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ST. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS. April a.
CATTLE-Receipts. LOO; shipments, $40, Market
steady and unchanged; choice heavy native steers,
s4.iGlS5.SG fair to good native steers. S4.0tg4.G
butchers steers medium to choice. S33yG42 stock
ers and feeders. fair good, S2.20@3-0 rangers,
ordinary to good, s2.25G4Gl.
HOGS-Receipts. 500 shipments. 100 Market
steady choice heavy and butchers sci -ctions. 500
95. -: packing. medium to prime, S53G9565i light
grades, ordinary TO be { $5.209i,5j.
SHEEP-Receipts none; shipments, 100. Market
steady fair to fancy, S40DG6.O1
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81 20GS.60 cows bulls and mixed, Sl.109265.
HOGS-Receipts, 1000 shipments. 500 Market
strong. !@l0c higher; mixed, s5.5Ga5.G neavy.
$5.55G5.3; light, S5i0G5.1i; skips, S3-15P5.35.
SHEEP-Recepts, 20N shipments. 1.UJ1. Market
steady. Natives, s315@fl0. westerns, Si5096.lU;
Texas S2.lJa4 20 lambs. S5.uRl6.j0.
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New York Produce.

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. April H.
vHFAT-l@liac higher. hut very quiet No. red
eSGSa3l4c elevator. HAidbc delivered,
CORN-Slow. No > ,Ocstore
OATS-1es54c higher. Mixed, S'Gllc; white, 42S
&c.
COFFEE-Spot qUe' and steady IL; options 1920
points higher. sales o2,tpU bags.
SUGAk-QGiei.
EGOS-Wtak and lower. lSdlSleC.
BJTrER-Qulet and easy; iA026c
CEEESE-Duli aud unchanged; I3+&l2
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Kansas Midland Railway,

The Frisco i The only me running tVosOlld traln,
daily TO st. Louis without change from wichita.
The only line having morning and night Pullman
service from Wichita to st. Louis. Two trains daily
to Arkansas and Texas points. Free reclining chair
all night trains. City Union Ticket Office
IL North Main street. and UniondepOt, Oak st,
w. ID. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass. Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

Gentlemen wishing nice fitting white
shirt can tind il in any size, Il i TO IS inch
neck band at 522 East Douglas Ave. oppo-
site Carey hotel. Ia7-6t
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Chicago Live Stock

CHICAGO April Il.
The Drovers' journal reports:
CAITLb-Receipts, Loo shipments, - Mar
ket steady. steers sAsa&5.O9 suckers and feeders
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

Wichita 4 Suburban.
FAIRIUUNT.
Cars leave Fourth and Williams commencing $40
a m and every hour until lCU D. m, crossing Doug
las fifteen minutes atieC every nOur.
DOLD PACKING HOUSE.
From First and MAN, ; D and - minutes after
evIy hour commencing at sos m. and continuing
until o5 p. Cars all lines after all plays
at grand opera house. Parties of four cr five can
have special without special charge after these
hours by telephOping No. 80 or calling ofica 1851
North Fourth avenue, LEE TAYLOR.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

I,oR SALE-Fine residence pFop<-,v and <alon-
It did Investments N M1rsA.s ataItfoa 10 Monta
Vista, Colorado the embryo CITY os the wondrr-
fully productive san Llsls valley. finest scenery In
the nStscn: extremely healthy climate sg,ertaiiy
adapted 10 invstds; highest summer terar--s,.,rs
- degrees winters preSofisoaatey mild iafS slx
$50 with Per u&l water rights. So to sissl For fI
particulars Rddrsss Il. H. Marsh. Monte vt.ss colo.
di-.-S-
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Ho1se. rooms, cellar. SIS =. Water.
Il VIII rent cheap t. \ good tenant Also a touse
ef roo-ns, 40 > Ida ave. T. II. Lynch. 20i East
Douglas. dl@q 8.
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DR.. G.. G. FCRJEY
DRS. TERRTI,L & SHUTS,

