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Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26
HAPPENINGS IN NEARBY CITIES,
A Batch of News Notes From
Pasadena.
Pacific Paragraphs From Redondo
Beach.
News Notes and Personal Matters From
the Crown of the valley-Artesia
Happenings-Peop1e Who
Are at the Seaside.

PASADENA, July 25.-Mr. G. B. Ochil-
tree, the genial local agent of the South
ern Pacific company who has SO eff
ciently magaged the affairs of the COM
pany at this place for the past five
years, has been promoted to the position
OF travelling agent for the company with
headquarters at Los Angeles. His home,
however, will still be here. Mr.. Todd
of Riverside will at once assume Mr..
Ochiltree's position.
Mr. A. W. Bergman and E. 7. Howe
have purchased the Examiner circula-
ton in Los Angeles.
There was no meeting of the Council
this morning. Monday being the 1st,
all bills will be audited at that time.
Bradford street, west of Orange Grove
avenue, is being graded and put in first
class condition.
w. s. Holland returned from Catalina
this afternoon. He left his family COM
fortabiy settled for the summer.
+. W. Wood, who has been attending
the meeting of the state board of phar-
macy at San Francisco, will return the
latter part of the week.
Miss Maud Confer goes to Catalina
tomorrow to spend several weeks.
A vagrant was given two days in the
county Jail by Judge Rose this morning.
Harry Roche and Harry Altman will
be among tomorrow's passengers to Cat
alma. They expect to stay some time.
L. D. GARNER was passenger on the
Santa Fe for Redondo today.
The Misses Wagner go to Santa
Monica today for short outing.
Mr.. George Throop is up from his
home in Vernon spending few days.
Mr.. Charles Ehrenfeld, an old Pasa-
denian, who has been residing in Seattle,
WASH, for several years, has returned
and will make this his future home.
A whist tournament will be organized
at the athletic club rooms on Thursday
evening. All players are requested to
be present.
Judge Utley will address the meeting
to be held at South Pasadena school
house, next Tuesday evening, for the
purpose of forming a Peoples party
club. ---,..,..
Miss Mary Cooley has Joined her
father, who is in the San Gabriel cafion,
on fishing trip. fenQ Aas e
The young peoples society of the
First Congregational church give So
cial in the church parlors tomorrow eve-
ming. A cordial invitation is extended
to all. sA Vkvs
The Pasadena lovers of the national
game are all broken up at the outcome
of Sundays game, and the decisions
which have lost the pennant for the
Los Angeles team.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26
THE SUPERIOR COURTS.

Cases Which Were Acted Upon Yester-
day-New suits-Today's Calendar.
The Illinois Trust & Savings Bank vs..
Pacific Railway Co. Suit has been set
for August 22d.
Judge Shaw denied the motion for a
new trial yesterday in the case of Santa
Monica VS.. Eckert & Hoff.
Adecree Of assignment was allowed and
discharge ordered in the insolvency pro-
ceedings of S. Bernstein in department
five yesterday.
Judgment ON disclaimer was ordered
in the suit of Folsom VS.. Jims before
Judge Shaw yesterday.
Judge Shaw allowed the account of
the assignee and ordered distribution
in the insolvency proceedings of M. Her
zog yesterday.
In the divorce proceedings of Burns
We. Burns, plaintiff was allowed to with
draw exhibits including the impassioned
letters written by Burns to his spouse.
Judge Shaw overruled the demurrer
in the case of Brown vs. Sell, yesterday,
The demurrer in the case of Alvarado
VS.. Tanner was overruled by Judge Shaw
Yesterday and thirty days allowed de-
fendant to answer.
A meeting of the creditors in the in
solvency proceedings of Kern, was fixed
for August 22d, by Judge Shaw, yester-
day.
NEW SUITS FILED.
VIM. Squire vs. E. L. Baker-Suit to
quiet title.
Harriet Johnson VS.. city OF Los
Angeles-Suit on claim for gravel.
E. H. Kincaid ct al vs. John G. Mich.
OILS ct al-Suit to quiet title.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26
POMONA.
News, Social and Personal Matters from
the Suburb.

