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Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

Owing to the fact tina the undersigned are
about 10 subdivide thoir ranch into ten acre
tracts owing to its adaptab iity for fruit grow
ing and the raising of vegetables it being in
the frostless belt line, ann also in settling the
estate of the late Henry Ham mel, we will cell
the following live stock. The catalogue en-
braces as fine lot of graded Holstein and Dur
ham cows and heifers as can be seen on any
ranch in the state.
Fifty head of family cows, fresh, or will be
in ten to fifteen days.
100 head of lovely heifers gentle and all
large mixers
Our horse stock is also exceptionally fine for
orchard work, as they are low and very heavy
set, weighing from 1000 to 1850 pounds; go
head of this class; also by our Hambletonian
horse, a lot of young brood mares colts and
fllies, roadsters and family buggy hortes. Also
two 16-foot headers, Buckeye moving ma
chimes, threshing machines, and, in fact all
kinds of agricultural implements. A special
invitation is extended to all to inspect the
land ana select their choice, as the land will
positively be sold as soon as the stock is sold.
Direction to the RaDch-Take the Temple
sta eet road, the PicS street or Sixth street. by
Westlake park. Either will take parties to the
ranch, which is situated between Santa Monica
and Los Angeles. All information can be had
at the ranch, or at the office of Hammel &
Dcnker. III Requena street.
12-7-7t E. W. MOVES, Auctioneer.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09
Beautiful Hawaii.

Tourists and others desiring to make
an ocean voyage can find nothing equal
to trip to Hawaii, the far-famed Sand
wich islands.
Among travellers for health or pleas
ure it is getting to be more and more "the
proper thing" to visit Honolulu and
that wonder of the world, the volcano of
Kilauea. In winter or in summer it is
the same health-giving and delightful
trip.
climate nearly perfect always
generally ranging from 65 to S5 degrees
the whole year through-trees and flow
ers, strange and lovely beyond descrip-
ton; mountains and valleys and water
falls striking enough in their beauty to
make the dullest eyes sparkle with
admiration; volcanoes active and ex-
tinct, the grandesJ on earth, with their
desolate lava beds alongside of fertile
fields of waving sugar cane and rice !;
plantations of coffee and bananas and
pineapples gardens of melons and taro !;
groves of cocoanut trees, mangoes,
tamarinds, papaias and algerobas.
These are some of the things that make
Hawaii what she is-'the paradise OF
the Pacific"
Arrangements are now perfected by
which the Kilauea Volcano House COM
pany of Honolulu will furnish tourists
with
THREE WEEKS ENTERTAINMENT,
including hotel accommodations while
in Honolulu, passage by steamer to
Hawaii by one route and return by the
other; transportation to the volcano,
hotel accommodations while there,
guides, ETC., and side trip over the
Oahu railway to Pearl harbor and EVA
plantation, all for $100 These tickets
can be obtained from j. D. Spreckels &
Bros, general agents Oceanic S. s. Co.,
San Francisco, in connection with their
excursion tickets to Honolulu, thus
making the entire expense of five
weeks tour only 1925.
Full information and round.trip tick
cts to Honolulu from Los Angeles can
be obtained by application to Hugh B.
Rice. tourist agent Oceanic S. S. Co.,
l24 West Second street, or to c. H.
White, 200 S. Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

REPORTS have reached us that the
people of the Crescenta and Canada are
about to get railway. They have
been waiting for it long time. The
plan embraces road which will go out
towards San Fernando through the
Monte Vista. 1t is also claimed that it
is simply an extension north, or a
branch, of road which will come into
Los Angeles through the Arroyo Seco,
and which is big project. 1t is heartily
to be hoped that the local scheme at
least will be carried out, as the Crescenta
and Monte Vista are amongst the most
attractive hygienic spots in Southern
California. and why they have been
neglected so long is mystery. We
have received some details in confidence
which we will be at liberty to mention
shortly.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09
SUCH of the Republican papers as

