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FOR RENT
1217 n st, fur, Ar, mi $500
12l c Sc, fur, Tor, mi. 100
1923 ii, lar, mi. :. SO. 80
$40 10th, office rooms 80
1109 Nh ave, fur, 9r. 1855
3043 Z, 16r, mi. .....T5
1152 nth, Tor, mi. rs
1926 18th, 12r, mi IS. 81
23OI-9 Pa av,1lr, mi. IS go
2034 /, fur, sr, mi. go. so
1915 4th ne, 13r, mi. SIS. 65
1925 y, 12r, mi. $3.50
2325 Pa ave, Tor, mi. so. 80
1114 1lth, Tor, mi. Al. So
23ll Pa ave. 9r. mi. IS. 80
2323 Pa ave, Tor, mi. As. so
23i5 Pa ave, 9r. mi. AZ. so
2123 h, sr, Gel, mi 81 so
1921 q, Tor. .35. so
$50 10th, Sr, mi. 80. so
34l6 p st, Tor, Gel 80. so
635-I 9Th ne. Sr, mi. 80
2447 NJ, 4r & sto, eel. 80
1873 32d. Or, mi. .27. so
$40 G ne, Or, mi. .27.5O
5O4 18th Sc, Or, mi. 27.5O
220S II. Sr, mi. ...2T.5o
1904 9Th, Or, mi. .27.5O
1214 18th, ar, mi. .25.5
1912 Potomac, 2r.25.5O
1857 sd, Gel, W e. z rs. so
17o5 Pa AVID floor .25. so
AIS 18th, ar, mi. rs. so
1915 Columbia, 7r. .25. SO
2313 II, Or, Gel, mi Is. 80
lois 10th, ar, mi. ....25
2631 | st, ar & st. .25
206-S 9th ne, Or, mi - so
lilo 18th. Sr, Gel. %. so
421 9th sw, Or, w&g %. so
121S 2lst, Or, wa. .22.5O
204 9th ne, Or, mi. -. sc
2604H L, Or, mi. 20. 80
lbs W, Or, mi. .20.5C
Sl3 2ist, Or, W & z. 70. iC
224 q, ar, W & &. 20. &c
1910 I'D, 5r fiat, gas
and heat. 20. 30
LOFTY 18th. 5r. 20
2lf9l. Pa ave, Ar. g&w 20
1906 18th, carpter saop2O
240S y, Or, W & z. rs. SO
$40 23d, Or, wa. .Is.5C
414-16 Elm, Or, mi is. SC
1896 I'D, 5r, w&g .lS.5C
80 q, Or, W e. &. is. &C
244o h, Or, wa. ......lS
For full list apply to '
H. 1901
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623 F ST. , rms. Sd
uNt y
Gnnton bldg, rms 81.
bis llth 81. rms 4
and 5-............0
Gunton bldg. rms Z.
.. &c. % and
- .-...........l2.5O
Gunton bldg. run iOl250
Central bldg, rm I4..l2
Central bldg. rim IS. ~
Central bldg. rm 20. 10
30 llth 81. rm 6...i0
1889 Il st Nv. rm 4. 10
623 + 81 NV. rm 3. 10
Gunton bldg. rm 90. q
Gunton bldg. 2 base
ment rms. .........S
Gunton bldg, rrn as
4oS La ave. back I'm,
Sd floor. -..........S
Gunton bldg. vault rms
Stable rear $50 21st st 9
Stable r'r 1lO9 X st
NV .--.-.-.....5 D. 20
Stable r'r 2Ols 18th
81. nw.-...........t
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WANTED-HOUSES.

