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The morning call., 1890-07-20

Enjoying Himself at Newport
Commissioner Ward MeAllister Jr. is at
Newport, r. l., and it is not known when
he will come back. There are 800 Chinese
habeas corpus cases awaiting hearing
upon his return.
The morning call., 1890-07-20

and one of the public weighers named John
Connors, calamity jumped into the slip and
rescued the boy who was nearly drowned.
After the boy had been resuscitated, he was
sent to his home.
The morning call., 1890-07-20
GRAND MIDSUMMER CLEARANCE SALE If

ParaSoI, Ribbon
Glove Departmental.
We submit few examples Of the M
MENSE REDUCTIONS at which we are
offering NEW, STYLIS II AND SEASON.
ABLE GOODS in these three important
departments.
PARASOLS.
At si.oo.
PLAIN, STRIPED and FANCY FIGURED COACH
ING PARASOLS, In all colors and styles, re-
duced from 81 to 81.
At $500.
PLAID, STRIPED AND FIGURED PARASOLS,
with elaborate handles and trimmings. reduced
from 50 80 to 81.
At $500.
HEAVY BRoCADED SILK PARAsoLs s, in striped
and figured, in all the newest shapes and colOrs,
reduced from IS to 81.
RIBBON
At SC.
1000 pieces No. CASHMERE RIBBONS, all silk,
worth loo yard Will be sold at sc yard.
At 7hc
1000 pieces No. l2 CASHMERE RIBBON, all silk,
worth 15c yard. will be sold at 71ac yard.
At LOG.
1000 pieces No. 10 CASHMERE RIBBON. all silk,
worth zoe yard, will be sold at loo a yard.
At csc.
800 pieces FINCH FAILLE FRANCHISE SASH
RIBBON, worth 60c yard, will be sold at csc
ayard.
REMNANTS. REMNANTS.
ALL REMNANTS of PLAIN and FANCY RIB
BoNS will be sold at HALF PRICE.
GLOVES.
At l5c.
200 dozen LADIES' TAFFETA SILK JERSEY
GLOVES, in black worth regular 35c, will be
offered at 15c pair.
At csc.
175 dozen LADIES TAFFETA SILK JERSEY
GLOVES, embroidered back, ip dark, medium
and tan shades, worth regular SOC, Will be Of
fered at 25c pair.
At SOC.
rs dozen LADIES' 4-BUTTON UNDRESSED KID
GLOVES. embroidered back, In medium and tan
shades, worth regular 81, will be offered at soc
pair.
At 75c.
lis dozen LADIES' 12-BUTToN LENGTH NOUS
QUETAIRE UNDRESSED KID GLOVES new
stitching. in tan and mode shades, worth regu-
Lar 81 90, will be offered at 75c pair.
At LOO.
SO dozen LADIES' 5-BUTToN KID GLOVES new
stitching, In medium and an shades worth reg
ular 81 so, Will be offered at 81 pair.
The morning call., 1890-07-20
LADIES' And CHILDREN'S
Hosiery and Underwear
DEPARTMENT.

DEPARTMENT.!
OF the many WONDERFUL BAR
GAINS OFFERED THIS WEEK i'm this
great department we enumerate the
following as being specially worthy Of
attentions:
At f5c.
1872 dozen LADIES HOSE, French make,
in gold and heather random mixed
shades, full finished, specially imported
for tourists and campers, regular value
&c.
At csc.
1876 dozen LADIES' HOSE, manufactured
from the best grade of selected Sea
Island thread, in the following styles
and colors: Combination lower part
black. with fancy center bracelets, with
uppers of gold, ph9bus, bois douanier,
tan and pistache; actual value SOC.
At Csc.
176 dozen LADIES' HOSE, extra fine grade,
suitable for slipper wear; styles, fancy
IllpSo DOub SIitll gray, DlOuZo
and Esterhazy ground, with macco up
pers, good value for 50c
At csc.
143 dozen LADIES' HOSE, super Balbrig-
gan make. Richelieu rib. macco ground.
fancy center bracelet with alternate
stripes of pistache and modore, cheap
at SOC.
At l5c.
rs dozen CHILDREN'S PARIS Isle
HOSE, in black and solid colors. re-
duced from 6Jc to 15c.
At 35c.
81 dozen LADIES Isle VESTS in pink
and sky, high neck. long sleeves, neck
and front silk embroidered, pearl but
tons, all sizes, reduced from 75c
At csc.
1854 dozen BOYS and MISSES SHIRTS,
DRAWERS AND PANTALETS, all
sizes, now on sale at 25c
The morning call., 1890-07-20

