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BLAcK. Hosrrn- BARGAINS.

BrAcr. Hosrrn~ BAnoArsa
Ladies' Extra Quality Warranted Fas. Black Hose,
regular 35c. quality. 25 CENTS
Ladies' Medium weight Warranted Fast Black Hose.
regular 44c. quality. 35c. or pair for 81.
Ladies' Fine Quality Warranted Fast Black Hose.
double sole, high spiced heel tspcc inches high
and patent sewage seam. 75c quality for go CENTS
Ladies' Extra size warranted Fast Black Hose.
medium and light weight 5oc. quality for As CENTS
Ladies' Warranted Fast Black Lisie Thread HOSE
double heel and toe zoe. quality 35c. or for 81.
Children's Ribbed Hose. warranted Fast Black A
special bargain Sizes 5, 81, 6. 6h. Z, IN 8. 81
Your choice % CENTS.
THE pALAIS ROYAL.
tContinued below.)
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F.: e {. :. i E 1TFFH :: :;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
su2s 9TH STREET.

FoR AUTUMN WEAh
Dress Goods are now at their zenith.
The stock is ideal. Other things may be
added later on, but many will soon be
gone This exhibition lie in our man.
moth Dress Goods Salon,
1000 PIECES OF FALL DRESS GOODS.
5o-INcH BRoApcLoTHs. ESQ
SCOTCH PLAIDs. SOC, 75c.. ell PER YARD.
New Cloth p,aids. Invisible Plsids
New Astrachan Pla!ds. Cancels Hair Plaids.
New Tartane Plaids. French Plaids.
New Nieogne Plaids Scotch Tiaids.
New Granite Cloth MeIrese Cloth.
New sebastopol Cloths Wool Hcnriettas.
Other goods. imported and from Do
nestle Manufacturers, which we cannot
describe here. but pages of description
Will not equal an hour of looking; but
look with care: hasty glaaoes tell
nothing.
AS WITH DRESS GOODS.
SO WITH SILKS.
High tide marked on this stock they
are worth your interested study.
New Fans; they will please you and
make but slight disturbance in your
pocket.
Our Cloaks are gradually being shown.
Novelties in Umbrellas Hosiery. Hand
kerchiefs- Embroideries for fall servings
10. 10. 25c. per yard.
New Meoicl and Tofscilou Trimming
Laccs.
Our Fall Fashion Sheets are ready. Do
you want one! Come In; it is yours
gratis. Much can he learned from these
II you are cut of the city send e. one.
Mailed TO you regularly every mouth
free of charge.
Mail orders carefully filed
Correspondence Of all kinds viii rs-
ccive prompt consideration.
Spend little time with us next week;
II will provo profitable.
OPENING OF UPHOLSTERY DE.
PARTMEKr SEPTEMBER 1sr TO
5rH SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR
THESE DAYS.
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You WAxr TuEn
LADIES' CSC RIBBED
VESTS. LONG SLEEVES. AT 15c. EACH,
TWO FOR CSC
sos. SILK GLOVES, all shades. at 2ac PER PAIR.
You can use them.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
CHOICE DESIGNS. EXQUISITE woR KMANsHrp
and lowpricea
CORSETS
Have been our speciality for years. The experience Of
our people IN this departmpnt VIII enable them to 1T
you perfectly.
DOUGLASS BRO,
INrER-ocEAN BUILDING,
au2s-1 I'm NINTH ST. BET. ANDF.
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George ". Peck, editor Of Peck's S,1ss. author
OF 'Peck's Bad Boy" mayor Of Milwaukee and
funny fellow generally, has been nominated
for governor BY the democrats Of Wisconsin.
The great American humorist is eyidentIv
about to DO recognized at last although it
comes high.
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The use by excursion steamers OF electric
search lights is not only attended by danger.
since it blinds the eyes Of pilots and officers in
charge Of other craft and precipitates col
hsions. but appears to be in positive violation
Of section 4233, rule z, of the Revised Statutes.
