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The herald., 1896-09-29
TROOPS ASSIGNED.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Gen; Ruger
commanding the department of the east
has made the following assignment to sta
tions of troops recently ordered to his de-
partment from the Pacific coast Com
pany A CRoberts), Company H (Crabhs),
and Company I QIills), to Fort Hamilton,
New York harbor; Company f (Hodges),
Company X (Morris) and Company L (Mc
Clelland), to Fort Wadsworth, and Com
pany B Nomais), Company c (Woods) and
Company M (Daly), to Fort Slocum,
The herald., 1896-09-29
STUMP AND PLATE.
Philadelphia Cr,cketers Score a Run or
Two-Wet Eall.

Two-Wet Eall.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2j-The Phlla-
delphia cricketers were defeated in the
second match with the Australians today
by an inning and II runs. The h me eleven
improved in their batting in ths second in
ming, having evidently gotten over their
stage fright of the first inning. The Phil.
adelphians scored but 1i4 runs In their first
inning and 207 in theis second attempt. This
was decided Improvement over their
Mannheim form. when the highest sccre for
an inning was 12G runs.
FAIL WEATHER..
CINCINNATI. Sept. 2S.--Two games to
have been played between Cincinnati and
Chicago were pcstpcne on account Of ram
and rain again today prevented them from
playing. II the weather permits the clubs
will play tomorrow and Wednesday.
THE CLYMPIAN GAMES.
BosTON. Sept 2S-Thore was an inter
c5ttng gathering IN the mayors office at
lo:4J o'clock today whtn Mayor Quincy re-
ccived q delegation that had been com
rissione6, 10 br.ny TO him, the chief magis-
trate of the American Athens, the testi-
Eioniais of regard and appreciation from
the mayer Of ancient Athens. Rev. Peter
Macuen of Somcrv;lle. who was specially
deputized to convey the message and med
e@it' iN'oSN tAiN SdlIOH. III an dppTC-
pirate speech he presented to the mayor
the two medals, one of gold and the other
of bronze. On the diverse OF the bronze
medal is the head of the Olyinpan Joye
and depletion CT Olympia. On the reverse
is this inscription in Greek: international
Olymp,an Games Athens, 1885," surround
Ing a representation of Acropolis. ~ tie
diverse of the gold medal Athena is seen
presenting crown to the victors while
on the right is the inscription "Oly.np.an
Games, 177S B. C. to 1885," The inscription
on the reverse is THE International Olym-
pic Games, Athens. 1906"
The herald., 1896-09-29
THOSE PILGRIMAGES
Paid for by the Republican National
Committee for Canton Travellers.

Out here in the far west the people
have been reading about how large dele
cations have been entertained at Can
ton and how they have gone on long
pilgrimages to show fealty to Hanna
and Mckinley. These excursions have
peen wonderful, If the excursionists paid
their way But they do not pay. Ev-
erything is furnished free. Hotel bill,
railroad fare and everything else, as is
oonciusively shown. How the big del
egatoin of commercial travellers was
gotten up in Chicago is shown by this
letter. which member of the club gave
away and which is being produced in
fac simile throughout the east:
Commercial Mems Democratic McKin-
ley Club, Harry II. Levy, secretary,
S43 Marshfield avenue, Chicago,
September Sd, 1896.
The Commercial Mems Democratic
Mckinley club are going in a body to
Canton, Ohio to pay their respects to
Hon. VIM. Mckinley. We will leave
chicago Friday evening, September IL,
at 3 o'clock. returning from Canton Sep
tember IL and arriving in Chicago Sun
day morning.
transportation and sleeping apart
ments will be furnished without cost.
we are anxious that every member of
the club should participate as it is es-
sential to the interest of the club to
make as good showing as possible
If you desire to accompany us on this
trip, please sign enclosed postal card
and return to the 'xretary not later
than Tuesday, September g.
Respectfully,
GUSTAVE HOFFSTADT, Pres.
HARRY II. LEVY, Sec.
The Oakland Alliance came to Los
Angeles but the members were discrim-
mated against by the Pullman Car COM
pany and were compelled to put up So
for their outing. This was not nice.
The herald., 1896-09-29
A MINING ACCIDENT.
Weather Observer White Receives In
juries Which Prove Fatal

