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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
A MISSION OBSERVATIONS.

Ierfe Haute. Ind. Jan. IA letter received in
TINS CITY ! ON the Rev. DR. w. r. Walker. former
lnaiaha Metnodist Episcopal clergyman. now at
Tien-Tsin. China, dated December g. says there is
no danger az mat point for the missionaries who
an there. Inc people are very quiet" he says
and treat US nicely Our chapel is open Ave days
OF every week The Japanese claimed they would
be in PeKing Novemper 80 but 1t looks as. II they
do get there they will not reacn "a before
spring. The Chinese are In bad way because they
erals II seems not 10 be generally understood That
all battles up to this time there has been but little
more than half as many Chinese soldiers engaged
as Japanese: so. Of course. they have been beaten
This is because the Chinese generals are ali eoua
general has his own plans, and while one NAV be
advancing another is retresting and they are so
enyIous and Jealous that when gets into an en-
gagement the others will stand by and let him fsh,
It out By himself In any event the war will prove
10 be A much-needed lesson for China"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
ro WELCOME REPUBHTCAy EDITORS ROFALLf'

The Union League CLUB through i.s p'es'us. ~,
-, uor,c. Porter who is also chairman or the
o,,r,,,ee OF vell-known citizens appointed to en-
,srtan the Republican editors OF the state on Thurs
49,. ,rd Friday. January "a and %, has declared
~, intention OF giving reception TO the visitors on
Thursday January "a. from 8 to p m Inc spa
c,ous n,rors OF the club. appropriately decoratet
Lii hs thrown open TO the visitors, ana after ad-
Tresses Of welcome a supper Will be served In the
evsn,nq of the same day the editors VIII attend
Roster 4 BIAS - -. ,.,
ON Friday January D. papers on topics relating
60 Journalism and State politics VIII he read by
members OF the association. and in the afternoon
they viii call and pay their respects to Mayor
,,rong In the evening of the same day dinner
yin be given to them at Dcmonico's, at which
General Porter will preside and which Governor
Worton and Mayor Strong will attend. Chauncey
n Depew and other weknown Republicans will
sneak Some novel features will give the editorial
dinner 4 unique character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
HOvAs DEFEATED WITH HEAVY LOSS.
4 FORT IN MADAGASCAR ROMBARDEp ANp TAKEN
BY THE FRENCH-THE CAsT1NE GOING
TO THE SCENE OF TROUBLE


BY THE FEENCH-THE CAsTTNE GOING
TO THE SCENE OF TROUBLE
London. Jan. IA dispatch from Port Louis.
Mauritius. says that nsws has been received there
from Madagascar that the French pombardcd Fort
Farafatra four miles inland from TamataNe. on
December 9s. The Hovas defended the fort brave
ly replying 10 tho French fire with well-directcd
shots from the seven guns comprising the arma-
ment OF the fort The Hovas finally were de-
feated. and retired with heavy loss.
Washington. Jan. l1.-When the cruiser Castine
leaves New York. next week. she viii be under
orders 10 proceed directly TO the east coast of
Africa. by way Of cape OF Good Hope. 10 project
American Interests Mozambique and In NADIA
gsscar. Her former orders 10 taxi a draft OF
nifty to the Newark. OF the South Atlantic
Squadron have been revoked, ana sne ~, VII VII sa
hsr new post of duty. The immediate necessity
at the Portuguese colony OF Mozambique. IN ease
Last September Consul Hollis. who has represented
the United States at Mozambique since August
tried by the local authorities and sentenced To
vision OF Portuguese colonial law. the prosecution
appealed TO the Royal Government. and. pending
on bail lie was sill at liberty and pursuing his
functions as representative OF the United states
the State Department that the Consul Is arnenable
to the local law. II Is thought desirable TO nave
been on the coast OF Africa for several years
Another reason 'of send'ng r ,nr 'ashc ne 40 ns.
ure Of a French expedition 10 Madagascar Amer
is generally supposed The expor, trade Of that
great island with this country s second only to her
en eneo5 of e 1a@f rhiS @n arce ls' The last Con-
sul-Gcneral tc Madagascar Mr.. VI alier. secured
rnoim MONOPOLY which is said to have been one OF
the causes OF the quarrel between France and the
Cueen OF Madagascar and the dispatch OF the
Formidable French force against the Hovas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
THE MIKADo's SPEECH TO THE DIET
TELLING or THE VICTORIOUS FKO"Ht'H "F HE
JAPANESE ARMIES AND THE PfEPARA-

