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The evening world., 1894-06-04
Mines at Munson, Pa, start Up.
(By Associated Press.)

- Sia FFehs'D .
cLEARFiELD' Pa. June 4.-The Beech Creek
Rsilroan company's supply OF coal having been
reduced to three or four cars, Fishburn a Som
started their mines at Munson's this morning in
order 10 supply the Beech Creek engines With
coal. Only a few men are at work, and tha5
strikers have not vet i%nterfered with them.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
Miners May Lose n Leader.

: COLORADO SPRINGS. COL. June TT A.
stated on good authority that J. J. johnson. WIS
Is commander Of the strikers forces on Bull Hill.
will hnd himself In the hands Of the unitaa
States Secret Service before many days. IL n
said that johnson was expelled from West Point
for taking part In the haIing OF the son Of Gan
Logan.
The evening world., 1894-06-04
EZETA A FUGITIVE.
Rebel Triumph Complete In San
Salvador.
By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. June "A despatch
received by the State Department from
La Libertad u 'hat the revo-
lutionists In a Salvador have triumphed
completely. and that President Ezeta
has ned from the country.
The evening world., 1894-06-04

Lizzie SauRders's birthday.
Then she told again all about her
McCuliagh's ward man. Mr.. Nicoli
scored points several times. at least in
his W estimation, when he got the
witness to admit that no third person
was ever present when Mrs. Thurow
had paid money to the captains or
ward men.
The nearest approach to a witness
OF any OF these little transactions was
one evening when Bissert came down in.
10 the basement of % Second avenue
and some OF the girls were eating dinner
In the adjoining room.
II brought him out the money" said
Mrs. Thurow. and some Of 1t was sill
YER"
Noise said Bisert, as the coins ratified,
and the girls in the next room laughed,
You had better give ito me all in bills
mex time"
After that, l always had bills for
Sc now you are getting your re-
venge," said Mr.. Nlcoll, aren't your"
oh. no" replied the witness prompt
ly, 1T Is you who are taking the re-
do you mean to say that after paylns
the Captain in January and February and
Hoch in March !. you were raided and your
Yes. II was nice protection. WASN'T
Hook, according TO the witness. blet
the. awning OF the corner grocery sew
eral times. Once she said Fuhr's, tn,
Srocery man, saw her hand Hook th'
money, and he spoke to Hook about n
afterwards. Fuhr was now keeping .
store in Brooklyn. on another occasion
she said, her husband saw her pay Hocl
Sergt. Clark, the witness said, cautioned
her not to let n soul know that she wa,
paying S. apiece for bonds for her girl
when ;hey were arrested.
You must keep this very quiet" h,
said, 'or you viii get yourself into
trouble" "
Clark was the only Sergeant she knew
at the Fifth street station. The other
received money also. This was al
The evening world., 1894-06-04

II started to no out when the door
man stopped me and said II would be
all right II | would pay the Sergeant s.
for each OF the girls and pay him 81
| went back and gave up the money.
ana the girls We're let out. y
After that when my girls got ar
rested | went to the Sergeant directly
and gave him the s. for each girl, In
wanted"
Mrs. Thuiow showed an account ir
her book, which she headed with $40, ami
cach OF the girls in the house contrlbu-
ted 81.
THAT was what we called the .Protec-
ton club" said the witness. ut was
TO have money 10 pay fines and bonds
vixen the slrlS were arrested"
There were other entries which showed
how often the girls We're arrested and
how much each one paid. These
statements were corroborated uy the
entries in the police blotter showing
wnen the girls were arrested.
The club didn't last long" the wit.
ness said. there were too many ar.
rests. When II busted up | didn't make
any more entries"
You had to put the money up before
you got the g!r.s outg' asked Chairman
LeNow,
The Money Shelf.
Yes. I had 10 put IL on the shelf. Thu
Sergeant would always tell me when he
would be on the desk at night"
After Capt. Doherty returned several
arrests were made. On one occasion twS
girls were arrested. and the witness went
10 get them out. She met Ward Man
The evening world., 1894-06-04

After tfat I paid Hook. He came
every month and l never could
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
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Dertbeilun9 Ser SAT- auf oen Waeen
uno Ole Nnfpannuno.

