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SAT- iaGo CIV Ianaary 8 i01.
NO rIoe OF sac on HEAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is UEWEHY GIVEN. THAT IS
~ pursuance of au order Of The Probate
CuurI of ruIt luko county, Territory Of Utah,
lu the matter Of thu estate OF Sarah Naik.nH,
dcCcaHoi made the lilu DAY oi March, 1870
Che uulHuIEupd John O. Buckle, udmuis
traitor NJ HHIi estate, win nu or before tho i3ih
day ut AMI, 1893, sgl' 90 private falc 20 the
uf0,u Uf said Probate Court, AIN the rrhf
utlD lul IuttruHt which thH tAld Sarah WHthIns
hId 90 tho time OF her luCrasu NJ which s1iu
estate ha- Hiurc acquired, ~ aud 20 the follow
mg tract Of land situated iu salt iULu tity,
county OF salt Lake aud Territory uf tIu.
u.wlt. Tho east half ot the wpft hllt Uf lot
two II iu block tMriy ngc $50 NJ pIlf 10 salt
lutu tity survey, Terms uf sale rH.h, Decd
hf thr expense % purchaser, lil uWst Doc 100
writing, and may De- iu't pt Tho storu uf liurhlu
\ son, 40 4. , south, Luat Temple street, SAT-
JOuN a. BUCKLE,
Administrator VI the Lstatc NJ sarah watkins
dccuHHcd.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Audrcy j. burnham. Deceased
NOTICE D. ulgLnY GIVEN ny THE
~ uudtraFTUH, .um ulslrhtnr of the Cstltr
uf AndrcW 81. Uur. AIn, drceHHed, TO tho cred,
itors o. and hI .unrH having claims against
uiosaiiirruisy IH tyIubit them with tho neccH.
Hafy voucher, H 10000 tom months after The tlrst
iullifauou ui In. notice. 10 the Haid admiuif.
traitor Of thu IHu UHro ~ 4, 4. LoWiH, Esu.,
ronWH aI2s II" I."U. IfutIun mn dag, salt LAKE
CIV. In the County salt Lake and TeritoTy
Uf ltnG I||tNHfo &. hUANtiAA,
AunmistratHr OBJ iuc Estate OF Andrew j.
Humhum, dUrH..Ul
Datuu MHTtH H.. 20 IrN,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NvoTtCE l. HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ uuuon Euud, administrator Of tho estate
oil MARY D.. HAL. deceased, u. the creditor nf,
aud all pcrsune having rlnimH against the HAld
dcconsrd. 90 CNh.n0. ihuin, with The nocnasary
youchOrs within four months after the nrt
publication of tNI# notice, 10 the said admins
traitor no so. 900 tIuHututnu luildinF, salt
Lake CITY, Ia thu county OF salt take
JOHN NJ. CANNON,
AdministrAiur of ihc lstato Of MaTy l., Hall,
deceased
Dated March tth. laIi
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NOTICE.

rT,uE ANNUAL MEETING or TUT
stockho'dCfs ~ the salthr Beach ON.
many Will bo hod 40 tho en- GOT lho company,
10 IA NJ. for the purpose OF uleciing directors
ior tno ensuing eaf, and for such other busi.
meas as muy legally come before the meeting.
l. A. CLAYTON,
secretary.
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The People Of the Territory Of Utah send greet.

