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The herald., 1896-03-07
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.
SHERIFF'S SALE.


sHERIFF's SALE.
No. oI,650
Albert c. JONES' trustee Of the Los Angeles Fur
nture Company. plaintiff VS.. Julia Il, Strne. Geo
w. Strine, her husband, and " W. Guercio de-
fendants,
order of sale and decree of foreclosure and sale
Under AMI by virtue of an order of sale and de-
cree of foreclosure and sale, issued out of the
superior conrt OF Ihc county of Los Angeles OF the
state OF Cali ornia on the 81 day of March, \. u.
1896. in the above entitled action, wherein Albert
e. Jones, trustee of lhe Los Angeles Furniture
Company, the above named plaintin obtained II
judgment and decree of foreclosure and sale
..st day of February, A. u. 1896, for the sum of
thirteen hundred thirty five and 2i-lU0 dollars gold
coin OF lhe United States which said decree was,
on the 2lth day of February, A. II. 1896 recorded
in Judgmen. Book 81 of said court at mage o. / am
commanded 10 sell all those certain lots. pieces or
parcels OF land situate, lying and being in the
county of Los Angeles, state of California, and
bounded and described as follows: Lots forty six
(46l ana forty 40 of section thirty-onc (3l
of the Palmdale Colony lands, in township SIN (G1
norh, range eleven t1l west :. b. n in the
map recorded in book eleven (lD pages eleven IN
and Twelve 12), Miscellaneous Records of said
county, excepting thcreirom the northwest guar
ter of said lot torty-seven 90. Together with all
and singular the tcnemenls, heredtamentS and
appur cnauces thereunto belonging or in anywse
appettainlng.
the 3Jth day of Marcel \. ID. 1896 ut II O'Clock M.
of that day in front oi the court house door of The
county OF Los Angeles broadway entrance viii.
in obedience to said order OF sale and decree of
foreclosure and sale, sell the above described prop
cry. or SO mucn thereof MS may be necessary 10
satisfy said Judgment, with interest aud costs.
etc. to the highest and best bidder Tor cash gold
coin OF the Unilpd States.
Dated tins tth day OF March, 1896.
JOHN BURR,
sheriff OF Los Angeles County.
BY G. W. FLEMING. Deputy sheriff.
CREIGHTON, DAVIS IL BARWELL.
7-I4el IS Attorneys for Plaintif
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Pursuant to the request Of 600 citi-
zens, the committee met and organizsds
and the following call was unanimous
ly adopted:
"All citizens who favor non-psrti-
san management of our city affairs,
and who desire the cleanest city gov
ernment on strict business basis, in
the hands of the best men available,
without regard to party affiliations,
are invited to meet in their respective
precincts on Saturday evening, March
Z, 1896, at 1880 o'clock, and appoint Is
delegates in each precinct to represent
them in convention to be held Mon
day evening, March 8, 1896, at 7:3O
o'clock in the tabernacle, to nominate
candidates for the various city offices
to bs filled at the approaching election.
"The following meeting places are
designated for the several precincts:
"First precinct Lake Vineyard
Water company's office, 1876 E. Colo
RADIO.
Second precinct = Brick building
east side Of Fair Oaks north Of Union
street. ,ia..at.
Third precinct-Recorder's court.
room, city hall.
Fourth precinct-New Mills build
ing, southwest corner Colorado and
Delacy streets.
Fifth precinct-South room Smith
building, southwest corner Fair Oaks
and Green.
"S!xth precinct = Delays black
smith shop, 4S s. Broadway
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WIN. +. BOSBYSHELL d CO.
107 S. BROADWAY,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.
RANCHES RANCHES RANCHES


