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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28
Is THE DISTRICT OF THE THIRD JU-

IN THE DISTRICT OF THE THIRD JU-
i dieiai district OF Washington Territory,
holding terms at Seattle.
The Tniteh States of America VS.. One
Hundred and sixty-eight Tins containing
eighty -four pounds of prepared opium.
WHEREAS, William II. White, United
States altordey for Washington Territory,
has filed a libel of information in the
above entitled district court, alleging in
substance as follows:
That AT time passed, to-wit: on the 18th
day of March, 1889, in the collection dis
ttict Of PUGET Sound, to-wit: on land at Sc
attic. n King county, Washington Terri
tory, Leslie CulioYn acting collector of Gus
toms for said district, did seize
aud now has in his custody at the
custom house at Port Townsend in said
district as beiEg forfeited to the United
revised statutes of the United States, cer-
tain goods. wares and merchandise, to-wit:
one hundred and sixty eight tins.
containing eightyfour pounds of pre-
pared opium, for that at a time past, to-
Wit: On the nth day of March, 1889, said
goods, wares and merchandise hereinbe-
fore enumerated and described, being of
foreign growth and manufacture, and sub
5eet 10 the payment OF duties upon being
imported and brought into the United
states, were by some person or persons I'M
known unlawfully, clanGestinely, fraudu-
{ 4GAt4! anu ku0NfHEty AupQItcu &iAQ
brought into the United States from some
foreign port or place to-wit: From the
province OF British Columbia, in the Do
miuion OF Canada, with intent then and
there on the part OF such importer or inn
poriers To defraud the United States of the
duties thereon, the duties thereon not hav
{ ing been paid or accounted for, or secured
: TO be paid 10 the said United States, the
said goods, wares and merchandise then
( and there being of the value of $S40 Aud
whereas on reading and filing the said
/ libel the court made the following order
1 thereon, To wit:
''I.et this cause be set down for hearing
on Thursday, the 18th day OF April, A.
! ID. 1889, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon oil
I that day, at which time all persons having
+ or claiming any interest In said goods
wares aud merchandise must appear and
make their allegations in that behalf Oh
their default viii be entered, aud lei
notice be given ia the usual form by pub
LEGATION hereof in the Seattle DAILY PosT
I fSTELLIGESCEg.
dated this gfSt day of March, 1855"
Now, therefore. all persons having OF
{ claiming any interest in said goods. ware.
and merchandise are hereby notified tc
be aud appear ia court NJ the time speei
fed in said order aud make their allega
tons in that behalf or their default viii
he entered aud the prayer of said libe
granted. Witness the Hon. ThuFna:
BurRe, judge OF said district court, and the
{ seal thereof this 2ist day of March. A. ID
lsS9. w. Z. LEDGEkWOOD, Clerk.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28

The participation Of 80 naaay nsa.sA
Officers. soldiers and ssssess in tbs
funeral ceremonies q sAe late Rear
Admiral Chandler a lioar Kong Mas
= very srAestas tribute H. tAe mensarv
OF the dcoeAssl. and Amer cassS al
nome and abroad saanos ssssl IA arsse.
eiase the hndly motive whscs.
psonr ee such geneecaS alxsaay u
respect fer she dead ard seos wslg Sos
the living.
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1nMTNTSTYffTRTY,N NfLE

4 ECrISksF LOT On e0l7TH sEsss5SD
II street. immediately se1th OF PzciGs'
block. i 20 BE sole O. public auction April
1, tsss. At II q m. Ii fro & Of district
eoars ba1se IN the eiss of seattle Fer far
fAxr particulars inquire OF Metsilyra 6
Blaine. rooris 20, 50 ard 81 session bi9cz.
lane Kauev a<frniusxfFatrfy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28