The matter is one that is worthy of considera-
ton BY the proper authorities. 1t is elsewhere
treated at some length in today's STAR, and
needs only certain comments directing atten-
ton to the importance Of dispensing with these
brilliant lights. except, perhaps, for momen-
tary purposes of search. The greatest difficulty
in the way of more general use is the fact that
the more intense electric light wholly obscures
the signal lights ON the same vessel and pre-
vents other vessels from making proper use of
them. In all important harbors and on all
large rivers and bays this is a very vital matter
and too much stress can hardly be laid upon it.
The search light is in use on the Potomac.
where as yet, owing TO good fortune, no acct
dent has occurred. But the collision near Nor
folk last December between the John Romer
and the Guyandotte shows what may be ex-
pected II the search light is to be further en-
pioyed in Chesapeake or Potomac waters.
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Gentlemen who lose their tempers and quar-
rel or Aght in private are sorry for IL when
they have cooled of. Much more does the
public man regret such indiscretion committed
before the public. No doubt all the United
States Representatives engaged in the unplcas-
ant and disgraceful affair in open House yes
terdsy are heartily sorry for the part they
played in il. 1t costs only q little forbearance,
every one knows who tries to forbear to re-
strain ones feelings in . public place-that 10,
since civilization comes TO the aid Of human
dignity and proper feeling. Az to the "scene"
in the House. the best lecture to be admins
tered Ii the impartial lecture that comes to
every participants mind without suggestion
that he has made o fool Of himself for worse
than nothing. The House Of Representatives
Of the United States has long been . legislative
body free in its manners, but it is not so I'M
ruly or low-toned a body some persons ap-
pear to think. Compared with the French
Chamber Of Deputies, or the British House Of
Commons OF late years, il Is q decorous and
orderly assembly. Only on rare occasions do
scenes Of violence and uproar occur. and the
intervals are wide between personal encounters.
on the floor or in the corridors Happily there
have been fow such passages as that which
outraged the House and the public yesterday.
The unusual dimensions assumed by the
southern trade in New York this fall is credited
by the Wholesale merchants to two reasons: the
low rates for transportation, due to the war
between some Of the southern steamship lines
and the southwestern railway companies, and
the high rates and promise Of large cotton
crop. AL reports concur in showing improve
ment in the southern business situation. There
is some difficulty in reconciling this fact with
the undoubted dissatisfaction among the
planters that has given rise to the sudden and
overwhelming Farmers Alliance movement
The real explanation may consist in something
like this statement: The farmers in soms states
and the city boomers" in other portions Of
that section are making money. Other people
are either not advancing or are retrograding.
As general statement, however, il is likely
that there is prosperity where the people have
adjusted themselves to new conditions and
stringency where they have not.
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919 PrsssrrvAsn AVE-
NEW FALL SHADES IN
WOOL HENRIETTAs
BLACK AND WHITE BLOCK PLAIps IN ALL
wool CASHMERE: FRENCH GOODS
WILL OPEN ON WEDNESDAY A BEAUTIFUL
LINE OF cHEvIoT PLAIDs. IN GREENS AND
BLUES. NEW GOODS. 80 IN. WIDE. ONLY COO
SM sHUsrER SONS
au2s sis PENN AVE NV.
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Bosros VAnrrrr Sronr.
LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT.

LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT.
men' some especial valns in nsssrisl. vOrtmsn.his
or desiga They are all leaders
CHATHAM RAGS.
chiids sixe antelope. s5o
Fun sae. antelope leather lined. &ec.
Imitation zeal. otidised frame. Sec.
Imitation seal. antelope and morocco. eso
Real seal ana grain leather si4a
Real seal and antelope srccial frame a 90
Special morocco. nsi frsns. O. Ga
COIN PuRsrs
Real sssl Zoe
horocco. calf and buck shin ls>
spitz calf and straight sOsi ase.
