELES. 81
r. NJ. Widney, President. and Geo. h.
Arnold, Cashier of the University Bank, of
Los Angeles, being duly sworn, each for
himself says the foregoing statement IL
true to the best of his kno ledge and be-
lief. R. M. WIDNEY, Prest.
GEO. H. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
seventh cay of January, A. D., 1888.
SEAL GEO. J. CLARKE,
Notary Public.
Statement of the paid up capital of the
University Bank of Los Angeles January I.
1888.
Amount of capital paid up in ,s
U. s. gold coin. ..... 800, 900 90
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 90
CoUNRY OF Los ANGELEs.( %
R. M. Widney, President, and Geo. H.
Arnold, Cashier of the University Bank of
Los Angeles, being duly sworn, each for
himself, says the foregoing statement Is
true to the best of his knowledge and be-
lief. R. M. WIDNEY, Prest.
GEO. L. ARNOLD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn bofore me this
seventh day of January, A. D., 1888.
tSEAL] GEO. ]. CLARKE,
Notary Public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-29

A. sae hSo wess fiIss tns
agency Of all reliable real estate firms In the
city and throughout Los Angeles and San
Bernardino counties, intending purchasers
should not miss this opportunity to get in
early and secure their lots and the first
prices Of the company.
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Ax1xSVAIMAIlON H6IZEA
doO numbers from 55265 TO 55365 inclusive, bsine
~ numoers on each sids Of the number drawing the
capital Prize Of el50, 600, $500
100 numbers from ~ A&2 20 2l5k2 inclusiya beiu1
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Saturday Smiles.

Dakota-'May come into the Union"
Uncle Sam-"Well, / dunno What's your
p0litics?"-OmdhG World.
A resident IN Church street was asked yesterday
what she thought would be the first thing women
would do II they had the making OF the laws
Limit the number OF lodge meetings." was the
prompt reply--EOg0hkeepsie Ne,cs- Press.
Jones meeting Smith with whom he was out the
night beIore)-"Ha, me boyi Got home all right?"
smith gioomilyl-"Yes, but my wife wouldn't
speak 10 me-"
Jones tenyiously)-"Lucky fellow! Mine did,
Boston Courier.
do you believe there is a-y such thing as lucK?p
asked young man Of an Old bachelor.
Il do. I've had proof OF 1t"
"ln what way?"
Il was refused by nve girls when 1 was a Young
man."-lfeTchant IT0reter.
The Irish question-"what shall 1t be boys?p NJ.
y. Star.
A wlndmill-The average prize-nght.-psasouro
Chronicle.
A tramp called at a house. and when the servant
opened the door requested something to eat Tine
woman replied by whistling Tor the dog.
lou niisuhoe.stood me, num-" hastily re-
allow so?r
81 asked that you should feed me, not the dog, y
as the reply, as the tramp quickly dashed throuSh
: 'e gate--YOuths' Companion.
y young man went 10 call on young lady at
,doda, Ga. several nights ago, and somehow he
Wa Vute late. She called his attention 10 tbe
: iagtlst he was late, remarking thai she was SIN
5 lhe aus Of Morpheus" when he came The Young
3 h:S aded TO the embarrassment OF the situation
: Ihahebw 90 out when he came inSNe,o YorI
I Grolta A'
T JNs, said the undertaken 'ft is about time
70 clH ne shop. Have you heard OF any Change
, Ia tnfodition OF Mr. Simpson since noon?n
; Sust" replied the boy, except that they've
{ Just tfnd on the doctors and called In a Chris
5 uan AeEist."
h "Jales, rejoined his employer, shaking his
heso foo1fiy, Nwe Will keep the shop Open hall
b an hof loiger."-Chtcogo Tribune
, fur making 'dinner tax 1-.NGlad.you made
{ up yq mind 10 come back with us Mr. Venu ma
you everywhere you intended?"
Pa lnu-"Yep; didn't miss nothin, Went all
(? throu Itagy, m all over.n ~-'
4 Pur--You spent some days at Venice. OF
Pa enu-"Nop. Meant TO- but when we got
tnar, Pr was Hood or somethin, and the hui
place y under water. Everybo goln' round IN
poAtSSo we cleared right OUT
ma Nu-"We was 80 disappointedr-Oceon.
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so numbers on each side Of the number drawing the
100 NUMBER from $3.50 to e53oe inclusive. being
so numbers on each side Of the humber drsvfnS the
Capital Prize of t20 600, 900. :
nsgrec Of the number drawing the Capital Prize Of
y The snbsc5iber hsying sugsrvi.ed the SINGLE
STATE LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above are
100000 placed in the Wheel with the PRICES
ponding to them
Witness our hands at New Orleans. La. this Tues.
G. T. BEAUREGARD.
J. A. EARLY,
Commissioner
Prizes Cashed In Full without Deduction
No. 553l5 draws Capital Prize, $3.50, OOO sold In
y Washington. d; G Kansas City. Mo, Galveston and
ond Capital Prize $50 00O sold in San Francisco CAL
New Orleans. "A, birmingham, Ala. Denison, Ohio,
Emmits6nrs, Md n. ughton. Mich. MoSosqaa; III.
Third Capital Prize. $4,000 sold in San Francisco,
New York City. Memphis Tenn Cairo. H., and James
town; MY, Nc s4S52 draws 900 sold in Wash
City. La: No 90405 draws $4,000. sold in New
Mass Nos. 5555l. glib s4sis. 956eS, draw each
slO Leayenworth Kan, CLARK yiile Tex, Grand
Mich, and City of Mexico. Mex
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USpREcEDENrED ATTRACTION,
OVER MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
.IZzSza@zu9.5
IT <<<