Traver is thriving business town OF 1900
population, on the line of the Southern Pa
cific railroad-only q miles south of Fres-
no, aDd also on the line of the San Joaquin
Valley railroad. II is about half way be-
tween San Francisco and Los Angeles, in
the direct line of progress and increasing
population, and Is bound TO become one of
the leading cities III the San Joaquin val
ley. Traver has live weekly paper, four
good hotels, three churches, q large graded
school. Is stores. machine shops, brew
cry, five livery stables, one of the largest
Touring mills in that part of the state,
and three large grain warehouses. with an
aggregate capacity OF Is 900 tons of wheat,
and is the principal grain shipping point
for large farming country. II is also a
central distributing point OF importance.
The climate is magnificent and most bene-
fetal In all cases of bronchial and pulmon-
AIRY affections. In climate, soil. and pro-
auctions it is fully the equal OF Los Angeles
or san Diego. The scenery Is grand-a
wide sweep OF fertile plain, terminating al
the foot of the snow-clad sierras, the clear
air robbing distance Of its dimuess aud
bringing the mountains so near that they
are a never failing source of delight 70 low
ers of the picturesque.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28

Dilgs F0g ENC AWAITING RIfss VIII.
ID sse reaelfea AZ tss sgslezs % Il = 4 =
s&fksss. ag5aa s Hess-EnGc .sgenseg t15gsa-
iaS- Qu4 l. 8esaek Hszon It Ta2rsslsy.
Nsrsa y Sas sse eIeazSting q fpsa szs.s Gu
tee aertl Nest eagaes ~ Secone ard a2rzsa
streets tsaE r5xEs - sxsessass 20 reject nny
@N1 81 tass 7 rmas hurke
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28

I ES0RA STREET GRADE SEALED
Il bids VIII s-e reeslyed By the un9es-
ssgnst c4fg clerk of tae city Of Seattle. on
~ before FsizxY, April 5, ISIS. az 4 o'eserk
?, ns.. scF the grading 81 Gad cOasErHetIon
81 sidew AXIS ga hosA sides of feRoga sssees.
SeoEs Depot street. 10 Water ssgsNS. Ia sc
cotaanca ~ith The pl&nS and sTeeNs Ee&tisns
fsesefaF acs GA -. go zy eTsxeE. EAcA
ns8 - b. zeEssna PANIED by a cGxh deF~ssst
- sc - seraEsty fas the exeeuftaa 81 any
eaasFsEt Easf FekF BE "a Aesca TIE city
fsssgsss the fsEet sa resers saay snd al
atas 81 81, keFrsz. q IA Fsss& sGaiica-
sion - sa 'aetsee HsyeA =. Use.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28
Residence Property.

&SOO0-Two choice lots corner Ninth and
Madison streets. VIII sell one lot.
Easy terms.
&2000-Two very choice lots on the
southeast corner of Fourth and Bell
streets. with small house and barn. A
beautiful site for residence. Both
streets graded.
S3o00-One- half block in Queen Anne
Town, Very slightly and choice. VIII
s-ll q part
&5250-one Let with two houses, rent
Ing for $50 per month. Corner Sew
enth and stewart str Gets. bargain.
$30O0-Two very choice lots in Queen
Anne Town. Very slightly.
Ses0O-A fractional block in Queen Anne
Town. Very choice; bargain.
We also have some very choice lots In
the Lake Union and Denny Il Hoyt addi.
tons, OF which we are the sole and exclu-
siye agents
SCALE OF PRfCEs-Lots In the Denny
x Hoyt addition from $50 TO 500 Lots iu
the Lake Union addition from 500 10 $50.
" Ill sell whole blocks in this addition at a
discount
. We also have fine list of other business,
residence and acre property.
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EloPfAh STREET GRADE - SEALED
4 bids viii kse received by fhe under
signed city clerk of the city oi seattle. on
or before FRIDAY. April 5, lsSa. ss 4 O'Clock
p m. f0s tie grading of and construction
81 sidewalks GA both sides OF Poplar strsef.
froEs Depot street 20 Prospect avenue. in
accordance vita the plans aud specitcs-
lions theTt o. BOX on sic in nay oftlce
Each b 81 ke accom- panied ny CASH de-
EoSli Of so a. seenTisg for The execution
q any eonrracs that May De awarded. The
city reserves the rsgat 10 reject any and al
bids &. ". Ferris. clerk. Firss p.aliea-
ts0a O. tEss notice March -, isSs
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We call special attention TO the
pAlATlNE HILL ADDITION.