Physician and Surgeon, IN y Main street; teie-
phone ior Office No. 2s for residence III. Dr. Ter
riil. general practice diseases OF women and chill
dren and obstetrics. Dr. Shuts, consumption
c3arrh all throat and chest diseas piles rup-
lures. blood. skin and chronic diseases generally
Consultation free. mI-f
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

w ANTED-A competent cfics CLERK: must De !.
~ good bookkesper and ACE 70 write from thirty
70 forty words on the Tyne writer. Lady preferred
Good salary 10 right pa1sy address CLERK care OF
this Office. d,.eSt
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

Prof Samuels is at the Hotel Carey. Go
and see him and set him 70 1t YOU with
his glasses ~ II
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

Tor SALE-Cheap business lots on North Main
CSk and IN vicinity % the stec yards rhs
nuest residence lots the market IN the uor.a pr<
u the city lowest possible nsurcs> Call and Sc.
Doug ave. IL n
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15
-MsSANiLSs~
9ai1Y eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

NEW YORK, ApIII II
MoxEY-On call easy at lh per cent cioseu
offered at /.
Prime mercantile paper sol. . e,czr<
Sterling exchange dull and stedny az @ o'>4
for sixty dav bills and $751; for demand.
Professionals did most OF the trading on the stocA
exchange today.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

W know that the National Accountants Bureau
o1ers unsurpassed facilities for the procurement OF
rrst-class men and women for positions - book
keepers and accountants. Business Inen who want
eihcient help and expert bookkeepers who can give
nrst-css references. and want situations. would DO
well by addressing 0flce for the state OF Kansas
AZ the Southwestern Business College, NioEi.a.
han. &-r
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

ffTANTED-Man who has money to purchase =
W first class Democratic newspaper. EooC
chalce 10 do g business OF Sia.Ssit $50 year
rare bargain. Cal at rooms 10 i, No l3z n Mar
ket. J. p. Whee4er g Co. dI29-6I
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Swiss cheese - cents a pound at s. VI
Supply Co. l27-tf
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Choicest brands OF butter. Where
Rule Brothers, New City Market. Inst
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

We have fast coraYsrsst : lSrgs r1-ns~r
ef s<ss q scsoos records. lcclsnsag ia n~~
box a. required by tAs3. rszss.s< o. "a
rzzts pr-sezsse 20 AID pzsd ~ lss@s-<sss-
Orders fllsd promptly
TsE WICHITA EAEiE
dIIifs Hsza..s. kA@s@2
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

TOR SALE Or TRADE-sseSn brick yard. cana
city Sa.eu per day. rare chance Tor person
with limited means viii take brick In pas1a-zt
Lock oox rs ails-iet.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

w ANTED--Eorrowers OF money Should reraerni,a
w that we have money on hand TO loan for long
or shcTt time gilt eise real estate security or
VIII bay good paper kooIa L. ia North Main.
l AOiiiAe q 20. lssU-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

Weak eyes-ProL Samuels can strength
en- IN short time. lie Is at Hotel Carey.
IZ1tI
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

Life IS che long waiting time,
- tho learned poets tel;
Ali things conc to Liz who waits
At = popular hotel
lid E.tS
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

Maple strip % cents pr gal can q. Z
" supply Co Z5e
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

Chicago. Kansas az Nebraska
lRocl Island Route
GOING NORTH & EAST.
No. Kansas CITY St. Louis ard Chicago,
through Mail and Express. daily. arrives
at s. > A. m departs s:20 a.
No. Kansas City. st. Louis and Chicago
paris. s..-......-... -. s:53 D. m
sunday ss5 a. m
GOING SOUTH.
No. 5Kansas CITY. st. Louis and Chicago,
Express. arrives "a ard departs ........ 40 a.
No. Kansas ity. 81. Louis and Chicago
through Hail and Express. arrives ~ and
departs daily. ............. 40 p.
No. 4. Accommodation leaves daily Except
Sunday I,aSp IN
Elegant free reclining chair cars on morning trains
Pullman sleeping cars on all night trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
City ticket O!ce I'D L. Douglas ave, and depot cor
ner Mead and Douglas avenues.
c. A. RUTHERFORD. Ticket Agent
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