JAPANESE ARMIES AND THE PfEPARA-
TIoNs TO ATTACK PEKING.
Toxic Dec q via Victoria. h. C.. Jan. 1.-THE
Japanese Diet opened to-day with entire absence
of excitement and only limited attendance. Count
Ito the Minister President. attended and read the
Imperial speech, in part az follows:
We hereby conduct the opening ceremony OF tne
Imperial Diet and announce TO the members Oi me
House OF Peers and the House Of Representatives.
fhat we nave ordered our Ministers OF State 70 sub
nit 10 he Diet the budget for the Sth fiscal year
OF Meiji. and other necessary projects OF la" Oui
armies In expedition have gained victories IN every
battle fought and have advanced by smart drgft'7
INTO the enemy's territory in the rigor OF winter
has arrived. and the armies Gisp.ay iI.N
courage than ever by braVnS the severity oi
the weather and by triumphing over al hardshlps
friendly than heretofore The revision of tveral
treaties has been effected Was our cherishei
wish and besides these there are others In favor
able state Of negotiation. Ii Is our desire that bE
this presen: glorious progress the enlightenment Oi
the country snail be advanced and fcach 10 INC
Ultimate goal Of the state by virtue OF our JmperIai
ANCESTOR You. Lords and Gentlemen OF the Diet.
desired well consider the tendencies OF the
work and to support in our desire by the reaiiza-
ton OF harmony between the Government and the
people a.,
The First and Second Army divisions are pushing
toward Pekng. meeting with a STUBBORN re-
sstance they proceed. The Third Division mas
also landed Manchuran soil and has taken part
IN several engagements in which the Chinese con
Quoted themselves with great valor. Preparations
are rapidly advancing for the attack OF Peking ana
lnsre ~ every indication that the next blow OF war
VIII VII De struck al this. the one vital spot OF the
Chinese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
PUSHING THE ANTl-RENoLuIloN BILL"
r,RoN Won KoEIJ.ER AcctsEs THE SOCIALISTS
or c1oE1rYIXG THEFT AND ANARCHY

BARON Won h'F|II''' - '' "
OF GIoRIFNING THEFT AND ANAH'HN.
Berlin. Jan. 1.-THE debate on thr Ah''-'r r'o''-
r hill was resumed to-day in the Reichstas H'ron
/, |o,,.r prussan Minister o. the Interior read
, number os quotations from newspapers ana
reeches Of recent years showing thai IN" Soc'a'S'S
had pIoriacd theft and the employment :" '"'''
apains, existing society. He quoted from d" Sr''."
delivered by Herr Liebknech' IN I'''' WI
knecht said that Nihsm certainly had iho'"' mo-
, C~ ,ho ac,ious taken In It's name. EarOn Won
Koner appealed especially to the Cen,ri i',. 81
70 the German Nation beyond M the Mn n,i'e I'M
pe,chs,ae 10 unite on a bill which woulh mdhr ~
nossiile a continuation OF such violation an" "e-
r,son OF the most sacred things OF the natoh; ,,
ceneyal Won Pane Military Governor 81 i'rrIlh
has resigned ard the Emperor has aipolntrn "'n, IT,
oral Ioe. commander OF the e'h Hr'"S ''''' ."
Ife f,,.,re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
MINISTER KTRIyO CELEBRAIES Mn h'"IHDA

Washington. Jan. i-Mr. kurino the japanese
Minister celebrated his birthday this evening by
g,vinc an entertainment at the Legation to num-
her OF his friends among whom was secretary
Gresham The Minister had peeh mahins P'epa''
,'. ,or ,,.els for the affair and had the rooms
s the Legation tas:cfully decorated with Japanese
curlosities and knlck-knacks Probably such q SO
c,.l entertainment was never before given IA WASH
tn-,cn and the guests OF the hospitaDle Minister
grcatIy -enjoyed themselves. The people VINO fur-
nishei the amusement were specially engaged IN
New York and they consisted OF Japanese dancers.
iupgiers fencers and musicars. Some OF the per-
formers were among those present d, 'he "or''
~-t-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
PAYING VISITS TO BISMARCK.
SEVERAL CALLS MAbH EY THE KAisERs COMING
MAN"-EMPEROR WILLIAM MAY
60 TO SEE HIM

