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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-01-09

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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-01-09

For reliable information, maps, time Of
trains and the best possible rates apply
to Agent q. W. & Is. IL. L..
L. CARSON, Hillsboro, Ohio.
OR TO
E. Z. PATTON Tray. Pass'r Ag't, Chlllicothe, o.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-01-09

Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-01-09

LOWEST RATES, QUICKEST TIME,
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
Two Of The ri.rrenan..

One of the best known men IN Yachting
circles is John Jay PleFrepont. ol Brook-
lyn. For years he hEs been & familiar face
of yachting events ca yGchtboand and CO
cruises, yet although a wealthy man ks
has never owned or chartered Yacht ma
I'll this year, and II was only al the July
meeting that he was elected member II
the New York Yacht cluh. Bat while he
did not have a yacht Of his oRn, he vac al
ways a welcome guest on tie yachts Of his
friends, Of whom he has host This fact
probably had something 10 90 with his
non-appe2rance for 80 long IN the list az
Yacht owners Besides his brother-in-lau.
Rutherford Stuyvesgnt. cf this city. has
for years owned one of the finest aud most
luxurious appointed sailing yachts in this
country, the schooner Palmer
A good story is told sf Mr. Pierrepont's
grandfather Hezekiah Pierrepont. who
came 10 this city from New England some
where about the beginning OF the present
century. lie brought lester Of iDtroduc-
ton 20 William Constable, one OF the lead
Ing merchants Of the day, who after read
ing il said 10 him somewhat gruiiy. What
do you young men keep coming here from
New England forf"
10 uhAc Uu>lbtsS, marry Hcls dk0fn-
ters and wind up your estates, promptly
replied the young New Englandsr The
retort so pleased the old merchant that be
took the young man % his home and intro
duced him TO his family. And the young
man made good his saying by marrying
the old mans daughter and winding up
his estate. The old Constable residence
rtood at the corner Of Wall and William
streets, on the site now occupied by the
Bank Of New YoIk-New YORK Times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
SALVADOR EoAISUM


xAs iussrsssias lk<sse 80 = s. hssis iaais
tsasaiasax :. 1sseFa 3stea - Serlst
I0eEe = - Eszsssseu ~ Ms. II. s.
Fife a t91g reessert ef 81 Eosas, fossa-
eEig 81 HaEroazt 20. 3 very oAe
EaH.ly Fele. bEoasa1 ossg tEem IA
gaed - aa 4aesles CO hex a.osaeg >
sIie. c. kebeEt DAVIS. ia tie cary
co.oli4l t.1ss, ehsa Yisgia.s wAs seE-
tied - the Ea sa. j s a dess pE.oa
0E tie peFsoAsl &ppe4r4ace q oGr
Szs.eF, and j. Ehe eue tFca walch tae
nost q the ecp.es in the city we're
taken. Il wss printed oa s4tin. once
snlle. BOA yellow and d.scol9yed w-ta
ase AID falling . pieces 10 some places.
The g.sss eylF {. unfortunately bIoken
some wss@s aso. Eo.s-t -taxt4nalng Tie
care taken % preserve it. showed tns
early nme "a whlcA Il vas made, ss also
does the primitive vooaea frame,
stained Black, the strlng - which it
las auns Eog 50 Ia2ay years, on so
many walls, and la 80 naaY places, IS
sI.ii - the rag GA tAe top " tie frame,
although too we2S n0W % bear It's
Nsigut. All attest che aatqaity OF the
seile. The following IS the inscription.
a description 0I tae I3eEson Ol Jesus
Ctflsl a. { Was found in al ancient
manuscript sen. 5y Pub.ls Lg.uias,
President oi JUiea, 10 the senate o.
kome.
There lives At this time ia Judea a
man OF Singular character, whose name
e Jesus hgst. lhe mT5arans esteem
him prophet, but hls followers adore
h.m - the immediate offspring or the
immortal cod. he IS endowed With
such unparalleled virtue as 20 call back
the dead from taeT graves, and t0 heal
every k.nd OF disease with wOr1 or 2
touch It's person IS tall Snd elegant
ly shaped. lis aspect amiabie and
reverend. His hair flows ia those
beautiful shades Which no united colOrs
can match, falling into graceful curla
below his ears, agreesbly COUGHING or
his shoulders and parting on the crown
OF his head like Tie heaa-drcss OF the
sect OF the Nazarltes. His forehead =
smooth aud large, hls checks without
SPOT save that 81 lovely red;
bis nose and mouth are of an
exquisite symmetry; his beard Is thick
and suitable 10 the hair OF hls head.
reaching below nis chln and parted IN
the middle like u fork; his eyes are
bright, clear and serene. he rebukes
Win majesty, couusa.s wltn Iall1ness
and invites with the most tender ana
persuasive language. His whole ad-
dress, whether in words or deed, being
elegant, grave aud stuctly character
Istic Of SO exalted a beng. No man has
seen him laugh, bat tue whole world
behold him weep frequently, and so
persuasive are MS tears that the mui-
titude can not withhold their tears
from joining In sympathy with HIM.
He Is very modest, temperate and wise.
In short, whatever this phenomenon
may turn out IN the end, he seems at
present n man for excellent beauty snd
divine perfectiOns every way surprising
the children OF men. ."-Ex.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

