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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-18

HHOICE LANDS-LAS VEGAS VALLEY,
~ Southern Nevada, on line of projected
railroads between Salt Lake and Los Angeles.
$3.50 per acre. Maps, photographs. PAMPHLETS,
exhibi of fruits, grain. ut our Office. 10y d
HuRIN, 1913 S. Broadway, 10
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COMPULSORY SALE OF LAND TO CLOSE
~ out an estate; 800 acres of grazing ami
farming land in Tulare county, CAL, 10 miles
Kaweah station, on Sou hern Pac' &c railroad
Apny at once to JOS. MESMER, admin S.
traitor. Los Angeles, Cal 2.l7
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PHYSICIANS

NOTHING COUNTS IN THIS WORLD EX-
~ cApt results There is no time 10 listen
to complaints People do not ask you how
you were disappointed, arrested, undone All
they care for is, what have done? what can
you do? Yon cannot make a permanent sue
good stomach, brains don't count See the
niagnostician at 44515 South Spring street.
ATRs DR.. J. H. SMITH, SPECIALITY, MID
vi wfery, Ladies cared for during contine-
me at 1877 Bellevue avenue. Calls promptly
attended to. Tel 1l19.
TAR KWONG, THE EMINENT CHINESE
~ physician and surgeon. Office 1881
South b. oadway.
VAR. GOMEZ, FACULTY OF MADRID; DIS
- eases of women a specially. 345 South
Broadway.
INR. N. C. CLARK-CHRONIC DISEASES A
~ specially. Wilson Block, room 1913. 20
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NOR SALE-SUPERIOR FRUIT LANDS;
u water sold with land in definite quantity,
delivered in steel pipes under pressure, re-
servoir capacity six billion gallons. HEMET
LAND Co, Baker Block, Los Angeles.
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TOR SALE-$5OOO ALFALFA RANCH
II short distance south of city, with good
house, barn, fences and artesian wells This
~ sacrifice, but owner wishes to return to his
home in France and must sell. ERNEST q.
TAYLOR, ia N. Spring St "a
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I7OR sALE-4O ACRES. . MILES SOUTH
II west of Newhall; 500 or 800 fruit trees g.
room house and other improvements Apply
g. M. STEPHENS, room 30, Temple Block. l
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INOR sALE-THE FINEST ORANGE RANCH
II Of A acres in the county, all in besrin1,
budded fruit. with plenty of water; is worth
the time and expense to see 1t; will sell as a
whole or in TWO pieces sac his p ace to appre-
ciate it, WIN. F. BOSBYSHELL, ll6 S. Broad.
way. tt
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7 for sale; trees years old; Enclosed in good
fence with rabbit netting; price, SLIGO cash.
Write J. MANNERS San Jacinto, Cal. % cod
THREE LOTS IN CENTER OF MONROVIA--
In bearing, apricots, a. part payment or
cottage in Los Angeles; will assume. CARTER
& BEECHER, 32SS. Broadway. 10
w ILL RELlNQUISH GOVERNMENT CLAIM
w -l60 acres OF land, 40 miles east for mer-
chandise or horses. CARTER & BEECHER,
3 g :. Broadway 10
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THE BEAUTIFUL GARDENA VALLEY, DE-
i lightful location; rich, fruitful soil:
abundance of wa'er for irrigation and do
nestle use; one share of water stock given
with each acre of land sold. Plats. maps and
full Information can be obtained at 49, :.
Broadway, Los Angeles L. ROSSITER, agent.
14-eod
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-18

INOR 6ALE--A BARGAIN-MY FURNITURE.
4 New and cheap. Call ct 665 s. Hill. 10
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STOVE REPALRERS
HOTELS FOR SALE

n AsOLINE STOVES CLEANED, REPAIRED.
j Tel, ions. BLACKMAN. 4O3 s. Spring St.
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BEYOND THE CITY ....A Conan Doyle
THE MAN IN BLACK -. Stanley J. Weyman
THE MAHARAJAH'S GUEST. An Indian Exile
THE LAST OF THE VAN SLACKS..
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-18

Choice fiuit, berry and farming lands. One
mile outside the city and near the Pasadena
cleo ric road. In tracts to suit, at 500, $50,
$l25 TO 800 per acre, on easy terms. take
the eclric cars on Spring ST. to Highland Park
postofice Our agent there will show the land.
or free carriage from our office to the tract.
ORDER Il DOW 1901 S BROADWAY 0tf
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REAL ESTATE DEALERS