RANCHES. RANCHES. RANCHES.
No dollhouse and 9-acre ranch at Alhambra
$1,000.
No. 1oo2-House and 5 acres at Alhambra: $1,000.
No. 100S-l1acre ranch near Raymond Hotel; 10
acres in oranges, lemons and olives.
No 1o0i-1oacre ranch in Fresno county, near
Reedley; will sell or trade at $500.
No 1oo5-li-acre ranch with lO-room modern
house, near Pasadena; s11 500.
No 1006-l9acre ranch in Altadena, mostly lem
ons; ga shares water stock with each acre;
will sell all or part cheap
No 1001-10acre ranch on Azusa road; $50 gum
trees; $50 per acre.
No 1o0s-71a acres near Eagle Rock; sandy loan :;
excellent fruit land will sell or trade for CITY
property.
No looo-lS acres near Long Beach; good alfalfa
land; $500.
No 1OIO-iO acres good alfalfa land near Long
Beach at $500.
No. l0ll-40 adjoining No. 1909; good alfalfa
land near Long Beach, at $4,000.
No. 1OI2-A large selection oi choice alfalfa land
near Long Beach, at low figures, in i0.acre
good lots and comfortable house at Long Beach
for sllOl.
IS lots at Santa Monica to trade for city property
A beautiful orange and lemon ranch OF nearly
81 acres; other fruits in profuson; near Vernon
street cars; ranch be made to pay iO0o per
year, can be subdivided TO advantage; look this
up. it will pay you.
CALL on OR ADDRESS
WM. Il. BoSBYSHELL & CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
lO7 S. BROADWAY.
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Around the Orange Belt sac,

Around the Orange Belt So. o5
The new ticket on the Southern PaciGc's
inside track. Los Angeles by Grafton and
return. Stops at Pasadena, Duarte. Co
vina, Pomona, Riverside, San Bernardipo,
Redlands, etc. Ten-day limit.
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE


Rates for advertisements under this classitca-
ton / time cents per line week, 50 GEMS per
line; month 81 per line.
Houses and Lots
CulvHrs
REAL ESTATE BAReA1SA
Here are few of Culver's
special offerings
s5oOo-Corner on Seventh ST.. 1co feet frontage by
III feet deep; this side of Union ave.
s27oO-6o feet front corner on w. Seventh st.
s2SoO-6o feet front on w. Seventh st.
s2eoo-central ave-. Groom cottage: lot 1s51ois;
barn and well; onethird cash, balance and
years at per cent net.
s625-For S5 foot lot in the wolfskill tract.
s5io-wofskill, 25x11o; close to the Arcade depot.
ss25-25xl1o, Towne ave. only se25.
We have the largest frontage on Towne ave. for
sale at only s27 front foot.
House and lot on f. Eighth St, near power house,
for $500; part cash. balance $40 per MONTH
without interest. Don't go longer without a
home.
s75o-5ox1so close to Figueroa St, or can have l5o
frontage at same figure. Snap bargain.
s15oo-A business lot on Fifth ST. $1,000 improve.
ment will bring s25 month rent.
10 in oranges, paying $1,000 year net In
come, for $4,000; house and barn.
s450O-Cash a Broom modern house in southwest
portion of the city: rented at 80 per
month to good tenant.
s45OO-Business corner, close in, on good thorough
fare; 2-story S-room house rented for S35 per
month.
$50 cash down and the balance in 1, or years at
per cent gross If you build on the lots at
once. We have lots e5xl20 each, and you
have only to ask for and it is yours.
Come and see us at once if you want to get
a home.
s1s00-s350 cash and S24 10 month for one Of those
charming new broom cottages in the Wolfs-
kill tract. This small monthly payment in
per cent net interest on deferred payments.
They are almost ready for occupancy, and
the first who comes has choice
II you have $3.50 in your pocket and know snap
with your eyes open come and see us to-
morrow.
Never buy dirt from anyone but
CULVER,
2i2 S. Broadway.
212 S. Broadway,
Advertises free Of
Charge all bargains
Listed with him.
FoR SALE
CORNER PICo AND FLOWER STs.
We have the exclusive sale of this elegant
corner, l00xl51, which is centrally located and
is exceedingly desirable for flats or stores
There are two double track electric car lines
IN front of This fine which makes il
very prominent. The owner will for short
IN fba t,pt.a ,;,.J,t
The herald., 1896-03-07

