THE CHARTER.

Tfce Sew Bill tpr Cities ofthe Second Class.

SOME PROMINENT FEATURES

What the Powers of the Mnniei-pality Would be Under the

New Regime.

When the Committee of Citisens, ap-

awjafswl to draft a charter tor cities of

the second class, had noisbed its labors

anal renorted, the H-taaia. gay* a sac-enact bet comprehensive ststement of

its more important provisions. It is

wall knew, that many material changes

war*mad* ia the outlines of tbe first

draft of th* inatraiaeß-. so that the bill

before the Legislature is mu-h differ-

ent from the ea-s-ginal P***1'- For thi» re *"aaa the follow tog resume of the pro-

ansed bill fallow here:

Fast, cities of tbe second clam ar* de.aa*d as those having more than 30,000

Baaaaitaata, bat not more than 100,000.ffaitjiai for municipal officers shall

safee piece aa the second Monday of

each even numbered year. The officers

sna as he: Mayor, Treasurer who shallhe ex-officio Clerk of the CityCouncil, Auditor, City Attorney,Tiiawsaliiaf. Attorney. School Snrvr-iatiiif-V Chief of Police, Judgeaf ta* Police Court, Five members oftaw Bosj-j of Education, seven membersaf tae Board of Fire and Police Commis-ssaaera, seven Councilmeu ? ue Co.mci -ansa la be elected from each ward by thevoters of »nch ward, and two to be

?leeted by the electors ot the city atLarge-

It is provided that all moneys col-

lected far the city shall be paidever at the end of each month,

aad any official collecting moneys andeet pay it over ss provided, is debarredfrom arawing his salary until he baa

mad* the proper settlement with thedry.

Tbe salaries of the officers sre fixed

at: For is* MsyiT, $2300: Treasurer,fj-ttm, Aeditor, "S24OJ; City Attorney,ejBOO, Pro-erst'tig Attorney. $1SO0;Saperintendont of Schools, $2000: Jndgeaf Pol.cc Coart, $2400: City LicenseTent Collector, $2*00; City CouncUmen,?SSeO each; City Surveyor, $2400; StreetKjj nanasnaat, £2400: Health Otficer,

11Qsnl. Clerk of the Police Court, *1200;Gkittaf Police, ?25O0; Caotam of Po-laca.sli«l; Policemen $1200; MountedPin am. $1*0*; Cai«: of the Fire tiepart-asent. $1900. Se-rretary of the Fire De-pa, la ist, $1200; Firemen, $720.

Tb*Coaniil is to meet three times aweek, and tbey shall devote the wholeaf all days, excepting Snnday and legal"_olid-ys. between the hours of 9 am.aad in. to the duties of the office.

The tax levy is limited to one persal oa the assessed value of the prop-

arty ia the city for all purposes inclnd-isjsg tha improvement snd care of theabacas.

Tae Committee has power "to open,estate, straighten, widen, alter, establish,send* or othewise improve and reguls'esst iels alleys, aad lanes, and the side-walks of the same."

"To regulate tbe entrance to and ex-at from -heate: s, lee ure rooms, churches,aaaats halls, aad buddings, and to pro-await the placing of chairs, stools,awaca-s, or other obstacles in the hails?rapes places of such buildings.*'

A board of nine directors for the Pub-Be Library is to be appointed by theMay. r, with the cmsent of the Council."Bat more tnac one of saoh directorsshall be from the members of the CityCeaxaciL

Tbe Board of Health is to consist of

six me _t.-rs, of whom tbe Mayor is tohe one, the Health Officer, and fourtatizea- who shall be physicians. Thepaattt of the Board of Health are veryesMßtart-Benaive.

Article 44, section 425, is one whichaaa he read with much interest. Itrases as follows:

*'The City Council shall have power tosaw* the streets, or any portionof them,sweated or reigraied to the official grade,ptanked, paved, or macadamized, piledaad capped, and to order sewers, ana-Baals, wash-dee, culverts, curbing, side-walks, and crosswalks, or say ether im-provement, to be construe.cd therein,spe the jjintconsent of all the ownersof the land abutting upon said streets, orto as benefited by sai t improvements,aad aprm th* payment by them of theeast of such improvements, ai ?'. upineach joint consent and the pay-ment of the cost therefor, to ordersay other work to be done which shallhe accessary to make and complete thewhale or any portion of sail street; andaa ease of the refusal of all the owcersof property abutting upon said streets,ar ha be erne hied by said improvements,ba give their joint consent to the cou-?trkct: of said improvements, or anyof the same, ia accordance with the pro-visions of the general laws provided forsuch purpose, passed or to b - passed bytne Legi».»:u:-e 'er tbe i-o trovernent ofstreets ta cities."