Advertise in The Herald.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-03-18

LNOR SALE-64O ACRES OF LAND-ONE OF
J. the finest sectious of land in Kern county
level and deep sediment soil All can be irr-
gated from large canal that is supplied from
Kern River Splendid for citrus and other
fruits, as it is close to Tehachepi Mountain;
and II sown to alfalfa would Weld 1000 tons Of
hay in season. Inquire of :. Il. HOLTuN.
Selma, Fresno county. 3-15 mo cod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
WILL BURN coal OIL.
ne" Scheme Of the Southern Pacific TO
Kuu It's Locomotives

Before many weeks all the locom0.
tives ON the local system OF the South.
ern Pacific in Oakland, Alameda and
Berkeley, ana probably many on the
main line, will be burning petroleum
Instead OF coal, says tue san francisco
Chronicle Of Tuesday lRst. II. l..
Huntington, Superintendent Fillmore
and II. J. Small, superintendent Of
motive power and machinery OF Sacra.
mentO, recently made a trip to the
southern part OF the state, one OF the
principal obJroto OF which was 10 OBJ.
serve with what degree OF success the
Southern California railway has
adopted petroleum for fuel. Asa result
OF their observations, the Southern
Pacific Ia preparing TO follow the ex-
ample OF the Southern California rail.
way.
General Superintendent Fillmore,
when seen yesterday, admitted that
tu6 company was thinking OF giving
too now fuel trial, lie SAM, however
that II would Ie purely an experiment.
az we can our1 pstroleum at less cost
or even Al the rgme cost rs coal, we
will employ II On tnu local sysls "a
across tho bay" Le salt. ct would
10 away wigh sm9se aul clndefs, and
that advantage W0dId nay for the ITOu
bic and expense Of stgippiug thseu.
giues with the appliances required ~,
the tuTnieg Of OIL"
The SputhGru California railway has
twelve locomotives, Cguipped Win
patented device 'ur burning lalfolru.u,
Auu 10 pIvpallag lu,qgIy M Itssnyiprs
In the game .nauHtr. By adopting a..
the company has tii5p.rl d saving O.,
twenty per Isut al tat cost II It's luri.
me pe,IOi.Vm Is the mick, crt,s
product ui tle oil wells near It.
Augs.et, uuilnlltei IuSutlties OF wliru
can be hal al small rost. ARA. ..
msuts have brrn made ~ tho Uglrfs
OF tss oil wells 70 sbI tho suluIIg lrJ.
duCt 10 lhW ally, ana h IL sa,d That the
sOdJh,tn tag ho Will ue the pr,nuibal
purchaser, Mr.. Fi,hBpge aud Nj.
small uayu nyuted pI. taat to ugs the
Oh bs tuui !Ur igCJmaiiyes ut a cost III
10 oKceei can't Il cal, 40 would have To-
no purchased iur mUle tauu 10 cenls n
barrel, delivered IN lhis city or Oak.
lnnd. As tie oil eau bs mad f.r y,
cents barrel In Los Angeles, li,s
COmpsuy has 40 lesf that Il rln recutr
unlimited qusulilies Of 80, delivered
het for much lees t,An 20 conts ana
effect large saving ay uuIizlus Ii To-
stead Of coal, wnich now costs the com.
pAny 81 81 yer ton.
Ssversl .e1m1lives are to be- cqulI-
ped with tue necessary spraying de-
vices, nrcheI FIRE boxes Of HE 6rirk.
aud tanks for the storing Il the il,ani
experiments win the new uvl viii be
! mails as snIu 10 The eng.nts arc ready.
PetToloun was burnti on tue stesm.
or PieImoat several years agr, and
with Considerable suocss., az Tar as tbs
matter OF expense 10 concerned. Ois
Jay, however, the startling discovery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
THE BODY ARRIVES.
Remains OIL Elder Hall Brought Home
from Texas by Pys'. Kmbll.
REACHED HERE THIS AFTERNOON.
Full Particulars Of the Illness and
Death OF Another Valiant Nlu.
lister Of the Gospel.

