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Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. April 22.--[Specal Telegram to
The BEE. .l-CATrLE-The market was active
70 the extent of the supply, which, as will be
scen is only 5000, and the lightest, with two
or three exceptions, for any Monday this
year so far. The statesmen quoted good
steers, either light or heavy, from strong to
lOc higher than the low prices Of last Thurs
day. There were five loads Of Texans anon z
tho arrivals, all of which sold at satisfactory
prices. Cow stock and all manner of
butchers stock shared in the up turn. Veal
caves are not wanted. AS Is usual on Mon
day, business was light in the stocker and
feeder trade. Choice 10 extra beevcs, 81. 4O
@s4G0; medium to good steers, 1850 to 1900
lbs. S3, S0@415; 1900 to 1850 lbs, S35O@3 SIS
$50 to 1900 lbs, S3.8O(@3.60; stocsers and feed.
ers, So 50C93. 60; cows, bulls and mixed, 81. "a
o13.75; bulk, So 30@2.G5; Texas steers, IS. 25C9
8.p5
HoGs--Trade was active, with n down turn
,of 5Dl0c. The Burlington and Northwest
ern divisions share in the outside reduction.
The bulk of the mixed sold at S4.75614. m
few prime and fancy at $4S0(94.S5; a few
"pots" of SPECTATORS stock at s4.50@4.6
and few 'stitfs" at S4300e4,40. Light
sorts sold uniformly at S4SU(84 S71I, and
anything good enough to pass for slnge sort
at "a 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
The Sioux Commission Appointed.

WAsHISGToN, April 22.-Thc president has
appointed the following commission to nego-
tiate with the Sioux Indians in Dakota
General Crook, U. S. A.; General
Foster, Of Ohio, and William War
ner of Kansas City,
Irving Miller, of Chicago, was appointed
secretary and disbursing officer of tho com
mission. The commission will meet in this
city for consultation with the secretary Of
the interior May q, and will at that time re-
ceive their final instructions from that Off
cial. The duty of the commission AS author
lied by act of congress, is to treat with the
Sioux Indians in Dakota for The cession 10
the United States OF portion of their rcscr.
NatiOn.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
PRODUCE MARK ETS.