llro. Manuiaeuling Company % corpora
tom, ngfcndnnp.
The People Of the Territory Of Utah send greet
ing
10 Charlie A IIcndorlou aud Minnie X. Hen
UCranu hls wife, Henrietta Nehd0n, ocorgc
Do lrH1un, her hu band, and studchakor
llr1s Manufacturing company Ia corpora
ton, Defendants
YOU AXE nEgEuY REQUIRED TO AF-
Il pear in m aston brought ngu usi you ny
the ahufo named plmnuus, ~ INC District
rtory ct Utah, anu 60 answer the complaint
hICu ihurrin within ten DAYS loNcluHlNu Of TIC
day vi sursirol after Che service on you " THIS
served out 90 this county but M q District
within twenty dave, otherwise within forty
dlys-or iudgmr { 10y gutault VIII be taken
against YOU, according 10 the prayer OF said
Ihe sad ncti1n f. brought ito have Judgment
ln the sum Of hlNNu, viii iusiallmont % iutcrt at
duC thereon, February isl, aud interest on
suid tl0ll from te1'uary ID, isot. NJ 10 pcr cent
per anuutn, Tor SO. attorneys tees, and costs
OF %; ALLEGED 10 BE- 1uo pr "a ccrtu promls.
sorry note executed by drttndlur ileniounu,
pst from datr GO 10 per cent per uuuum, same
being due aud wholly unHnd save iuturc 90
Nuv q. l-p., IA uo.r Hcrulcl ey lhoriEaEt
NJ even dato onurtmisrs hereinafter drtrrihcd,
executed hy Hnid defendants tn plAHtn To-
have tnc usual decree ~ tlus court Tor the sale
az sli ptomisrai that proceeds thereof be-
applied boz payment % aMnunts due uH above
that defendants and an porsons claiming under
them be- barred nud i0rcrlOsud OF all claim OF
equity of redemption DO Huid premises; that
ulanuu have Judgment Tor any deficiency. aud
fur other relief; sad premises are described
% fnlIuWs, 90 VIII Al lot ", block I, Fountain
Place subdivisions being part block %, 1.-Two
Acre Plat A, liig fieli survey, situate ia salt
lAEe county, Utah Territory
And sou ale hereby NOM u that N you fail
10 appear and answer the f1id complaint hs
above required the f1iu plAintn viii apply 10
tho Court for the relief hernandez therein
Wit COS tho Hon. nHrloa +. Xano, Judge,
and the seal ~ tho on ret Court " the Third
Judicial District in and for tue Tortitory af
Tthh thla 18Th day OF Mach, In tho year al
our Lord one thousand eight hundred md
utucty.threc. HtNltl g. MCMILLAN, Clorl.
Ry q. ". y. LOOMS, Deputy CLERK.
D. u. H. Thompson, plaintiffs attorney.
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NOTICE.

Wei annie Mining Hud Milling Company.
iuh.
NJ oIIrE.- lurgU ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon tNc fn| owing Hr.Url.II aIH"s Hu
account OF AssrtUWeut so. D. levied un luc .itH
day ~ September a %, ilI lhH several
amounts scf opposite tho uaues ut tue foaugc.
tive nhnfnuu|dUfH NJ follow.
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In tho matter OF tho Est1ie of IClcr Erickson.
dcuuHHuI
order 10 show causc WY ".l.rUf sale 1frlM
cstltc should mol b." Iie
HENKY j. EREkeuh hNn ISAAC u
III Efoasnn, the admin. f.."fH pf thee tate
Of irtcr Erckson. deccascN. 'tHs u'Ci their
petition herein, duly NcUHU.. UilsIur for nu
order Of sale Of all Of u.Isl. estate OF ait
de- udOnt, for the purVusD. NU..|H HHt form, %
b therefore ordered Nv th| f.... inf .1id court.
thar aii rc sous intefcstof . I.. estate Of said
deceased. appear before iH. ...H IrNHiu Court
ON Thuraday, the 2ltk dnE .i NUIN .s'i ut in
O'Clock In tho forenoon oil I iH.. 700 mo Court
rnun VI aaid PROBATE D.H.I. no iHo county
Court house, Ia the citI WI county uf sat
Lake, utlh Territory, TO .ausr why an
order should not DO granite. HH'i admir-.
ifiiators, 10 sell 90 much 0i HHr r.u' CT Itr Of
Tho said deceased at Ur. .4.U us hall ho
necessary, nud that COP. UI tHH ur'cs be-
nubIiaHsd % least four fuH"H ..lU NrrEH iu tUl
ursFurr EyENINg NiNs.a UUuH p1UUr uuutof
and Uuhl shcd ma SAID enc. HUu county
Dated Murch 2let lslL
JACOB U rIAtH
Probate Judge.
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knIlne 10 cREnlIoRs.


Estate " william a. Noimoycr. deceased.
NOTICE IN UrUEnY GlvtN, ny THE
y UNDERLINED. Lucinda Ncimoyur, UNucu
ny a thu pstatH ui William a. hoimoyUr, de.
crHHed, 90 the creditors OF, and aI persons
having claim hrHiusf the SAID deceased, IN I'D.
hillt them with %. necessary vouchers within
ten months after tNu nrHt publication Of this
notice, To ihu fHd iNccuiriN, 10 The Office %
building, ruIt Lake lliy, In the county of SAT-
Lake, ltah. LUCINDA NklMOltH,
FNeUutrv OF u1 tate Of William a. Ncim.
oyer, deceased
Intcd March o., 1903
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Probate Court Boo tud irr atL ate
county. rcruiory o. Utah
In lhc matter Of ihe EsaIe d -l-ln bowman,