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. 2S.-Arthur E.
White, weather bureau observer for
the Phoenix station, died today at the
Congress mine, eighty miles north of
Phoenix, from the effects of injuries re-
ceived in an accident in the shaft of the
mine last night.
Several loads of visitors were being
lowered into the main incline, 1000 feet
deep. An obstruction at he 12O0-foot
level caused the cars to pile up in the
shaft Shift-boss Bartholomew was se-
riously injured, and hurts received by
White were sufficient to cause his death.
Whites wife was with him, but was
not hurt,
The herald., 1896-09-29
sQUABBLING STOCKHOLDERS.
Deprive Butte, Montana. of Its Only Place
of Amusement

SALT LAKE, Utah. Sept. 2s.--A special
to the Tribune from Butte. Mont. says:
Maguire's opera house, erected a q cost
OF $4,000 and opened 10 the public only
seven years ago, is tonight mass CT
ruins, as result of disagreement among
the stockholders and the city, with pop
rlation of i5.09o is without c place Of aruse-
ment.
James a. Murray has be2n docreed by
the supreme court to be the owner of the
building Numerous kilograms called for
mechanics liens ana the Grand Opera
House company was given the ground un-
der the mortgage. The company refused
to BUY the house at any price and also
refused to sell the ground, and this morn
ing Murray put a big force of men to work
TO tear down the handsome building and
tonight little but the walls remain.
The herald., 1896-09-29
A NON-SUIT ENTERED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2S.-Judge
Sewall this afternoon granted a motion
for non-suit, made by the defendants
in the action brought ba the California
Safe Deposit and Trust company to Sc
cure the removal of Manager Sheehan
and the directors of the Peoples Home
savings bank. The removal of the Off
cials was asked for on the ground that
they had mismanaged the affairs of the
insolvent corporation.
The herald., 1896-09-29
AN INSURANCE FIGHT.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.--A meeting of the
policy holders Interested in the Mutual as
sociaton was held this afternoon. The as
sociation has been in the hands of a re-
ceiver for a year and an order was recently
obtained by the receiver, Henry Win
throp Gray, from J. G. Lawrence which
requires all the policy holders who may not
have paid assessments which were made
within terms of their policies to pay the
same. The result of the meeting was a de-
.cision to advise all delinquents to refuse
to- pay and to fight the order.
The herald., 1896-09-29
THE GOLD RESERVE.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-rhe treas
ury today lost $4,000 in gold coin and $22.'-
200 in bars. which leaves the true amount
of the reserve 1922, ,284, $50.
In addition to this amount s2,0O0, 900 in
gold coin was deposited today in the New
York sub-treasury in exchange for cur
rency. The amount Of gold in sight added
TO that already delivered will bring the
reserve up to about $127, 900.
The herald., 1896-09-29
JACKSON'S HOLE INDIANS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2S.--Indian Agent
Teter has telegraphed the Indian office
that the Shoshones who went to hunt at
Jackson's Hole are returning to the agency
and that he has turned the Indian, Race
Horse. wanted by the Wyoming courts
over to the proper authorities.
The herald., 1896-09-29
ARIZONA FOOTPADS.

PHOENIX, Ariz., Sept. Pa roadhouse
three miles east of the city was entered this
evening by three masked men, evidently
cowboys, who looted the house, holding
the occupants up at the point of their re-
volvers. After robbng the till and appro-
priating all the weapons in sight the
men mounted their horses and rode away
to the eastward. There is no clue to their
identity.
The herald., 1896-09-29
ARTHUR KING DEAD.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.-Arthur King. ex-
ecutive head of the firm of r. G. Dun G.
Co., died today at his home In Bloomfield
~ D., aged 10 years. He had been con-
nocted with the firm of r. G. Dun & Co.
for forty-fve years.
The herald., 1896-09-29
A MEXICAN STORM,

CITL OF MEXICO. Sept 2S-The west
coast of Mexico has been visited by
tremendous storm, which caused great
damage and CONSERVATION. The town of
Altata, the port of the state Of Sinaloa,
is inundated and the capital city, Culian-
cana, has suffered severely. Many other
havo H~o-, n~~IoJ
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BUT NOT CAUGHT.

+ KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 2s.-Accord-
ing to story told the local police today by
Joseph Rowe. railroad man, who Just
arrived from the territory George Tay-
lor, the escaped murderer of the Meeks, has
been located in Indian territory by United
States Marshal Copeland.
The herald., 1896-09-29
A SICK MINISTER.