Atl:2O O'Clock this afternoon Elder
Elias kimbsll, PRECEDENT Of the SouIa.
etn State, mission, arrived In this city
ON the Rio Gfands western train. 1t
has been his softowiul duty 10 accom-.
pany from Texas the remains Of Elner
Charles Scott Hall, whose death was
annUu need In u late issue Of the News.
Elder HAL was resident Of West
Portage, Box Elder county, and his
body will be forwarded TO that place ON
the uniOn Pacific train leaving here
at 1850 this afternoon.
Elder KinDsil brought with him u
letter written by Alex, s. Campbell,
president OF the Texas conference, la
which no gives full particulars OF
Elder Hal's death. The following il
taken from tho letter;
"Eldsr Hsli afuyti In the Texa.
conference May ~, ls1i. nud seemed
20 have bis usuEi heath IpuI nuuut
July 1T, wien he hat lite trJuOle
win buils. THIS brti ttuuuie didD'l
Lac, long bot about the fourth week iu
july commenced havlhg uhillB every
alternate day. These chil.s were ac-
companied by fevore which would last
two OF three hours aitera chill. Elder
Hall had had five chiils altogether and
was looking for another on Saturday,
August 3rd. lie arc at n. M, the
3fd, ana on reaching the porch no fell
lace forward 10 the gfoui d. Elder
Perry ans Mr. Brandon heard tue TAIL
ana Immediately came 10 his assist
anCe but he was unconscious when
they reached HIM. Elsy conveyed
him 10 y bed tut he Ivvvr Tegatuei
consciousness anu expired ia about
one.half hour. lie wac stopping two
milU5 lfon Mineols NJ the timo OF his
death anu no hyelcian coulI bc pro-
cured Ia time.
Elder Hail was about 80 years old
aud seemed to have q bfOEob.uOwn
constitution. He had y isiutiug tpell
In the latter part Of Mly tut It did not
seem 10 leave any luxurious effect upon
him. lie 1id not consult physician
~ no did act think the case was sut!.
Gus ~ all. Mos, every one Ia Texas
has chills anu treats turm very Ighay
aud NO doubt n L!Itr uAl1s c1usti,u.
ton hsd been ordinarily strong lac
WNNlu nave huN 10 Atoublt WIN lNtuis
He had iainting spell ThutsJAy,
August lsi, anu Elder Perry, be com.
paniOD, wantUi - have him released,
but nc wouldn't listen ~ that PROPOSE.
tiDn, stating that he had had those
spells previous 20 his arrival In TcNaB.
Elder Hall was enjoying his mission
and possessed the love aud confidence
Of his brethren In this conference. lie
was earnest AMI z,alOus tn defending
the principle o. the Gip-l anu
iil mucu good iu the short .ine
no was huGc. H.. desih ubs east
gloom over all the Elders.
His purity Of character shuno out In
oil his deeds OF love ana mercy to HE
fellow man, aud his uns6ldsh devotion
10 the cause Of ChTi,t maize him loved
by oil who knew him, We have lost
Ru able minister VI life aud salvation
and We feel 10 sympAtnizs with his
family, relatives auu friends and pray
that the Spirit Oi God may comfort
his loved Oues IN their boar OF chile.
tK,,
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pose the overcoming Of, and IN fact.
withdrawal Of the Southern Pacific
schedule from 5nn Fthuc'scD to Osce en-
which low vors' ~ such disadvsu.
togo 10 Salt Lake jobping Interests.
When everything Is In readiness =
conference viii be called at which
representatives II all the Interested
railroads including tbs Southern Paci.
fic will lie iuvltsd'iO ave d,
The Ulcers Of tue now permanently
launched association ale: T. q. Web
Der, presiden'; George NJ. Scott, vice.
president; :. II. Live, -scfetsfy and
treasurer. Il. Aucfuaoh, George w.
Stevenson, .. IA. HUI, John Clara,
Henry Dlnwoodey, george A. snow
and J. II. Wnile c0mpfl'e the board 81
difectors. TIE tlicefp refused 20 give
out the pefs nuel Of the valiyus con-
mlttest, saying thht hey were sp-
pointed really more for = private thAn
public purpose and that psts as Outside
out the association would not Oe greatly
Interested In showing VINO they are.
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Alice j.. and Grace r. EImuusou, ~
lloloua, Mont, are Registered "a. tho tul-
Ion.
Henry Adams Is ,up from Ncrhl aud
has his uamo on the Walker rvgistvr
CyprIau Cope aud Miss o. Cope, OF
BroadwRrd, sSiopor, nre tnusi'ri
guests.
Jim Gardner Of liodd, la. is stopping
nj the Tcmpcluu.
II. q. Reynolds and II. lgoynuce, %,
SpFingylllo, ,ah, are booked at she cul-
len.
Tho Walker has Mr. and Mrs. j, Me-
Loan, o' Fort Worth.
san Frauclscu is represented At the
knulsiori 10y ". ". l;uscublaL
\. W. Campbell, Of Dallas, Texas. Is ut
the Ecmplo,Ju.
Chicago people q. the Walker are MIS-.
Joseph l'ugazi and Mrs. T.. 4. Paul.
MIR. aud Mrs. j. e.. priicho,i, OF Mem.
phis, Tenn, are Cullen guests.
II. s. Greene, OF chicago, lie at the
huutsiUrd.
Mrs. John l'rauizou IL In rom Eureka
and a lompiotun guu,i.
:. =. stokes, of Denver, isM he Cul.
len.
Mr.. and Mir. n. ", Dresser, Of Spring
field, H., are stopping Al tho IompIoton
W r. Colvlllr, ~ calcutta, registered
at tho lNuutsiori To-Day.
L. NJ. Jono-, Of Morton, Nevada is at
the Cullen.
- Hans, of Racine, Wisconsin. Is at
the Iempleton.
The Kuutsiori hiss c. w. Fogg, Of
Colorado springs, colo.
Chas. England, business manager u
the Logan Iuvla'. IL In town on busi-
ness. Ho viii remain ior few days.
Mrs. Frank Earle leave, today, says
yesterdays Denver RrptbhcpA,for visit
TO her grandfather, rol, Elijah Sells at
salt Lake CRY, tlaA, Col. Soils has
held tho position Of secretary Of state Tor
Iowa and secretary Oi the Territory Of
Utah, besides being an assistant auditor
Of the treasury under President Grant.
Dr. Karl q. Mao7or, superintendent OF
Church schools, came up from Provo to.
day on business,
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Opera tompaoy benefit

