daily los angeles herald (los angeles [calif.]) 1879-05-11 ... · losangelesdailyherald vol. xi....

Los Angeles Daily Herald VOL. XI. LOS ANGELES. SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 11. 1879 % .. .. NO. 138 Morning Telegrams. Mojavk, May ID.?Wm P Pell, Miss L Perkins, .S P Talbot, EH Ricksful and wife, W D Gould, G X Long, W Basset!, L Gedn, O (Jrinn, W C, Rlepbens, Mis* Kale Overton, MrG Feltz, Miss B Rom- e , J Giolck, Henry Dalton. Washington, May v?Senate ?Ths House bill providing for the payment of money heretofore ap- propriated lo Jainei U. Ead.s nud his associates for the construction of the jetties and other works at B'>uth Pasa, Mississippi, (Paspaiasil will) anameudnieut. The consideration of Ihe hill pro- hibiting military interference lit e'ections was resumed. HOUSE.?The bill repotted from ihe Judiciary Comnollsee to remove the political disabilities of J. C. Pemberton, of Phlladelph a, gave rise to an amusing colloquy ht- I ween Conger and Cox, which Knott cut short by moviuir the pri - vious quostlon, aud thu blil passed. \u25a0I sin ration *f»l If er-H re. wlns «? lliueul In lia Fnvwr lv Ki.Ulnr.il. Nkw York, May 9 ?Stephen Williamson of Liverpool, wlio ar- rived here recently en route to Cali- fornia, aad wbo ia a leading advo- cate of the English movement to- wards bl-uietnllstn, ia reported as saying that the opinion there 19 rapidly changing in Ihe direction ot the rehabilitating of silver. Tlie Manchester papers indicate a rapidly growing sentiment in favor of restoring silver. The Chamber of Commerce baa held oue public und one or more private meetings for the purpose of hearing a Liv- erpool deputation, headed |by Wiliamson and Samuel Smith. Tlie manufacturers aro fast being UOUverted, the chief opposition coming from baukers. Williamson is said to be very outspoken iv his j advice to tlie United States. His advice ls temporarily to suspend i tbe coinage of silver. He Is confl- deut that such suspension would produce cousternatiorj in England; that both merchants aud manilfac- tureia and the people would join in a universal outcry against thn oontlnuence of the gold fanaticism. George Walker in to-day's Tribune asks: "Will our silver statesmen at Washington listen to the advice of their friends and allies Iv this cause, or will they I continue to play into the buii-l.- of gold-worshiping England?" Feellufr ?fjalu.i Ad,eas I'atu.tiv. COHAS3ET, Mass., May 9.?The Advent minister, Charles Brown, is announced to address the IV'-un- set Adventista on Sunday. The people threaten to tur and feather him and ride him onarall. Day If, another Advent preacher, met two youiiK meu iv tha road near his house yesterday, und drew a knife, ftiit up their nets and fotbade th«-m lo gn rear liln Unuse. I'eople are excited. CiHCAon, May «.? Tha y't/zifs says: The Commissioner who is investigating tlie raid Into Indian Territory has not yet found tiny thing or that klii*l «r very <ian- K«rou9 proporllotia. Some peisoiiß have croaaeii the line, tut tiio real- ity of their intention to remain seems tn Le doubtelt. At CoflTw- ville a Lieutenant aril a doaeD soUlier- are holding ihe line, and tin not Bull Itdifficult. One of tlie big expeditions that lifts been tulUxl of litis already collapsed. A Heroic Army Captain. A Captain O'Brien Blake, wbo f<irinerly held a oommiseion In tho Tenth Foot, British array, b»» cre- ated a sensation at Rome Uy refusing to comply with Ihe usasco of kneeling when the Pope uilminls- teretl his lile9Bing, ami refusing to leave the apartment when request- ed, lv consequence. The Canacr- Icrl had to remove him hy force. It Is to be regretted that the gallant Captain, after having madeao good a beginning, should have faltered nnd suocumhed to tho hollow dic- tates of good breeding. The work! stauda in neeit of n ft»\v such m»n aa ttoils ,\u25a0(' ifCtni! 