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The herald., 1893-10-10
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LOUISVILLE. Oct. 8 The fail meeting
of the L)u,eville Jockey cub Was in9u'
gurated today at Churchill downs. ihes
track was good. summary:
Four and one-hali furlongs- Ham5tcn
won, Annie buckingham second, Mc-s
Light third; time, 571a
One miIe-Emma .lc won Al3'hso
Allen second. Maryland third; tsne's
1:43H
Blue Grass stakes for two year ots,
six furlongs-B -Buckwa won. fra7ielns
second. Buckrene third time, l:;64.,
six furlongs-V Volantiesa won, Cactus
Blossom second, Chess Rogan thirda
time. :l8
Six furlonge George pscx won, Sem.
per Lex second, Parrot third; time,s
l:191a. c
Four and half fnr'ong7- Conmol nsl
won, Ate!er second, Il ,chsl cAilisters
third time, 0 :5Ss ;4sAeg
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PAGEANT AND pYRorEoHNros.
The Fair Transformed Into Fairyiand
LAat Night.


The Fair Transformed Into Fairyland
Last Night.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-The exposition was
transformed into fairyland tonight.
Bright lights flashed from every nook
and crevice in the buildings. Search
lights cut wide swaths in the sky.
Multi.colored rockets ehot heavenward.
Showers of fire were rained about the
grand basin and on the lake front.
Through it all floats representing Chi
caeo's progress were hauled 1t was A
Grand climax to the chief festal day OF
the fair. The floats we're marvels OF
beauty. First was the Genius of NJ Music.
At her feet clustered a chorus of 5O
whose eongs rung out on the night air.
Chicago was represented by Miss
Elizabeth Flynn, who appeared as the
tyucal Chicago figure. On the same
float were the following representative
characters: Love, Liberty, Music, Art.
Science, Literature.
Chicago as a trading post in 1872 was
represented on the third float by re-
production of the incident OF the Fort
Dearborn massacre.
Sheridan's famous ride, 6Rnres OF
GTanp, Logan, OouE'oSn ohu hiS'",~
Yates. and Chicago Offering her sons to
Lincoln were on the fourth float.
The fifth was Angels OF Peace.
Chicago Prostrate. typical of the ef-
feet of the big fire, was represented by
the sixth float. At the rear OF the car
Chicago was seen rieing from the aches
The seventh float was emblematic oi
| Commerce.
The handsomest float in the process
sion representing Columbus at the cour'
! OF Isabella, brought up the rear.
The genius OF electricity, appropri
ately demonstrated by Electra, was II
the form OF an immenee dragon ilium
mated by over 2O00 incandescent liRhtI
VIII ch were constantly changing II
color.
At the head OF the brilliant pageau
rode the Chicago hussars, followed by
band of 1000 pieces.
The procession wended its wa,
through all the principal avenues OF th'
white city and people occupied ever,
inch Of ground and all the available
space on the buildings.
The fireworks winch followed wer
probably the finest ever sent off N
expense was spared and the magnitude
OF the display was appalling. Rocket
shot from every corner of the white civ
and continual shower of colored tir
ieil on every side OF the set pieces, whic
were brilliant in the extreme. Old For
Dearborn, the Old City Hall and Chi
caeo Triumphant were portrayed i
front OF the peristyls. The larges
piece Of the evening was the Burning
Chicago, which covered an area {
IA coo square feet. 1t was produced !
Jour scenes. The first iliustrated Mn
O'Leary's COW the second the kickin
over OF the lamp, The fire startn
thence; q realistic and correct view
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A TERRIFIC JAM.
SECOND ONLY TO LONDON.