Berlin. Jan. n.-Emperor William sent his ad-
iu,ant Count Won Motke. to Friedrichsruh recently
with glass cup of exquisite "orkmahFh'P 10y
Prince bismarck In his message o. THANKS, ,ne
prince EXPRESSED regret that the cOndltlOh o. hlS
hcslfh prevented his calling at the oih ,aSilr %"
L. - nav since New Years. Count Nadci-
see who is still known the tmperors COMING
man" has called upon Bismarck sevefsi @ "'neS' , o
is reported that the Emperor VIII WISH hia "''
chancellor al Sch0nhau usen IN Mar'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
HARD TERMS FOR CHINA.
THE REPORTED CONDITIONS ON WHICH
JAPAN WILL MAKE PEACE.
She APPEARS TO BE DETERMINED PERMA-
NENrI.Y TO CRIrrLE HER ENEMy-ooo
CHINESE TROOPS DEFEATED At kAl-
PING - THE CHEN-yUEN IN
FIGHTING TRIM AGAIN.
FIGHTING TRIM AGAIN.

PING THE CTIEN-YUEN IN
FIGHTING TRIM AGAIN
London. Jan. 1.-THE Standards Berlin cor
Respondent telegraphs:
learn from good quarter that Japan's cond
Will provide that Corca be independent of CHINA
sq nqI thu 1aT a. Ps Tsku dsmane
Port Arthur ana Wci-Hai-Wei. and demosh all
fortifcation on the route from Corea into China.
and that Japan fix the fusure number and type Of
Chinese warships. The establishment Of relations
looking 10 a Cnino-Japanese alliance Will also be
required.
a dispatch to the Central News dated kaiping
January TO- midnight says that General Nogi,
who commanded the japanese troops which took
part in the battle near that place. reports as
follows:
The Chinese had erected extensive detences near
and then the centre. and finally by flank move .
succeeded In taking possession Of kaplns
known to nave been killed. but it is impossible to
ascertain the nSmbsr Of heir wounded nE;,A We 9Pk
iery. fs stated to have numbered 400
General Nog also states that Japanese scouts
report that 10000 Chinese troops under General
Sob moving up to support Ksiping. but.
learning the result OF the engagement there are
now retiring upon Ning kow.
dispatch from Shanghai To the Central News
SAYS that divers have been successful In patch
ing 100 feet of the port side of the Chinese war
ship Chen-Yuen. The ship performed evoutions
under her own steam on Monday and fired sew
eral OF her heavy guns The test was salts
factory The ship does not leak at all and is in
good fighting condition.
dispatch ~ the Central News from Pekine
saws that Ii Hung Chang having sent mo
mortal 10 the throne praying that three generals
who commanded the Chinese troops Al fort NJ
thur be arrested. orders have been sent 10 the
Governors of the various provinces c)iniandIng
the arrest Immediately of these officers.
Paris Jan 1l.-Chsries DENLY, jr.. secretary OF
The American Legation in Peking, landed al
Marseilles to-day.
Berlin Jan. 1.-THE Cologne Gazette" ad-
vises the Government Of Japan TO make peace
with China at once II will be dangerous thing
for Japan the "GaZette" SAYS If her desire for
the fruits of victory increases. as her demands
might become exaggera ted that IN" European
Powers could not allow China To concede them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
TO BUILD A NEW VALR YRIE
LORD DUNRAvEN ORDERS CONSTRUCTION
To PROCEED.