wANTED-WIIL GIVE 5000 CASH FOR HOUSE,
within six blocks Of S-Ott Circle: give accurate
description. number and street; no agents PJx
&C. Star office. n22-3ts
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FOR RENT-UNFCRNIS
Hotel centrally To-
Gated, SCR. ....... S62.
102S VT ave NV. 1Sr. 3O(
l723 r I av NV. I1r. 25e
1923 X st NV, 15r. POS. 3:
1416 Goth st, pr. .20(
1011 Conn av NV, 14rlJ
pa n J ave Sc, Ter. . Isl
1881 G st NV, Ter. $50
1874 10th st NV, Tor. 15O
Road St, Georgetown,
l6r. ... ..........125
oil y Cap ST. 20r. lbs
1432 Binney st, Col
Heights, 12r. ......12s
62l 13th st NV. l2r. .l2s
122S VI st NV. 15r. 10
2001 I st NV. 15r. 10.
1913 Pa av NV. ST., fat. 1O
1895 Mass av NV. 12r. lOC
1888 G st NV, Ior. LOO
3+OS u st NV, lar. 100
1896 y st NV, 12r. 100
1884 2sth st NV. 12r.1OC
1871 II st NV. 13r. 100
$40 sth st NV, st &
DIV, Tor. .S.35
1914 F st NV, I'd, Sd
and 4th floors. SO. "a
61S E st NV, 15r. 1898
S2i 6 ST NV, i2r. sc
1925 5 st NV. 13r. -. SO
6l6 F st NV. OR. rs
1912 18th st NV, l2r. ia
1850 Wyoming av.l5r.75
1913 y st NV. 12r....15
1922 18th st NV, I1r. rs
100 10th st NV. Tor. q. 10
b02 Z st NV, 11r.....15
400 Chaplin, 12r. rs
2o20 Hillyer ave NV.
1T 800. I'D
SOC 18th st nwCiatl .3r. 20
203 Hillyer pl, Tor. 10
1920 Sunderland pl,
1T. -. .........1t
1921 Goth st NV. Tor. .6J
1913 o ST NV, Tor. .e5
1929 G st, Or. .65
405 18th st NV. Pr. IS
POO G st NV, 12r. .65
634 East Cap ST. 11r. .65
1906 7 st NV, Tor. .G5
SOC II ST NV, Tor. go
1911 2lst st NV, Or. 60
507 Maple ave NV. 12r.6-l
2024 r st NV, Or. 90
FCRN
In NV, COR. $500
h st mr. 18th NV. 16r. 375
l. st mr. 18th NV, 2sr. $50
Mass av&Scott cir.1ir35C
Il / av mr. CT av,IIr333. 80
/ st mr. 18th nw,l5r333.3a
Vt av & l. st NV. lSr300
Mass av mr. 18th st
NV, 1Sr. 300
Conn av mr. y st, 15r. SOC
X st nr 18th NV. 1Sr. 300
Conn ave mr. X, lSr. 80
18th mr. Scott Cir, 1Sr. go
Mass ave nr Scott
Circle. 13r. .22J
NJ st mr. 14th NV,
13r. ... ...3uS. 80
r / av mr. 18th st NV,
LIT. 1900 .-.-.-. -pt
1I65 Il st, 11r. .ls5
NE cor y II av and
Corceran st, l3r. .l66. 81
2lst and o SITS NV, lorl5O
211 y Cap st, 20r. :. .l50
of
1924 f ST NV, basemt$1 )
Sc cor 18th and F
SITS NV. 4r, entire
third floor. 60
Pa av and 18th NV. pr. 65
Bis 18th NV. Pr LIST n. As
Sc cor 18th and +
SITS NV, Pr. I'd floor. . 40
ia 9Th vt nv, LIST aud
I'd floors. 40
1920 Pa ave, I'd floor. 40
Sw cor 11th and E, 3r.3O
ST(
733 eth st nw......sloo
1901 y Y ave. As
his 14th ST NV. 40
III III st. 81
1105 14th 81 NV. 81
STA
Bet 18th and 18th, X
and l. SITS. .$45
4, ST 1875. 81
4,sq66. Mass av & 2Ist. Is
e, $ q66. .25
The above houses car
from oud Office only. TIL
NIL
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

FOR RENT-MY FARM OF 80 ACRES CNOSTI. Y
10 grass. situated the Leesburg pike about
H.. miles from Alexandria, Va. and near Fairfax
theological Seminary: healthy location; brick
house or rooms: plenty of fruit Of all kinds
acres in grapes For full particulars address
ESSEN. Star office. n3o3t.
FoK SALE-N1LLAGE AND COUNTRY HOMES
country seats. farms OF all sizes, and timber
iaIhls, az retilCed prices and on easy terms
n6-lm COOKE ID. LUCKETT. Rockville. Md.
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FOR EXCHANGE

FOR ENCHANGE-ORANGE GROVE AND RAISIN
vineyard in healthiest, most beautiful. prosper
Gus ana productive location in southern CaIifor-
MIA for improved property in Washington Al
dress CALIFORNIA, Star Office n20-a,.
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FOR REM