The Population of Chicago Almost Dou-
bled in Single Day.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9.-It is estimated that,
barring London, Chicago is the most
populous city in the world today. With
in the past 4S hours the railroads brought
in half a million strangers. Chicago has
been called on to take care OF some large
crowds in the past, but never before any
thing like the size OF this one. In spite
of ali the extra accommodations provided
for the worlds fair, every public house
is taxed to its utmost capacity, and
thousands are compelled to sleep IN
stairways, restaurants and hotel ofhces.
R ,oms are impossible to secure; cots are
at e premium.
THRoNes AT THE GATES.
The gates to the fair opened at $3.50
this morning, with crowds already
waiting for admission, and from that
time on there was no let up. At every
entrance hundreds to thousands were
lined up. The turnstiles worked as fast
as possible, letting streams OF people In
to the grounds; but they came faster
than they could get in. AS the hours
wore on, the multitude outside seeking
admission increased.
CAUSES OF THE CRUSH.
The immensity OF the crowds was due
to the fact that half million people
came to the city in the past few days for
the purpose of being present on Chicago,
day, in addition to the vast army Of
visitors already here, and the further
fact that every business house In the
city was closed, and many OF the en-
ployes were furnished with tickets OF
mission.
PRBFEcT WEATHER.
Chicago seems to have control OF the
weather this year. A more delightful
day for this crowning celebration could
not have been manufactured to order.
No cloud was in the sky and cool and
bracing breeze from tie north made
outdoor exercise delightful. 1t was EN-
phaticslly a chow day, with something
In the way OF exhibition every hour.
THE DAYS EXERCISES.
The day opened With the ringing o.
the new liberty bell by Simon Pokagon
the Pottawottsmie chief who sold the
site on which Chicago is situated, anc
John Young, son of the Indian who
named Chicago. Following this IL
rapid succession came parade OF the
Chicago hussars; q fanfare OF universe
peace by heralds stationed on the topt
of the buildings around the court o
honor; an overture ofs falla nations BY
united bandsiaca iehorua,a The Sta
Spangled Banner, - by 2000 voices, fol
lowed by other, patriotic airs by band
and voices, including the national air
of foreign nations; the ringing OF th'
Liberty bell at noon by Mayor Harrison
reunion and review OF the states in tn
court of honor, making beautiiu
pageant. at als
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VETERAN FiKEMEN.
The California D~legatton's Reccption
in Chicago.

The California Delegatton's Reccpiion
in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Oct. 9-The Veteran FIRE.
mems association OF California arrived
in the city this evening. They were
met by DR.. Matthews, Secretary Juokins
OF the California exhibit, Vice President
shriner and N. w. Shay of the Chicago
Veteran Firemen's association. Inc
delegation were taken to Cores hotel,
where they will remain for the next ~
days. The California fremen are tne
only veterans outside OF the state OF
Illinois that responded to the invitation
to participate In the veteran fireman.
day, which occurs tomorrow at ths *
nos;tion. The association will lead the
narade of veteran firemen. Alter the
procession the visitors will be the
guests OF reception given them In the
California building.
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A I.nud-Iide.

vEnY MARKED RESULTS --lhs iermD ft'as-
slide u.ua ~ CONVEX n lntei.ixence oi dpsastars
" h. reby many are Killed, but this llmr,pt y
ussd to inoi,a ae the enormous tal-s OF llF>
Mile>, Restorative Neryine, a remedy hat -
daily saving the lives OF lhou,a, d> who are
suffering from nervous dlsoriets Il cures 'pt'-
ache tpinsl diseases nysteda III ifssss OF
spirits, G. 1fu ion nf MUD, etc. nii hu IDS up
th4 tody surprlsiusy. Brown q N 'yblss,'
Cortland, N ~ say on p.l,c-L "a 81 nsyyina
and gained is pounds of flesh. sold by q. II.
Hance, the drugliss III ). syr.ns street, on u
guararitee Get book free i9
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EDuCArioNAL.

rgNHE WOODBURY. BUSINESS COLLEGE HAS
L removed to the upper floor OF the Stowell
block, 226 South Spring street. 1t has now the
largest and finest business college rooms in the
state and the largest attendance of any com
passenger elevator running direct 10 the
school rooms, rendering. stair-climbing unnec-
essary The public is cordially invited TO call
and inspect the college in its new location.
Both day and evening schools in session the
entire summer. Catalogue and College Jour
nal free. G. A. Hough, President; n. 6. Felker,
Vice-President; w Hood, Sec'y. 5-4 ly
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the burning Of the city was depicaeo;;
ana the display closed with picture -
Chicago in ruins.
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wANrNn-sI1UNrIoNs.

VyTANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF STEADY
w habits position as clerk in mercantile
establishment; has had some experience IN
gents furnishing goods, shoes, clothing ana
groceries; has extensive acquaintance ana
speaks the spanish language; will be satlsneu
with moderate salary; best of references al
dress II, rooms 13 and Is, 1909 S. spring
street lo-o "t
VXTANTED-BY EXPERIENCED, PRACrl-
w cal man, engagement as superintenuen'
of irrigation system or irrigated ranch; accus-
toned to handle large plant references. p.o'
Box 1888, Fresno, Cal. lo-9 81
YXT ANTED GARDEN, ORCHARD, MUIR
w sery work terms reasonable; references
given. Address BYRNE, 314 5. Broadway.
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ur1p wANrEp-M ,LE.


x-SNIpT. .0YMENT FOR 30D0 PEOPLE-WE
fywant active representatives in all parts OF
the u s 10 sell an article that is used by every
business permanent and legitimate. Exclusive
territory given. Experience not necessary.
Address Manufacturing Co.." l7S-1sO COM
mercial ST., Lynn, Mass. s-<-sat-tues-tnu-l-'
w ANTED--ALLs NEEDING HELP FREE
w emplovment OF any. Information, address
+. NlTTINiiER'S BUREAU, established 1850.
Office, 3191s s. Spring st; residence, 42l ).
Hone st., corner Fifth, Los Angeles, Cal Iele-
phone ). o-Io u
roETTY. HUMMEL & CO., EMPLOYMENT
agents. 1913 w. First St Telephone 5O9.
Under the Los Angeles National bank Help
of all kinds carefully selected and furnished
situations OF all kinds furnished. T-o u
/lITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL FREE La
I J Dor Bureau 40 New High st. Telephone
1888; for cooks. walters, household help, me
chanics and laborers. w. A. WHITE, Manager.
9-22 I'm
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TNOR SALE-FIRST-CLASs HOTEL, FURNL-
II ture and grounds, among the most desra
bic in Southern alifornia; hotel men, call
and investigate. HILL a. CO., 123 West Sec
ond at S-24 sun-tues Il thurs-tf
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NJ EDIUNIs-


(SIAIRyOYANT AND LIFE-READING Me-
I dun; consultations on business, remQV
ais, marriage disease, lawsuits, love antaefal
locations. etc, 452 ). Main ST. MRS. PAHN Elk,
S-3J Il
MRS. d. A. kIMBALL, BualNE-,s, LIST
lW and trance medium, southwest rofnpf'
TWENTY y-third street and tirsnd nva ls::li...laS
uYGfs- ssh FIst-sarn> 4. a,.,.s
AETROPOLITAN STEAM DYE WORKS, 24I
lN Franklin st. fine dyeing and cleaning.
1-13 II
DARISIAN DYE WORKS, 275 SOUill MAIN
i street. best dyeing in the city l-La U
PATENTS. CoPVRTGHrs. ETs'. -
JTxZARD Il TOWNSEND, KOCI D DOWNEf
4 lSl 4bloek. Tel. 3i7. Los ANGELES ll-.s3 IL
.R-r.S sssA E-
--->>,s---s
"A A BSTRACT AND ~ a. i.>.scAs<A-, Sa.fsSsSs{I
IA pany OF Los Angeles; northwest corperor
Franklin and New High sts ml7ut
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n10--GOOD OPENING PARTNER ANT
20 70 ed to attend cash counter and assist
in dining room in small but well l-paylng res
taurant; owner is good cook and wants steady
man interested. instead OF hired help Apply
at 22l w. First ST. lo-lO ot
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HELP wANrED-FEMALE.

