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The herald., 1893-01-20
EQUINE EPIDEMICS.
THE HERALD's" HORSE REPORT
Err TALKS WITH THE "vErs."
Disgusting storiea fr IN the Suburbs In
Regard to Ginudcred Horses aad
Careless Families Drinking
the Same Water.

DR.. MacGowan q prompt action in the
council on Monday regarding the pre-.
vslence OF glenders, in procuring the
destruction OF the watering troughs in
front of beer saloons throughout the
city, has been very fsvorably COM
mented upon all over Los Angeles. But
that viglant officers labors must not be
allowed to end there. There are other
cases of infectious diseases which will
mmand bis attention for some time to
come. The horse reporter of tn, HER
AID ran up against Dr.. Bankinton,
well-known veterinary surgeon, at his
office on Broadway, aud that gentleman
assured him of most revolving case
that had come within his knowledge in
the northwestern part Of the city-;n
fact it was outside Of the city lmts. A
glandefed horse had run in a lot ad
joining one where q dozen good and
valuable horses wese kept. Ia the lot
where he run was pump and tub.
The horse drank from the tub and the
family also used tbs water from that
very same pump. The pump was old
and the packing was defective; and
when they could not make the pump
work any other way, they "prime 1" ii
with water out OF the tub fiom which
the glsndered horse had drunk.
well, I never heard more disgust
ing story, said tie reporter.
"Yes, it is disgusting story" replied
the doctor, "and the worst part of it is
that it is true--every word OF it,"
The reporter then took his leave and
went to the stablea OF j. L Sanderson,
where he met DR.. Whittelsey, of whom
The inquired about the condition of
horses about the city, and mentioned
the case narrated by DR.. Blankinton.
81 think 1 wes coguizant of the same
case" said DR.. Wbittelsey, "but the
horse refer to WAS destroyed about two
weeks ago. not, however, until he had
communicated his ailment to mule
and colt in the next lot adjoining.
The colt died in fearful agony and the
mule, WAS shot week after he should
have been"
Were the parties warned in any of
these cases-I mean the ones OF the dis
eased animals?" asked the reporter.
"Of curse they were warned, but
somebody who can administer a sum-
mary punishment for such off.nsss?"
said the doctor. "You go to one of these
fellows and tell him he has a diseased
horse that needs killing and then he
askr you il you are prepared to buy him
another horse in its place. Until there
is some lsw enacted to authorizs the
board of supervisors to give q man a new
horse in place of the one destroyed, you
are going to have very hard time in
getting the owners Of diseased horses to
kill them off in order to stop the spread
of disease. When you touch teamste ter's
horse. generally speaking, you touch his
haart -
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!ke, thinking it was his own place OF

take, thinking it was his own place OF
residence.
The habsss corpus proceedings in the
case OF Charles Peterson, convicted OF
receiving stolen property, were contin-
ued by Judge Van Dyke yesterday until
January 23d.
The case OF Chris jam, charged with
the rape of hie own daughter, cams up
again, ,b;fore Judge Smith yesterday and
he overruled the motion for the dis
charge Of the prisoner on the points
raised by counsel. The trial continued
throughout the day with closed doors,
Ths testimony taken during the dsy
was about as it was upon the former
trial, and the ca 10 will be resumed this
morning.
The herald., 1893-01-20
SOCIETY NOTICES.

" NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS-THE VARIOUS
n lodges of the Order of Knights OF pvthias
inihis city hold regular conventions as below.
All resident and viaiung Knights cordially
welcomed.
SAMSON NO. l43-700 Downey ave. (E. Los An
geles), Monday evening, J. K. Carson, O. c.
AT PyTHIAN CASTLE 11Sls S. SPRING ST.
GAUNTLET NO. 129-Monday evening, ]. J..
Choate. c. C.
TRlC0LoR no. 96-Tuesday evening, George
b. Shafer G. O.
La RATERNITE-Wednesday evening, +.
Anxionnette, C. e.
OLIVE NO. 26-Thursday evening, Charles
ctantbuty, G c.
MARATHON NO. 1S2t-Friday evening, 6. 9.
Adolph, c. C.
BukRAU OF RELIEF-Every second and
foul th Wednesday.
Work in third
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Court NOtaa.