CHICAGO, April % -Wheat-Firmer; cash,
Sll1c; May, SEC; July, 40 5-l6c.
Corn-Steady; cash, 34]6c; May, 34tc;
July, 35lSc.
oatsasteady; cash, 222sc; May 9226c;
july 23l4c.
Rye-May, 42c.
Barlev-Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy
Whisky-Sl03.
Pork-Steady; May, sl1.72]6@ll75; July
sl1S?H@1l9O.
Lard-Steady; May, s6.s7}1; July, 1896.
Fl0ur-Steady.
Dry Salt Meats--Shoulders s.. 25t05. so;
short clear, S6.25@d.3i]6; short ribs, S5e59
600.
Butter Weak; creamery, l6a24c; dairy,
14@2lc.
Cheese Quiet: full cream cheddars
and flats, 9j4@1Oc; Young Americas 100
lie.
/ Eggs-Quiet; fresh, iOGlOHc
Hides-Steady; heavy and light green
salted, 5]4c; salted dull, 4]4c: green salted
dry calf, 7@Sc; deacons, a5c each
Tallow-Steady; No. /, solid packed,
Receipts. Shipments
Flour. observation-disclosures. 1900 5000
WHeat. t.................. 25,OOO ll,OUO
Sorh' h'.......... lbs, ,OOO 2l3,OOO
Oats. ats...................122 122, 900 5000
New York. April --Wheat--Recelpts,
800; exports, 23,000; spot, moderately
active and lower; No: red, sS16Qas324c IN
store; S5(0S53sc afioat; S4146lS6hc t. o. b.:
No. 3red, T@1T1$c; pngraded red, S36oSSc;
options active and lower; April, S35Sc.
Corn-Receipts, $4,000; exports, 10000;
SPOT, dull, weak and lower; No. 2, 4334M4414c c
in elevator; 442l945c atoat; No 3, 43(a4S}Sc;
higher and steady
Oats-Receipts, "A 900; exports, 400; spot
quiet and weak options, firm, more active
and and lower; April, 292lc; May, 2S5Sc: July
ZSS; mixed ns,Hi,os, western, 29(933c; spot, No.
Coffee-options steady, 10 to Is points
up; sales, $4,000 bags; April S1665,Gl6.7O; i;
May, Sl670@16S0; July, Sl6.90dlI00;
spot Rio, quiet but steady; fair cargoes,
Petroleum-Lower; United closed at S29sc
Eggs-F'irm; western, l21l0l2Ac.
Pork-t'irm; new, Sl3.15M13,75
1.25; May 1920
Butter-Steady; western l1027%c.
Cheese-Quiet; western, Gh@l0c
Cincinnati, April 2.--.Wheat--Quiet; !;
No . red, Sec
Corn-Firmer; No. . mixed 36c.
Oats-Dull, lower; No. mixed, 27}6c.
Whlsky-Steady; sl.02.
st. Louis, April 22-Wheat-Lower; !;
cash and May, SEC; July, 1515c.
3O5Ec.
Oats-Firm; cash, 23c; May, 233Sc.
Pork-Quiet at $l2. 25@l2.50.
Lard-Nominal at S6 65.
Whisky--Sl.02
Butter-Dull and steady; creamery, 800
25c; dairy, 20922c.
milwaukee,. April -Wheat-Easy
cash, 7S1lc; May, 7S2lc.
Corn--Dull; No. 3, 33l@@34c.
Oats--Easier; No. 2, white, 279271lc.
Rye-lIasier; No. l. 43c.
Barley-Dull; No 9 SEC
Provisons--Easy; pork, $11.65.
Kansas City, April 2-Wheat-Quiet; {;
No. 2 red, cash, 7sc asked; August 60c bid
No soft, May, Sl$sc asked; August, soc
bid.
Corn--Quiet; No. 9 cash, 25c asked; May
sales at 243lc; No white, cash, 25l4c asked
Oats-No. 2, cash, 2oc asked; May sales
at 2Jc.
Minneapolis, April -Wheat-Sample
dull and weak;receipts for two days 2S4 cars
shipments, So cars. Closing: Mol hard, April
and May, 97c; on track, 96c No. north.
ern, April and May, S613c; on track, S59s7c;
No. 2, northern, April and May, 76c; on
track, 7607Sc.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Monday, April 90 1889.
The yards had something of a holiday as
pecG The banks were closed, the rcceIpus
were light the trade was soon over and
everyone went home early. With only thirty
four fresh loads of cattle in the yards it was
not possible to have much of market 50 far
rs the volume of business was concerned
Desirable dressed beef ana shipping steers
sold 20c higher than at the low point last
week, as a comparison of the sales given be-
low with those of q week ago will show.
Some good 1412-lb steers brought s395, while
the bulk Of the medium weight cattle
brought S5.65Q375. Butchers stock was in
light supply and sold at range of 81 OU TO
$500. The week has opened with favor
able outlook for good cattle trade, but all
will depend upon the size of the receipts.
The situation is entirely in the hands of the
country, and II shippers and feeders will send
forward their cattle in moderate numbers
giving the beef trade an opportunity to re.
cover from the effects of Lent, there is no
reason why prlecs should not improve, or, at
the very least. hold their own. In the pres
ent state Of the trade, all that is wanted TO
send prices down again is the iniudicious
marketing Of cattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
PLATTE COUNTY's BONDS.
Citizens Prefer to Sue the Road
Rather Than Repudiate