THE CTP-CHALI.ENGER WILL BE \ KEEL BOAT
AND HAVE TWO SHIPPERS s-MEMBERs OF
THE syNDIcATE-A CUP GIVEN by
THE LATE CAPTAIN NoTTAGE.
London. Jan 1.-THE United Press learns that
the Hendersons the yacht-buidcrs of Glasgow, pur
chased the material for the construction Of new
Nalkysic several months ago. but that work in tho
direction Of building the boat suspended when
the hitch occurred in regard 10 the custody of the
cup. Lord Dunravcn has ordered the work Of
construction to proceed. The yacht. which
VIII be a keel boat. VIII be named Val<yre III.
Several prominent yachtsmen have expressed
willingness Join in defraving the expenses of
building the boat. hut their offers have been
declined The syndicate bearing the expense CON
siss of Lord Dunravcn. Lord Woverton. Lord
Lonsdale. II. McCamont. and possibly Lord Ash
burton. Lord Dunraven will engage two shippers
for the boat Negotiations are already pending with
a view of securing captain sycamore. skipper of
the tatina, a. captain cranncd declines To cross
tn he anc IN Or hs X9ehi e VIII either go 20 over T
circulation that Cranneid will enter the service of
Lord Dunraven, after speaking at Market Harbor
Sugh tongh will 20 to his seat Adsre Manor
will be arranged
THE Field will say tomorrow of the arrange
for the America cup race:
All yachtsmen approve of the Royal Yacht Squad
rons accepting the custody OF the Cup. The New
deed. seals and ail. The mutual AZ agreement clause
being interpreted to mean every clause the deed can
be wiped ont OF existence If the parties arranging
the match agree. The Royal Yacht Squadron
will virtually hold the Cup II won. as though no
deed whatever existed. The situation obviously Is
great absurdity. but this is not OF the least con
sequence il the Royal Yacht Squadron be fortunate
enough to become the holders of the cup.
At the meeting OF the Yacht Racing Association
yesterday Lord Dunraven was elected TO the Coun-
ell in the place of the late Captain Nottage II was
announced that Captain Nottage had beQueathed
f2.W0 to the Yacht Racing Association. The money
is to be invested in American per cent securities
and the annual interest is TO be- devoted TO the pur
chase OF a Nottage Cup which Is To b. awarded
to the best yacht of the year above nineteen rat
ing. to be the prize in special race, the Yacht
Racing Association decide each year which dis
position shall he made The meeting modified the
rule relating 10 damages in manner equivalent to
ndorsing the Judges decision in the Satanita- al
kyrie
At the meeting of the New-York Yacht club on
Monday night tn subject OF building cup
defender by the club will be discussed 1t IS hoped
that enough money will be guaranteed at The meet
ing to warrant the giving OF an order to H"rrcs-
hoff. II not, subscription books may be opened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
EIGHT DEATHS IN THE STORM.

Naples Jan. IA violent wind and snow storm
swcp; over Foggia on the great plain OF Apuia.
to-day. SIN houses collapsed. Eight persons were
killed and many others were injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
A BATTLE WITH MAHDIsTs IMMINENT

London Jan. 1.-THE correspondent Of the Cen
trsl News in Rome says that the city has been
greatly excited by official dispatch from Masso-
wah that General Baratieri. with the Italian force
is near Ras Manga scia with the Mahdists short
distance away a river separates the hostile ar
mics. The dispatch SAWS that bitI" IL imminent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
TIE BARRING LIQUIDATION ENnHp.

London, Jan. 1I.--A Bank OF England circular sent
out this evening says that the guarantors OF the a-
bilities OF the Barngs are now relieved OF all ie,
sponsbility, as all advances have been fuliy PAID
and the liquidation concluded. The Governor OF the
Bank congratulates the directors and euarantors
no losses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
BARON rANFrY SUMMONED.

REQUESTED ~ EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH To
FORM = HtNGAHfNN CABINET.
Budapest, Ian. ll-Empcror Francis Joseph has
intrustcd 20 Baron f,anny. President or the cham
her OF Deputies. the task of forming Hungarian
Cabinet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-12
THE FUTURE or SAMOA.
xEW-ZEAIANDs OFFER TO CONTROL 1T MADE
IN \ SPIRIT FRIENDLY TO THE IN
rEREsrED POWERS.