'tt i*eio'r uf; j ati'J t> SPOOKS IN PLACENTIA A Htuiitjd Dense -The Vystrk 6a L'gW. f Anaheim Oazuite j PlftCetHlft School District, it tew miles northeast of Anaheim, ia not at u!t what it* namo Implies. It Is Mid that thy reaLUegta there aro Just vow lv a Jii-luibttl fiauie of mind, whirl, makes the name, Placentia, a misnomer. Those of our readers who know the locality will remember an old, dilapidated adobe house on Mr. Kraemer's rancho. Thereby bftffl a tale. On every dark night for some weeks past, n bright, intense light has beeji seen to hover around and near this house, gyrating about in the Diost alarmingly rapid manner, pemetiraes mak- iug i xcuralniH Into thn ad- jacent country, hut generally re- 03atDlug in tho near vicinity of the house. X veryone In the neighbor- hood hart Heen the light and watched Ul unties, nnd there Is t;reut dif-qulet in consequence. It is reported that Mr. Kramer antl hid sottl followed ihe light a few nightH ago, and a-* they advanced Upon it, it retreated Into the adobe. They followed and found tbe house in the usual btale of dilapidation, and the myserloua Ugh' did not re- appear until Ihey hud gone some distance from the house. Its antics then appe»rei] to indicate great glee at having outwitted iv pur- hL.ern, and allioe then it seemed to grow bolder and more agile every night. Tlie theories iv regard to tbis light are many and various. It grieves ih to state that there are not want log persona who do not hesitate to affirm that Dr. Schles* tuger, the spirit medium und phy- atolat) lias Induced some evil spirit to make these nightly visitations, for the purpose of Influencing the Qlhuia of the people, and inducing then) to iob now ledge his iplrit power. The Doctor, ot' course, can afford to laugh at the absurdity of such statements. Again, It Is aaid tbat » sheep herder committed suicide in the adobe house some years ago, uud it is natural to infer that hU spirit was t ran* por tad to a place where it is said there if a hi- ppiahundarci of fire. The majority of the people of tue district seem to think that ttio mysterious light is all that Is left of him, aud that be has been permitted ai a a poo)a I favor to dance around the scene of his earthly lubors. Whatever may be the cause of these manifesta- tions, the Itern fuct remains that ttrfa tihoeily light is driving some peopl" to the verge of distraction, and if LUcre la auy body who thinks he can eKorciae it, lie will confer a favor on a worked-up community by relieving them of the irghtly Inoubna, i itiMlind pv.iy mnrontf ttxuei't M»>n- ? HV ? .iomki>>i i>. re-iV.B !-On DAILY HEHAUO: fur tinura, by 'nail orelpMn rr.oathß " ?. l*Tir nmnt Ls " " ° Oo ivmwl by carriers, \i<sf «*»m 2 r > «»» LOSANBELESWEEKLY iEBALD t«,eiH|iahed aeery Batnrda* njoirhtn'ftf TfHaMH. itue .Myr.ny iohll orexpreri'.one oopy..