News, Social and Personal Matters from
the Suburb.
POMONA, July 25.-The following Po-
mona people will spend the day in
Los Angeles, leaving on the 9:12 train:
Allen P. Nichols. A. B. Young, L. J.
Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Cohn are in San
Diego. Mrs. Cohn will remain for the
summer. ae
Mr.. Teddie Woody leaves for Chicago
Wednesday to join his parents.
Allie Grant, Teddy Woody and Ed
Parker started Saturday for spin on
their bicycles to San Diego, returning
via Los Angeles today. They have all
arrived here again. A young lady was
heard to say: "Mr. Grant ignominiously
returned on the train"
Miss Hena |. Hall. a popular young
woman of John ArneilPs dry goods
store, is out for three weeks vacation.
Mr.. Burt Morse went rushing through
Pomona at 2:40 gait Sunday in the
bier, bound for Santa Monica.
big party is going up in the cafion
tomorrow, consisting of the following:
lAaAAy llOWAdAO anu uuOlACls anu
Mrs. Padham and daughter, Mrs. Jessie
A. Pasmore, DIR. and Mrs. Thad L. ohm
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders. Mr..
Rowland will handle the ribbons.
DR. Bryan leaves tomorrow to spend a
week or two at the different summer re-
sorts.
Lieutenant Colonel ]. L. Rowland re-
turned from San Francisco yesterday.
Fifteen people registered at the Pacific
hotel yesterday. Today's register
shows A. Caro-, Joe Newbauer, San Fran
cisco; Elias Cohn, Los Angeles; James
Wilson, G.. w. Hilderbrand and G.. III.
Parker, city.
At Sellers hotel: B. R. Berlin, W. H.
Doty. Los Angeles; A. L. Young, San
Francisco; J. M. Abbott, Denver, Colo. F.;
E. Murrey, Los Angeles.
In the last day or two the following
eastern people arrived: John Liver,
Milwaukee; Chas. A. Bangs, Chicago,
NJ. E. Emery, Kansas City; Mrs. Jas.
Good and daughter. Memphis. Tenn.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26

Estate OF NJ. Citation of ad-
ministrator
Estate of 7. U. Davis--Letters.
Estate OF R. Naturalization for sub
rogation.
Estate of H. ]. DEMONSTRATION to
convey realty.
Estate of E. G. Clasius-Return sale
of realty.
DEPARTMENT FIVE.
D'Artois vs. Webb.
Other departments clear.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26

A thrashing machine engine exploded
on Monday in the grain field of Thomas
Gomez, on the Haggin ranch, near
Bakersfield, killing Joseph Sanders and
John Merton and tei ribly injuring
Thomas Butler, Archie Wilkes and
Manuel Silva.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26
Pomona Briefs.

KELLER'S HOTEL. Thomas street, Pomona,
CAL, centrally located. two blocks from depot;
rooms neat and clean and fitted up in good
style; the best family hotel in the city; meals,
Csc. Morris Keller, proprietor
PACIFIC HOTEL formerly Browns Hotel),
a three-story bricx in business center; newly
furnished and thoroughly renovated. J. /.
Stewart, proprietor.
Thomas.
GO AND SIZE COLE. the great bargain man
OF Pomona; clearing kale.
ADVERTISE in THE HERALD.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26

Postmaster Foster OF Lubee, Me- writes
that after the Grip, Hoods Sarsaparilla brought
him out of feeble, nervous co ndition, into
complets strength and health.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26

Hot commercial lunch daily at The Ex.
change, 228 south Sprine street. Mussel Juice.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26
broadway Undertaking Parlors.

Hoods pills have won high praise fc
their prompt and efficient yet easy action.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26

One can bathe with perfect safety and free
from all breakers atthe Crystal plunge, Santa
Monica, south of Arcadia.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26

The greatest pain reliever on earth is Light
ming Fluid.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26

Howry g. Bfesee, funeral directors, Broad
way, near Sixth st Telephone 243 Open nights
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26
Nolice for publication of Time for
Proving Will, Etc.

