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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18

nrovdine that separate waterclosets shall be pro-
vded for the sexes in all factories: t
yo,ars ~ Nontcair TO vote appropriations lot
building macadamized roads. ~ -r
Bills were introduced in the House as iol.oW vs.
~ Nv parsow providing that the salary OF the
Prosecutor of Pleas in counties having popua-
ton hetween 30 OCO and 300 shall be S5U per year
~ NJ Lover providing that the Police Depart
ments of Camden. Hoboken. Paterson ana trenton
shall be under the control OF fohce No'''sHio"
10 consist Of three persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
FARMER NEARLY KILLED BY A BULL.

THE ANIMAL BROKE HIS CHAIN AND ATTACKED
THE OLD MAN IN TIE STABLE.
Centreville n. j.. March II (SpeciaD.-James
Heller Kingston a farmer living near this place,
had terrible experience with big Hostein bull
this morning which may end in the farmers death
Kingston, as usual went TO the barn before day.
break to feed the cattle. and took lantern with
him. On his going into the stable where the animal
was chained the bull made plunge at him. The
chain broke and the frantic animal tossed It's owner
around in the stable in a savage manner wnen
Mr. Kingstons eldest went to the barn 10 sum,
mon his father TO breakfast he discovered the oio
man lying unconscious In stall adjoining the pull
stable The mad bull had forced him through the
wooden partition. which saved him from Deing
gored to death He was carried to the house ana Il
physician sent for. He reganed consciousness In
abort time. but Is still in a precarious condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
FOOTP4DS IN PASSAIC.
A MAN ROBBED AND LEFT UNCONSCIOUS
THREE YOUNG WOMEN ATTACKED.

Passaic March i7.-Joseph Smith. employed IN
Reid & Barry's print works reported TO the police
to-day that he was knocked down and robbed early
on Sunday morning by three masked men In
Passaic-st.. near First-st. He said he lost $50 and
a gold watch. He passing barber shop when
a man asked him what time II He paid no
attention TO the question. and was struck on the
back OF the head. A mikman found him.
Last night three young women, daughters OK
prominent residents passing the corner or
Paulison and bloomfield ayes. about o'clock when
they were followed by tall man. lie stepped up
10 them and tried 10 stop them. Two OF them
tainted and the third screamed. The police falleo
TO find the The women were taken TO Inc
home of Gordon Dunn near where they were Az
tackled. They were later taken home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
roo MANY FIREWORKS FACTORIES.

The residents OF the West Bergen District OF Jer-
sev CITY are disturbed rumor that another
fireworks factory Is TO be established there. They
will oppose issuing permit to the new company.
They have several OF these factories In that vicinity
and the people fear that there will be serious con-
hagration and perhaps loss Of life by an explosion
in one OF them. Last April an explosion occurred
and five employees were killed In one OF these
factories, and few months later an explosion &C.
CURED In another factory and the plant was almost
totally DESTROYED BY the flames.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
TIL, LEASE MAY NOW BE MADE

Trenton. March Il (SpecIaD.-The Greenwood
Lake Railroad lease bill passed the Senate this
afternoon with Senator DAILY voting alone In the
NEGATIVE This measure permits the Greenwood
Lake road to be leased to any railroad having
frontage on the Hudson. II does not mention the
Erie Railroad and everything that could possibly
Iepalize the line reorganization was stricken out
ON motion of Senator Skirm the bill was taken ~
10 Ia HOuSe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
ENGINEER JUMPS INTO A SNOWFLAKE.
he SAW THAT COLLISION WAS INEVITABLE
PULLED OUT uNHURT.