In the case of the Trabuco Gold Min
ing company vs. E. X. Walrath, Judge
Wade yesterday granted the defendant
10 day additional time in which to file
his answer.
Argument was heard by Judge Wade
yester 4ay in the case OF Washington
Hadlsy We. Mrs. Achsah, English ct al.
Judge Wade granted decree yester-
day in the csse of the Security Savings
Bank and Trust company VS.. I. G. Nara
more ct AL, o suit to foreclose mort
gage on two lots in the California Co.
operative Colony tract The Judgment
was granted by default.
In the case of William Boehm va. E
D. Gibson, sheriff, Judge Wade yester.
day passed it to be reset for trial, the
action not being at issue.
Dominica Belture, a native of Switzer-
land, WAS admitted to citizenship yester-
day by Jungo Van Dyke.
Judge Van Dyke Yesterday entered
judgment for the defendant, according
70 stipulation, in the case of Mrs. Jane
Manchester vs.. The Southern California
Railway company, an action for dam.
ages
In the appeal case OF r N, Walton
vs. Mis-. 4 O'Connel Judge Wade yes
terdsy gave Judgment for the plaintiff
for S2l7 and costs The Judgment In
the lower court was for the defendant
A decree Of foreclosure was ordered
by Judge Wade yesterday for Sl2 456 Sd
in the case of Robert Balfour ct al. vs,
joseph ]. Wood Gwcrth.
James Howard, convicted OF burglary
Was yeatsrday eeptenced by Judgt.
Smith to three years imprisonment st
Folsom. Howard attempted 70 burglar
ize alodgipg house on Hill street sno
whenYdefected played drunk, claiming
that be had entered the house by mis-
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Vow suits Ellaa

Among the documents filed in the
county clerks otlice yesterday were the
following:
Nettis Robertson, executrlx, VS.. 7. B.
Bishop ct al. Suit to quiet the title TO
certain land.
Thomas Ford va. the Los Angeles Ice
and Cold Storage company. Suit to
foreclose mortgage for $l1S,000 in the
Wingerter tract.
Petition of Mary Kuhry for letters of
administration upon the estate of Fred.
erck Kuhry, the estate being valued at
$500.
Petition of G. W. Dalyns for appoint.
ment az guardian of the Dalyns minors,
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CLIMATE REFUGEES.
Arrivals Yastcr day via a Santa Fe Ex-
cursfuu.

ArrlVHls IcsbcLudy via Sauth Ho h4-
cursfOn.
The following tourists arrived yester-
day via Santa Fe excursion:
f. w. Dickinson, Miss 8. @. Cook,
T. L. Rich, Mrs. M. A. Jackson, Misses
Bertha and Eva Brown, Mrs. =. B Earle,
Miss Mamie Earle, Miss Lucy II Ruggs,
Miss Ella r. Emery, Mr. F. Wadsworth,
Mrs. A. M. Davis, Miss Harriet Cassie
man, Mr.. James Kearney OF Boston,
Mra. NJ E. Hobart, Grand Rapids,
Mich Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ. R. Kemp, Day
ton, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. J.; w. Waiter,
Mrs. Fred Barr, w. H. Gilman, F. Ben.
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Harris, F R.
Kinqmsn, S. R. F. Binner6eld, KANSAS
City; W. A. Gerard, Bradford, Ia; H.
E. Dunham. West Union. la. /; George
Craig, Miami, Mo. j. I. Elder, Miami,
No.; Mrs. B. NJ. McCrary, Carthage,
Mo V. r. Wilson and E. D. Griswold,
Desota, Mipn.
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THEY CAN WED.

People who Yesterday Secured Thoir
Marriage Licenses.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to the following persons:
TIL. Carson, aged 81, native of Min
nesota, and May Palmer, aged 10, a ma
tive of Illinois; both residents OF Comp.
ton.
George M. Danskin, aged 30, a native
of Iowa, and AlShea l.. Flint, aged 30, q
native of Massachusetts both residents
OF Los Angeles.
Melvin L. James, aged 81, a native OF
Iowa, and Florence NJ Kuox, aged 18,
native of Massachusetts both reeidents
OF Pasadena,
]. q. Crosse, aged SO, native of Ger
many, and Rose Briestiy, eyed 3S, also
q native of Germany; both residents OF
Los Angeles. ~
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GOLDEa GATE GAS ENoINE.

