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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-24

The street railways of the city received their
annual verbal overhauling in the Senate yes
terday. A fortunate day will come to the capt.
tai when some visible, tangible improvement
in existing conditions results from one of these
periodical lectures. But to accomplish this end
persistent action must follow words. 1t is
evident from yesterday debate and from other
similar discussions in the past that the Senators
are perfectly familiar with the condi-
ton of the street railway service in
the city, and of Washington's needs
in this respect. Legislation providing u
remedy, which cannot be eyaded. and of which
the enforcement shall be compelled. is all that
is lacking. For years the city has been asking
for the substitution of the grooved for the dis
figuring, understanding T rail. Even the
railways have recognized the justice of the
capitals complaint in this regard The WASH
ington and Georgetown company has promised
to put down the improved rail. but has not yet
found the convenient season for fulfilling the
promise. The Metropolitan has rid itself of
the rail in certain sections of its
track. The new lexington road has
employed the grooved rail. So far
as Congress can regulate the matter no
other kind should be permitted within the city
limits Improvement in the motive power of
the railways is also demanded by the times
But in substituting electricity for the horse
the capital asks its legislators to require the
use of underground cOnduits or storage bate
ries, and not 10 aggravate one evil while seek
ing to remedy another by adding to the net
work of overhead wires within the city limits.
Increase OF municipal revenue from street
railways Is topic which has of late received
considerable attention from city authorities.
If Congress will. in authorizing new lines or
extensions, and as far as possible in case of ex-
istilg lines, require, outside of ordinary taxa
ton. the payment of compensation for the
valuable franchises in the free use of public
streets granted these corporations. or. as a sub
stitute. the sharing of their profits with the
community, it will only be following the wise
lead of the legislative authorities in other
large American cities.
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delegation of colored men from the
southern states will soon visit Indianapolis to
press upon General Harrison the importance of
a fuller recognition of their race. They do
not intend TO ask cabinet portfolio. They do
not believe their race has yet risen to that
level OF general intelligence which would
demand such an honor. But they have a fixed
measure OF their progress, apparently. and
they express 1t in such Offices as those OF
bureau chiefs. OF these they claim they
should have several in the next administration.
There goes with this the idea that more
department elerkships should be given them
and larger share Of places generally.
II Is evident that the colored politicians do
not mean to get left out Of Harrison's list
through any failure to join the procession
headed for Indianapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-24

The New York legislature has called VEN
geance down upon it by movement to exclude
Newspaper reporters from the floor of the sem
ate. The reporters say there can be no other
object than to remove possible Witnesses of DOS
sible corruption
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-24

The sudden death Of Judge Burnes takes
from the Missouri delegation one of its ablest
men He was man of sincere quality cast in
n large intellectual and moral mold His
influence was great and for good. In the
essentials Of political belief he thoroughly
a democrat Of the ancient and honest stamp;
but beyond party conformities he was liberal,
straightforward. and fearless Not only Mis-
souri but Congress and the nation have lost a
faithful servant.
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Cabanel, who died yesterday. perhaps more
than any artist of his time. has impressed him
self on American art. He was the favorite
teacher of our artists. His glory was his
draughtsmanship; his color was Indifferent.
He could draw the human face with six strokes
of the crayOu
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The same arch under which Washington
passed at Trenton on his way to his Inaugural
ton Is to be erected over Gen. Harrison's route
to the inaugural centennial in New York. 1t is
all right 20 use the arch, but the half dozen
roses and eight stiff-legged little girls in the
ancient prints. picturing the occasion, should
not be repeated.
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The action OF the Senate in the Samoan en-
broglio Is entitled to popular approval 1t is
in strict obedience to our obligations to the
Samoans that they be protected from the ag-
gression Of other powers. Five hundred thou
sand dollars is too small sum upon which to
begin a war with Germany, but it may be Just
enough 10 nip possible war in the bud.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-24

The Minnesota legislature refused to make a
spectacle OF itself and has elected Mr.. WASH
burn.
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UMBRELLAS WARRANTED A Year.