TEREsTED POWERS
Auckland ~ H. Jan 1l.--Ircmier r. j. Scdhen
smoke at length in kokitta to-day concerning
Samoa New-ZeaIand and the three Interested row
ers He said:
New-ZeaIand's offer 10 administer Samoa II unsh-
in1ouslv approved by all the Australian coiohlea
II was made in a friendly spirit 10 the Po%'Is cor
cerned the United States who were lnhiileren' III
the matter being cognizant OF IT, inc oerr,aHts rtt
ha We made no progress In colonizing samoa IheI
interests are waning yearly. and the Germans III III
Australasia do not object 10 our pToposa,' ~ 80.
sight OF two great European Io%ers ,hn ,moan
ships TO settle the trumpery dispute: OF tne Sh; Ss;
Nafion ie a blot on civilization. All the nehu"S
could be stopped by few policemen
Premier Sedden complained OF Lord hosepe'S
attitude TO New-Zealand and his attack on the
press. which simply reported an Official regular
offer
WILLING To APPOINT \ COMMISSION.
BIT NEwForNDLAND WILL NOT ACCEPT ON LORD
iIrON's TrRMs-wAR on NEwsPA-
Per- CORRESPONDENTS
II. Johns. X. r.. Jan. 1l.-Important correspond
ence between the Imperial and Colonial Govern
WAS presented 10 the Legislature last hith'.
The local Executive. Ia dispatch 10 l'ord Hlpon'
the Imperial Colonial Secretary. admitted mat Ne"
found.aud W deplorable condition, ana asheu
what assistance England was willing to give
the colony accepted A Royal Commission 10 ihNes-
tgate colonial affairs Lord Ripon replied that the
English Government was willing 10 appoint COM
The herald., 1895-05-03
FOR SALE.-COUNTRY PROPERTY


INOR SALES ACRES, GOOD LAND, 5 ROOM
i cottage, $500 cash.
~ &C es. all fenced, l mile from Downey
$500 cash.
10 acres, q in willow 10 in barley; Groom
cottage: $3.50.
40 acres, j in willows. IL in cultivation. 25
in pasture: 5 room house, barn that will hold
$50 tons hay: good stable. well and water
right. this will make rs good small dairy as
can he found in the valley; $500 cash.
20 acres, all fenced AID cross fenced; acre
to apples: about 80 assorted fruit trees anu
nuts 16 acres to pasture: 5-room house. barn,
crib stable; ,2 hours run OF water: can get
water every 10 days; $1,000 half cash 49,.
4si5 acres. . miles south of Norwalk' ~
acres 10 alfalfa: balance was in alfalfa, now IN
pasture; all under good fence = very good
houses OH the ranch, barn, crib stable ana
chicken house: artesian water piped on tae
ranch: $40 per acre, half cash.
water right OF IVJ miners inches goes with
every ranch | sell, and costs ei3c per hour
while irrigating
Soft b. NJ. BLYTHE Downey, Cal
The herald., 1895-05-03

NOTICE OF THE FILING OF THE REPORT
~ of .he commissioners appointed Tor the
opening and extending OF Darwin ave from
its p ese At western terminus 10 Dovlllaru ST..
in compliance W tn ordinance No 2302 tneW
series). together with the plot OF the assess
mcnt distrc
Notice is hereby gwen that certified copy
OF the leport. assessment list and plat OF the
commissioners appointed to assess dement's
and damages and to have general supervision
OF the proposed work OF openi & ana extend
ing Darwin ave from its present we.tern ter
minus TO Dovillard ST. has be II iiled IN the OIL
lice of the undersigned All sums levleu ana
assessed in said assessment list are due and
payable Immediately The payment OF sa
sums is to be made TO me IN my office within
thirty days from the list publication OF TINS no.
tce.
All asses ments not paid before the expira-
ton of aid thirty days will be declared t2
come delinquent and thereafter five per cent,
with cost OF advertising will be added thereto.
Dated at los Angeles, this 27th day OF April,
p. A. HOWARD Street superintendent.
J. W. Worries Deputy.
NOTICE OF ,HE FILING OFTHE REPORT
~ OF the commissioners appointed for the
opening OF an alley through block II of MOORE
~ keleher's subdivision of part OF lot ., block
90, ilancocks survey in compliance with or
dinanee No 23Ol new ,eries) together with
the plat OF the assessment district.
Notice is hereby given that a certified copy
OF the report. assessm mt list and plat of the
commissioners appointed to ess benefits and
damages and to have general supervision of
block IA OF Moore Il Kelehcr's subdivision of
part OF lot s. block 60 1Iancock's survey, has
been filed in the office OF the undersigned.
All sums levied and assessed in said assess
ment list are due and payable Immediately.
The payment OF said sums is to be made to me
in my Office within thirty days from the first
publication OF this notice
All assessments not paid before the expira-
ton Of said thirty days will be declared to, be-
come delinquent, and thereafter per cent,
with costs OF advertising, will be added the reto.
Dated at Los Angeles this 9th dav OF April,
A. ID. 1895. =. A. HOWARD,
Street Superintendent.
J. w VORJEs Deputy. May.6
The herald., 1895-05-03
Notice to Creditors