Rather Than Repudiate
The exclusive report in this paper TWO
weeks ago of Platte county's entanglement
and fight to repudiate 100000 worth of rail
road bonds attracted widespread attention
and caused considerable commotion in finan-
cial circles. 1t was stated then that great
many people and the endowment fund of
Creighton college, this city, would be ser
iously affected, having something like
S37, 900 invested: while the state of Ne.
braska has 1000; widow lady living in
Lincoln, $4,000; the estate of Mrs. John !.
Creighton Sll 900, and the Episcopal church
of Nebraska 5000. Now it transpires that
there is great opposition among the more
substantial and influential citizens of Platte
county against any reputation of the debt.
If this be true the individuals and insttu.
tions interested will be more than
glad to hear 1T. The county,
it seems, agreed, in 1850, to
pay S260,O0 for competing line of railway.
1t is claimed there that the obligation was
ill-considered, recklessly assumed, and has
proven worthless expenditure of money.
1T Is the sentiment of the people that the
Atchison & Nebraska railroad, to whom the
bonds were issued, las acted in exceedingly
bad faith wiltuhy and Intentionally refused
to comply with its obligations to the people.
and were it possible every wheel on the en-
tire line should be locked until the SlOO 100
bonds are Cancelled, the ssO,OOO interest re-
funded and suitable damages paid the county
for non-periolmance of contract But
under the methods now being pursued, il is
very doubtful, however justifablc, whether
this could be done. The people of Platte
county know they have been cheated, but
think it Is too late to kick. ,fhe bonds were
voted by an overwhelming majority, backed
by strong public sentiment, duly placed on
the open market and sold to innocent pur.
chasers. According to such information
aG THE BEE has been able TO gather, the cti.
zens of Platte county feel that 10 attempt
now, the Reputation of these bonds is not
not only foolish, but damaging, and they be
lieve it cannot he done On the other hand,
they argue that the county should stop the
present action of reputation and vigorously
prosecute the road for $500 900.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23

Live Stock Notes.
Cattle higher.
No sheep on sale.
Seven loads of hogs unsold.
Very light receipts all round.
j, p. Fall, the well-known shipper to this
market, has gone to his ranch, at Catalpa,
Kan.
q Warren g. Winn, Wood River, marketed a
load of hogs at S46O. Thomas Langan came
in with them.
II. L. Adams, c. w. Campbell and II.
Hitchcock, of the firm of j. II. Campbell &
Co., are at the yards making arrangements
to open up commission business under the
above name.
Burke & Frazier will open a live stock
commission house at the Lincoln stock yards,
tomorrow Nels Purinton, who has been at
the yards here since they were first opened
and an experienced stoclsman, will have
charge of the business.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
ComptroIler Durham uesicns

WAsHlNGToN, April 29-Comptrol!er Dur-
ham severed his connection with the treas.
ury department to-day. He rendered his
resignation at the change OF the administra-
tion and IT was accepted by Seer etary Win.
dom to-day 10 take place at once
Secretary Window said this afternoon that
he accepted Durham's resignation in the or.
dinary course of business and rot because OF
any fault with the latter's official conduct.
but because Of several newspaper items re,
fecting upon the administration which arc
said to have been inspired by the first comp
troller.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS
Produca, Fruits, Etc.


BrrrEp--Toble dairy 1e0,sc. nac,,ors,
stock, SCG11c CreameSy- minis fancy oIGD
26c: choice 2O0659c. solid hacked S0Tto5c
EGGsNStrictIv Trash GddIoc
CuEEsE-Younr America, fn1I cream. lac.
twin flats 12c. off grados sG,oc. Van Ros,
som Edom. i1m5O.c san snpo l9c. bririx Inc.
lmburDer Ioc. domestic n S,yss az tc. SKINS ms
4G6c: cheese sizes nronze medal No 3
S2.15. -
Pourrpy-Tive hens ner dog SO o5673 5o.
ROSTERS. 81 OONl3 o.: tnri,evs 1oGS1ic Ser. N
AppLEs~Genitems. per 6bI. 81 10. Wine.
sans. per NH, 20. IL. n V Raia,vins nor hhI
50 '756G3 90. ~, '
CRAyBERRIEs-Bell and Ruple. per bbl
81 0o. RalI ond C,berrr na, t,h1 se M Jon'
sev ner husheI hoy - h6
STp, p,wnTnnIrsNper case 81 ots Sc oooa
5000. '''''''' ' f'1' |''''eS
0n,Scrs-Foncv w,sb;,rto, ,,,,a,s ss m
06S Ok. RiversiIe ~ SolSa 5S fann na,,ou So,oU
rind s. MichaeIs 81 1STSI Ok fann,,' Dpparrta .
Mediterranean sweets - 250Sa 81. fancy
hright mountains 60 SSl,S -. os n1'ai ios
1choiceI 50 5SlSS' ,S i-o'
IpMoSs Cb9ice so osoNa IN. foror 90 -
ub4 90 -''' >''o
CoCo,Sr Cboice Ruatans nor 1OO s1 IN.
less than 100 SS m pa A0O' Si''''
RAYLyASYA ccordno +o s;1o of ts,nob 90 M
f03OO ~ ''No o >"'''
EAn1y yrcpr.p,rsIe et.roe nor ao,o,
heads a,6o4nc raSisbos ,an no p1r ao|en aa
nS3Sc preen on,nns iEIo5o e, "Vn ouSInu Ss1o 10
.Vlc. senn hnncbos, aSeSiOo, hoats HHo,i;0s 0
corrots FoISSsn. snDDss' ''o3oto,
miami 3o6S3Sc. cn,orv Ssa0s1 0S nanI;
e. 15o5 D. cncnn, Sars SoDSS1 aH eron
meas bn boxes so o0GS5 Ok. etrinS ne,Bs ~
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
Hogs.