NOTICE Is iiEhiHh GIVEN THAI
n John u. uowmnl HdHI.I.trltHr OF Che
tftntn ~ sussr Norman, dsrDH.Hl, has ron.
drfrd fer aettirmcnt nuh N.'i |u aaid Court,
biz nnai account u hm aiH r'.i.at 1n % sam
.eafatr and mutton Tor UH.' I.HfruItuu uf
tho restdue u Haid t.i.l| uWuur thn
pcfeons r4titlcd thereto, aul that tuesday.
mo fth dAy Of April S. Do. rI at Do
o'riorI am, ID the Coart Room uI aHld Court,
IN Inc 1,ounig Uoutt House rti a.r Dlfy aud
iountv. Uiab Territory .hu. boom dur appoint.
ed ~ the Judge of said Cont .Hf tHr. artfirt
mcni 81 shid account and l.IIue ui 'a.t ucu
ton Tor distr|hutinn, NJ Vl|.. Nmr and place
any prfann interested in .U.f estate Nay lu.
urtr ard show cause, if arr iHtlr NU. wins said
arrount ahnuit not he .tlN.1 nnd approved
and final distribution fnhiD N. prayed tor.
Dated March 10. ls1l. .....
Cierk ot iHu Probate Court.
nv CAustis BnowSr J... lyHGiv
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IN TOO Probate Court, iu ana Tor SAT- LAKE
County, Territory 81 Titan.
In the lmaitUr ~ the estate of ". l.. Johns,
deceased
order TO chow cause why order of sale Of real
ratuu should not DO INSIDE.
NJ LCAiiAiiAN,Tuk ADMINISTRATOR
VA oi tuc estate Of W q, .uhrH dCccascd,
hatiug nloI hm petition hc elm. duly VERIFIED,
Ifayna r ln uturI OI faIc of 100 the real
vHIatc Of Ha.l drrHGtuf. l1r thu purposes there
u Get toflh, % b. therefore urdrruh ~ iho
Judge ~ HIt court, thHt tII D. rauuH Interested
in Che estate p' Huil fucHuHcd appear beietr
the SAID lrHHHtn ruIrI ON luu-nhY. TIE ath
day ~ April, IrN, 90 40 O'Clock iu the forenoon
~ fhid duN, 90 UU ru rt room Ui Hlid i.tonutr
court. NJ tho County Cont nouHf m the city
Il county ui salt illo. Jiah Territory, 20
show rIusu NhV ln order shot 10 not De- grant
tI Iu tho rHid nduiutsuatur GO cell an much "
thu real estate of tho s1id dcoeasedRt pubic sale
aH fuall be- rrcrsglry, aul that copy ~ this
urfUr be- published nj lrlFt four rucccsHiNo
weeks iu enc daily utsruEr NIW-, "a MOVE.
plIcr priniod and published in tnld rity and
county.
Dated salt la.o city. March %, i.pl.
JACOB o.. hLAlR,
Probate Judge
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b the District Court iu aud Tor the Third ia
dIcial Dnui.. OF lth, County Of
sAIf LATE,
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Lucky uill Mining company, Location Of nrin.
cipnI place ot business fars City Utah,
LuCHuun o Milne, snake Creek Mining us
trict, Wasatch County, utah,
NOTICE Is HEKEHI GIVES THAT AT A
~ meeting NJ the Hoard of Trustees, held
uu ihr ldih dag oi frhru ry, lHH, 90 nalt Lake
city, Uth, on assessment, number seven, OF
Ng6teuts per share was levied on tho capital
stock ct tie corporation payable 20 tho srcru,
tary within thutY days ttnm aluNt date at
SAT- Lake Cty, Utah. Any norg upon which
Tits nstetameui Rename unuall un inc 2itn
ycrtIsed tor sale, at pablo auction, and uultFa
payment b. made be ore VIII ho sold on tuo tih
day ~ May, 1898, az the hour OF W o'c.oo q
noon. 10 room so ai Constitution Buuding,
sHlt Lake CITY, Utah, To pay delinquent assess
mont tngctbcr with cost OF adyerpsiug aud
expenso u sale. W. j. BURTON,
secretary.
No, % uurlnn'h Court Second south street,
between second aud Third West. salt Laku
CITY, Utah.
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Charles a, Henderson Hul Minnie X. lIcnder-
fou his wife, Henrietta leadOn, bcorEu Is.
hruf ManutaculiuT Company 10 corpora
tom, ngfundnut.
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SUMMONS.