*K X h«x join.n*, " " " ?1 m ibr » " *' " ...1 0i A.Jv»itlaenieuu inserted *i raeaonAhla <"« Wj ? ail liiuJ* of Job-Work -tone iv t-«*tu|»ete wltla »au FrusueintH* In *'r ire.Sty 1«, hu«l Kloiraue**o< Work* ni)knwblx>* NEW ADV KB I'lS KMENTS. LOTS tfOK MALE. TWO Ql thy iuo*t do4tf(ii«l6 loin in lU* lani* of ilia Planoer D-.iU&luf Lot Asso- ciation Of Ewl I.Mrt will bu rOlll OK 111 AX> e*oit CASH. Atto, one ot tb* mo*i pleasantly located lota lv ttio BeAQdcy P irk trtteU Address B. S., ITcrnM 01800, M 2 lm A WONDERFUL tdK*N?>T"fAGE'S PILE WASH?an infallible remedy?is FOR SALE at l>R. WOLLWEBBR'S APOTH- ECARIES' HALL. action is instant and oificraeious. 'i'lio most obstiruto case* instantly conquered. ~8 ;l SYNOVIAL Lubricating Oil! Tar aiost botUELB. rkliablv and CoouooUoal Inbricwt In ev.-.tcur Ij D$ rri U« n a 3 i tiers. LITERARY. THE SUN HNT 1879. IBM SUN will be printed evoiy m* during tbe year to come. lvpurpouo mn.' method will be tho same as in the pant: To present all the news in a readable hhape, and to tell the truth though the heavens fall. 'J HE SUN has been, ta, and will continue to bo independent of everybody aud evt rythmg rave tho Truth aod its owu convictions of duty. That is the policy which has won for thin newspaper the con- fluence and friendship of a wider cousiitu- eiicy that) was ever enjojed by any other American Journal. THK bUN is U*e newspaper for tho people. It is not tor the rich man agiiiibt iho poor inau, or for the poor man against tho rich man, but it ftetts to do equal j until eto oil classes in the community it is uot tho organ of any person, olasfi, tiect or party. 'Jhere neeu be no mystery about its loves and hates. It is for tho honcHt man against tho rogues every time. Itis for thu honest Democrat as agaiust the dishonest Republican, and for tho houest Republican as against tho dishonest Dem- ocrats li does not take its oue from the utterauces uf nny politician or political or- ganization Itgives its support unreserv- edly when meu or measures are in agree* meut with tho Constitution and with the principles upon which this Itepublio was founded ior tho people. Whenever the Constitution and constitutional principles are violated? as in the outrageous conspir- acy of 1870, by which a man not elected was p a ed in the President's office, where ho still romains?it speaks out for tho right. That is THU SUN'S idea of lade- peuueiice. Ivthis respect there will be uo change in its programme for 1871*. THK SUN has fairly earned tne nearty hatred of raßcals, frauds and humbugs of all sorts and shses. It hopes to deserve that hiired not loss in the year 1379 than in 1878, 1877, or any year gone by. THK BU N w it continue to Bhine on tbo wicked with unmitigated brightness- Whilst the lessons of the past t-hould be constantly kept beforo the people, 'J 11K { SUN does not propose to make itself in 1879 a magazine of ancient hUtory. It is printed fur the men and uemeu of to-day, whono concern is chiefly with tho affairs of to-day. It has both tho disposition and tlm ability to afford its readers tho prompt- ? est, fullest and most accura'e intelligence of whatever iv tho wide world is worth at- tention. To this end the resources belong- ing to well-established prosperity will bo liberally employed. The present disjointed coudition of par- ties in this country aud the uncertainty of ' the future leud an extraordinary siguiu- cauce to tho events of the coming year. The discussions of the press, the debates aud acts of Congress, and the movemouts ot the leaders iv every section of Iho lte- public, will have a direct bearing ou the Presidential election of 1880?an event which must be regarded with the most anxious interest hy every patriotic Ainer- , icau, whatever his political ideas orillo- giano*. To those elements of interest may be added tho probability that the Demo- crats mf\\ control both nouses of Congress, tho increasing feebleness of tho fraudulent Administration, and the aurcad and strengthening everywhere of a healthy ab- li.irrenoe of fraud iv any form. 