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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

wichita Market.
tErrnished by Ditmars, Noris d. Vandiyer. Live
Etoek Commission Merchants
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS, Dec. l.
The following charges and rules govern thee
wards, Yardage hos, &c per head: on cattle ~
and sheep &c. Hay, SLIGO per cwt corn ,oc per ~,
commissions Sc per on hogs; cattle 3c per neat'
Ice a head wagon hogs, ana 50 per car on SHeep'
inspectors dock pregnant sows 4u ana stays "
CATTLE.
Receipts none; shipments none Our catte mar
ket is not of sufficient magnitude at preselt Ior s
foencourage shipments OF any but butcher Cow ~
heifers which are being handled by the ocai Du'oh
ers 90 MO- %
Best and helfers- "a
to medium. -sE.I ,d
Od COWS and common stuff. .9g5 ~
Feeding steers S50G 1000 lbs. ''S- ~
HOGS.
The hog market closed weak ana DC low az 49,
sas City yes erday. The tops there AT tAe opening
sold AT $50 an 1a,a in tho
There were DO hogs on our market tlIl iate ID the
day and tops brought $40 We quote TO-DAY; o.., 90
Best heavy. 49, ~
Common. '----''' 80 : ar,
Wagon hogs are bringing lOsl5 per cent ies's 'h@l
ar lots,
Receipts here for the week were 2,os1 noss winch
We regard as very falterfng for the DcsIhIilns'
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
New York Produce.

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Dec. l.
wBEAT-Dull usettled; No > red. sl05l.@l O5a.
C-ssN-Frm and i4dSSc higher; No :, 47l4 yg<7S..
OATS-l4Slec higher; mixed, Sl0S3Sc, white a
G&c.
CoFFEE-options steady and firm; sales lO7 $50
bsgs. Spot higher: l7.c
SUGAR-Steady and quiet c, 6 5-l6S69sc, extra c,
6i-iG&6lec; white extra {, = 9-l6est5sc.
EGGS Stea ~; 25lpeg26c.
BCTTER-Hyher 24RSiC.
CHEESE-Firn; 9a&llssc:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,

MISREPRESENTATION as nurse wanted oy u middle
w aged woman " experience Ia attend ladies
during confinement. Wiling 10 follow the advice
OF attending physician Best physicians OF the city
FOR reference. Gail on address l.oj " lsiu e.,
CITY, lltf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

INOk TRADE-ve have good farm IN Covi.y
Il Co.. 40 well proved and al aHd~r fence
worth - yU mort gage t<90k Will pat ia some eAss
for desirable improved Wichita property. walker
A Fielder &c ~ Main, =. wichita La
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
Kansas City Live Stock.

Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Dec. l.
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts 200 shipments, 100 Market
slow and values Irregular good TO choice
corn fed, S46p@5O0; common to medium. $5.D
"a 80; stockers and feeders 81 6lG3,4G grass range
steers. Sl,61G30e COWS. flUle2,D
HOGS-Rece pts. 4.5G shipments lUo Market
active and So lUc lower; good TO choice, So DGo,o
common to medium, 81, s0d5,l5
SHEEP-Recepts,2 go shipments, none; MarRet
steady strong; good to choice muttons, $35OS5 49,
common medium, Sl.5O&3.U,
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Dec. l.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CAT1LE-ReceiptS 1900 shipments; none Mar n
ket dull; beeyes si,GDa5,0 steers. s9gt@i,9J
stockers and feeders. sl.9Gs3,Ur cows, bulls ana
mixed. 81 2513Gt Texas steers $2,5US5,lo: western
rangers, S30D4I,0 o ,,,.
HOGS-Receipt5 1900 shipments: 40G Market
loc lower; mixed. S5,lU3.3G heavy, s5,l5oiG hsnt'
S5,E615i5: skps, S.i1ii 20 ,, H..
SHEEP Receipts 400 shipments otE MARKET La Tas
steady; natives, s30G4e4.O WESTERNS 3D. OIoe1 AeA-
ans 2,5Os3, 40 lambs S3.sJs5.25.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