All attempted here is to give snehfeatures of the bill as are a markedChang- from the present charter of theeasy. The other matters proposed are ofta*ordinary routine character, such asar*ot the same general tenor iv ailswell hstrumenu.

Lanney Examinations.L K. Polyte went to the Buenos

Avita ranch of Hamroel and Denker onTnesday nightand told the people therethat his brother had been murdered in ahaystack and that he himself had pat inhas time al! day digging graves. Hewas sere red »:.d bronght to town. P.-

let*, whom nobody seems to know, wasexamine iyesterday bef ?re Judge Brun-eon and the doclors concluded that he isdelsrwas from having caught oold whilstawsseraag from the measiea. He was re-minded to the County Hospital, incharge of a special deputy sheriff, furesse week. Toe man Wilson, arrestedat Downey on suspicion of being Sprin-ger, tae Colton murderer, was exam-iaed as to bis mental status. He ia aMule "'i f!. ' bat not dangerrus, so he wasordered re1 eased. W. C Barke, who ia?waiting trial for having solen a horseand harry at Pasadena, which he imroe-

sssvelj afterwards sold here, and who iaBelieved to be insane, was also exam-ined. His case was can tinned forfatTim inquiry. The examination ofKasbert Sttrrett, brought from Pomonatwo days ago will not, owing the absenceet witnesses yesterday, be examined un-tiltoday

Wswatr'ul conjanetion?Red Star CinchCaw* feresads: St Jacobs oil for pains.

A Cose Not Beyond Help.Br. St. H Hirsdale.liewaaee.llL, ad visesreefs lemsrcsb'e cure of Consumption.

H*says -a neighbor's wife wss attackedwssn Tissent fnns oiwa-e. and pronouncedhaeead sees frees Quick Consumption. AmaJssKre.-crt the fumi.y was persuaded to«T Bw- »». HILLS BALoAM FOR THEIX»«'S. To tke astonishment of ail, by tbetawe she bad used one half dtsen bottlesatss was asaam the bocse doing her ownwork. I saw ber at her worst and bad nos*ea tae eeuad secrscr."

A Latver from the Capital.

SacnanKXTO, Jsenary 31, le»7.

Th* Senators cam* op saulins: this af-

tarwoon sfter taking a ee«tod rant of two

days. That carswora look haa dmap-

peared from their a_Bßtsaan*w*. thathas been so noticsvble in many of them

for tha past week; they have now as-

sesses! a look of conhder.ee ia themselvesas if tosay "we are ready for baauKss,

end oar eoastitseats will have bo mar*

cause for complaint.Lieutenant-Governor Waterman was

early on hand this morning to assumecontrol of the gavel, and has made ap

his mind to hold on to itfor tbe balanceof tbe session. He willnot even ell trust

itinthe hands of his best bower, M. D.Botack, who has been his sole supporter

since he assumed the chair of tbe Senate.Senator Steve White has earned for

himself the tide of "Th*Giant" of th*Senate, from the fact that he is an us-

eesent worker, both iv the Senate cham-ber and in committees. His sole aim

seems to be dispatch, and he comes nearer

gaining his point on all qaesaions thanany other Senator on the door. He isat bis post day and night, and neverseems to tire.

Promptly at Io'clock r. su the_ Sen-ate met, Lieutenant-Governor Water-man presiding. The roll was ceileda quorum found present. Prayer waa of-fered by the chaplain of tbe Senate, aadthe official o-der of basaaeas at one*taken up. The first baainaaa on th*

special die was Senate concurrent reso-lution No. 3, relative to the withdrawalof government timber lead from sale,introduced by Senator Rose, of Los An-geles. The resolution was opposed bySenators Yell, Boggs and others. Itwas apparent to Senator White that theobject of the opposition was to virtuallykillthe resolution by inserting an amend-ment by strikingoat the words: "Andall assistance," etc. This brought Sen-ator White to bis feet. He moved that

the resolution be made the special order

for Wedneaaay, immediatriy after thereading of the journal, which was car-ried after awaate of debate tf cue hour

and a half.Senate bill So. 42, introducea also by

Senator Rose, was deferred until thesame day, after being amended toread$2000 instead of $1000. This is aa

act to enlarge tbe State Boardof Forestry and to provide forthe expense of said Board. Senate

Bill Xo. 41. An art to encoar-age tree planting in the State of Califor-nia and setting apart tbe22 lof Februaryas arbor day and making awards vi$2000 annually as premiums for treeplanters. Senutcr Rose is the author ofthis bill also. The above named bdlsconsumed the afternoon hour.