Lace Department!
Our offerings from this department
are UNMISTAKABLE BARGAINS and
cannot be duplicated elsewhere at any.
thing like the cut prices now quoted.
800 dozen LADIES' LINEN COLLARS. will be
offered at &c each.
At 25c.
SO pieces BLACK CHANTILLY LACE. all silk, 8
inches WIDE reduced from Use, will be offered
at25c per yard.
100 POINT DE GENE LACE SETS. reduced from
81, will be offered at soc each.
1s pieces BLACK RUSSIAN vANDYKE LACE
sKIRTING, As inches wide, will be offered at
soc per yard.
at half price, reduced to 1oc, 121ac, l5c, zoe
and Zoe per yard.
1876 pieces CREAM AND BEIGE POINT DE GENE
vANDYKE LACE. at half price, reduced to zoe,
26c. soc. 35c. 40c and SOC per yard.
40 pieces SWISS EMBROIDERED HEMsTICCHED
SKIRTING, 45 inches wide. reduced to Toe,
s6c and 81 per yard
So dozen BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE LACE
SCARFs, all silk, extraordinary values, extra
long. reduced to SOC, 75c, 81, 81 20. 81 90
u rs, 81. 81 so and IS each.
Is dozen BLACK HANDRUN SPANISH LACE
SCAkFS extra long, reduced to So 80, s.,
$6 so, 81 so and SO each.
So pieces BLACK STRIPED AND FIGURED RUS
SIAN NET, As inches wide, all silk, reduced to
75c, s5c and 81 per yard.
90 pieces BLACK CHANTILLY LACE sKIRTING,
40 to AZ inches wide. all silk, reduced TO 90c,
81 25 81 so, 81 rs. 81, 80 so and SO per yard.
The morning call., 1890-07-20

ord direct
"Chnihe'f o BminOn IL
The morning call., 1890-07-20

More help wanted ads in THE CALL
than in all the other papers combined.
The morning call., 1890-07-20
CLOAK Department.!

CLOAK Department!
MISSES AND cHILDRENs GARMENTS.
Our display s Of Mise Misses ye e Gsmen Pr con-
STARTLING
vang forms combination that proving stb attractive all dis
MISSES JACKETS.
At $3.50.
aaekFT @ R ss sssf ssS s loose and tight fitting
ting % lsdussa d s 5s 1sts CLOSE and
$500
h1 IN d s aas P si sash in close and loose fitting fronts
At $3.50.
:2e a fSs;s @ 'P5 Hs sd sa and
MISSES and CHILDRENS LONG CL0AKS.
At $3.50 to $3.50.
@s 0n ysat a ep& sne s. G aSa
,,-.uuo., $50 At SO to sI5 90.
$s re 4 IL Az as asSs sRS . $ S vi s
LADIES' JERSEYS.
At SOC.
adH @ f ssassS sse navy
51d 5K M e a @ tucked 1 D0Hd back
At ST. SO.
s7 R@ss ssa9s
s5bs H 5 P s9s VII 9ss ]
elegantly
S o EACH
At So SO.
5a sFa5 regular g. reduced @
So 90.
c0los, and black sold
LADIES' TRAVELLING BUSTERS
At $500.
@ @ sitP sas f plain Mh Alpaca full
$500.
plain, all the
The morning call., 1890-07-20
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.!