BUTTER-Quiet. Elgin creamery. 3aIS46c; choice
fxtra lrsts SlS2c; fancy dairy 2sS0c; tirsts
&@ac.
EGGS-22e25c.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NJ ANTED A with means TO engage
w in "A first class paying business In WICHITA
None but those meaning business need apply. VIII
take In exchange good property. Address {. D.,
Eagle ofiice. lac.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
NEW TINE TABLE CHICAGO, KANSAS
NEBRASKA R'Y-
Ikock Island Route.l

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. 2 Colorado Springs
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily...:,
No. 2 Kansas City, [ Louis
and Chicago Through
Mail and eF. daily. 80.
No. 4 Kansas City. 81 Louis
and Chicago night e2.
daily -. .-.........-....,
No ~ mCdatlon,
daily except Sunday.
GOING SOUTH.
No. 3 Kansas City, 81 Louis
and Chicago eX. daily.
No. ] Kansas City, ST Louis
and Chicago through
mail and ex. daily.
No. u Accomm oda lion,
daily except Sunday -.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

EGGS-Sleady 19c for good stock and Ss5c less To-
Inferior.
WHISKY-Steady; S1H.
PRONISIONS-Demorali
PORK-$14.50.
LARD-Nominaliy $1S0S7.0.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

An notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted.
WIN be charged Tor At the rate Of I'VE cents per line
per week: no notice for less than Is oenta-
AL For Sales or other business notices win Be
charged for At the rate OF iccens per line per week
no business notice taken for les than 50 ceasa
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

Elegantfree reclining chair cars on III trains and
Pullman sic pers night trains 7 ckets sold ana
baggage checked through all points nor h, south
EAST and west. Guy ticket office 30 East Douglas
avenue; passenger station corner boigia1 ana
Mead avenues L. A, RUTHERFORD.
Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

Lso8 sALy-Oa rarfaiy gsT-s@ts % tssfs fSr
Il sor-~s azseH es1tgs. tsre> sa<zse.. fas- % 81
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
sTRAYEn.

S,TRaYYD-Fro1 I5$ Norsh EnrovlA sy.az-
- HiftltA sy&a Il r1s~s. @ssaE-ss6k. or :
tiaek mare rue ~fta 90 ear married or ID.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

ISoR SALE OR EyCEASOE-Ny re-Nszcs
it lrpr~rTy % North Lawrence hreaze oesr Terts
stree. wt1a szrpitars. House is Few. aas room
And hath hot and Oh Wal gsn. ss-n2ce etc AL
. one q, the most desirable hos-@s n the ssfy
III feet 81 froEt. vsrArf. tosEirz sts~e
acre. o, choice gF9Ga6 eoTsrs~f VIII f>arins
orcbard Oh HILLSIDE avenue soEsh q Elshi&aa
xvs13e-
- feet east froEi oio~s TO stock Ta-s and pHcsisx
noszs<.
q fe-; .as- froat OF EJdrszlie svsase. EYde's sce
VITA Snail house
- t.~. on Doug "a ee eorrsy o, Larre1os are
Rue vfis tvo-<tory hTTck e4i56inx oEs % he p>ss
bushes corners II ibe ely.
se.est -. L-o.ssas sFsnB. between EArfet street
acc Lawrence Avenze with tSo-sso-y bTsex oci.a-
Ing
wfIi orsT TIE sosse property. for . limited tins
q rsrg low prsee q easy terms o. VII s21xs
the shoe or gr.A.er gar sf e. for sts-ea-z -rns
.-y clear o I.czG txace a xot ssszsrE c;tg. Al
cre.s X H. Esys. III Sor1s LASrsxse ave.. ely
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
BOARDING.