There was nothing satisfactory in the hog
trade, to-day, for salcsmen. 1t opened weak,
was slow and closed &c lower, with seven
loads unsold. Tie fact Of the matter was,
there were not hogs enough 10 make kill.
ing for all OF the packers, and more than
enough for one, ara no one cared TO buy the
balance OF the hogs TO carry over, unless
they could get enough reduction in the price
to make it some object. Summed up in a
few words. there were not hogs enough u
make market The bulk sold at a. SIS,
while over half of the sales on Saturday
were at si,571S.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE Tuesday. APRIL % 1889
MonrniA-Sulph, per on, =, 50.

NORTHEASTERN, per OF, $3.50.
OiLs-Linseed, raw, 56c; lnseed, boiled,
derson's, per 10, S3l5; lemon, Sanderson's
per 10, S2.25; peppermint, per ID, So so; win
tergreen, per 10, S2.25; olive, Malaga, per
gal, $l.lb.
=, PoTAss-Bromide, per ID, 44c; iodide, per
ID, $500
QuISA-Sulph., per OF, soc.
SEEDs-Canary, per ID, 4s@5c: CASTLE,
mottled, per 10, S@l0c; CASTLE, white, per
ID, 13@l5c.
SPIRITS NiTRE-Sweet, per ID, 35c.
SrRYcHNIA-Crystals, per OF, Sl.l0.
SuLPH. CINCHoNA-Per OF, lSc.
WAX-White, per lb. b501h3c
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
each, and Union Pacific, after touching 59%,
returned 10 60sS.
Tko H. ...o.. a. . ,I.sg-,.

MONEY on CALL-Easy at 2@3 per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-4@6 per
cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull but steady;
sixty-day bills s4.sGsl; demand, s4.SSs&.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
Lumber-Dimension and Timber.