Senator Caminetti of Amador intro-

duced a new rule in the Senate, com-pelling all persons who have any clsisntagainst th*State to make oat a pr.cn-facie case orget no money aad empow-ering the Committee on Claims to takeall the testim icy in short-band from th*claimants and their witnesses. SenatorMeacy, chairman on claims, opposedthe scheme on the grounds that he diinot intend, so far as he waa concerned.10run away with the treasury or let any-one else do it. He was of tne impres-sion that Senator Caminetri wanted alittle cheap notoriety,'or be dabbed asanother watchdog of the treasury. Thenew rule was adopted, however, and itwill now cost more to had oat theamount of claims than the whole claimsagainst th*State wdl amount to. TheCommittee on Finance are in sessionthis evening and no dcubs will consignmany of the hlls before them to an ear-ly grave. The Committee on Claimsare also in session and they also havea large amount of bills to consider.They are considering the claims of th*

residents of Telegraph Hill who weredamaged byreason of the excavation ofrock taken for the purpose of tailsingsections five and six of the seawall-Harbor Commissioners John H. Wiseand PauUell sre here looking after theinterest of the State, while SenatorClnnie's brother represents the claim-ants. There seems to be a great inter-est taken in this bid. both by the repre-sentatives of the State and the partiesinterest* eL the Commissioners cia-mtn?that the contractors, Wm. D. English ACo., are the responsible parlies a. d notthe State. Yet they are wulingto reimburse the parties injuredout of the State treasury provided thatthe Harbor Con-miisioners fun) is notinvaded, this itis supposed is the closeof the interest taken by tbe HarborCommissioners. The Judiciary Com-mittee have got their hand full in theconsideration of Clnnie's Insurance Sen-ate Bill, Xo 09, all the representativesof the iisurance companies are here to-day and a livelytime is expected. Itwillbe several days before the bill iareported on jidging from the numberof witnesses to be examined. It iscommonly called the cinch of th? sea-son an iis attracting a great deal of in-terest throughout the Stat*. The lob-by is beginning to assume a lively ap-pearance and the manipulators ot the"tack" feel confident of suceeas. Theyare determined that this bill shall BBtgo through if they know it. In sltcrt,all the work that is now being done itdone incommittee, and ia a few days 4more there willbe a general slaughter.

The As embly did not meet to-day.having adjourned until Tuesday at 2o'clock. The Judiciary Committeeworked until 11 r. m tonight and ex-amined a host of witnesses.

When on motion of Senator Whitean adjournment was had until 8 A. St.Tuesday, the Committee on Invitationof A semblyman Mann of San Franciscohied themselves to a down town restau-rant where a banquet waa spread andthr friends of the bow celebrated In-surance Bill enjoyed themselves an tilan early hour.

An Unrecorded Map.

In searcbint; tbe t.tie to a tract of landin Anaheim Extension Last week it wasfound that the map of the extension, towhich reference is made in all deeds af.fectiog land therein, has never been re-cord \u25a0 i. This is, or may become, a veryserious matter, and should the map bowin the County Clerks office be-come lost, the result would be a ccstlyconfusion in the future. Ia tho opin-ion aa to the validity of atitle in Anaheim Extension, alearned lawyer of Loa Angelesaays: "The map of Anaheins extensionmade by Wm. Bamel in IS6O, and at-tested by Alfred Robinson, trustee, oawhich the identification and descriptionof the premises depends, has never beenrecorded. It ia essential to the com-pleteness and security of the title to thisaa well as to all the lots covered by thatmap that itshould be recorded."

We hare ascertained that the cost cfrecord! g the mar wiilbe $2S. Iithoseholding property in the extension willcontribute a small sum each, the mapcan be recorded forthwith. Five dollarsof tbe necessary amount has been de-posited with Melrose k Knapp.I Itmty be stated f r general informa-tion that the extension U not within theincorporated town of laahrim ?[Ana-heim Gazette.

