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PROBATE DOCKET
For August Term 1906.

The following is u docket of
cases in which settlements are due
from executors, administrators
and guardians and curators at the
ensuing August term of the pro-
bate court Of Adair county, Mis-
souri,, to be held at the probate
court Office in said county on the
second Monday of August A. ID.
1894:
MONDAY.
No. |. James Duncan, guardian
and curator of the estate of
Duncan minors; first annual
settlement.
No. 9. Elizabeth M. Webster, ad-
ministratOr of the estate of j. M.
Webster, deceased; first annual
settlement.
No. 3. Geo. Shibley, executor of
the estate of the estate of Mary
A True, deceased; first annual
settlement
No. 4: w. w. Clark, administra
tor of the estate of joins Richard
son, deceased; first annual set
tlement.
TUESDAY,
No. 5. Bette Jones, executrix of
the estate of G. w. Jones, de-
ceased F; first annual settle
ment.
No. 6. j. S. McCreery, guardian
estate of Frank Kirkpatrick;
second annual settlement.
No. Z. William T. Baird, guard
ian estate of Willard, a
minor second annual settle
ment.
No 8. John Burton, executor of
the estate of F. M. LYDIA, deceas-
ed. final settlement.
No. 9. c, L. Lewis, administrator
of the estate of Margaret Saun-
ders, deceased; seconG annual
settlement.
No 10. Ira Anderson, guardian
and curator of the estate of
Stewart minors, second annaal
settlement.
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WITH ONE ACCORD

Governors Levi F. NJ New York. William Mckinley.
VIM F. Stone Missouri; Pres Whitman, Colby Unversity E.
Benz Andrews Brown University w j. Holland Unver-
s OF PennsyVanl d. j. Hi University of Rochester;
b. Church. Bowman D, LII D, St Louis; Ex-senator j.
ingalls, and others are unanimous in approval of Te
historical Novels the most popular history country the
time of Columbus down o
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He treats
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L. b. ANDREWS, PRES, BROWN
UNIVERSITY, PROVIDENCE, RI.
The herald., 1895-06-27

Benedict Long was to, have been sem
fenced yesterday, put Oh motiSn sentence
was deferred to June 2Sth at / 80 a. m,
The prisoner was remanded.
The herald., 1895-06-27
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
ative; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys. Liver and Bowels without weak
,ling them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale b. all drug.
gists in SOC and ST. bottles, but it is man.
ufactrred by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
md being well informed, you will not
ecept any substitute if offered. :.
The herald., 1895-06-27
THE OIL INDUSTRY
fhe Question of Shipping Oil to San Francisco
Discussed

The Daily Journal, in review of the
oil development matter, says that the
question of shipping oil to San Francisco
is bsing quietly discussed by oil men. 1t
is said that some heavy consumers OF oil
in that city will be in town in a few
weeks with view to determining wheth-
er the supply is sufficient to warrant them
in changing from coal to oil, and that if
this proves to be So, will become regular
customers for our oil. The railroad
eight is so cents per barrel. This plus
the ruling price-70 cents-will make the
oil cost about $1.20 in San Francisco. If
the demand should increase however, by
piping 1T to the ocean, the cost of trans
portation could be cut in two. A pipe
line is talked of from the Newhall dis
trlct. which contemplates putting on
special line of boats.
The oil belt is extending to the north
and west of the site of the first wells.
There are several good wells close to Bel
mott avenue. and a number of others be-
ing dug. The wells which have been
completed in this section have turned out
very we'll, the How having been very good
and the specific gravity higher than fur
ther south and east
Many of the wells have been liberal pro-
duce-s ever since they were finished. Mr..
Libby, one of the most extensive oil
operators in the city. pointed one out on
Lake Shore drive which has been accn-
rately measured foi the past six months
the amount of oil actually sold was over
1000 barrels, or an average of 20 barrels a
day, not including Sundays. and the
well is still keeping up the average. Some
OF the wells are yielding much more
than this, 30 40, so and 60 barrels not
being uncommon in deep wells.
Mr.. Libby gave an instance of the rapid
rise OF real estate in the OIL district. He
said that in the summer of 1894 he offered
a lady $50 for lot on Park Shore drive.
She snapped at the offer. and exhibited
great nervousness lest he would not con-
clude the bargain, saying that she had
never been offered more than 500 for
the lot before. The trade was made, and
few months since he was compelled to
greater value. Neither OF the lots could
be bought today for less than $500.
There are AZ wells now being sunk, and
up TO- this tims not the least anxiety is
expressed lest the output exceed the de-
mand, it being generally felt that large
and trustworthy production will rather
tendito enhance the present rates.
The herald., 1895-06-27
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
necting Of the Board OF Directors Was Held
Yesterday

