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The herald., 1898-11-03
During October. 1897. there were 2ls build.
Building Permits
Weekly Statement.)

weekly Statement.D
b. o. Webb owner, j. A. Hoots builder, s.
room dwelling, north side East Twentieth
street, between San Pedro street and Stan
ford avenue; $1,000.
G. w. King, owner and builder, 5-room
dwelling, east side Adair street, between
Twenty first and Washington; $1,000
K. +. Beatte owner, j.. H. Waddingham
builder, 5-room cottage, Magnolia avenue,
near Pier; $1,000.
l.. L. Bowen, owner and builder, 2-story
S-room residence, west side Lake street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth; $1,000.
M. T.. Kline owner, w. p. Mclntire build
er, Broom cottage, East Twenty third street,
near Central avenue; $1,000.
Mrs. Sarah Mann owner, o. j. Davis
builder, Groom cottage, Breed street, near
Michigan avenue; $1,000.
E. q. Fruhling, owner and builder, 2
story broom residence, Echo street, near
Pasadena avenue; $4,000.
Frank Simpson owner, W. p. Robb build
er, Broom addition to dwelling, 1882 Ingra-
ham street; Sl075.
Susie M. johnson owner, G.. II. Day
builder, 2story frame residence, North
Griffin avenue, near Hoff street; $1,000.
"A. j. Chapton, owner and builder 2-story
S-room residence, West Twenty-fifth street,
between Main street and Grand avenue:
$4,000.
Same owner and builder, 2-story frame T.
room residence, McClintock street, near
Thirty seventh; $4,000.
Same owner and builder, 2-story frame
7-room residence, same location $4,000.
Same owner and builder, 2-story frame
7-room residence, same location, $4,000
Iwenty.six building permits under $1,000,
sll $40. Total, $33, 1876.
Last week the building permits issued
were 80 in number, amounting to S49,93O.
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Dec. 9th at 10 a. m, at which time nineteen
will be selected from the list to serve as a
grand jury. The jury is quite evenly divided
as to politics.
The new register, just completed, shows
that there has been quite an increase in the
population of the city since the last regis
ter was made. The total registration of the
Precinct No. l. 2S6; No. 2, 207; No. 8, 23l
No. 4, 27O; No. 5, 297; No. 6, 3l5; No. Z
262, and No. s, 2Ss. Figured at the usua
rate, that is five of population to each voter
gives the city something like 10000 inhab
itants. AS there is quite percentage oi
single men registered, this figure is proba
bly, high, but that there has been sub
stantial increase in the population of the
city in the past four years is made very
evident from the above figures. 1t is esti
mated by the politicians that the city vii
poll in the neighborhood of 1850 votes this
coming election.
Owing to the neglect of the San Fran
cisco house which is supplying the election
stationery for this county, the work of get
ting the supplies out to the outlying dis
tricts has been delayed three days. These
supplies came to hand today and County
Clerk Condee at once dispatched them to the
different precincts by special messengers. 1r
some cases there is only barely time suf
ficient to do the work.
The early morning Southern Pacific trair
coming to the city from Cotton ran down 9
cow at Highgrove, with the result that th,'
tender of the engine was derailed and it tool
some time to get it back on the track again
The fees of the county recorders office fol
the month of October were $340, as agains
s20S in the month of September: This ii
nearly so per cent increase, which show
that business, in that office at least, is i'm
proving in satisfactory way to the tax
payers.
The estimate of the coming fruit crop o
Southern California, as reported at tn
meeting of the fruit shippers at Los Angelo
last week, which was $1,000 cars, comes yer!
much nearer the accepted estimate of thu
crop, as seen by prominent growers, than an!
that has yet been put forth. The talk tha
there would be $1,000 carloads this season
it is known was the talk of men whose whole
desire was to cut opening prices.
The reported short apple crop has had the
effect to send the retail price of the fruit
up in this city to notch higher than any
reached last winter at any time. The besl
of the fruit is retailing now at cents
mound
The herald., 1898-11-03
MYTHS OF OLD MEXICO
Not All of the History to Be Taken
without Salt