This property comprises the choicest and
cheapest building Tots in the market; the
greatest margin for profit even upon their
present merits alone, but upon the con-
strUctiou OF the navy ward at Lake Wash
ington these lots win increase IN value be
yond the most sanguine expectations.
Even now the addition is in the center OF
the manufacturing district. surrounded by
factories and lying at the salt water gate
way eff the canal Postoffice, schoolhouse
public hall, railroad depot ON the property.
Only Is minutes from the city by the s. L.
s. & T. r. r., which runs hourly trains al
loo: in addition to which the new motor
line is about to be constructed to the prop
erty. Lots 6oxl10 feet from sos upwards
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TgEfsfEER,S NOTICE


THE TIE ASURER or YaE CITY OF
i - gsfAa ~fa psg CA Ts1ss zsagsoa the
folio Eias-nzEse9 warrants Mad scsa s.
fu2d. oTss nance ~. % and iuelHasng ra.x
o. ixss. Ts1tk e. faSG. aTs nsIsrx "a 80
snG including part Ct 80. aeFeu4h 81
fHaE ordnance 80, part ~ warTany Ma
sSl7. Va interest viii be q lowed on sss3
warrants after this date J. FAsKKK city
treasurer. Eisst pshAiraflpa 81 this Hoikce
Marrn - 1S@s-
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a. ALUSHA FARrSaNs. AESxesss AT
NJ az sssEs1s. ". r. late az Isss Melsasx.
ES$a. AAcnss - 81. atsa 81. Haxsoss Aac.ck.
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H0gN.

f0xoyEE~-As Pe=s Mscssem. harEh ~.
to tke wife Of W. e. canoveF. . s<sz.
HEADsXNF--As Pu<x Masfssn. Mares a.
y ne wife 81 william Hextsfns. ssn.
WrLrIANs--As Per- Ma1fsyr. Nsrrh 2.
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NoTTc. TO coNTRacToRs.

Il tracts for clearing land and trim ming
cat timber AZ sireea lake. In tracts from 10
% - seres each. the woTk 70 be les ~ pres
eut wiz snsoanf 20 about $-Aaa WA. u.
Wood, rocn &, iulou block, seattle
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spEcIAL ITEM.

t3S ACRES adjoining the RAILROAD
LANDS at SMITHS COVE. A rare chance.
OUR LIST of properties for sale
comprises choice and selected lots in
every quarter of the city and
suburbs
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Business Property.

S65, 000-0ne choice lot on Front street,
between Seneca and University, ex-
tending to water front, including
wharf and warehouses; with RIPARIAN
rights.
$50. 0oo-A splendid lot ON Front street,
between Madison and Spring streets,
with improvements.
SIT .0OO-Two lots with residences on
West street, between Bell and Blanch.
ard streets. Houses worth 5000
$13,500-Two choice lots ON the south
east cOrnes OF Rel aud West streets.
Both streets graded.
1.0O0-A fine lot corner Second and
Battery streets.
S3I ,oo0-A fun sized lot on Front street
near Union street; or 80 feet for 81, coo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-28

A8vex*sxeraenxx H1xsr sne Ssxss o Loss
Ygrnx. Fur sale. Te Lee and Situations
Waxts4 wiz - inserted NJ kA9 fxSs Of 2
o<rsfs word for sss-t Insertion; ] exit .
FovEf fo~ exrh s9bAeaueat fnsertsoH. Pay
rnsn. szpxys IN sssTazsces
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EDEfGA H1EAL-

lyafSTfNG AND DRAINING CLASSES
| for ladies and EerfIemsn arg row f0raa-
ing al Miss Fssken's stss9se, Browns Block.
eis second street, corner Of Cherry fguFe
painting sFecisfEy-
yNrAAIEU-FLrfkc run ina FlAc0.
w Call on or address E z Parry. room
3, starr hanex
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L. II. Griffith & Go.