Everybody says "I feel I years youorersince usiuj? man MayFlower," 7"<cts. Drtsr-giaU.

Ghirardelli's eagle chocolate ia the Btoatpopular drink lv the market.

STUCK BY HIS SHIP.

A Bnrniiig Vessel BroughtInto Port.

A CAPTAIN WHO DID HIS DUTY.

Tke Other Side of a Story Toltl by

a Pilot of Scanty t'oarasre bat

Brilliant Imagination.

"Have yea mad that highly sensa-

tional adventure of Pilot Mayo aon ahabarniag a~id giant powder laden ship,

jaabiiahed ia one of your morning ran-Isnapsrsri last Sunday r' said a gentle-

man largely interested m shipping so sa

at.tei reporter yesterday."I have," was the reply. "What

aboat aaf"Thar* are two sides to that story,

aad if yon weald like to have the other

side I can introduce yon to the vary

captain that coaunaade-t the 'hell adoat,'

aboat which Mayo spoke so thniiingly-He is, as .1 happens, bow in Port, aadwill tell yon the whole story eiuctlp eait occurred. It srillbe 'a plain, au *as>

\u25a0Based talc,' aad aa he is an nunest and

truthful man, to my certain knowledge,you can rely implicitlyon hia vMsion of

the affair a* the only true one. "r.pt-i- Charles Andataen, the skipperreferred to, waa soon found, and onbeing asked to give the stcry, readilyagreed.

"Yes,' said be, "I have seen the

pilot's story. It is very tar off tha

truth, imsmact as v says nothingagauut tne ptiot and every :tstn_" againstme. Before telling wan tne story ut oaxexperience, I want to say rust twothings to »c: aw rtgttt wtitt tuose thatden t know ate. The pdut says lamthick-set, stanid-dooking and aGerman,and he says that I sat red-taced, anatbat I asked him to have some whisky

on board tne vesaeL Whether lamstupid lookingor ant may tie a matteraf otaaaen, aad pnhaiw Mayo ia a judgeof such thmg*, bnt I was out, at anyrate, stupid enough to abandon my ship,aa the aaaaa-i 01 the Para-lei did, norwaa Ian atap.a' aa to em-a__gtr the livesof my passengers, for 1 put them onboara ano-ber ship the very hrst enanceIgot af er Ifoand the cargo was an are.It «e"-i*»"t; to my ship and saving theproperty vi my owners aad protectingtne interests of the underwriters besaarks of stability, then Iplead gnuty.Ifit be implied by the epithet re-o-.-_O-daad tne s atement tha: ioffered Mayo aoxtakof whisky, that 1 am a drunkard,tne charge is raise, aa any one woo haaknowa at oaring me twenty-iwo yearsIhave been on this coast incommami ofTrentit can readily untily. Moreover, Isolemnly assert thatIdhi not offer Mayaa drink?a slate meet wtuch ia borneoat by the tact that both the cabin anaforecastie doors were battened a» cioaeiyas the hatchways, and Icould out haws

offered him nor any one on hoard any-thing of the sort it I had wanted iv.

though he certainly needed it tv givohim-latch courage.

"The vessel referred 10 waa the Ha-waiian brig VtoLei. V\ c sailed from t-un

ceirtOctober 12, Is?!-, tor Hocoloia. On

tawday alter, are waa discovered inthafarthusd, and 1 immediately went in.

work wrta ail haada to Isnafc out earga.so as to get at the tire, but tint-lugituneaaanhla to slay in tha ooui, oaing aataa chamkat siatnT-i. 1 ordered every-thing to be battened dawn tight, and we