Imported calf aud morocco 3ac.
Real alligator. grain and seal. 4ao
POCKET BOOKS
Imitation seal clasp OF strap $50.
Real seal. leather lined. $sc
Morocco. calf. grain or sntelore. soA
Fine morocco and spits calf Tpo.
Real seal, patent coin pocket ese.
CARD CASES.
Imitation seal inside tuck. $50
CALI grain and bronze morocco ga
Pig akin and grain leather. 80.
Real seal and MOROCCO 9sc
LONG POCKET BooKx
Imitation Russian leather. 2sc
American. Russia and goat 4ao
Extra-size bill book. Csc
Fine calf and grain. sso
These are leading styles in cheap goods. We
carry also large variety OF nne grades such a. ar,
usually kept by the best ,ewelry ana stationery
houses. and we invite acompsri,on Of price.
SMITH wARpwKLL
BOSTON VARIETY STORE.
.u2stoios EOS Tos. 7os Marse, sp.c.
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FALL OvrncoArs.

OUR FALL ovERcoaTs HAVE ARRIVED.
TIE STYLES ron This SEASON sEEM
TO BE MORE ATTRACTIVE THAN EvER
AMONG TIE MOST DREssy ARE THE
BLACK cHEvIoTs AND THIBErs WE
HAvR FAD THEM MADE IN SEVERAL DIE
FEhESF SHAPES an ORDER 10 PI,EAsE
ALL TAsTEs.
ron THE NoBBY DREssEns A sHozr
kEoLisH Gown COAT. MADE WITH PULL
BACK AND STRAP sEAMA
ron eENrLEMEN OF ifoRE QUIET
TASTES THEY ARE oUr LONGER. SET N
AT TIE BACK AND HAVE PLAIN sEAMR
ALSO An ELEaAKT ASSORTMENT or
MELONS. KERsEys. TwEEps. cAssf-
MEREs AND woRsrEDS IN ALL THE
NEWEST SHADES AND coLoRs AL cur.
MADE AND TRIMMED IN TEE sAAH
FAULTLEss MANNED THAT n eHARAo-
TERIgTlc OF AL or Our cLorHIEo.
Prices. AZ Usual. rnk VERY AowEsr
IN TEE CITY ron rHk sAnK oUALirY.
hobrxsox PARKEn . co.
sTrt1sH cIoTEIKe nEADr-nADE
ssssss an con Trn AND . sra M
nKxrs SUITS. EAxpsorHly CLEANED Axr
M IFs.sDd ~. Coat SOC. tAnSA 35c- We. $3.50
No. eaftpkihs. hiding or roushing tbs nap. onsz
oo5 lSsh ct. nssr nv. ssle-l1c
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Mr.. Blame is the most popular man in Ohio.
One day he is sending kilograms of sympathy
and friendship to the Mckinley republicans
convention and the next he gets notice like
this in the platform adopted by the democratic
state convention:
Therefore, we are opposed 10 the Mckinley
tariff bill, now pending in Congress. and he,
heve IN the expressed opinion Of most emf
nent republican that there is not a section or
line In 1t that opens a market for bushel of
wheat or another barrel Of pork"
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cfrIcE o.
WOODWARD q LorHRoa
COR iirH AND y sra Nv.
THURSDAY. Aueusr %, 1890.
SATURDAY. ATlPM.

STORE CLOSES rHfs EVENING. AT s O'CLOCK.
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In 1880, according to DR.. Days report 10 the
Census Bureau. this country produced 50. s2s
tasks Of quicksilver, es4 more tasks than the
total yield Of all the other mines Of the world.
In 1889 the product was 2s.4S4 TASKS, a, 30s less
than the other mines Of the world produced.
Have We been slowly but surely, in our mad
face for the treasures of this world, neglectinr
IN infant industryp
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Ten Granss old regiment, the 2lst Illinois
Infantry, will hold reunion at Decatur in o..
soeer and VIII use It's best efforts tn secure Sna
semovsi Of the body Of its Old comr1audex I, orn
Ssnblesife-on- The Hudson.
