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80 Church Ext Society NJ u Church,
interest by reason of mortgage
given by simpson NJ Il Church
Tor the sum OF $l0,00D, record
ed in book 1907, page 30 OF
mortgages, records OF Los An
geles county, California, lot
10, block % and north 40 feet
lot 0, block %, and south 30
feet of north half OF lot 3,
block 2S, Huber tract ..,.....,
rs Cleveland, u X, interest by ren-
son of mortgage given by
Albt G Armbuater for the sum
OF 5000, recorded In book 3l2,
page 81 OF mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles county, Callfor-
mia, lot 20, block G. Kohlor and
Frohling tract ,,...,....,,...,..
rs Clinton, Il N and M B T A, heirs
OF A W Francis, guard. interest
by reason OF mortgage given by
Geo 7 McIain for the sum Of
1874, 800, recorded In book 3O2,
page 90 of mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles county, Callfor-
MIA, so feet on east side of South
Main street, bet. Second and
Third streets, bounded north by
Newmark, south by Casagne,
east by Ward, Bentley and Har-
r1h
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All Owners When Known When Unknown Unk
Amount


son of mortgage givcn by NJ siv-
Her for the sum of FAD, record
ed in book 274, page 2D2, OF
mortgages, records Of Los An
geles county, California, east
half Of lots ~ and ~, block y
Chavez tract. ..,..... ,...... ~
III Main Street Savings Bank and
Trust company, interest by ren-
son OF mortgage given by Nor
gan Wilson for the sum Of $3.50,
recorded in book 2G7, page al,
ofmortgages records Of Los An-
geles county California, lots
1873 and ~ Garbolinn, Cooper,
South II Porter tract .,a. 2
147 Mathes, Mary interest by reason
Of mortgage given by Carm l.
Talamantes for the sum OF $500,
recorded in book 173, page 2O7
Of mortgages, records OF Los An
gcles county, California, lot .,
Gtlday tract............. ....... D
23i Meyer, G, interest by reason of
mortgage given by Francisco
Lstudillo, for the sum Of x04O,
recorded In book 1873, page SO
Of mortgages, records OF Los
Angeles county, California, lot
T., block o, lot II, block 10; lots
z and s, block IL; lots 16 and
"a, block IA; lots g and IL,
block II, brooklyn tract... 10
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23 Webb, Augusta, interest by rea-
son of mortgage given by Henri
eta A Kingsley for the sum of
$500, recorded in book sol,
page 40 of mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles county, Cali
fornia, lot II, block |, Moore &
Kelleher's subdivision of lot q,
block go, II S ......,........,.....
80 White, A +, interest by reason OF
mortgage given by + l. Robin
son for the sum of 800, re-
corded in book 1913, page 1888 of
mortgages, records of Los An
goleS county, California, lots /,
., ), 8, IL, -, II, II, Is, %, 25,
26, %, 81, Aurora tract. .......
81 Northern, Carrie NJ, interest by
reason of mortgage given by
w Morris for the sum OF 500,
recorded in book 255, page 294
of mortgages, records OF Los
Angeles county, California, lot
II, Hays addition to sunset
tract. ........',.....,.
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u Main Street Savings Bank and
Trust company, interest by rea-
son of mortgage given by John
Z and B Brown for the sum of
$1,000, recorded in book 29I,
page SO, of mortgages, records
Of Los Angeles county, Califor-
mia, lot 5, block h, ColiRa Park
tract ........... .................
lo4 Main Street Savings Bank and
Trust company. interest by rea-
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Tapoya, S, interest by reason of
mortgage given by Francisco
Valenzuela for the sum of $500.
recorded in book 500, page 256,
of mortgages, records of Los An
geles county, California, 20
acres bounded north by Patent
boundary, east by land of Haley
d Baker, south by Temple, west
by f G Valenzuela Il Caswcll ct
. Tanner, Richard II, interest by
reason OF mortgage given by
Charlott Bickel for the sum of
$40, recorded in book 222,
page 93, of mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles county, Callfor-
nia, lot IL, block A, East Los
Angeles 49, ..............,.. -.
10 Thomas, Milton, interest by reason
of mortgage given by n d Robin
son, for the sum of $3.50, record
ed in book 2S1, page 23S of
mortgages, records OF Los Ange-
les County, California, lot Sc,
University addition tract ......
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10 Johnson, L II, interest by reason
of mortgage given by Aida
Winters (Reirs oO, d W Field,
administrators, for the sum OF
$3.50, recorded in book 25S,
page 81 of mortgages, records
of Los Angeles county, Cali
fornia, lot 1883, NJ L Wicks sub
division of Garbohna, Cooper,
South Il Porter tract ............
IL Jones, c b, interest by reason of
mortgage given by CD Howey
for the sum of R435, recorded
in book 313, page 3 of mort
cages, records OF Los Angeles
county, California, lot 8, block
L, Bonnie Brae tract......,..,
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Il Los Angeles Savings Bank, inter
est by reason OF mortgage given
by Neal a Brown for the sum of
$40, recorded in book 3Or,
page 3lC OF mortgages, records
of Los Angeles county, Cali
fornia, lot &, Aurora tract. 49,.
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Nc