he prtict Court In and for tho Third
judicial District OF uuh Territory,
County OF salt Lake.
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And Iu accordance with law and Tho order of
the board OF Directors made on ihO lith day OF
september, lr1l, sp many shares NJ each uNrcol
NJ such stock Ha may hv urcuistIy vil ho
sold ht Rooms No it ami $40 Comet tuition
Huld.ug, SAT- LIKE CITY. Utah, on
D iIHy, tlc ltth daS of February, AD.lNp, a. 2
u'oIocg p iu., 20 pA' the Delinquent assessment
thereon together with tho cost " advertising
aud expense OF BALE,
JOHN l.. NEBEKER
Secretary,
Salt Lake CITY, January % 1870
Tho date Uf the sa'o Of Delinquent stock "a
above % hereby extended 10 March 10, i-li, az
che same place huu huus
By order OF tno UuHrt of directors made ~ u
day. j. g.. NLbEhLl. Secretary,
Dated fenruar o. 1894
The time ot salc ~ the above Delinquent
stock De- hereby extended 10 Aprl TO- 1868, at
tho same place and iUur,
by order OF the uoard u Directors made tbis
day. ..
j. l.. NEBEKER,
Secretary,
dated salt Iaio city, Maroha. 1870
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In the Probate Couit 90 ."I fr SAT- Lake
county. Tcuiior HI lI.l.
In the matter OF tho Estlte 0. lClcr Erickson,
dcvuIHyI
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LEGAL notice.

CLERK Of Inc Probate Court.
Daniel Harrington, attorney tor sail ostlic
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To- tho Probate Court, in ana Tor salt LAKE
county, Territory % Titan.
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The rcer.c OF tho Territory of uiah send
ufUNtIun.
The herald., 1893-05-23
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
wIGGINs WRITES ABOUT CHICAGO
WEATHER AND THE FAIR.
uo Claims That an Orange Pyramid Ii
Worth Millions Of Dollars to South
ern NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Man
Talks on Buildings.

The secretary OF the chamber Of COM
merce is in receipt OF another letter
from Mr.. Virgins at Chicago, under
date OF May 16
The writer states that the weather 10
very cold and he lie compelled to wear a
heavy overcost even when he works.
and a fire IL kept going in the California
building all OF the time Neither the
building nor the exhibits are ready yet,
butmost rapid progress has been made
during the past few weeks and it is
thought that everything Will be ready
to be thrown open to the public by June
1st.
Compliments are passed every day
upon the Southern California exhibits,
both by easternere and northern people
az well.
Mr.. Virgins also emphasizes the fact
that the two designs, the tower and the
bell, in citrus fruits, are attracting the
most attention, and if they are able to
keep them for several months more
+ will prove to be worth million dol
lars to this section.
SOME MORE LIGHT ON THE FAIR.
Any information concerning the pree-
ent condition of the worlds fair in gem
eral 10 read with interest by the people
in this city. Already large nun here
have signiied their intention of visiting
the white city, and II general hegira to
Chicago seems probable this GUNNER
1t will not be well. however, to leave too
early, as the various exhibits will not
be in place and one will not be able to
see so much as later in the season.
A gentleman received letter last week
from Mr.. w NJ. Garland, dated May IL.
Mr. Garland is well known in this city.
and but recently left for Chicago,
He states that he has visited the
worlds fair grounds, and that the
exhibits are not completed, nor will
they be for some time to come. A per-
son is well rewarded by trip to the
grounds, If for nothing else than to view
the different buildings, the architecture
and construction OF which is described
as being very beautiful.
From this " will be seen that pros
pectve tourists should restrain their
impatience and wait sevaral months
longer before visiting the fair, as every
thing by that time will be in running
shape.
The tickets for the Rosalie excursion
on Thursday are now ready, and can be
OBJ aimed from the Office by members Of
the chamber OF commerce only. Ladies
will not be included in the party.
The following contributions were re-
ceived at the chamber Of commerce yes
terdsy
Loquots from Fred Durham, La
Caflada.
California Beauty oranges, M. s.
Jones, Tustin City.
Mixed box of oranges and lemons, San
Diego.
The herald., 1893-05-23