SUCH OF the Republican papers as
have commented upon the appointment
OF .defaulter Dan Burns as a commits
sioner to select policemen to catch
thieves, show that they feel the disgrace
placed upon their party by Governor
Markham. But they seem to forget that
Markham only paid political debt in
appointing Burns and Markham might
further claim that the Republican press
and the party condoned Burns's crimes
when they accepted him without protest
as their chief manager during the last
campaign. Markham can surely throw
himself back upon such plea but it is
not very high or noble stand for gov
ernor to take in extenuation OF his act
in commissioning a man who has robbed
the state, to an Office of great dignity
and power.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

dition to the czar, large number OF his
attendants were killed. 1t is said of
this substance that an ounce package of
it, slapped on the ground, will excavate
a hole sixteen feet square. In the case
referred to the veins of the victims
were opened. The czar himself is said
to have been several hours dying. An
interesting circumstance is that it is
asserted that the illuminate of silver is
very much more powerful than that of
mercury, while that of gold is almost
incredible in its energy. 1t is strange
that the explosive force of the fulmin-
ates should increase with the value Of
the metals which are their bases.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

THE secretary of the navy, Mr.. Tracy,
has benefited by the bright lessons left
him by Mr.. Cleveland's secretary, Mr..
Whitney. His report for the last year
contains great deal of wisdom about
the necessity of aug nenting our navy
and giving us some adequate defense on
the Pacific coast. From the unusual
acerbity with which Chile maintains its
attitude in the affair of the Baltimore it
would not be a whit surprising if that
rugged little nation should even con-
clude to try brush with US. Nothing
is more absolutely established than that
the present Notifications Of San Fran
cisco are not worth baubee. Under
such circumstances the sooner great
gun-making plants are erected on the
Pacific coast the better. The Mare
island navy yard ought to be enlarged.
A gigantic ordnance making establish
ment ought to be added to the equip
ment of San Francisco. Portland or
Astoria ought to be similarly endowed,
as should San Pedro and San Diego.
No time ought to be lost in these matters,
and the war and navy departments ought,
meanwhile, to rush torpedoes out here
at the liveliest possible rate. Mr.. Har-
rison's secretary of the navy is on the
right track. He shows himself devoted
to the genuine American policy of Mr..
Whitney, and he ought to be en-
couraCed
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09
THE San Francisco Examiner saws thai

THE San Francisco Examiner says that
oranges covered with scale are reaching
that market from San Bernardino. We
can hardly credit the statement. The
scale bug has not been rampant in the
orchards of San Bernardino, and it is not
likely that the orange-growers of that
county would send fruit to market so
discolored with the pest that any OBJ
server would discover it. We agree with
the Examiner that all markets ought to
be quarantined against fruit that carries
so dangerous an insect as the scale bug
The spread and perpetuation of the pest
would be made certain by SO careless a
distribution of the disease. 1t would be
well for the state horticultural board to
institute an immediate investigation OF
this very serious charge.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

IT WAS hardly fair to pit the Spanish
American team last night against the
German team after the tremendous and
exhaustive struggle the former went
through on Monday night. The German
team was comparatively fresh, whilst
the former was necessarily weakened by
its contest on the rope with the police
team for over one hour Of constant and
terrific strain. 1t would have been much
better to have left the selection of
teams, to compete with each other after
the first night, to an impartial commit
tee instead of to the chance OF a toss-up.
But the fact that the Spanish Americans
got away with the Germans last night
gives added glory to their achievement,
and shows that the paisonos are made
up of men of the toughest fibre and of
staying qualities OF the highest order.
We tip our sombrero to los hijos del pals.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