'Jo urt- neut with accuracy and clearness tho exact situation in each of its varying phases, and to expound, according to ita woll-kuowu methods, tho principles that should guide us through tlie labyrinth, will be an im- portant i>art ot THK BUB'S work for 1879. 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Any enterprising man cau make n-.-.ne with a Magic Ltvntsrn. Gnt out this tor reterene' anil CRANI i CAMERON, SKEDS Ai X V . 0 k, ... .: B« . »:i Trees sail it -At | IpdijteiKna is the Arulrilian last BANKING HOUSES. FARMERS' & MERCHANTS' tl A N 11 Of Los Angelas. CAPITAL 500,000 OO tHAIAS W. HELLMAN President L. 0. GOODWIN Vloe-Presldent JOHN MILNER Secretary lit)A HI) OF DIRECTORS. ISAIAS VV. HE. I.MAN, I .IHKNK MKrtR, 0. W. Chilis), L. C. Goodwin, CHARLS.H DtTCOMBUN, JosK MASCAHXI., John s. Griffin, C. E. Thorn, FKANB LKf'OUVRKUR. Bxohange for sale ou NEW YORK. LONDON, DUB- LIN, FRANKFORT, PARIS, BERLIN and HAMBURG. Receive Deposits and Issue Their Certificates. Hur »nd Hsu LEGAL TENDERS, GOVERN- MENT, STATE, COUNTY, AND CITYBONDS. Will also pay tbe highest price for Gold and Silver Bullion. Commercial Bank Of Los Angoles. Authorized Capital ? 300,000 . K. HOLI.ENBECK President E. P. SPENCE - Cashier IMHECTORS. A. 11. Wilcox. W. Woodworth, s. H. Mott, H. Mahoky, [. I.ANXKRSIIIM. O. S. WITHXRBT, IC. F. SFISCK. J. K. HOLLXNBXCK, This Bank ls prepared to receive deposits on open aceonut, issue Certificates of Deposit, and transact a general Bank- In-; Business. Collections miJe and proceeds remitted at cuiront rates of exchange. LOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK. MAIS STI'.KET. Los Augelen Cal Capital Stock (paid up), 300,000 J. H. SLA.UBON President it. S. BAKER. Vice-President 1. M. ELLIOTT .Cashier DIRECTORS. J, 8. Slausok, A. W. Bowman. V. A. Hoovku, Robert S. Baker, J. Bixbv, Geo. W. Piutscorr Receive Savings Bank deposits. Buy and sell oxchauge on San Franclsoo, New York, London, Paris, Berlin and Frankfort. B:iy exchange on all parts of the United mates and Europe. Receive money on open account and Cer- tificate nf Deposit, and do a general banking and exchange business. HALL'S HEMIC M ?OB? LIVER REMEDY! A CONCENTRATED TONIC AND ANTI-BILIOUS EXTRACT, FBE7ABSD FSOH Mandrake, Culver's Root, Dande- lion, Caliaaya, Butternut, Calamus, eto, EXPRESSLY FOB AFFECTIONS OF THE Liver, and Irregularities of tbe Stomacb, Dowels, aud Kidneyß. It reatores the Sccr«tions, itrencflleDS the DIOESTIVE ORGANS, cures DYSPEPSIA, SOUK STOMACH, BIOX AND NERVOUS HEADACHE, PILBB. BILIOUSNESS, FLAT. ULENCV, COLIC, FEVER AND A OUE. TOR- PID LIVER. JAUNDICE, CONSTIPATION, aud BILIOUSFEVER. , It acta directly upou the LIVER Aim KID- NEYS, operates thoroughly without nausea, and leaves the stomach and Bowels lv a hoalthy condition. Guaranteed free from Mercury, Aloes and ali hurtful matter. SOLD BY ALL DRUCCIBTS. 