The Two Republics would be pleased to
satisfy the laudable, curiosity of q reader IN
Puebia who wants to know something about
the population of ancient Mexico and Mon
teZuIna's treasure.
We are unable to do so, however, with re-
gard to either question. AS Y the former
question, there is u variety OF Opinions.
foreigners who speak ana read the English
Language have usually taken Prescott's word
for it, and Prescott has undoubtedly given
a very greatly exaggerated word painting OF
the situation that existed prior to and at
the time of the conquest The early Spanish
chroniclers were also given to flights OF I'M
agination not valuable for historical pur-
poses, and the conquistadores delighted IN
mentioning the names,ot emperors, princes
and such, which undoubtedly magnihed the
importance of their own accomplishments.
Mr.. Ignacio Altamirano, who gave the
subject profound study, is of the impression
that the city of Mexico at TIE time of the
arrival of Cortez consisted OF nothing but
rude huts and population of about 80, 900
people. The Two Republics is inclined to
accept MIR. Altamiranos statement. Few
men in the republic were in "a better position
to get at the factsI and none have been more
conscientious in their investigations. While
it may spoil some very beautiful fiction,
facts compel us to the belief that the Aztec
people were very far from being the magniti-
cent, semi-barbarous people that they have
been represented Montezuma, who is spo-
ken of as the great emperor" of the Aztecs,
is said to have frequently appeared at court
in undress uniform and to have eaten his
meals at very Irregular hours out of huge
pot that always stood over the fire.
What the races were that preceded the
Aztecs might be another question, but as
toB the Aztecs themselves, there it little re-
liable information to warrant us in saying
dreds of other tribes that populated Mexico
generations ago, or, for that matter, still
form numerically, the greater part of our
population.
AS to Montezumas treasure, that is
something of a myth. One good priest who
was connected with the first occupation of
Mexico stated, upon seeing parcel of gold
in an Aztec establishment which stood on
the present site of the Monte Piedad, that it
appeared to be more gold than he had
thought was to bs found in the whole world.
This statement is usually taken with rock
salt by historians. There was undoubt dly
gold here, and considerable gold in those
poor times. During the retreat of the noche
trieste the Spaniards lost mos3 of their i'll
gotten gains, and later, when Cortez return
ed to the city, this gold was not discovered.
The assumption was Immediately jumped at
that it was hidden, and the assumption may
have been perfectly correct. "Montezu-
mas treasure" has been handed down to us
as a collective name for all the valuables
which the Spanards were unable to locate.
There are still some people who devoutly
believe that it exists, but there are others
who waste little time in the thought
Mexico Two Republics.
The herald., 1898-11-03
Local Quotations


BUTTER-Extra local 82-ounce sQuaren
sS@s fanay aa1tern t%b sm
CHEESE-Martin's New York cheddars
per h., 1S1s@14c; eastern full cream. per ID.
13c; California half cream per lb;, lic
Downey or ANCHOR. per H., 1Slfc; do: Youne
lb., 155ac; dlmestic Swiss, per h., zoe,
OTATOEs-Burbanks, s5c@1 10; Early
PouLTRY~Per dozen: Hens, 4oO@5 90
sHqSF 5S 5pOers 55GOSsrs S 9S Ss Fsosts5s
ducks. 4.OOas. turkeys, alive. per pound
14@15e; geese, apiece. 75cgl.0o.
100 lbs, S5c; chiles, dry, string, ,SOaeoc; Mex
lie. 5@sc; onions, SOc@I :od; do green. PEI
psrsnps pST ps pess sb .uass asSc
2oe; a-crown 1. I. clusters. 49,; % s-crow, as1
DREssED MHATs-Ali per lb.: Beef
No. !, SAe; No; 2. s4s ; hind d Quarters No; ]
SC; veal, 7@51sc; mutton, 7Ac; lamb, Sc
spare Etss te pork tenderq,ns; lsc
hogs. Aye: lambs. per head, 2.OO@2. .25: sheep
PEI HONEY SS YvaSS xSD BEES BEEsRRAxhoaey Rft p ,r
eGmS BmA%s % AND DefsKhs pRED ssS PEP RGS2% %
$50: Lima, 3.50@3.75; Lady Washington, 90
Q2.15; small white. 25OQ2.6O; green fielt
peas. 27sgS 90; black-eyed beans: 400; ga :
LARD-Rex pure leaf, tlerces, 7Nc; spe
cie eRHb hstts rsnSerfa lasa AS .y@,oo
Nos 2, SIC; picnic hams, 6Ne. select milk
beef. 14c; smoked tongues. soc: dry sal
'iaalf TAiLo%Yer SsS ay 'c sse saa s,ear BACKS Sc
NUTS-Walnuts, Los Angeles, SaS4c; pa
sSlSe: afibests, h@liHe; BTasils. llSlse
7c; roasted, sA6sc; California. raw. 4GSc
CfTRUS FRUITs-valenclas, 2.ooa2. q
per box; fancy seedlings, 1.00@1 50; lemons
cqp9s llemens 1S@2S Sr,ea
Sasc; aprcots. lev new. lie: choice. s@scs
q sysporstsd. sgitc: plums' is pittsd. choice ice
ss atss so: saSe:' sSss HSssG prans .asas
white, per lb., e07c; California black. pc
n ogSc i9sSy faney per lo lo92c
1s.9o@2o.ooo; oat. i7;oo92oooi alfalfa. baied
u 2@59G1$; @ 90; loose, 400.
corn. small yellow, i.S5: large yellow. LIS
barley, common, 1.3Q.
MILLsTUFFs-Flour, local mills. ~
per bbl.; Stockton brands, 4.35; Oregon, APO
eastern. 6.O0q650;. shorts, ton, local, 22.0
rolled barley, per 100 lbs. 1.30; cracked corn
per 100 1bs., LIS; feed meal, per 100 lbs. l. 20
bran. per ton, 1000; graham, per 100 lbs.
2.10.
HIDES-Dry Gas they run) 14c; do kip
11Ac; do. calf, 15c; bulls, 61ac; salt steers
411Q51ac; sheepskins, 4@61sc.
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TRANSACTIONS OF TEN MONTH";
SUMMARIZED
LOCAL BUILDING SITUATION
Real Estate Gossip-Lodging House
Enthusiastically and Daily
Reviews-Permits Decrease
OFFICE OF THE HERALD,