REPAIRED AND RECOVERED FREE OF CHARGE
WITHIN ONE YEAR OF PURCHASE
All we ask of you is your name which entered with
date of sale in book for the purpose
BONA-FIDE GUARANTEE
is possible because purchase the best productions
of the first makers in the world and in such quantities
that we make them guarantee the Umbrellas to US.
THE SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES
possible because of strictly cash system in
buying and selling That quote lower prices than
demanded usually for Umbrellas NOT WARRANTED
Will be evident &c those who choose to investigate
PRICES OF THE WARRANTED UMBRELLAS.
FOR MEN, the % inch paragon frames. For ladies',
the 20 inch Handles appropriate for both in below
quoted GENUINE GLORIA" UMBRELLAS
Wewr1te 'GENC1NE'' because unreliable limitations
are many. Our genuine GLORIA" Umbrellas are war
ranted one year. as stated in paragraph above.
With plain natural wood handles-26 inch 81 35 /:
rs inch Leo. Natural sticks with roll gold and
sterling silver caps26 inch. 81 50: % inch 81 90
SPECIAL! Nearly 100 Umbrellas with silver and
gold hook knob and crook handles, usually sold at
$3.50 and up to 81. for only ego for 20 inch and
81. 4S for % inch
"CONESToGA" SILK UMBRELLAS.
These are also warranted one year. With natural
wood handles, 26-inch, 81. rs; 2S-inch, S2gS With
sterling silver and roll gold fancy handles in nearly
one hundred different styles, for 1925, S3 90 S46S,
and $4.9S each.
LYONS NOVELTY UMBRELLAS.
Fully guaranteed by us and the maker Some of the
novelty handles are exclusive, ONLY ONE OF A
STYLE BEING MADE. Among them, for gentlemen,
handles representing AN Arabs Head" AN Eagles
Claw" white Buckhorn Crook :" natural wood with
silver caps" Prices from 50 TO $3.50. For the
ladies' Red Silk Umbrella, with solid silver oxidized
chain handle, $50. ''rosca,' with swinging ring
Of warranted l4karat gold u.s. OneHwith solid sell
YER swinging ring handle, S17.9S. An onyx handle
set in gold. so. twisted 'Tosca" handle silver,
SS.0S. shepherds Crook handle of 14-karat gold
$6.4S. Another gold crook, 1868
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
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II STREET CHINA STORE
Il To be enlarged and improved.
STOCK OF CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFURNISH-
ISGS,
Must be sold to make room for the work. Come now
for bargains.
LAWRENCE 4 CAVALIER
ja22-Jts 1910 i st NV.
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A SPECIAL SALE
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
Gan. 24) (Jan. 2J.) (Jan. 26)
CLOAKS AND JERSEYS.
For two reasons-ti's, because the new Jerseys for
1889 have just arrived and second because We have
closed out manufacturers stock of Wraps
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued below
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W1MARrH & EpMoSsros.