"ASTED-Boardsrs, at SO T. williams. bo&y,i
w with or without lodging front rom for rent
Ia o
ANTED- Poarderr. eIeaient table board Rso
w nicely furnished rooms. sis South Lawrence
avenue. Mrs T. 4 pard.e- bsi
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
FOR RENT-RESIDENOES
FOR RENT-MISCELLANEoUS

Lok kEST-Good Offices win perfect light and
ventilation. N the Sedgyvick low ~ per
month Apply AZ Office. No. ~. second floor. z. J.
Collins. agent E5-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02
FOB TRADE

LNOR TRADE-lf0 acres fire farm % miisa from
IT 0mstow with live stoc. AID itH YisHeatA. clear.
To trade for good fIDois Indiana Mis-afi farm.
also ranch. clear for W icAti~ property OttO
SoioD onski. IA y. Main. - g
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

L>OR SALE-sevrraI bargains in desirable iocs.
II tiles. improved and unInproved properties.
good terIas. walker Fielder. room >. u y, Gsia
Wichita. iSC
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

NITANTED-To make Sore nr~t class city loan
w for six twelve months. Kansas loan and
Investment Co. over Wichita National buh. Ls-tf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

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IT sssrxsc aa6 ersr eSgs1ss ga sss srssszs esrs
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

LOB sALE-As tss Esszo@ ca eaTAsl 60 I'D
IT saGp EsxE n Gag sz~ rpers SIS 9 q. 80 M
" TssIA xseuax a>1zlsr Aes1 sSxsse- TO s<>d
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scAAser ssss grad ssoze. cEr n-oftsEx szAr.3z.,
az zss stsyxs en--z a. god E1s1S razeao
fer easA ca 80 Esst<ss fass.cz5oa ez.ea-
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-02

YTNO TRADE-n1 acres land wei iraprov~d g
j acres IN wheat. al fenced aid crass fslred Al
joining the tDyD Of Conway SPRING. viii irsds
Tor 9nlncunbercd unlmyr0Fei iEsfds Hichita
property. Address William spear ~ia.s.d. k.E-
diAs-G
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Monte Vista.

In the bosom of the mountains,
twenty miles north of Los Angeles, in
the great pass between San Fernando
and Pasadena, at an altitude of 1900
feet above sea level, is situated the
new and beautiful town of Monte
Vista, with the most delightful
climate in the world, free from fogs,
supplied with the greatest abundance
OF pure mountain water, having the
very best Of soil for the cultivation OF
the orange, fig, olive, prune, cherry
and all small fruits. Now only one
half-hour from the city, by the South
ern Pacific railroad, and a delightful
carriage ride OF four and one-half
miles, and an all.rail connection to be
made within the next few months,
Monte Vista is convenient Of access,
and presents the most substantial
advantages for home OF any tract in
Southern California. A magnificent
live oak grove, two good hotels, de-
lightful drive and magnificent scenery,
present advantages as a pleasure re-
sort to be found nowhere else. There
is no place like it, and to appreciate
it 1t must be seen. The station for
Monte Vista is Roscoe, fifteen miles
from the city, and the fare is As cents.
Full particulars and maps furnished
on application at the Office OF the
Monte Vista Land and Water Com
pany, 80 South Spring street, Los
Angeles, or to F. H. Barclay, the
owner of the tract, at Mon6e Vista
lSunland postoffiee), Cal.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
any other, unless possibly by steam