Prof. Kamame. president OF the Kan
anne Medical company, is in the city on
business bent and will remain here Tor
some time.
g B Scannel, late Of Olympia,
Wash, has arrived in Los Angeles with
his wife, and intends to make the Angel
city his future home.
Charles d. Platt. who is an intimate
friend of Vice President Stevenson, has
been offered government position, but
has declined the honor.
Albert w. Childs, a popular young
business IAN who has been located in
Washington for several years past, has
retu ned to Los Angeles to remain.
Walter T. Harris, who has been in
San Fran cisco for five weeke past on
business, returned yesterday, Satisfied
that Los Angeles is the paradise on
earth.
Fl. T. Newell and family leave tomor-
row, via the Denver and Rio Grande
railway, for Chicago, where they will
spend about month, aiterward visiting
other points in the east.
Miss Mabel Luitweiler left last week
for Chicago. After spending month
seeing the sights at the worlds fair, che
will vsit relatives and friends in Roch
ester, N. Y. She will be absent about
four months.
The herald., 1893-05-23
MEMORANDA.

Read the classified columns on the
sixth page OF the HERALD Good situa-
tons may be secured houses and rooms
are offered for rent; announcements of
bargains in real estate by which you can
double your money in short time !;
business chances professional cards ;
cheap excursions; and thousand other
matters OF interest are advertised. Adj
vertisements in this department are
very cheap, costing five cents line
day, or about half a cent word for each
insertion.
For Catalina island Every Saturday,
until further notice, the steamer Falcon
will make trips TO Avalon, connecting at
San Pedro with Southern Pacific com
pany's and Terminal railways morning
trains, returning Monday. For further
information apply to the Wilmington
aneportaron company, 100 West Sec
ond street.
The best map of the city OF Los An
geles containing an index to streets and
giving location of railroad depots, BUSH
ness blocks, telegraph offices, etc, can
be bought at the Herald Office for 25
cents, or it will BIZ given as present to
city subscribers on payment of three
months' subscription i'll advance.
One thousand dollars reward for any
sewing machine that will do as great
range of work, doing it az easily if as
we'll, as can he done on the Advance
Davis, or Vertical Feed Davis sew
ing machine. For particulars call at the
DAVIS office, 1913 South Main street.
The German Fruit company are the
sole agents for Southern California for
Pabst Brewing Co.'s Export and cele-
brated Blue r bbon beer. These beers
are bottled at the brewery in Milwaukee
only. Ring up tel. No. ~.
The only Kelley Institute in Southern
California is at Riverside. The Los An
geles Office is at rooms 81 and 65, New
Wilson block.
W r. Burke, notary public, fire in
surance, money to loan on real estate,
lowest rates, 2l319 North Spring street
Cup stairs),
Bring your old silver and Mexican
dollars and have them made over into
all kinds of eilverware. Basement Times
building.
DIR. A. Z.Valls, physician and surgeon.
Office and residences, 1875 North Main,
new Mcdonald block; telephone 2S4.
! For choice meats and sausage, try
Louis Streuber, 1873 North Main street.
Tel 100. Orders promptly attended to.
The herald., 1893-05-23
COMPLETED AT MIDNIGHT.


The Numbers of the Pupils Showing tn q
Best Examination.
At midnight last night County School
Superintendent Seaman completed his
examination of the papers of the con-
testants for the Examiners worlds fair
ticket prize. He found three of the sete
of papers of such excellence that
they were all forwarded to San
Francisco for the final decision,
MIR. Seaman recommending the highest
He does not himself know the name of
the one he recommended, as the con
testants went by numbers, their names
and addresses being sealed in envelopes.
The following are the three ndmbers
and their standing; No. IL, grade 81 8
per cent; No. IA, SIS per cent, and No.
%, SO per cent. The papers go to San
Francisco today.
The herald., 1893-05-23
MnlfskilI Tract.

Two hundred choice lots are to be
sold under the hammer out OF this fine
tract, p. m. Thursday. Now is your
time to buy; for its business to pur-
chase good property when it can be had
cheap and sell when it's up. See US for
full particulars. Los Angeles Land Blu
reau, 207 South Broadway.
The herald., 1893-05-23