COmmB8t0nerA
We the undersigned Banks and Bankers, triU Ddu all
Prizes dram The Louisiana State Lotteries rhich
may be presented at our counters
NJ WALMSLEY, Pres. Louisiana National Bank.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres. State National Bank.
A. BALDWIN. Pres. New Orleans National Bank.
CARL kOHN. Pres. Union National Bank
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

CONTRACTORS SALE OF NINE FINE LARGE
YOUNG MULES AND FOUR FINE LARGE
YOUNG HORSES. /. l., PAIR BLACKS, A GRAY
AND S0RkEL. ALL FINE ANIMALS AND
DESERyING OF THE ATTENTION OF PUR-
On THURSDAY, MAY SEVENTEENTH, 1883. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, will sell in the large court
all in splendid condition
Terms cash.
my12-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auctioneer
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TNhUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE I'M
l. PkOkED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS No. 17l9

TNkUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALUABLE I'M
Il PROVED REAL ESTATE KNOWN AS No. 1919
RHODE ISLAND AVENUE
virtue OF an order made by the supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia on the 18th day of April,
1887, In Equity cause No. $685. wherein f. A. y
Bush ct al are complainants and Lewis H. stanton ct
al are defendants will offer for sale in front of the
premises. at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ, on
SATURDAY. THE TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF MAY,
1883 Lot twenty nine CYl. Of Stanton Barnes ct al
subdivision Of certain lots in squsre one hundred aud
hfty nine Q59). in Washington city Said lot fronts
S feet and inches on Rhode Island avenue and
back with an average depth Of about I30 feet TO an
alley. 1t is improved by three-story and basement
brck Dwelling % feet front and three rooms deep.
Terms of sale One-t third cash. and the balance IN
two equal nstalments payable in twelve and twenty
four months respectively from day Of sale; the de-
ferred payments to be secured by deed of trust on
the property Sold and TO bear interest the rate of
per cent per anuum, payable semi annually. cash
deposit Of $500 will be required at the time Of sale II
the terms OF sale be not compli d with in DAYS
from day of sale the Trustee the right to re-
sell at the risk and cost of the defaultng
All conyeyancng at cost of purchaser.
JOHN c. HEALD, Trustee,
500 9TH st NV,
DUNCANSON BROS Auetiopeers myIo-dsdhs
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nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.

nUNcANsoN Bros Auctioneers
CHOICE COLLECTION OF ROSES, BEDDING AND
OTHER PLANTS
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY FIFTEENTH
at -FOUR O'CLOCK. will sell in front Of our sales
rooms, 9Th and ID sta NV.
myI2-2t CHOICE COLLECTION OF ROSES &c.
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AUCTION SALES.