WANTED "A FINE-APPEARING, EDI-
w Gated, industrious woman, between 70
and learn to cure cancers, at small, increasing
wages and board. DIR. CHAMLEY, 2ll W.
First st. II
NY ANTED-LADY TO PLAY PIANO TO GO
w to the country; salary satisfactory. Call
Tuesday or Wednesday between the hours Oh
lOand IL. 316l5S. Spring St., room 21.
1910 1t
VYTANTED-GOOD HELP FOR HOTELS AND
w families at the Woman's Exchange and
Employment Office, As S. Raymond avenue,
opposite postofice, Pasadena. 9-lS u
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NOR sALE-S65o - CIGAR, CANDY AND
II stationery store; average 81? per day
CHEAP rent; living rooms furnished; party
going east; investigate this bargain. J. WALSH
J. CO., 30S12 S. Spring st. 1910 u
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NOR SALE-$3O0- HALF NTE ST
Il wholesale and retail fruit store; average
$50 per day; will learn you the business as he
prefers partner to hired help. j. WALSH Y
ro 90si ( s rpring St 1910 If
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rTIHE Los ANGELES DIRECTORY OFFICE
| keeps complete list of all business Tor
sale or exchange Parties desiring TO either
buy or sell will consult their best interests by
applying at office, lO3 South Broadway. s9
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EOR SALE CHEAP-ONE-HALF INTEREST
Il in a good paying dairy; the other half can
be rented. Address P. o. box 769, Los Ange-
les 5-l5 I'm
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MONEY go LOAN.

X GOD PAYING DAIRY BUSINESS, CLOsI
VI to city, clearing 800 month. STREETEI
q SHARPLESS, 40 S. Broadway. OIL II
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Nk oNEY TO LOAN on DIAMONDS, JEWEL
IW ry watches, pianos, sealskins, live stock,
carriages bicycles and all kinds OF personal
and collateral security LEE BROS,
g-tS1y 10I S. Spring st.
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DACIFIC LOAN COMPANY
HNCnP p0R ATED1

INCORPORATED.
Loans money in any amounts on all
kinds of collateral security, dia-
monds, jewelry, sealskins, merchan-
disc, etc. Also on pianos, iron and
steel safes, and professional libra
ries, without removal; and on fur
niture in lodging boarding houses
and hotels, without removal. Par
tial payments received. Money
quick business confidential Pm
Vate Office for ladies'
w. L. DEGROOT, Manager.
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C,tI tsDrOItIs
MISS G., SrAFFER, CHlRoPODIsT AND
vi masseuse, 2i1 W. First ST., opp. Nadeau.
IL "a ii
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NOR sALE-THE MERMAID SALOON AT
h Santa Monica; doing a good business;
stock and. bar-flkturek for saley will rent the
building at reasonable rate Address or apply
In person to NJ. W. STEELE, Santa Monica
lO-7 At
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Ps RsO>AL.

DERsoNAI4- RALPH BROS. GOLD BAR
/ flour, $1.00; city -four Soc, granulated
rolled oats, 25c; sardnes. 5 boxes, Z5c; table
fruit, cans soc; Midland coffee, 25c Id; east,
ern oil, soc; gasoline, soc; 2-lb can corned
beef 15c rd, 10 lbs, 95c; lbs 5Oc COL
South Spring street, corner sixth.
MARRIED LADIES SAFEGUARDS; PAT
lW ented: no medicine; no equal; money re-
funded if not satisfactory. Send D cents 10
LADIES' NOVELTY CO., Kansas City MO.
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DARIsIAN DYE WORKS, 275 SOUTH MAI
L street; best dyeing in the city. L I. u
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| SCHOoL FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN,
| > now in session. Bryson block (top fioor),
| second and Spring SITS. Rooms light and cheer
! ful; ventilation perfect, Thorough instruct
| ion in all the common English branches.
/ Special attention to arithmetic, higher mathe-
| MATES and classics. A. b. BROWN, A.. NJ,
! II nlnl 2G PoIOmAc block. O-3 In
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T OS ANGELES BUSINESS COLLEGE
L. AND ENGLISH TRAINING SCHOOL.
Il. 1 Ia AInir CT rl.A
DARKER SCHOOL oF- -ELocUTION MD

