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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-16
COIuT ORDERS.

VyIRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD
Y IN TIE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE LAW
AND EQUITY COURT OF THE CITY
OF RICHMOND. ON THE FIRST MON
DAY IN OCTOBER, 1894;
IN CHANCERY.
Edward Samueis who sues for himself
and for all other creditors OF Edward
cox. deceased, who will come into TINS
suit upon the usual terms. Complainant
against
Henrietta Cox. Rosina Braxton, and scott
Braxton, her husband, Anne Elizabeth
Watkins. and "; S. Watkins, her nus
hand: Lily Eva Cox, an infant over "a
and under q years OF age; William ~;
Toynes, administrator, Sc, OF Edward
Cox. deceased. and G. l.. Denoon ana
William Ellyson, trustees. Defendants.
rrhe objects OK this suit are 10 obtain
a settlement OF the estate OF Edward
cox deceased. TO settle the accounts or
William A. Townes, administrator. &c.
OF Edward Cox, deceased; 70 sell the real
estate OF the said Edward Cox. deceased,
and marshall all the assets, real ana per
aonsl. OF the said estate and TO apply
the same to the payment OF the debts
OF the said Edward Cox. according 10
their respective rights. and for that pur,
Edward Cox, deceased. And affidavit hay
ing been made and filed that the defend
ants, Anne Elizabeth Watkins and ". ,.
Watkins her husband, are non-rssidents
OF the State OF Virginia, they are required
10 appear here within fifteen days AFTER
due publication hereof. and do what Is
necessary to protect their interest nereih'
Teste: p. p. WINSTON, Clerk:
James Lyons, .. q. ocz-Iut
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1pf';!(9!lHEN||,(3

With this great and wonderful
exhibition in merchandising come
most wonderful prices. The power
that creates greatness forms a cir
Gle that in its magnitude joins the
heart of the community to this
store.
In Wraps alone we save our pa
irons thousands of dollars this
season. The materials, bought
under the pressure of financial
difficulty and governing an entire
factory, we turn out the newest
and most wanted Wraps as fast as
they are taken up by you.
Ladies' ChinchIlla Coats, broad npels'
IS Inches long best made in every re-
spect, for $50
Ladies oxford Ccats. full IS length.
with cloth-bOund velvet collars, Tor
$is9.
LADIES' Brown Mixed Cheyiot Coats.
Empire style, with seal velvet piping
a new Paris Coat-for $40.
Ladies Tan Covert Cloth. for $50.
Ladies' Princess Coats. 4i-inch length, In
brown, black, or tan. for so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-16
WALTON BALLOT LAW
AN IMPORTANT LETTER FROM At
TORNEY.CENERAl r. T. SCOTT.
OF tho Special Constablcs-
"May" and Shall.

The following letter from Hon r. Tay-
lor Scott, Attorney-Gcneral. explains IT.
self. and Is OF interest as well TO voters
as to election officers:
WARRENTON. VA. October IL. 1904
Mr.. ]. b. T. Thornton. Manassas, Prince
William county, Va:
Ny Dear Sir.-I reached home last night
from Abingdon. where have been since
the 10th instant in attendance upon the
term OF the United states Court for the
Western District OF Virginia. and hasten
10 make reply to your request to give
my construction OF the duties and powers
OF "the Special Constable" under what
is known as "the new" or ovation bal
lot-law."
On August the 30 past addressed let
ter giving my construction OF this law to
Mr.. c. Shirley Harrison. OF Brandon.
Prince George county as folIows-viz.:
Dear Sir.-Your letter without date
postmarked Brandon. August "a came
this morning and. as requested, / give
my construction OF the words may in
the fifteenth line. and Shall in the 18th
line OF section - OF the act entitled an
act 10 provide for the method OF voting
by ballot. (Acts 1854. c. 7iG, page
SGe)
80 Special Constables' are given by this
law prescribed and limited powers and
duties.
AS / read and understand this section
in the fourteenth line may IS directory
and permissive: At the request OF any
clcctor In the voting booth, who may be
physically or educationally unable TO vote,
Of 4 -
directed. allowed. authorized, and per-
mitted render him assistance by reading
the names and Offices on the ballot and
pointing out 10 him the name or names
he may wish 10 strike out, or otherwise
chat is-in such way as the voter desires
and Directs aid him In preparing his
ballot. In case said eector be blind said
Special Constable shall prepare chat is
this his official obligation and duty said
ballot for said elector in accordance with
the instructions OF said electOr.
In the nineteenth line OF the section
Shall must not he separated from the
word which follows prepare and IS n
command to the Constable.
corrupt violation Of their duty is pun
ishable IN the manner prescribed by this
section. | hope have made myself clear
10 you"
70 this I now odd that when called
by electors who are blind or physically
or educationally unable 70 vote 1t Is the
duty Of Special constables" to render
assistance.
For the blind elector the Special Con-
stable must prepare his ballot: And at
the request of the elector in the booth
physically or oducationally unable to
vote, the special Constable" must rem
der assistance by reading the names and
offices on the ballot and pointing out the
name or names the elector may wish 10
strike out.
The Special Constable" has no choice
in this matter. his obligation and duty
as sworn officer is to aid and assist the
blind and the physically or educatiOnally
unable TO vote elector
Very truly. yours.
(SigneD II. TAYLOR SCOTT,
Attorney General Of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-16
THE HAIR CONQUERED.
NINE. Nj. YALE'S
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC
ITS MIGHTY RULER.
ITS MIGHTY RULER.