Yesterday
The board of directors of the chamber
of commerce met yesterday afternoon
with these directors present: Messrs.
Cohn. Cline. Forman, johnson, Jones,
Klokke. Mullen, Patterson. Parsons, Slau-
son, Stimson, Vetter. President Patter-
son occupied the chair. The following
were elected to mem mbership b. A
Holmes wholesale commission and ship
ping; Robert Kern. wines and liquors;
H. j. A. Stuhr. wines and liquors, and
w. H. Kreiter e. Co., wholesale grocers.
A committee representing the Society
of Christian Endeavor. Consisting or Ar
thur W. Rider and Herbert &. Wylie, was
given audience by the board. They
asked the cham ber of commerce to sup
ply them with printed matter to distrib-
ute at the annual convention at Boston
to assist in the work of securing the an
nual convention of 1897 to be held in Los
Angeles. The committee stated that the
convention in Boston would probably be
attended by over 40. 900 people, and that
if the convention was held in Los Ange-
les it would probpbly bring rom 10. 900 to
20 600 people to this city. They stated
that it had been practically decided by
the committee that the convention of '97
was to meet on this coast and that Los
Angeles stood an equal chance with San
Francisco and Portland to secure it. 1t
was decided to assist the movement as
far, as possible by supplying all the prin-
ted matter that could De spared and by
sending a formal invitation to the Christ
ian Endeavor societies to meet in Los
Angeles at their convention of 1897.
1t was decided to discontinue the Sat-
u1day night opening of the chamber, COM
mencing July 1st, for the present. The
Kingsley, Barnes e. Neuner Co. presented
, proposition to manufacture visitors
register for the use Of the chamber, the
largest ever made, to contain 1000 pages %
by 81 inches in size, and weighing 300
pounds. 1t was decided to accept the reg
lister when completed. The board then,
on motion, adjourned. tai
The herald., 1895-06-27

A. A. Eckstrom OF 324 $. Spring ST.. is where
you want to go looking for good wall paper at
the RI ht price.
The herald., 1895-06-27

coat, was senenced to the changing for
twenty days.
Foyg Woo battered japanese prostitute
on Alameda street on Tuesday night.
He settled with her outside of court, and
as she made no complaint he was re-
leased.
robbery some time ago, was held to an
swer by Justice Morrison. The woman
alleges that he grabbed her pocket book,
and knocked her down in front of the
National hotel. His bail was fixed at
$500.
The cases against the colored crap shoot
ers arrested two weeks ago, were dis
missed by Police JUDGE Morrison, except
as to e. W.. Myers and man named
Copple. Their cases were taken under
adYisement.
The herald., 1895-06-27
Superior Court Notes

Andras Castro of Azusa was discharged
yesterday by Judge Shaw and the case
against him was dismissed. He was
being good evidence for conviction the
district attorney moved dismissal.
Annie Aphold has petitioned the pro-
bate court for letters of adm ministration on
the estate Of B. H. Aphold. deceased /.
valued at about $4,000. Hearing was set
for July 9th.
Emily Sperer's suit to recover damages
from the Los Angeles Terminal railway
for the violent death of Fred Sperer, was
non-suited before Judge Van Dyke yes
terday and stricken from the calendar.
Personal negligence of deceased was
shown. ~
The case of Rita Quintana against f.
M. Kelsey as public administrator, suit
for wages, is before Judge Mckinley.
The herald., 1895-06-27
7. 7. STEWARD
THE ONE IMPORTANT POINT w.