Pulled OUT UNHURT.
Yockensack March l7.-Engineer Duthie. OF the
Yves, shore road had a narrow escape this morn
ing He was In charge OF locomotive No. l62. drawing
n freight train. While descending the West View
grade at high speed, Duthie saw car on the track
ahead OF him. He blew for brakes. and seeing that
a crash was inevitable. he jumped from the cab
into a snowbank. lie completely buried In
the snow and when taken out by the trainhands
n. was unhurt. The obstruction on the track con-
alsted OF three cars and a caboose. which had be-
come detached from their train without ANYBODY
an thcm The cars and caboose were smashed TO
nieces and the locomotive was somewhat dam
aged. Nobody hurt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
SENATOR STAATESS HOTEL

Washington. n. j.. March Ex-senator CHRISTOPHER
F.. States will resume the management OF his
hotel. the ST. Cloud In this place. on April l. the
present proprietor Walter b. DeCamp, retiring to
another business. Senator States completes his
term with the closing Of the present session Of the
Legislature and he will permanently retire from
politcs He Is widely known As successful hotel
keeper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
REINER STILL IN JAIL.
THE REDUCTION IN HIS BAIL FAILS OF ITS PuR.

IN FAILS PUG
POSE so FAR.
Elizabeth March II (SpecaD.-John Max Reiner
editor OF THE New-Jersey Herald" is still a
prisoner in the Union County jail
No came forward to-day TO become his bonds
man and tonight Judge Edward s. Atwater whom
Supreme Court Justice Van Syckel designated a
Supreme Court Commissioner to receive BAIL
started for Washington, where he Will be for the
next ten days 1t Is understood that Judge Atwa ter
asked to be relieved Of the responsibility because
OF his going away. but the Court declined to accede
to the request. as that would necesstate another
hearing. Rener will have TO stay I'm prison until
Judge Atwater's return even though he should
secure q bondsman In the interim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
MORE JUDICIAL REFORM.
THE LAY JUDGES TO BE ABOLISHED.
REPUBLICAN SENATORS KEEP FAITH BY fASSiN"
THE BrLL-TrIE MEASURE ALSO PROVIDES
-r>.Ep REDUCTION IN
81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAKE

THE BILI-THE MEASURE ALSO PROVIDES
FOR A GENERAL REDUCTION IN
SALARIES-D DEMOCRATS MAKE
FEEBLE OBJECTIONS.
Trenton. March Il (SpeciaD.-The bill aoohshihs
the Law Judges of the Courts Of Common Pleas ana
reducing the salaries OF the law judges passed the
Senate to-day by vote of Is to 4-Messrs. DAY.
c,,ates Wood and Williams being counted IN the
negative. Senator kuhl was the only De'''oo'"'
who voted in the affirmative
The bill legislates the lay judges out Of office on
March 81 and fixes the salaries OF the law judges as
follows. Essex and Hudson each 5000; Camden
and Passaic, each $1,000 Mercer and Union. each
&. coo. Middlesex and Monmouth each $500. Bergen
burlington. Cumberland and Morris each s3VOo'
Iuntcrdon and Warren, each $1,000; Atlantic
Gloucester Somerset, Salem and Sussex. each $780,
Cape May and Ocean, each 1920.
In advocacy OF the BILL Senator voorhees, said that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
I'LL AND NAKED IN A BARN.
A TRAMP, UNABLE TO CARE FOR HIS COMPANION
LONGER. REPORTS THE CASE TO
THE POLICE

LONGER. REPORTS THE CASE TO
THE POLICE.
New Brunswick. March II (SpeciaD.-A ragged
tramp entered the New Brunswick police station
last night and asked help for a companion He said
that the man was lying In barn just outside the
city limits and was nearly nude. The case was re-
ported to the authorities at Wells Memorial Hos
pital and ambulance sent to the barn. BY
the dim light of lantern what looked like a bundle
or rags was seen huddled up IN corner or the barn.
That's the man. said the ira mp, kneelng dow n
In the hay beside the PROSTATE form. The man made
no response TO his comrades greeting. He had lain
In the shed with little protection from the weather
for three days and had only eaten what his compan-
lon had managed to beg for him The exposure had
brought pneumonia and the man was nearly ex-
hausted. He was brought 10 this city and placed in
the hospital, where to-day Il was thought that he
would die. Ills name Is John Ryan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
4 GOOD BILL SET BACh.
RURAL SENATORS ARGUE AGAINST The
ANrI-TRoLLEY FREIGHT MEASURE.