:. 90. STORES OFFICES. &c.
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St, &C Ia ave, 3r sies
st & d laos Pa ave
NV. 7r. ITO
Store and dwg 1900
~ ST sw. 7r...35
Store and dwg 1901
l. st NV. 4r...25
Store and l rm AS
g 81 NV. I'd floor. 30
Store and dwg, cor
Harrison ave and
Naylor road. Ana
costa. 6r........21
Store and dwg. al
l. ST Sc. 4r......ls
Storeroom and stable
700 X ST ne....l,
Gnntou bldg. rms 81,
.. %. &c. - and
= --.-----...-.G3.JC
I'd and Sd floor 6Sl
La ave- go
Gunton bldg, rms Is,
Ia and ] basement
room ...-.......3 81. 20
Gunton bldg. rms 81
and -. ........ 20
z basement rms. G23
4 ST Ew. "a
GuntoB bldg. rms -
and "a. %
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BOARDING

BOARDING
TWO YOUNG MEN CAN HAVE ONE ROOM OR
one with adjoining hall room. with best table,
IN private family; in northwest; references.
Address III. l.. s., Star office n21-3t.
GRAND LOCATION. WITH EXCEPTIONAL. AC-
eomnoda lions; rooms elegant: handsomely FUR
nished. and table board excellent; references re-
quired. So ST. ne. Capitol Hill. n2O6t'
THE HOUSES 20 AND - GRANT PLACE. FOR
DIerly occupied by Mrs. Kant. having been reno
boarders. nII-fm.
THE INGLES1DE-A LARGE AND SPACIOUS
boarding honse-has opened it's doors opposite the
Arlington Special rates rooms suite. nl6-6ts
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WINTER RESORTS.

WINTER RESORTS.
HUf SPRINGS, BATH COUNTY, VA.
Baths will be given in
THE VIRGINIA.
during the winter.
masseur will be in attendance.
Send for illustrated circular To
nlf-lm j. +. CIIAMPLAIN. Manager.
AIKEN. SOUTH CAROLINA.
WINTER RESORT for HEALTH and PLEASURE
Driest Climate in the United States, except
points OF great altitude in the
Rocky Mountains.
HIGHLAND PARK HOTEL.
FfRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESPECT
OPEN FOR SEASON Of lSg3-'94 Nov To-
For circular and terms address
n11-lm Is. i. CHATFIELD, Proprietor
HOT STRINGS. BATH COUNTY, yIRGINIA.-THE
virginia, heated by steam, elevator and all
modern conveniences. with ten cottages
win replaccs. will he kept open the entire year;
pain In hotel special rites from September to
Apru. J. i. CHAMPLIS. Manager. au29- 3m'
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Inc above Is only a portion Of the property on
my DOCKS For full list call at Office for bulletin
issued on the LIST and 18th
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YORK AVE. COR. 10TH
tx: II rooms: modern i'm
Also 3lo2 NJ ST., George
G 81. NV. n2O,3ts
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S. w; 3-sToRY Ray
baths; mod imp: wood
n2l-2ts
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Corner 18th and G NV, I'd story front rms Is ~
JOHN b. WIGHT
n2o-d Ames Building. l41O and l4l2 q 81
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FOR RENT-ONI.Y $3.50 A MONTH-SEYER.AI,
Broom houses Turner st. ne near the Bla-
deusburg road Potomac water. THOS. T. wAG-
CANAAN, 9l7 + ST. NV. uIs-lm.
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fph kENT-lS22 10TH ST NV, Two-SToRY
,nasAt al Mod inlT's.; stalle in rear so a
month. r. BENJAMIN, 6I2 + st. NV. nj 81
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FOR RENT-1223 y. Y. AVE; : ROOMS AND
bath: bay-windowed brick stories and base
ment; good order. Apply 10 CHAS. Z. DUNCAN
son, 9th and ID SITS. NV. neo-at
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
Hotels.

E,LoRRNCE HoTEL-REFITTEn ,- E furnished throughout StrictIv AND kE in every respect. ROBERT wILi.iINSS NSSfSStels,
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
1T'S DE GUV'NOR."
Experience of the Massachusetts Execu-
 tive at the Boston Fire.