Ia Mcdonald, Francis, interest by
sa@Ean of mortgage given by NJ
A Mooney for the sum of $1,000,
rqaYrded in book 1873, page 224,
OF mortgages, records OF Los An
geles county, California, lot 45
feet front west side Main street,
bounded north by Rhuart, west
by Ponet south by Winter, in
block %, 0 S.................
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4 Union Nut Trust Building & Loan
Association, interest by reason
of mortgage given by A w Ellis
for the sum OF Ss25, recorded in
book 315, page $50 of mort
cages, records OF Los Angeles
County, California, south 100
feet lot Q, south 100 feet lot 4
and south 100 feet of east 10
feet of lot &, block q, Moore and
Kelleher's subdivision OF lot 2,
block 60, Hancock's survey. ....
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10 We're Cruize, VIM, interest by rea-
son OF mortgage given by Jo-
hanna Nolte for the sum of
5000, recorded in book pa,
page go of mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles County, Califor-
mia, west 81 feet of lots 26 and
81, Alines Vineyard tract ......
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tS Ituralde Vicente, interest by
reason of mortgage given by
Victoria J de Yorba for the sum
of $425, recorded in book 26S,
page 20S, of mortgages, records
of Los Angeles county, Cali
fornia, lot II, block 26, De Soto
Heights. ...,,,.,,,,.,
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10 Peabody, J c, interest by reason
Of mortgage given by Mamie 4
Straub for the sum OF $500, re-
corded In book ISL, page 25S
OF mortgages, records Of Los
Angeles county, California,
north half lot liz, block ~,
Park tract
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81 Savings Bank of Southern Califor-
mia, int. by reason Of mortgage
given by Henry Bentley for the
sum Of $4,000, recorded in book
307, page 20U OF mortgages, re-
cords of Los Angeles county,
California, 0SS5 by $50 feet
northwest corner Seventh and
Wall streets, bounded north by
Zorb, east by Wall street, west
10 by Reyes Vineyard property =. l
2i7 Shinkwin, A NJ interest by rea-
son of mortgage given by
Thomas Hooser for the sum of
sos, recorded in book 2s7,
page i42 of mortgages, records
OF Los Angeles county, Cali
iornla, lot 8, block q, Moulton's
y 255 shiukwin, A NJ, interest by rea-
son of mortgage given by A D
Austermell for the sum OF 1900,
recorded in book 31s, page 100
of mortgages, records of Los
Angeles county, California, lots
80, 80, block II, Los Angeles lm-
provement company's subdivi-
sion of lot 1, block 80, Han
cocks survey ...... .t,.
$50 State Lonn and Trust company, In
terest by reason of mortgage
n given by Laura Nj Nadeau for
y the sum OF $4,000, recorded in
book 21S, page 31S of mort
cages, records Of Los Angeles
county, California, lots 10, 20
and north half lot 9, and east
60 feet lot 10 block lO1 Belle
vue Terrace tract ............... a
446 Stubble6eld, Mellise, interest by
reason OF mortgage given by lisa
+ Gray for the sum of y 600, re-
corded in book 26l, page 1855 OF
mortgages, records OF Los Ange-
les county, California, lot IL,
q block D. Shafer and Lanter-
mans subdivision of Montague
tract ....,............., .,...,..,. l
d52 Sutherland, Annie w, interest by
reason of mortgage given by
Adolph and Maria de Cells for
the sum of $400 recorded in
"a book 800, page 40, of mortgages,
~ Records Of Los Angeles county,
California, lot II, block Is, East
Los Angeles. ............
ADD Sides, Kate, interest by reason Of
mortgage given by Henry Wit
ham for the sum OF $500 re-
corded In book 32l, page 80, OF
mortgages, records OF LOS An
= goles county, California, 40 feet
front south side Kurtz street.
q bounded cast by Howell, south
N My Campbell west by Van slyke,
near Glover street,.,.....,......
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|