Wouuctisud viii DO Uop,oel 60.
ulght through the kioduess Ut Mrs'fs.
Muloy a Paul, who have ven tbe
use li the theater for 900 vcsN iiep
as a benefit to some VI tue memUrf. %,
the stanley Opera u.suy, wi.
Will present tho lsGRhhtir Uprta.H
farce c0m,d,e. Mr.. fAtu. lIuu uul e
Bugch Oi Keys. Tee l.Jpt. are ..-
miliar ones anu will sur 81 u.vnfe t.o
istrous u Wonder 'Hn.. .Ail tho lii 'n.
yuIites wti s'ng ia rs..f, uu.s, tg1s,
quaftuts aud Cnsfuscs IfIu t.v svvtgHl
operas. Miss Lima CrrrH, Et.ss n s.
Southern, NJ. Ethrr Nv"y BYu.'
STANLEY, tlydp stanley NuHu.
Boyce. WilatJ Dh., t.d S H...
auce, Neil Iampueli on. 800 Vlliu
orcbrstta under tue direction t.! NlL r..
*, Hcptufu.
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NASHVILLE. TOMB Nt.. b --Justiy'
jackson H.. tuis Afternoon,
Howe EImunss . ...a u' JnnE.
son, lie see, We .. 10 Pare, inst
ststr, a. 3. 1879; B.. 's'. .., parents
!. move o. JsCNs tyHaagli
education, g.aluf.. r.u West
Tennessee college lp Is4s; studied law
Two y.sf- 10 the Uu,vrus.ty o.. Virginia
huI ia Jackson, un..f his kinsmnn,
Judge. a. W. y. Tor. anu Milton
Brown; graduated from the Lebanon
Law School In 1856, ia which year he
located In Jackson ntd engaged la the
practice Of HE profession, removed 10
Memphis In 1859, whsfc Dee continued
the practice of the law; served On the
supreme bench by appointment on tHO
uCcaeiuns, ana was once n prominent
candidate f1t supreme judge before the
nominating convention; relocated Zoe
jackson iu 1876; was elected 'H the
state house OF resTsseutntivri "a l-Nl
on tine state credit platform vastlFclsd
~ the United States SruE.r us o Demo.
rtnt tu 1881, Bud served u.l April ~,
1856, uaa appointed UuituI States
circuit ju & by President Cleveland,
AMI nominated Tor associate Justice hy
President Hatfi.on, was confirmed ny
the Senate February Is, 1893, aui
entered upou the duties OF tue office
March 4. 1893.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
Registering the Women.