er.
In view therefore, OF the possibility
Of this disease being brought here
over the line Of the railroad, / am in
structed on the part of the Directors
of this Board to respectfully suggest
to you the adyisability of instructions
being issued from your Office to con-
ductors and trainmen to take the ut
most precautions in permitting pas
senSers from San Francis bound to
this city or points beyond to pass
over the road, should there exist on
their part reasonable fear that they
are afflicted with the disease.
The point at which such examina-
tion should be made should not be
south of Tulsre.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) A. NJ. LAWRENCE,
Secretary.
Los ANGELES, December 81, 1887.
Z. r. Roacaa, Esq, Chairman Board
Of Supervisors, Los Angeles county !:
DEAR SIR: For several weeks past
the attention of our people has been
called to the dispatches appearing in
our papers relative to the rapid spread
of the smallpox in San Francisco
On the Goth instant, at meeting OF
the Board OF Health of that CITY, the
Board passed resolution d. +claring
the smallpox epidemic in that city,
and stringent measures were ordered
taken to fight the disease.
Self preservation is the first law of
nature. and the rule applies as we'll to
communities as to individuals. / am
directed, therefore, on the part of the
Directors of this Board, through its
President, Mr.. Eugene Germ in, to
call your attention, and that OF your
honorable Board, to the existing state
OF affairs in that city, and to susge.
that it would be eminently prudent
on the part OF the Board of Supervis-
ors, TO take immediate action TO pre-.
vent, as far as practicable, the advent
OF that dread disease into our city; at
least 20 far as IL can be prevented d
from reaching us from San Francisco
over the ordinars routes OF travel, viz
via railroad and steamer.
Quarantine officers stationed at San
Pedro, and at Tulare on the line of
the Southern Pacific, acting under
your au hority, would, in our opinion,
be the least precaution that our COM
munity could take. / am directed
further to suggest, that you call a
special meeting of your Board, to take
immediate action.
Very respectfully,
lSigned] A. M. LAWRENCE,
Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01

ardson, John Stephenson, ]. w.
Grubbs, w. A. Bosqui, James Mackel,
NJ. I: Fowler, G. +. Beebe, l'aniel
Lynch, Harvey Davis, J. A. Bean, 8.
n. Sheets, l.. r. Harris, II. G. Nc
Kenzie, r. H.. Dunn, II. +. Lee,
John E. Wheaton, w. J. Boland, H.
w. Marden, John Nixon. w. M.
McCirath, q. A. Van Turen, James
Fitzpatrick, John +. Mcguire, G. p.
Dunham, James Hotf, Thomas +.
Donahue, j. X. Burns, p. ID. Lehait,
D: Walsh, W. B. Palmore, NJ. v.
Wright.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Supervisors-T. f.. Rowan. Oscar
Macy, w. 7. Martin, j. w. Venable,
and Jacob Ross.
County Clerk &C. HI. Dunsmoor.
Deputies--A, N. Hamilton, f. B
Fanniog, T. Fl. Ward, L. j. Thomp
son, A: G. Mappa, J. M. Dunsmoor,
N. j. Ashmore, H.W. Edelman. John
Fischer, I. +. Lowry, r. 8. Platt.
Tax Collector A. Crawford.
Depulies--C. j. Smith, NJ. D. Craw-
ford. Clerks j. A. Montgomery
Samuel Wells, Lew Par.eiis, Lee
Glowner, Ben Edelman, j. S. Poland,
Il. y. Poland, George Puff, George
hull. Saniul Prayer. r. S. Platt, J
J. Watson, w. j. A, Smith, +. A. De
Camp, A. e. Sepulveda.
County Recoruer-Frank A. Glib
son. Deputies-Arthur Bray. John
Iorrey, Jr., w. s. Marchant, George
Bughee, A. III. Rubens, D. +. Barclay
J. 4. Mckee, Frank II. White.
County Treasurer-J. w. Dreaded.
Deputies--John Miller, \ Henry j.
Eleishman.
County Auditor-A. A. Montana.
Chief Deputy--F. Lanterio.
County Assessor-C. G. Mason.
Depulies--E. A. De Camp; w. j. A.
Smith; j. j. Watson.
County Superintendent OF Public
SchoolS-W. w. Seaman.
Sherif-James G. Kays.
Under Sheritf-H. NJ. Mitchell.
Jailor-W. II. Russell.
Bookkeeper-Jas. Murrieta.
City Deputies-T. Cooney, G. l..
Cruz, F. Benedict, Rob rt Martin, V.
L. Sanchez, J. 7. Anderson.
County Deputies-J. @. Hickey,
Santa Ana; J. III. Malone, Azusa; g.
D Campbell, San Gabriel; J. w.
Wright, Pomona; James Dodson,
Wilmington; +. A. Poyoreno, Los
Nietos; VIM. A. Gaines, Couspton
w., l.. Borden, Ell MontQ@ II.
Kernes, San Fernando; II. Bar
retto, Santa Monica; Edward Weber,
San Juan Capistrana; J. N, Mandell,
Pasadena; Wellington Weaver, Bur
bank; t. G. Borden, Dosney; I. T.
Herbert, Monrovia; 7. B. Hayes, San
Pedro.
Township Court-B. f. Taney, JUS
tice of the Peace. w. B. Taney,
Clerk. Constable, NJ. q. Aguire; nisl
deputy, (office NAM, III. s. Clement
second deputy, S. Altamarano; third
deputy, A. Arguello; fourth deputy
Fl. Johnston; fifth deputy, G. Ar
yuello.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Week OF Prayer.