10 Dalton, M NJ, Geo Dalton, sr, tract,
east 81. AS feet Of lot 80, block
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Cain, f L, Brooklyn Heights tract,
lot II, block 20 :. ........... O3
20 California Loan and Trust COM
pany, Hamilton tract north
200 feet OF west 100 feet, less
lot a5x125 feet, block g.. ..,.. %
25 Call, l. B, Ella View tract, lot ~, 40
SO Gales, Deborah, East End Ter
race tract, lot 41...... ....,..... q
Dacotah tract, lot /. ............. 81
So Campbell, +, Tuthill and Mrs.
Gleason subdivision Orange -
slope tract, lot6s .. ....... ~
90 Campbell, Mrs Louisa, Hamilton
tract, lot %, block T.. .......,, Oa
go Campbell, O 3, Glassell's subdi-
vision lots 2, 3, and z, block 80,
II S lot l, block ...,,.......,. 1 ~
Ill CarnGhan, Mary E, and Wurz,
Aug, Los Angeles Improvement
company's subdivision part lot
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1142 Burton, G W, Knob Hill trac', east
81 feet of lot 2, block L.. 49,.
has Bush Emily, subdivision of part
lots 5 and &, block 40, II S, lot
10, block 2 .......... 49,. 3
1862 Butler, A, and Keller, VIII, Ella
View tract, lot Al, block n .....
1176 Biscailuz, NV, 171s acres of land,
east side of Los Angeles river,
bounded north by Also street
and summit avenue, east by
Mount Pleasant tract, south by
Frink,west by Meyers, undivided
one-tWentieth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Requena tract, undivided one
twentieth of lot and undivided
one-twentieth of lot q ..... l
Undivided one-twentieth of lot 2
and undivided one-twentieth OF
lot : .............,.. ......
Alanis Vineyard tract undivided
one-twentieth oflot So .......
Undivided one-twentieth OF lot "a
Undivided one-twentieth of lot72
Also tract, undivided one
twentieth Of lot 8, block l. .....
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08
FAMOUS PEOPLE.

JAY GOULD was rich enough to rive
every man, woman and child in the
United States Il gold dollar, and then
have left more money than he could
ever hope to spend.
Miss liERREsIoFF, daughter of the
famous blind designer of yachts. is al
most as well posted as her father on
everything pertaining to marine archi-
lecture. and it is with her eyes that Mr.
licrrcshoif accomplislcs very important
portions OF his work.
SENATOR KENNA, of West Virrinin. Ia
SAID to have the best camera, best dark
room and finest collection of anna
tcur Photographic work in Washing
ton. He has taken pictures of al
most everybody and everything in and
about the capital; and his portraits arc
remarkable for pose and expression.
TIE late Secretary Window told cx-
Gov. McGill, of Minnesota, that when
he was 4 young man he was induced to
be one of the speakers at political
meeting i'll Ohio. He began: "Mr
chairman, ladies and gentlemen hest
3tated, said it again, repeated it third
slime, and then made rush for the
! back door and escaped.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08
THE FAMILY SCRAP BASKET,

AN ignorant man is not q safe man,
sven when he means we'll
Z IN waiting for rich relations to die.
|5on't wait SO long as to lose all your
Energy.
a The bittercst tears shed over graves
src for words left unsaid and deeds left
Andonc
4 IF most men voted only as they pray,
fle ballot boxes wouldn't be half full.
\ Boston Globe.
4 THEY who mind their own business
IND constantly attend to it have all
sS3lcir time employed.
TIE three WIS is my maxum; plenty
III Work, plenty of Whites, and plenty
II Wages.-Thacllcray.
81 WERE all men to see. think and act
5H3ikc, all of humanity would be sitting
h idleness, sucking their thumbs.
a Whose who purchase their provcndcr
3h credit often buy more than they
ss3ecd, and more often get less than they
Ny for.-Good Housekeeping.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08
RECENT SURPRISES.