II ~ ~ IL 10 II 10 III ~ III - III ~ IL
2x4 GO 1900 1900 1900 1900 1900 2O.0
2x6. ..Sl5.00 1900 1900 1900 16 o. 1900 20. CO
2xS $3.50 1900 90 1900 16 90 10, 90 %. .0C
2XlO. $1,000 1900 1900 1000 l6 90 1900 %. 90
2xl2. $500 1900 1900 1900 16 90 300 90 OC
AKA SxSSl6.C0 1900 1000 100 $500 100 90 0C
FENClNG-No l, 4 and q inch l2 and II #,
rough, Sl6O0al6.5O; No. l, 4.and 6 inch, 16
fl, rough, $l7O00l7 so; No. :. 4 and q inch.
IL ana IA ft, rough, sl3.5O@l4,00; No. .,
and inch, 10 #, rough, l5.0O@1600.
FINIsnlNa.First and "a clear, ~ inch 5
IS, S49.OO@5lOO; lst and I'd, clear, y and
inch, 8 2 $, S4I00d5OO0; Sd, clear, Ia inch, s
S, 43OOd46,OO 3D.. clear. " and . inch, Q
9, 43OO@46.O0, B select, IA, " and inch, s
2 $, 3fOO@3S,00; 1st and 2d clear, inch, ,
5, $500; 3d, clear, inch, $ . 8, $500; A Sc
lect inch, 2 s, S3i00; B select, inch, ?
$, S3l.00.
FLooRtNG--1st COM inch white pine,
S34,OO; 2d com. q inch white pine, S3l00; 3d
com. q inch white pine, $1,000; ID, q inch
white pine, 5000; com. and in. yellow
pine, $1,000; star, in yellow pine, $500;
lst and I'd clear yellow pine, and 9 inch,
$4,000
POPLAR LUMBER--Clcar poplar box BIDS, a
in, 2s, 5000; clear poplar. * in panel,
$1,000; clear poplar, g in panel, $500; clear
poplar, u in panel stock wide , 8, SIS. 90;
clear poplar corrugated ceiling, %, $1,000.
PoSTS-Whlte cedar, g in, halves, l2c
white clear 514 in, halves and in quarters,
lie; white clear in round Ice; Tennessee
rcu ceuar, Spllt, loci spllt OAK, (Whltcl sc,
sawed oak, l6c.
SHINGLES, LATH PER M--XX clear, 81. 90;
extra "a, $3.50; standard A, $3.50; inch,
clear, $1,000 Sl.I0; q inch, clear, Sl.i5Cd 81 SO
No. l, Sl.l00sl15; California red wood, di-
mensions widths, $3.50; cypress, clear heart,
S340; lath, 2.50.
SHIP LAP--No l, plain, Sand lSinch, S17.55
No plain s and is inch, Sl550; No /, o G.,
$500.
SIpING.First com and l6 feet, $1,000; I'd
com and 10 feet, $40 90; Sd com and 16 feet,
Sl5.OO; fence com and l6 feet, $1,000.
STOCK BoARps-A IL inch l sl2 IA and
l6 feet, $4,000 b IL inch s IL, IA and lG
feet, S4l.00: G IL inch s IL, IA and Ii feet,
S36OO; ID IL inch l2, Ii and l6 feet,
S230O No. / com l2 in II feet, $500;
No. com II in $ | IA and 16 feet, Sl1.5O@
1880; No. com IL in $ TO- Is and 20 feet,
$780, No. 2 com 12 in / IA and IL feet,
Sl700.
CEILING AND PARTITIoN-1st com a IN
white pine partition, $50; end, com "a in
white pine partition, S25; clear q in yellow
pine ceiling, $50; clear "a in Norway, Sl4.50
2nd com g in Norway, $l3.
BoARDs-No 1 com S l IL. II and 1G #,
Sl9: No com | II, IA and l6 ft, $16.50;
No com | l2, IA and 16 ft, Sl4.50; No 4
com $ y, IA and 16 #. (shippng cull),
Sl5 Add 50 cents per M it tor rough
BATTENs, WELL TUBING, PIcKETs---O G
bats, 2llG-inch, 60c; o bats, 15x3, SIS, Bic
Bin well tubing, ID Il M and bev. So pickcts
ID " II fiat, $40; pickets, ID &; Fl square, SO
LIME, ETC,-Quincy white lime, best, 90c
English and German Portland cement, $3.50;
milwaukee, and Louisville, Sl.30: Michigan
aud Fort Dodge plaster, S2,25; Blue Rapid
plaster, Sl.95; hair, 20c; sash, go and 10 nel
cent dis. tarred felt, per cwt., $500; straw
board, 81 65,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
Sheen.

There was not a load of sheep in the yards,
The market was nominaliy steady, with the
demand good.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23

Prevailing Prices.

The following is table of prices paid in
this market for the grades of stock men
toned.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
Groceries.