SOUTHAMPTON. Sept. 2S.--Mr. Alex
ander Mcdonald Of Virginia, the United
States minister to Persia, who arrived
here on September 2sth from the United
States on board the American line steam
ship New York, was dangerously Ill with
The herald., 1896-09-29
"ME, TOO"

The issue of 1896 Is: "Shall America
have an American system of finance or
shall it play Me, too to EnglandY'-
Philadelphia Item.
The herald., 1896-09-29
Do You
Want Manhood ?

DO YOU REALIZE THAT YOU ARE
not the man YOU should be at your age?
Do you find your strength failing you, ex-
posing the great drain that has been sap
DOCS this knowledge mar your life? Then
it is time for you to look seriously to your
health. You need such remedy as DR..
Sandens Electric Belt, from which you
can absorb new strength and vitality 1t Is
a grand remedy for any one who is weak
in vitality from whatever cause.
The herald., 1896-09-29

lying at the Southwestern hotel under the
care of a physician. Today, however, he
is somewhat improved In health.
The herald., 1896-12-27
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
....s ,-so HOuses and Lots

FOR SALE
List of Genuine Bargains. City and
.i-. ssa ,-..., Country
-H-.f .-AIlLE1N & BUTLER
o.. 252-253 Wilson Block
For Sale-Elegant 10-room new modern
house, best neighborhood on large lot,
to go at great sacrice; cost $500.
For Sale-6-acre Glendora Olive ranch,
all clear. 8-room modern house, private
water right; $500, worth $4,000, and cost
5000.
For Exchange--In Henderson. Kansas
$4,000, Broom house on large lot, for $500,
in exchange for S-room house in Los An
geles.
Bargains in cottages. all parts Of city.
cash or installments.
For Sale-$50O0. modern home, best
neighborhood; rooms; IL you come early
can get bargain you could not think Of.
For Sale-60 acres alfalfa land ~ miles
of Los Angeles, near railroad station;
good Groom house. perfect water right:
good barn. 30 acres in alfalfa; all for 5000
and all spot cash less money.
100 acres miles from Los Angeles, at
railroad station, perfect soil. damp land
good house 8 rooms, barn, etc., all for $125
per acre; investigate this.
ALLEN & BUTLER,
u 252-253 Wilson block.
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FOR ExcHAN0E-REAL ESTATE
FOR EXCHANGE
BY JOHN H. COXE,


LOT eastern property.
s14,0O0-46 lots on Temple ST., will ex-
change equity for clear property in the
east.
ssO0O-2 lots on Orchard ave.. to ex-
change for Colorado property.
$60.OU0-54-room hotel on Grand ave., in
come $500 year, to exchange for Chi
cago property.
Francisco, for Los Angeles property, will,
assume.
s6O0O-17 acres in the city limits, for
house and lot, will assume.
$6O00-12 acres at Tropico, highly i'm
proved, for city property.
$45O0-10-room house. N. Euclid, rem.
$50 per month, for house and lot in the
city.
$S5O0-1o acres at Covina, in bearing or
anges, for other property
$S50O-Two 7-room flats in Chicago, for
city property, will assume a very small
mortgage.
$21,0OO-14o acres at Chino, improved,
planted in beets, artesian WELL for ex-
change for Los Angeles property, will
assume.
500, 0Oe-Fine residence in Boyle Heights,
for eastern property.
$50O0-Tenement house of 16 rooms close
in. to trade for a residence in southwest.
$00O0-A house on N. Burlington ave-, to
exchange for ranch property.
$S50O-Brick block at San Jacinto. with
good income, to exchange for Los Angeles
property, or a ranch.
4000-8-room modern house, two-story
in East Los Angeles, for clear st. Louis
property.
$2J.vtO-20 acres, Orange county, highly
improved, with income, for Los Angeles
property.
SllU,UvJ-Large improved ranch in Los
Angeles county, for city or eastern prop
erty.
$9O0O-15 acres, Covina, improved, for
house and lot in city or eastern ranch.
$6500-54 acres alfalfa and other improve
ments, Riverside county for city prop
erty.
s45OO-House and lot in city and 20 acres
near Riverside, for house and lot in large
eastern city.
slo,OOo-2O acres just outside city, for
city property.
$3O00-10 acres, Rialto, for house and lot
In city, will assume.
S5000-20 acres, San Gabriel, improved,
for city property, will assume.
10000-9-room house, southwest, for
eastern property.
$4600-7-room house. Marengo ave-,
Pasadena, for house and lot in Los Ange-
les.
s25O0-7-room house near Colorado ST.,
Pasadena.
$4OO0-17 acres in city, for alfalfa ranch
with buildings.
s5Ooo-Busness property in East Los
Angeles.
s55OO-S-room house, Union ave-, for
smaller place in city or ranch.
JOHN H. COKE,
2O7 S. Broadway.
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WHO is SANTA CLAUS?