Los Angeles, NOV. z, 1915.
The following tabulated statements show
the real estate transfers, mortgages and
releases recorded in this county for each
month of the current year, together with
the figures for the corresponding months of
last year. 1t will be noted that the trans.
fers for the ten months just ended, amount
to $S,338 476, as against SO, All 1856 for the cor
responding period of 1897, which may be re-
garded as very satisfactory showing.
There is also an increase in the amount of
mortgage Indebtedness for the same period,
but there is also as set-off very large in
crease in the amount of incpmbrances that
have been satisfied and discharged.
Dealers report no great activity as yet, in
actual sales, but are satisfied from the in
creased inquiries made every day, that
good season may be reasonably anticipated
particularly so provided the expected rains
arrive on time. The building situation will
be found summarized in the items below:
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Assessment

THE HERALD PUBLISHING CON-
pany.-Location Of principal place of
business, Los Angeles California. Lo-
cation of office No. 1874 South Broad
way.
Notice is hereby given that at regular
meeting Of the board Of directors held on
the 18th day of October, 1898, an assessment
OF $40 per share or 20 per cent on each one
hundred dollars, was levied upon the SUBJ
scriEed capital stock of the corporation.
payable on or before November rs. 1898, in
United States gold coin, to the general man.
ager of said company at Its office No. 1876
South Broadway, In said city Of Los An
geles, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 25th day of
November, 1898, will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction, and un-
less payment is made before will be sold
on Tuesday, the Sd day of January, 1899, to
pay the delinquent assessment, together
with cost of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
G. A. DICKINSON. Secretary.
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Mortgages, $1,000 and Over
DAILY StetementI

Daily Statement)
kathrina Klein Christian Klein to
Isabelle NJ. Gohn-Part lot 8. bl. G.
san Pasqual trt.; yr,, 10 per cent. s 100
f. Edward Gray to Union Blk of Saw.
Lots 16 and II, Langdon trt.; lot 80
and part 81, bl. G, Alhambra Library
trt.; Oct: "a, '99, 10 per cent ......,.. 1000
Josiah Sharp to Bank of Long Beach
Part farm lot 95, Amer Colony
trt.; Tyr. 11 per cent. 1000
Myyron c. Roth to M. E. Chajin-Lot
II, bl. III, Santa Monica; Oct al
Laurent Etchepare to Horace II Ap-
pell and HORACE Bell-Uun. Il of
part OF Ro: Las Virgenes, also und
" of Ro lei Escorpion, also und. II
Of part secs. 2 and II and all sec. /.
9 N, IA, Sec 81 and part %, 6 N, IL;
VI ;;.:..::.:...... 1900
Mill g. Lumber Co-As No. 4s, deeds:
, yrs 8 per cent. nt....,..":::......... 5000
sixteen mortgages under $lOOO........ 1887
IOtdI ..................,..,,.32 .321 1877
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Totals -. 1902 s9.192.42 4730 ss,sGo,l
Releases, Los Angeles County
Among the Architects