1905 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Call your attention to something new in silver naid
Spoons and Forks. EQUAL IN DURABILITY AND
FINISH TO SOLID SILVER INLAID WITH
STERLING SILVER AT WEARING POINTS AND
PLATED HEAVIER THAN ANY oUApRUPLE
PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS IN THE MARKET.
They will last from thirty forty years without show
ing wear.
wILMARTH EDMONsToN
IMPORTERS CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
ja24-3t 1905 PENNA. AVE. n. W.
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$Soss f. f. F f. Il 4 4 H II
: iii i f. f.
'SSs PIP "A c EE
+ 3 3 / TT
MN MN e ZEE wWwMw%W
III E. WY WY
: fo g 81 SS BDP s sss
& GG Sc 90 90 90 90 B B ? ssss -
OUR WEEKLY
1SDUcEHESF Srn1x,vv
Goods Of which don't expect to have "a single
piece left by 'o MTSs T 1ysSing
Al of our Pc Sleeve Buttons. Friday. 19c pair.
Al Of our g. % Jersey H I}a,e Cats Friday so
l5h It, 1qffT qBf i FT bhFyiT RS
Gloria Cloth Umbrellas. Friday 81 ''
All Of our bk 3p S56 81 PaaRHfMiHIss Friday So
Remnants Of genuine Fruit Of the loom" cotton
lots Of remnants and odds and ends u dress foods
Comforts BeG speaG S SCI ca for r BEk
ACTUAL HALF PRICE;
LADyEs' .NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT.
lot of childrens real TorchOn Collars, were PC
TO 3Sc. Friday; &c. each;
lot of Mull Ties were zoe, for Zoe.
A ~ for
FUR DEPARTNIi NJ
ALL FURS TO CLOSE OUT BELOW COST
A lot Of Chil1rens Blue Fox Sets were sI.75; Fri
< lot of Russian Hare Trimmings were Soc; Friday.
BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
lot Of Clasps worth 20c. Friday, Sc
lot Of Clasps T2E s4T2 2f d FdSidey 1"'fc
lot of Card Cases; were 10 and 15c. Friday, &c.
lot of Folding Toilet Mirrors: were a5c.; Friday,
BEAD DEPARTMENT.
A lot Of Blacf Jet Beads: Friday, PC a bunch
A lot of Real Roman Pearl Beads, all sizes; 1Oc
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT
Embroideries at about one-fourth value.
Cambria Embroideries, worth to 1Sc. yard; Fri
< lot OF the worth 2oc. to 25c yard for 1Oc
lot of the same worth Doe and 35c yard for 15c.
lot of the same worth 4Oc. to 75c yard for 25c
45-inch Swiss Flouncings. worth 75c to 81 rs, for
NOTIONS DEPARTMENT
lot of Pocket Inkstands; were 25c.; Friday. 1Oc.
day. Toe.
English Hair Brushes, one piece back. worth Soc
:, English Pins 500 in paper mot 36O) worth &C.
Friday, Sc. paper.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT
Odds and Ends in ColOred Trimming Braids were
1Qc. 10 2Jc. yard; Friday, PC yard.
Fine colored Bead Ornaments, were 15c: Friday,
Fns T r.;rremen'srss to match were sa Friday.
'oc' d yarn >-,upnc,,,r,, ,,,r.,-,,,
Odds and hfN ns Fl 99EEPARTMEETd o
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GESrLEMENn READ THrsn.

"ENILEMEN!! 1lEAD Il HlSt!
Early Spring Underwear, medium weight of Merino
and AllWool Endorsements at prices uslly low
for the qualities offered.
AT SOC. Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers A
glance at the finish will tell you THEY ARE BAR
GAIN.
AT 50C Merino Wool Shirts and Drawers of i'm
proved shape and finish.
AT zoe. Nearly Atwood Shirts and Drawers.
Equaling the usual 81 Undergarnent.
AT 81. Lambs.Wool Underwear of very superior
quality.
AT CSC. English Cashmere Underwear that sold for
Sl15 Reduced in price because only the following
sizes in Shirts, 40 to AS inches In Drawers "a to as
inches.
AT 35c., OR 3 FOR 81. Natural Wool and Fancy
Colored Merino Socks such as sell for soc
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continuad baIoxrN
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DOCKET WRENCH, Sc; No. LAMP CHIMNEYS
tblackJ, 3 cents stick. At TROTT'S, 1920 l4th st
W. a24-lm
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H1LADErpHrA STORE