Two little girls ana a boy one day,
A short time before Christmas came.
In remembrance of His holy name,
The girls strong in the tbelief of Santa
Talked of dollies and rings and bright
geew-gaws. .sI yol
Against such belief. did loudly shout.
There is no such person anywhere
Who rides in a sled way UP in the air,
In Los Angeles climate they could not 60: !:
You may write your letters to good Saint
Nick"
And put them in the mail box to go up
But as the north pole has not bee found,
Santa Claus won't get them, I'll BE-
bound
The girls both opened wide their eyes,
And the younger one thus replies:
" Tourse dere's dood old Santa Claua.
And 1t Is not your mas or pas.
Cause when | was a weenty girl;
l seen him and his wife and baby girl;
He had long whiskers and fur coat,
And gave me candy and toy goat.
''He is a dood old man an awful kind,
And I'll hang my stottens up, so mind
That you don't get muffin at all.
Cause you say dey's no such thing:
Il
And books and toys, and a wagon. too,
And you said Santa Claus sent It t.
you aaS
The older sister looked very wise,
With mischevious twinkle in her eyes.
Said: Il know Santa Claus is all right,
And to him a letter did write.
Asking for books. toys and clothes.
And he will get it wherever he goes,
And will remember me Christmas Eve.
For in Santa Claus do believe.
He is a jolly old fellow. full of fun,
So fat he has to ride-he cannot rum
And God let's him ride through the air
So he can get around quick everywhere
And please all good girls and boys
With books and candy and pretty toyu:
And l hope hen fill my stocking up
With doll and book and silver cup"
The boy looked wise and bent his head.
And thought awhile then slowly said:
about this Santa Claus | must find out:
IL this is the truth they are talking about
I had better hang my-stocking-up up
And take my chances getting enough.
7 know ii is all in fun.
But still old Santa might past me run.
IT think, perhaps, tits my own mamma.
Or possibly my own kind papa;
But whoever or whatever he Is,
He certainly understands his biz.
To make happy so many girls and boys
With drums. and candy. nuts and toyu,
The hearts of good girls and boys to cheegt|
"I'll take my chances with my sisters dear
At least for this and another year
And ask no more about kind Saint Nick, i
Or my name from his list might ~
dropped quick ,snea.s
And on Christmas eve to bed will go.4
With our stockinssvall hung up in FoNE|
And sleep with, one eye open Wide.
TO see which way Santa will ride.
l,a y,ox &c nj 10 rf~nr -
And hasn't doubted old ERnta ssnce, |
But wrote a long letter like his sister, :
And on the outside wrpta this addrseas
Mister i2sl3 stS
Although in our directory you're not q
the roll. stfasl feex va t7s
Send me down somethin&s very nice
From your home way up mid the enoU
and Ice" ,1E
Los Angeles. Dec. 23d. ',,r'
The herald., 1896-12-27

FOR SALE
$2500-5 lots on New Main, opp s. p
depot. Cheap house here will rent for
$15 per month to railroad employees with
In call limits; owner will furnish money
to build If desired.
sS50-Flower ST. bet. First and Second |;
large elevated lot, 50x165; this Is cheap.
$SOO-Cor. Albany and Fourteenth, one
block to two car lines; sewer and cement
walk in and paid
%00-One block west of Alvarado. bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth; lot 50x150;
must sell. Call ON
OTIS II. LOCKHART,
1923 Byrne Bldg. Cor. Third and Broadway.
The herald., 1896-12-27