rpen tas sage Mea AL ross reza
t.-sss sez-s a 3 ssasuea fslntea. j NoE.l<
kzve heea ssasss kesrisls hut ~ -
e1gSzzits see1ez II ss1lra tAs httle gsEllsls
Le1 - - II tkroGzsA f1s&2lHgs = he
sWe&esE. seDds-ess anz 2esE p&E1s1e
SIT
Wat tecane e kese A brisf k'riEllsnt
e@res< Epea tAs s.e<Esra sLsse- s1s took
Eae heGoS ffoa AaraoeA n F<Ry
c3llsa .'E.reAcrsfs. and woa il Al sAs
&ttenptsd. fro8 tAs fre1sak Say -
Renee Bat the fa8cisAtlng lErle cTesI-
uee Ead wieAlia her tAe seeds - dea1h II
ths 'or1n & mere Eaoauoll4bls apps
utss than generally fsll t. the lot & any
o4e. Love asa iau0r carried her d9sgn-
IhelNss tiEae ! cav hsr Was IN = cAea2
bearsiag ho1ss ~ New Yo-k l. re-
spoa.s 10 \ note climbed two fights -
dirty stzlrs, re9olelt with the odor q
ecoks3 cabbage Her apartment Wa As
desollts IS the interior of gigantic
skan and altAoagh the little genius sp-
pearea blasted by TIE tres of neree pzs-
sioEs she retained her exquisite forEa.
ard through the whisky tinted SKIN
soms beauty ot face.
How are yoa. cid Resrbution'" she
cried, scszing my hand n both of hers
''SiE lightly. OF that cid chair VIII land
ron ca the hOoT. Al. mel you bring
back tie glory Of the paSt. was a sEar
once. sn doing Aazeppa - the horse
opera Eow. Write ne snotheE play and
III let up On love and liquor and shine
again
Her latest speech 10 me was strongly
Characteristic. While chatting about the
past a violent storm broke On New York.
After a binding dash Of lightning and
an immediate crash Of thunder she ran 10
q closet, brought ont a candle, which
she lighted, and s2t down.
What Is that fory' asked. 1T is not
dark enough 10 need light"
That, she responded earnestly. lis g
blessed candle, blessed by the pope. and
as long as the id thing burns you
can't De hurt"
Poor little misguided genius She was
not Catholic. not anything Of relig-
ious sort. save what might be found in
her generous impulses when an awful
temper would allow them expression.
But through her stormy nature came false
CLEANS of spiritual life, like distorted
rays through riffs of thunder clouds.
She was
The younger, brighter form
That passed in battle and IN storm.
DONN PIArr.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

st Pompeii SOME mural paintings Of
more than ordinary interest have recent
ly been disclosed. In the Eighth Region,
between Nos IS and q Of the Second
Insala, Va III and ". the remarkable
discovery has been made of a house five
stories high. The upper floor, which is
entered from tie higher level formed by
a mound Of prehistoric lava. Is profusely
decorated, and tho principal hall displays
On one wall the myth of Benerophon, a
nude fgure. who. holding with one hand
the bride OF lis boTse. is in tbe act OF
receiving the letters and orders of King
Prctus. who is seated on a throne before
him.
The lower part Of the house. looking
toward Stabia ard the sea. was used rs
a bathing establishment Three stens
led into ;hs frgiiarium. which is per-
feet. The lover part CT the surrounding
walls being painted blue and the upper
rel The middle Of the right wall Is oc-
cuVied by q rfcture representing a
rymph. serni-nude. ho11e over the waves
on = sea horse. The horizontal band di-
vi3ing the blu9 from the rel surface IS
kind u frisze of comic CT caricature
scenes, representing dwarss or pigrnies.
IN scenery evidently of the Eiie country,
fighting with various animals. One
dwarf il in iha scs of throwing a large
stone at an ibis. whils another is irving
to save by drawing q ,he land figure
probably p wonanl fallen iato the rivar.
whsn. seized hiuseii ~ crocoiile. az
has tied himself with rane 20 another
dwarf standing behind. who is striving
with might and maia lo prevent his com
rsde from being drawn c1wa in.o Tire
wster.-Iondcn Athennum.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
TOWN TOPICS.