CDMETHiNG NEW AND EFFECTIVE in
- gks or zasolIne cngfnes-Anyone having
ing putting up plant of power, will do " ell
20 call and ex mine the Golden Gate Gas, Gafo-
line or faLurIGas Engine aud ser 1t and be
convinced that 1t is By far the most perfected
engine IN th- msrkes today, we except none
4. n, ma RTiSs agent, 154-155 North Los An
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wANTED-HELP.

DEITY, HUMMEL & CO., EMPLOY MENT
i agents, successors TO Martin d. Co. and Pet
ty & Hummel. Hotel arm house-help depart
m'1st, 81 to 1876 West First street., Telephone
5O5, ia CHI aud NJ scella neous d. partme MT, 207
West Second s,reet. telephone 40, Los Angeses,
Gal. Carefully selected help of all KINDS
promptly furnished.
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To retain mn abundan head Of h ,ir of nat
nral color TO good old ag O. the hygiene Of thu
tealp must be obscrved.N Apply Helrs Hal.
Renewer
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Best remedy for spralns snd paths. Mr.. J. M.
Spring, BenninE, c., writes: II have been
using SALIVA Ion OH ard have obtained great
reief. Among 80 many remeii tried, Saliva
tioneuil Is the best Tor spraiEs and pans IN The
tack" ltkills all pain.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

A QUANTITY OF FINE BUSINESS PROP
n Irty in Topeka. Kansas, Tor exlhange for
Los A geles city property. CtDDY &
oTOl GHTON, 141 s. Bioadway. 1-19 g.
dor EXcHANGE-AN UPRIGHT FISHER
II piano (Berlin make) nesily new for good
horse. N ust be gentle and not over fve years
Of age. Address EXCHANGE, box so, Her
aid Office. Is If
L>OR EXCHANGE-A LARGE AND ELE-
II CANT hotel i'll thriving town, 2ls acres OF
grounds viii take half OF purchase price in
east III or Caiiiornia property aid give easy
terms of psynient for balance. Addr, IS or ap-
ply to T. s. KNoLEs, ontario, Fan Bernardino
cUuntv. l If
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ABSTRACTS.
CARRIAGE WORKS.
MEDIU M 3,

Nl tations Oh business. love, marriage. dis
ease mineral locations. life reading, ETC.: take
University electric cnr to FORESTER avenue, 20
west three blocks to Vine street, second house
from corner of Vermont avenue.
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An Extended Popularity. BROWNS BRoN-
CHA I no HES have ior many years been the
esoss popular ait'cle in use fvr relieving
coughs aud Throat troubles. ss
The herald., 1893-01-20

s<yANTED-TEAMs To PLOw lsO ACRES
~ OF kld; apply before 10 o'clock a. m to
kifHAhD DILLON, Hoover street, opposite
ThIrtielh street. 1..O2t
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XEANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
w work for small faml ly good wages. 1861
Temple street. 1-20
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XNANTED-A FIR sT-CLASS JOB PRINTER
" and pressman, n, union. Apply at once
to MpNITOR PRINTING COMPANY British
Columbis. 1lS7t
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NtANTED--ALL NEEDING HELP FREE-
INV Employment or any in formation, address
=. klTTINGkR'6 BUREAU, established 1880.
Qmees Sl9h South Spring street; residence,
fol south Hope street, corner Fifth, Los Ange-
les. Cal. Telephone liz. SIG II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY A 5WED SH
~ eiri understanding cooking ana general
nonscworx; no employment agent need Apply.
Bt cef. Ills 3t
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wANrEp-sIruArIoNs

NJ ANTED SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w lady, who has had some experience in
N ilinety business, or will accept position as
sa eslady In any department. Call or address
BIS saatee st eet 1-l9tt
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Buggy robes and orse ante.s at Foy's o'd
reliabl ssodlsry nnuse, 40 N Los Angelesst,
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WANTED-LADIE5 AND YOUNG MEN TO
Wake our work at their o wn homes; work
forwarded by mail. and we pay good prices; sx-
dress for particulars STANDARD MANUFAC
TuklNtt COMPANY, lock box LOT south
Farminghsm, Mass. Inelose stamps. 112 lot
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wAsrED-AGESrs.