HAVE BEEN REDUCED this
partmnt extensive collection OF Coak Wraps
NeWmaketS MUST BE
mpOion The following few examples OF the MARVELLOUS BAR
GAINS OFFERED THIS WEEK.
The morning call., 1890-07-20

90 pieces BLACK CHANTILLY LACE sKIRTING,
40 to 45 inches wide. all silk. reduced to soc,
81 25 81 so, 81 IS. 81. 80 so and SO per yard.
The morning call., 1890-07-20

So pieces LACK STRIPED AND FIGURED RUS
SIAN NET, As inches wide, all silk, reduced to
Use, s5c and 81 per yard.
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Starving Indians.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, July l3.-Alcx
Kennedy. "A mail carrier for the Hudson
Bay company in the Peach river district,
has arrived AT Edmonton. IIo states that
there was considerable starvation In the
upper Peach river region last winter
amongst the Beaver Indians, owing 10 the
great scarcity of moose AMI other game.
A great number of the Indians died of
starvation. Ii is impossible FOR the Hud-
son Bay company and the missionaries
together TO relieve the distress existing.
owing 10 the disappearance of game from
that region, where IL was formerly abund-
ant. The prospects for n good supply
Of staple food for the next winter is most
discouragiug.
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IN A MANAGES GRASP
Awful Pfedicament Of q Railway EnSi.
neef and q Hundred Passengers.
The Fireman Became Insane and
Overpowered the Engineer-The
Train Flew Past Platforms
Crowded with Spectators.

EVANSVILLE, Wis. July 13.-one hun
bred passengers Numbered toward death
on the Chicago 4 Northwestern through
express north of this city to-day over
switches shut barely in time 10 keep the
train from destruction. Along the track
the train flew while other rain were
rushed into side tracks and out Of danger
by the frightened trainmen.
On the fioor Of the locomotive cab lay
engineer Steve Hotalling, a man Of mas
sive build, powcrlcss i'm the grasp Of a
maniac who brandished n wrench which
he had clutched from the engineers
TOOL box. Both his arms were
in the grasp of the almost
~despairing man beneath him
but the men on the depot platform al
Clyman. one of the towns through which
the train passed. could see he had nearly
freed himself. The maniac was Engineer
Hotalling's fireman. 4. l.. Hastings. Near
tender Co coal up. lie did not return and
Hotalling reached back from hrs seat and
pulled aside the cab curtain n looked
out. As the curtain moved aside Hast
ings bounded in from the tender, clutched
the engineer about the neck and threw
him hcadlong to the swaying foot board.
There the two struggled as the train
dashed on under n full read of steam.
Al one time the engineer all but
dropped To The rails beneath. The en-
CINE, left without fresh fuel, was
slowly losing steam. hut still rushed
ON at "a rate that could mean moth
ing less than a fearful tragedy. Al the
first switch left un,urned. the train swept
pas, Clynan without stopping, and the
passengers and train crew realized that
something was wrong. some hurried for
ward.
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NoBLEMEN AMONG DOGS.
The English Mastifr wade Knows when
Saturday Comes.