The grounds st the Soldiers Home
are being graded.
Drs. spence. White and Holt have
attached themselves 10 II. Marks staff.
For the first tine in many years sp-
pies are selling in the mOath OF Sep
temoer st 81 a bushel.
The near completion OF the new roll
Ter mill at COnklin. ON the MuskegOn
branch OF the g. K. & l., is at hand.
The new grip ears are looked for
soon, when full service viii resume on
Lyon, Bridge, UniOn and East Fulton
sts.
The Universahst Church, of Michi-
gan. Will hold their annual convention
IN Saginaw next month. 1t WILL prob
atty begin October II.
The auxiliary committee Of the Ma
sonic far viii hold tbeir meeting this
afternoon at ) O'clock. instead of Sat
urday. as previously set.
School children on and after today.
Will be sold tickets at half fare by the
Gable Company. Tickets good only be-
tween 5 and a. m, Il and 1.S0 and 5
and ,. m.
Detective Pat O'Neil, OF Detroit, q
gentleman we'll known here, Will be
married next Wednesday. A large
number Of his friends here will witness
the ceremony.
A summer resort will be made Of
Grand Island by Hon. e.. c. Comstock,
who has hought l.. W hquor will be
allowed there, and ne will have two
steamers plying between 10 and North
Park.
The brick gable or the south side Of
the court house q up. and the Calvan-
lied c0rnice has been placed IN position.
The work progresses most slowly, al
though 30 IS claimed no more men can
DC worked ~ present.
That more favorable connections viii
h made with the Upper Peninsula and
Duluth hy the e.. Il. &. 4. Railway when
the winter table g0es into elect. j.
crct ted "a being saHl by President
Hughart. of that road recently.
Tne TrrEsnAs,-HEaID has received
tie premium list o. tae sixth annual
far of tle South ottawa and West
AiIeEan AErcu ,lrai society. To- De
held at Noi.Aud October 1.I0. There
Is GO doubt ot hoe exhibit this year
The remains ol the late Charles Y.
Shepard arrived o'i Else early train from
Chtarn thas morning, and tne funeral
W. t8Se place from the residence OF
lr. Charles Shepard. on Jefferson ave.
NJ 1880. II HsluneTal niIl be conducted
bv hIs Masonic brethren.
u-. Owens is out 0f town. Dr. Ovens
nlrtd man was uut driving on paris-
ave. with Dr. owens horse aud a corn.
panIon Yesterday. when the animal
rGn away. Toe two occupants were
dumped out bui p0t hurt. The horse
was suhscug nt.y stopped and was
taken e. Hall s Caa0rds barn. No
damage.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
STRAYBD OR STOLEN.
Or. r. 4. Miller Loses Horse At Ada 20
Trace CT kim.

DR. Il. n. Miller Loses q Horse At Ada 10
Trace Of kim.
About O'Clock last evening Or. Mil
Ter, of tins city, left his horse for a
moment in front Of the hotel at Ada,
and when ne returned TO take posses
sion of 1t both horse and buggy had dis
appeared. No trace of them could be
found last evening, although a young
man coming from Cascade reported
that he met q rig answering the descrip-
ton beiug driven by two men at u very
rapid pace.
The horse is 4 black, with white hind
feet and a snip ID the face. about :
years old, and viii weigh about 1850
pounds. The buggy, plain black with
elliptic spriuEs.
The owner notified tho police, and all
efforts VIII be made 10 recover the miss
ing rig. The buggy contained q medi-
cine cxsc and a box with the DOCTORS
name on 90, besides blanket, robe and
whip. Il not known whether the
animal broke away OF Its own accord,
or whether it was stolen by some ms
cTeant.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