Have now open and will offer special
values I'm CHECKED NAINSOOKS
at ), g, 10, 12H, Is, 1S 20, 25cts.
VICTORIA LAWNS, INDIA LINONS
and APRON NOVELTIES.
New Embroideries in CAMBRIA,
NAINSOOK, and SWISS, including
the new Hemstitched Effects, at
Boston Prices.
STAPLE NOTIONS in great va
rety.
COTS and Crown SKIRT BRAID,
8 cts.
Barbour's 200 yard LINEN
THREAD, &c. spool or Zoe. doz
Finest BERLIN ZEPHYRS, Sc
lap. Imported SAXONY, Toe. hank
Imported GERMANTOWN, Ice
hank Imported SPANISH, 1Sc.
hank.
CARPETS.
25 Pieces of TAPESTRY CAR
PETS. Will sell at a sacrifice.
CARHART LEIDY.
ja24 92s eth and 7O6 ST. NV.
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". II. SINISTER & Sons
w. Il. MosEs Il Sox.
COR. nth AND p SITS. n. W,

COR. nth AND r SITS. " W,
will continue TO give per discount on all cash
sales until further notice, and, in addition offer ths
following special drives:
LOCO Curtain Poles fun length in ash. walnut. ma
hogany and ebony nnish, with brass trimmings COM
plete, L G each.
500 Table and Piano Covers marked down to exactly
one-half their former prices.
LOCO Window SHADES, 3 feet wide and feet long
mounted on spring rollers, complete. zoe. each.
300 Mantle Lambrequins, Table Scarfs and pieces
of Borders of embroidered plush. felt and tapestry
reduced to exactly oue-half the former prices
- different colors of a2inch wide Felt Cloth gJc 9
yard.
100 yards of various kinds and colors Of Fringe
reduced to one-half the former prices
lOOO yards Tapestry, Cross stripe, plain very
heavy goods suitable for curtains or portieres re-
duced 70 50c., 1Jc. and a. yara
LOO pairs Nottingham Scotch Guipurp imitation
Brussels Swiss ISL Point and Brussels Lace Curtains
marked III lain figures at prices lower than New York
has advertised them.
CARPET DEPARTMENT
5000 yards OF Tapestry Brussels Carpets inaia.
laid, and lined at Doc a yard This lot coniiris.
some twenty patterns from which the particular
buyers could find a choice
loo yards of Med Extra Super Ingram Carpet. at
SOC. yard
30 made-up Carpet Squares, with border all around
varying in size from yards vide by ~ yards long to
AZ yards wide by yards long.
SPECIALITY.
III
recesses and around many curves as any room can
contain with border all around. These Berlin Rugs
or Carpets are from q TO inch in thickness aud VIII
wear a. long as a Turkish OF Persian Carpet.
MARABOUT RUGS.
These are the most beautiful Rugs ever made and
they are sold at prices within the reach Of all
We HAVE ERECTED
A LARGE MOTH APPARATUS in our Upholstery
Shop.
THIS DRY-AIR SYSTEM is the only sure method
Of Graduating the moth miller worm. egg and all
insects from Upholstered Furniture, Carpets ORA
peres, Bedding Furs. Clothing, &c eBy tins method
We not only guarantee 10 eNtemnate all animal life,
but also TO remove unpleasant odors from the goods
and disinfect them, thus destroying all germs Of dis
ease.
Positively damage done TO finest frames or fab
rics Anything that contains animal grease is food for
the moth This method extracts that-thereby secur-
ing the article from the further nruads Of the insect
Call or write for price list
OUR UPHOLSTERY AND CABINET SHOP
Is Of the best in this country and our system
enables US TO do frstass work prices charged for
ordinary work. II YOU have any furniture to be TO-
paired or recovered call or write for estimate
". b. MOSES & son.
Cor. 18th and + SITS. n. ..
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"A TAIr Tom By Ak Ipror