For the FIRST time In the history OF the
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Yaie's EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC has
the marvellous power OF giving the natu-
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the human hair has created a sensation
all over the world that VIII never be for
gotten. as its discovery has been hailed
with endless jOy-no more gray HaIr 10
worry over. and no more necessity Of
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by man or woman-she stands alone n
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bows down to her n pioneer and sell
enlist EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC will
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guaranteed cure for any ailment OF the
hair or disease Of the scalp.
IT Is ABSOLUTELY PURE. and can
be taken internally without injury. 1t
contains nothing greasy or sticky, has a
delightful, delicate odor. and makes the
general use. 1t will keep the hair in
curl FOR days, and creates iuxuriant.
glossy growth and preserves its natural
Color until the end OF your days. After
the hair has been restored to Its natural
color IL Is not necessary TO continue IL
its natural color from the roots the same
as when a child. Every bottle Is guaran-
iced genuine. BEWARE OF fMITA-
TIONS Make sure that every bottle Is
labelled Mime. NJ. Yales Excelsior Hair
Tonic" Price 81 per bottle.
Manufactured by MADAME NJ. YALE.
Ii6 State street, Chicago. III.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Csc HrSu. Tu&Thl e.
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The HOME FOR lNCURAeLES.
Fuil List OF Life and Annual Members
and Contributors.

The ladies who have undertaken to
establish a Home for lncurables are
bending every energy in that direction,
md there seems 70 be no doubt that their
trustworthy efforts will be crowned with
success. In tho appended lists OF the life
and annual members Of the association.
under whose auspices the worthy charity
yyill be conducted, will be found the
names of many OF our best people, botn
ladies' and gentlemen:
LIFE MEMBERS.
Mrs. ]. n. Cullingworth. Miss Mary T.
Creenhow. Mrs. Peyton Darlington. Mr..
peane Maury. DR.. Edward Mcclure. Mrs.
N g Hawes. Miss X. Hawes, Mr.. l.. T..
CHRISTIAN, Mrs. q. 5. Marshall, Mr.. s..
A Ellison, MIR. Il. S. Bosher, Mr.. W. G..
Harvey. Jr., Mrs. A. Y. Stokes. Mrs.
Maria Robinson. Mr.. Charles Billups. Mr..
phil. Gibson Miss Ruby Bodeker. Mrs.
Oeorse L. Bidgood. Mrs. NJ. A. Stewart.
Mr. Joseph Bryan, Mrs. Il. G. Valentine.
Mr. n. :. Halves. Mr.. II. Addison. MI.
U C. Burnett. Mr.. Joseph Lsube.
ANNUAL MEMBERS.
DIR. NJ. u. Hoge. Jr., Miss Bessie Hose,
Mrs Boswell Alsop, Mrs. George W. An
derson. Mrs Cyrus Bossisux. Miss IL.
r. Brock. Miss l. s. Brock, Mrs. c. w.
y brock, Mrs. Henson r. Boswell Mrs.
L. Bosher. Mrs b. Brauer, Mira Berry,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-16
Why NOT Be STRONG?
Do You Know What That Weakness
Means?
There Is a Limit to Your Endurance.
Have You Reached It?
Beware Of the Last Straw! 1t Will Como
Like u Shock.