The sugar market is active and iuctuating,
and quotations are unreliable, except when
made on day of sale. Early vegetables are
cheapening daily.
BAGS - American A, seamless, Sl7.25;
Union Square paper, discount, 35 per cent !;
Mikado Square paper, discount, 80 per cent.
BEAHs-Dried Lima, bags 60 lbs, per Id, &c /;
California navy, cobb bags, per bu, &C: me-
dium, b p, per bu, sl.90.
CANNED FKuITs-Apples, per gal S2l5;
blackberries, 2 ID, zoe; blueberries, 2 10, 75c !;
Dlueberries, lb, Sl.50; cherries, red . 10,
95c; cherries, white, 2 lb, Sl.55; pres. figs, /
ID, $3.50; goosDerres, 2 Id, sllO; pine APP
Piles, ID, S2.75, pine apples, 10, $3.50; pine
apples = ID, 81 2j; pine apples, = 10, si6O;
Strawberries, 2 10, 81. 10; strawberries pres !,
10, $500; raspberries, 2lb, 90 q syrup
sl.2O: peaches, r. q t. extra yellow, 3 ID,
$500; II. & II. yellow sugared, 3 10, $500;
Kennett imperial yellow, ID, Sl.9O; Grecht's
standard, Id, Sl75; Monitor seconds, 3 ID,
sl35; Atlantic, 5 ID, Sl,30; Booths pies, 8
ID, sl.lO; Grechrs, ID, slOO; Myers, 6 10,
Sl,9O
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23

Fisher Printing Co., lOli Farnam ST..
telephone 1864, blank book makers, etc,
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
Canned Fish.

Brook trout, lb, $3.50; salmon trout, lib,
s2,35; clans, ID, Si.25; clans, 2 ID, $500;
clam cnowder, g lb, s2,25; devilled crabs, /
Id, s225; devilled crabs, 9 Id, $3.50; Goldfish
balls, ID, sl.75; caviar. u Id, SECS; cells,
To- sS'25; lobsters, ID; $500; Holsters, lb
sl.9o; Holsters devilled, n lb, s2.25; mack
erel, ID, sl.00; mackerel mustard sauce, 3
ID, $3.50; mackerel tomato sauce, lb, So 80;
mackerel tomato sauce, 3 ID, So 40; mackcrel
mustard sauce, ID. $40; oysters, / ID, Soc;
oysters, ID, s1.50; salmon, G. r., ID, So TO-:
salmon, q. r., 2 H. s3.10; salmon, Alaska,
ID, sl.S5; salmon, Alaska,2 lb, 500; shrmps,
ID, S2.65.
CANpLEs-Star, IS, 16 o. per ID, &c; Star,
IS, Ia OF, per 10, DC; Stearic, wax, IL OF, Gs,
per ID, lie; Stearic, wax, "A oz, 6s, per ID,
lie; half boxes, 4 G extra.
CANDY-919@l231ac per ID.
CHOCOLATE AND CocoA'-2i(d39c per ID.
CoFFEE-Roasted,o ,otc.--Arbuckle's Ariosa,
] 10 packages, 24Slc; Dilworths Standard,
] ID packages, 24%c; McLaughlin's xxx,
! ID packages, 24slc; Lion, l ID packages,
A54c; German, 10 packages, 24l9c; Mo
kaska, ib packages, 2iYsci Tomson's es-
Omaha daily bee., 1889-04-23
Drugs and Chemicals.