The f"g'sh nsnt'm wade n"""s VINE"
Saturday Comes.
Among my canine acquaintanccs in this
neighborbood, says a writer in the Pitts
bury DispofcL. ia n large English mastiT,
a,har,nrhl,rod who ye;o;cos I'm ,ho namc
w.. 4. 90. ;n.i
vi "aus' n"r "'qua'"'a"'o 's .. nv
mate, Tor wade does not care Tor 'he
friendship of men, he has an
Astounding love for women and children,
especially little children. He seems Ia
think that his mission In life Is 10 pro-
TOO, ,ho u,aaL aud sender GRAND MIR.
-. ,ss H. nj. II.
US W !" VI 10y.
u"ns WIN ms own race 'ne sa'he SOFT Oh
chivalric feeling appear To govern MN.
He is not Mt all quarrelsome. and though
reserved toward most dogs, the dignity he
ALWAYS preserves il tinoed with good
$500
Sa,,.,;mos nj. ,,.ho ,;or IN ,o,s sn.,Ior
' 800 ",
'"an n''nse,i seem 'o,ne "h,,'''a'eu
n little o~verbearing. A WISHING dog Will
attempt To leave the premises before
Wade has concluded a conversation with
him and then the pr,at nav of the En-
yI;sh m,s,iir il ant, IN descend unon the
ILL.,. ,,.Li., H., : ,;s;,a. NTH W..
,.sp"., haN''t '''W ,sJ "". wa"
III 'nL;nd,v Ia, nccas;on.i liz M. n,6ar
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WASHINGTON, July a. Although before
adjournment yesterday the senate for.
mally took up the tariff bill and thus
made il pending business, il will he in
formally laid aside while the senate con,
sidcrs the sundry civil Appropriation bill
and probably the Indian appropriation
bill. The tariff NAV he taken up on
Wednesday, but this depends upon I'll,
action of the caucus Monday night. An
other effort is la he made in the house this
week Ia cur the passage of the original
package and bankruptcy bills under the
operation Of a special rule ms soon as the
pending and grant forfeiture hill is out OF
the way.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-14
4 Hot sunday.

WASHINGTON, July i3.-rhc signal SER
vice reports show Sunday To nave been an
unusually hot day east Of the Rocky
mountains, except in New England. the
lake region and from Maryland north
west 90 New York. OF lt3 stations no
less than los report a maximum tcmpera-
tlre of ~ deg. ecs al more. Forty-six sta
tons report a maximum If ~ degrees ar
degrees or higher.
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Had Reasons.

From the Detroit Free Press.
"What, Moving OUT" he exclaimed To
a householder on Brush street who had a
big a backed up 10 the door. "les.''
"But this isn't May l." II know it,
slow do you happen 10 move now 80
.Because the Landlord wants his rent.
Times and seasons are nothing 10 me. !
move in January or July. | am guided
only by one principle. When the land.
lord OF the house begins 10 get the jack
screws under IL To move IL oil l vacatc. /
know hen that lac IL tired Of my society 80
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YOU
wan.
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or, now N
IN. gtuUt.s Ia
Ordinance No. O..

An ordinance amending ordinance No. Gt,cou.
corning domestic ami ais running AT large.
~ u orda0lod ~ The tdB CoUpcd ~ The ciiy ~
.tndcpndd:
SECTION I. That section 2 of ordinance 81, I've
amended So as Ia read ~ follows See, .. The
Cuicf Of Police ~ the ,ity Uf Anaconda. as
poundkrcpcr OF said city, shall provide a Ipund
~ suitable character AZ the expense Of the city,
for the i~mInunding of any animal found muning
AZ large within The limits ~ the city, or found
trrspasslng or doing damage upon the premises
Of any persons within the city limits, aud when
any such animal 10 found and impounded by
thcchiei Of police az policeman or delivered by
ANY person Ia the possession uG said pound
keeper by Que whose premises such animal was
found doing damages ar trcspaSsing. II shall he
the duty NJ said poundkccprr Ia notify The owner
thereof and AZ the : ime time Ia file a complaint
against the owner. Al the trial Of such action
evidence may I've given ut the amount of damages
done 10y said animal, and the police magistrate
In addition 10 the tne imposed for violation NJ
this ordinance, may assess the damages done TO
any private lsirty and may issue execution Tor the
amount NJ the nne ami costs, as well as such
damages and unless the owner OF said animal
shall Al once pay the same the impoundrd an.
lmal may he sold 10y the chief ~ police on such
execution IT public auction to the highest hid
der for cash, notice of such sale having been
given AT least three days prior thcrcto.by notices
posted IN three public places Of the city, aud the
proceeds ~ such sale shall he applied Ia the
payment Of such hnr, costs and damages. Pro
Nided that the tem"domes site animals Shall not
Include dogs or dumrS lc fowls ~ any Kind.
Passed June 9Th, lSn, and approved July 9TH.
isn. u. d. WALkEk, Mayor.
JR. BoAWMNN. city Clerk.
oFFlCE 90 TmE CRY CLERk on TuT,
CITY oF ANACONDA, IS
Deer lndgc County, Montana.
! hereby certify that the above and foregoing
ordinance WAS regularly put upon its final mas.
sage and duly passed by the city Council of the
the 7th day of july, A. ID. iSp
10. = i. RoARMAN.
CITY CLERK Of the city Of anaconda.
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W. M. THORNTON,
FIRE
Insurance
REPRESENTING