"A TArr Tom BY Ak IDror
FULL OF SOUND AND FURY. SLIGHTLY
NOTHING"
sHAKFsPEAREs WORDS
Are applicable to advertisers and their adver.
ina. Their words being fun Of sound aud fury MEAN
NOTHING, and their talk Il 50 rambling incohereut
and self contradictory that il is in verify
AN IDIOTS TALE.
All sound and sense: all promise and no perform
anoe. all cry and no wool
In contrast with this we place our own advertising,
we prove and demonstrate our facts
We BUY CHEAP.
Because we buy in quantities: because We watch tho
market. because We pay cash; because NJ get
discount. IL follows that We can sell
cheap We will. and
WE WILL SELL CHEAP
That is our promise VIII the performance equal no
VII deeds keep pace with cur words,
ASK ORR CUSTOMERS.
Pack jury Of them and We viii not challenge man.
but abide 10y their decision. We APPEAL
TO common sense in proof Of our
uncommon bargains.
VICTOR f. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE 10
e@7 and s@s 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Price.
Open Saturdays until II pm Mol
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STILL Ar II.

STILL Ar IL.
MAKING THE HANDsOMEsT, FINEST.
MOST FASHIONABLE AND BEST PANTA-
LOOMS TO ORDER, FOR s5, $3.50 AND $40.
EVER OFFERED HERE AT THOSE PRICES.
OyFR SIXTY DIFFERENT PATTERNS OF
THESE $40 GOODS.
WE EMPHASIZE THE SO GRADE BE-
CAUSE THEY ARE so FINE AND HAND
SOME, AND BECAUSE YOU CAN APPRE-
CIATE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OUR
PRICES AND OUR COMPETITORS AswELL
AS WE CAN
YOU'LL PAY s15, s16 AND EVEN s1s FOR
NoFINER OR HANDsouER GOODS ATTHE
MERCHANT TAILoR's.
GENTLEMEN WHO APPRECIATE FINE
TROUSERS ARE INVITED TO INSPECT
THEM MR.. CRANsToN CUTS THEM.
E B. BARNUM l. CO.,
ja23 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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f. S. WILLIAMS e Co.
DRUGG IsTS,
UNDER MASONIC TEMPLE,

Corner 9th and ST. NV,
Are selling at wholesale their retail customers We
carry the largest stock of DRUGS. CHEMICALS, AND
PATENT MEDICINES in the city. lou Away s
sure of getting them pure and fresh. deal di-
rectly with the manufacturers and retail actual
xhnlac ,,rTaaa
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SEAL Push Wars, Eric.
Some wraps at reduction of So 81 and slO off the
original prices
An opportunity that happens but seldom. Thank
the mild weather, not us.
Seal Plush Modjeskas.
Seal Plush Newmarkets.
Seal Plush Jackets.
Seal Plush Sacques.
Seal Plush Langtrys
eg- Seal Wrap Will be az fashionable next season
as this, and, too, this winter hasn't come yet.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Wars Fom LESS TEAM HAIR
What the cloth cost at wholesale only happens one
year in ten, who would manufacturer
It's Of Joy to wrapbuyers of gloom and loss
to wrap -makers.
English Beaver Newmarkets,
Fancy Striped Raglans,
English Diagonal Modjeskas,
Imported Cashmere geagowns
Fancy Flannel Wrappers,
French Robes de Chambre,
FOB A MERE SONG
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER. Prop.
Corner 18th andPa ave.
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LANSBURGH L BRO,

ja24 400. 42o, 424, 426 9TH st.
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MANUFACTURING CLoTHIERs AND TAILoRs.
n27-3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-26
NOTICE OF AWARD OF CONTRACT.