AtchisOn, Topeka & Santa Fe.
The following time table will 90 into effect GE the
A. 4. Il :. +. r. X. A ri !. from Wichita, Kansas
north ana eastward;
GOING NORTH AND EAST
Texas Express NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 IN
Express. ............ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . -
Freight Accommodation Observation-Disclosures. 90 IN
GOING SOUTH AND WESTWARD.
Texas Express e:jl m
klowa Express. IN
Freight Accommodation 2:3j
The santa / c II the only line running solid
trains daily from Wichita to Kansas City, with
morning and night Pullman service. The short line
10 dorado points with two daily trains it is from
- TO 50 hours the shortest line California with
through service of Pullman aud Tree tourist sleeping
cars. The shortest line 10 Texas points with
through daily service OF elegant day coaches and
Pullman cars. City Union Ticket Ofiica IL North
Main ST., and Union depot neq~ OAK street.
W. ID. MURDOCH,
Freight ana Pass. Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

Passengers for WsllSfori. for Celdvs,<-
and Ashland Re sure acd take IAxes
straight line and save twenty fozr hOzrs'
Lac, arrives a. Coidwzt@T At So ? IA
HxsF
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

a two and o-e-half gal pail q syrup
o. O. % - = " s1pr.T -. = =
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Call AID 80 TIE elegant display q tsbls
desic&cies a. Hale Brothers. Ssy City
Hsrkei. lN%
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GLOBE.
OurPriices Tell The Tale
Did you get one Of Our April
Price Lists in all De-
partmentS for
.ONE WEEK. ONE WEEK.

Handsome suitings in brocades
and plaldS worth 25c at 15c q
yard.
Double width spring suitings in
tan shades. plain, QlagOnalS. bro
cadeS, worth 4Oc, at Z1c a yard.
Cream krinkled SeerSucker
worth 1Oc at sc a yard.
50 IN. turkey red QamaSk worth
soc at 29c q yard.
IS in. One-half bieached fancy
bordered table Linen worth coo at
4Oc a yard.
Ladies silk isle vests worth
$1.25 at SIC.
Ladies Berlin cloth gloves worth
25c at lOc each.
Ladies fancy stripe full regular
hose worth 3Qc at lSc per pair.
Misses London length hose
worth 12c at &c per pair.
Ladies linen collars worth 15c at
&c each.
Ladies linen cuffs worth Ice at
SC per pair.
Ladies fine muslin chemise
worth S1.OO at zee.
Ladies fine muslin skirts worth
$1.25 at 60c.
Lace Curtains, 3 yards long,
worth $3.50 at Gee a pair.
Gents spring necktleS worth
SOC at TIC.
Gents fancy embroidered sus-
DenGerS worth $50 at l5c.
Par2SOlS, 15C upwards.
EimbrOideri9s, / 1-2c yard up
wards.
Oriental laces, Sc a yard up
wards.
Gems 4-pIy linen collars worth
zoe at lOc.
Gents summer MerinO under
shirts worth zoe at 1Gc.
Brow cOlOred ruching worth
1Oc a. sc a yard.
These are just a few Of the many
Bargains on our April Price List.
We will keep the ball rolling ali
week. Come early and get the
choice FOR nI11. OIJTo CTCrn will na
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15
s,~sssI 20 ArLorp~ya

Flsshy ladies are plsAset with Pal
circle Eip eorset- J. l. Ho6ss, opfssssis
Carey hotel lSs<s
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P. A. ROHRRAUGH

Attorney az law. Attorney Tor Western Cnilec
tive bureau. MOONS J. . . No Ia y. A4rAe,
street. Wichita. kan. cl4S-0
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FOR SALE

E'oR sALE-A pew clean stock Of MERCHANDISE
Address h Eagle efice Ess=
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LOST.