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o b Discovered by6 GfnsisntiS rsissvss ssA
g Qsn Imminent Ply .spsedily euzee eetasfh
90 6O0 q g infsifbis cure
sold by e. CHRISTIAN. Wh0iss.ls and kstsil.
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Those who have noticed our August advertisements
are that all Iacss offered At 10 per cent dis
count; that Cotton and Cambric Undersarments are
being sold At less than cost Of Materials that the
usual el25 "Gloria" Umbrellas may be had for %
cents that Imitation Alligator satches. good value 1t
% GENTS going 1t 70 cents that Ribbed Isle Hose
offered At IS cents though considered staple Roods
and almost universally retsiled at SO cents: that
Thousands OF Lace Pins tcketed 2. 4. s. g. TO- IL, Is
and 81 cents each include many worth thrice the
price. Special prices, previously advertised,
also quoted for Ribbons Leather Goods Toilet Articles
Neckwear. Handkerchefs Jerseys. Wraps. shawls and
Gloves We have apology to make for stating these
special prices terminate Saturday; rather do we
ask your appreciation Of method Of thus forcing
business during August.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below.)
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
We dose ate am. tonight.


4 Aou ceu sno"eI youk ~ "e~ss - - - -
r. thick and as fast - you please.
- Arc We ready: Tee
IL Il the stock compIstei A neaf q II ever 10.
- There isn't day from seasons end to
II another that We don't welcome fresh arrival All
- our buyers though. are home from the markets.
IL Their purchases came close ct their heels The
- hue Of the house has deepened Just little. The
II weights Of the ssock-stand midway between the
- two extremes. There WINS "quick call" for
II Lightweight Overcoats last week. Didn's catch
- us mapping. We had been ready aud waiting for
stay. Chip notch on your tree Of thought
II about these Coats. We're quite sure we've some
styles that you'll like better than any you'll
~ We're giving new cut to the lspels Of some Of
~ but has . natsy sncct-and the virtue of being
- ORIGINAL.
t. s1o TO s35-not to be compared With any thing
- around W. Between two and three hundred
II stysa Your taste has got to run, you see.
- The HAT. SHOE. BOYS and CHILDRENs
IL and FURNISHINGS Departments are out in
- their fall plunase Everybody has curiosity to
~ know what's going to DO proper" the COM
ing season. You can't find out more truth.
~ fully than By looking at 'Tsshion" on OUR
- stage. And while you are drinking in the what"
- and the prices-a couple of important items
81 when you're buying.
- Day BY day now we'll "talk- the stock in Sec
ca tons. Irl DO worth your while to read us
sAKs AND COMPANY.
FASHION DESIGNERS
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
suos STREET
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
r. MocKBrr & Co.
1903 ST.,
CoNTINUE.TH SALE OF THEIR
500 MEMS CALF AND KANGAROO LACE Balls.
AT S43O.
All the Boys Shoes, Button and Lace at actual cost
Ladies' Best Bright Dongola Button Boots reduced
in price from
$3.50 TO 1855
e4.O0 TO e31O
$500 TO s2eO
s2.50 TO s2.1o
These prices will continue until Monday the st Of
September.
Call early for sizea au2s-3t
WV III. McKSrws DAnY LrrrrR.
THURSDAY. AUGUST %. 1890
- We have received our Fail Styles In Ladies'
-Jackets The newest is = double-breasted
box coat with tight-htting back. We have
1t in three or four different cloths and Mt IS
many different prices.
- FAN Blazers, in Black and Navy Blue,
so. 40 and 60.
vM H McKNEw
Successor TO z. II. Taylor,,
933 Pennsyivanis ava and 926 St NV 1t
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KnGs PA1.cs FrooDrp.