w MANTED--AGEETS IN EVERY TOWN ON
The Pacinc coast for al article that will
reaally be disposed Of No capital required
NO stamp ntees.sry for reply. You can attend
70 Your other bnsiIess in addition Address
A1ANIs, box6 go, Herald Office. 1o-tf
WANTED SALARY Oh COMMISSION TO
y agents to handle the Patent Chemical
ihK Erasing Pencil. The most useful and poyei
invention OF the age. Erases ink thoroughly in
tWo seconds. Works like magic 200 to 500
H Her cent profit Agents making $50 per wfek.
we Also WANT general agent to take charge o.
tetlllor. and aproint sub agents. rare
ehance tomake money. Write for terms and
specimen e 1ln.a q rasing MONkOE ERASKE NAN
VI. uFAt KING COMPANY, X 3i5, a Crosse,
WIS 1-1-1m
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NOR sbLE-HAuFAGRE LOTS FOR SALE.
4 We offer half-acre los adjoining the city
: a. "a very low price. hacn one VIII support u
box t65, city. l ID Il
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n REAT CENrRAL ROUTE EXCURSIONS.
OAxperienced conductors: through from Los
Angeles to Boston; only six days to New York
or Boston; tourist cars. +. X. SHEARER, man
ager. Office, 229 south Spring st. Los Angeles.
lO-16 6m
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r O. JUDsON d CO.'S EXCURSIONS EAST
q . every Wednesday via salt Lake City anc
Denver. Tourist cars to Chicago xnd Boston
Manager In charge. once, 2l2 8. Spring 1t.
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WANTFD- ALL KINDS OF FAMILY SEW
" ing 10 do, at loom 10, No. Az ;. Hope
ST. 4Bq4 If
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FoR RENr-HousEs.

----c,oS1oS-ls y ssLs1s sstS'5.
k4,ok iREkT--sEVgN ROOM HOU5H; $50;
newly furnished, corner Boyd ard Wall
6treefE. 20 81
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DHD.LIPs' EXCURSIONS VIA DENVER AND
L Rio Grande railway and the Great Rocl
Rnstor NfSre No :, IS sonth srrirvs vt
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Children Cry for Pitchers CastoriG
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DARGAIN TO CLOSE UP AN ESTATE;
ID choice land, 116 acres; whole or in PAL cells
to suit soil adapted for lemons, wslnuts,
olives, prunes; all kinds OF deciduous fruits,
corn, beans, ETC.; water in about Is feet from
surface. Must be sold, Before purchasing else-
where, Tor full particulars call at JOHN l.
PAVkOVlCH, lxecutor, 205 West First street.
l2- & If
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NOR sALE-3oo COO ACRES OF CHOICE
y ]. nd in tha ersnt raisin be- OF Kern coun-
ty the taieet inv, ment in California. Ad-
dress BORAX, box 20, this Office 14tf
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E,OR SALE-22 ACRES, u MILE OUT-IpE
II city limits OF Pasadena: good water ght
and water piped on land This is fine orange
lsnd an only $500 per acre Address WATEa,
box 40, this office. , 1-14tf
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Persons wanting Situations, Help, or wishing
10 Rent, Buy or Sell Property, wilt do well to
advertise insTHR HERALD.
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Personal.

-TT y PERSONAL.
DERS0NAL-CLAIRvO CARD READ
4 er, room g. 609ls south spring street n. ar
sixth l-lSlm
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DENTS rs.