tcat want % - ro tet7
alnt sieepy. Ee. oae biti
7 cqnt Waa- fs - tal tars
Aet the ,amrs axe ilf.
tfiekels - 90 bed ilre dark
eoa t care li chickens DO
aln't aae. AID 'talat ihe sane.
tause Csc hels 81. Too.
Z aiH 2 siaeay. not enc 5t.
tf was soudat cage
Eut I see 9ae-r th.n<s awake
Sometimes loeks Iasg IKE bear.
! a.nt rod1Ilg faaUlg nray.
You stop saying fEas I dos
Guess n yea worked BARD aii day.
four head would set ~isgiey. toe.
on. there's prickers M my feet,
Way. the casir Keeps Solug roundl
Mamma take y0ur ltiie eigi
Add tne pes was sleeping SQUAD
20 1 tucked her ga her crib.
There % dream til broad daylight.
Then up 20 play about al dag.
And sing the same old song az night
s. lstn0uE MfSER.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
Are You Always SIeeY2

Do yeu get mp nights
Caa YOU control Your
urine
Is there pain IN your back.
Or nervous pr0Stration:
Ever had Rheumatism:
Is stomach weak?
DO you feel worn out?
Is there a sense of gone
ness?
Pains i'm back of head:
Are YOU dreadiuineryous?
Not enough or too much
urine?
Does il hurt 60 urinate?
Does il smart or burn?
Is there wc ght or pres
sure in lower part OF abdo-
men?
Does your urine settle?
Brickdust o. cloudy de-
poSils?
How long this way?
Married or single?
About what age?
Then write Ia or call on
DR.. ;. Clay Todd, 43 Mon
roe-st., room 4 fmmen blk,
Grand Rapids. Mich. lie is
the famous Specialist Ply
sician who is curing all
these dreadful complaints.
There is hardly a town or
city or neighhOrhOod i'm the
United states, but can boast
OF some former sufferer who
has been restored TO per-
feet health and manhood or
wOmanhOOd b. Dr. >. Clay
Todd i'm the last 20 years.
He sends medicines every
where.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Test ss % men nApanfy b fAa easy prey
tc he species of human 5scss4l which
feods chledy upoa -'sQcze-s" should he
quietly electrocuted. an& their money
held IL trast toT their children O. other
legal hears. Ifsls measure woal4 scan
nd the froRner cities aad sastlenoatS of
. dangerous and psssifcrons element
which now tatlens upon the class refer
REQ -. ~. q BKN4Ok.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
Al THE BALL PARK.
a Ceusax Contest % Professional
Asaf~frs

Atttrtes
number Of CSusaisn athletes. al
professionals. have lsssed the Fountain
street base rail- park and VII give n
grand atbietie exhibition on 0ctober l.
All contests VIII te open CD eompet-
ton aud q number Cf iuu pers. shot
putlers. sprulers ETC., arc 70 ae pres
enf There VIII De. .n addition 60 these.
AZ exhibition 81 tae Scottish national
darccs. sich ~ the n 8h.and fiug ard
sword dance. al - the mBsIc Of the
hf-rpe.
Naier MeDouaid, of the party. II
veteran of the E3st fad Al afUv aod
ore of tae musicians of Lord Co.m
Csmpeef's regiments thst went e. .he
refet of lucknow during fhe Serov r.
beilon. At t6st time q hniiet carried
swav q part cf hs PIPE snd ne vss co-
lEsd to tai out ol tie rsnss f0e a htt.e
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

WAssrxeros, sept. zz-Fcr Upper
D ga. TAR. essan1g Ia sAssern pcE-
Esns. cooler. falloEe1 3 faag tenl-
FsrzEsres pefsBexly slaas. oeeoHi-as
vaF.ahls. LowsE sgeaigans fair sta-
tonary teaspsfasose. variable s.a9ss
teecm * HesteIi
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

A large assortment Of cook and heat
ing stoves. crockery, glassware, IN fact,
everything 10 furnish up house, al
Vinegar Furniture Company's, I25-l2J
South DivislOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

All accounts due Bert Enls, growing
ont of his grocery business at 420 South
Diyision-st., in Grand Rapids, have
been sold, and must be paid 10 the
undersigned. z. HAIFLEY.
Dated, September is, 1890.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Clarence ~. Hutchings Is now ready
to fill all orders for carpet aud window
cleaning, etc. Barclay Place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
II Blew.