S4oarred away for the nearest land. Aheavy \u25a0nathiaar gale waa blowingat

tha time. At 10 o'clock inthe murineot the e_s_e day tne main hatcti blew ssbaad want sseaa everhcaru. I im.nt.se_-

ateiy pal anew topsail over the hatch-way. Xo other etpiosaons occurred,ana at 3 r. a. we made the land, and at

the same time stgnted the United Stateswaaa-ot-aar Tttscarora. Seeing our sig-

nals of distress, the Latter vn sal easneto oar assistance, and 1 told the oom-saaader precisely what my .i.uattun was.I asked him to take my paasengeraabroad, and he dad so. U«i also, aa myrequest. >enc an officer asiiureat i-LutMoon Bay, where we anciiured fur tneoujht in company, witha dispatch tn besent to ban Francisco fora tug boat. Thedisparci ireing o_t__--:-we_*d, Lue Tusearo-ra took us in tow and brought us to theentrance of tne harbor, woere we metth* pilot boat. Mayo offered bis ser-vices, bat lat tirst declined then. Th*cecumander of tne Tnaoarnra, however,persuaded see thatit would he better incase of aaahhatl at sani a pilot ju haasn)and if Idid not do so he would have tolet go say cawaer; so i told Mayo tooawa* aa hoard. Iinformed bun beforehe did so that Ihaa ore inthe hold, andthat Ihad explosives in my cargo. Hesnowed enasaderable reluctance to stepon board. Hesuggested that I shouldbridle the hawser to the ship that wastowingas, then leave my vessel, go anboard the pilotbeat and follow her intoport. Ot Course. Ipromptly declined tnleave my ship. He thereupon walkedaft and took hi*seat spun tbe taffraii,with hia bay* ilbb|Hb|, outboard. Sj

thorougaiy searea was he at thattime tha: I am siti-Cie-i r_at Iany one had stamped his toot onthe d=ck he vu.; mW \u25a0 assami j aeaucroverboard. He remained in that some,

what prudent but act very picturesque.SMBWAson anxil that tag TJonaid came nesr.iyalongside, when tie look the biggestjump 1 ever saw a man take to boardanother vessel From the tug ac shout-ed for a long hawser, so tbat they mightget far enough ahead to be well out ofdanger, and left the "red faced, stupid-locktrg German" and hia crew to lookafter tne interest l of the owners snd un-derwriters as beat they might.

After we towed the burning Violetinto a place of safety and sot the areiUenched by the efficient aid of the nre-

boat. Captain Weils, of the L'nion In-swraace Company, took me on shore andrave me the first meal of victuals I had.eaten for two day* owing to the doorsbeing battened.

"That at the whole itn, just aa thaevents ore tired, and. tn 'a stupidoust-ing Gerasan.* itdews ant aaaat aa if Cap-tain Mayo ran any aery great nak ia Inncircumstances; certainly not half soas tic 1 as the Tasearora dad when she layall Bight at anchor besides aa m HalfMccn Bay, aad not a tenth part whatsay brave crew did who stood by theirduty Like brave men and never tauughtot taking the pre caution to dangle tbeartegs over the tanraii to be ready torajams into tha aaa.

"I seed only/ add ia conclusion thatwe saved ftS).UDU worth to the under-writers on tbe cargo tn say nothing ofthe vessel. Nota bad piece at work tar*ared-faced, stupid hawing German toarrossplwh j>. ?- Alto.

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pre rectiTa medicine, and safe to lake, aabmihi what the sickness way prove to he.

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LOS AiSrt4£tES PAIXY HHRAILD. rfiBT,UAiRY 3. 1886.2

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Santa Abie,Plrnting to tke Palale and

Urath to n t'onsrli.

Cauco Ctl.?l b»e hid the Catarrh forfive year, and could hardly talk plain. Icould not breathe through mynostrils. YourCalifornia c«-K-Cure has cleared out mvhead aud I cvin talk plainer nowthan 1 havefor the past Aye years. Your medicine is

all it Is represented, sn absolute cure forCatarrh snd cold In the head.

Yours truly, Ch.blssC. Ovksshikbb.

?WoofLtun, Cal? Yourmedicines sre sell-ing bett»r than any other she.f goods, sndetve sstisfscion to sll purchasers. TneCst-K Cure is praised very highly by sllwho have tried it. and many cases havebeen ere'tlv benefited hy it* use when allother remedies tried have proved of nobenefit. Yours truly, "".xa *Lawsow.

Folsom Cal ?I nsed Butte-Tine inchronicrheumatism with crent benefit. Fl»ase -enda supply to J. W. Haines. G-nns. NaT., sndoblige yours truly, F. n. Dcbant, It i>.

gJmT- PAXTA ABIB Is onlysold in largebottles at at; three for att* Sold by allwholesale and retail druggists.

OWINERS POSITIVE SALEBEAUTIFUL BTJTLTJILSTG LOTS

IN THE

Alcantara Grove Tract,%a Mam an-i Seville Streets and Grani Avenue.