,r,,, p,csrxc THE ASSEMBLY 1T IS RETURNED
TO THE COMMITTEE IN THE UPPER Ho0SE
OPPONENTS OF THE BILL WANT MI
inequalities TO HAVE DTscRE-
TIONARY POWER
Trenton. March II tSpeciaD.-Ben)amn ,hap.''
nresIdent OF the Railroad Employees Association ana
49, ,,ho have been here with him helping to pass
tho bill prohibiting trolley companies from CARVING
freight left Trenton this afternoon in disgust meg
got the measure safely through the House ana me
outlook for it's final passage looked rosy "hen ~
came up on third reading In the senate ''-u"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18

Trenton. March 1.-THE judiciary Cons'i'u-
uonal amendments prepared by majority u
the lawyers committee have been suppiemeh'eu
by an addition prohibiting judicial officers rom
accepting nomination for an elective ONCE inns
Is meant TO prevent a repetition OF the spec'acie
witnessed last fall. when Chancellor Mcoii was
che Democratic candidate for Governor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18
COWPERTHWAIT'S

IARI r beauty and Low Prices make this
stock Of Oriental Rugs tne
most attractive ever d1sp1eye0'
PETS. LONG ORn pr ,w.., 18Th stree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18

There is talk now of drafting new amehu-
ment for biennial sessions of the Legislature
The amendment adopted last year upset the
whole legislative machinery. but Senator 'ohh-
son Is drafting one that. he SAYS Will PROVIDE lo'
a session every two years. without causing an!
friction Assemblymen would be elected Tor TWO
wears and Senators for four.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-18

As the Legislature seems TO be in the pusi-
ness of providing homes for consumptNes' per
haps II may go a step further ana puma sam
tsriums for persons suffering from heart oie-
ease, govt, rheumatism. toothache ana hui"e'
GUS other Ills that make life more or less il'Se'
N bio for the victims
The herald., 1896-08-09
Country Property
FOR SALE
WISEMAN'S LAND BUREAU,
0D1 w ENirSt

WISEMAN'S LAND BUREAU,
221 w. First st.
few selections of government and
school lands for sale in Southern Cali
fornia:
Choice ranch on Tejunga creek: house
and improvements: 160 acres; $500. also
Fine 100 acres Little Tejunga canyon.
Sl50; adapted to grain, hog rails ng, dairy
only 70 miles away
Two pretty homesteads partly cleared
ana improved at Fairmont; water and
good settlement; 5000 each.
32o acres close to San Marcos ranch,
Santa Barbara county; fine water: farm
land; certificate of purchase: $500.
400 acres four miles west of Lancaster
town on S. r. r. r.; level. sandy loan
soil artesian belt: excellent alfalfa land:
So acre for title; adjoining land SO to 500
acre.
Riverside Co.. near San Jacinto, some
fine grazing lands, close to river; they
are mostly hlly and rolling lands, near
market centers; this applies to the choice
lovely irrigation district lands on the
Victor and Minneola canals in San Ber-
nardino county.
San Diego Co. at Tallbrook. Escon-
dido. Valley Center, Poway. Piedmont
and near the lemon belt of the El Cajon
ranch. some grazing, dairy and stock
school sections.
In Ventura county on Peru and Cas-
taic creeks. west of NewhalI and at
German station. choice government and
school sections adapted for bees dairy
grazing and spots of valley for general
farming
In Santa Barbara county, near Carpen-
terra. and In the interior of the county
along the Guyana river are some fine
stock ranges; many of these can be pur-
chased at circular price, $1.25 acre, easy
terms.
Plats, maps. field notes and general in
iormation on an these localities; do not
let them pass by, we make Speciality or
1885. 10
The herald., 1896-08-09

ing presidential election two silver dol
lars can be bought with one gold dollar,
thereby making debt payable otherwise
than in gold coin liable to be paid off in
silver dollars that are worth but so cents.
To such genuine believers | want to give
an opportunity to profit By their foresight.
TO that end | have written up a contract
and will accept from the first one of yor,
that applies. and complies with the condi-
tions. a mortgage made payable in lawful
money of the United States. to mature
one, two, three or four years from
date. at your option: so that should Il
silver man be elected. and the oppor-
tunity come for you to pay the debt with
fifty-cent dollars, you would, by the won
derful foresight of your massive brain
and the folly of an anarchistic slverite.
make 500. to say nothing of the en-
hancement of value OF the property,
which. on account of its location is a
thing not to be despised or questioned. as
1t is located on Spring St, near Third
Do not miss this opportunity to reap the
Just reward of your diligent research,
and lot my insanity be your opportunity
Come, now! some of you bloviatins
'bloated bondholders." who are trying to
croek in upon us hard times and panics
by arguments you don't believe; put up
or shut up and give suffering public
little rest. Address SILVERITE. 145 s.
Broadway.
The herald., 1896-08-09
FOR EXCHANGE FOR EXCHANGE.
BY WILDE g. STRONG.