1882 Established-1SS2
nR. L. W. WELL, CUR. OF S RING AND
- First streets, Wilson blocs; take elevator.
extlac ed without paln. Roum l. INIT
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ErOR sALE-TwO ACRES WITH HARD
II finished house Of four rooms and kitch, n /;
windmill and tank house. baIn for Ave horses;
all fenced perty of water situated near city
limits Apply 10 ll6 kast First street up
stairs. nt.n 1928 If
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E'ok kENT.-H0UaEE ALL OVER THE CITY
A Y. A. Sumner q Co., lU7 q. Broadway.
flNN 10
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EassrSnaFN ONE DAY SAVED BY TAKING
hEaSf3TEsSM ~ Santa Fe's excui sions TO Kan
tsA. sas City. 1T Louis, Chicago. New
York and Boston. Leave os Angeles every
Wednesday: personally conducted through to
Chicago aud Bo. ton; family tourist eepers to
Kansas City and Chicago daily; low rates and
quickest time. Office 100 N. Spring st. Tyr
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nR.lMs s JONES, oCULIsT AND -
- aurist: northeast corr er First and .&la1s
Spring Spring streets. sa 1917 Sm 1y
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d DERsONAL-DANlEL J. o'KANE, PROFES-
i sionsl nurse, .5o2 south Broadway, Los
Ange es, Cal. Ielephone 926. lilo lat
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TOR sALE-12 AZ Res OF THE BEST
II land in Los ANGELS county; close to city
great bargain. Address ". L. p, box SEQ, city
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DERsoNAL-A WHOEVER, MIpDLE-AGED;
i good sddIess; und uoted iespe,,tabilily;
helplessness. wishes to cor espond, with d view
to matrimouy, with a good, KIND, Crristian
dispositioned SINGLE lady or widow Of about
30, one with sufficient means, a d who would
take delight in pror reriy bringing up some
lovely children; trictly confidential. Addrs IS
SYLVESTER, post ONCE bpx 430, city. lis At
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LoR sALr-HoU ON HOME ST., ONE
L block north of Ellis college; s rooms, hard
lnish, pantry. closets, etc.; also good hou
aud lot on Philadelphia 81, Want cash offer
for either OF above. Address BARGAIN, box
40, this Office. LA If
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EoR SALE = FIR T CLASS LOCALITY;
9 handsome Que aud one-half story cottsge
eight rooms, marble mantels aud CRATES, hot
anu cold water; boiler in kit hen, etc., ETC
We offer this very desirable resid nee, in III j
midst of handsome N prsvements, for the ex
trnordiuary low price of $3650 cakh Address,
W. L. r., Box 565, city. LA If
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ONE OF THE FINEST PAYING BUSiN EssES
~ in one of southern California's most
fnuris hing towns is for sale, Must be disposed
OF before March lst; full Investigation So
hcited Business is that of Il general store.
Doing fine trade; good reasons given Tor dis
posing of same Address COUNTRY STORE,
Sox 3D. this office. l.Stt
The herald., 1893-01-20

DERSvNAL-C,, FEE FIRE H ROASTED ON
i our Giant coffee roaster; Jasa and Mocha:
ib. 81 Brown snssf sGe lbs 81 ibs rolled % oats
or wheat CSC; III, rice, ,f25c; gernea, 20a;
PIX $ starch 25c: lbs good tea. 81; mince-
csc; 8 lbs arricots, 25c: bacon, 1sc: coal oil,
Soc, brooms, zoe. "ECONOMlC" STORES, 3o5
s. Spring. t
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FOR RENT-KoonIs.

TOR RENT-ROONS.
ENOR RENT UNFURNISHED ROOMS WITH
a Pantry aud sink. Nj. 2l8 Boyd ct I.I93t
~ efTo HOTELs.
80
W HEN IN LOS ANGELES, THE PLACE TO
~ stop at is HOTEL BELLEVUE TEERACE,
corner sixth aud Pearl streets II is the only
1I.tclass family and tourist hotel in the city,
win large beautiful lawns, broad sunny
peIcnes, ana all large, outside emmy rooms,
wlsn OPEN erater, free paths, and service !.
ka'es-zo rooms, "a per week; 2 persons, SID
~ rooms, So per week; 2 persous %l5.
" room, $40 per week; PERSONS, $l7.
70 looms, xl2 per week; persons; $40.
special rates to monthly Or permanent people.
ii-zo 5m MRS. c. W. sTEWAET, Propr.
RLEMETT HoUsE-FDRNIsHED ROOMS,
~ entirely new, single or en- suite, bath rooms
svhhfcied; suitable for housekeeping. q
ka,t rstslIeet, Sew wilson block. IL % II
TIpfFNAN HOusE-AMERICAN PLAN: 62
outside rooms, superbly furnished; first
eiess IN every way: claim is unexcelled;- :
W. .STROBRlDGE l1-la3m
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E,OR sALE-40O ACRES LAND MAR RE
IT dondo each; good level land; sandy loan
soil; fine land for all deciduous fruits and
grain. A bargain $50 per acre. ADDRESS
ACnES, box 20, this office. 1.l4tf
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TOR SALE-Sl325-A NEW FIvE.ROOM
II house on McGarry street, near Ninth and
Alameda; monthly payments, SIS. AL I5ON
BAR LOW, 227 West Second street. 1.12 If
EOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE, MONTHLY
Il payments. ALLISON BARLOW, 227 West
second st. 1l-l2 tt
NOR SALR-$50On BUYS A BRICK BLOCK
II on Second ST.: 2 stores and 13 rooms; easy
terms See OWNER, room 78, Temple block
l1-3-tf
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FOR sALE-coUNrRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.
G-ui tO-l0 ACRES OF GOOD LAND, 6
u (U''U acres in bearing fruit trees. in
berries. balance In alta ia; good house, wind
mill and iank; perfect waier right; within
5 miles of the court house. A bargain.
Price. $1,000. CUDDY & sT0UGHTON, 14l s..
Broadway. 1.193t
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NOR SALE--A NEAT NEW 5-RoOM COT
Il tage, with bathroom closets, etc; nice lot;
only three minutes walk from Arcsde depot;
price low and terms easy just the thing for
railroad man. Address w l.. P, box 5t5, city.
l4tf
New-York tribune., 1893-12-28