O_X TUESDAY, FEB. 8, 1577.At 2 O'clock P. M.

Ut Order of I. 11. 8 VKLLAY. I

A $900 Loi to be Given Away, Free!

Ti! ITKEST RESIDENCE LOTS IS THE CITY FDR BUILDING PI'RPOSES. OSthe Main street car .iue aud the tirand Avenue cso.e road. *»on to be con-.tructed.

Tf yim haw not already seen these beautifr.l lota t-k" a free ride from 80 South Spring

strtset, irr trum the office of H. U. Matlock, lit Wen First street, any day until day ef\u25a0sum. llalnand Jefferson street cars run by the tract.

A $900 Lot Given Away !11 make an interesting feature of the sale, one lot willbe reserved to be given away

'tn'those wlm have been purchasers. No condition 1s atlac.ied to thisgift other than thatvi!the lot* shall be sold. As soon as one-half of the purchase price of each lot hasharm-paid the buyer- willthemselves agree as to the manner inwh'ch they shall dis-pose nf it, and the owner willmake a conveyance of the same without sny txpen-e to

the fortunate one receiving it. 1 desire to have it distinctly nnderstood tbat this lot is tohe i;:i't nure nnd simple, and that there is no lottery scheme connected withthe salen tbi Inta. Each and every lot willbe sold separately, and when every lot has been soldriie reserved lot StsT. he placed inthe hands of the buyers to be disposed of as they see

It*.,otther tnaell itsnd divide tbe proceeds, or draw for it among themselves inany manoierthey choose.

\\ crnnaitively guarantee a fair, straight, clean sale and entire satisfaction.

Tinas Sale is Made to Sell the Property,Aud presents the best opportunity ever offered in this city of obtaining one of the veryP.w in"Inth at less than value on reasonable terms, aud the advantage to sum? one of aJiiilh lot fur nothing.If vnu do not slreadr know the property ro and see It,either on the Main and Jetf-Tson

stroa't line ur in the tree carriage :rom 80South Spring street, or 111 West First.

Terms of Sale:1 mi prrr nam on fall of the hammer, one-half the pur-hase price within three rtavs

innitht-rcnminiupii.il:in lour payments three, six, nine and twelve mouths, with lu-iutukiut ten per cent. no:.

H. H. MATLOCK & SONS, Auctioneers.let.-' 6t

The University Tract.T/T* ore now offering lots in this beautiful part of the city, and wish to call special

attention to the mtiry advantages this property has. The lota are large,bating 65x130 feet. The University of Southern California, just

being completed at a cost of $50,000, is situated inthe center of this Tract. A tine church and

A Large Kmnbar of Fins Bssidences have already baen IBoilt. andMany More will be Built this Fall,

The large Cnrrrpnß surrounding the University building is tobe ldd out by one ofthe oest landscape gardeners, and it will be one of the most beautiful spots

in all California. This tract has street cars and railway runningtlirnutrh it. It is situated on the finest drive in the city, and

only ashort distance from the "Longstreet Place." Lotaare selling rapidly at $500 to $600 for inside and

SboOfor corner lots. Itis the cheapest rjidmost desirable property in Los Angeles,

tli will take pleasure in showing the property to any who willcall at oar office.

H. H. WILCOX & CO.,at atsmith ttrntiwsa n-rttt-.r.-r.

PALMDALE COLONY.«-*HOKTE LAND. LOW PRICES, EASY TERMS, StAR RAILROAD AT THE\ hint nf the Sierra Madre Mountains, in Los Angeles county. Come and see thatinirrvthiug to. nut yer nut of the reach of a poor man. The land is especially adapted fortin- uultivution of "the wine and raisin grapes,

APRICOTS. PEARS, PRUNES, CHERRIES. APPLES, ETC.Peine*, r f Lund from tli>to tab per acre, withwater for irrigation.lauid without water, from T! up, in tracts nf 3-20 acres. Terms, one-fourth cash, balance

in ami two and three years at 7 tier cent. For further information, apply to or address

J. JONES.ftE lm 25 Temple street. Lawyers Block, Los Ang-lea, CsL P. 0. Box 502.

ABEKXETiiY & TAHTS

NEW CLOTHINGAEPJVED LAST WEEK AND THEY ARE NOW READY FOR BUSINESS

Al TS North Spring Street. Los Angeles. Gal

: : storage Beef at OMno lianch Market,40 South Spring Street,

Nearly opposite New City HslLsssW-This nee* is fattened on the celebrated Chino Ranch, killed at the celebrated

i'lilTXnnri.'-.ai'ii ate- douse ;formerly Ettudillo A Plooi a «er town,and placed lathe,?.',",.., j?, uureleslce Works,from whence it is deilvered to customers direct, afterhaving nunc there two days, or two nooks, as may be desired. Guaranteed to he primeimd liean-unti p.-:". Tel> ."ree from all animal heat.