First Whisker-W hat . windl
Second Whisker-YeS, IL goes quite
through ue.-Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Mrs. Adams is still in New York,
where she is attending al the large
retail openings and forwarding all the
latest novelties thai are shown there.
She Will he home next week 20 greet
her old patrons and friends.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Fresh fish, oysters and game at Det-
tenthaieT's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Live holsters at Dettenthsler's, IL
Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Little neck clans at Bliven 4 Allyn's,
No. s. Pcarl-st. Telephone 1901.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Compton Furniture Co., 70 South
Division street.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Fresh fish at IL Nlonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

See the lfe-size Crayon and ink por-
traits, only s.. Wykes, 80 NonToe-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Our fall stock IS complete IN every
department. We can save you - per
cent on every dollars worth. The
Chicago Shoe Store, Is Canal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22
90 D. i Hl.sarr e.. e.

10 a r-DeerA Il EaEli. a..
t1ar 81 - sr@z1as- l-slln
.Ile eoea. han p . ~
Isl tis.4se ~ aaa Fln-n
a@fAsl az nsztsl.azs.1r E1
I'D 4eetllz - kEssal -as a. -
Ars a. asasrstzlss. ~ ~
arzase lzs 1szzla-.s a zEsa ~
asa M
f7s1 EsFsibEs p1oaisirsai "a -.
Fa,aaa. f4s Ere1ca rssetl-
tlslllafs s.l,fzSa . eslsasisE. E1s ueek
VS. abolished ea.i slza 81 tea ssFs sgassli-
s-ssi t1r f1a e se0. - 1sath aay 81 ieca1l
tllg srE agaFt for fess a dssree - a-s0
Fzzsed alg.HAlE tns ctlzEi4a rellEioa. In
martasl19 80 aeaisd. a1a at.ss.-zR declared
e. 8e tas fGLa * Fraaca hzasoa ~4s 1eifiett
aai 81 al tae p.s1.ie osfI4elefiss placssl IA
IlserigseE. -De41a IS seszuai sleep.
H. rae EaVpery t1easrs = T.. osrasd; pre-
sioes-y destroyed Ia ~ burial asaia u
l.es
tss1 sirsa q Abasil aas1ald Il saltAn q Turkish
eupsre.
ss@--tlis-sr-rss re-eutsref Yirgfnia Aftsr th-i<
.t at ar Altistaal
1c< Ll-eola Erue.zlzled t6erey % Ehs slaves r
10 slgtneFn stsfes f4lisd = return - tas
taion on aE before Jan & i5a8
1.E- -Al5ca. t1s Nol1eaerzse comm lssioner %
Easiaac. protested ag24as1 ais r-esptloa AID
3a
iss7 Death Ia w4shlogsoa q Gen. JAalas q
EictsFts Eni1ee states array, sgse e.
is9-fls bal anEss-s lsIsGteI - tie RspublE
cans ln Efzacs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Compton Furniture Co., - Soutl
Division street
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

New York counts at Bliveu d Aliyn's,
No. GS Pearl-st. Telephone l09l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Little neck clans at BlIvcn & Ailyn's
No. 63 PeaTl-st. Telephone 1901.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our alill. None genuine
without IT,
VALLrY CITY NuLuys Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

Fresh HOLSTERS al Deitenthaler's-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