Shakespeare says: when sorrows
come, they come not single spies. but in
battalions." How true this Is Of disease.
How surely will overwork lead TO ner-
vousness. headache. nervous exhaustion.
prcsirstion. paralysis, and the most terri
bic nervous diseases.
Bad blood causes humors, stomach. liver
and kidney complaints. rheumatism. bad
con plexion. tumors, and all kinds OF blood
diseases. That tired feeling means ex-
hauston OF the nerves and vital forces
II kills II the liver Is torpid. constipation
follows. This clogs the circulation. and
causes congestion of all the organs.
You must stop these complaints right
where they are. II you value your life.
The way to do 1t is to take DR. Greene $
Nervura blood and nerve remedy. 1t
cures disease and makes you well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-16

Fine Parsemontories and Cut-Jet Van
Gy k,s 1T 81. Co. 15c., 81, SLol. up TO $0.1o
yard.
Jet Gimps, special prices at 80, =, ~, ..
80. %. and Jlc a yard.
Fine Cut-Jet Collarettes AT 81, $l2j $40.
up 10 s. each.
Illuminated SIX Gimus at - and lyc.
n yard u match new Dress Goods
LEVY * DAVIS.
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COLORED SILKS.

We call especial attention to our coll
lection OF rare values in Plain and
and Fancy Silks.
New Figured Glacc TaffetaS, regular
81 value. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, -
Double Warp Surah Silks, new fall
shades, 75c. ue...................... %
Extra-Weght Satin Duchcsse, H.S
value Observation-Disclosures. ,'''''SA'
High-class Novelty silks. in a choice
line Of new designs, different colors
I'm sprays and figures, regular sl.25
grade, aL........s..'ssss's''s ss''' "
Satin Duchesse. new floral designs.
Taifeta silks, exquisite stripes and
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TIE COHEN GO.


sure cure for all MALARIAL diseases, such as
Chills, Fever and Asus. Loss OF Appetite, By
iousness and Dyspeptic Disorders, fains IN tne
hal my
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orders for printing sent to the DIS
pa,eh Company will be given prompt pa az.
t~nt,on. and the style Of work ana price"
vii Le sure 70 please YOU ..... 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-16
NEW CAPES.

to be $597.
Tan Beaver Double Capes. with velvet
collars. only $50. ,.,.
Golf CapeA, in mixed cheViotS, WIN
plaid silk hoods. for SOS.
St.rling-SilveT Rings for Ladies' or Chil-
dren. In assorted designs. all new, for
sc; vau- from 70 10 15c.
Tne New Meph,sto Ring. sterling or
sterling gifted, worth 81, for @5c.
Tortoise Hair Combs. mounted WIN
sterling silver. value s., Tor 9Ac.
Brownie St!ck-Pins. in sterling silver
Every sort Of Jewelry for just such
values.
There is a Mourning Fabric here
that is attached to every goodness.
Hundreds of the best sorts and
not road to 90 wrong. New
prices do the work to great bust
ness.
Priestley's Silk-Warp Eudora, 10 inches
wide. for Sc.
= inches wide $40.
Figured Crepe Cloth, 20 inches wide, Tor
i9c., ana all wool.
Worsted and AEohair Estrellette Priest
lcys. 4 inches wide. for $l45.
Prlestley's Merlno CCupine, for N.l'.
Atwood French Serge, 10 inches "ide'
for 4Sc.
Prlestiey's Mourning Henrietta, A inches
wide. worth 81 ~. for 1Jc.
An-Wool French rye, 50 inches VICE.
Ail-WooI Storm Serge for 29c.. with
dozens Of other sorts At similar re-
duc-d values.
Got to buy a WEDDING PRES
ENT? Visit our HOUSEWARE
DEPARTMENT. and we wager
you can be suited in a few mo-
ments. Such an array OF beautl-
ful wares has never before been
seen in this city. 1t dazzleS the
eyes to see the Brilliant Cut Glass,
the Handsome Ornament Pieces IN
wares made in all parts OF Europe,
the lfe.like Statuary in Italian
Marble, the beautiful Royal Dres-
den Ware made into exquisite
Lamps, Candsiabra, Fruit-Dishes.
Cabinet Ornaments, &c; the
Handsome Dinner and lea.SetS
in French. Carlsbad, English, and
American China the three nun
dred and twenty-five various styles
Cups and SaucerS in Atter.Dlnner.
Chocolate, and Tea Shapes, &c..
&c. And while the assortment IS
GREAT the prices are EASY.
New BANQUET LAMPS-Phe.
nomenal values.
Solid Brass Banquet-Iamps. fancy bot
tom, embossed head, and fancy column,
$.I6; value. So
Solid Brass Banquet-Lamps. niigree
fount. and fancy bottom. embossed
column, and worth 81. for S3.le.
Solid Brass Banquet-Lamps, gold plated
with combination OF onyx, s5.9s; value
50. and so on up 10 Sc. for something
extremely handsome and novel ana
worth $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-16