Take pleasure in presenting the follow
ing list of choice property to business men
and investors, which viii be sold on or be.
fore April l.. 1889, at the following prices:
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4 usT--A G0LD LOEKET ENGRAVED
.1nld Santa Re ErxvsSsz 10 Frtera
Esv Fintsr pleM<E ieAve 81 Drums ssl0cn
ants resolve suErGhie REWARD.
II Is-T-BETWEKs Fs1NEE E0tssE OF
IL Frnsf seraT1 cable rad Ezs1 e8xBer q:
Fszrxa and rnior streets. fszIy - hacnrssre1.
silver epen -fscess wzsek. short gos1 essain.
xlsh god box cta&ra Fsu6er viii se Id
ersIly rewarded by leaning u once Of Dr..
T. Msnor
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efASTED - isEsTI-kAEs 10 fsEA<
w bar ouf Che Gerssan B-oz.- the iezd.
irx sAllors 81 sza Frazrisec, who have re-
c<zres Is eases OF wo1ses gods BE- The
steamer " fIninEton for the opening II
their neg tefln<xnx establishment. a. 50
Fra<zt street Seattle
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t-<si'Sis-~A BssNcA - kx9Ss stW NJ 4
Gas nAye sz@s d Rsaxenx szs2zsxs
snt ses.nk Der snis a1ssss sssass.s
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RKfL rsrsrs B9Raaf.s.

#S.tsnn~GoRNEg OK YESIfR AVE.
'N-sUFu hue eahses Iasxi20. hixh. fiae
property "a ttnpyaye. gasd terms geam
- New leSt~r htfAak
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80 -llnfl TO LOAN; THREE YEARS; 10
s1DUNHJ per cent; rea estate security.
Manrlce Mr AiekeEs, fassta ~. fourin bldg
WASTE - seuuo IN INSIDE nus NEss
w property. fer three or Eve " ars. a.
per cent. per snnufa. Address Z. @. box
IS, seattle.
MONEY TO LOAN. INSURANCE WRIT
NJ ten, and notary public work done
III. q, shuey Il CO., enfner Bell and Front
streets, North Seaitis
SlJU.W sais ti eeTrow - se upon n. ~
proved City and farm property also for
building purposes Lowest rates. no DELAY
Z. Bowdoe, 10 Columbia street near Front
MONEY To LOAN os FARMS AND
vi ely property -sy the Western Farsa
Neg gage Trust company, room - Sew
fysies block. Sea he, W. r. Long line
here. A. n FooTR. Manager.
AIoNEY 10 LOAN ON IMPROVED
w city aad farm property AZ current rate
OF interest No commissions, Ne delay
Whatever IA making leans when security
Is 81 right Transactions cosnpiefeG III
short time. Bees T. Daniels, room 8 starr
hloek. over stewart 4 Holmes drug store.
MONEY To LOAN At LOWEST RATES;
ati uo commissions Improved haSi
pekA and residence property In SsasflN
also on improved farms Ia King county
and down sound territory. Loans male
promptly end money paid when the pzFers
room q New iesier block.
AsoNkN In LtlAN-oN EkAL sSIAfK.
~ ohattei mortgage OF psreonai secnrsty.
NoteS, marriages, ete.s bought q. 4. MIL
Bieek svlS
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PRISON 1f.

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stFAssgeE - cts. V5eW "a sassrEsassssv
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esve fursa 81 " &sss gsree esz
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Ssssgsss p.e&ss sr4te - hs< ns0axs assss.s.
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SO 81 SSl fEaEsszaa
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lN8s Only PLACE. wMgsK 4 Ny
gsn sea Esse sssssFs sssmf a. sxgsasg-z
SsSs ss.s salts f@&sR q 8estor i 81 tsgsra A.,
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ArHEN Y0U CO 10 MoSTEsANo OR
w GF&y's eaVtar ak tor Bakers orpo-
$ssfon tsge the counesss 81 ssallroast ter
sninmk aud save fssonFS. " n saker
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-22
WINEBURGH'S SALE,