TN TIE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR
Il the county OF Los Angeles, state of Califor-
Mas No. S,O27--Departrp ent Two
In the matter of the estate Of Maria Machado
de 0livartz deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Tuesday, the 9th
day of August, 1892. at 10 o'c ock am. OF said
day, at the courtroom of this court, Depart
n,s ut Two thereof, II the city o. Los Angeles,
comfy OF Les Angeles, and state OF California,
hearing the application of Tomas Olivarez
praying that a document now on d in this
court. purporting to be the last will and testa-
ment OF the said deceased, be admitted to pro-
bats, that letters testamentary re issued there
On to said Tomas Olivarez, at which time and
ace a. persons interested therin may appear
and contest thr same.
Dattd July %, 1892.
T. H. WARD, County Clerk.
By w. L. WARREN, neputy,
Isidore B. Dockweiler and Frank sabicni,9
t0rneys for petitioner. 7-23 to s-S
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-26
Weak Men and Women

CHOULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS,
- the Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health
and Strength to the Sexual Organs
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-29
- eaAnLEs, 81. Aprl 4, ls9a.


Gouneii met puEsUant 70 adjournment,
Present, Hon. Az III Rsil msyori wtth9
Messrs u q. Mnndag, Wm. Murray and
Kebert King, aldermen. Absent, y. v. Lyons
and Jos Eckart, aidermen.
"a the abseeee d ihe seeretafY Y. z, Mum
dsy was lnade aeting seeret9rg ~ motion
and adoptIQn n che hoard,
The following ordinance was adopted,
BsIr ORDAIaep by the board u Alder
men Of the toRa Of Lake Cksrles, That, bE
Virtue u 4 Contract Tor WaterNQrfs entered
inlo III apd between The Lake Charles 1es,
ldght IND @8tegyqfke GoinFApy, n tae hlst,
pant, ~ date NoyamheI 9TH, 1881 the follow
lpe aain4d streets are Hereby defigpetsd %
tlie snes wherein mains stall By laid, SAD
tAe aWcpaione thereoi respectively, afs
speeiAed to 3e IA follows tQzsEit
Oh Ryan street these RhRA he ZOO feet pr
teIeige ineb malq, e23K feet u zen inel
Hafs SUD g44 iftt ~ eizht lneh main, total
fof Kyan street 6975 feet; so Kirby ttreet
there shsii be laid 400 fest 81 GIT Inch main
apa M feet ~ AE iuce mQip, total toI
klfeg street G4 fsSs on Hodges etfeel
thet ppail Qe 4aa 2si4 tees 81 eight ipeh
nai1. 81 LayreucG tuNet there fhaIl 1e 1910
~ geel u eieat tpcl meta apd ~ feet q
~ ipeh nalp totei Ton Lawrence street,
1873 faHt cn #Gss al3eRt there s1aH ~ leia
M44 feet ~ eight ineb maini on heilroaq
ree here alss "a Aid i5Q ieef " elgni
lned main; on 81 Andrew street tte1e fua
~ 1910 GtQ feat - eirht lucl uaIQ, on Aaek
Aoa atleet tbeFe tEll b l ~ isel q elgh
h uairi ~ Qqnaa4fsa skfet tHafe
hs isld # t Az fgH5 fpAN MaH IA
4 4e4eaiaF atHe thtfs WI he l4l& 1850 Gee
~ erht Ipc astH ~ spsl Hpuaf 2eaaf|
lAele stea - lale tlqM hJen hite6
aq 7elt Fl cf ssa y
ga f1e 81
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Our PubIlc school.