A BuNcn Of grapes on a realistic
grape leaf, all catablc, was the surprise
ut recent dinner when the cream was
Served.
TIE latest thing in misunderstanding
rs an enormous bow between the Shout
Hers, with ends hanging half way down
Pho skirt, these ends finished with large
fluffy silk balls
NEW towel racks show a trio of tri-
Hnglcs of ccluloid replacing the rings
9f other Seasons. These are put to-
Fcthcr with bands Of ribbon and the in
4vitablc and omniprcscnt bow.
AT recent dinner the sorbct was
Served i'll small cups of antique design
fashioned from ice. These rested on
lark green plates, whose hue they pref
lily reflected in their crystal depths.
i SILVER name checks to attach to tray
hing bags are shown among new things
m small silver. These make Il pretty
Gift for either man or IL woman, the
}sefulnc.s of the little leather checks
Nor similar purpose having been fully
demonstrated.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08
NOTES OF AUTHORS.

WILLIAM WALDORF AsToR is still a
fequent visitor at the British museum,
london. 1t is said that he is cleaning
Aaterial for 4 historical novel
EMILE lola is now paid for the right
II publish his novels serially at the rate
q three cents word. That beats
alexander Dumas seven cents line.
lGoUNoD, the composer, says his first
aspirations come while playing cards.
Ahe games he used to play while writ
&g Faust" have evidently gone out Of
&shion.
A CORRESPONDENT of the Boston Jour
hl says that William d. Howells, the
sbvclist, is planning to take up perma-
Fnt residence in Italy, country for
#hich he has always had fondness.
3REv. c. L. DoDsoN (Lewis CarrolD,
pc bachelor tutor of Oxford, and known
be world over as the author of alice
u Wonderland" refuses to visit the
7fo~n-up girls who read his book when
Aey were little. He is bashful, and he
d afraid they might become senti-
Rental.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08
SCIENTIFIC SCiSSORlNG

3THE flesh of the oyster contains about
ninety per cent of water.
A GERMAN physician is authority for
He statement that the craving for in
SSicants can be cured by eating apples
every meal.
Dir. HERMAN STEECHER, of Reading.
H.. began life as n scientist, and is
finding UP as butterfly crank. He
Us lC0.Co0 butterflies mounted
3DR. MURRAY, of the Royal society of
Edinburgh, estimates the height of the
and OF The globe 20 be 900 feet above
N level. liumboll.'s estimate places
I c same level at Only 1000 feet above
Sgh water mark.
3DyrNo the winter Of lssG-S7 petri-
I'll frog "';s found in a quarry near
4mir;i, \. g.. which was two feet eight
achcs in lcngth and weighed over one
Andrcd pounds. This il the largest
8ccimcn of fossi...cd frog yet brought
d light.
x IA JACKET made OF very rich brocacco
&lvct has sleeves and narrow, full
3ngth front OF fine broadcloth.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08
ANOTHER BIG TUNNEL.
written for rnr T,xrs by J, W. plo,nc

Written for The TINES by j. w Plainc
a friend or mine. who is we'll up in
railroad and government matters in
Canada, told mo Of a plan of Senator
Howlands to conne,s Prince Edward
Island and New Brunswick. Taking
up tho map of tho Inter. colonial rail
way and ono of the Prince Edward Island
road, he trace the route down to Cape
Traverse on the strait. south Shore of
tho island; then he followed the Inter
colonial up to Cape Tormcntiue. He
said Senator iiowlani has worked for
years at Ottowa for aid in building q
tunnel undcr tho Northum berland Strait
and has about succeeded. Tho pre-
liminary surveys have been made, esti.
mates as to cost nave been submitted {;
there has been q diamond drill engaged
during two summons, working from the
top OF the water, getting cores so as to
know tho texture of rock to be gone
through, and when the tunnel is com
menced caissons will be sunk at inter
walls and the gangs working from each
shore, aided by those at intervals across
tho survey, will hasten the work very
materially.
The earth and stone removed will be
used in arching tho work, (tho clay be-
inS hho iol oriChJ. IL Is eSCl mated en-
tlrciy practical and it is claimed will
pay Tho stoppage Of traffic for so
many months each season paralyzes all
trade on tho island and it has become
an issue in politics, and if an island can
didato stands for either Ottawa or the
Island parliament he had best mention
tunnel" with emphasis. With APP
proaches the tunnel will measure a
triflo over eleven miles. The grade will
be easy to the center from either side
and will be fitted with standard gauge
track, which will call for widening of
the Prince Edward Island road.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08
9a FIVE WE'RE DROWNED.
a Norwegian Bark Goes Ashore MT Long
Island Beach.