.ErNA, OF Hartford.
ANGLO-NEyADA, Of San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA, Of San Francisco.
COMMERCIAL, of California.
fIREMAN'S FUND, Of California.
HARTFORD, OF Hartford.
IMPERIAL, OF London.
LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE.
LONDON T. LANCASHIRE.
NATIONAL, OF Hartford.
NEW ZEALAND.
NIAGARA, Of New York.
PHOENIX, OF London.
QUEEN, Of Liverpool.
UNION, Of California.
WESTERN, Of Toronto.
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Nothing 90 Isoast DT.

Prom the New York sun.
Cuide-This is the place where CAPITA in
Jack jumped from the bluif clear across
the creek. It's full ~ feet. Tourist
Were the Indians after him "les:
they'd chased him five miles" 'Oh, then
the jump was nothing wonderful. See
what "A good running start lac had"
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A Pianist. Activity,

A statistical enthusiast has calculated
tina, a pianist. in playing a certain presto,
played $685. notes in four minutes. The
striking of each note involved two move
mcnts of the finger and one movement
FAC 81 the elbow, wrist and arm. From
this il is calculated hat ~ voluntary
movements were made per second.
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VIENNA. July H. Storms and floods
destroyed the crops at Gasteiu and Leinz.
The country from Spital, in Corinth. to
Oberdraubery. is submerged. Great dam.
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Nftulsy sill IN.

LONDON. July IL. Stanley has not re-
covered from his in~disposition. He was
to-day confined Ia his bed at mitchell
court. lie has bee overwhelmed with
notes aud kilograms congratulating him
on his marriage.
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4 Pleasure Trim.

From the fliegcnd. Blacitcr.
"Will you think of me very often when
you are away, dearest John"
"But, Emily, you know this Ia TO he a
pleasure trip"
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ELECTRIC Headlights.

The electric headlight for locomotives
reflects "A beam of 5000 candle power,
though IL may he regulated 10 any lower
degree Of illumination, says the Boston
Transcript. Power is furnished by "A stor-
age battery of "A six by six cells, which
are placed twelve on each side in the ten
der. The battery Is connected with the
lamp, which il OF the are variety, by "A
flexible WIRE. An automatic arrange
ment in the cab allows of the current
being shut OH, turned OF. or the light reg
ulatcd anywhere from minimum TO maxi
mum power. The lamp itself Is enough
different from the ordinary arc lamp
To be patentablc. In the lamp proper
there is a brass rod about twenty
inches high which serves as a guide 10 the
two sleeves winch hold the carbons, and
which. by the aid of "A little electric motor,
move toward zach other as fast as the
carbons are consumed. The armaturc Of
this little motor rcvolvcs 500 times for
every inch of carbon consumed, and stops
whenever the carbons touch. The me-
chanism 50 controls the carbons as 10 in
sure "A steady and unilickering light, and
no amount Of jarring will either break the
lamp ar alter the uniform light. The light
has been in use on engine No. 313 of the
~. NJ. road for "A week past, and the en-
gincer says that the light is so bright
that with IL IL Is just as safe TO run at
night as in daylight. While costing
a triilc more than OILS cents Ia 10
cents for oil-the light is So much bet
ter that the superintendent of that de-
partm.nt of the road says that the item
of expense Will not prove "A great barrier
la its general introduction. The novelty
of the INVENTION Is the running of an are
light 10y storage battery. IL this head
light is introduced IL is perfectly safe Ia
say. that many accidents unavoidable
al -. n
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Prom the burlington Free Press.
She tat the poultry farm just see what
a convention OF hens.
He-lcs. a convention composed en-
tirely Of lay delegates.
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ConnrmInp IN, Statement,