DURsUANT TO STATUTES AND TO REso-
L luton No. 1894 of the Council OF the City
of Los Angeles adopted January 21,
1880, directing this notice. notice IL
hereby given Sthat the said Council, in open
session, on the 31st day of December 1883.
opeued examined, and publicly declared all
sealed proposals for the following work, to wit:
1st. The west side of Oak street, in the city
of Los Angeles, from point go feet north Of
north line of Locust street to point 4l5 feet
south of the sonth line of Washington street, to
be improved by laying q cement sidewalk
thereon and curbed in accordance with plans
and specifications on file in the office of the
Clerk OF the Council of the city of Los Angeles,
for making cement sidewalks in said city.
I'd. A cement curb to be constructed along
the west line of roadway of said Oak
street, from point 90 feet north of the north
line OF Locust street tn point AIS feet south
of the south line of Washington street, in ac-
cordance with plans and specifications on file
in the office of the Clerk of the Council of said
city, for constructing cement curbs; and there
after awarded the contract for said work to
Gray Bros. Artificial Stone Paving Company,
the lowest responsible bidder, at the rate q
l2% cents per square foot for sidewalk and 3S
cents per lineal foot for curb specified in pro
posal ON file in the office of the Clerk of the
Council.
los Angeles, Cal, January 26, 1889.
NJ. r. STILES,
Clerk OF the Council of the City of Los Angeles.
iOG St
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-26
SUMMONS.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
i of California, in and for the County of Los
Angeles.
Fanny Williams. Plaintiff, VS.. J. g. williams.
Defendant.
Action brought in the Superior Court of the.
State of California, in and for the County of Los
Angeles. and the Complaint filed in said County
Of Los Angeles in the office of the Clerk OF said
Superior Court.
The People of the State of California send.
You are hereby required to appear In an &C.
ton brought against you by the above-named
plaintiff, in the Superior Court in the State of
California, in and for the County of Los An
geles, and to answer the Complaint fled there
In, within ten days exclusive of the day of
serv1ce) after the service on you of this Sum-
mons, If served within this county, or, If served
elsewhere. within thirty days, or Judgment by
default will be taken against you according to
the prayer of said Complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain the judg-
ment of this Court dissolving the bonds of
matrimOny now existing between the plaintiff
and the defendant and awarding the custody
of the minor child of the parties herein to-
her former name of Fanny McJonston, and for
such other and further relief as to the Court;
may seeya meet, and for costs of suit, Reference
is had to Complaint for particulars.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer the said Complaint as
above required, the said Plaintiff will cause
your default to be entered, and will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in her Com
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the Su-
for the County of Los Angeles this 11th day of
August in the year of our Lord one thousand
5sEAI1 " q. Il. B15NsMooR, Clerk
By F. B: TANNING, Deputy.
d1 TN 10tF
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-01-26

Be it Resolved by the Council of the city of Lo'
Angeles.
SECTION l. That the Council of the City o
Los Angeles deem it to be required by the pub
lie interest or convenience. and hereby orderi
the following street work to be done according
No. 1249, to-wit:
That DAILY street, in said city, from the south
line nf Hawkins street to the north line oil
curbed in accordance with plans and specifca-
tions on file in the office of the Clerk Of the
Council for making gravel streets in said city.
along the line of road wsy of said DAILY street
from, the South line Of Hawkins street
to the north line o. schleffelin avenue,
in accordance with the plans and speci.
OF the Council of said city for constructing
redwo) I'd Curbs.
SEC 2. The Clerk of this Council is hereby
or near the Council Chamber door, notice
hereof, inviting sealed proposals for said work,
and requiring Herewith certified check or
of the aggregate of the proposals, alias pre-.
scribed by law; and the Clerk is also directed
to publish such notice in the Los Angeles
Circulated daily IN THIS ety. for Vs days ana as
often as said newspaper is issued therein.
SEC. 3. The Clerk of the Conncll shall
certify to the passage OF this resolution, and
shall cause the same to be published once in
the Los Angeles DAILY HERALD. and thefeupop
and thereafter 1t shall take effect and be in
force.
hereby certify that the foregoing resolution
was adopted by the Council of the City OF Los
Angeles at its meeting of January 21, A. D.
1883, by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs Barrett. Bosbyshell, Bryant,
COhn, Earl, FORD, Hanley, Humphreys Nc
Nally, Moriarty. Shafer, S,nsabaugh, Threlkeld
and President Kuhrts
NOes-None.
M. F. STILES,
Clerk of the Council o. the City of Los Angeles.