New YORK. Feb. 7.-Superintendent
Havcns, of the Fourth district lifo saving
service at Point Pheasant, reports that
tho Norwegian bark Alice, Captain
jacobson. from Dunkirk December 21
for New York, in ballast. came ashore
last night at Long Beach, N. j., life
saving station.
Before an attempt was malo to rescue
the crow by the lifesaving station five
of the crow attempted to land in their
own boat The boat was capsizcd in
the surf and all were drowned The
life saving station finally succeeded in
getting tho life limo attached to tho
bark and by use of tho brooches buoy re-
scued eleven of tho remainder of tho
crew, including the captain. The bark's
forcmast is gone. She will probably
prove q total loss.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT,
Il communicating and otherwise, at
% 18th ave. s. W., near Jefferson st. IL If
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08
Woman AccIucntnIIv Cut

While two women, whose names
could not be learned, wore playing with
each other in tho Wost End one was
accidentally cut with knife which tho
other had in her hand at the time. The
wound was deep. and extended nearly
from her neck across the shoulder to
her elbow. DR.. Strickland was sum-
mcncd and rendered the necessary sur
pical attention.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08
FOR RENT.

T ARGE, PLEASANT ROOMS, SUIT
~ able for light housekeeping. Call
at "a 9th ave. 8. W. let
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08
n KaIIroad Fridge Carried Away.

WlLLIAMsTowN, Mass, Fob. THE
Fitchburg railroad bridge was carried
away this morning by flood Tho loss
to tho railroad company is very heavy.
The bridge will probably be made serv-
iceable by tomorrow morning.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08

EOR RENT.-THREE ROOMS, FUR
u nished or unfurnished; gas, hot and
cold water. Within three minutes
walk of Terry Building. Address c.,
TIMES office. east
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08
FOR SALE.
~ GOD INVESTMENTS.

W
Groom house on Center street, 81, 300;
room house, centrally located, rents
for SIS per month, $1,000
j. L. WINGFIEUD,
2l0 Commerce street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08

TOR RENT-UNE OF THE MOST
Il desirable dwellings on Campbell
avenue, furnished or unfinished; for
particulars apply 346 Campbell avenue.
221W
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-02-08

OLD papers, Is cents per hundred, for
sale at this office.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-02

ciety. When the Iowa state building
was erected it was unanimously de-
cided that the structure would be very
incomplete without reproduction OF
the Corn palace. And so the palace
was built within the walls of the Iowa
building, in more than its original mag
nificence, with Mrs buchanan still its
overseer and protector.
In appearance Mrs. Buchanan is one
of the handsomest women of all who
are identified with the work of the
Worlds fair. She is a stately blonde,
with big. handsome blue eyes and
fine complexion. She dresses with rare
taste and often SO designs her dinner
gowns that the costumes present fe-
licitous combination of dress and natu-
raj flowers. She never looks more
beautiful than when wearing few OF
the long, silky leaves and waving tas-
sells of the corn which she has brought
to the front ranks of beauty, by her
quick perception of its decorative prop
critics.
Mr.. Buchanan has made, as all the
Worlds fair officials know, wonderful
record in the procuring of rare vegeta-
bles and edible plants for the depart
ment of agriculture. And in all the
work that has fallen to his lot he has
been ably seconded by his beautiful
and talented wife
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1893-06-02
A WORKER IN CORN.
Mrs. Buchanan and Her Work on Iowa
Worlds Fair Building.

Mrs. Buchanan and Her Work on 1owa's
Worlds Fair Building.
In the Iowa State building there is
a reproduction of the famous Corn
Palace, which made Sioux City known
to the whole of the United States.
And among the ladies who have charge
of the Iowa State building and who act
as its reception committee, is Mrs. VIM.
/. Buchanan, to whom may be given
credit for originating the Corn Palace
three years ago.
Mrs. Buchanan was formerly Miss
Lulu Williams, of Cincinnati, and is the
daughter OF Isaac Williams, for many
years leader in the artistic circles of
Cincinnati. Miss Lulu has always been
great admirer of the beauties of ma
ture, just as nature, without cultiva-
ton or manifest design, comes from
the hand of God. And when the idea
of decoration with grains and natural
products first became a fad, the artistic
young girl was always designing some
thing decorative to be done with the
grasses and other outdoor products of
the fields of her state.
AFTER ner marriage 10 NIX William
Buchanan, who is now the chief of the
department of agriculture of the
Worlds fair, Mrs. Buchanan went TO
reside with her husband ct Sioux City,
Ia. 1t was during her residence there
that she became identified with the so
ciety composed of ladies which erected
the corn palace Mrs. Buchanan was
president of the society and was chosen
for this Office in honor of her having
been the originator and designer of the
greatest piece of work done by the so