FOR EXCHANGE
Two broom cottages, no incumbrance.
Albany. Ore: also vacant lots for cot
tage, Los Angeles Q26); vacant lots Port
land, Ore, clear; will assume $1,000.
House rooms, two lots, Pomona, no
incumbrance. for cottage cottage s
rooms. Central ave-, clear. for small
class equities in cottages in exchange
for vacant lots or ranches. We can
match most anything.
II. W. COTTLE & SON,
II 305 w. Second ST.
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FOR ExcHANGe-REAL ESTATE

FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO PROP
erty owners
We have opened an Exchange Depart
ment' In conjunction W tn our general
real estate business, and If you have
property to sell or exchange 1t will pay
you to let us know cf IT..
We have an experienced man in charge
of this new department. who will give
his entire attention to getting results
from the propositions submitted Let us
hear from you.
EASTON, ELDRIDGE & CO.,
12l South Broadway.
For Exchange-House and lot on Bush
St. city: two stories. nine rooms, mod
ern build lot 5Ox150; will trade for north
ern property; value, $4,000.
ALSO
For Decentralization residence on
East Twnty-third street. Oakland two
stories. eight rooms; property well situ-
ated, fine neighborhood; will exchange for
Los Angeles city or county.
ALSO
For Exchange--Several pieces of i'm
prove income property in city for tract
Of land adjoining city limits
ALSO
For Exchange-S0 acres near Downey.
40 acres alfalfa: house. barns, fencing and
water right: northern property desired;
value, $4,000.
EAsTON, ELDRIDGE & CO..
27 121 South Broadway.
The herald., 1896-12-27

FOR SALE-ELEGANT MODERN 10
room residence in Bonnie Brae section
every convenience; woodwork down
stairs quarter-sawed oak and beautiful
fir wood; walls and ceilings hand deco
rated; large bedrooms on second floor;
elegant bathroom. porcelain bath, smok-
ing room and billiard room Sd floor; house
is beautiful, complete and modern: lot
50xlI5 to alley all street Improvements,
including sewer The owner says sell
for $500. and when you see the property
you will say it's cheap; photographs at
my Office. LEONARD MERRILL 24O
Bradbury block. 27
The herald., 1896-12-27
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
City Lois

FOR SALE-MACKNIGH & co. WILL
buy your lot, house or ranc q and pay
you the cash If its "a bargain. The boss
is home from the mines and says we are
rich--in clear up to our chin. SO ii your
property is a bargalr-let us look at 1t
and we will make yoI !, cash oner; we
have customers for anything that's a
bargain. GEO. w. MACkNIGHT. gem
eral manager. rooms 22j and 223 Byrnc
bldg. 27
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bred brown Leghorn hens, including a
fine rooster. Address A. H., box 80, Her.
aid. 27
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FOR sALE-A GOOD LOT AND NICE
new 3-room house. lawn, fruits and flow
ers; close to Ninth st.. worth $500; sell $780,
800 cash and monthly. 5-room house
50xl4O foot lot, southwest, $3.50, 5000 cash,
sig month"; bargain. EDWARD FRASER.
2l6 s. Broadway. 81
The herald., 1896-12-27

FOR SALE
$12,0O0-Large 12-room house, lot 5Ox165,
s. Broadway; will take some trade.
Lot 50x165, Broadway, near Eighth
owner nonresident; wants offer; will sell
cheap.
Lot 25x140 on Sixth St. near Olive, $780,
$4,000 buys lot fronting on Spring and
Main SITS, near Seventh; double 'front.'
age. LEE A. MCCONNELL
"a 113 8. Broadway
The herald., 1896-12-27

FOR EXCHANGE
S12OO-2ls acres in city Pasadena for lodg-
ing house.
$12OO-10-acre ranch, house and barn,
trade for lodging house.
$50, ,O00-Chicago property, trade for Cal
ifornia.
ST ssO0O-House and lot in city, trade for
alfalfa ranch.
HOYT & MYERS,
27 402 S. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-12-27
EOR SALE-LIVE STOCK