w 637 l. isiana avenue
Opposite CITY Post-ofoe
TERN EEEs GASES s THIRTY JHogsASp CIGARS
9S HFKfs SsfiI;kSSSS sEASPs; soxks o.
AID oTA5k TRuiTss T6eET Hnfp Win f1ip hoT
SIEais Jul si i3SRS u.s. h s5 fSS
NAY FOURTEENTH. Ar TEN O'CLOCK Il
'HoMAs BOWLING. Aucuonesr.
MISCELLANEOUS SPRING PLANTS, ROSES ETC.
On TUESDAY, A9kSS iSa.o MAY FIFTEENTH
, isSs' s q ELEVEN %GLock @y .uetionreom.
F s.e@.B Ro s &c. from The H SSsMnngsH aCT
WALTER b WILLIAMS 3 Co. Aucts.
PER Rem rSaNI SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
TSskIEENTh AND FIFTEENTH ENffIH S sTRnhTs
D On TEEEs 6T{ NAY SEVENTEENTH. at HALF
IA nr rIvE O'CLOCK we sh. sell IN front Of
'front.' running back tho depth thereof and be sold
Terms one-f third cash. balance in 8. sla. and Is
and secured BY oa nss on prop S% DAY s a sse
e &C at pvrehasers cost sl9o down day
my12-d&ds Auctioneers
GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer. 93o + St
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY on
s SHEET SOUTHWEST. BETWEEN AND +
BY virtue Of deed Of trust to u.s. recorded in ber
sna a., sss ans the
party secured thereby will offer for ssle in front
r TH shs Rre %a on WEDNESDAY THE TWENTY,
O'CLOCK p NJ. all of lots numbered eishty-three
ISL eighty -four (s4). and (Sl, In the
DIVISION OF square hundred and ninety 1881
made by the sssignees of George Mattinely
Terms of sale; One-third cash: balance in
IN, annually, secured by a deed of trust on the
chaser deposit Of will be required on each lot
Al the time of sale All conveyancing purchasers
cost Terms to be complied with in ten days other
wise the trustees the right resell the risk
and cost OF the defaultng purchaser after days
previous notice In The Evening Star
EDWARD CLARK. I r-,..uu.
myl2-eo&ds GEO. H MILLER, 4 ifus'ees-
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
CONTRACTOR,s SALE OF NINE rrvp rapar
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NEW YORK GOSSIP.
Notes and Comments on Passing
Events.

q BooNLEr FOR MAYOR HEwrr-rHB WALKING
MATCH A FINANCIAL PAnuRE-woNRS ATTRACTED
BY THE LoSG-wINDED coNTEsrANTs MONEY
LENDING sHARKs-BoGUs BILLS OF ExCHANGs
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nYRovkNkSr AND ENLARGEMENT OF KERSASs
THxATKR-soNx NEW HOUSES BEING BUILr-IS-
CREAsIN6 THE AcConHoDATIoSs OF AN APART
nENr HoUsx-OrHKR MATTERS.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
EOR SALE-HOUSES.