10:3m. DAMIANA BITTERS. DAMIANA, from which tbe BITTERB are mado, Is a Mexican berb, and is In- digenous only to a small portion ot Low- er [Bnja]California. It bas been used by the Inhabitants of Lower California for Ihe past thirty years as A GENERAL INVIGORATOR Or' TBE SYSTEM, A GREAT REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF TIIK KIDNEYS AND BLADDER, A POSITIVE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. end A GREAT STOMACH REGULA- TOR. Tbe Bluer.-! are so prepuredthat ln 1their Tnnnura.Hure we do not use any ebemiculs, dr'iss or spirits tbatare ln auy 1 Nlauncr Injurious ti) the Nystein. I MIC SCl.til. I-V.W, AOatlMT, ,'j.Or-- C-*D. tnh'r *mv L.INEB OF TRAVEL. PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY. GOODALL. PERKINS 4 CO., AGENTS SAN FRANCISCO. San Franolsoo and Los Angoles Express Line. April Wclicdnlc. Coming Soutk (Join-; North is j. jPW £* *Di sTfl 5.2. \u25a0 9 i?-T fi,\u25a0 3< STEAMERS 2." &» ?* 2. 1 ?, 9 5 a p si Orisaba.... Apl. 3n May 2 May 4 May 6 Ancon May 5 ?? 1 I " '1 Orliaba.... " 10 " If " 14 " ill Ancon " 16 ?' 17 " lv " HI Orisaba.... " M) ?' 22 " 24 " as Anoon " M " 27 ?' !V " SI Orliaba... " 30 June I June :1 June 5 Ancon June 4 ?' 6 " 8 ?? 10 orliaba...| " V " 11 " 13 " 15 Both ateamshtps call at Port Hariord (SauLulsOblspo)aud Santa llarbuia. SVPassengers tor Sau Frauois.o take the train lor Wilmington lhat leaves Los Angelea at 3.4.'io'ulock P. M., Los An- geles time. Los Angeles and San Diego THI STEAMERS Orizaba and Senator Leave San i edrofor San Diego May 2, 7, 12, 17, 22,17, June 1 und 6. Passeugers take the train that leaves Los Angeles for Wilmington at 3.43 p. si., Los Angeles time. Rates ot Fare from Los Angeles. (Payable lv Gold.) Cabin. Steerage. To San Francisco fl6 00 110 00 To Port Harford 12 00 V 00 To Santa Barbara 8 00 6 00 To San Diego ? 8 00 « 0U Plans of stsamers'cabins at agent'soffice, where berths may be secured. FOR WAY PORTS. The steamer Constantlne leaves San Buenaventura and Santa Barbara for San Francisco every Saturday, calling at way ports. Freight steamers leavo San Franclsoo for San Diego and »kiPO rUI about every ten days, carryiug s r ock, comLu.tibies. etc. For Passage or Freight as a bove, or for tickets to and from Eastern Cities and Princi- pal European Ports, Apply to H. MoLELLAN, Looal Agent, Office, No. 66, Main street, over the Commercial Bank, Los Angele >. S. P. R« R» COMMEA'CINU MONDAY, April28th, 1879, And until turther notice, TBAIW and BOATS Wlll.leave LOS ANGELES as follows: 9, Of! A. M.?DAILY?Via L. A. AI. R. \u25a0OU R. ? I.oeul Passenger Train to Santa Monica. (Arrives3:lo a, H.) W.OJI A. M.?DAILY?LocaI passenger ,0 J trulu to Wilmington. (Arrive, at 9:10 A. .v.) in.OC A. M.?DAILY?San Francisco lU.oO Ihrough Kreluht and Third- Cluss Accommodation train (Arrives at 11:55 A. X.) I.IC «*? M.?DAILY?San Francisco Ex- \u25a0lo press train, connecting at Lathrop with ttie Atlantic Express train ol the Central Paclflo Railroad. (Arrives 1:55 P. M.) 2, OC P. M.?DAlLY?ArlannaExpress, ? stO connecting at Yuma with dally stages for Prescott wilh Colorado River steamers, and with dally trains of the Southern Pacific Railroad oi Arlsona for MarloopadM miles east from Yuma) and end of track. Dally stages for I'hu-nlx, Prescott, Florence and '1 ucson. (Arrives 10:15 A. M.) 2,/r r. M ?DAILY?LocaI roesenger ,H0 train to Wilmington. (Arrlves 2:20 P. M.) 4_flA P. M.?DAILY?LocaI Passenger a |JU train to Santa Ann, connecting wnu stages for Kan Diego. (Arrives 8:50 A. M.) 4 .in P.M. ? Sundays Excepted?Via */U L. A AI. R. R.