SALE OF WET GOODS DAMAGED By RAIN
$4,000 worth Of DRESS GOODS. FLANNELs and
MILLINERY damaged By the storm on "Wednesday
KINGS PALACE,
$40 AND si4 TrH ST..
WILL BE SOLD AT A GREAT sAcRrrIcK
DON'T MISS TO CALI
RINGS PALACE.
,u2a-ln SIP AND sIa 7rn ST.
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The dispatches say this morning that CHIEF
Arthur has broken silence. senator QUAY oue,a
% md oos what he did n win and get hims. \,
sUme
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Gen Ezets, President Of Salvador. hsxfnsr
signed the protocol, the nsotias uisrndi in Gen.
tsi America vii be peaceful for few m,u,,tss
nuyhow
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What commoton would be created il the
railroads following the example of their en-
ployes, simply quit, when the employees did and
all go on strike together Think of a railroad
combine In which railway officials were pledged
TO stop all trans Except maiD and close down
every station, shop, and engine as long as their
men were out. Anarchy would ride rampant
through the land. and yet the employer owes
no more to the public than the employee owes
to the employer, for the public is in effect the
employer Of both capital and labor
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me TINE WIN soon come whom LADIES' DAY.
VIII De fessare Of the House. and NV ,u.v
70 shen with the assurance thas they y nj hes,
nothing to offend the most fastidionn
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An things m the House considsrva coo~,....
nen watson should feel to rsioss ,Ass me- ana
not live 70 die week Inter. - "'A
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Life Of New York, another of the Journals Of
that city which is strongly in favor Of keeping
the body of Gen. Grant a. Riverside. but is net
erecting monument very rapidly. says a mon
ument is matter Of comparatively small
importance any way, and that "Gen. Grant,
while alive. would not have crossed the street
to lie under the finest monument in tie
world" OF course not, and who Of W wo,.ld2
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spPeAfs .nss the lard 'oin ala not ga
..ee..a o.s IN the Hor.s ,.iusgius match.
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j. CIR oG Az.
veg and 74l 9Th 81 mo-
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We claim for every article sdvsrtset IN this aep.rs
neni some especial valns in material. vOrkmsn.hir
OF desagaL They are all leaders
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GkS1S soiTs scrIcyt1D AAp pnrssyn =,
~ Psssa 23s
IND kes~ar1ar nsssiy lons.
o~$. called for sud dsavsssa.
IA REEVES. sl4 X ct. nv.
enS-en Under the Frederick
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-01
she wanted to be Prepared.

A neatly dressed, nervy-looking woman
went into an undertaker's shop on Gratiot
avenue and asked to see some plain
wooden collins, says the Detroit Free Press,
II want something stylish" she said,
"but not costly. My husbands sickness
has cost US so much that there amt money
enough to put on style with, but want
his folks to see I've done right by him."
The undertaken showed her several diff
ferent STYLES and then asked her if she had
brought any measures with her. She said
she had not
81 can send them along with the order,"
she said. II think FL take this black
walnut All our furniture is black wal
nut, and he always liked that wood best.
How much do you want paid DOWN.
"When did your husband die" inquired
the undertaken.
"Oh, he amt dead yet. But the doctors
have given him up, and got a chance to
slip out for little fresh air, and thought
I'd look at styles and prices, for when he's
dead l shan't be worth shucks to attend to
business. Pm too soft-hearted."
Then she paid down S. on her new pur-
chase, took receipt and went out with the
air of one who had made satisfactory
BARGAIN
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PROPOSALS FOR BONDS.