THE ONE IMPORTANT POINT we like to dwell upon
is the thorough respecabity of every employe in this
house Another important point the everybody
treated Prompt wait upon trade Freely showing OF
goods No mportunng buy. Stocks kept in the best
possible condition. This brings with it good for
the business Larger trade with greater amount OF
goods.
LINENS WITH NO DRESSING
Pure as linens be made. Napkins to match The
prices with the buyers purse. Napkins from soc
dozen up Special values for ST. 50 and So 5o The linens
to match 75c and 81 yard. There is a particle of
dressing these goods An even round twisted thread
They will wear others will.
DUCKS.
Are still the great sellers in wash goods. More
styles Not yard from last Black grounds
with small white figures and stripes Blue grounds in both
figured and stripes Light grounds in all shades White
and ducks The prices from to yard.
Taeta psse and sheer wash goods in al! qualities. Small
dot swisses in white and colos Butterick pattern will
assist you in making.
DRESS GOODS
All-woo dress goods in designs CSC yard. Down
from soc and ooc. Alwoo serges, 4o inches wde soc
yard Allwool serges, 3S inches wide 35c yard.
NEW SAILOR HATS.
soc each. Down from $125. High crown. Bell
shape. Everybody is buying them. Why not The
newest shapes and about third the regular price
SILK GLOVES AND MITTS.
All silk mitts for 25c 35c, 4oc and soc pair Silk
gloves $780, soc, 6oc and 75c pair Undressed
quetaire kid gloves 79c Real kid and splendid tter
SUITS
Are the second floor. Waists in the same de-
partment Prices much lower than before Awool suits
in nice designs So and $o Alwoo separate skirts S.
The herald., 1895-06-27
United States District Court

For further building news read the Builder
and Contractor.
The herald., 1895-06-27
Supreme Court Decisions

Judge Smiths decision was overruled
by the supreme court in q decision
handed down yesterday on the appeal OF
o. J. Flagg,, appellant. in suit against
D. D. Dare ct al, decided by Judge
Smith in favor of respondents. by an
order dissolving an attachment on stock
in the California National bank of San
Diego.
The decision of the Judge for department
two OF the supe ior court in the case of
Frederick Eaton VS.. Doria Jones was
sustained. Eaton sued Jones to quiet
title to land in the Weisendanger City
tract and the court found for the defen-
dant. Eaton appealed.
The herald., 1895-06-27
AMONG THE DEALERS
Reports Of Land Sales and of improvements
In Contamination


Richard Altschul reports the follow
ing sales: Two lots on Central avenue
to G. r. Gardner. two lots on Flower street
between Ninth and Tenth streets to I.ud
Zobel, one lot on Red wood street to Louis
Gaub1tz one lot on Bliss street to Frank
S. Leitlin, one lot on Hawthorne street 70
Helen Miller, one lot on Vermont ave-
nue. to F. B. Harbert, one lot on Tennes-
see street to 7. G. Campbell, and another
Not in TIE Alexander WE'LL Gract to d.
\ Ferris.
M Bryant Bros have sold ten acres of land
VOne mile east of South Santa Monica, i'm
kroved. for $500 to J Millard of Iowa.
A. A. Irish has effected the exchange
of house and lot in Los Robles b. long
ing to r. S. Church and valued at $15OO
for two lots in San Diego and forty acres
of land in Florida.
Ben White sold house and lot at 1926
The herald., 1895-06-27
THE BUILDING RECORD
Permits for Over Fifteen Thousand
Dollars Issued Yesterday

Dollars Issued Yesterday
Permits for buildings aggregating $15,-
325 were issued yesterday those of $1,000
and over being to j. B. Lankershim, for
two-story frame on the northwest corner
of Carondelet Avenue and Wilde street; to
the Los Angeles Electric company. for
one-story addition to their power house
on the corner of Palmetto and Adams
streets, to cost $1,000; to Mrs. j. f. john
son, for u two-story frame dwelling on
Burlington street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. to cost 50, 600; to NJ. j.
Rankin. for q two story frame Iwelling
on the corner of Twenty eighth and Flow
er streets, to cost $500.
The herald., 1895-06-27
In the Police Courf