Deputy Registrar Crowley, Of the
Second precinct OF this city, Is going
right On with the work OF teg!st riu &
the women. Their names are entered
on a separate book aud In case the
courts decides that the ladies have the
right to vote ut the coming election lie
says he " u he that much ahead atd
that he will not have To 70 over the
field n second time when perhaps II
would have 10 be hastily done, AMI
iuauy names necessarily omitted. Ia
case the courts decide they have not
the right lie say. III Will simply lui
my little bluu book asiJe and will have
lOst nothing by my votE."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08
Price of Goal MAJ Rise.

In convcr'aii5n with W. J. wolsicu.
hOlmc, iJfmurly Il the unihmontui
coal combine, that gentleman this after.
noon expressed himself TO the effect
that no expected that tue price Of coal
would soon he restored 10 old figurel.
He believed that tho rate cutters would
soon STE that they were engaged In
work that was Improbable 10 them.
solvea 20 matter how the public was
Ten il,tet. The trouble wa. he said,
that tho dealers had to stand the loa,
white tue railroads Looked on ana
lAuEhe-
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LocaI nmeInI, In,s,,lnm.a.L

10 order That the vlrws Of local
iielghl agents might be- K own 0n THIS
subject a NEWS representative this
lof'n0uh called upon MI. Ecolss, Of
Iue gui1a Pacific, aud Mr.. Hahn, Of
,he 100 GTandr. Mr.. Eoclss lrSnRly
NA'ed that he could Hsy nothing gu me
question for publiosl, anu added that
-li Negotiations IN trsafI 10 II were
'elng carried On ~ ry. hiunIos direct
aul Mr halm. Wbrn ice latter was
zen lie sYpn c0nviueud the newspaper
ulau Tia II would be- injuuicious foT
lln u saT snytniug iDr publication
'nl ~ .nefe thv mstlrF Rested. But 90
NY ',ueciion II r1n he safely AZ
Nt'tu H-ain that tie southern Pacific
'AH Wa'i tmpeatlcll y refused to win.
ia" TIC Ogde san Francisco Isls
,uu' rain concessions asked for by
are made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-08-08

wa tnpue tna a., Hyits 80 t. u.tsfs
tad leury All oec1 Durut l"N 'as
uuat We Immediately 1ytThauIcI md
squ. ucd with FIRE boxes Ho.ignod joy
1Ifu n uU.i. ibis action u me oil
IN the boilers was attributed 'p She
intense heni, and the ue,I- tIa
operating department 'h.us that nc
defect witch yearly usu..I q csts.lf.-
pho on tho steamer Piedmont eau De-
easily avoided ~ locomotives % the
spiaying Of the eli islur,fy souc.
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ART, SOCIETY AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

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chronic niArFhnrH 10 souih africa
Fsr over Xix y,afs was constant
sufferer from chronic dlArfhOoF. tried
n gua many remedies yet .Uund no
rellr' ~ chance, / u0ticed an Id.
veTltcmtnt IN the % w,uHper calling
attention 10 Chbmurflails Colir,
Cholera ard DlRrfhnua Remedy. /
sent OF bottle, and bsf0Tc hslf Of It
hat bosu taken we completely
cutel.-F. e.. KREL Nrcod'Ort, On.
augu Free State, South Africa.
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'onHrnS ruEpIas 70. WORK
-"''' a Permanent Organization by
"""p''nE 'onstitution aud ny
laws hnd Naming Onicer..

Tue Utah JObbers' association IL
10" 10 actual existence and ready
~, WOW. At the meeting held at the
W.s % Colonel T. q. Webber, OF
p. - NJ l. when the NEWS went to
'e's last evening permanent organ.
@Ilon was elected.
Noo-'lluuon aud bylaws were adop,.
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..'."''Nhl committees appointed.
,'A' mW,t'ees VIII at once com.
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sALTAlB TRANS on Page 8


WHO has The nerve 'u stay out 10 ilH
combine and cut the prices VI siaul.
arl AL. sole agent Of the celebrated
Diamond sui ROCK Sprlngs, lSwsyl.
water minpb COslH. ON ~ IS west,
Second South. TeleI hone COS.
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PGrks' sure cure Tor the liver and
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