The choicest lemon land in San Diego
county with water, close to railroad,
church, school. etc, for good city prop
erty in st. Louis, Kansas City or Denver.
i0O acres Just west of city limits, to ex.
change for city property.
S20.000-One of the finest hotels in South
efn California. in q prosperous little
town near Los Angeles completely fur
nished will trade for Allegheny or Pitts
burg property; doing a good business.
$sOo-One of the finest lots southeast.
close to car line on Twenty-eighth St.
BET. Maple and Main. for San Diego lot.
Fine improved property in the SOUTH
west for exchange for San Diego i'm.
proved or unimproved property
SS00O-10 acres with house, some alfalfa
fruit trees. artesian we'll only miles
from center city, for city property, house
and lot; Will assume some.
s3000-10 acres, highly improved. good
house. etc, one mile northwest Gardena,
for cottage in city.
S3500-Choice acres at Alhambra 21i
acres bearing oranges, nice cottage, etc,
for city property.
s1150-Cottage on Towne ave-, for ~
to acres close in.
26 acres at Gardena good improvements,
for city property.
S5500-A20 acres in lemon orchard. years
old, at Lakeside, San Diego county, close
TO railroad. hotel. etc, for property here:
will assume $1,000 to s2500: orchard clear.
WILDE & STRONG.
The herald., 1896-08-09

FOR SALE-A CREEK FULL OF WA
ter as natural boundary on one side of
30-acre ranch is a good thing in a semi
arid country. 1t is still better when yoll
own this water by proprietary right and
have nothing TO pay for it. Best of all to
have adjoining fine alfalfa land, together
with several acres adapted to berries
fruits and vegetables This property
with new dwelling house and other i'm
provements. is near the main road from
Los Angeles to Santa Monica, two miles
from Palms and four from the ocean.
1t offers fortune in alfalfa. market
gardening. hogs. cows, ETC.: will be sold
cheap. on reasonable terms, or exchanged
for improved city property Inquire of
HUGH TODD, room :, ,Germau-American
Savings bank building, First and Main
Sts q
The herald., 1896-08-09

FOR sALE-9-ROOM HOUSE. CHOICE,
lot 1Oxl65, nn corner Ninth St
close to Westlake park; worth $4,000: can
sell for s6000. part cash. Groom house,
barn BATH lawn. choice place. on w.
5000. part cash. 4-room house, lot 53x
III. on w. Sixteenth St, close in, worth
$1,000; can sell for $3.50, 5000 cash and
fenced, lawn. fruits and garden worth
$3.50: can sell for $780, 5000 cash and
monthly SIS; near Ninth St; Groom
or nousn ii oasement; lawn, garaem s1ono caose 20
at S750. $3.50 cash and SIS per month. Don t
miss these bargains If YOU want a cheap
home. EDWARD FRASER, ZIG S. Broad
way. IL
The herald., 1896-08-09
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots


FOR SALE-LOTS-
$3.50 buys large lot 51xl70 feet east front
on Central ave, bet Eighth and Ninth.
Shatto St. near Vernon, 6Ux135 feet, $500.
Maple ave. near Eleventh. 5Oxl5O feet
to alley; $l050
Burlington ave, near Tenth, east and
west fronts, 50x150 feet to alley; want an
offer.
Santee ST., near Sixteenth, east front.
very choice location: only $780,
w. Beacon ST., southwest cor. Tenth.
S61x150 to alley. One of the choicest lots
In the Bonnie Brae tract: only $500;
burlington ave-, cor. Ninth, lO0xloo ieet;
this is very choice and cheap at $450O.
Hill St, cor Eighth, 60x165 feet; owner
is anxious to sell and wants offer.
HINTON e. WHITAKER,
1923 w. Second st.
FOR SALE-HOUSES-
Eighteenth ST., near Oak. Groom mod
srn cottage. lot 50x170; $500.
Towne ave. near Fifth, broom cottage,
all conveniences; $2800
Bunker Hill ave. bet. Third and Fourth.
2-story house, 10 rooms. lot 6Ox152 feet;
Westlake ave-. near Eighth ST., 2;
story dwelling. 10 rooms, decorated
throughout. barn, ETC.. 50x150 feet; $5Oo0
Twenty-fifth st.l bet. Main and Grand
pair. lot b0x161; price $4,000; can shade II
1t suits you.
Westlake ave- near Eleventh. new 2
story, 8-room house, all modern improve
ments; price $4500; want offer.
Albany ST.. cor. Fourteenth, History
price $1,000; will exchange for vacant lots
HINTON & WHITAKER,
123 w. Second st.
The herald., 1896-08-09
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Country Property
FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY
BY WILDE & STRONG.


If you want to farm for profit buy an
alfalfa ranch or a good piece of alfalfa
land and make yourself one.
We make a specially of first-class al
falfa land and fields.
We have the biggest bargain ever Of
fered in the way of a ranch at Gardena:
good Improvements. splendid location:
come and get particulars: cheaper than
adjoining bare land and must be sold at
once.
$JoOO-55 acres close to Compton; bar
gain 25 acres in alfalfa, acres in full
hearing fruit 4-room cottage and out
houses; place all fenced and cross fenced;
10 acres in corn; abundance of water.
S5n0O-Buys % acres of the finest alfalfa
land in Los Angeles county. within 8
miles of business center; irrigated by
artesian we'll.
500 an acre for GO acres at El Monte;
good I-room house. good barn, etc.
so acres south of Gardena, nicely i'm
proved. for S2700 cash; cheap
WILDE & STRONG.
The herald., 1896-08-09
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
SNAP
s75 acre, so to 500 acres. very best level
soil. plenty water and perpetual right
located near Covina; desirable for sub
dfvision must sell.
For Sale-Sl00 acre. so acres choice soil
with perpetual water right: Groom house
hard-finished, windmill. etc; large barn
Fenced and cross-fenced: finest land for
altal1a or trees; opp: railroad station in
San Gabriel valley: best buy on market:
II you intend buying land investigate
This rare chance; mortgage foreclosure.
JOHN l.. PAVkOVICH, 220 w. First
ST. 10
The herald., 1896-08-09
EOP ExcHANos-Re4L EsTATs

I-ON In SsAfs - = . - -
FRED l.. SEXTON & CO..
REAL ESTATE AND
GENERAL COMMISSION BROKERAGE
Special Attention Given to Property
for Non-R Residents.
2eS AND WILSON BLOCK.
Cor. First and Spring SITS.
Los ANGELES. CAL.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
for csy asyts srsS:fy sssa alfalfa land to
20 acres full bearing walnut orchard to
exchange for city property.
20 acres improved peat land to trade
Tor stock of hardware.
A .ten-acre full bearing fruit ranch at
Covina to exchange for city property.
For sale-Lots in all parts of the city,
cheap.
MISs9Gsr ssS ooom1neoms cor property in Detroit,
For trade-A fine 2-acre ranch with s.
room house. at Tustin. Cal.
For sale-A cheap lot on w. Beacon
street.
40 acres alfalfa at ceritos to exchange
for city property.
Business blocks with good rent incomes
for exchange for Los Angeles residences.
A fine home in Santa Ana to exchange
Tor city property; will assume.
For exchange-Tine Groom house, Sw.
For sale-15o acres fine grape land at a
bargain.
20 acres finest orange grove in Califor-
MIA; splendid improvements; income for
1926. $4,000 guaranteed; for exchange for
Los Angeles property.
For Rent-A 40-acre farm In Orange
county; Groom house. windmill and
tank; cash rent $50 in advance.
If you have anything for sale or trade
or exchange see FRED i. SEXTON at
once. as he can save you money in any of
the above named trades.
ROOM 2se WILSON BLOCK.
Corner First and Spring SITS.
The herald., 1896-08-09
FOR Y PRICE

Don't miss this: must be sold: no land
can be had adjoining for less than $500
per acre. within miles of courthouse at
beautiful Tropico - acres nice level land
all in corn, within 800 yards of the store
at Tropico, for $500; just think of it only
$500; never before such great bargain;
here is chance to double your money:
land adjoining sells at 5000 per acre chance
like this seldom offered; owner compelled
to sell: - acres-just think. only $500.
See BFsN WHITE, 221 w. First ST. II
The herald., 1896-08-09
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Houses and LOfs

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE: VERY Ell
egant new Groom house, southwest, con-
venient to electric lines, every modern
convenience. connected with sewer, street
improvements all in: beautiful lawn. flow
ers. ETC.; house is attractive in exterior
appearances: inside 1t is charming: large
reception hall paneled feet, 8
large, fine mantcIs, and CRATES, gas
and electric lighting combination fixtures.
large bathroom with porcelain tub: clos
cts to each bedroom; large buffers pam
try; servants bedroom ON first floor ce-
mented cellar: lot is 50x160 to alley; large
barn and carriage house; barn lighted
with electricity: will exchange for good
country. city or eastern property: pho
seen at my office: price $500. LEON
ARD MERRILL, 240 Bradbury block. Q
The herald., 1896-08-09
Eop sxcHAN0s-RRAL ESTATE
-~--~---~>-~~-~-~->~>
FOR SALE OR-ExCHANGE-
NY Il IL WHITE--


A snap, 24o feet on Sixteenth ST.; two
corners. 49,
A nice corner at great bargain cor
ner Kingsley and Jefferson. .e,.r
To spectators and investors-i can ~ oie, q
few choice lots lin the Bandini tract at
Santa Monica: liberal terms: -,.,
20 acres with nice S-room mouse, WIZ ~
plenty of water, planted to fruit, on .ne
Foothills Of beautif., s,ts casuepfiia ~ Taiiey and
ocean: this place offered at half It's value.
Nice corner. Twenty-fifth ana Mehio
Park ST.; nice shade trees. ,,.s, 7
viii se lots + the town Tcss Of tSnt snerhn wi stare are
lie YOU: come quick IL you want par
gain. .ttagos IN IN n
town OF Sherman that will sell on IN
stallment. cont.,,h.r
TX nica drug store, grocery store, meat
shop the ntsrsecti0n ,e eorss ot of Hnse nse
struction; look at this; 1t will please
you.
The herald., 1896-08-09

CLEAR ACREAGE FOR CITY PROPER
"; VIII assume your mortgage: if you
clear acreage go to BEN WHITE 22I
w. First st. "a
The herald., 1896-08-09

NICE LOT, SEVERED AND GRADED
vicinity Georgia Bell and Tenth ST.; $500
for equity in house and lot south of First
between Twentieth and Main. BEN
WHITE, 221 w. First st. IA
The herald., 1896-08-09

FOR EXCHANGE-NEw. MODERN. s.
room cottage, two blocks from electric
car line on graded St: mortgage $1,000 due
in three years; want 5000 lot for equity or
will take cheaper lot and mortgage for
balance. GEO. l.. FUTILE & CO., 32S
8. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-08-09

FOR EXCHANGE AN IMPROVED
ranch. dairy and alfalfa farm. for Los
Angeles residence; will pay difference.
way. Los Angeles, Cal. 0
The herald., 1896-08-09
naps amIby BY LAWSON & CURTAIN,

Snaps by LAWSON & CURTAIN.
242ia S. Broadway
broom new modern house, close in;
only $500, monthly payments.
Groom new modern house OH w. Twen-
ty-fourth St; worth $500; only s2315:
also monthly payments.
Groom house on Olive st. near Tenth:
como and see about 1t: we will furnish
the lot and build you house on the in
stallment plan.
We can sell you fine and cheap lots
in any part of the city; we also have
fine fruit ranches near the city to trade
for city property; come and see us If you
wish to buy or sell. LAWSON & CUR
TAIN, 2421a S. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-08-09

FOR EXCHANGE-16O ACRES UNIM-
proved land near San Bernardino to ex-
acre; will pay cash difference GEO. L.
FUTILE & CO., 32S s Broadway.