Experience of the Massachusetts Execu-
 tive at the Boston Fire.
 All the personal habits of William Eustis Russell, the young governor of Massachusetts, are characterized by their simplicity and freedom from con ventionality. He apparently takes the same pleasure in grasping the hand of the lowliest hod-carrier as in talking state finance with the president of the biggest bank in Boston. As governor he goes to the balls of various social or ganizations, looks on for q half hour, chats with the floor director and the chairman of the committee on arrange ments and then goes away to do the same thing at another. He received in one year during his present term of of fee over four thousand invitations to balls, banquets, charity fair openings, meetings and various other events. He accepted all that it was humanly possi- ble to attend, and for weeks at time he did not reach his bed until long after midnight.
 In company with Adjutant General Dalton the governor was early at the recent great fire in Boston. He got in side the lines without much difficulty, the policemen on guard graciously per mitting him to pass when told who he was His dress was not at all reassur- ing to the officers, for he wore soft slouch hat and a light-colored spring overcoat, which was too small for him. The want of elegant apparel may ac- count for the rough reception which followed.
 He had just found d dry spot on the sidewalk to watch the progress of the fire when policeman, who saw him from the opposite side of the. street, rushed across, and, without word of explanation. seized the governor by the arm.
 Here. herer' he said, "outside the lines! outside the lines! You haven't any badgcs.'
 There was moment of suspense in | the ranks of the governors friends, and while the youngest was trying to reach the policeman and inform him whom he was pushing the governor turned and | looked at the officer and little news boy called out: Its de guv'nor" The officer released his hold and walked off looking very foolish.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
in Official StyIe.

A government clerk entered the pri- vate office of the head of his department to ask for a fortnight's holiday. The official received him with his usual af- liability and told him to hand in his re- quest in writing.
 "Oh! did not think that was neces- sary if I applied to you in person." said the clerk.
 "Oh, yes; in fact it is indispensable. "
 Then 1 will go back to the office."
 No need to do that; see, here are pens, ink and paper; sit down and write"
 The clerk obeyed. The petition was written out, signed and folded. f.
 "Now," said the functionary, 'you have only to present it."
 "To whom?'
 'To me, forsooth!" And, taking the petition, he wiped his glasses, carefully adjusted them, read the document from beginning to end, placed it on file along with a number of similar applications and then remarked, with the utmost gravity: ''I have read your petition and regret exceedingly that am compelled to inform you that I cannot aecede tc your request"
 Imagine the feelings of the poor clerk!-Le Figaro.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
Paper Wheels.

A Pullman car is much easier to ride in than one of the ordinary cars. You attribute this to the superior springs, perhaps. The springs, of course, make a difference, and the springs on Pull man cost probably ten times as much as the springs of an ordinary car. But in reality the springs are a small matter. It is the wheels that make the great difference in comfort and safety, and Pullman wheels are expensive articles. Every wheel on every Pullman car is made of paper. You do not see the paper, because it is covered with iron and steel. The body of the wheel is a block of paper about four inches thick
 Around this is rim of steel from two to three inches thick. It is this steel rim, of course, which comes in contact with the rails. The sides are covered with circular iron plates, bolted on.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
AN AMERICAN PRODUCT.

The Columbian exposition has de- veloped many of resources and pro- duets of this country not contemplated by the orginators of the chow, one of which is the tendency of the people of the United States to an observance of forms not compatible with Jeffersonian simplicity.
 We got along with the Duke of yeragua quite nicely and need not re- proach ourselves with having made asses of ourselves on his account. He was received with national cordiality though irresponsible New York and Chicago parvenus found opportunity to exhibit low degree of lickspittleism in the presence of the duke who we trust nisteok it for impulsive private cor diality.
 The main trouble came with Eulalie or rather it preceded her. How was she to be received? It was reported that the Inianta would not occupy quarters however elegant at hotel which had sheltered the duke who was a subject while she was an aunt. This awakened the sycophants and the United States entered upon a study of court forms. Another question arose, Would MT. Cleveland visit her or would she visit Mir. Cleveland first?
 It transpires that when Eulale came she was much more sensible person than had been expected, much more so in fact than those whom the question had annoyed. It really made no differ ence to her who made the first call and when she learned she was expected to do so, she did so with aforesaid Jeffer. sonian simplicity, and the United States furnished the pomp and show.
 She has now gone back to New York will stop at the Savoy, thus indicating that the report that no one hotel was big enough for her and Spanish sub- ject, originated with foolish Americans who meant that if they were she, they would insist upon the deference due royalty. If those ladies and gentlemen at New York and Chicago, whose par, ents or at farthest, whose grand par ehts got rich in the pig sticking or con- tract way will throw their books of eli quette aside and treat Eulalie as a highly sensible and deserving lady, all will be we'll and the most obnoxiou, product of the United States will be kept covered.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26