Simpson M. Il. Tabernacle Society
will observe the week Of prayer in
the German Lutheran church, corner
Of Fort and Seventh street, commenc-
ing Sunday, Janu Try lst, 1858. Rev.
f. W. Caswell, pastor, will officiate at
II A. NJ. and 7r.M NJ.
DIR. James Wad- Ell Ward, the dis
tinguished lecturer and divine, will
deliver brief addresses on each even
ing during the week OF prayer. On
Monday evening he will give an ac-
count OF his conversion to Chri -tian-
ity, and will announce the theme
from evening to evening thereafter.
The following are the subjects as
presented by the Evangelical Alli-
auce:
Monday, January I'd. Thanksgiving.
Tuesday. January g.. Confession.
Wednesday, prayers for families
and schools.
Thursday, prayer for the Church of
God.
Friday, prayer for missions.
Saturday, prayer for nations.
Each service will open with a SER
vice OF song for q quarter of an hour.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
SMALLPOX AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Action of the Board of Trade
Yesterday.

Secretary Lawrence OF the Board of
Trade yesterday forwarded the follow
ing letters which are self-explanatory !:
Los ANGELES, CAL, Dec. 81, 1887.
e, z. Hewin, Esq. Superintendent S.
P. System, Los Angeles City:
DEAR sIR-The spread of smallpox
in San Francisco has assumed such
proportions as to cause the Board OF
Health Of that city, at a special ses-
sion held December 29th, to declare
the disease epidemic. This has ex-
cilei no slight alarm in our city.
Naturally, tho free intercourse be-
tween this city and San Francisco af-
forded by rail makes it not at all i'm
probable lin view OF the large pas-
senger traffic between. the two cities)
that the disease could be brought here
by that means more readily than by
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
PUBLIC WORKS..
Recommendation to be Acted
LpOn TueRdaE.