INOR SALE-HOUSES.
+ 1901 ST. NV; . o2lO to 1924 Bound
,6 %, m $36'oOO arr st. NV, b. b,
NV: o 600 a654 to a04@ Bay t 81.
400 a. st nw bh m! m 5oo on NV; bh
ea and 6 ii St n. G 1926 g and Yf las =: sa n
w:.b.h,,and houses nm NV, b.h. &6r. IL 500
154a Vt ave: mw 'ooo NV 3 S. io'h $1,000
R st., bet l3tn and 1872 to TAB St; ooo
s.. INV. .: fEsooo 1s SS.i 70 or iso5 St aOOo
io1;,. s%i 70 aa3s s i;e:SioOo
N 70 NV D. i5Oo Bog 3. Ct 9th st Sc. bs 1000
900 5i5 iitn ST. Sc. b oOO
l. i5r NV: " loco ss7 to ga I'd St Sc, oOo
m: mn r. n~ 600 4d4 al s cap St. s4oo
on. m l.. 1T :.. 1000 20 Myrtle st. me-. bib,
h. ~ l.. Or 700 e65 to yo7 st. NV WV
Moth Cap and SITS s''00 ou 3d. ~ "" L. 900
NV, b. h, In. Or $1,000
es Gny Of s susP
the LIST and 18th. rny1ll THOs F. wAGdAMAN.
and Cellar g Bs s s1;
brick stable and carriage shed in the rear An offer
TSsi sIssSl ESHss $4,000
rooms; two baths trst"eiass in every respect large
AmS O1ioS Iva %kkNER i So Sie
Il Brick Bay window: lot i9xioo: to alley; Al st.
ne; one Of the handsomest locations ON Capitol Hill
dxS:s,0ry Brick rooms: new and all
Handsome. New. Double House Of IL rooms; p b.. :
double rH,n NJ 81 mod imps; on 18th St nw rare
room p b. lot le1loo to alleys I'd ST.
i.t and "a . y ss SS imDs Maryland ave-
near 10Th shHlff SfstoG the
ON ,.H Hf 81 hSf bASa zSS SITS.
~ -, ~ ''''' A'''' ! J.. v. N. HUYcK 4 CO..
myll-3t 1905 Pa ave.
EOR SALE OR RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE
I 4 q so st. n@ or nome my
FoR SALE
WASHINGTON DANENHOwER
(Successor to Danenhower b Sonl
Real Estate and Insurance Broker,
Ills + stnw
A Ax-story. Give b.y, window Apartment. House.
and herdie lines. and is under rental paving hand
sE%sy on a. sI,s asked contains s
al conveniently arranged and supplied with all the
building also contains the usual scco%psn
ments Of large establishments such cafe. Kitchen
etc. Q
Only ten of the Oats furnished and the price of
the FURNITURE viii be determined by appratsenlent
Inc property 10 now under rental Of gil, 900
profits, 81 900.
Price $50. 200.
Terms: One-Quarter cash. and balance ON long time
u per cent my11-1m
EcOR sALE-NEAT. wEIL-BUILT FRAME ON
PARK 81, MT Pleasant: rooms. attic, and dry cell
lar; &ooOO. only $500 cash and easy terms for bal
ance Apply to GEO. +. GRAHAM. 1407 + st MILO 90
Tor sALE-THE CHOICE CORNER OF 18TH ST.
Il ana Scott Circle; about 500 fee, Of parking.
my1o-at is0s e NV
| EOR sALE-THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
Il 18th st. aud Rhode Island ave-.
my1o.at isos T q NV.
| EoR SALE-NEw PRESSED BRICK HOUSE SIX
rooms bath, range. and latrobe large cellar; lot
l6x1l7 70 14-foot alley: dresser cosets kc price
Saooo; terms easy; Inquire Of owner. 223 9Th ct.
ne. mylO-3ts
TcOR SALE-THAT BEAUTIFUL HONE DO1 v sT
NV, surrounded by Towering vines, shrubs and
roses 81 every Variety also hne fruit garden; bearing
soundanty house Of BRICK built by for sell: 90
MOI IMP isrEe table This properly must Be seer
premise my1O-zts
- 1910 Q st-I have just received cahlsersm ZION
cash balance 20 suit This house d sleg1nfly AnsSsd
40 = srsas oasUaan Rszmisston to 1lspScs en- b
j mylO-6t i1iS II
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EfOR sALE-IF TAKEN BEFORE THE 18TH
i inst, 80 st NV. can be had for $1l, 600;
ised in natural woods has Il rooms large brick
lace; open hreplaces III every room; wood mantels:
tile earths, and is in perfect ORDER lot .xlOO to 10
IT. alley Permit to inspect can be obtained only from
this Office W. RILEY DEEBtE,
myS-St 1919 + St
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fDEsikzsLE VILLA SITES ON 9TH ST. Ex-

We offer for sale some choice and beautiful villa
Cottage Sites situated in Rosse Park formerly known
a. the Lay Farm fronting 9Th St ertended short
distance beyond Br1ghtwood. and running back 90
Rock Greek This beautiful tract Of land lies $50 20
400 feet above tide water, Is laid on into cottage or
villa sites ranging In size from IN 20 o acres. CON-
manding nne views in every direction. watered BY
numerous springs. and has been imIroved by nice
avenues roadways rustic bridges. etc. ct great
pense and is in every respect desirable for purpose Of
suburban residences. One Of the lots. containing
about two scres 10 improved by large and handsome
double frame house an perfect repair WIDE psxzas
three sides etc. etc. with choice shade beautiful
mound and nowers- These desirable lots. within ten
minutes walk Of Brightwood station oDthe Metropo-
ftan Branch Railroad and with rapid transit 9TH
(which Is 20 IN the futurel quite
accessible 10 the center Of the city building lots
in the outlying sections Of the city For plata With
prices. etc. apply to THos. j. FISHER CO.
myI2-1w 1924 st u. Y.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