the worlds fair. It is to be regretted that the fruit exhibit could not be com pleted since that would have represent ed so large feature of the territorv's prosperity and would have especially benefited the Salt River valley.
 There is no doubt that we enjoy ad- yantages for the cultivation of fruits, superior to those of any other section of the country and the world ought to be made aware of as it certainly will be within the next five years.
 It is something to know, though that we have the best mineral exhibit and that it is attracting great attention to the territory, and can not fail to bring us maay advantages. It may perhaps be true that in some ways the $3O,OOC appropriated for our exhibit could have been more iudiciously expended. However, it must be taken into con sideration that this was the first ex- position in which Arizona has been re- presented, and there was necessarily a lack of experince.
 Wait until the next time when we'll better understand how to make show
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26

"HEN IN BENSON STOP AT THE
 w House for first t-class sceoraods,hioII EAsE Chinese employed. MRS, L %ns No
 PrOpriers,
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26

A CONTEMPORARY calls attention to 6 conAagration, by the lurid head line Fierce Fiery Flames" This is a beautiful alliteration but a pleonasm hardly justified by the widest poetic license since the damage caused was only $75, ,O00, partially insured. Had the flames been watery instead of fiery the incident would have been much more wonderful.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
Notary Public.

WT w. HlBBARD, N. D. Late of Denver, w. Colorado, Graduate of Harvard Medical College. Ofices-Monihon Building, First Ave nue and Washington St. Diseases of lungs and nervous system speciality. Microscopical and chemical examinations.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
SILVER MARKET.

SAN FRANCIsco, May 25.-Silver bars, 82269S256c.; Mexican dollars, 66l4@ 66s4c. NEW YORK, May 25.-Copper, quiet. Lake, $l0.S5.
 Lead, firm. Domestic, 8 80.
 Tin weak. Straits. $20. .35 d20.4
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
THE SOUTH SIDE.

A. s. Mills has charge of the Advertising ana subscription departments of TIE REPUBLICAN on the South Side. which will be made special feature of the paper. Two pages are devoted to Tempe and Mesa, and the interests of the south Side will be carefully looked after bV MT. Miils'
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
WAIT TILL NEXT TIME.

The report of Commissioner Barnes, recently returned from Chicago, will dissipate the disappointment inflicted by previous announcements of the wor .hlessness ot Arizona's exhibit at
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

THE REPUBLICAN is fully prepared to do all kinds of plain and fancy joo printing in all the machinery in connection with the job depart ment.t Work perfectly and promptly done.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

No bills against THx ARIZONA REPUBLICAN O., or its employees will be paid by the com pany unless they were contracted upon the written authority of the management.
 T. J. WoLFLEY. Manager.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
AGENCIES.
rus REPUBLICANS CIRCULATION.

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN has circulation that every day exceeds that of all the other d.ilies in Ph1nix combined. This is guar anteed statement for the information of ad- yertisers,
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
BY MAIL:

All communications relating to news or edi- torial matter should be addressed to Editor Republican. ,, All remittances and business letters shouiu be addressed to THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN COM PANY, Ph9nix, Ariz.
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN co.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TEE CITY
BY CARRIER:

The DAILY REPUBLICAN is delivered by car Tier in Phoenix, Tucson and Tempe at 70 cehts Fsubscribers failing to get THE REPUBLICAN regularly or promptly should notify HE RE- PuBIIUAN business office (not the carrierl Tn order to receive immediate attention. Ieie' ohoue No, AZ.
Arizona republican., 1893-05-26

HlLA BEND HOTEL, EATING BorVp M best meals on the road. First,cSaal TAE
 modations in every respect. PADDocs p, see0
The herald., 1893-06-20
fI.