tpOn Tuesday.
The Board of Public Works mel
yesterday and transacted The follow.
ing business:
On petition Of j. A. Kelly ct al, in
regard to the improvement OF Flower
street, recommended that the City
Clerk be instructed to notify the pc
titioners of September 27, 1887, to
conform the grading to the plan
agreed upon otherwise the street will
not be accepted.
On petition of VIM. Wright ct al,
to have Flower street grading accept
ed; ask further time.
Recommended that the City Sur
veyor prepare plan for the drainage
OF the intersection OF Pearl and Sand
streets.
On petition OF John Goldworth ct
al, in regard to the opening OF Pine
street, recommended that the City
Surveyor make a survey Of the prop
erty to be condemned, and furnish
the City Attorney with O. description
If the draft of an ordinance defining
the lines between the west boundary
of the city and Alameda street.
On petition Of G Simpkins for
switch, recommended that the same
be granted, provided they cause no
obstruction by standing cars on Kel-
Ter street.
On petition OF Southern Pacific
Railroad Company, to have Aurora
street abandoned; recommended that
the same be granted provided they
construct and maintain a viaduct
between BIena Vista street and
Downey avenue, with a carriage way
twenty feet in the clear, and two FIVE
foot sidewalks.
Recommended that the petition Of
Geo. z. Baright and Mathews be re-
ferred to the City Attorney for his
opinion as to whether the Council can
grant the same.
Recommended that Strong and
Shaw be granted ten da,s further
time in which to complete their con-
tract on Seventh street.
On petition of e. 4. Weidt, ct al, to
have the intersection on Main and
Chavez graded. recommended that
the Street Superintendent grade the
same.
On petition of J. w. Means,
for permission to move houses,
recommended that the same be
granted, under the supervision
Of the Street Superintendent.
On petition Of G. III. Maynard for
permission to deposit building mate
rial on Fourth street, recommended
that the same be granted under the
ru Is.
On petition Of A. Dallas for extern
sion of time on his grant or contract,
recommended that he be granted
forty days time.
On petition OF S. G. Foy in regard
to proposed widening OF Seventh
street, Board asks for one weeks
time.
Recommended that the bill Of the
Rituminous Lime Rock Company be
allowed.
Recommended that the property
owners between FIRST and Third streets
that have paid an assessment ON gran
ite pavement be made o rebate of 216
cents per square foot, and that the
clerk be instructed to estimate the
amounts and issue warrants on the
Main Street improvement Fund.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
Polk q Co.'s. Ca tifOrnin tiazettcer.

Polk d Co.'s. ia ,ifOrOil lt:aZettcer.
This is probably the most thorough
and exhaustive work Of the kind ever
published, and as such is tribute to
our State pride. This is what the
Detroit Free Press says about the
Michigan State Gazetteer and Busi-
ness Directory, puhlishedin that State
by II. L. Polk 4 Co, This is the firm
that now has agents in this city tax.
ing information for their California
book of the same character. There
is every assurance that this book will
be thorough and complete in all re-
spccts. LOS Angeles will be fully
represented in the work, for the pub
fishers have q due appreciation ofthe
importance Of this city and Southern
California in general. The book will
be 2 credit to the State and have 4
large patronage. It will be eagerly
fought for by all new comers as giv-
!ng correct Information and : COM
ihlsta Mirror ST the bpsincrs Of the
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-01
een Pomona and Eisinors

cen fOmOQH 3no EtSttO1V
ol1 IIIkeoy DAYS, or ~ much sooner
s u railn and ties can be placed Cd
the land The grading has he "a
nearly completed, 100 men having
been 1t work for some time> II i the
intention to extend the road to s.
Diego at an early date. This road
connects with the Southern Pacific at
Pomona and with the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe at South River
side. The Ontario and Chino Valley
railroad, running from Chino to- On
tario. is nearly completed, the iron
having been received, and the road
will be in operation within thirty
days. It is probable that this road
will be extended through to the
oc, an, surveys having been made
and the right Of way se-
cured. Euclid avenue, broad
street 260 feet wide has been extended
from Onta 10 across the Chino ranch,
making an avenue over sixteen miles
long. The company have already
commenced making improvements, a
large boarIing-house for the accom-
mediation Of transient visitors being
aboutcompleted. A handsome build
ing has been erected, in which are
located the offices Of the company
and a postoffice. A newspaper Office,
with full complement of material,
has been built, and live and bright
newspaper published under the title
of the Chino Valley Champion, edited
by John Wasson, is already setting
forth the merits of this delightful
location. A large number of lots
have been sold, and the number OF
investors who visit the ranch is daily
increasing Teams are met at all
times Of the day driving across the
ranch, and SO level is the land that
c carriages can be driven safely in any
direction on the range without meet.
ing mishap. The climate has no
superior in California, and everybody
that visits this delightful place is
charmed beyond exp ession.
The iron ore comes from O place
twenty-five miles from the town OF
Daggett. An analysis made by VIM.
Ireland Jr., State Mineralogist, shows
the following results: Moisture, i.8;
-ilica, 23; metallic iron, 673; no
PHOSPHORUS; no sulphur. This ore
is to be used in the works to be es-
tablished.