LAKE CHARLES. La. April %, 1892.
To Our Patrons and Friends
Ia behalf Of our public school, I
extend cur sincere thanks TO Mesdames
ID. b. Gorham. "A M Mayo, d. M.
Foster. a. A. Wentz, q. @. Dees and
Miss Julia GoTham for serving out the
refreshments, to Messrs. Murray q
Brooks for The use Of their saueers,
etc: and 10 all others who have ia any
way contributed to toe success Of chr
entertainment.
1t is indeed gratifying to US TO report
that the total receipts were Sl56, and
the net proceeds sI32.75. We have
ordered 4 Webster's unabridged die.
tionary, q set 90 yolumesl Of Cham
ber's encyclopedia, Barnes Popular U
s. history, Mitehelrs wall maps and
McGn6ey's reading charts. Thoae
pupils who took pert il the exercises
decided that the remainder should be
invested 10 blackboard Stating.
Very respectfully,
g. II, BUcHER,
Principal.
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Mr.. Lyman Bryan, late Of Lake
Charles, has taken q position on the
Herald, aud il quite valuable acqui-
sition to the force and 70 our town,
BE has been raised 10 the newspaper
business and Is young mao Of ability
and energg. Trade l5se. ! Herald.
Lyman is q con Of our worthy citizen,
Capt. ,. w. Bryan, who was the pro-
prietor Of the ECHO for a number Of
years, and IL vas here that Lyaan first
started TO learn the printing trade.
He Is i young man of Intelligence and
ability, 9 gentleman Ia every sense Of
the word, and has brilliant future
before him. We congratulate the
Herald upon securing such q valuable
acquisition to their force. and wish our
young friend. Lyman, success in al
bis undertakings,
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Ehe i. .. or. Anniversary.


The /. o. o. II. Lodge No. SO. Of
this city, celebrated the seyeDty-third
anniversary Of the order in America,
on Tuesday Of this week. The lodge
here being young one. no attempt ct
display or great celebration was made;
only an informal meeting in the opera
house with such exercises as we're be-
fitting the occasion we're had. Inyi-
tations TO She public being extended,
quite gathering Of ladies and gentle
men we're in attendance. and every
thing passed off very pleasantly. The
lodge, in full uniform. paraded = line
Of march Of several blocks through the
city. before proceeding to the hall, their
pretty new uniform eliciting many re-
marks Of admiration, while deep in
terest pervaded the hall as TO the OBJ
ieeis aud work Of the order. For
50 short time since its organization,
this lodge has increased very rapidly,
there now being about City members.
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ALExANpRA, April "a, 1899.
To the President aud Members Board
Trade Lake Charles, Ia.
Alexandria Board 81 Trade cordially
invites your body here to celebrate
The driving Of The goldeu spike on
Thursday, 7sth, binding together with
bands Of steel The Gulf Port City and
Central Queen of Louisiana.
T. n. WEIoH, President
10 response TO the above, the follow
ing named members 81 The Lake
Charles Board Of Trade vent to Alex.
audria yesterday s. J. Fenton, I.
kaufman, J. w. Bryan, Judge g. 4.
Fournet, b. B. Gorham, Charles Bun
ker, JnO. h. Poe, E. F. Massey, Geo.
Lock, and a. N. Mayo. oaAers may
have gone whose names We did not
learn.
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q. S. HosToFFIoE, LAKE. CHA7EIlzs, l-A,i I
August let, 1890. I
et bound mail closes 81 II o'clock a. m
est bound mil closes 1t o'clock p. m.
lrsft rnniiB, HAST and West, at p, ~.
enerHi delivery open from s:5B q. M 70
M. kundayH-East bound closes a. 4.
West bound closes 81 B 2. m. NtEnt
m. East and. West, nt p. m. General
livery 5 to . a. m.
lails leave 4 0r Pearl, Dry Greek End sugar
wa. 1T s O'Clock q. m Monday "Wednesday
Nc Friday.
For CalepBieu, Cameron, gohnsan3s Bayou
and Chanier and gEsDle, at z q. M Monday,
Wednesday, sud Friday,
For Bear. BeckwDrth and Loretta On
zlnesdng at a. m.
Tor Grown Point and Gay, on Saturdays
b I O'clock p. m.
For Grand Lake, Tuesday at 2 p. m.
ID. d.. FOSTER, z. M.
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NeIs b. BRADEN,
NOtlee.
LAnn orpInn An New lRLEARs. Ia.