The Builder and Contractor notes the fol-
lowing contemplated new work and changes:
Paul Martin has prepared plans for Ho-
way. & Benedict for a nine-room, two-story
residence, on the southeast corner of Sixth
and Carondelet streets.
X. Is. Young has let the contract for the
excavating for the new Catholic church at
Pasadena to j. H. Dovey, of that city, it is
expected that bids for the structure will be
opened in about week
Edward Niesser has prepared plano for e.
IL. Lahee for two-story frame,' ll-room
residence to be built at Covina. Estimated
cost $500.
l.. E. Hartman has the contract to build
a two-story frame apartment house for Mrs.
NJ. A. Lott, at 5l5 South Olive street. The
cost of the building will exceed S2500.
Theodore Bussmann intends building on
the west side of Santee street Just north
of Washington street.
Daniel Hagan has purchased the south
west corner of West Twelfth street and Mag
noia avenue, and intends building two resi-
dences on the property.
G. +. Herr of the Southern Pacific COM
pany has purchased lot on the south side
of Coronado street between Sixth street and
Boulevard, on which he proposes to erect
a residence.
w. H.. Peterkin has purchased n lot on
the south side of Grard street, between
Georgia and Sentous streets, and will erect
two seven-room, two-story dwellings on it.
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Thomas Leahy to H. w. Keller-Lots
to q, bl. 2, / and Is, to S8, bl. 4, 2,3,
49, 16, to 80 b1. 8, 8, 6to II, 10, to 80,
pl. q to Is, 18 to SO blk. Z. .2,3.7,9.
70 u a.. 1S 10 and 20 bl g. to I, 26
and p. bl. 9, to 5, T. 10, 14and Is, bl.
10, Thos. Leahy's sub; also tract
Sc. cor. of Shearer and Alameda
3uUUu
William H. Jay and Emma L. Jay, by
Edward X. Blades, commr., to Sher-
man j. Powell-Part Ro. San Ra-
George Drown to Mrs. Mary Tuttle
Peaslee-Part lot 8, Yates sub. ... 1,00(
Winsiow Howard to J. I. Clements
Part lot 15, Goodner & O'Melveny..
trt. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
kerckhoff- Gunner Mill & Lumber Co.
to Dwight B. Olin-Part sec. 21, 3N,
..'': 5,Wt
Thirty-four transfers under $1,000,
nineteen of which were nominai.... 5,ss1
Total $50 381
The herald., 1898-11-03
RIVERSIDE RECORD
Grand Jury Drawn-The Cow and the
Tender-Fruit Crop Estimate

RIVERSIDE, Nov. 2.-The following
twenty-five names were drawn today in the
superior court as a grand jury venire: Rob-
ert Bettner, John b. Huberty, H. T. Brown,
J. T. Lawler, Jacob Vandegrift, George
Thomas, Oscar I. Barber, Riverside; Heber
c. Parks, L. S. Wilson, Jose Jensen, West
Riverside; G " H; r Lewis, e.. WTildomar; J. T.
Stocksleger, G., B: Hannahs, A. 6. Mum,
Peter r. Clark, Francisco Estudllo, San
Jacinto; Horace Roberts, Beaumont; Wal
ter S. Hathaway, Banning; j. T. Dart, High
grove; Bradley w. Doane, Florida; Peter
Milliken, j. M. Case, Winchester; w. X.
Dunlop, Banning. This venire will be sum
inoned to appear in the superior court on
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story frame building, corner Eleventh and

story frame building, corner Eleventh and
Santee.
Mrs. S. Mann is about to build a $1,000 cot
tage ON Breed street.
around the north end of the Temple block
has spoiled the best location in the city fol
public watering place, such as may be
found in many large cities.
The purchase of the Sisters of Charity
property of about eight acres on the south
east corner of Macy and Alameda streets by
the Southern Pacific company has revived
the old story of contemplated union depot
or the erection of mammoth machine shops
on the grounds.
The herald., 1898-11-03
October Building

During the month of October, 1893, the
superintendent of buildings issued 198 per-
mts, amounting to $2l2, ,465, viz:
l39 new buildings, stables etc....... .$194. $50
4S alterations and repairs. 1896
removals .......................... $50
1856 $212, ,465
The plumbing inspector issued during the
month of October 3l5 plumbing and sewer
permits.
The county recorders office shows 81 con-
tracts filed during the month of October,
amounting to $ll7,697, which are districted
as follows:
Los Angeles, amounting to.......... .s102, 1872
Pasadena, amounting to............. 10.477
Azusa, amounting to.................. 2.191
Bassett school district amounting to 1897
s117,6s7
During October, 1897, there were 2lS build
ing permits issued, amounting to $308, 1880,
and Dol plumbing ard sewer permits. There
were AZ contracts filed in the recorders of
fee during the month, amounting to $685.
GIL.
During September, 1893, there were $50
building permits issued, amounting to S16l,-
O95
The herald., 1898-11-03
1ncorporations