OsT-P.lf ga sFs-c=Acf-s cSrt-s ls-<s 49, t~7s
l. % La~rsne@ zssass- l. Fec q A1z- 10
n G4T-X'lraitz Eaa E2r2 > l>s. sscsaFs
4 xs-sr.-sa Earss~sss Serb Ekfa 80 glstsF
= lli - fsvsrG - * a. sasz@ 81 O. s-rrfs
NAr.st = rs~s- z. fifg, ia HsftAsvs =
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ROGERS,

Graduate OF Chicago Veterinary college. once
81 + Douglas ave; Telephone Nod Wichita Kan
SIT
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

jas. computed lArz. numb = ies
"Attornsy's pocket 1ocEsi" Fer szls 8,
tbs e,sFs1e cs~A
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FOR TRADE.

INOR TRADE-Spsn OF mules for clear lots. clear
Il lots FOR . and farms tor city property p.
J. Alderman y CO. Room :. al y. VAN. i-a-s.
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STRAYED
TAKEN UP.
STORAGE

CrToRAGE-Fos al slads - Es1Sts. esIsf or
- IezH4 u yea base E1efs gpu . AZ - steFf~.
T!z them 70 T. sonia SaF&ss- Fsicfs rsser st.s
CfTOEAGF- Chea5--, aHa ssss Fasce "a Wtrhits
- - stors az slz3s Q; zts@S SA-4 a. 30 Ma
f.TppSGF- Fer Erns~ho3t goaSs ~ 5s-rhAzesSs.
- LED o. .1r4T - yys ksFs srF Eo<cs - tf1Fs
ss1sr thssl "a - y lcEit. Hts-Azs Co SO IA sst
T'sz<.,. Al
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15
PHYSICIANS.
E. M. CONKLIN. M. y.

E. M. CONKLIN, N. D.
General pracyit oner OF medicine. surgery. gynae-
cology and Obstetrics. Treat all chronic and private
disess 5. oxygen treatment given yynen required.
Pies and all disease. OF the reetum specially,
Office removed to la North Main Kan
sas National BANK. Office hours 70 II a. M to ).
and T. 10 u. N. dll1-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

TOR SALE-Fo- cash. grOoeTy stock in EnglewoCst
4 Kan. permanent terminus OF railroad. <oSi
paying business Address Z. Eagle e-aee. d6s-tf.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

NOR SALE-Chesp complete soda factory IN
Il perfect order. Enquire AT y. I. NiederizndSrS,
or at SCI = Topeka Ave. daS-lf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

hUGhhS,
The Photographer. Pictures in all sizes and styles
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and ex-
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15
". A. MINNICK. N. D.

F!omuopathist Office 10 North Main street. Resi-
6ence 1917 North Fourth street, near Union depot,
Wichita. Kansas. Office telephone No. SS Resi-
dence telephone No. IA
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

EOh sALk--A No extra piano. cost 500 VIII
sell very lew. viii tss~ horse AID Ssly-y IN pat
pay ios same set On paF menu g. suit, ~ ur-
gsan-nnest piano IN Wlch.ta aiso - octave eFs1a
rne>f made n upright p.s.o style. jas. rsc-4st
ON fsS.oEs; also octave cEgst . from 81 Z >
COST AID freight. Cal on W b Arey AZ -. L Usl<-
las ave. L g.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r. WEEKS h SON.
T M. PHILLIPS. n Y

Contractors and builders. Shop and Office corne
Sycamore and Chicago avenues West Wichits
dwelling 255 Wabash avenue. S2-tf.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15
WANTED,

-" ANIttD-Partiesc can now make arrangements
w Tor the passurage OF horses for the season.
Spring water and shade, two mics OF city. w z.
Green lQs-f
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REMOVED.

Drs. oldham and Graham have moved tie
Office from y o. %. E. Douglas to rooms No POI On
got. SECOND floor Of the Ssdgwick. corner OF Fir
and Market.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

These are just a few Of the many
Bargains on our April Price List.
We will keep the ball a rolling ali
week. Come early and get the
choice for our our store Will be
crowded all week.
WYE APE THU
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-15

I,oR SALE-one pair NJ niitre gears, merits. gear
Il is = - diameter AZ face. piaioa S3S diameter
~, two face each with y set screws ccrc lnrhs-
a and a. teeth; vii! sell cheaF been gsei ,.f
Eagle Office. dl,s-tns
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01
THE RELIANCE CLUB.
A Mastery Address bv Colonel