LAND OFFICE At New ORLEARs, La, 4
April 5, 1891
IN linz named settler has Aled notice 81
bis iRtentioa to male iinal proof n support
Of his claim, aud shat said proof Will ha made
before ClapdinB Mayo u, 8. Commissioner 81
Lake Charles, on Monday. May ~, 1899, VITA
JAMES +, WALES,
who made Homestead Entry No, i2a7I, f0E
tha n nv SIC, ~, m. SIS, r. z WI Lont-
aiapa Meridian,
H names the following wstnesses "a prove
bis continuous residence upon and cuitlqar
zion of, sald land, VIZ;
Chn9sas Miles, Al II Barker, Theodore Lyon
and Erapeols, Hebert, als of Caleasleupaelsh
la GHAs. q, FALBRET Register
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GREEN On Wednesday evenings
ApFI 27ih, 1895, at the Baptist church,
n Weatlulie, Rev. 4. j. Upton officiating,
Ma. WAETan g. Coos aud Mias ANEin
D. 6REKE.
The charming bride and handsome groom
looked their best The church was packed
end, aitsrthe ceremony, the crowd adjourned
to the Westiake Hall, where bountiiul re-
past was spread, 70 which the older members
Of the asssmblege devoted their attention
while the younger ones INDUCED In dancing.
About hundred friends Of The youthful
couple attended from Lake Charles, among
them delegation from the X. Of 2 in full
uniform,
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We acknowledge receipt Of very
pretty invitation from the Columbia
River Centennial Celebration Society
10 assist 10 athe celebration of she one
hupdredth anniversary Of the discovery
Of the Columbie River b Capt. Robert
Gray Of the ship Oolumbia from Boston,
Mass, y. 8. All May lIth, l792, To be
held At Astoria, Oregon, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, May 10th,
18th and i2eb, 1892, We regret that
circumstances win not permit eur
being present,
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DIED.

FRAZEE-4At the family residence IN this
city, Friday, April ga, 1922, at. IL
O'Clock q! nj, HELoEsR FRAzEE, aged "a
years and months.
She wss an sffeetionaie and obedient
daughter, a loving sister and true friend.
a father, three sisters, two brothers and .
large tircle 81 friends are left to mourn her
untimely death. To these the Echo extends
It's most heartfelt sympathies.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-29

Mr.. Waiter S. Coos ana Miss Annie
Green were married at Westlake on
Wednesday, the 27th inst. The EcHo
extends tile newly married couple its
congratulations and wishes them long
lie Of happiness aud prosperity
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-29

Hon. 3 w, Grosh, mayor Of Welsh,
was III our city Last week III the
election Of last Tuesdsg be was elected
justice Of the peace for that RaEd, end
We have 70 doubt but what he viii
deal out Justice with q fair aud inn
partial hand.
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We WeFe unable 30 attend the enter
taipment given last Friday nightin the
Williams operR house by the Bgblc
school scholars, but ieaFp that il was =
grand SUCCESS. Tue opera house was
well 6llea by no aadieHee aud the
scholars acquitted themselves III . most
satisfactory manneE
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no Wy Frtends aaa Cuslonlers.

T shall be ID Lake Charles from the
2nd 70 tie 5th of May, There are yet
some Who are yet due be foR groceries
cad bread sold them last year apd 1
have been tod my accounts are worth.
less. There are some good citizens of
tile town owing Epe and 4 hope you will
settle with ne while an there en my
trip. Come up and pag what yon eve
ne All parties Indebted to @. 3.
Groom & Co, Of GoospoFt, are re-
auestad 10 settle their Old AeeoHnts.
/ ean be found AZ Woolmap's y vii
liams' stors. Respectfully,
n Il ER0alf
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We note in the eopncil proceedings
whore that body las declared the lot,
"a ceaapool. gpou whieh the Wetki4s
market Is situated nuisance end i
is ordsined that the meyer remove said
ppiaaues by having the lot filed ap AZ
shs expense n az. y. D. Wstkips
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-29

Il VIII cost Foq nottipg aud viii surely
az you 1000. Il yoa haFg Cough, GQls3 81
any tr6Qrle Nitd knrqat Chest vi 4snl9s
I'M KinRs New BlaepVery l6r G1p-
un8tiop Coughs ara Ceiee g enag
a8teed n give rsliet eF money wy PC pela
baef sufsrers from La lg 9pe fosEud r Just
a. thing and under re- use naa aapeeQg end
5srfs6f reaegaTy. fIF eR4ippie hottie 40 Cur
sneliso ana learn foF yourself hpE GOOD ~
IA inra rs. gfy bQltle free M an W. A.
Enapps Drug Store Lasge size t eeptg
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-29

The showers of last week were q
great benefit, helping 70 replenish
the empty eisterns. giving the garden
truck new hfe, laying the dust, ana
making the atmosphere cool and
pleasant.
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Rrononmeed Hopeless, Ret
MaKea.