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CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CUIE.The Only enmrasat***. Cat? for

latarrk. Cot**Its tsse ancasUHay Fever, Kose Cold. Catatrrhal De*tf~ness an*. Sore Eyes. Restores th*sen**attaste snd smell, removes bad taste .tad'ln-

'pleasant breath, reaul l"fr"m Carsr- :. "".i--jand pleasant to iihi. Fo. loss d-reetluu/s ssdlIa cure is warran'-d.

ABIETLSit 3CEl':c \'.- <:\u25a0-> .Six Months' Treatment J'; by Xj_.LII.IQi.

SANTA ABIE aid CAT-R-CUSE!| *\u25a0#"*-Sold by C. H. HaNC-". TT ia.. .'Sur.ll Spring; street.

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Pjjlks Wishing Something Fine in the Carnage or Boggy LineirrrOJL VIST) THE MOFT ELABORATE DISPLAY OF VEHICLES E-KB EXHIBITEDIN CALIFORNIA. SOT EXCEPTIS-- -HEM imm cmie repositorto of flan Francisco. We have new on hand a full line of OPEN ANDTOP eoits-sti-ut ot att _b»

rLtrrfaWT «TVX3_S. from aSK -pound tor. Intrido*iitoa top tng-gy that weighs only 180 pounds. We Base also Q&

BPiiKT PHJCTOXfi, TWO-SEATED CARRIAGES AND PONY CARTS.

-TfflfiLii. <:AfIO"Y" BURRIES, EXTENSION-TOP MIKADO SCKRIES, SAXONY* CANOPY CARRIAGES, and Uiese goods srechf ver-r ioaest style- aud ure strictly A GRADE inevery resrec: and are built by the celebrated firm of I*. A. \u25a0 tssX SM. is. Asre-.. OT AUrV-Si-ti:Y. AlAfcS. We now occupy both the Old Armory Hall and large store nnderneatb.

J. F. Davis & Son Carriage Repository,lltl.lCI" M'ltrI! _..«\u25ba*. AMIIXES STSfEFT. COKIEK I.OS A"»G ELI"> \"-0 Ktl>ll>l HTBEITS

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Semi-Tropkiil Fnit Lais

FOR 5AT E BY EDWLS E. JILSTP A ?*k,

REAL ESTATE !\u25a0> EST*, ACIIAJtK3T'J, LAJa*,

Oi terms never before offered in :h:s 3r«re.2ffo cash piymeL'ts it time of pux-canse P-irenixir required Cobuild hU tiea -c and eet ant his trees,

FIVE YEAR3TIKE GIVE*

To pay for the land, inAnnual payment* at- pt-r cent, interest, Purchaser pttyiax*taxes upon ..i.j.

The Citrus Colony!;i'uate S miles from Sacramento :ir:! I miles

mKri.'.jt.jn or Rouriers.im "U i-e. oi railroad. We have sol njlla.id p;J'.te i itinto

to a>u jo arse tverrv.And odeied on Terms mentioned.

THE SOILIs of a red >aiTi forc:;i rrfv; :: ? -Prof. Hileuri'»." tne rstaie rniwersiry,. wltt»,i:.ii.> zol L>e -< rt-i ;' i:s,

to be superior for t..e Frut. and ?SEMI - TRONIC \L

of tii** Drang-*, Osiv«, Lunzmx*etc.. doiuse-peci.Tilr w*ll upou - -»> .while f r fruits v. cannot '\u25a0c-

\u25a0 passed, a tv be j*ias nay intbe Siiixe, lyine* * ?*«*::< : ?

jtjince iulati'it> tbe Lv.. \u25a0 >. :

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Li >m:-: :s a P-ulfiiitCi^Jtvrn.