Peso Irrigat on District, Kern County,
California.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEALED
N proposals will be received by the Board OF
Directors of Poso Irrigation District for the pur
chase of the bonds Of the said district at any
time after the publication of this notice, and
until TUESDAY, the 14th day of MARCH, 1890,
at l o'clock P. N of said day. at the Office of
said Board, al Delano, Kern county, State OF
Pursuance of an Act of the Legislature Of the
state of California entitled. AN Act 10 provide
for the organization and government OF irriga-
ton districts, and to provide for the acquisition
of water and other property, and for the dis
tribution of water thereby for irrigation pur-
poses" approved March 7, 1887 There are five
hundred OF said bonds each of the denomina-
ton of five hundred dollars
Said bonds in form and substance conform TO
the provisions of the said Act; they bear inter
est at the rate OF six per cent. per annum, in
terest payable semi-annually. None of the said
bonds will be sold for less than ninety per cent.
of the face value thereof
Said proposals VIII be opened at the aforesaid
time and place, and the purchase of said bonds
will be awarded to the highest responsible bid
der. said Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. All communications relative
to said bonds should be addressed to ], +. AN
DERsoN, the Secretary of said Board, at Spot
tiswood, Kern county, California.
The legality OF said organization of said dis
trict, and the proceedings had for the issue and
sale of said bonds, has been judicially deter
mined by the Superior Court of the county of
Kern, In said State.
Done by the order of the Board OF Directors
of Poso Irrigation District this LIST day of Ccto-
Der, 1889.
All bids must be accompanied by certified
check to insure good faith.
B. c. DORSEY, President.
J. E. ANDERSON, Secretary. fe7-25t
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PROPOSALS
FOR THE
Purchase OF Irrigation District Bonds

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at the Office of the Board of Directors of the
Vineland Irrigation District, at the town of
Vineland, in Los Angeles county. State of Cali
22d day of MARCH, A. d. 1890, for the purchase
of ten thousand dollars of the bonds of said
Vineland Irrigation District.
Interest on the ten thousand dollars viii be
computed from January L 1890.
The bonds of said District have been issued to
the amount of fifty thousand $50, 000) dollars as
hundred $500 dollars each, numbered one o. TO
sixty (00), both numbers included, and two
hundred bonds of the denomination of one hun
bred (sl09) dollars each, numbered from sixty
one (61) to two hundred and sixty (260), all BEAR
ing interest from and after Jul l, 1889 at the
rate of six (6l per cent per annum, interest pay
able at the Office of the Treasurer of said Dis
trict on the first day of January and July OF
each year. The principal of said bonds is
payable as follows: At the expiration of
eleven years, not less than five per cent.
of said bonds; at the expiration OF twelve
years not less than six per cent; at the
expiration of thirteen years not less than seven
per cent. at the expiration of fourteen years
not less than eight per cent; at the expiration
of fifteen years not less than nine per cent; at
the expiration of sixteen years not less than ten
per cent; at the expiration of seventeen years
not less than eleven per cent; at the expiration
of eighteen years not less than thirteen per
cent; at the expiration of nineteen years not
less than fifteen per cent, and for the twentieth
year a percentage sufficient to pay of said
bonds.
Coupons for respective payments of interest,"
and principal are attached TO each bond.
Said bonds and the interest thereon shall be
paid by revenue derived from an annual assess
ment upon the real property embraced in the
District and all the real property in the District
is liable to be assessed for such payments, 1
such assessments are lien upon said e..
property.
Said bonds are issued in pursuance of ana
after strict compliance with the provisions OF
an Act Of the Legislature of the State Of CALI
fornia. entitled: "A1 Act to provide for the
organization and government of irrigation dis
tricts and to provide for the acquisition OF
water and other property, and for the distri-
button of water thereby for irrigation purposes
Approved March Z, 1887.
Proposals will be received as above stated for
the purchase of ten thousand $4,000 dollars
only of said bonds.
No proposal can be entertained for said bonds.
at sum less than ninety (90) per cent of the
face value thereof: and the Board reserves the
right to reject all bids.
Envelopes should be addressed to Vineland
Irrigation District, and marked Proposal for
purchase of bonds"
By order of Board Of Directors vineland Iuf-
CATION District.
vineland. Los Angeles county, Cal, February
u 1890.
Attest: In. RHODES, Secretary.
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