FOR SALE-FINE CITY BROKE STYL-
ish family or lady's driving and saddle
mare, years old, jet black, weight 1850.
beauty, sound and without blemish or
bad trick price $S5f 2O21 Pennsylvania
ave.
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FOR sALE-ssO0; ONLY $500, JUST WHAT
the lot is worth will buy a Groom house,
southwest, on west side of made street,
severed and sidewalked. in walking dis
tance; only l block from electric car line /;
water piped in house and lawn terms "
cash. d. A. MEEKINS, 35 S. Broad
way. u
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FOR sALE-1O REFRIGERATORs FOR
shipping strawberries east; Is berry
crates and spray pump. best make. MAR
TIN & KURTZ, room 22S Byrne bldg. tt
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FOR SALE-TWO CHEAP HOUSES
$1000-5-room cottage, Byram. near
Tenth St. now being opened, severed
and graded.
sl250-4-room cottage and extra large
lot. Crocker near Fifth.
G. c. EDWARDS, 2SO W. First st. 27
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FOR SALE-HARBERT & FOSTER,
Real Estate and Financial Agents, have
removed to room 316 Wilcox Block. Call
and list your property with them. 3
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FOR ExCHANGE-HOUSE AND LOT
4OxS0, with "a rooms 1926 N Hill ST.. near
Temple. for business property in San
Francisco or vicinity. Apply J. NEW
MAN. So New Montgomery ST., San Fran
cisco. SUIT
FOR ExCHANGE-HORSE AND COW.
for lot. Take Traction car; cor Thirty
seventh and Budong SITS. q
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CityL0fs
CITY LOIS
FOR SALE W
$3.50 to $500.

l, $3.50 to $500.
INSTALLMENT PLAN.
50-foot lots in Conger's Wilson tract: :
all improvements made; streets sprinkled
daily; electric cars pass the tract.
Located on Central ave.. running from
Thirty-second st. to jefferson. For maps
and full information apply to
H. M. CONGER & SON.
1923 s. Broadway.
12-6-1c-2O-27
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FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR
good clear Santa Monica property, 2S
acres l mile from Downey; 2 acres to
bearing fruits: % bearing soft-she1l wal
nut trees; acres to alfalfa; acres pre-
pared and ready to SOW TO barley and al
falfa; good Groom house. large barn. with
good crib, stable, cowsheds for cows,
wagon-shed. chicken house and chicken
corrals; ranch newly fenced and cross
fenced; good wagon with hayrack: fine
work horses 1850 lbs each l set of dou-
BILE harness: | Mccormick mower with
spare knife: / hayrake: 1 Pinch steel
plow with extra shear. double steel har-
row. l 2-horse Fresno scraper, Lowell
cream separator. 25-cow capacity; l
ground roller, 2 tappoons, l hand corn
planter. 1 corn-marker, 1 ground Sled l
steelyard. 25O lbs. capacity; double-tree.
l stretcher. extra clevses and
treble-tree. 2 whitewash barrels, / small
cider press: everything bought new 6
months ago and in first-cass condition
fine well of water at the door and 10 hours
run of ditch water for irrigating. $1,000
cash. b. NJ BLYTHE, Downey, Cal 27
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FOR SALE-LOTs, HOUSES IN VIII.
shire Boulevard tract. facing Westlake
trees planted, ocean view. loan soil,
frostless, fresh air; close prices to frst
purchasers; long time. WILTSHIRE CO..
offices corner Seventh and Broadway
and on the tract. If
The herald., 1896-12-27

FOR SALEM THE CAHUENGA VAIL
ley near Griffith park .between Vermont
electric line to the foothills, the most de-
sirable homes in the valley in lots Of
one two, five and eten acres. improved
and unimproved I have number Of
bargains in lemon ranches in the froet-
less belt in this valley.
This is admfttedly the best suburb OF
Los Angeles and splendid opportunities
for investment there are now offered the
speculator and the homeseeker.
% 1873 $. Broadway and Prospect Park.
The herald., 1896-12-27

FOR SALE-FINE GRADE JERSEY
COW, fresh. large rich mixer and cheap.
Call Monday. E street, near Pico, Pico
Heights. 27
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FOR SALES YOUNG, LARGE HORSES
and farming implements. by WINERY
Seventh ST., bet. river and Boyle ave. 81
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FOR SALE
acres near Hollywood, $500 per acre.
5 or 10 acres adjoining Hollywood rich
soil, cheap for few days.
acres in lemons. on car line, Holly
wood, $4,000.
acres near car line and Sherman 5000
per acre. LEE A. MCCONNELL,
80 1l3 s. Broadway.
The herald., 1896-12-27

MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches. jewelry. pianos. carriages. BIZ
cycles all kinds of personal and collateral
st. IT