James McMann, who is drunk very
often. Ewas sent to the chaingang for ten
days yesterday by Police Judge Owens.
James Kinney stole several pairs of
pants worth $40 from F. Blumenthal a
second hand dealer of 312 Wilmington
street, on Tuesday. He was found guilty
and will be sentenced today.
Frank Juastin Garsois. little French
watercress peddler, who was drunk on
Tuesday night and tore Officer Fays S
The herald., 1895-06-27
Ilnma

There are several kinds besides Golfer dams
but the common ono has big D and is used
when body thinks all that good money gone
for rent Come and join the mystic circle of
home owners, Cozy 5-room bath, pantry,
nice fenced lot, good neigh borhood, Pico,
$500; $50 per month, no cash. Chief Patri.
arch Langworthy, No 226 s Spring.
The herald., 1895-06-27

Twenty drops of Angostura Bitters impart
delicious flavor to cold drinks. DR.. siegerts
the only genuine
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-04-06

ell caStig0 que tiene que suirir, no
Sc ha c0nmovido nj 10 mas mini
mo, sino que todo e tempo ha
moStpdo una audacia sin paralelo;
diciendo que no le importa morir,
Sc ahoreado como un perro.
Este Nialpando, es el mismo que
ayud0 d German MaeStas a guitar
le la vida a Pedro Romero, en- las
cereauias dc Las Vegas, desde
cuya fecha fue un pr6fugo de la
juSticia, hasta que fue arrestado
por este dItimo crimen audaz,
Vmlpando ha probado ser un
criminal de un corazon depravado,
y Di0s n0mas sabe cuantas victi-
mas so hubiera soplado sino ha
side por la energia que despleg6
nuestro honrado { ihtrepido algua
ell mayor, que sin cesar lie siguio
la plsta hasta que 10 atrap6 y 10
consigui6, junto con sus oompli-
ceS q Ia justicia
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LAS MINAS.
NnevOs CampOs MinerOs Que
PrOmeten MuchO.

Nuev0 Mexico, 10 mismo que to-
do el pals que esta a largo de las
Montahas Rocallosas, promote ser
un campo fertiI para la industria
de Ia niHarla.
Los minerales de Cochiti que
hasta ahora han sido descubiertos.
dan indicios de que ell terreno ese
es riquiSimo en- minerales precio
SOS, y que solo Sc necesita Ia ayu.
da del capital para consiguir su
complete desarrollo,
Recieutemente Sc ha descubier.
to otro campo minero que dan por
nombre "La Belle,n situadO en- la
parte nordeste del c0ndado de
Taos.
En una entreVista que ultima
mente turo ell cor0nel Max Frost
eon un reportador del DeareI
Times, dijo:
No me siento con buena CANA
de hablar acerca de los prospectus
que tiene ese campo, pero certa-
mente hay toda garantia para ha.
blar Ell su favor.
Las riQue2as de los terrenOs mi.
neraIes on la merced de Maxwell,
al este del campo, han sido conoci.
das por mnchos amos. Por 30 amos
han sido trabajadas las minas de
ORC Ell ese lugar, y su pr0ductO
sc aumenta con los amos. HI cam.
po nuevO esta en- ell mismO distril
to, en- las mismas lneas y es de la
misma fCrmacion que las tierras en-
la merced de Maxwell, y sc han
hech0 excelentes descubrimientOs.
He tenld0 mucha experiencia Ell
la miueria, y soy de opinion que
ell campo de LA Bellen tiene ate
soradas abundantes riquezas.
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ReconlpenSa.

HI abrio frmadO pagara S25I
yeinte y cinco pesos de recOmpen.
sa a cualQuiera persona que de in
formation Il obtenga ell atajo de
cien Ovejas y doscentos carneros,
de todas edades, que Sc cortaron o
fueron robados ell dia % de Fe.
brerO, de mi rancho, en ell Yeso,
cerca del Pine, en- el cOndadO de
Chavez. In sehal en- ell dicho ga,
nado, es del lado derecho, oreia
entera y del lado izqnierdO, oreia
rajada y despuntado uno de los
ramales y algunas tienen un saca
b0cado pOr delante, en- el lado de.
rechO; dirijause a
TEODoRo CAsAUs,
Estaieta, Casaus, n. NJ,
D La NOZ DEL PUEBLO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-04-06
LA REVOLUTION EN- CUBA.
La Fiebre Amarillo Empieza a Ha.
Ger Estragos Ell la Isla.