VNSTAf8 OF LILLE WALLACE BARHAM.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
executor OF the will of Lille Wallace Barham,
deceased, to the creditors OF and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them with the necessary vouchers within
four months after the first publication OF this
notice to the said executor at his office, 348 n.
Main ST. in the city OF Los Angeles, county OF
Los Angeles, state of California. the same be-
ing the place for the transaction OF the busi-
ness of said estate.
GUY b. BARHAM,
Executor OF the will of Lille Wallace Barham,
deceased. o-6
Los AupelCS. Cal. Anril ). 1SG1.
The herald., 1895-05-03

NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALERS
~ The best evidence that it pays TO advertise
in The Herald is the fact tina nearly all the
leading dealers in the city are rep -esented in
its 'For Sale" columns and they find that it
pays. These advertisers are not experiment
ing. They are wideawakc business men.
They have thoroughly tested The Herald as an
advertising medium and are so well satisfied
sitiOn. 5-24tf
The herald., 1895-05-03
FOR SALE CITY PROPERTY

CLIFTON z. MAYNE-
- 400 South Broadway.
Want good property on Main St, between
Fifth and Thirtieth SITS. Will pay cash ior
bargains. II you are interested in Main ST.
come in aud see me.
Have some good mortgage loans to exchange
for good property.
Have some electric light bonds and some
water company stock to trade for good prop
erty.
Valley, near sap Diego, with plenty OF water
viii exchange for Los Angeles property. This
is no trading land. 1t is the very choicest land
in san Diegocounty; the owner now lives in
Los Angeles wishes to transfer portion OF
his holdings: the land is all clear and has lots
OF water; will take property at its cash value
and put the land at less than its cash value.
but must have good property; will exchange
from 10 acres to 1000
CLIFTON f. MAYNE,
400 South Broadway.
The herald., 1895-05-03
Stockholders Meeting

OFFICE OF THE CUCAMONGA FRUIT
" Land Company, Los Angeles. Cal, April
20. 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the regular an
nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Cuca-
monga Frnit Land Company will be held at
Merchants Bank Los Angeles, Cal, on Mon
day, May g. 1895, at 3 O'clock p. m, for the
purpose OF eecting board OF directors for the
en-. uing year, and for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly be brought be-
fore the meeting
o. c. MATTHAY. Secretary.
The herald., 1895-05-03
Notice 10 Stockholders

nACIFIC LAND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY.
OF the Pacific Land Improvement Compa n
will be held at the oiflce Of the company. in
the city of Los Angeles. OH W. dnesuay May
L., 1895, at IL o'clock m, to elect board
OF directors for the ensuing year. and to trans
act such other business us may properly come
before the meeting.
q, HOLTERH OFF. JR, Secretary
Los Angeles, Cal. May !, 1855
The herald., 1895-05-03
Notice for Publication

AND OFFICE AT LOS ANGELES, CAL,
IL April 25, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim and
that said proof will be made before register
and receiver at Los Angeles, Cal. on June
18th, 1895. viz. Pierre Augustures Home No;
7O22. for the VIZ OF lots 9 and and VIZ OF
SWl4 section 2. Township n, Range II W, s.
b. Nj.
He names the TO lowing witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon ana cultivation
OF said land. viz: Henry Lettour, Pierre Gelos.J.
b. Davies. Pierre Lafourcade, all of Castac, Los
Angeles county, Cal
r. j. BOLTON Register