WE HAVE THE BEST RANCHES.
HOMES. HOMES. HOMES.
No. 166-On West Thrtieth ST.. most attractive
place; beautiful lot complete house; <5ooo
No. 16i-7-room cottage E. Adams; modern inn
provements, barn, flowers, trees, shrubbery,
cement walk; only s2lOo.
No. l6s-A complete house of rooms, fine sur
roundings, on Forester ave. It's yours for
$500.
No. 15s--A perfect love OF Groom cottage on For
rester, with barn, nice grounds, fenced, on
electric line; it's gift at $4,000.
No. .147-7-room cottage Buena Vista; lot 60xl17;
will trade for lots or country property.
No. 146-This is exquisite; 11s-story 7room cot
tage with bath; lot 5Oxl5O to alley; shrub
berry, trees, etc. If taken this week, only
$1,000
No. ASA nice Sroom house, with bath, only
$4,000. West End Terrace.
No. l4l-Noat 5-room cottage and good business
lot on f. First ST., Boyle Heights, 6Ox1io:
very attractive at the price, $500.
No 13S-Superb location on Angeeno Heights; lot
5oxl5O, with elegant, cozy home Of Z rooms.
barn, trees, shrubbery and flowers; bs "A
treasure ut $500; cost $4,000.
No 13l-Ths won't last at the price; 5room cot
tage newly papered; lot 60x120 on Twenty
first ST., west OF Main $500, cash half
cash.
No. 1e2-At East Los Angeles, 2-story brick Groom
house Griffin ave, lot 60xl67. VIII $1,000
tempt you?
No 1l9-On Hoover st, lot 5Ox1io with Groom
house, BATH screen porch, lawn, flowers, ETC.
A great drive at 5000
No. 1l5-This is almost gift-only $1,000 for 5room
cottage, with lot 5oxl96 and two additional
rooms; on Washington ST. Don't lose it.
No 10o-2-story 7-room house, white-pine finish,
bath, closet, screen porch; on Clinton ST. /;
will take lot in part payment only $500
No. sS-A beautiful S-room house, in splendid
neighhorhood, new; mantel, bath, closets /;
lot 5oxisO; you can't duplicate in this city for
the prlcc-sSS)O; IL won't last; if you want it
call quick.
No. s5-A well equipped modern home, rooms,
with carpets and shades, Jefferson ST.,
near cars; trees and shrubbery, windmill; it
ought TO go quick at $500, or will rent fur
nished.
No. 7l-An elegant home and beautiful, well
equipped grounds in fruit, shrubbery and
trees iU0x20s; nne modern Broom house-a
perfect gem; $1,000.
No Ga lovely home with $500 worth of furni-
ture, II rooms, modern, on w. Seventh st. I;
house, lot and furniture $500.
No. 51-A fine 12-large-room house on Lovelace,
near Washington, with lot 50xl6s; good barn
and beautiful grounds; cheap at $1,000.
No. i3-A modern mansion rooms, all modern
improvements, papered, 4 CRATES, brick foun-
dation, good barn; lot 65x2oo; splendid loca-
ton, Southwest; $500 ii sold soon.
No. S2-1l-room house on s.. Pearl, near business
alln fine condition; beautiful grounds; cost
$500; take this bargain Cor 5000
No. 6s-A most delightful home on w. Thirtieth
st, near cars; beautiful grounds: 0 rooms
elegantly finished; 5000 will buy 1t.
The herald., 1896-03-07

Rates for advertisements under this classified
tion / time, cents per line; week, 81 GEMS pc
line :: month 81 per line.
The herald., 1896-03-07
City Lots