/ Dramatic Expression. 455 S. Broadway.
leges at Lexington, Mo- director. Instruction
OF private pupils will begin Monday, october
10th; class pupils, Friday. october 10th. Call
or write for announcement circular. 1O-S lat
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'I0n-FRClT STAND, FlNal-tLAoS, uOOD
N4UU connection; This is q great bargain.
HENRY J. STANLEY, ~ 5. Broadway, next
Citv Hall JO-l0 II
The herald., 1893-11-13
Ordinance No. 1891.
fliEW AERIRSN

A n ORDINANCE DECLARING THE 1NTEN-
n tion OF the council OF the city of Los Ange-
les to change and establish the grade OF
BURLINGTON AVENUE,
From ocean View avenue to Arnold street aud
liking the limits of the district to be assessed to
pay the cost, damages and expenses thereol
The mayor and council OF the city OF Los
Angeles do ordain rs follows
SECTION |. That it is the intention OF the
Council OF the City OF Los Angeles to change
and establish the grade of
BURLINGTON AVENUE,
From Ocean View avenue to Arnold street as
follows; At the intersection of Ocean View
avenue the grade shall be l430O OH the south
west corner and at point in the east side op-
posite to the northwest corner of Ocean View
avenue and Burlington avenue 145.00, at a
point 267 feet south from the southwest cor
ner OF Ocean View avenue 12S.O0 on both
sides of Burlington avenue; at g intersection
OF Arnold street 123O0 on the northwest
corner and at point i'll east side opposite 10
said corner
And at all points between said designated
points the grade shall be established so as to
conform to II straight line drawn between said
designated points.
Elevations are in feet and above city datum
plane.
SEC p The boundaries OF the district to be
affected by said change of grade and to he
assessed to pay the damages that may be
awarded by reason of such change of grade are
hereby designated and established as follows:
Beginning at the northwest corner of lot 70,
block b, Colina Park thence to the northeast
corner of said lot 26, thence to the southeast
of said Colina Park, thence to the southwest
corner OF said lot 26. thence to the southeast
corner of lot 10, block +, of the sunset Tract,
thence to the southwest corner of said lot 10,
thence to the northwest corner OF lot of said
block f, thence to the southwest corner of lot
l3 of Hays addition to the Sunset Tact,
thence to the northwest corner of lot IL of said
Hays addition, thence to the southwest corner
of lot II of said Hays addition, thence to the
northwest corner of lot 10 of said Hays ad-
dition, thence to the northeast corner Of said
lot 10, thence easterly across Burlington ave
nue. TO the point of beginning; excepting from
the above described district of assessment all
land included therein which is now part or
parcel of a public street or alley.
SEC 3. The city clerk shall certify to the pass
ageof this ordinance and shall cause the
same to be published for ten days in the Los
Angeles HERALD and thereupon and thereafter
il shall take effect and be in force.
hereby certify that the foregoing ordinance
was adopted by the council OF the city. OF Los
Angeles, at its meeting of Oct. 3Oth, 1893
Z. A. LUCKENBACH.
City clerk.
Approved this I'd day OF November, 1898.
7. Z. ROWAN,
1i-5 Lot Mayer.
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THE CAPITAL, CASE.
Brief of the Respondent Filed in sacra
mento.

Brief of the Respondent Filed in sacra-
mento.
Sacramento Bee: L. T. Hatfield Of
counsel for appellant in the case of
Horatio P. Livermore against f. G..
Waite. secretary of State, the capital
removal case, filed the respondents
brief today. 1t consists of "a pages, in
which Is included an appendix showing
briefly the mode of proposing and sub :
mitting amendments to the constitu-
tions of each of the states OF the United
States.
1t is contended that the people have
right to change the capital whenever
they may go desire. but it is contended
also that it must be done in legal way.
The brief says that the amendment
alleged to have been adopted at the last
session of the legislature is not a legal
amendment. The language of the pre-
amble is relative to changing the seat
of government from the city OF Sacra-
mento to the city of San Jose."
There is no provision of the constitu-
tion or of any law OF this state, or any
rule OF the legislature that provides for
title or pream BILE to resolutions of any
kind, nor is there any provirion by
which any statement of preliminary
character not embraced In the text Of
any bill or resolution can by any means
be treated as part of it and have any
binding effect. "But in the case at bar,
unless we treat the preamble or title as
part OF the propoeed amendment, it is
simply impossible to determine what it
is all about"
In the body of the amendment occurs !:
"The city OF San Jose is hereby declared
to be the seat of government OF this
state" and provided that the state
shall receive donation for site OF not
less than 10 acres and 81 600, 900 before
such removal shall be had"
"What removal?" asks the brief.
Certainly 1t means a possible removal
from San Jose." 1t is also contended
that the amendment declares that the
seat of government is at San Jose and
shall remain there.
The herald., 1893-11-13
Beauty IN Two stirrups.