BOYS SUITS.
BOYS KNEE-pANTS.
BOYS CAPS,
BOYS REEFERS.
BOYS OVERCOATS,
BOYS KILT SUITS.
II you want good, well-made Clothing
for your boys, You can cave money ny
buying OF
LEVY Sc DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-16
CLOAKs! CLOAKs!

Everything New and Fashionable in High,
Medium. and Low-Pric"d Goods.
ALL THE NEW SHAPES.
Whatever YOU may fancy you can find
It here.
Plush Capss. some very elegant
Misses Grctchens Jackets, and New
markets. Prices 10 suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-16

FUR CAPEs: Fur CAPEs!
No stock 50 complete as ours.
ASTRACHAN,
ELECTRIC SEAL,
FRENCH CONEY.
All lengths-22 to 80 inches
Our low prices viii astonish YOU
LEVY * DAVIS.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT
ID LY EXECUTED AT TEE DISPATCH
PKINTlNG.HOUSE
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o'ss-Ayenue reported one conversion
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FOR 4ALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Csc 2-Su. TukErhl
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II rs understood that the pastors ana
committees Of the Christian churches
tnat r4vo been planning and working 50
l.re ,o be ready % welcome the many
DELEGATES ana visitors 10 the national
convention. which Is to convene at Sc
v-n.n-Street Christian church on FRIDAY
morning october 18th have the WORK
Wen In hand. They are expecting q large
number OF ministers ana any OF the CITY
pastors who wish supplies for next sun
Gay would 10 well to send their REQUESTS
1, Rev. Jahcz Hall. pastor S~venth-Street
Christian church. There VIII D. W.
come service - the visitors 1hur'i"F
night
The herald., 1894-06-30
VOLUME XII.

In Los Angeles County.
Number. Name and Description. Amount.
39937 Louis Finck, in Electric Rail-
way Homestead association,
lot 10, block 24.........,.S 76s
In Howes tract, lot 80, block
u ~
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Number Name and Description. Amount
cd north by county road and
Chavez. east by Mesmer and
Machado, south by Machado.
west by Machado. $ 30 ~
S9766 Edwin Brown, $50 acres of
land being northwest u
of section is, township
mortgage interest created by
mortgage, rccordedin book
296, page 100, mortgages
Of Los Angeles county ....... 30
In Pomona city.
331iS Dewitt Crank, in Lambie's
subdivision of tlock So Po-
mona, lot ., block B, for poll
ssso1 B Edgar, in Pomona. lot 5.
block 81, for poll tax......... 30
In Los Angeles County.
$500 Andrew Squire, in rancho
Santa Gcrtrudes, 10 acres of
land. being southwest x Of
northeast Y of southwcstN
section 10, township $ south,
range IL west, for poll tax. 90
3s970 Henry Redneld In rancho
Santa Gertrudes. II acres OF
land, bounded north by Nor
rson, east by New river,
south by Morrison, west by
Van Buren, & Smart for poll
tax, .................. 90
1929 Charles Norton, so acres OF
land. being southeast q OF
section ~, township north,
range IL west for poll tax. 90
$3.50 I Monroe PASSIONS, in Paso de
Bartolo. 80 acres of Land,
bounded north by William
Moss, east and south by %
Passions, west by county
road for poll tax. .............. 90
The herald., 1894-06-30

Number. Name and Description. Amount
Lot 10, block 179 ............$ 81
3S0s5 John NJ Ferletter. in Redondo
Beach, lot 80, block 20S, for
personal property tax and
for poll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 81
The herald., 1894-06-30
In Santa Monica olty.