For SALE
Il Lots at $1,000 each in
CLARK x BHH ANS San Pedro 81. Tract
Cor. Eighth and san Pedro streets
We have IL lots fronting on San Pedro St. in
the heart of the city. San Pedro street Is 30
itet ii' vide and Is fast building up in substan-
tial business blocks. This property at lhc
price Is simply sacrifcc but In order TO
close the subdivision We are willing that
tle purchasers should reap the benefit Re
member only II lots left ut 5000 each
CLARK Il BRYAN, la1 w. Third st. 7tf
The herald., 1896-03-07
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

Rates for advertisements under this classfca-
ton-l time, cents per line; week 30 cents per
line; month, II per line.
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MATCHMAKER

LNASE YOUR EYES. BUY 4 PAIR OF
IL smoked glasses; assortment complete and
prices lower Than last year at W. j. GETZ'S lew
eler, S36 $. Broadway. 1-l5-7
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Houses and Lots
VJTM. +. BOSBYSHELL e CO.,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS.

If you can't find what you want in our list, and
prices 20 suit, it's because what you want isn't in
California.
Look over these selections, and remember
THERE ARE OTHERS.
The herald., 1896-03-07
CARPET CLEANING


GTEAM CARPET CLEANING, SEWING
= and laying. JOHN IL. RICHARDS, 100 n.
Sprlng. lei. 1913 s-y-tf
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

NOR SALE-GREAT BARGAIN
Upright Chickering Piano; fine condition; STA
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MUSIC CO.
2l62ls w. Third St.
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CAPITALISTS

NOR SALE-TO CAPITALISTS; / HAVE
about SIPS 900 of the very besL centrally located
income property in this city, all rented and paying
not less than per cent net, and clear OF ncum-
brance: my interests largely in another coun.
try, and desrOus to sell ut almost the purchasers
price, time to suit: no agents need apply Adj
dress D. box 30, Herald Office. eJl s-lI
The herald., 1896-03-07

about six weeks business trip -
Pittsburg and other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. G. Bragdon OF Au-
burndale, Mass, are among recent ar.
rivals here. t-s s-.sr
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wore of Los Anges
les was among today's visitors in Pass
dena.
There will be parlor meeting ct
Mrs. wbaugh's, 280 North Euclid
avenue, Friday, the 18th, from 2 to 1
pm, for the benefit of the Ransom
home. All are invited to come and
bring a pound of something for tho
home.
The herald., 1896-03-07
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

wv HEN N NEED OF a SilREWD MAN
w 10 trace down Il trail or to locate any indi
vidual, apply Ia the GLOBE DETE(TINf
AGENCY. Pacific Coast office lop, :. broad
way. 3-al
The herald., 1896-03-07

INREE or COST-NOUH CHOICE OF 200
Il standard books handsomely ana substan-
TALLY bound in clolh. For particulars see :
column announcement in his paper
TIyo BUY OR SELL ANYTHING THAI, -
1 ssieable try the want columns of The Herald
\ few GEMS invested in this manner may make
YOU many dollars
The herald., 1896-03-07
NOR SALE
NEW nEpA RITZ RE

NOR DESIRABLE HOMES
See those large lots. 50xl50. for $3.50 and up in
Conger's Wilson tract Take notice. All lots have
wide alleys city water, graveed streets. cement
walks, choice shade trees, building clause; only ii
minutes from business center, on double electric
car line Easy terms.
1-25 IF IL. NJ. CONGER & son, 123 5. broadway.
The herald., 1896-03-07