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The Portland daily press., 1893-10-19
CITY OF PORTLAND.
NOTICE OF HEARING.

WTHEREAL the following petitions have
w been received by the City Council to lay
out new streets as follows:
From William Bragg ct ais; for new street
on Long Island, from Island Avenue to point
at or near the easterly side of the Methodist
Church on said Island.
From B. r. Hammond ct ais. for new street
on Cliff Island across the Island to the public
landing thereon.
tension of Boynton Court to Forest street
From the Portland Chemical and Phosphate
Company for the extension of Cutter street with
its intersection with East Commercial street to
the property of the Portland Chemical and
Phosphate Cow
From Elias Thomas ct ais. for the extension
of Marion street to Sheridan street,
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest
ed that the joint standing committee on laying
day, Oct. oath and 25th, 1893. meet to hear the
parties interested as follows:
October oath. 1898. at 2 o'clock in the alter
noon, in the street near the Methodist Church
on Long Island.
Oct. 24th, 1898. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
at the Public Landing on Cliff Island.
At corner of Weymouth street and Boynton
Court Oct. %, 1898, at 2 O'Clock in the alter
noon.
At the plant of the Portland Chemical and
Phosnhaie Co. near East Commercial street.
Oct. 25th, 1898, ut 3 O'Clock in the afterno IL.
At tile corner of Washington and Marion
streets. Oct. 18th, 1898, t 3 50 O'Clock i'll the
afternoon.
And will afterwards proceed to determine and
adjudge whether pIbllc convenience requires
said streets to be laid out for public use.
JAMES p. BAXTER. Mayor,
CHARLES F. GUpTILL. Committee
THEODORE A. JOSS ELYN on
LINDLEY NJ. WEBB, laying out
LYMAN N. COUSINS, new streets
FRANCES D. MELAUGH,
ossl8 dtd
The Portland daily press., 1893-10-19
MAlNETowns.
Items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Cumberland

cumberland
WEST CUMBERLAND.
Miss Emma D. Shaw spent few days
of last week with friends at Rockland.
Miss Edgar Shaw is visiting her sister
at Salem, Mass.
Miss Lizzie Hulit is spending short
time with relatives at Portland.
Mr.. George Morrill, is having his build
ings painted
CUMBERLAND CENTRE.
The Ladies Social Circle will meet at
Union Hall Thursday afternoon and
evening.
Swe tsir.arrived home from their World's
Fair trip last Saturday night.
The young men who went back in the
wilds of Maine on hunting trip arrived
home with as much game as they took
away with them; but then, they had
the fun.
Miss Edith NJ. Greene of Newton, Mass,
is visiting friends at this pace.
Mrs. Sarah Sweetsir, of Saco, spent a
few days here lately.
Mr.. o. S.. Collins moves into his new
home this week. So
Mr.. jeremiah Osgood, who lat ly pur
chased the late s. T Merrill place has
taken possession. a =
Mr.. Isaiah Penley, of Norway, made
Short visit at Mr.. Alvin Leighton's last
week.
The Greedy Institute club will take
English History as their reading course
in the same manner as they took Greclan
History last year.