/ Seguu las itlnas noticias, los
cubanos rebeldes. con esa persis.
tencia que le es tan caraeteristica
| a la raza, siguen luchando para
consegulr su independence lie la
madre patria. La eituac;oa en- d
lsla sc presenta ahom mas critiea
que nunca, y no es improbable
que antes de que termine la
rebellion anbos lndos haysn per.
dido un buen ndmero do hombres.
Para los defens0res lie Ia patria,
presenta Ia causa un aspecto
tencbroso, porqae en- vez de uno,
tienen ahora dos enemigos con
que contender UnO do cst0s esta
rcpresentado por los desc0ntentOs
que Sc han pronunciado contra eI
gobiern0. El otro que Sc considera
mas formidable, por 10 dificil quo
es combatrlo, es Ia tlebre amarillo
que ha empezado d extenderso
Dor toda Ia lsla de Cuba hacienda
estragos entire el elemento extran
iero, y especialmente en- eI ejercito
espahol. Con motive de este, los
rovoluci0narios SO sienten con
mas amino que nunea, porQue
Green que con la propagation dc
la temible enfermedad bastard
para veneer al eI6rcito espahol, de
cuyas tilas m0riran centenares de
hombres por no estar aclimatados.
III General Martinez Campos,
que ha sido n0mbrado 1ltimamen.
to captain general do la Isla,
es un soldado de val0r Y
persistencia, Y desde ahOra ha in.
augurado su plan de campaha, que
es el dc sslr al campo de bataIla =
persegnir al enemigo hasta el mas
escondido rincon, Y hacerle Ia que,
ira sin tregua, hasta exterminarlo
por complete.
Los jefes de la revolucion, que
conocen el valOry determination
de Camp0s, siente va la fuerza de
su plan de campaha, y con motive
de ESQ, la habido alganos de ellOr
que han venido q pedir auxilio de
los Il. u. Esta nacion, como es
natural, NADIA tiene que yer con 10
revoluci0n cubana y pOr 10 tantO,
por muchas gauas que tenca de
hacer otrd co,Quistd, no SO atreve
ra d interferlr pOr miedO de las
mulas cOnsecuencias que lie pue
dan s0bre venir.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-04-06

IA eI arhitraje. Bsjo estas cir.
cunstancias, no es deseable ir ade.
lante y hacer Otra propuesta euan.
do la primea no ha sido contesta.
da.
2do. De cualesquier mod0, hay
ciertus porciones de ese Territorio
que reclama Venezuela, las cuales
nunca podran entrar EN- el arbitra.
Ile, por ser porciones reconocidas
como territorio de Ia Gran Breta.
ia.
3ro. FL asunto en- controversial
es enIre Ia Gran Bretaha Y yene,
zuela, de modo es que los buenos
consoles de los Estadoe uhidos
no Sc cousideran esenciales porqne
no sc considera que los Estados
Unidos tengan otro interes en- el
asunto cue el que pudiera tener
cualesquiera otra nacion amigablc.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-04-06

Acabamos de recibir sati.
nes, 500 pleas; Indianillas
1900 pleas.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-04-06

dan s0bre venir.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1895-04-06
PCCrOral de Ccrcza de Aver.
EX rosIcIoN uNIyERsAL.
TsstamehtO y Ultima Voluntad Do Guada-
lupe Truiillo.

Terrltorlo de Nuevo Mdxleo, Condado
do San Miguel. Ohcina do Ia Corte
do pruebas, condado de San Miguel,
A todos aquellos a quIenes concierna,
Salud:
Por esta so Informant d vd. que el
Lunes dla sells de Mayo, A. d. 1895 ha
sido lilado por la Honorable Corte de
pruebas ola y por el eoudado y Terri
torlo antedIchos como el dla para
prObar el testamento Y Ultima volun-
tad dc dloha Guadalupe TrujilIo. hna-
da.
En testlmonIo do 10 cnal poDgo mi
mano y he causado que el sello.de Ia
Corte do Pruebas sea tlIadO este dla
clnco de Abril. A. ID. 1898.
PArRiCt0 GONZALES,
Eserlbano dc Ia Corte do Pruebas.