sad news by telegraph of the death of
Mrs. E d. Stewart, who will be remem-
bered as having spent some weeks here
last winter, during Mr. and Mrs. Stew
arts wedding trip The death occurred
on last Wednesday at New Cumber-
land, w. Va.
There is little doubt that among the
victims Of the Genesee fire in Utica, n.
Y, were Mrs. Wood and daughter Mary,
who we're the wife and daughter of Mr..
John Wood of Utica They vera quite
prominent in Pasadena society four
years ago, having lived then in Senator
Arnold's house on Ollcott place.
A social and art exhibition was given
last evening at the Universglist church.
A musical program was also enjoyed,
and souvenirs were distributed in the
form of baskets cut from oranges and
filled with violets.
Mr.. l.. Thrall his purchased the
Sturge house on North Summit avenue,
near Washington street, through the
agency of Charles +. Hamlin.
Professor Fred H. Criger of the Will
Jams Business college leaves for the
east next week to fill position in the
Woods college at Wilkesbarre. Pa
The class in sacred literature held
it's regular meeting this evening at the
Baptist church. Ihe theme for the
evening Was "AleX ander; Preparations
in Eastern Civilization"
There was initiation in the O. L. S.
this evening and tomorrow evening the
officers will 60 to Los Aug les to eX-
emplify their work before the Acacia
chapter.
The recitals at. the conserva' ory of
music will be discontinued for the
present owing to lack of time on the
part of the management.
The Pasadena Land aud Water COM
pany began the work this morning of
covering their Orange Grove reservoir.
Miss Matte Dickinson has returned
from her visit to Ontario and will be
the guest of Mrs. Q. b. Scoville for two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Griffith and Mr..
and Mrs. j. o. Lameree OF Rochester,
n. T., are visiting here.
G. w. Buchanan is drawing plans for
a cottage to be erected for Mrs. Eliza
betL Drury on North Raymond ave-
nue..
B. o. Bruce goes east Monday for
The herald., 1896-03-07
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

Rates for Advertisements under this classified
ton time. cents per line; week, 30 cents per
line; month. sl01 per line.
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NOR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAIN; $3.50 FOR
- lots, 80 feet west from Figueroa st. and near
Washin ngton, must be sold at once. JOHN l..
PANkONICH, sole agent, 40 w. First st.
The herald., 1896-03-07
WE HAVE HOMES,
WE HAVE LOTS.

WE HAVE ACRES FOR SUBDIVISION,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-18
cHINATowN's CHINESE POLICE.
A Queer System of Espionage in the
 Oriental Quarter Of San F'ranciso.

A Queer System of Espionage in the
 Oriental Quarter Of San Francso.
 One of the peculiar features of the in- ternal administration of affairs in the Chinese quarter was developed during the recent agitation over the expected raid of highbinders. It was nothing more or less than body of regularly organized police, who patrol the Chinese quarter and report regularly to the head men of the companies and Consul General the doings of their country men.
 Some three years ago, when the high binders broke out in one of their feuds, the merchants of the Chinese quarter determined to obtain protection from these lawless gentry, and as a result the Merchants Law and Order League was organized, It is purely Chinese in its organization and regime, and the men who compose it are respected among the Chinese, as much as any of their other officials.
 The life of Chinese policeman, even when "constabulary duty's to be done," is an easy one. They do not wear uni forms, have no regular beats, but are here, there, and everywhere. Matters in the Chinese quarter are conducted in @ manner different from those of other portions of the city. It>as much an em- pire within itself as any part of the Ce- lestial empire. In consequence the Chi nese police are a feature as indigenous to the district as the lottery or opium den.
 Each of the six companies. into which the Chinese colony is divided, contrib utes one or more of these police officers. The number to which each is entitled is regulated by the membership or families holding allegiance to that con- pany. In most cases only one man has | been appointed from each, and the to- tai number is now seven, and the same as at the time of the organization. A salary of 80 a month is paid, and the place is considered sinecure. One of the principal duties of these | Chinese police Is to keep track of the worst highbinders. When one of the lat ter begins to get offensive and declares himself, the Chinese police keep a close watch upon him, and when the orders come from headquarters that the high binder has gone far enough, one of the regular police is notified or a warrant is sworn out, the highbinder thrown in ! jail, and testimony is forthcoming to 1 convict him of almost any crime. | While no uniform is worn by these guardians of the Chinese police, under the lapel of the blouse each man wears a badge on which are the initials of the league and the mans number. When ever an occasion arises for the Chinese | policeman to render assistance to or require the aid of a regular officer the badge is proudly displayed, for these men take no risks that are likely to imperiI the regularity of theft payday. This is emphasized by the fact that the original seven members of the league
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-18