Railway Folder Schedule Distributing
company, San Francisco; 10000; subscribed
Gallagher Bros, formed to deal in church
goods, fixtures, etc, San Francisco; $4,000:
subscribed $3.50.
Rob Roy Mining company, San Francisco;
Sl0O, 900; subscribed $1,000.
lied Banks Mining company, San Fran.
cisco; $l0,OOOi subscribed $3.50.
Columbia on company, Los Angeles; L.
=. Mosher,. Harry Chandler, w. 3. Scott,
OoQ; subscribed $4,000. '''''
The herald., 1898-11-03
California Fruit Sales

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Earl Fruit COM
pany California fruit sales:
Tokays, 1.2Od1.83; double crates, q 24013.25;
Emperor, 1.23; Cornichon, 1.40@1.60.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.--Porter Bros. COM
pany California fruit sales:
Grapes-Black Morocco, 140@1. 10; assort-
ed, 1.20@17O; Muscats, 100@1.70; Tokays,
105@1. .65; Cornichons, 1.30; Emperor, LOG
30.
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Real Estate Gossip

L.. L. Brown will put up seven room
dwelling on Lake, between Seventh and
Eighth. Cost. $4,000.
Work on the club house of the Los An
geles Country club is progressing rapidly
under the supervision of Eisen & Hunt. The
building will cost between $25OO and $4,000.
Holway & Benedict are about to erect
nine-room residence. southeast corner Of
Carondelet and Sixth, to cost $4,000.
A. D. Martin is putting up bungalow at
Palm Springs; cost about $4,000.
0. F. Parker has ordered two five-room
cottages to be erected on Central avenue
near Fifth: cost about $4,000.
George w. King will put up seven-room
dwelling on Adair,- between Washington
and Twentieth. The cost will be about
$500.
A ten-room two-story dwelling, to cost
$500, will be erected for Mrs. Hodgkins OF,
Hill, below First.
Victor Ponet will put up a ten-room
dwelling at CQvina, to cost $5OOO
Spurgeon V. Riley will build $4,000 two
The herald., 1898-11-03
Dried Fruit Prices

fruits:
Evaporated apples, firm; others steady;
evaporated apples, common, F9Sc per
pound; prime wire tray, 7l4@Ac; choice,
7%18c; fancy, SIC.
Prunes, 5lad9Ac per pound as to size and
quality.
Apricots, Royal, 11@14c per pound; Moor
Park, 13@17c.
Peaches, unpeeled, 81aa11c; peeled, 141a@
18c per pound,
The herald., 1898-11-03
Kansas CITY Live Stock

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2ICattle-Ge-
native steers, 3.70dl5.25; Texas steers, 255Q
ATS; Texas cows, 1.5092.75; native cows and
heifers, 1.5O94.15; stockers and feeders 31s
al 50 bulls. 2.354350.
Sheep~Receipts, 5000; market steady
lambs, 3.25@5.35; muttons, 3.0Oq4S5.
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UP-TO-DATE
DENTISTRY

Painless filling and ex-
tracting. Best set of teeth
$40. worth SIS. Filings
Il up. Crown and bridge
work that cannot be sur
passed. DIR, G. STEVENS.
l07 North Spring. Tel
ephone Brown 1861.
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Releases, $1,000 and Over
DAILY Statement.)

. IDulIy Stntement,)
Ger Saw. & l.. Soc. to c. Gassen. 474-
@2 $40, 900
church Of L. A.. 4o4-3o7.. o7............. 5000
=; L; Wits 10 same, 52!-1. ............. 5000
n, ". Kelier 70 - Leahy, $685.. 81, ,692
140 .,.;.....:.:..;....... ................ $3.50
n. y Everest TO J.: 4. Grimes, 1927. 1850
81 :::.:...... 1900
Met. l.. Assn to E. H. Waldeck, 5aS-
PSI .:.;::.......... 5000
ELEVEN releases unoer $l,0OO.......... 4,475
Total ......................... ST. SAT
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Lodging House Transfers