LILY white Flour
Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-22

ters and wind up your estates" promptly
replied the young New Englander The
retort so pleased the old merchant that be
took the young man 70 his home and intro
duced him 70 his family. And the young
man made good bis saying by marrying
the old mans daughter and winding up
his estate. The old Constable residence
rtood at the corner Of Wall and William
streets, on the site now occupied by the
Bank Of New YoIk.-New YORK Tiu.es.
II Blew.
First Whisker-W hat windl
Second Whisker-YeS. il goes quite
through ue--Puck.
Notice.
All accounts due Bert Enls, growing
ont of his grocery business at 420 South
Diysion-st.. in Grand Rapids, have
been sold, and must Dc paid TO the
undersigned. F. HAlFLEY.
Dated, September Is, 1890.
Live Holsters at Dettenthaler's, IL
Monroe-st.
Clarence ". Hutchings Is now ready
to fill all orders for carpet aud window
cleaning, etc. 6 Barclay Place.
Fresh fish, oysters and game at bet
tenthaier's.
A large assortment Of cook and heat
ing stoves. crockery, glassware. IN fact,
everything 10 furnish up house, al
Vinegar Furniture Company's, 1929
South DivlslOn-st.
Fresh fish at IL Monroe-st.
Compton Furniture Co, 70 South
Division street.
Little neck clans at Bl.ven 4 Allyn's,
No. s. Poarl-st. Telephone 1901.
Mrs. Adams is still in New York,
where she is attending al the large
retail openings and forwarding All the
latest novelties thai are shown there.
She Will he home next week 70 greet
her old patrons and friends.
See the life-size crayon ard ink por-
traits, only s.. Wykes, 80 NonFoe-st.
Our fall stock IS oompicte IN every
department. We can save you - Per
cent on every dollars worth. The
Chicago Shoe Store, Is Canal-st.
Fresh Holsters az Dettenthaler's.
Little neck clans at BlIvcu & A llvn's,
No. 63 Pearl-st. Telephone 1901.
.--.
Compton Furniture CO., - South
Division street.
New York counts at Bliveu q Allyn's,
No. GS Pearl-st. Telephone l01l.
Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture Of our nlil. None genuine
without u.
VALLEY CRY NiILTSs Co.
LILY White FlouT
Is made from tho choicest wheat, care
fully selecied.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-17
TOTAL TAX
xprpH NAgnc

TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS
39S60. Shepherd, and r S-Santa
AiGs'ss' Gsss.' nlia'''' add lots, 'f2' 'fs
ses73 Wilson, George w-Pasadena,
Williams Home tract, lot 15, 9 S.
39S75. Allen, ,John-Mortgage interest,
Pasadena, williams Homo tract, lot 26, IL 6
Lot "a, IL s.
Lot 2l, 10 81
Lot 20, 10 81
Se3sS. Rutkins, Mary Ann Mortgage
interest Compton, S6 acres, bounded
north by county road, east by Fifth
street and Page south by Mcdonald and
Cries. west BY Stevens aud Lasswell, 8 Il
39s9o. EmmeTson, A-Mortgsge in
Seress Pomona, Kingsley tract, sonth %
IS sgssi. i fagraham, Isaac w-oompton, 8
20 acres bounded north by Crum ct a.,
east by lockwood, south and west by
street, personal property and poll tax 10 9
39393. Carpenter, J-Mcrtgage in
terest, % acres Compton, bounded north
by Crum ct al. east by Lockwood, south
s2432. Allen. .Jabez w-Pssadena, New
Fair Oaks Avenue tract, lot 8 bl A, and
ssssa Rason RS1ooe.'y Marion s-Mortgage in Is
terest, pas. .-dens, Lewis L. Landreth sub,
part Of & tract. lot 10, IS l
34Ss Thomas, w Hast Los An
geles. lot bit ~ s
Lot bl 6, ii
Lot 10 bic. 61
Lot IA bl 6, and personal property and
ss46s. Richards. Stephen Mortgage
Inter crest, East LOS Angeles, lot bl 6, Is
Lot 6 bic. IL o.
3s47O. Green, R Henry C-Mortgage
interest, East Los Angeles, lot bl 6, 81
Lot bl 6, 8 9.
39497 Holmes. Chas B-Goldsworthy
tract, Eighth sire ct, lot 16, 81,
3949S. Weibel, Adie-Mortgage interest,
Los Angeles Improvement Co.'S SUBJ lot
bl 80, HsncOck.s survey, lot 81 bl 10, II
39503 Flynn, John H-Mortgsge in
tere-t, Pasadena Park Place Improve
ment Co.'S tract, lot 3S, 0 Al
39510 Humphreys, Chas H = Mag
delena tract, lor2, al
Lot and person al property. 2;
39540. Haben, Charles-Ocean View
tract, lot 10 bi 3, personal property and
S954l. Corker, John R-Mortgage in
terest. Ocean View tract lot 9 bl s, 65:
Lot 10 bl3, 5 AZ
$685. Hard e. Mrs Margaret Mort
gag interest Washington Garden tract,
lot 20 bl3, 995
SSS6l. Taylor, Eli-Rancho Santa Ger
trudes SO acres bounded north by Dor
man, east by Lamore. south by county
road, west by Standler etal. for poll tax, so
3SS60. Wagner Loms-Alosta. lot bl
s, for poll tax, so
39164 Bradshaw Turrel T-Kennedy
tract. lot 10, for poll tax, so
1924 Connor, w h-Platers sub OF
Messick tract, lot bl 2 for poll tax, SO