-Looal Passen- ger train lo Santa Monica. (ArrivesB:2s p.m. Notice.?On Sundays this train will leave Santa Monica at 4:20 P. M. nnd Ix>B Angeles at 5:40 P. M. TICKET OPFICESI No. 1 SPRING ST., Telegraph Office; Commercial St. R. R. Depot; DEPOT OFFICE P. P. R. U, A. N. TOWNE,, General superintendent. T. B. GOODMAN, General Passenger und Ticket Ag't. E. E. HEWITT, Assistant Superintendent, Los Angeles. CI G A » S ! E*. IS. WtTIiPF, (SUCCEySOR TO HL'OO KKEMER.) PUOPUIETTOB OK TIB I ~_ r*e*r - ? ? No. 784 LAtwaABCO Block, j Main Stbkkt. NO t i<<!AMEN UMPIOVIO. \ir. ..Ll.fF MAJfyF\oli HKS;-S*j. .?tfAlkWU:*:.. -.inprOT-t Irand. G*iAl«- It. v.l lifwa c-l SrrkOk.rH 1 at ? j'v.hi" »C»M. . \i IS PHYSICIANS. I. Fellows, M. Hi, lIOMOEOPATHIST. OFFICE?No. 9 Odd Fellows' Building. Oflloe Hours-10 to 12 a. «.; 2to6p. M. Dr. Klrkpatrlck. Offlce and Residence?No, 15FRANKLLN STREET. fe2B-lm Or. N. P. RICHARDSON, Pliytsician and £*«ir(r«on Kesidenee, Fort Hill, | office, Mascarel Kueua Vista street. I Building, upstairs. J. HANNON, M. D., COUNTY PIIYBIGIAN. MASCAREL BUILDING,UPSTAIRS Residence Downey Aveuue, East Los Angeles, near tho end of street rail- way. OUlue hours from 10 to 12 A. M.; from 1 to I p. M. ap2o-tf Dr. Joseph Kurtz Has removed his offlce to No. 82 MAIN STREET, over Dotter A Bradley's Furni- ture store, Offloe Hours-From 10 to 12, 4 to 6 and 8 to S. Resideuee?Buena Vista street. myltf LAWYERS. M. I, WICKS, MOVE WICKS. Wicks Si Wicks, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ROOMS Sfi 4 87, TEMPLE BLOCK, Los Angelea. nib2otf Walter D. Stephenson, ATTORNEY AT LAW. SWOFFICE-Next to the Law Library, Temple Block. fe2stf J. B. McCONNELL, ATTORSKY AT LAW. Rooms No. 7a and 77, Temple Block. J. Q. EASTMAN. A. J. KING. EASTMAN & KING, ATTORNKYS AT LAW, Nos. 3, 4. 5 and 6, STRELITZ BLOCK, SPRING STREET. <ii4ir JOHN C. MORGAN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office with J. Q. Eastman, Strelllz Block, Spring street* nil... V. E. HOWARD. F.H.HOWARD. J. BROSSEAU. llOArard, Brosscau & Howard, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS ATLAW. Rooms, 68, ST and 88 Tem- ple Block, third fioor, Los Augeies. febS-tr 8. C. HUBBELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Rooms 3 and 4 Dueommnn a Block, corner Main A Commercial streets, Los Angeles. may7-tf F. P. Ramirez, ATTORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE?Temple Blook, No. 72, Los Angeles. mS-lm BUSINESS CARDB. JUDSON, GILLETTE & GIBSON, EXAMINERS OF TITLE AND CONVEYANCERS, Rooms 13 and 14, McDonald Block, Main HI., LOS ANGKLE9, Cftl. \u25a0Bw W. H. I. BROOKS. UKOROKJ. CI.AKKR. W. U. ii. RnssKi.L. Att'y at Law. BROOKS, CLARKE & RUSSELL, Searchers of Record, and Examiners of Titles. \u25a0arALLEN'S BUIDINQ, corner Sprluj and Temple streets. RUBBER mm STAMPS OF ALL KIND 3AND STYLES, MAXUPACTVKID BY JOHN C. BOYETT, LOS ANOELES, CAL. *sr Leave orders at Herald Job Ofkk-b. TO COLONISTS. Orchard and Vineyard Lands, Ali Irrigable and level, situate on tba line of the s. p. R. H., one mile from an lrapotant station. The soil ls a rich loam; tbe water belongs to the land. Price, ttl per acre; one-half oash, bal- auce In one year, at ten per cent. Dls- oount tor cosh. None butprlnclpals need apply to ILM. JOHNSTON, al.vlm East Los Angeles. HOMESTEAD FOR SALE. GREAT ACRIFICE IN IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, In a most desirable location, viz.: Sixth street, second lot from Pearl street; beautiful oottage house; four rooms; hard finished; coat 11800; stable, carriage and wood house; 24 ten-year-old orange trees, full of fruit; trees fine and healthy. This property can be bought at figures that will defy competition. Slse of lot, 88xlS5f**t. for particulars call on J. O. PeTURK, No. 1 Market St. dlStf agricuTturrl parr. ove beauti fu t keep a HOTEL, peclable people \u25a0 :r*"ns ' R\ ROOMS and .