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lit, Die &eibung lomobl bet 9tGber auf benz
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gegen ben GrObOben geneigte 3u9itrGn9e.
@ritere betpirfen bur6 tDrc Ian9iamcre
9rebung cine ~gertngere @6ienreibung,
lebtere nerurI06en Elm, penn audi nur
leicbte5 Nn6eben be5 Gorbertpa9enS unb
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ftn6 Die in 8etrabt fommen6en 8erb6ltz
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tpel9em it4 Ser @agen betpegt, niAt DOQs
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angefibrten mecbanii9en Geiebe beetns
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b2S afa6emiihsl 8ers
zines vNsronomia" in QeIp3ig angeiteat
tpurben, ergoben Tol8enbeS: 1. Die 9Leibs
mGBtge 8elaitung beS Na9enS mirtt
giinitiger, ais bic NnbGufung ber 2ait auf
ben 8orbertpagen unb es iteut Die mO8liblt
groBe Bela1tung Der &intera6le Die
geringiten QtnfprOerungen an Die 3u9fraft.
2. Die 2tnipaunung nit fur3en 3u9itrans
gen lift Ser nit Iongen 3u9ftrdn9en
inter alien 1%tmItdnben 9ana erbebItb
iberlegen. Wtt Der pablenben @ntfers
nltng beS NngriffSpunftes Der 3u9traft
bon Ser fort3ubewegenben 2ait iteigt Der
8e6orf an 3u8fraft. 3. Sm l1ebri9en
Iaiien Sic %9etpOnnenen Geiultate oeutlicb
ben 8ort6eiL furSer 8u9itrdnge BEL BET Qtnz
ipannuns inter Der 9ei9ieL erteilnen.
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31n7bnD

0u perfapfeu: Subf9es Bobubaus in Der gdbs
~ Der station aDOnOaIe, NOrtbweftern.gabn. fIE
cine 5anttlie bequem eingertdltet. Staaung FIR mebrere
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Ober iGul0enfreies uubeboutes GrunosiaeHfbum als
2beilsabIuHg. a6rehe: 3. 6. 8er ISL, Q0Onbale, @Dot
60, SH- l5nIs. BAN
On Oerfaufen: 2ots ouf MISUNDERSTANDING in beg
~ Sdbc Der Belmont EHb Glfton Aoenle $500-S6O0
ssttasss ptrben, gan3 noo 9guni5 Ses Starters. chem.
taAs out 4biAln9s3abluHS 9ebaut. s. Sos, 3inIuter IS
Stoats SeItuHGs9tbdu6 Wtitta9s spiibeH GtHs II. 3peL
l5m3. BAN
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pfoitert Gage: Glib unO Oitfr0ut. me9eH Yreis una
LID on . m. s. 2s:. 112-114 Dearborn Str.
Sonce SuIloIng. 20mlbalp
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
Ncnc An5cigerp.

OIae GcoessNn3eieen, weI3s fir ole
mOrsen'Nuseabe Ger illinois Stats.
%3eitune" ~aufeeseben werSen, eriHeinen fofen.
fret i'm NbenobIatt. Die QnnaRme Don On.
5ei9en fir Sos QbenobIatt idlie6t I'M II uhr
mIittaes, fir Ole mOreens0useabe am 10 uRr
Qbenos.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07
SoOe9=WttSet6e.

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ntetrt 9eltebter Wtonn SO iIb elm @eDemeie r am 6,
9tonemlber, gta1nt. l ubr i'm Glitter bon 80 Sabren, 8
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ftnbet ltatt om Trettag, ben 9. 9tope1nber, gtntnI. l ubr
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&oe, aus mad @racelono. Die tIefbetritbte Satin.
2Eittta u eocttcie
&monba, 3O9ter; @ilbelm uuO Otorio @ebemeier,
Gltern; 9einrtdD lnb SnItoo, 9ru0er, Sun2t
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ridtet: Sin 75iGbrt9er Beomter, tpeIcber
an @e6GcbtntBi9mGcbe leibet, bat 9eitern
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gene @obnung berlaiien uno 1T bis jeBt
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lic6em Sausrod befletbet." Sffenbar bat
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DDriiber lit.
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8cMDrbcm:

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Sipingiton, am Wtouta9. ben 5. 9ton., 9tabm. 5 ubr, inn
@lter Don rs Sobren unb 2 Wtonateu. 8eerOiQunQ pom
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Ntpuut Wtaortp 8irbbof, 8ttte, fetne 8lumeu. Stem
Norfer nnb Senner 3eitnnoen mplen oeh. cnniren-
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bitten
6np3t Sic etbIt ebe mcm.
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NerGnU0mn0en.