Railroad Faciliues,

Four Pa«seti*erTr<uaa naaa eac.: \u25a0* ~<... ?

within,three miles «t the laud.St.ULUS'j FA('ILI!'E-,

Dai'.v Mai: S'ludav enteredCo.onv. and ii - "- \u25a0 - " i? i

li..:cit-smith Shop adjoiningrhw tract.

afss**Send for om* .:: ij.contains the largest lis: if laa.L,sued inCeninl California. '. : 'dm.

In The Superior Couurt.S:a:e of Ciiiiforai.i,.

Count; of Los Ana-eles, >X. tie* for Publieat. 'O ,t -tin- -

Will,etc: la the matter of the ofNathaniel M. Wheeser. deceased-

P trsuant to aa order .f hit Onset, SSSJSWthis d*y. Notice is hereby alveu ir r.tmtday, the 12th day nf February, Lr-T. it tv.re'-ft >. M of-Ut day. at t.:e if>nrs :? .»m,ofthis i.'.mrt, in the City an.i: v. Vn-'-es. Ca. .haa been apt.hearing the applieuion > i' .-prayina: tbat a document no.v'ir.'l i hisCourt, purporting m he tile Imt Will mxttestsmeatof Nath-UfelS. W heeler snansssssVbe admitted tn Probate, and that lenar*Te.tamenlarv be i.ss.ie.i tueron -o Ciiir-t3.Wheeler, at which time and pbace all par-sons interested there ia may appear amicontest the same.

Dated January 1-B7(.'. U. DrsSM'.Ott.

t.-ou-e. i..iri.By L J. THUMfSoN, Depuny-.

K. M. WIDNEY. AttyTo be nubliahed daily. UI t.i ?? in tan

Daily Hsh.uj>.

Notice to Creditors.

Fstate ot Jolia Showers, 'tueeaeeitNotice is hereby alireu by :ae undersnrneil

executor of the !a»t will and te-*tmeut ofJulia Showers, deceased, to the creditors e£and all persoua haTimc .\u25a0l ams n!a.a.rt. :iu»said deceaacd. to exhibit them with: fflwnecessary vouchers w-.thin months-afterthe first publication, of thia notica en rilesaid executor at his residence. Wilmimrton,

Los Aneelcs county, CaL. toe same beimrthe place for the tra nasitrinn ut the JimrnHsnef said estate.

In the county of Los amales., inanwlntWilmimrton, January 1.1. :s«0.

UENB.T NOEL MOHIiASi.Executor of the last will and testament nt

Julia Showers' deceased. i-jr-few

50T1CE TO CliMttii~

ESTATE OF TttEODijttEcd ?Jiotice is b*reby )fiv«a byriie i:i>ir?r

signed executor of the n.-. v xa*i ?xtcm-

ment of Tb.e*r»iort? d«'M««feti. m tbe| creditor* ot uid &11 persoae banianIasmiDawt cbe »aid deeeessett, to riaiiibin tJiemwith the necessary vouchers, wi'hiii ftnermonths after tbe first ptiblieacioa of r*hi»notice, to the said exeencoF a the «itnc» uf

| Ajsms ASfrmtou, nM»aiH" ? : . :> Tsr>.--

-iBlock, iv the cityof Los Aneeies, Uie iontii4>beicc; the place i r the ammrnXmrntmiKm rnkt t\\wbusineos of the ssid estate in the ?01111177- jf

Loh Angeier*. A. F. LA3vHSVExecutor of rhe la.,t wiUand ufTheodore Lane, deceaeed.

0 the ttmm C9CII<tF THE COCNTY OF \1,.-iii'JL*.

f ..f Cslifornia. la n i.:-ertne estate of Wm. -V Xiss. v. ; ,\u25a0 .Notice is hereby given by ill.' !ins&awjtasjsn|Administrator of the above oanuul suanssvto tilt? crediwrs of, ;iud all per,..:claims seainst said decensed, to essssna -hesame, with the aeeswsssry viwissWliLiswnssafour months from the tnsst wsssssswasnso! tni.s unties n> th- nudersurne-:omca of liraves Ji O Melvsny, Sown S,r. a.Baker Block, in the City nf L.m snswssnt1hat beins;the plaef for Che traajacriuu. .»fallhiiainess ol tne Est.ite.

L. P. P. WALLER.Adnsin:strscor

Las Angeles, Jan. U, US7. ijj~ v , v :