^rloea. S A . niTVilfK'V BOCIETY NOTICES. Mason lo Notice. 51 y\ *A. a.?Th* \u25a0(\u25a0lad msstfnM f* "%T V v; lul * Led** ara bald oa tS* 9 first MONDA V oftsoh monU s* J ' \u25bc x o.« r. m. M.mbmaf Pentad- pha, Nu. 2Ui, and all Master Masons (an $ good atandlut ara oorllsllyInvited. Bjr order ol tha Will:- ,9 Okas. Smith. Beor»tarv. 9J LssAngslei Chaster No. S3, R: ? A:- 13 TH «? at MsessdeTaU.* 1 noj.,uroin, aompuloeu Im , f>J good .landing oordiailw in. ".?»\u25a0 vlted. By order of a B.aKT,H,f -J| SAU. OS §KnighU ot Pytkin. m OLIVK LPDOK, mm. **. \u25a0 J mrete every TEursaa/ evmfaaTal <\u25a0 7 o'clock, at the Cutla-Halt. < Downey Blook. All sojourning KaSfiß lv good standing an oordlally lnvltZC __ ? I. A. DUKBMOOB,C. ft 3 0. K. Mmg.K. of R. at. \u25a0 9 ijj Holds its stated conclaves at last in."!) lum In Maaonlo HaTl.Tn tts i THURSUAY o( .Mb month,at TH 0>202k p. at. Sojourning Knights TsmgSrta 1 good standing ara oordliTly InvßeSTo al- I tend. By order of th. ~ J'fllJ J. C. LrrrLsirian.il, Haeordsr. ,'' i -9 Lot angele! Caused Nt. 11, Refts asst'-l ?stoat Masteri, F. A ». IaCT "9 Holds Its stated assemblies aa ths sts) J Monday or each month ? slnmnltl tfsli jM\ at 7:80 r. k. Sojourning Companions «*'«\u25a0 good standing are fraternally InvtUd Ist 5 attend. By ord.r of ths Th;. Ju;. «3 loa Angele. immfWrn. SO, I. ss. s*.sT. j s fl WMk at TS o'elook. So- !il . looming brethren In good UM standing are cordially Invited. 9 A. FkakK, R. 8. :M Orange Grove Encampment, Na. SI, 1.0. |fl REQ DLAR MMTIMQa halt J9 fV NJuo ih. Second and Fosrth ->j ?^a^TUIWDAYBof |1 archa ln goo? standing are cordially last. J ted to attend. -Ma _ ? ? OC. LD»S, O. F $M B. MAKxasai. Borlbo. , ',%M\ Confidence Engine Company Me. 2. v | . regular MKKTuraa ? M, Vkfj. this Company will tak. Blasts tl /aflL on th. first Wednesday sts- 3 jgHBJB nine ot each month, at -M i2£m o'clock. By ord.r, ... .fl| mmmm ' w. B. MOORE. UseresaiT 1 « J. M. GRIFFITH Lumber Dealers.-fl corner or -mW Alameda and First Stief TkW DSAuas nt 11 DOORS, WINDOWS, 'Wk BLINDS, SHINGLES, 9 POSTS, LATHS, J SHAKES, HAIR, j PLASTER OF PARIS, ETC. ETC. JACKSON, KERCKHOFF * % CUZNIR, m Lumber Dealers, jl Csrner Alamsdi antl First Slraatt. ll DULBUt m S DOORS, WINDOWS. BLINDS. POSTS, SHINGLES, LATHS. M SHAKES, PLASTER OF J PARIS, CEMENT AND M HAIR. M LUMBER AT REDUCED PRICES 1 Perry, Woodworth & Co.'c ; | I.UMUKR YARDS M PLANING MILL *M Mn. ia toinsiprrl.l etreesv, s*s**s>r3 stall road Beset. ntfft-tF* '-I BOOKS, TOYS, ll FANCY GOODS, J Musical InstrumentsJ FOR THK J| HOLIDAYS,- 1 Can be found ln ? M Immense Quant.tle*li Lowest Living Prices AT THK POPULAR STORK or J9 LOUIS LEWIN & CO. % NOTICE. 1 made by WILLARO B. KARL ln aar flfl vor for tin 00, dated February SIuTTsS! < tbe same having been lost or aahllalJ Said vote baa been paid ln full. o ~ HIRAM TAYLOR. .-MM San Bernardino, Maroh 11, un. 19 w-mhM-lmlf -M Evergreen Laundry. 1 WASHIN q9 Called for and delivered to any part M 'tJ of ibe city, by Beed & Phillips, Adams St."l . Orders can be left alt the book store ii Mr, Satn Hellman. Bprin« ''^M

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