DARK Theater Stnte GtraBe, nohe gprorp6-
9 Tlorettce Wetuer uno 9roBe 8urlesone : Snn13
9anp. Setter q @taiom8' Gonleop un0 @ortefn @ffors
@intrltt 10 @ents. to91tV
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Oentfcher KeIIner.O erpin

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nnier college Set SDeniow 9ienitaQ NtOrQen I'M
&lertaner=poipital ianft enti9lofen lit. Die 8eer6is
gln9 fnbet am 9onneritag No9mtttag nm 2 ubr pon
592 Wels=Str. 1tott. Robert 8ae9eL, Sefr.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07

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Glaifif5irte Au5eigen
fOitei biz gu 1OgGOrten 10 g.nts. iebes peitere mOrt
1Geut. StsIenqefu@e frei.
@erIanQt: Nfanner mnO 9naben.

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lanInteln uno &aleuoer gu p~erfoufen. J. S9mi6t
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naoe Sutlotng, 8oiton, Wtafi. 18ot26t iat
Wertaugt: Grte RIoiie 9irurgii9e Snftrumenten.
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Is moboib ape.
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~ fam ln0 cine Sub 5u melfen peritebt. Spbu Wieier,
1928 Ogden aOe, gde Central Bart Ane.
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~ ter Arbett, SobrpretS $500. 100 Nt1uner fir 0en=
neptlt=@onol; so 6armarbeiter. 8tQige Sidets nab
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Pr1ften in Galifornien III RoB' &abor aqeucp,
0ll0h 2 Wtorfet Ctr, pbeu.
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IRAN 6 ii NJ, @obrla9ertn, in Der Splpelterna6t
y qebDren, la9t 8ergangenbeit, Se9enrpart, 3ufunft.
~OerbiHoet 2iebenoe un0 Setrennte, %tutfernt bDie @IufIfe
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ede WtpbaWf Ctr. gIugonQ ueben benz 6ru9t=StorG
15lIuI:S tuio
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Grou 8eder, Die berubmte Wabrio9eriu, eutbhGt
y ouTs 9aergeuaueite Die Se9euport uuO 3utunft
3ei9t bas Bib Der 3ufinftigen. Siebt austuuft IbeT
~oeftpbIeue Sa6eu, 9eri9tss uHb ebesaugele9enbeiten.
Gntfernt bbIe GiuTaTe bur9 Spmpatbre. Np. 582
SO els TRACE uabe gtortb Npeuue. epre9ftuu.
ben aud AM Snnntog. Soils
Abendblatt., 1894-11-07

or. Gnmn @eGlpig, ftoatli1 9eprift, 3 51Beas.Str
~ Sprefituuben 81 uuo 6-9, Srauenfrantbeiten,
Observation-Disclosures &C. 9feue Metbo6e, obue Operation
Ober na9tbetli9e Solgen. GrfOIs 9urouttrt.
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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01
THE RAUB CASE.
After . Prolonged Legal Contest Mrs.
Sarah Raub Loses.