Froun leiker written By Mrs. ada E HHrd,
.of irat0n. &. \, W. Quotes pNas tallep With
d bad cold which settled 90 my Lnngs, cough
set ID and finally Terminated 10 Consulppt on.
-Four epetors gave ne Up, saying could i've
hui Q short tilHe. ] gave myeen w 70 ny
Sayieg, datermined that e i could not stay
With nag friends On eaFth, 4 would meet ny
abaept 1nes above. NY husband waR advised
10 nat Dr. KlaRie New Diacoyery for Con-
saInpsion. Coag lsapd Colds. ] gave Il . triel,
took u Ell, eight h9tilee; It bas cured me,
and thank GOD ! aul now q web aud hearty
WqEnap Trial h1ttles frpe AZ Dr. Nv, Az.
&napple drug at0re regular size, 80 cente
and 100
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Miss Della Meal and Miss Alice Parry,
who went to Monroe last week 10
attend tie annual meeting Of the w.
CT. u. and 7. W. @. 4. o., have
returned home and express themselves
a. having had glorious time.
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&he Like Cherries Naleruerkg Ccm-
papy aase eomeetea IA arEsrgemsnts
aps eatsaeis ipF te ueceas
snry msterie fef taeir poglss ~
ah9pi ! wee Neg eoumepoa bqisd+
spe hsiR foaad fag AZ pgmp pna
ssm ps sps ~ y dss
tlase M M 81 ep9 ile isging q
ihe uaip pipes b teeqH. oass
IaaiE p M he Fesk q
NAfid IN w SEQ III
efas me- Cbaro g hess
~ ol s. Fl tas
e5afsa f5m q 'tr oass
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otlee.
Llnp orglon n NEw onLEAsa. d.

LAND OFFICE Az New ORLEANS, La,
March 26th, 1892
NTOTIOE Is hereby given that the follow.
IN ing named settler has Hied notice Of
his intention to make tinal proof ~ support
OF bic claim, and that said proof Will DO made
before ClAudius Mayo, u. 3. Commissioner,
g Lake Charles, La, on Monday, May 9TH
1892, viz,
ROMEO LEBLEU,
who made Homestead Entry No, a7lbl tor the
81 81 NWl(, and M of aW}(, Soc, 10, ZIP.
9a, RI wv, Louisiana Meridian.
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove
his continuous Feaidenee upon, and calttva-
ton Of, said land, via; Dsalre Leblen, Pierre
gornlier, Jules Lablsu, and Martin Qormier,
all OF Calcaeieu parish, In.
CHARLES %, PALFRRY, Register,
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Send 10 cents to Bond s Co., 90
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Guido vs. the Exposition, with elegant
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Tomorrow the scholars Of the
Baptist Sunday school win have their
picnic. aud from the great preparations
they are making we feel certain that
they viii bsye . most delightful time.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-29

Tuesday night, May 3d, the enter
tainmept for the benefit Of the Episeo-
pal church pill take place. Let every
one who possibly can, attend and help
the good cause.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-29

Mr.. w B. White. Of Abbeyille, la,
was . caller at the Echo Office . few
days ago. We regret our absence at
the time as we would have been pleased
to have met the gentleman.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-29

The young man drowned from the
schooner Devoti Brothers at Caicasieu
Pass was found Monday on tie beach,
about three miles west from the mouth
Of the pass.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1892-04-29

Mr.. @. d. Welsh. clerk Of court,
elect. was given reception on satur-
day night last BY his friends. and those
present report having had o good time.