THERE is great room in Los Angeles
for the development OF higher order o
public spirit amongst our leading bust.
ness men. We have often had occasion
to notice that when there is any move.
ment on foot to benefit our city and sec.
ton, that the personal work and sacri-
fee required does not come from the
men who ought to be the ones to take
the lead, and who are really tine ones
who will receive the greatest benefit
from the successful carrying out of the
proposition. When Mr.. Marvel offered
to give US rent free fine room in the
Rialto building for the permanent Chi
cago exhibit, that most valuable agency
of benefit to our city and locality would
have fallen through if it had not been
that one or two public-spirited citizens
took upon themselves the whole burden
OF its successful organization. Yester-
day delegates from the five southern
counties met at the chamber of
commerce to effect the organ
ization of an immigration as
sociation for Southern California.
Twenty-Five delegates, selected from our
leading business men, were appointed to
represent Los Angeles. All the other
counties were fully represented at the
organizing meeting yesterday. They
had all come from their homes at con-
siderable sacrifice of time and at their
own expense to be present at this inn
portant opening meeting. Out of the
twenty-five local delegates, however,
only two were found who could spare
from their business couple of hours to
help organize the movement. This is
shameful. No city ever reached its full
measure OF prosperity where its leading
business citizens were deficient in
public spirit. Where would Chicago be
if her business men had acted in this
selfish way? Public spirit can over
come the greatest natural obstacles to
city's prosperity but no amount OF
natural advantages will compensate for
the selfshness and Indifference of the
business men of city that requires
energy and push to send her ahead.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09
Mullen, Bluett & Co.'S reliable clothing.
DON'T YOU BUY ANY TOYS?

Parents, these words are addressed directly to
YOU. 1t is to your interest to inspect Lewis Is
mammoth display of toys and Christmas pres
cuts, that are now being given away to all pur-
chasers. You naturally want to make your
little ones happy, at the same time your shoe
bills are matters of considerable moment. Now
you can accomplish both objects easily enough.
Purchase your shoes at Lewis's, and receive a
nice assortment of toys absolutely free of any
cost Yesterday lady purchased a pair of
children's shoes for $1.5O; she stated she
wanted nice scrap book as present to be
given at Christmas time to a little relative. She
was made the happy recipient of scrap book
that she admitted would have cost her at least
rs cents, and she got it free of charge. So it
went all day long.
This giving away of toys is an expensive ad-
vertisement, but Lewis believes there is enough
appreciation in the public to warrant heavy
expenditure. that must sooner or later receive
its reward Lewis has a number of feeble im-
tators but no store in California has ever un-
dertakeu as mammoth an advertisement as this
Lewis
is headquarters
for bargains in shoes
Lewis leads the town in
holiday slippers
Many ladies have taken advantage OF our in
yitation to have sli poers laid aside until need
ed. Our stock is so large we can easily spare
hundreds OF pairs without eneroaching on the
STYLES or Sizes
Don't fail to see the beautiful and inexpensive
styles now on display
Lewis,
Originator of Low Prices,
POI North Spring st.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

American impulse to actuate him in his
course as speaker. We can imagine Mr..
Crisp, in the event OF war with Great
Britain, throwing down his gavel and
crying, "God save thequeen." Ofwbat
account are the forty odd years of his
life as an American citizen compared
with his year of babyhood in old Eng
land? And yet such is the rot that is
dealt out to grown-up people by Repub-
lican newspapers.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09
WEDNESDAY. DEcEMBER .. 1891
THE ILLUSTRATED HERALD.

For some days past canvassers have
been out soliciting advertisements for
the ILLUSTRATED HERALD ANNUAL. This
will be the twelfth issue OF this invalua-
BILE publication, which has done so much
to develop Los Angeles and Southern
California. Our agents have met most
gratifying success, and they will remain
in the field until it is time to put the
work to press.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

TT LOOKS very much as if boulevard
to Santa Monica might at last crystalline
into some practical shape. The COM
mittee appointed by the chamber OF
commerce, the other day, paid visit to
the City by the Sea yesterday and care
fully looked over the situation. A little
perseverance will do the thing.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

The dynamite exploits of last Friday
recall the episode OF the assassination OF
the Emperor Alexander H., of Russia,
which happened dozen years ago.
In the case OF the czar the agent used
was illuminate of mercury. This is a
wonderfully effective explosive. In ad-
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