al Haynes, Mary r, interest by rea-
son OF mortgage given by John
A Brock for the sum OF $500,
recorded in book 256, page ~,
of mortgages, records OF Los An
geles county, California, lot 10,
Victor Heights tract.
rs Hollenbeck, u, interest by reason
Of mortgage glveu by Irene X
Talbot for the sum of $4,000, re-
corded in book 235, page $40,
of mortgages, records OF Los
Angeles county, California, lot
IL, block 8, Embody q Lacys
subdtVision,..,.,.
400 Hurlburt, Elizabeth, interest by
reason Of mortgage given by
Gertrude Flint for the sum of
1925, recorded in book 3OS,
page 275, of mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles county, Califor-
MIA, lot3, block 1871, Dodsworth
q Whites subdivision of lot
1871 OF Grifiin's 30-aore reserve
bIhCt s.sssst.ss ..s..ssssss..ss.s.
The herald., 1893-06-20
NJ

u Main Street Savings Bank and
Trust company, interest by rea-
son of mortgage given by John
f and Brown for the sum of
$1,000, recorded in book 29l,
page Sc, of mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles count, Califor-
MIA, lot 5, block B, Colina Park
IO4 Main Street Savings Bank and
TEust company. interest by req.
The herald., 1893-06-20

| Yerbe NJ f, interest by reason of
mortgage given by John Reb-
man for the sum OF S1925, re-
corded in book 253, page 81 of
mortgages, records OF Los An
geles county, California, lot 10,
Kennedy tract..............
3 Yocum, C, Mrs, interest by rea-
son OF mortgage given by Uri
Embody for the sum of Sl050,
recorded in book 313, page 221
of mortgages, records of Los
Angeles county, California, lot
13, block 8, East Los Angeles. .
The herald., 1893-06-20
|

9 Darr, q W. interest by reason OF
mortgage given by VIM Niles
for tho sum of $500, recorded
in book 100, page 27l OF mort
cages, records OF Los Angeles
County, California, undivided
half interest in "a feet on west
side North Main street. bound
ed south by Morgan, north by
Clapp. ...v..... ...... ........
40 Durfree, j b, interest by reason
OF mortgage given by d Beth
une for the sum OF 800, re-
corded In book 40, page 100 of
mortgages, records OF Los Ange-
les County,. California, lot 10,
block ga, O
The herald., 1893-06-20
Assessed All Owners When Known When Unknown Uni
Name and Description.
Amount

son of mortgage given by NJ siv-
iler for the sum of T245, record
ed in book GA page 300, of
mortgages, records Of Los An
geles county, California, east
half of lots 10 and 3D. block z,
Chavez tract. ......... ........... +
121 Main Street Savings Bank and
Trust company, interest by rea-
SON of mortgage given by Nor
gan Wilson for the sum OF $3.50,
recorded in book 267, page 3ll,
OF mortgages, records Of Los An
geles county, California, lots
1873 and 24l, Garbolina, Cooper,
South e Porter tract ......
LAT Mathes, Mary, interest by reason
OF mortgage given by Carm l.
Talamantes for the sum of 300,
recorded in book 175, page 207
Of mortgages records of Los An
gelcs county, California, lot 5,
Gilday tract. Observation-Disclosures.
234 Meyer, 9, interest by reason of
mortgage given by Francisco
Estudillo, for the sum Of T94O,
recorded in book 1873, page 90
of mortgages, records Of Los
Angeles county, California, lot
6, block o; lot n, block 10; lots
and g. block 13; lots l6 and
"a, block II; lots and IL,
block II, Brooklyn tr0ct........ 1
The herald., 1893-06-20
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90 Webb, Augusta, interest by reH-
son of mortgage given by Henri
eta A Kingsley for the sum of
$500, recorded in book 301,
page IDS of mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles county, Cali
fornia, lot II, block l, Moore &
Kelleher's subdivision OF lot Is,
block 80, IL S.......................
80 White, A f, interest by reason of
mortgage given by + T. Robin
son for the sum Of 800, re-
corded in book 2S3, page 1888 of
mortgages, records OF Los An
geles county, California, lots /,
2, 5, 9, 10, 10, IA, II, IS, %, %,
rs, 20, "a, Aurora tract........
S4 Worthern, Carrie NJ, interest by
reason of mortgage given by
w Morris for the sum of 5000,
recorded in book 255, page 294
of mortgages, records OF Los
Angeles county, California, lot
II, Hays addition 20 Sunset
tracl'''''... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS"