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The herald., 1896-01-08
LOCAL PRODUCE
Wholesale and Retail Prices, Corrected
Daily

Wholesale and Retail Prices. Corrected
Daily
TUESDAY. January z.
Trade is fairly strong, and TO some extent
reflects the feeling of apprehension regard
ing he lack of rain. Dairy products arc
weak, but mills uffs, grain and hay are
steadily advancing. No movement APP
pears in dried fruits, though the prospect
favor dealings before the end of the month.
Quotations as follows:
Eggs-Choice California. ranch. - to 23c;
ca tern, - t,I zoe
er-Creamery. fancy 2-lb squares, 55c;
2 OF squares. C; Goa t creamery, 2s.oz
quares, i0c Dairy. fancy. 2-lb mares soc.
Green Fruits-c,rapcs = Cornichon, 81 90;
pea s. Sl.6J per box; straw ber les, 13c;
dozen; bananas, - 25-2 = perbunch.
metoes, 81 oo per box; beets, 75c per
10 lbs; abbag C; carrots, 75c; green
onions, 2oc p dozen; lettue. IL to l5o
per doz punches; onions new white, soc; yell
low, % to &c; u nips Zoe; string beans, lc;
summer squash, 60e per box; green peppers.
pf ps 81 ofsns @s pcas Sc naps psr
Millstuffs Flour Los Angeles. 81 so: stock
pom brands, $4oU; oregon. $3.4o; bran, per
per ton local, Si9.0 northern, $l6OD;
rolled harley, per ton. Sl5. 20; acked corn,
per ewt 9oc; | ed meal. per ewt, soe
Proyisions-Hams, Rex, per lb. ll1<c; pic
Bacon per ID, Rex breakfast 1910; hgh
medium Sc: medium, &C.
Dried beef-Per b. sets, 10c: intides, 113c
Dry alt pork-Per lb.. clear lies, &c:
short clear 615c; clear backs. SIC
Picked pork Per half bbl.. 80 lbs. SO.
Lard-ter lb. ivory compound, tierces, 6stc;
rexolene 61sc: pure leaf, 61a.
Cottolene-Tierces, sc.
Grain ana nay-Barey. per GENITAL feed T5c;
seed, 7>c. Corn Per cental 300. Wheat
Pre- GENITAL, sl.15. Hay-Per ton, alfalfa, $l00
$l20U; barley S5.O0(0S9. 90; wheat, $4,000
xi2O0; tame oats, s o 90 tSl2.Oh
Live stock-Hogs-Per cwt $3.50 Beef cat
tie, > &c Mutton, 415c per lb. Veal, 81 to
&c per ID.
Hon.y and eeeswax Honey-Comb, 1O1f0
] 1c er lb; strained. 3}394c. Beeswax. 200
23r per ID.
Fresh Me ts-Butcher' prices 70 whole car
ca ses. Beef-i1s05lsc per lb Veal-4o6o
Mutton AZ d5Ic. Pork-5,9 9(16c.
Live stock-Hogs-Pe CIV, So Beef cattle,
&c Mutton. 4lac per ib. Veal 51 97o
per b.
Dried Fruits-Apples-sun dried, sacks. per
lb.. SC; boxes, 5 ,7c; evaporated fancy. 70
nc. Apricots-,Fancy. &c; choice &c.. reaches
Fancy unpealed. 4c; bleached. Sc. Nee
tarines Fancy so9c; aotae. 97c. Pears.
Fancy .vaporated, 1890. Plums = Pitted
choice 709c; prunes-Choice boxed 305c;
sacks, 26D3c; fancy, &c.
Hides and Wool-Sound hides, 1113c per lb.;
culls, 725c; sound kips s C, culls &c; bulls
and stays, &c; calls, according to condition.
1O015c. sheep pelts-306N Nool-Nomine
ally. 21a9oc.
The herald., 1896-01-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
TUESDAY. January z, lSs


IA Hutchir son to B rnard Conin Undi.
vided one-half Interest in mining claims in
Tejunga mining district; 81 90
william NJ ad to John Oertle-Lot A, Bau-
che, tract; 900.
Same to l. Darst-Lot 43, same tract; $3.50.
mes and Jane Ann Garlick to q and
Hattie 90 agreement to convey north.
east one-quar er OF west onehalf OF block 1876,
fomona; S9ju.
II A and Olivia II Holme to Mary Jane Bush
neIl-Lots II and II, NJ Ii Weights subdivis-
wiliam R and Ella E Painter to Thomas
James subdvision; s i6O
Rose tS Co lmi ed 10 ella Bichowsky
-Lot | : b ock g. subdivision No. 3, sunny
Slope estate; $ 359 so.
LLaDd Nellie Bowen to Joe Banks-Los
81, block q, Berkely tract: $50;
Ellen and Harrison Bowker to Lizzie
J McFie-lot 80 and west 15 feet OF SO,
Waverly tract; $1,000.
Clara A 5hatto to Sylvester Da 'enport-Lot
51, orange Heights; $l200
Clara A and z Creaslnger to Jacob Shtnski
Lot 8. block B, Lutes tract; $ 25.
Alfred James to Baldwin-Lot 8. Shaw
tract; = 500
block 2, Central Park Front tract; $3.50.
James Horgan to John Lennox-Lot 18,
block |, Adams street homes eak; $295.
CIV Pendle on ct al, trustee, 10 widney
west D OF north 10 acres; north west
half of block 81; north l" acres of bio k 76.
front ng on Grisw Id av nue. and unsold parts
OF southwest quarter block 252, Maclay Ro;
slegiried Nickelsburg, trustee to Loomis
Il OTIS Ii and 49, Thoma' tract; $500.
+ II Tyler to S NV rs ct al, trustees for
German Baptist Brethren Church OF Los Ange-
les county. Cal Lots II and H. block 27, East
Los Angeles, 5000.
SUMMARY
Seeos; i''.'..'.''...'.'.' %
NOulnHl. lO
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CHICAGO MARKET
The Days Transactions on the Board Of
Trade


CHICAGO, Jan. Wheat was easier for
asecond or two at the opening, hut soon be-
came strong. England was liberal and
anxious buyer at the seaboard, taking
forty boatloads at New York for prompt
shipment. Country millers showed up in
force here and paid 2H cents in store over
May price for l57 900 bushels of No. 2
red. The Argentine crop was said to be
damaged to the extent of 20 per cent by
rain, and the stocks of wheat in Europe
and afioat are therefore 2.l2S,0 900 bushels
loss than they we're a week ago. There
was one cloud on the horizon. however,
that was well watched. The financial sit
uatlon is assuming serious phase; but the
news and the situation generally favored
better prices. The Liverpool cable quo ed
wheat higher and consols lower-due, IL
was said, 20 the critical situation in politl-
cal all airs, and he advices concerning the
Argentine crop were quite uns .ti isfactory.
lhe receipts IN the Northwest were fully
ZOO cars less than yesterd ~ and only
twelve cars moro than a week ago. The
worlds shipments last week were reported
6,52l 900 bushels, or about zoo, 900
busnels under the estimated weekly re-
gu rements. Ali this tended to alarm
shorts and there was active covering, with
only limited offerings and the competition
sent prices up early. On the first advance,
however. there was free realizing sales,
when started the price off Is cent. But
the late cab es brought the news of fur
ther advance abroad and the buying fever
again set in and there was another ad-
vance, which was we'll held, at least up to
the noon hour. The corn market was
strong and an undercurrent of speculative
business W IS done. Oats were active and
strong. influenced by cora. shorts were
the principal buyers. Live stock receipts
were considerably larger than were ex-
pected and in consequence hog products
suffered considerably in price.
The leading future. closed as follows:
Wheat No. 2, January, 577sc; February,
5slsc;; Mas, y 5sc; July, Gle Corn January.
l2c, May. Is Sc: JuJ, l94c Oats January,
l712c; February, '7sc; May 1896.
wheat-No. . spring, 5s15c; No 3 spring,
56goo1ac: No. , red. 6l1s 8 &c Corn
No. >. 6lac oats-No ,, .!aSl 9sc; No
nominal: 40 lob 2 c to 33c 10 4, t. O. b.,
4c to 3Siac, No; i flaxseed, 9-Ic
PINE timothy seed. s37|4 Mess PORTER pork Re,
$40 short rib sides-Loose. $40 10 S4.45.
Dry salted shouders-Boxed, ~ to 45sc.
Short clear sides Boxed. i5sc. Whisky
Flour Barrels, receipts, 900; shipments.
5000. Wheat - Bushel receipts, Zo,pou;
sh pInents 5000. Corn-BIshels receipts,
rs 800; shipments. 1901 Oats-Bushes,
rect ipts 250,Uw: shipm s, l67 900 Rye
ushels. receipts, 1000; shipments, 1000.
Barey-Bushels, receipts 900: shipments.
2l.0OU
ON the produce exchange today the butter
market was steady; creameries, l9c TO k4c;
daires, &C to 2uc
Eggs were steady: fres ~. SIC to 9ISc.
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The London Markets

New YORK, Jan. Z. The Evening Posts Lon
den inanc al cable ram says: The stock mar.
kets here were i6t today on continued serious
news from he rransvaal, unoontrmed re port
of the tesiyna OF the German chancellor
together with the widest rumors all nore or
less un rue. I e Transvaal position as re-
ga ded during he dav as very grave Unless
tne Beers soon vie d to the just claims OF the
Uilanders, British Intervention is considered
almost ertain Consols nave been Ool4, but
closed better on purchases said to have come
from Germany. Am rcans have b ell espe
q ally FAT on the gloomy antci pa lion of The
effec. the breakdown OF the syndicat oper
alton. but hey closed better. All orders fol-
god to merica' which undoubtedly existed.
appear 10 be cou tcrmanded, the metal being
freely offer in the open ar<et. There was
a sharp all in Ksffrs Late onight the gen
eral OUTLOOK il mos unsettled. The losses en-.
tailed are heavv and serious. Paris and
closed better
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Clnsin1 Stncka

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-rhe o fcal closing quo
tatiuns for stocks w re as follows:
A;ohison, l31s Adams Expres., l4o: Alton
and Terre Haute. 81; do preferred, -; Amer
canadian Pacido, 5 5; Canada Southern' as;
esso 4 Alton. los; chic Bur. 4 oui ". Is;
Chic. Gas, 6;i2s; Co ,solidated Gas l41, c., C.
aud st. Louis, "a; co,oradn Coal l. Iron. -;
Cotton Oil Certificates. l6H; Del. and Hud-
,on, i2034; d l., Lack Western. 15o; D. &
f. G. pfd, 40; is,ilers AMI Cattle Feeders
Wayne. 1Sl; Great Northern pfd. lIu
Chicago & Eastern Illinois pfd %; Hooking
Da@h a s 81 Kansas Kansas SSfst fess pd I s95 - 'I LAKE,
Erie & W est - same pfd,, -; Lake Shore.
l3 n; Lead Trust .39s; Louisville 4 Ma h
haitian Consolidated. o.; Memphis and
souri, Pacific, - Moi lie and ohio II; Nash
Vile Chatt, 65; National Cordage, 45s; same
pid.. .; y. J. Central 30 =: Aorfoik and
West pfd., 5la: torth American Co., 41s: North
ern raeias "a 40 pId 10; y. =, Denver
pf, 6O15; Commercial Gable c., lto: u,
) coriage Co.. guaranteed. :; Northwestern
rS p5 b. do Rfd New az Englsnd f5 6tns1i
& Western, 12la; Oregon Improvement. 81;
oregon Nav, 10; Oregon Short Line & Utah
North. rn, q; Pacific Mail, -; Peoria Dec. Il
Evans, ~; pittsbu g, 60 Pullman Pal, 1870;
Reading ~; Rio Grante We fern. l. do pfd..
40; Rock Island, q :; st. Paul. 65ls: do pfd.,
~; It Paul & Omaha, o2i9; do i'd lis
Southern Pacific, =: sugar Refinery off
lenn.t oal & ir II. 23l5; Texas Pacific, .5s; Tol.
q Cen. pfd., 65; Union Pa iic, 80; q. 5. Ex-
press, Az; Wabash, st L. & Pac.,
t9s; do pfi.. ~; Wells Far o tx
press. 80; Weste rn Unlo F., 8 "a; VIII cling &
l. e., 1nlS; do pfd., 81 =; MINI. & st Louis,
II; Den Il r. G. l05%; General ectrlc 231s (;
Natl Linseed, 8; Col Fuel & /. 23},; do
pfd.. 9S; II & Tex. en-, Ia; Tol. A. A. &
North Mich, Il; Tol ST. Louis & X. c 8;
American .looacco, 7724; do pfd loo; American
lei. and Cable, 80.
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Notice for Publication of Time for
Proving WIN. Etc,

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF
l. California, County of Los Angeles, IS
In the matter of the estate OF Jacob Vernon, de
ceased. Notice Is hereby given that Wednesday
the sth day of January 1896 at 10 o'clock n M O.
said day, at the court room OF this court, depart
ment two thereof in the city of Los Angeles
county of Los Angeles and state Of California, ha,
been appointed as the time and place for hearing
the application of Milton Vernon and Frank Yer
non praying that a document now on file in thit
court purporting ~ be the last will and testament
of the said deceased be admitted to probate, that
letters testamentary be issued thereon to said pc
titOners. Milton Vernon and Frank Vernon, nj
which time and place all persons interested therein
may appear and contest the same.
Dated December 26. 1895.
T. E NEWLIN, County Clerk.
BY G. w. BLAKE, Deputy.
Clarence A. Miller, ESQ., attorney for petitioners
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Bond List

NEW YORK. Jan. T. he following are the
closing quotations for the bon list:
I. S new Is reg. ll4la; do comp, l14'4;
S SIS reg. 2 p; do SIS C up, Ii.15; As reg,
lO-k; do Is coup, o.; DO IS rer,9i: Pacific Us
OF '95 loo; Ala. elias A, o.: do as. B, los
do ella S c, 10 do currency. lol: La. New
Consols 4s, 9S: Missouri bs. 100. N. carolina
6s. 10; do As, 81: s. Carolina non-fund. ;
Tenn. n set Us, DO 5s | o. old is 20;
Va. Centuries, 90; dodeierr 81; Atchison
As, % E. do second A. 2014: Canada SO. 2nds.
los; Cen Pac lists '95. 1U0: ben. & Il rs,
no: do 4s "a: Erie 2nds 65; G, H
4 A 6s lo5; do rs. l0J; H & T Cent 5,
lu7; do Us, l04; K first Is 60; do
Cent Renl 5s ll3; Northern Pac lists, 81;
do seconds, 'ol; Northwest 'nsols, 1885,;
do : deb os, T.; Eio Grande West lists,
lO9; stL&l NJ gen IS, 70; 81 l. & 3 F gen
6s. oo; Tex Pac first g.; do conds. IS i;
Union Pacific is of 80, 1927; West Shore
as, lu4].; o R& lists, io5 LIZ Is, 71},;
Nor pac 3ds, 65; So K r SIS, ss12,
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Money Ouotatjons

New YORK, Jan. Money on call easy et
2 to per cent last loan p; closed offered at
per cent; p ime mercantile paper, q to 9per
cent; sterling exchange dull, with actual usi-
ness in bankers bils at 4.Ss4 for deman
aud ,.s7l2 to 4S7 for sky Gays; posted
me rcial bi Is 4.S'is4; silver certificates ~ to
b7l5 6 vernment bonds firm and higher;
s ale bonds ihaclive: railroad bonds weak
SN fR Nc1sco Jan 7.-sight drafts, par;
telegraph, par.
Lon ON, Jan. 7-Consols 1857.
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Mining Shares
NIinInR SHaTeS
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Official closing

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. Official closing
prices for mining shares were as follows:
Alta. IL; Alpha Con. rs; Andes, .S; Bel
cher 81; Bell Isle =; Best & Beicher, lU5;
Bodie Con-. 43: Bullion, %; Bulwer Con. ! 4
Caledo lia, o; cha lenge Co IA Chollsr, IS;
Contuence, 20; Con Cal. and Va, 80; Con
Imperial. .; Con. New YORK =; Or wn Point,
8; Exchequer, s; Gould & cnrrie, 81; Grand
Priz,. ; Hale & Norci oss. 81. s Julia, .: Jus
tice, 4: Kentuck Con-. Lady Washington
Con- i; Mexi an, 6g' Mono 5; Mt Diabio,
Ib Navajo, -; Occidental Con, II, phir
l.6n; Overmsn, 23. Potosi, 50; sava 80
scorpion 3; Il IRA Nevada 6S; Silver HILL
q silver King, %; Union Con. 81; Utah Con,
8; yellow Jacket, 81
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7-Sight drafts, par;
telegraph, par.
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Chicago L;yet c< Market.

CHICAGO, Jan = Cattle-Trade was slow
an prices were sol lower. / he choice
grades OF light weight cattle sold the best, the
greater part OF the cattle selling at $3 45C0
chasers It S3.3 0p3.5'. The COW and heif
trade WAS fairly act We at steady prices Bulls
sold mostly at - 3.I5 and prime calves
brought 6.75 The market for hogs was slow
and TO cents lower Prime 10 extra hogs,
s .s5@3 o0; iulk of sal S, S3 20 o. 80.
eep There was the usu good dema nd from
city dressed meat firms and prices weres eadY
on the basis oil 81 TO $3.50 for common to
,hoice native sheep
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SUMMARY
LOCAL BANK CLEARINGS
Liverpool Market

LIVERPOOL, Jan. spot wheat was steady
with a moderate demand; No red winter. IS
I'd; No. l. hard Manitoba, IS Id; No. CAL
ifornia, SIS I'D Futures opened dnll I'd
loweer and closed firm. 4 to I'd higher;
January, 5s Ard; February, rs 5lad; March,
IS I'd; April, rs o14d; May, 5s AID.
Spot corn was quiet: American mixed new,
IS 2lsd Futures opened qniet I'd lower
and closed firm, "a hg 'er; January and
February, 2s 234d; March. 3s sd; april, IS
IL May. SIS sgd; June, IS SD. Flour was
steady with poor demanI; St. Louis fancy
winter rs Sd
Hops-At London, Pacific coast, 81.
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SfockhOlders' Meeting

NIoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders OF the outhern alifornla
Insurance company for the election of di-
rectors. amending the b, laws and for ths
transact ion OF such other bust ess as may
properly come before the meeting will be
held at the company's once, No. fO7 sou h
Broadway, in the city OF Los Angeles, State of
California, on Wednesday, January 5. 1885,
at 2: 80 pm, d. K. MILES,
Is Secretary.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS

Call Board Prices-Grain and Provision
Market
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 7.-whest-steady; May,
$l.O6ss Barley. Arm; May, 7Ossc. Corn,
soc Bran. 1880.
wheat-No. shipping, s1.O2lz per Genital;
choice, Sl.o "a; milling, $1.O7lt to 81. l "a.
rlev-Feed, fair TO gooi, 6sXG7O; choice,
71N: brewing, 73@50.
0ats-Mil lug, 10 Use; surprise, 90d97lsc;
fancy feed. S0G85; good to choice,
67l695o; poor to fair. 81 "a i5c; black, fol
seed, fl 0d$1 So gray, IS a75c.
Flour unchanged
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Trustees Sale.

TUE NOTICE AND DEMAND HAVING
- been served upon the undersigned by the
First National bank of Los Angeles, as required by
that certain deed of trust hereinafter mentioned.
Now, therefore, in accordance with the terms
trust executed by S. W. Luitweilcr and sophia G..
Lutweiler his wife, parties of the first part there
second part therein, and the First Nalonal bank
of Los Angeles psfby OF the third part ther,in,
dated June 20 sea and recorded In the office of the
county recorder of the County of Los Angeles,
Of California in book 85s of deeds Mt page le
and following; and In pursuance OF ,odr resolution
board of directors OF said First National bank of
Los Angeles, a corporation, aud the holder of the
notes (Nos 1881 10, ,26s and l5269) TO secure pay
ment OF which the aforesaid deed of trust was eX-
ecuted, declaring that default had been made in
thu payment OF the principal sum and other sums
due under said notes and deed of trust, and re-
qu.sting and directing said j. Nj. Elliott, trustee,
70 sell the real estate described therein to satisfy
0e ID Indebtedness:
~ NJ: Elliott, trustee, do hereby give notice
that on Monday me isth ~ f day Of Janqary, "A, d. D.
The court house (Broadway entrance) in the city,
Of Los Angeles, county Of Los Angeles, state OF
est bidder for cash in gold coin of me United
States all the pieces or parcels of land situated in
scrb.d follows, to wit:
FirstAl that certain piece situate in the city Of
No. 8 and north half of lot No in Macarthur S
subdivision of lot No of block Il, Hancocks sur
fronting on Figueroa street and two hundred and
forty (24J) feet deep. The map of "McArthur's
subdivision Is on file In the office of the recorder or
Los An iees county, state of California and refer
ence is hereby made to said map for further do
scription of said lots
Seco id-Lo No. Seventy-seven co OF the Nc
Donald tract in the rancho of san Pedro, desig-
mated in the map of said tract recorded in the office
Of the county recorder OF Los Angeles county, at
pages q and q of book 10 Of miscellaneous records,
containing forty-four and 69loJ acres more or less.
Third-That parcel of land in the Rancho santa
Gertrudes described as follows, to-wit Blocks
numbered five (5) and seven (7) OF the Coz ona
tract, as per map thereof made by w. ID. Buckner,
April, lS8-, and recorded in book 81 AZ page Sc,
miscellaneous records of said Los Angeles county,
said blocks containing 2l5 acres.
Together with the appurtenances.
Terms of sale: Cash in gold coin Of the United
States; ten per cent payable to the undersigned at
the fall of the hammer; balance on delivery OF
deed and ii not SO paid, unless for want of title
(ten days being allowed for search) then said ten
j. Nj. ELLIOTT,
1855 Trustee.
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Stockholders Meeting.

r OS ANGELES, CAL DECEMBER q, 1885,
IL To the stockholders of the Banner Oil Com
pany: Please take notice that the annual meet
ing OF the stockholders OF the Banner Oil Com
pany will be held at the principal office of the
pany, No. 1851 South Spring street, in the city of
Los Angeles, Tuesday, January IA, 1896, at l0:So
O'Clock M, for the purpose OF electing directors
and for the transaction OF such other business as
may properly come before lhe meeting.
VALID SCH MI DIT,
1-c6 Secretary Pro TEN.
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Silver iSuiii1n

NEW YORK, Jan. z Silver bars. 667sc; Mexi-
car, sc.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. silver bars 677sc;
Mexican dollars, 81 @54c.
LONDON, Jan. 7.-Bar silver, per ounce,
40 9-l6d
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Jan 7-Todays statement oi
the condition OF the treasury shows: Avail
able cash balance, y! Is. l25 o42; gold reserve.
&6 ,2o1,7lO,
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Boston Quotations

BOSTON, Jan. 7.-Atchison, 1875; Bell Te
1856; Oregon Short Line, q; San Diego,2
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF LOS
- Angeles, we, the undersigned. do hereby
C rify that par transacting business in
said state under the firm name and style of The
Anchor Laundry that lhe principal place Of bust.
ness OF said tartnership is in the city of Los An
geles, said county That the names in full Of all the
members Of sucn partnership as undersigned
and their respective residences are set opposi.e O
their names respectively. Dated October 25 s95.
Names. Residences.
Charles E igene Fout, Los Angeles, California
Apheus n. Messerey. Los Angeles, California
MahIon Erhart Schaffer.' Columbus Ohio. Wed st
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Petroleum

NEW YORK. Jan. T. - Petroleum - Steady;
United closed at $1.51 lid.
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First Trip From Los Angeles,
Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1895

equipred and peri city ar anged vestibule1
Tr l4scontinen al Train III Americ4. New
equip en- especially desi-ned and built sos
this service
irir,ct rnections in New Orleans for al
Eastern points. Quick time.
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All s. r. Co IS trains stop at First stree, lex.
cept the four san Francisco trains) and Com
mercial street Except the 8: Sen Francisco
evening train, in the business center Of the
city, saving time and street car fares to pas.
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THE INSIDE TRACK.

Chatsworth Park-r.eave from and arrive al
River 5 at on San Fernando street, only.
tSundays excepted. A Sundays only.
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PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, ETC.
FLORISTS

DUY YOUR FLOWERS OF MISS H. Goor
ID In, 82s s. Broadway; fancy bouquets on shor
notice, %
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SPECIALISTS

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MACHINE MANDATORY


WON SERKEY MANUFACTURING CO.
23i-236 Il. second ST.; manufacturers OF
special machinery, dies and models; only accurate
work guaranteed.
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Mrs. ALEXANDER REMOVES CORNS
1Nl and bunyons and gives massage at 43S $.
Main ST., opp. postof1ice 2-21S6
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IS. S. Santa Rosa, Jan. 6,
Ia, o., 80; Feb. z.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-01
a Nan BADLY Iiurf

On Saturday afternoon, Samuel Thomas,
John Clement and Richard LlewelIyn. all
of this place, were emp loved by Thomas j.
Reese. of the East ward, i'm taking down
part of Il large barn on the lot recently
purchased by him from Superintendent
Leech. The men had cut loose a portion
of the rOof about twenty feet square. with
the intention of pulling it off in one piece
They had loOsened il from the plate and
at the comb of the roof and had hitched
horse 10 a rope that was fastened To one of
the rafters
Thomas had been prying the roof loose
and after he had gotten it loose he was ad-
vised to get down from his dangerous
position under the section of the roof, but
laughed at their fears and ordered the
horse To be started.
As soon as the rope frightened and the
roof begen 20 move, the purln in the
centre gave way and the roof dropped on
Thomas, crushing him in a doubled up
position on the sill he had been sitting
upon. 1t required some time to get as
sistance and raise the roof TO get him out
and when he was carried down his body
was limp and ifeleSs, but he soon began
breathing. 1t was at first supposed that
his back was broken, his breast bone
broken and his ribs crushed and he was
taken to his home in the belief that death
would result in a very short time.
He has continued To improve, however,
and at this writing it is believed he NAV
recover, his breast bone is broken and
several of his ribs crushed, but his back is
not so seriously injured as was at first sup
posed
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-05-01
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court
for the week ending Thursday, April 3Oth,
1880:
Bernard Litzinger and Ann Dunlap,
Susquehanna township.
Benjamin Hartill and Alice HeatOn,
Puritan.
j. A. Clearwater. Johnstown, and Char
IOtte StaleY, Stonycreek township.
Frank E. Farrell. Marrellville, and Bes-
sic NJ. Somerville, West Taylor township.
George A. Plummer. Summerhill, and
Mary f. Dugan. Portage.
Andy Lukath and Mary Ninpoover.
JOhnstOwn.
John Molysko and Kate ochocienski.
JOhnstOWn.
William F. Patch and Emma Strayer,
Morrellville.
George Adams, Allegheny township, and
Kate O'NeiIl, Munster township
John Krivac and Mary Krivacka, Johns
town
Joseph Finak and Mary Marnsak,
JOhnstown.
j. w. Krotzer and Ida b. Blough, Johns
town.