A Mastery Address bv Colonel
HermdOn.
The regular weekly meeting of the Re-
lance Democratic Club was held last
night in Judge Hutton's Courtroom, with
Mr.. W. L. Price in the chair and MIR. J..
s. Mackenzie acting as Secretary. The
first business done was the enrolling of
eighteen members, and then the follow
ing honorary members were elected !:
Messrs. Geo. Hermann, A. S. Hobbs, E.
P. Bryan, F. A. Eagleson, A. Steinike,
Martin Lehman, L. Whitcomb, James
0. Brien, r. Chervis, Robert Evan Nc
Gregor, J. Pillig, R. j. Domingnez, M.
Morris, Col. Herndon and Gen. E. E.
Hewitt. When it was announced that
Col. Herndon would address the meeting
there was great applause, and the gentle.
man in question then made most elo-
quent oration. He scored the recent Re-
publican speakers Williams and Fitch
very heavily, and treated the tariff and
surplus questions in very logical and
licans was one from the shoulder when
he described their tactics in the South,
and the various good points elucidated
were heartily applauded by the interested
audience. Col. Herndon's speech lasted
for about two hours and at it's conclusion
short addresses were made by Mr.. S. B.
Lockwood, Col. o. H. Violet, Col. Flour
noy and MIR. Geo. Hermann. A COM
mittee Of five was appointed for the pur-
pose of getting Hazards Pavilion or the
Turner Hall for an evening during the
next two weeks, for the purpose Of hav-
ing Democratic mass meeting under
the auspices of the Reliance Club, and
for the occasion Col. Herndon has
promised to speak. The names of the
committeeman are Messrs. G. d. Rob-
erts, j. S. Mackenzie, q. T. East, R. l..
Binford and NJ. G. Fordham. Some
minor business was then disposed of and
adjournment taken until Friday evening
next.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01

mated at close figure that the company
has lands and town lots valued at ~ 900,
900. The Pomona and Elsinore Railway
| is to pass through South Riverside. R.
B. Taylor, the original exploiter OF the
scheme, is now constructing a motor
road from San Bernardino to
South Riverside. Many fruit farms
have been planted in and about
the town. A company has gone in
and laid down plant for grinding
porphyry for grading purposes, which
has cost tens of thousands OF dollars. 1t
is nearly complete and will be in opera
ton within month. When once set in
motion it will turn out ten to twenty car
loads of street paving stuff a day. The
company has orders ahead for all the ma
terial they can turn out in the next ten
or twelve months.
A tile and sewer pipe company is the
next industry to be set on foot at South
Riverside. The capital and stockholders
are both recent importations from the
East. The clay at South Riverside can
not be surpassed, and before many
months pass this industry will be in
motion.
Such is one of the "Paper towns" of
the Semi-Tropics. 1t may be taken as a
fair average specimen f; for while mistakes
have been made here and there in the
laying out of towns on paper, and while
in some instances the mistakes" were
made by design-to indulge in an Irish
bull-yet in the great majority of cases
the Paper towns" of the past few years
have panned out like South Riverside,
and sometimes "more so."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01
HOME AFFAIRS.
The Fate of Our Paper
Towns"
SO ME LOCAL POLL I'll CS.
The Reliance Club Addressed by
Judge HerndOn-Clan-N a-Gfel
at the Tent.
o ME- LOCAL POLITICS.

A joint meeting of the Board of Trade
and the Committee of Arrangements for
the reception of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows was held last even
ing at the rooms of the Board of Trade.
A considerable amount of money was
subscribed and the following resolutions
were afterward adopted by the Board of
Trade:
WHEREAS. The Sovereign Grand Lodge
of the World of Odd Fellows assemblies in
our city September 18th, 1887; and,
WHEREAS, In this assemblage we rec
ognize the fact that the representative
people of not only our own but of foreign
countries, will visit the Pacific Coast :;
and,
WHEREAS, The great benefit to our
State will be in having as many of our
Pacific Coast people as possible meet our
visitors, and in order to accomplish this,
the success will greatly depend upon the
rate charged by the Southern aPacific
Railroad Company to and from Los An
geles; and
WHEREAS, 1t has been reported that
the Southern Pacific Railroad Company
has fixed the rate of fare at one and one
third from northern points in the State
for the round trip to Los Angeles to Odd
Fellows only; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That we, the members of the
Los Angeles Board of Trade, represent
ing the entire mercantile community of
Los Angeles, in general meeting now as
sembled, urgently request the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company to fix said rate
at one fare for the round trip to all visitors
to Los Angeles during the session of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
Resolyed, further, That the President Of
the Board of Trade be requested to cause
a copy of these resolutions to be immedi-
ately forwarded to A. N. Towne. ESQ.,,
General Manager of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, at San Francisco,
Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01
A Striking Cartoon.