OUR amiable evening contemporary
says that Speaker Crisp, being an
Englishman, is expected to look with
sympathy upon every change in the
tariff that will benefit the manufactur-
ers of British goods. AS Mr.. Crisp came
to the United States babe in arms,
there is no doubt the milk he took from
his mothers breast has so perverted his
mature that there is no room for an
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

THE State immigration society seems
to have fallen through, at least as
respects the southern counties. Our
people have an idea that they can ham
die their own immigration concerns.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

Mr.. E.. j. BALDWIN is engaged on the
Santa Anita in building the most extern
sive system OF reservoirs in Los Angeles
county. The water question will soon
be settled for that section OF the San
Gabriel valley.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09
KEEPING ITS WORD.
The Southern Pacific Proceeding to
Complete the Coast Line.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8.-The Pacific
improvement company will begin work
about January 18th on the tunnels in
the first five miles of the coast division
in the gap south of Marguerite. 1t has
called for bids for the construction OF
the stwo tunnels, one $500 and the
other l 400 feet long. Bids for the re.
naming 125 miles of the road from
Santa Marguerite to Ellwood will be
called for hereafter. This means that
the Southern Pacific company will full
fill its agreement with the people of San
Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara coun-
ties, to build the line as soon as prac-
ticable after the citizens shall have Sc
cured the right of way.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

Mullen, Bluett 6 Co. have an immense stock
OF boys knee pant suits. They are very much
overstocked on certain cheaper lines and have
marked them down very low. Watch our win
dows for bargains.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

set Pushes Silks yelvets and Goods endless startling
figures fabrics
actual cost close the purchases No lady Angeles should miss
this Hoday ncuded
being offered at prices accordingly would respectfully the
Stamping done free with all purchases.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

THE NEW ERA, No. Court street. Fine
wines and liquors. Ed Wenger, proprietor.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

Do got aCant helps If so, Insert an az
on our classified page.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

night bv Prof. Pluttl and pupils at MISS
Marsh's school. South Hill street.
The numbers were all well executed
showing careful study, a skillful and
varied technique. The programme
was:
Piano duet.selected ....,-,...-.....-.
Miss Aver and Mr.. Piuttf.
Piano solo-a. Tarantella .........- Pisczonka
b Grand Valse. 1000. ..... Bendel
Miss Amelia Brown.
Piano solo-Bcrceuse .:....... ...... 80. Grieg
Miss Jessie Coates.
Violin solo--Ronhanee e.................... Case
Miss Fanny BlNby.
Piano duet--Italian Love Novel, (introduc
tion and barcarole. ... II. Hoefmann
Miss Louise Bradbury and Mr.. Plutti.
Piano solo--rhe Happy wanderer ... Jensen
Miss Louise johnson.
Piano solo--Second Maznrka ..... 49,. GODDARD
Miss Lou Winder
Piano solo-d Idylle .........,... 49,. Gurlitt
-b. viii o the Wisp. ........ Kuhe
Miss Louise Bradbury.
Piano solo-lmpromptu in fiat major
Miss Jessie Coates
Piano solo-d Nocturne -. ...... .Lysberg
b Second Mazurka .. Goeard
Miss Gertrude Bigelow.
Violin soo-"Rigoletto,' Fsntasie. Lingelee
Miss Maud Maynard.
Piano solo-d. Gavotte. ..-..,. ...,. Niemann
&. ........-........... ........ G. Lavallee
1t will be seen by the following pro-
gramme that the organ recital of the I'M
manuel Presbyterian church this even
ing contains most inviting variety of
selections, Mr.. Jardine has got the
new organ in fine tone, and it's deep,
majestic melody will be greatly enjoyed.
There has rarely been musical even
ing in this city in which more attrac-
tive and diversified selection OF vocal
and instrumental pieces have been Of
fered, with so gifted galaxy of artists
to execute them.
Organ-Displaying solo effects and power
Mr.. Charles Scott Jardine
Soprano solo-Hear My Prayer. ..............
Mrs Colonel Corbin.
Decentralization March. .............M Mason
Mr. NJ. F. Mason.
Tenor solo-Ave Maria; accompanied by
piano and organ. ....s............,.
Mr. VIM. Foran.
49, "a Marche des Rois Magi. 80. :.
Mr.. Preston Ware Orem, Mus. Bac
Solo-Sancta Maria with orgsn and violip) -.
Mrs. Modini-Wood.
o,r., "a Caprice ........... Guilmant
oAs"" ID lntermezzo ...,...... .Mascagni
Mr. Charles Scott Jardine
Harp accohpaniment on piano by Mr.. Preston
Ware Orem, Mus. Bac.
Organ fantaisie (duet). t).......................
Mr. ia dine. Mr.. Mason.
Contralto solo-Come Unto Me.......,..........
Mrs A .Stocker
Organ--Toccata and Fugue, d nj inor ......
Mr.. II. C. Flether.
Baritone solo-Arm, Arm, ie Brave ..-.......,
Mr.. H. C. Portway.
Tenor solo-Rpginella .........................
Mr.. William Foran,
Organ-Nuptial march. ......... ........ ......
Mr.. Charles Scott Jardine.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