Our entire new fall stock is now In. We are
showing elegant novelties in Dress Goods
Trimmings. Buttons, Ribbons, Laces, &c. Our
chased most all our stock for cash and being
content with small profits we will offer extra.
ordinary bargains in every department We
don't offer you trash but good goods at away
down prices. Our expenses are less than one
fourth of that of the uptown stores, and we
don't have to tack on SO many extra profits to
cover 1t all. We buy from headquarters and
save to our customers the profits OF middlemen.
On Saturday (today) and Monday we offer
ON SPECIAL SALE
Forty-inch wide fancy stripe, ell wool fine
Serges, worth 81 90 yard, for Acc, yard, all
colors.
AL wool black and white striped Crepe Cloth
worth 75c. yard, for 35c. yard
Wide, black watered Silk, warranted pure
Silk, worth $1.25, for 79c, yard.
Fancy colors, striped MORE Silk. worth 75c.,
for 49c. yard.
Wide black silk rhadames, worth $125;
for soc. yard
Surah satins, all new shades and light tints;
worth soc. yard, for 25c a yard.
Serge dress Shields rubber lined; worth zoe,
for &c. a pair.
White satin dress shields, silk bound, gutta
percha lining, l9c. pair.
Colored silk ball pom pons, all colors; worth
35c., for ICE. dozen.
Elegant new designs outing flannel; worth
Zoe, for 1870. yard.
Heavily boned silk stitch double clasp gray
corsets; worth goo, for 45c each.
Every lady will be presented with an ivory
handled shoe-buttoner.
GENTS DEPARTMENT.
Gents British seamless socks, 1910. pair
Fourply linen collars, 10c; four-ply linen
cuffs 15c. pair.
An extra quality unlaundered shirt; worth
Use for 42c. each.
Silk embroidered patent end suspenders;
worth SOC, for Csc. a pair.
Linen hemmed handkerchiefs, worth Csc,
for 121ac each
WINEBURGH's,
2Os and 211 s. Spring St, near Third st.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-22
Burglars Done I'm.

julius L. Viereck, Nos. 2O9 and 211 North
Los Angeles street, has device which
makes burglary absolutely impossible in
any house where there is anyone living.
IL consists of an apparatus which is at
tached to a door in such a way that the
slightest push on the door causes a loud
explosion which would wake up Rip Van
Wrinkle or the Seven Sleepers. This is
not all, the same push on the door
sets bell ringing which would awake
any ordinary person. Every push that
is communicated to the door prolongs
and increases the ringing of
this bell. The appliance at
the same time serves as
brace which prevents the opening of
the door. There is similar device for
the windows. The beauty of the thing
is that it costs 30 little. A small sum
will fit these alarms to all the doors aud
windows of an ordinary house. Mr..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-22
Personal.

J. Goldsmith, of New York, is Waiting
in the city.
J. E. Capseland, of San Diego, is at the
Hollenbeck.
G. W. Sylvester, of Geyserville, is Wis
iting the city.
J. A. Duncan, of Pontiac, Michigan,
is at the Hollenbeck.
H. H. Fish and wife, of Bakersfield,
are at the Hollenbeck.
N. R. Wilkinson, of Bakersfield, is at
the Hollenbeck on q visit.
A. G. Williams and wife, of River
side, came here for a visit yester-
day.
J. E. Peterson and Chas. Smith, oil
San Bernardino, are in the city for day
or two.
H. J. Croker and wife, of San Fran
cisco, are trying Los Angeles climate for
. few days.
G. R. Wilkins, T. E. Dunno and
Charles N. Schwab. of San Francisco,
are registered at the Hollenbeck.
Rev. q. M. DuBose returned on yes.
terday from visit to the Methodist Con-
ference at Fresno and will fill his pulpit
today.
]. B. Banning and wife, J. B. Banning,
Jr., Miss Ida Banning, of Wilmington,
California, Miss Stella Mcknight and
Miss Eva Gautier, of St. Paul, Mime
sofa, are in the city and are at the Hol-
lanhack
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-22
Billy Manning I'm Trouble.