VroR SALE-NEw FoUR-RoOM FRAME HOUSE,
Il with one acre Of ground or less desired 9TH
street road above opposite estate recenty
bought and subdiv1ded for sale by senator Cameron
Terms cash Apply 70 LANGDALE. FLORIST, 9TH
street road. myl2-3ts
TroR SALE-COTTAGE ON HILL IN GARRETT
Il Park: parties who desire . lovely summer home
should inquire st zoo 9Th 1t. nv. HENRY n COPP'
Secretary. II
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Notice Of Con .i~,nm.,iou

TEnnlronr OF DAKnrA.t District court.
County Of Pembinn. i Bird judicial Dis,ric,
In the matter Of the petition Of tile duluth am
Manitoba Railroad Company.
To Jonah II. Chase: i0n will please TAX,
notice that Frank Myrick. John Kai,ernsglc ant
order OF this court In this proceeding bearin,
date November nth, 1887, and now on file in IN,
office OF the clerk Of the District Court in AMI fol
said fembina County AZ commissioners to asses.
the damages for the appropriation nf the land,
described In sald original petition In raid pro
and in all other case. in said county that midi
be brought before them.
iOu will further TAKE notice that the petition
efs' railroad has been located over and acro..
lots one and two In block thirty .six, lots seven
teen and eighteen in block thirty seven, and Ion.
one and two in block ihirtyeight, all in tile eli,
ofPembina. County Of Penlbina and Territory 81
file and of record IN the office of The Register o
Deeds In and for said county and territory which
said property the said petitioner las found II
Necessary To appropriate for right Of way Tor rail
road purposes NJ the suid railroad IL now locate,
and constructed.
iOn will further take notice that il you do NO,
within thirty days hereafter, apply to the Diyiric,
the manner by the statute in such case made and
provided, the saii commissioners will proceed Ia
inspect the llercinbefOre described proinrty over
which the petitioners road Is now located and
constructed, and To assess the damages sustained
by YOU by reason Of such railrOnd and yo,Ir
damages sustained by such appropriation iii NC.
cOr'lance with the statute III such case made and
provided.
Dated June end. isss.
THE DuirTm ASD MANITOBA RAILROAD ca,
". L. WILDER,
Counsel for the Railroad Uo. 1919
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Summon,

County OF iembina. Third judicial list.
In ,ile matter Of the petition Of the Duluth am
Maniioba railroad Company.
10 sninna W. Farnham and James A, Loyeioy
You will please take notice that John Katie
nagle, ): W. Winchester and Frank Nyrick hay,
been duly appointed by an order Of This court II
the within proceeding bearing date Noyembel
It'll, 1887. now on tile in the office Of the clerk
this court, for Pembina county. as commission
ers 10 assess the damages for the approximation a
the lands described in snii original petition fO,
right OF way for the petitioners railroad and All
other cases in said county that nigh. Ike brought
before them.
You will further take notice that PETITIONERS
railroad has been located over and across y,,,,,
lands described as follows Lot number tiy. on
the west side Of Second street, Huron City. Penn
Dina County. Dak0ta, and that ii YOU do moi
within thirty days after tile publication Of hi,
notice. apply to the District Court to have ti,t
damages thereto aesessed IN the manner pre
scribed by the statute in such care made md
provided. the said commissioners will proceed u
inspect tile hereinbefore described PROPERTY over
which the l'etitisnere' road is now located and
constructed, and snid commissioners iii then
and there consider the injury sustained by yoi,
ny reason OF such railroad, and assess yoIr
damages sustained by such appropriation ii, A.
cOrdance with the statute In s,lch case made md
provided.
Dated June 9Th, 1893.
THE DULUTH AND MANITOBA RAILRoADt.o
W. L. WILDER, :"
Attorney for the railroad o.. i..s1
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Summons.