The following recent sales of lodging
houses are reported:
Burlington house, 1856 and 237 East Sec
ond street, 70 rooms, $4,000.
The Baltimore, Seventh, between Hill and
Olive, 70 rooms, $450O.
The Rossmore, Sixth, between Hill and
Olive, $500,
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ARMY IN CUBA

Poultry-Turkey gobblers, 15616c per Id. {;
old roosters, 4.25J450 dozen; young roost-
ers, 450Q5. 90: small broilers. 3.50q4 90; large
broilers, 3.50d4.00i fryers, 3.50Q4.0O; hens,
l00Q5.5O old ducks. 4.00d5.00: geese, 1850
1.50 pair; old pigeons, l.25: young pigeons.
15OEnOO
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Silver Bullion

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 2.-Bar silver
6O9kc; Mexican dollars, 74h@471ks.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Bar silver, 61Ac
Mexican dollars, 471ac.
LONDON. Nov. 2.-Bar silver, % Sled.
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(Datly Statement.)
Mrs. Jennie M. Brockway to William
Stewardson-Lot ~. Mes trt: .......$ 1,0t
Lot 2, blk. 3, Moulton's add. ....... 2Ot
j. ]. Northmore, e. r. Northmore and
Mamie X. Northmore to Oliver A.
lvers-Lot 1, G. VIZ Gregory's sub. LIZ
st. Pauls Protestant Episcopal
church Of l.. A. city, Cal. to e. II.
Spoor. trustee for Anthony G. Hub
bard-Lots and 6 and part Is, 10 and
IL bl. 10l Bellevue Terrace trt.; s
yrs, 8 per cent. ....................... 15,0
Iael .s....ss.s........sss w
Sherman J. Powell to Charles A. Mar
I'm ana Sarah J. Nart1n-Same a.
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Transfers for the week ended November
lst were 240, amounting to $202, sos, as against
223, amounting to $l52, ,940 for the preceding
week, and 25l, amounting to $202, ,252 for the
corresponding week of last month.
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Petroleum

OIL CITY, Nov. 2.-Credit balances I.1S
cash at S119. Shipments, 1910 barrels.
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Mortgages filed for the week ended No
vember lst were lI3, amounting to $ll5, 703,
as against 90, amounting to $1l2, 1925 for the
preceding week, and 100, amounting to
$ll4,225, the corresponding week of last
month.
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Treasury Statement

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2,-Today's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $780, 636, SAG;
gold reserve, $240, ,295, ,40S.
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Releases of mortgages for the week ended
November lst were SO, amounting to $780,
ll9, as against 20, amounting to $l77,796,
and 90, amounting to $lll,94 the corre-
spending week of last month.
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New York Specialists

The only physicians In the city that are grad
yates Of 'flrst-class medical colleges
and have diplomas legally rcgiss
tered who treat diseases of men only.
Cures guaranteed. Is yrs. experience
23oH S. Main ST., Los Angeles
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University Notes

The senior class of the college enjoyed a
pleasant Halloween party Monday night in
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.-Following are
the closing prices of stocks on the New
York stock exchange today:
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los ANGELES---
| lTERWINRL
--RAlLWAx Co.

TIME CARD IN EFFECT SEPT. 2s, 1894
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fourth day thereafter. Leave PORT Los
ANGELES at G. a. m. and REDONDO oo Al
10 a. m, for San Diego Oct. i. 8, Il, ~. 20. "a.
Is Nov. /, s, 9, 1S, II. 81, 25, 20. Dec. 3.
and every fourth day thereafter.
Cars connect via Redondo leave santa Fe
depot ct 1855 a. M, or from Redondo Ry.
depot at $3.50 a. m. Cars Connect via Port Los
Angeles leave S. P II. Il. depot at l:Ss p ~.
for steamers north bound.
The steamers COOS BAY I and sa, ORIZABA 4 q st,A
DRO for San Francisco via Ventura, Car
ner Santa sasars an meon esyoMsa eort
and Santa Cruz at $3.50 .. m. Oct. 3, Z. II, Is,
lS, 28 a. 81 Nsv lS 1G, 70 "a and ss' Dec.
leave S. p. r. r. (Arcade depot at 5:OS p. m.
and Terminal Railway depot at b;l5 P. m.
For further information obtain folder.
Tho company reserves right to change,
without previous notice, steamers, sailing
w. PARRIS. Agt.,
14 w. Second ST., Los Angeles.
GOODALL, PERKINS g. CO.,
Gen. Agts., 8. f.