California Vinegar Works,
555 Banning street, opposite soap factory,
near Alameda and First streets, one-half block
from electric light works
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

Everybody is pleased with Wesner's photos
127 West First street
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

Indigestion Dizziness. Take BEEccnM 8
PILLS
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

Truffied Sardines
av H. Jevne's, 1856 and 1873 N. Spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS

UR today principally for Holiday Goods having
fine Umbrellas choice Hosiery Gents Ladies, sachs
stock the Table Linen imported matched
the of
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

A delightful musicale was given last
night by Prof. Piutti and pupils at Miss
MARSHES school, South Hill street.
The numbers were all well executed
showing careful study, skillful and
varied technique. The programme
was:
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

overcoats at Mullen, Bluett & Co.'s.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

lFntered at the postofice at Los Angeles as
second-class matter.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-09

Originator of Low Prices,
POI North Spring St.
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Institute Miss wheel0ck said that as God
il known through hlsworks. 40 man must
create In order 10 attain his true develop.
ment. Froebol's genius consist, In levisiug
The proper material to satisfy the child's
distinctive need for representation at each
stage Of Its existence. This instinct lends
TO drawing, and tho child energies Into
picture making The work Is all along cx.
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OF tho ORIGINAL WHOLESALE COST and will COM
the
SALE on MONDAY, April 20. 1891.

90 as to FORCE the DISPOSITION of tho at an early
date and viii also hore state that entertain BONA
ripE OFFERS for PART tho WHOLE STOCK Do not for
moment be od to believe that this not as good or m
now as are tho goods In other for on tho con-
uay your other stores have goods been on their
sheves Tor many years. wheroas this has boon bought
within tho last two with Wow OF catering to the
worry best trade and Is therefore desirable stock in
mo CITY, For mo benefit OF THIS SALE added tho EN-
TIRE RESERVE STOCK from tho Ware Room which will IN
VOICE bet%oen $4,000 and seo,ooo would Therefore
state at Is TO your interest not delay purchases of
your SPRING and SUMNER GOODS, and 1t will ovon moro
an pay you to buy enough Staple last you for the
ne~t TWO years TO come In making $50 ana
upwards VIII give you extra discount per cont o,s
rom mo present VERY Low QUOTATIONS. II you are
Merchant Wishing to buy largo amount of qoods iii
MAKE you SPECIAL PRICES. W"
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7Absns R eoa'ns until ne aaa d.po.,o IA mol
aud % announced through dc daily aapera '" '"'A0'
LOUIS LEDERER. Assignee.
avs 80 '""' S"eos Wasatoh Block.