TERRITORY Of DAKUTA,l District Court.
County of fembtnn. 3rd Judicial District
In the matter Of the petition Of the Duluth and
Manitoba Railroad Company.
10 Alexander buchanan and Robert Buchanan
and any and all parties interested herein: You
will please take notice that John Katernarle
duly appointed by an order of this court In IN,
within proceeding bearing date November Ilth
1875. now on file iii the once Of the clerk OF hi,
court, for pembina county, az commissioners Il
asseas the damages for the appropriation of The
lands described In said petition for right Of way
iof the petitioners railiOad, and all other casei
In raid County that might he brought before
them,
You will further take notice that the petition.
ers' railroad has been located over and acrOs,
lands. lets. blocks and streets az follows, tO.wit
Lots Z, ., II. 10 and H. west side of Second street
Huron City, Pelnbinn County, Dakota; ais,
Second Street, Elizabeth street, and Anna street
also IN Huron City. Pembina County, Dakota
and that II you do NOT, within thirty days after
the publication Of this notice. apply IN the Dis.
trct Court TO have the damages thereto assessed
In the manner prescribed BY the statute in such
case made AMI provided. the said commission.
crs will proceed To inspect the herent,efore de.
rcrtbed property and premises over which the
Istitioners road Is now located and constructed,
and said commissioners will then and there con.
slider the injury sustained by you by reason OF
said railroad AMI assers your damages sustained
By such appropriation In accordance with the
statute IN such cage made And provided.
Dated June 9th, 1883.
The DULUTH AND MANITOBA RAILROAD Co.
WI. wiLDEn, E" W.
Attorney fer the Railroad Co. AR,
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BArlaoAre.

The friends Of Mr.. John Baptle, Of
Bathgate, will be glad to learn that the
differences between him and the Eleva.
tor Company have been settled to the
satisfaction of the company, and Mr.
Baptie is fully exhonorated from al
charges Of dishonesty, and they are sor.
ry that any thing should have been said
that would in any way injure his repu.
tation.
Batl,gate is to have a Market Day"
June 3Oth, and from present appearance
it will be miniature fourth of July.
There will be stock for sale, horse races,
foot races, etc. They expect to continue
these market days reglarly. 1t is a good
enterprise and will be alike beneficial to
town and country.
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special election of the legal voters Of the City
Of fcmbina will be held at the different polling
places III each ward In the CITY Of lembila, to.
Wit: In Ward No. One ~, at K.Inp's Bukery; in
Ward No. Two (s. at the Winchester Hotel; In
Ward No. Three i3(, at the POstotiice: OH Tues.
o'clock .. IN. and 5 o'clock =. III. Of raid dey,
for the purpore Of voting ON the question Of
issuing bonds Of the City Of lcmbinR In thu sun,
of Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars (sa.5OU)
or in a sum not to exceed Two Tholirand Five
Hundred Dollars (s:.a,O). as provided by fore
going ordinance No. &c. payable in ten years with
Interest at ler cent per annun, for the pIr.
pose Of raising money to pay for the right of way
through the Ci!y Of fembina for the puln.l, II
will be a. follows Those in favor Of bonding
will have either written or printed upon theft
ballots For the Bona:s.' Those opposing the
bonding will have either written or printed upOn
their ballots Against the Bonds"
By order Of the Mayor and City Council Of the
City Of l'embina.
June 9TH, lSss. j. KADERSAGLr.
Sou City Clerk
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-15
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The i,,.>.; snivr in the world ipl cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, s;tll rl."un, Fever
sores, cIappcd han,:-, rl,ili,lairn', ",ns,
and all skin crur.ions, and Positively
cures piles, or no pay required. IL is
guaranteed to give icrscc; satisfaction, ";
money refunded. Price - c:. l'ci hos.
For sale By X. l.. Lewis, Pcnibima. DE-.
Boylan, Il%milton and DR.. PC. Donovan,
Nccle.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-06-15
Hack in tho Market.

He at n Chicago evening entertain.
mcnt)-Do you know that very brilliant
looking woman at the piano. Miss pAeesyl
viii be glad to present you, Nj. Waldo.
lady?
Miss Breesy-Yes; she has been I'M
Wagljs4 twice New York Sun.