After . Prolonged Legal Contest Mrs.
Sarah Raub Loses.
The verdict in the case OF Sarah Raub
Va. the Los Angeles Terminal Railroad
company was given yesterday in favor
Of the defendant company. This case is
of more than ordinary interest. inas-
much a. it has been keenly contested
from its inception about Is months ago.
The plaintiff alleged that while en-
route to Los Angeles she. in attempting
to alight from the cars Of the company
at De Camp station, suffered lifelong
injuries through the negligence Of the
eompsny's servants. She claimed
$l7, 300 in damages, and first brought
suit in April OF last year. Upon the
plaintiffs case closing, Thomas E. Glib
bon, counsel for the Terminal road,
moved for . non-suit. which was sus-
tanned.
The plaintiff carried the case to the
supreme court, and on technical point
OF law the case WAS RENTED for Q re-
trial. It was tried before Judge Van
Dyke and jury and occupied the at
tention Of the court five days. From
the testimony OF plaintiff herself 1t did
seem 90 il she had been allowed suffi-
cient time to alight at De Camp, but
her counsel made good argument in
her behalf. Mr.. T. E. Gibbon, counsel
for the Terminal road. stripped the case
Of legal verbiage and made a very cam
did statement of fact to the jury. and
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01
A JURY CALENDAR.

Good Order Tending to Economy in
Time ana Money.
Judge York issued an order yesterday
having for its purpose the saving of ex-
pense resulting from the jury system at
present in vogue. 1t will go into effect
on January %, 1896, on which date the
first batch OF cases will be set, and all
cases wherein juries are required will be
placed on jury calendar and taken up
and tried in their order az reached. Any
CAGE filed too late to be placed on the
January calendar will be carried over to
the next term, March Goth, when the
new calendar will be made up.
Heretofore, not infrequently, a jury
has been summoned in q civil action,
when it developed that tho parties were
not ready, or for some other reason the
trial could not be proceeded with, yet
the jurors having bsen in attendance
claimed, and were entitled to, their per
diem and mileage fees. albeit their ser
vices were not actually rendered. Under
the new order, if the parties to an action
should not be ready to proceed, the next
case on the calendar will be called and
tried, and the jurors will thus give their
service and the time of the court not be
wasted.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,

Reception Committee Appointed TO Ar
range for Waiting Supervisors.
The board Of supervisors yesterday
received . complaint to the effect that
J. Kirby of Palmdale had dispensed
liquor in his ealoon on election day. and
Kirby has been notified in consequence
to appear before the board on December
18th next.
The petition OF majority OF the resi-
dent householders of Alosta praying that
q water rate be fixed for the service OF
the Alosts Water company was set for
hearing on December 18th.
The application of G. o. Cleverly for .
saloon license at Burbank WAS set for
hearing on tine 18th.
A Communication from NJ. ]. Davidson
ct al. relative to the widening of the
Cahuenga pass road was referred to Su.
pervisor Forester for investigation.
In response to the invitation OF the
chamber of commerce, Supervisors For
rester, Cook and Francisco were ap-
pointed q committee to cooperate with
the chamber in making arrangements
for the entertainment OF the visiting
boards of supervisors from Southern
California counties upon December 18th
next.
In reference to the petition of M. H.
la Fetra ct al. for the construction OF Q
new road at Azusa, A. r. Street, J. H.
Walmsley and ]. Boyd were appointed
as viewere and instructed to report to
the board.
Supervisors Hay, Forester and Fran
cisco were appointed as q committee to
make tour of inspection over the re-
Gently graded roads in Compton, Enter
prise and Florence districts and report
thereon.
The board decided to visit the poor
farm December 14th.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01
The dspositing Of . letter in the United