Being interest created by
mortgage recorded in book
2s6, page 316, of mortgages,
Los Angeles county records.
3SIS4 Mrs Anita Collins and d Col
Inns, in South Santa Monica,
lot Ia, block 3, and for per-
sonal property tax and for
poll tax........ ...........
The herald., 1894-06-30
In Pomona City.

In San Jose ranch, 30 acres OF
land, bounded north ny land
of Pomona Land and Water
company. east by land OF Al
kire and city park, south by
Orange Grove avenue, west
by land Of Armstrong. ....... ]
In Long Beach City.
Lot Is, block 1872.
Lot Is, block 1872. ............
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In Los Angeles City

s7903 Annie F Morrison, in Pioneer
Building Lot association, lot
%, lock 3, being interest
created by mortgage, record
ed in book 1856, page 20J, Of
mortgages, Los Angeles
county records. ..............
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In Los Angeles Oounty.

In Los Angeles Oounty.
l45 acres of land, bel g lots /
and g, and southwest OF
southeast 4 and south asst
4 OF southwest Il of fraction
al section ~, township l
north, range west $500:
In San Jose ranch, 366 47-100
acres of land bounded north
by town of Lordsburg, east
by land of Alvarado. south
by land of self, west by land
of Carbon, and for personal
property tax...........
3S663 L Quimby, 40 acres Of land.
being lot L of northwest 4
OF northwest 4 of section 81,
township south, range Is
west ..........
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In Pomona City
In Monrovia City.

1927 John H Mills, in Thomas q
Monroe's addition to Monro-
via, lot 2, block /, for per-
sonal property tax. .....
1884 Los Angeles Savings Bank, in
Monrovia, lot 5. block o,
being interest created by
mortgage recorded in book
$50, page So, of mortgages,
Los Angeles county records.
3S242 George T Hall, in Banana adj
dition to Monrovia tract.
acres OF land, being lot F, for
personal property taxi.
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In Los Angeles County.

10 acres OF land bounded
north by Tonner, east by
self, west by Packard's Or
ange Grove tract, west by
Phi1lina "
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In Los Angeles County.

STOOL Mrs Della McGregory, In Elec-
trio Homestead association,
lot u, block 19.............
In Ivanhoe, lot 3, block H..
The herald., 1894-06-30
In Los angeles County.

In Jefferson-street tract, lot 8,
block 3, and for personal
property tax.
8s017 George r Paulk, in Lanker-
shin Rancho Land and Wa
ter company's subdivision of
east 1900 acres of south
half of rancho ex-Mission de
San Fernando, east 10 acres
of lot %. ...... ...
sS035 Peoples Home Savings Bank,
100 acres OF land, being
northeast u OF section S,
township l south, range 10
west. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
20 acres of land, being west u
of southwest "a Of northwest
u Of section A, township l
south, range 10 west. =.
Being interest created by
mortgage recorded in book
2S6, page 235, OF mortgages,
Los Angeles county records,
In Redondo Beach City.
Ss0s7 Jetty L Harris, in Redondo
Beach. lot 81, block l79, for
personal property tax .....,
88o8S Union Mutual Building and
Loan association, in Redondo
Beach, lot 81, block ITO, be-
ing interest created by mort
gage recorded IN block a45,
page 10 /, of mortgages, Los
angeles county records ...
SS0S9 stillman Thomas, in Redondo
Reach, lot 1s, block l79. -.
The herald., 1894-06-30

In Pasadena City.
3slb7 Henry J Hosmer, in Bixby
tract subdivision, lot 5, re-
plat lot 8, block J, San Pas
quail tract, being in
terest created by mortgage
recorded in book 1926, page
80 of mortgages, Los An
geles county records -.
BS1ee Mary Splitter, in Millard's re-
subdivision of lots is, 10
and of Millard's subdivis-
ion, division B, San Gabriel
Orange Grove association.
lot IA, and for personal pro p
erty tax ......................
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I. Pomona oity.