AcID-Sulphuric, per ID, &c; citric, per Id,
6Oc; oxalic, per ID, l3c; tartaric, powdered,
per 10, Soc
ALUM-Per ID, 3I1c.
AMMoNIA-Carbonate, per ID, 15c.
ARRowgooT-Bermuda per Id, 4Oc.
BALsAM- Copaiba, per Id, 6Sc
BoRAx-Refined, per Id, 12c.
CALoMEL-Am, per h. SIC.
CAssIA BuDs-Per lb, 1Sc.
CHLoRoFoRM-Per Id, 47c.
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE-Per ID, 72c.
CREAM TARTAR-Pure, per Id, 42c.
EXTRACT LoGwooD-Bulk, per lb l0c.
GLYoERINE-Bulk, per h. 2Sc.
GUM ARABIo-Select per ID, 81 90; assafoe-
tida, per 10, lSci camphor,per lb, 3Sc; opium
per ID, S325.
loDISE-Resublimated per oz, $3.50.
LEAyEs.Buehu, short, per ID, l6c; SIENNA
Alex, per ID, $50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-23
APPLICATION FOB CITY DEED.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AFPLl-
N cation will be made to the Council OF the
City of Los Angeles, at the session OF sald
Council to be held Monday, April %, 1SS9, 10,
a quit-claim deed from said City to M1guel
Villa for that certain lot of land, situated in the
CITY OF Los Angeles, County OF Los Angeles,
State of California, bounded and particularly
described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point in the easterly nne OF
Los Angeles street one hundred and sixteen
feet and four inches south OF the south line OF
Fifth street, running thence easterly along the
south line of Lots One to Nine inclusive, IN
Block of the Rivara and Vignolo tracy; as per per
map of said tract recorded in volume D, page
110 of Miscellaneous Records OF Los Ange les
County, two hundred and twelve and 5o-loV
feet to zanja; thence alons SAID zanla south-
erly forty-four feet and two inches TO the noIth
easterly corner of Lot Ten, BLOCK OF salu fSlV-
ara and Vignolo Tract; thence westerly alons
the north line of said Lot Ten, BLOCK b, one
hundred and ninety.three feet to the northwest
corner of said Lot Ten, Block B; thence nortn
erly along the east line of Los Angeles stree
thirty. six feet and five inches to the place o.
Saving and excepting theIefrom SO much
thereof If any, as lies north OF the north nne o
| the allotment to Susan Machado de Bernardo
as described in decree in District court cas-
No. 1S43.
| Reference is made to abstract of title, maj
and petition now on file in my office: and a.
| parties interested are hereby notified TO nj
| their objections, II any they have in writing a
my Office at least one day before said 29tn IA
| OF April. 1889. ,..o mrrn
Clerk of the Council OF the City of Los Angeles
| Los Angeles April %, 1889. a23 ot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-04-23

The Mayor and Council of the City Of Los an
getes do orddin as follolos.
SECTIoH l. That iG is the intention of the
Council OF the City of Los Angeles t. change
and establish tue grade OF Temple street from
Spring street to Bunker Hill avenue as fol
lows:
At the northwest and southwest corners OF
Spring street the grade shall be as now estab
lishe l. 33 90 feet above the datum plane.
At the intersec ion with New High street the
grade shall be 43 90 feet above the datum
plane on the southeast corner, AZ 10 feet soove
the datum plane on the northeast corner, 4o.OO
feet above the datum plane on the northwest
corner and AZ. 90 feet above the datum plane
on the southwest corner.
At the northeast corner of Buena Vista street
and at a pointin the south line of Temple street
opposite thereto, the grade snail De oo|o leet
above the datum plane.
At the northwest corner of Buena Vista street
and at a point in the south line OF Iemple
street opposite thereto, the grade shall be 6l W
feet above the datum plane.
At the intersection with Fort street the grade
shall te 76, 20 feet above the datum plane or
the east side, and 78 so feet above the datum
At the intersection with CASTELAR, street the
grade shall be 81 80 feet above the datum
plane on the northeast corner, ana w 70 zee
above the datum plane tn the northwest cor
Atthe intersection with Hill street the grade
sha all be 90. 20 feet above the datum plane OF
the southeast corner, and 30. 20 feet above th'
datum plane on the southWett corner
| At the Intersection with Olive street the grad
| shall be 110 80 feet above the tdatum plane oi
| the southeast corner and ID 60 feet above th
datum plane on the southwest corner.
| At the intersection with Grand avenue tn
grade shall be 129 60 feet above the datum
| plane on the southeast corner, and 1927
feet above the datum plane on the southwes
corner.
At the southeast and northeast corners ,
| Bunker Hill avenue the grade shall be l39 70
| feet above the datum plane.
SEC. 2 The City Clerk shall eertif
| to the passage of this ordinance and shall caus
| the same to be published for ten days in the Lo
| Angeles DAILY HERALD, and thereupon an
thereafter it shall take effect and be in force.
| hereby certify that the fore going ordinanc
was adopted by the Council of the city of Lo
| Angeles at its meeting of April 15. A. D. 1885
FREEMAN G.. TEED, City Clerk.
Approved this 9Th day of April 1889.
| a2O-iOt HENRY T. HAZARD. Mayo