A marriage licenee was issued to the
following persons yesterday: Edgar l..
Webb, aged 81, native of Missouri, and
Mollie j. Gardner, aged %. a native oil
kexas, both residents OF Los Angeles.
Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union telegraph Office. corner OF Court
and Main streets, Nav 20, 1893, for
Miss Lillian Bennett, @. N. Richards,
Bchweitzer. Henry Charles, 5 Broumer.
Mrs. Margaret Dickson has been o pa
tient in the county hospital for two
months and called at the HERALD office
Yesterday to deny the charges made
against that institution by the Kings
Daughters.
Died--Theodore w. Nicely, who for
years was closely connected with the
city clerks and recorders Offices OF
Nicely leaves wiieand child, brothers
and sisters TO mourn their lose.
Henry Russell, a fireman employed by
the Southern Pacific railroad, met with
painful accident yesterday afternoon.
Russell was working on the turntable
Ind managed to catch his left foot in one
Of the coge, crushing the toee badly. He
was removed to DR.. Ainsworth's Office
where the injured toes were amputated
The scientific division OF the Junior A
class OF the high school has iseued cards
to a reception to be given TO Miss Kath
crime 9. Wambold next Friday evening
from to IL o'clock, at 57b Burlington
avenue, corner Eighth street. Miss
Ray Cohn, Miss Edith de Luna and
Master W. II. Bicknell are on the COM
mittee.
A most happy event was occasoned
IN the family OF Mr.. W. s. Montgomery
yesterday morning at IL O'Clock by the
arrival OF little daughter. Mr.. Mont
gomery IL the we'll known lawer of San
Diego, and together with his family has
been stopping in this city at No. 1919
Winfield street for the past elk weeks.
He was the happiest man in town yes
terday, and was receiving congratula-
tions during the entire day from his
numerous friends.
The herald., 1893-05-23

BY owning home on the Wolfskil
tract you can save in car fare alone
about five or six dollars per month,
which is equal 30 the market rate of in
terest on $1,000 or $1,000 per year. You
will be able to resell at a good advance
any time you might wish. If you are
not at the Woliskill auction sale you
will miss an opportunity.
The herald., 1893-05-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE IOLLENBE1K.

Leonard Goods in a. Cos rove, n Diego: J..
f Dee /, W. ii. SCOUT. W. II. Dougherty. New
rk: i. T. j shnsou, " s. LATHE, Boston; AR.
Mr.. f. Basted S, l. wrenc KIN; A :,
Damp, = II. Pat, NJ. Morrison +. Bark
man, D. Nsnderv OFT, J.M. Lee, Mr.. aud Mrs q.
lake, J. b DAVIS, SAN rrancisco;' Mrs. A. II.
rat Nedlands DR. and Mrs s. Green, ON.
tsrio d. Asnf St. Louis; ". n wcom b,
J. G Barnes, c land; l.. IL Hall, S J. Wyl q,
Nrsbtt. " g. Ferguson. Pomona. NJ staven'
son, Philsde phia; G. G. Crane l.. q. A dfews,
La Crescent. r. P. Lee, Mojav
W. de NJ. Van Norden, New York " H.
,dll: Yum z. Elder, Tbos Barbour,
Catalina X H. iamme, San Gabriel; George
W, Pritchard Las Vegas, N. M; J. b. Banning,
81 K. Knoll, os Anveies
The herald., 1893-05-23

A 10 per cent payment 10 all that ia
required; ample time given to arrange
for the balance. Your coin or check
will answer at the sale. We will have a
supply OF blank checks on the different
banks OF the city. Be there prompt;
pm. ia the hour. For particulars see Los
Angeles Land Bureau, 207 South Broad
Way.
The herald., 1893-05-23

Thursday--if you look in the direction
of the Southern Pacific you viii see a
large tent, which ID the place the auc
tion of Woliskill lots is to take place
Full particulars at Los Angeles Land
Bureau, 207 South Broadway.
The herald., 1893-05-23
MOneN Refunded.

II any one taking the asrten cold Cure treat.
ment for the liquor tobacco, morphine OF
opium abit, follow, our Instructions and is
not cur d, his money Will be REFUNDED upon
leaving t1e institute. Garten G Id Cure Co !,
N. Ontario Cal Los Angeles Office, room 8,
12415 South Spring street,
The herald., 1893-05-23

To accommodate our immense in
crease OF worlds fair passengers, we
will run a special excursion TO Chicago
every Friday until further notice.
A. PnILllps q Co.,
13S South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-05-23

valuable, But Not Costly.
II may save you great deal OF trouble in
rosklng nv 1T. Ne refer to ths Gail rdtn
Il gle d aud Condenssd Milk, regarded by
most n use&eepers az absolutely essential in
oiiltna,y uses, and unsu passed in coffee. All
grocer and druggists % the Hasle brand.