One of the most charming girls in the
West Chester Normal school, Miss Ella
Darlington, who has yet to celebrate her
twentieth birthday, amazed the staid
matrons Of this town, but delighted their
manly relatives today, by donning a bi-
furcated skirt aud galloping along the
main streets astride horse. Miss Dar-
lington is leader in gymnastic sports.
She sat her horse today in fine fashion,
using mans saddle.
"Shocking!' exclaimed many spin
ster as the rosy checked damsel dashed
by. All the men rushed out to see the
plucky maiden, and many were the
praises uttered. Philadelphia Record.
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Notice of Public Work.

i on Monday, the 23d day of Oct, A. D. 1893,
ihe council OF the city OF Los Angeles did, st
serss
have the following work done, to-wit:
NORWOOD STREET
into Twenty-third street, and that certain
l'snd should be taken for such public use, and
That it is the intention of the said council to
cave said Improvement made and said land
taken therefor, which land is described Is fol-
lows; Beginning at the southeast corner OF lot
81 OF the Ellis tract, as recorded in book 10,
page 81, OF miscellaneous records OF Los Ange-
les county, California; thence from said point
OF beginning along the easterly line Of said
lot l4O.4 feet to the northeast corner thereof;
thence along the, northerly line of said lot
TO feet to the northwest corner thereof; thence
along the westerly line of said lot laos feet
10 the southwest corner thereof; thence along
the SOutherly line of said lot 80 feet to the
point of beginning.
SEC 2. That the exterior bounda ries OF the
dlstrict which is hereby declared to be bene-
fitted by said improvement and to be assessed
to pay the cost, damages and expenses thereof
are as follows: beginning at the northeast
corner of lot OF the Hogan tract in the city
OF Los Angeles thence along the easterly line
OF said lot to point in the northerly line of
lot 15, Hogan tract; thence along said north
erly line to the northwest corner OF said lot 10;
thence southerly 10 the southwest corner OF lot
20, DAILY tract; thence westerly TO the north
west corner of lot 81, Pierce tract; thence
southerly to the southwest corner of said lot;
Pierce tract; thence southerly TO the south
west corner of said lot 10; thence easterly to
the northwest corner of lot So of the Ellis
tract; thence to the southwest corner of said
lot o.; thence easterly along Twenty-third
street TO the southeast corner Of lot 80 of the
Ellis tract; thence northerly to the northeast
corner of said lot so; thence easterly along
the southerly line of lot 8 of the Pierce tract
to a point 100 feet easterly of the southwest
corner of said lot 8; thence northerly on q
line parallel to and 100 feet easterly OF the
easterly line OF Norw wood street to point on the
northerly line of lot of the Pierce tract:
thence to the southeast corner OF lot 10, Park
Grove tract; thence northery to the northeast
corner of lot Ia of said Park Grove tract;
thence westerly 10 the southeast corner OF lot
}, Park Grove tract; thence northerly to the
northeast corner OF said lot l thence westerly
along southerly line of Washington
street to the place OF beginning,
excepting therefrom the property in section |
hereof described as the land to he taken for
the extension of said street, aud excepting also
any iand therein included, which is now part
or parcel OF n public street or allev.
Reference is hereby made to the said Ordl-
nance OF Intention for further particulars.
d. A. WATSON, Street Superintendent
By +. c. HANNoN, Deputy. III lot