Shortly after O'Clock this morning a
dispute arose in the new Palace saloon,
which was opened last night, between
one of the walters and Jack Ford, the
carver. The lie was passed and some
blows struck by the two men, when Billy
Manning, of pugilistic fame, jumped in to
separate the combatsnts. AS he did 30,
someone in the crowd which surrounded
them, struck Billy with cane, skinning
his nose. Officer Lahart appeared
at this juncture and arrested Man
ming, when John Manning made
an attempt to rescue his
brother, but was also run in. Both
men were taken to the station, but were
released upon depositing $25 for their ap.
pearance Monday. Manning claims that
Lahart was drunk and that his arrest was
uncailed for.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-22
Fail and Winter 1ss9.9O.

1t is we'll understood fact that outside
of few houses in the large cities, our
garments are unequaled for style. ct and
workmanship. On account of our repu-
tstion for very fine high. priced work,
many are Of the impression that we make
nothing else. While we keep our repu-
tation above the usual standard, we sell
suits as low as thirty.five dollars, and
trousers as low as ten dollars. Our fall
and winter importations are now in
stock, and we will be pleased to display
them to intending purchasers.
PoLAsK Bros,
la N. Main street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-22
NEWS NO TES.

Police Commissioner Knox will ask for
q thirty-days leave of absence com.
mencing October I'd.
DR.. Dietz has been appointed Professor
Of the French language and of English
literature, rhetoric and history, in the
new Ludlam School of Oratory and Arts
in this city.
Transfers of real estate yesterday
amounted to $27, 900 and were 26 in
number. OF these 10 we're for more than
$1,000 each, and Is were for nominal
considerations.
The Young Horseshoes Baseball Club
defeated the Young Lightweights yester-
day afternoon by score of nine to moth
ing. They are open to play any club
(under thirteen) in the city.
The Young Bonnie Braes yesterday
defeated the Rustlers by score of "a to
8. The Young Bonnie Braes challenge
any club in the city the members of
which are under IA years Of age.
The name of D. E. Miles will be pre-
scented to the Council for Fire Com
missioner tomorrow morning. He is
backed by q number of prominent citi-
zens and most of the insurance agents.
The cable for the branch of the cable
road running from the Boyle Heights
engine-house to the cemetery is on hand
now, and will be put ia placs in few
days. 1t was taken to Boyle Heights
yesterday.
At a rattle recently given for the
benefit of poor family. ticket No. SO
drew the prize. The winner can have
his prize by calling at the corner of
Trueman street and Downey avenue,
East Los Angeles.
The Union Nouyelle says that Madame
o. Weyse returned a short time since
from France to defend in the courts
the fortune left her by her late bus-
band, Edouard Maud. A trial of grave
interest is about to be commenced on
this subject.
Work on the Federal Building was sus-
pended several days ago when the edifice
reached the second story. A wooden
roof is now in process of construction as
temporary covering to protect the walls
from the winter rains. Work cannot he
resumed until after this session of Con.
gress.
In 1888 Mr.. V. Dol paid $500 for the
vacant lot on the southeast corner of
Main and Seventh streets, so feet on
Main by ITO in depth. He sold it the
other day, still unimproved, to Mr.. G.
Ducommun for $4,000, cash down.
That is no SLOUGH of an advance for a
"b1sted boom" city.
The Italian colony of Los Angeles will
today commemorate the entrance of the
Italian troops into Rome in 1870, by an
autumnal festival at the City Gardens,
under the auspices of the Societa Unione
Q Fratellanza Garibsldina di Los Ange-
les, CAL, of which Philip Slatri is Presi.
dent and Louis Guindani Secretary.
The first consignments OF beans are
now being received by the Southern Pa
cific in Ventura county. 1t is reported
that the crop is unusually large and that
It's sale will net the producers something
like couple of million of dollars. Sew.
eral hundred carloads will be shipped,
the terminal point being either New
York or Boston.
The Union Noupelle says that Coy tino is
not a nephew Of Miguel Leonis-only
second cousin. 1t says that the deceased
Leonis has a brother in France who is
married and has several children, and
that one OF them, young man, has been
living with his uncle on his ranch for
some time. 1t ridicules the idea that
Leonis has a wife in France.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-22

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