are growing fat and old in the service Of their masters.
 In reality the men are not police nor do they perform police duties, They merely maintain an espionage over their countrymen When they became active agents in the Chinese quarter Chief of Police Crowley was informed of their objects and told of the advan- tages that would accrue to the depart ment through their services. They were consequently provided with sort of a card of Identification or credentials that they might make themselves known wherever occasion demanded,
 The blue-coated guardians of the pol ice do not regard their Chinese brethern with great deal of favor. One veteran officer, who has seen services in China town, says they are as bad almost as the highbinders themselves, and are neither ornamental nor useful, Instead of aiding the force this officer main tains that they hinder justice
 Once a week the Chinese police report to the Consul General. It is said to be an interesting sight to see them going to the big brick dwelling on Stockton i street, where the Consul-General lives, to make theiy reports With their polls clean shaven, queues newly braided and wearing their best blouses, they enter the portals and with many sa laam and kow tow, give an account of their work of the preceding week. Then with more scraping and more bows, a cup of tea and sometimes something stronger, they depart to resume their labor
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-18
A Silk Spectacle

A sight of itself to see how cheap good silks ean be sold. One of those sights no woman, even if she isn't wanting, can afford to lose.
 JAPANESE STRIPES, Ioc. Guaran, teed all-silk. The stripes very choice and dainty.
 ALL-SILK BROCADES, 1oc. The prints and stripes very rich and charming
 LINING SILKS, 2oc. New colorine combinations--very stout, strong and stylish tfstuffs.
 SILK SPECIALS, soc. A few hun dred yards of very choice colorings anc patterns that come pretty near dollar grades. Iron Beds, $5.o8-Furniture Floor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-18
THE PEOPLES FOOD.
An Important Subject-Of Interest to
 Thousands.

An Important Subject-Of Interest to
 Thousands.
 Our readers will do well to read an adv. on our fourth page of a new con- densed breakfast and health food It is called Boefgrain, or Seal Boefgrain. from the fact that it is an extract of grains. It contains the protein or al- bumenoid substance found in beefsteak or lean meat Some most remarkable cases are cited of the salutary effect of this food on dyspeptics and persons with weak stomachs. This adv. is specially interesting for the next few days, as it gives the substance of a valuable article from one of the lead ing magazines on the Peoples Food, and investigations, and as to the nu triton and economy of the food of man.
 The statements are entirely reliable, and it is believed that our readers will find the facts stated most valuable and practical.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-18
Miles of P1aids

at your pleasure. Particularly noticeable the dainty silk stripe differences. All of twenty sparkling styles at thirty-nine cents a yard.
 You know it's "plaid-year ?"
 PLAIDs, IaKc. Serge and Bourette. Very smart looking stuffs.
 ALL-WOOLS, 25c. Mixtures and yaya avlas Among 'em lots of Henriettas and Plaids, Warmers-w wearers-just about as much again as you'd think to see at twenty-five cents.
 DRESS PLAIDS, SC. Double widths. Suitable season colors. Styles really good. Wouldn't believe nickel could be so well spent
 Iron Beds, $5. oS-Furniture Floor.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-18
AGAINST THE STATE.

Superior Court Decides for Distribution of
 tho Funds Under the Marett Will-An
 Appeal to be Taken.
 Hartford, Nov. 17.--A decision was handed down to-day by Judge George w. Wheeler in the case of the state of Connecticut against Henry T. Blake of New Haven ct al; 'Let judgment be rendered for the defendant and then the trustee may distribute the fund in his hands in accordance with the di- rection of the supreme court, to the end that this fund may begin its mis- sion of benefcence and the will of Phil ip Marett finally prevail"
 Mir, George P. Mclean, counsel for the state, said this afternoon that the cause would be appealed to the su- preme court.