the dspositing Of . letter in the United
States maile.
To this Senator White objected.
"Then / can't read English" re-
sponded Mr.. Denis.
The court, however, sustained the
defense, again holding the misuse
OF the postoffice to be an essential part OF
the scheme.
Senator White fred the last shot by
saying that the statute sets out what
must be done in pursuance OF the
scheme to conspire against the United
States mails. The mere fact that the
letter had been deposited, and the con.
spiracy alleged helped to its consumma-
ton by the use OF the mails. did not
negative his contention in the slightest.
For the purpose OF carefully perusing
he indictment, the court ordered an
adjournment until 80 in the afternoon.
THE INDICTMENT QUAsHED.
Upon the court reconvening at l 80
Judge Ross read the following order
which he had prepared and which
ended the Harria-Plstt case, 90 far as
federal courts are concerned:
Zone OF the constituent elements Of
the offense denounced BY the statute
upon which the indictment in this case
is based, 10 the intended use OF the
United States malls in aid or further.
ance OF tho fraudulent scheme. 1t is,
therefore, essential that the indictment
allege directly. and not inferentially or
by way Of recital, that the scheme in.
cluded the intended use OF the mail.
United States w. Hess, 124 V. g., 4S3 !;
4 Fed. Rep. 1894; Is Fed. Rep, 90S; 20
Fed. Rep, 703; 45 Feb. Rep. AZ, 562; 81
Fed. Rep. 740.
From . careful examination OF the in.
dictment am unable to find any direct
allegation that the fraudulent scheme
that the defendants are alleged to have
devised, included the use of the post
Office Of the United States in its aid or
fuftherance. 1t is alleged in more than
one place in the indictment that in pur-
suance of the alleged scheme to defraud
the defendants placed and caused to be
placed in the United States post
Office at Los Angeles the let
ter set out in the indictment.
and also that the letter so deposited was
to further and effect the object Of the
conspiracy, which is alleged to be ITO
misuse the postoffice establishment of
the United States by devising a scheme
to defraud." In all OF this there is no
allegation that the fraudulent scheme
itself included the intended use of the
United States mail, which element, as
has been said. is an essential constituent
OF the statutory offense. For this rea-
son the court 10 obliged to instruct the
jury to render verdict of not guilty"
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01
Mile Christine is Here,

But for three days only-today, tomorrow and
Saturday-and, in conjunction with Ariel, will
hold afternoon and evening receptions at Ariel
Palace of Illusions, at $50 e. Spring st. You
will not only see Ariel and the Statue turn to
life but hear Mile Christine sing with both
mouths md see her dance on her four fetal
for 10 cents,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

For rheumatism have found nothing
equal to Cham berlain's Pain Balm. 1t
relieves the pain as coon az applied.-J.
w. Young, West Liberty, W. Va. The
prompt relief it affords is alone worth
many times the cost, 30 cents. Its con-
tinusd use will effect a permanent cure.
For sale by Off & Vaughn, corner Fourth
and Spring streets, and G. F. Heinze-
man, 222 North Main street, druggists.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

1853 n Main. opposite old court house. Specs
and eyeglasses a specially. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing. Also diamonds and fine
jewelry at lowest figures. Wagner, the old re-
liable ieweler
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

Mirrors, both French and German plate, can
now be had at a great saving on former prices.
French mirrors, both plain and beveled; also
peveled plates made to order All work guar
anteed. H. Raphael e. Co., 440 8. SPRING st.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

Maier & Zobelein's lager, fresh from their
bre very, on draught in all the principal sa.
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
Office and brewery, Ala Also street, tele
phone 81.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

Try our Columbian lump coal, So per ton
delivered to any part of the city. Hancock
Banning, $50 West Second st.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01
L-ft without Bondsmsn.

]. +. Holbrook, who with Messrs.
johnson & Schroeder OF the Union Hard.
ware company. made the complement
Of bondsmen on Street Sweeper 7. E.
Hewlett's bond, withdrew from the
same yesterday. This leavee Mr.. Hew-
lett without hondsmen. His attorney
called on members of the council yester-
day and asked that some consideration
be given Mr.. Hewlett on account OF these
hustling election times.
1t lie probable. however, that the coun.
Gil will take some action on the matter
at its next meeting, whether new bonds
meu are secured or not. and it il not i'm
probable that new bids for the work may
be called for inside of q few weeks.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

If you have rooms to rent try the
HERALD want columns" They bring
results.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

Use Angostura Bitters to stimulate the appe
title and keep the digestive organs in order. Or.
J. G. B. siegert & Sons, sole manufacturers Al
all druggists
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

Buy the Whitney make trunk and travelling
bag. Factory 344 N. Main ST.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01
Orchardists, Look Ont!

Don't buy any trees until you have consulted
Jerome Caldwell, general agent Alexander IL
Hammon's nurseries. Biggs, Cal Office, Natick
house, Los Angeles.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

$50 envelopes, soc; a ream writing paper 25t
Langstadter, 214 w. Second, Hollenbeck hotel
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-12-01

Kregelo & Bresee, funeral directors,
Broadway and Sixth street. Tel. 243,