BERLIN, July i3-The Hamburger Mach
riehieH declares the Frankfort Interview
with Bismarck is incxact in form an,
contents.
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want
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the latest Telegraph, Local and Sport
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03
The Fourth of July Procession

Ine FOurth OF July Procession.
EDITORS HERALD noticed in one of
this mornings papers an inquiry as to
whether we are to have repeated the
disgusting scenes'' of last year in our
Fourth of July parade. I would like to
ask the editor or the writer of that arti-
Gle, is this free America, and does not
the United States use government
stamps and license the different liquor
and beer factories or distilleries all over
the country? Their money seems to be
just as acceptable to the government as
that OF anyone else. Was it not this gov
ernment that placed high tariff ON the
importation of all goods of this kind
from foreign countries, thereby encour-
aging home factories? If so, why should
those wiseacres of this young and striv-
ing city try to discourage the only real
factory OF any Importance of which they
can boast. One, too, that keeps thousands
OF dollars. Of Los Angeles money here
with us, instead of sending it away to
other cities in the east? Do sensible
business men manage the details of the
city government? Does Los Angeles
want to follow the habits of that mort
gaged-cursed state of Kansas, with all
of its crank laws, or do we want to have
true American laws and customs ?-and,
if SO, why should not every industry be
represented in the grand Fourth of
July parade, and let the world know
whyfore we celebrate that grand and
only American day; that we may in
reality say we are free people, and that
we are happy that through our fore
fathers we inherited these, the greatest
of all blessings, freedom and liberty.
JAS. THARP.
In the interest and welfare of Los An
geles city.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-03
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.

TIMOTHY O'SULIIvAN, PLAINTIFF, VS..
Il Joseph Brown and Louisa M. Brown, his
wife, l.. D. G. Gray, assignee of Joseph Brown,
Sheriff's Sale. No. 12,253
Order of sale and decree of foreclosure and
sale.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale, issued out of the
superior court of the county. of Los Angeles,
state of California, on the 11th day of June, A.
d. 1890, in the above entitled action, wherein
Timothy O'Sullivan, plaintiff and Leslie Gay,
one of the defendants herein, obtained
a Judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale
against Joseph Brown ct al, defendants, on
the 1th day of June, A. d. 1890, for the aggre-
gate sum of So, ,343.9O, in lawful money of the
United States, which said decree was on the 18th
book 10 of said court, at page 1913, am COM
manded to sell all that certain lot, piece or
parcel Of land, situate lying and being in the
city and county Of Los Angeles, state Of Cali
Lot number three t3) of II. t. Hazards subdi-
vision OF lot number sixteen (16) of Grifin's
addition to East Los Angeles, according to map
thereof recorded in book 8, page 53S of mis-
cellaneous records of Los Angeles county, to-
gether with all and singular the tenements
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining
:. Pubic notice is hereby given, that on Monday,
OF that day, in front of the court house door of
the county OF Los Angeles, on Spring street,
will, in obedience to said order OF sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale sell the above
be necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with
interest and costs, ETC., to the highest and best
bidder for cash, lawful money of the United
States.
Dated this 18th day OF June, 1890.
NJ. G. AGUIRRE,
Sheriff of Les Angeles County.
By A. NJ. THORNTON Under Sheriff
lsidore B. Dockweiler attorney for plaintiff.
sc1o rxs