5s127 Mrs Susan B warren, in Loop
d Mvs-rvc tract, Is acres VI
land. being the north OF
the west rs $1,000 acres of
lot 35 and for personal prop
eTty TAX.
The herald., 1894-06-30
In Los Angeles County.

3-ssI Horace D Everest, in Temple
& Gibson tract, 20 acres OF
land, being north 20 acres Of
southwest 4 of lot K being
interest created by mort
gage, recorded in book 1913,
page SO, OF mortgages, Los
Angeles county records.
37s76 Mary H Lyons, in Yorba and
Paige tract. lot >, b ock 1, for
personal property tax........
The herald., 1894-06-30
In Los Angeles City,

In Los Angeles City,
In Beaudry tract, north 60
feet OF east $50 feet of lot 1,
DlOCk . .......s.
In Pioneer Building Lot as
ISOLATION, lot %, block g..
In Los Angeles County,
In Lewis subdivision Villa,
lot Is, American Colony
tract, lot II, block 1......
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In Los Angeles County.
In Los Angeles City.

1887 T Naramore, in Victor
Heights tract, lot 10. ......
In Ord's survey, west Is feet
OF south 81 feet of north 66
feet of lot 3, block A..
In Victor Heights tract, lot
lo9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Lot
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In Santa Monica City.

S7954 F. Ryan, IN Lucas tract,
acres, be ng south 4 of north
u of lot %. ..................
In Vawter's subdivision of
Lucas tract, lot IL, being in
terest created by mortg ge,
recorded in book 30S, page
Al, of mo tgages, Los Ange-
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In Pomona City.

1887 Alfredo A Alvsrado. in Alva-
RADIO tract. 35 acres Of land
bounded north by Susan L
Mills and Murchison avenue,
east and south by Nesbit,
Phelan, Tonner county road
and Packard's Orange Grove
tract, west by Mills and
Packard's Orange Grove
tract ....... ..............
81 acres of land bound north
by Tonner, east by Mills and
Adams, south by Packards
Orange Grove tract, west by
The herald., 1894-06-30

87966 Mrs L NJ Day, in Fort Hill tract,
lot 4, block II, being mort
gage interest created by
mortgage recorded in hook
302, page 80, of mortgages,
Los Angeles county records.
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created by q mortgage re-
corded book 154, page ITS,
of mortgages Of Los Angeles
county.
8eoSb William II Freer, in Freer
tract II acres Of land.
being the west " of
II block G, being a mortgage
interest created by mort
gage recorded in book 25O
10 page 1877, OF mortgages of Los
Angeles county,.
1892 Isaac H Preston, in Lanker-
SHIN Rancho Land and Wat
er company's subdivision Of
east 1900 acres of sou h a
~ Rancho ex-Mission de San
Fernando, 40 acres Of land,
being lot IL. and for person.
al property tax ...............
1869 Sebastian Dumller, $40 acres
of land, being the south a Of
"a section %. township 6 north.
range I6 west and for per-
sonal property tax. :...;.
390<b II Davis, IL acres OF land,
bounded north by Davis and
Musse, east by Rudisil south
n by La Puente grant line, west
by Rowell, being in lots |
and 2, fractional section IL,
township l south, range 10
ssese Joseph scholz. in east Santa
= Monte $500 acres OF
land being lot 4, block AZ :.
70 Lot 6, block At 49,. .....-.
897ll william HoskIns in Lanker-
SHIN Ranch Land and Water
10 company's subdivision OF
east ~, 900 acres OF south a
Rancho Elk Mission de San
Fernando, 10 acres OF land,
being west 0acres Of lot 203
and personal property tax ;.
LS 39727 Thomas Hobson, in north
east Pomona tract 30 acres
OF land, being west 3s OF lot
"a In Pomona tract, acres OF
land being all OF lot ......
In Loop & Meserve tract,
3 98.iOo acres of land, be-
ing east 1893 acres
of lot IA, being u
mortgage interest created
by mortgage recorded
10 in book 1863 page 8 OF NOR
tgages, Los Angeles county
397xS John and Casper Egloff, in
Newhall, lot l, block 23..
Lot IL, block %, being mort
gage interest created by
mortgage recorded in book
339, page 70, OF mortgages
OF Los Angeles county -.
397A3 Mrs Lucy A Sanford, in Rancho
La Ballona, 233 acres, bound =