This weeks Cactus has striking car
toon on the subject of the attempt of
Book, Sinsabaugh, the Times ct al, to
bounce Chief Cuddy. The conspirators
are represented as gang of Apaches,
who have tied Cuddy to tree, and are
performing their war dance around the
bound captive. But Steve White appears
upon the scene, stripped as an athlete,
and armed with a constitutional club.
with which he is about to give the saw
ages fine lesson in object teaching.
The champion is backed by a figure Of
Los Angeles, holding in one hand the
scales of fair play, and in the other the
sword Of justice. AS cartoon, this is
the best we have seen from the pencil of
Carl Browne.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01
THE RESUME.
Total $14, ,549,73s $65 500 1O3 s4s.s43,513

The real estate sales in this county in
the months OF June, July, August and
September, 1887, eclipsed in volume any
thing of the kind ever put on record in
the world. The sales averaged during
the four months in question at from over
$4,000, 900 to nearly $12 900, 900 in each
month. That business was done largely
by local dealers. During the previous
winter spectators had cleaned out
nearly all their holdings to new settlers.
They had made large sums in these
transactions, and they proceeded to load
up for the winter campaign. In three
days sales of 81 900. 10000 in magnitude
were not by any means rare. Great ranches
were bought up by syndicates and cut up
into small farms for the purpose of sell
ling them to actual settlers. During the
present year there have not been re-
corded many such sales. The greatest
number OF these ranches have gone into
the hands of dealers and have been cut
up. Sales of these lands in small farms
are going on at no slow pace. Nearly
$500 transfers of realty in one month is a
figure that does not mean dull market,
Of that number nearly 1000 are at sums
running about 81 900 each, and about as
many more are for snms ranging below
$1,000 each. Tie lowest daily
sum OF sales is nearly $4,000, while the
largest is for over a quarter of q
million. In this land of the "boom"
these transactions are supposed to indi-
cate a quiet market; but in any other
section they would be brave igues in
deed. There is certainly no wild rush
going on in speculation. The dealing is
strictly legitimate purchases are made
by actual settlers and are for immediate
improvement The feeling is one of
great confidence in real property.
Holders have cut up their accounts
they are able to see just where they
stand; there is an utter absence of selling
pressure, and strong feeling Of
certainty that the coming winter
will be marked by very large
influx OF people from the East who will
be home-seekers, and as such BUYERS of
real property. At this particular season
OF the year it is nearly always easier to
buy piece of property at rather mod
crate price than is the case later in tho
year, when there are three times as
many enquirers in the market and when
holders are sure of effecting a sale to-
morrow if they fail to land a customer
to-day. This has been the rule all the
years, with the single exception of 1887.
This year will follow the rule rather than
the exception which proves it,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01
CHANGE OF MANAGERS.

Mr. III. e. Moore Has Retired From
the Man nagement of the Nadeau.
Mr.. Frank Maynes, for a number OF
years with the Parker House, Boston,
Mass, will hereafter be associated with
Mr.. H. w. Chase. Mr.. Jos. Schneider
will continue to manage the affairs of the
house in his usual happy way.
Mr.. 7. J. Field, lately connected with
some prominent Eastern hotels, has
been engaged by Manager Schneider as
chief clerk. The rotunda is being en-.
larged to twice it's present Dimensions.
1t will be handsomely tiled and frescoed
and marble wainscoting will be put in
It is the intention of the proprietors to
! 1crease the number Of rooms to 400 mex
spring.