DAILY HERALD. ADVERTISED LETTERS. a.ist of Letters Hemalslnf In called lor at the Los tngclei Poateftlce July 1881. tOfflciallT advertised In the Los Angeles Umi.v HaBACB, by order of the PostolHce Dcoa tment. at Washington.! LADIES' UST. Jkbaita, laabsUa Aggs. Edith m Armßtrong, Marlon Miss ■alleatero, M Mrs Itahue ,Zetta Miss Baldwin, Steuben Bnllestero, Maria BanJthead, H!• Miss Barnes, T.l Mrs Beeht. (i J Mrs Bennett. Viola Bugh, Mary Miss Messenger, Kate, 2 Bit :s, Mary Id Millings, Nettie Bl.k kmtii, H F Boottae, Mamie Batsforff, Augusta Bradbury, Simona M Bradshaw, M J Mrs Brewer, P W Mrs Brnxdon, Harrie Miss Briink. John Mrs Bross, Gertrude Broaddus. Adilie Mrs Brongllton. 1" Brown, lloraMiss Bros n, Addle Miss Bulgar, Johu Hurley, E A Mrs Cummings, Lorlm M Cunningham, I. 1) Mrs Miss Crcakklaw, Kva Mrs Cowles, Luc; Mrs Gourtrlgkt, Bettie Mrs Comoirl, Gerrl Hba Oorhett, Agnes Miss Conbell. Kate Miss Oeoke, Joe Cooke,RlchardA Miss Coleman, Aaron Mrs Colenian. Kate Miss lie. C A Mrs Coll.v, Nellie Miss Clark, M E Mrs Cilia r, V Mrs Clifford, John Mrs Clark, Jno Mrs. Jr Ctalber, Mm Caarlea, BDaMsa Cheadle, E R Mrs Chavez, Elotsa Mrs i adwell. Flora A Mrs Iteiiham, Geo F Mrs Doty, W H Mrs llavis, Lulu Mrs, E Oamarin, Mrs liaycugene, Mis Edwards. L Miss Klaaaor, May Ihfa, Mis« From Eaentilth. M c Mrs (I'uenta) Elizalde. Antonio Mrs Bgleston, Lucrctia Evans, 1. Miss Finch, Mamie, Mrs Flanagan, Mary Miss Fortsou, LM Mrs Fox. DC Mrs Franklin, lata Miss fea dner, X Mrs Qardla, Apolaria (jardner, Lizzie Mrs Gilmour, Lulu Miss Golden, L Mis Gray, Agues Miss Gammont,Louisa Miss Gam ier, Gennle Grey, Auuie Mrs Henderaon, M G Miss Henizerling. Barbara Hellinghauser, A Mrs Miss Heaton, Ida Miss Healt, Alcecsta Miss Hays, Mary L. Miss Haynes, Mary Miss Hart wig, Oh Miss Hamby, Angle Miss Hanlon, Hattle Miss Hand, Mary Miss ltuight, Emily Miss Knell, Bertha Laud. Myra B Mrs Lansight, A H Mrs Lance, Llll, Miss l.aw reutz, H A Mrs Lewis, Carrie Miss Lewis, Letha Miss Luouig, Gracie Miss Lloyd, A E Mrs Lower Jacob Mrs Love, Maggie, Mis 2 Lutes, c Miss Lynch, Mary F Margraud, Bill Mis* Martin, Frank, Mrs Martin, J H Mrs Milkmon, Jo Mrs Marshall, cII Mrs Mccormick, Minnie ItcConuell, Coruelia Mrs Miss Mcl orniiek, Maud McCray, Selmn Mrs MeCrary, Settie McDonald, Carrie Mrs Murray, Minnie Miss McKenale, Nina Mrs McGregor, H Mrs Mclllbeuer, Rosalie McGregor. Annie Miss Mi-Master, J H Mrs Meerill, Mary M Mis~ Miles, ola Miss Miller, Florence Miss Miller, Nannie Mrs Milier, Edd Mrs Mitchell. Millie Misi Morgan, Ella Miss Morse, James Mrs U urphv, Rose Mis,- Murry, Mrs Meyer, Mamie Mis, Meyer. Mattie Miss Savior. J II Mrs Noble, Fred care of MrsJS Noble Olisen, Mlunie Mrs Oslwrn, Annie X Miss Oronite. Sushi Miss Packard, Mra N L Payne. Mrs Perry, Mis Hermon Phillips, Mrs Lou Phi .lips, Delite Playtcr, Mrs S Potter, Miss M E Powell. Ada Parcaater, Mrs Isaac Parkhurst. Mrs An'wJ Price, Mrs J V Presoott, Miss Dawn Parker, Mrs Frank Hahlin, Mrs I rah II Ransom, Mrs Margu'ta R'lyuor, Mra J G Held, Mrs Belle Reeaer, Mrs R Reaviß, Mrs JAP Bead, Polite Reebbie. Mrs Mamie I Reese, Miss Mauilie Reynolds, Mrs A Rogers, for T G Reilly, Miss Theresa Rliemsebild, Mrs Wm Rhemschild, Mrs M J Rhodee, Mis. Annie MRider. Emma F Richmond. Mrs H H Robson. Mrs J Hauford, Mias Ida Scott, Mrs Sarah Scott, Mrs Katie Sexton, Mary A settles, M-s Vina Sebastian, Mrs Rnl.t Seabury, Mrs John Schrader, Mrs I F Btmsaoßa, Mrs tj H Spear, Mlaa Blanche Sue icer, Miss MinnieSpeeht, Mrs A Smith, Miss Alice Smith. Mrs i' A Smith, Ellen Smith, Mrs Dreasm'ker Smith, Mrs Mary Staggs' Mrs Lucy Sobrowskv, Mrs MattieSnodgrass, Mrs E Siaucliff, Mrs Leroy Strattoa, Mrs g M Summer, Miss Cecil Varlar, Kiss Katie Taylor, Mrs Wm M Telle, Mrs Maggie Thomas. Mrs Cora TtkolQU, Mrs rs Thompson, Miss Thompson. Mrs R N Vallostero, Rosa Vaielas, Mrs Dsttno Vsrhar, Mrs Loretta Walsh, Mrs Jnn P Waters' Miss Carrie Walker. Mrs Maggie Warren, Mrs Theresa Ward, Mrs Winkle Whlteumb. Miss Etta Whelplev, Miss LilianWycough, Mrs Hetty Whitney, Mrs s H Wheeler, Miss Kattie M'oif. Mrs Sophie Woods, Mrs s "Wright, Mrs Margaret Wright, Mrs Win I'ta.ra, Juar. Ytarra, Teresa Iml Loss, Young, Miss Annie Foley. Mrs Alele OENTLKMEN's UST. Ai ■ana, Francisco Abarta, Joe Adair, CB Adler, H Adam. Henry Aerkell, Ed Av.mso, Signo- AU.erti, A 2 AlUchsX R'< h Allen, Jas E Alien, Hi' Antrim, Ceo Andreasevich, N Anderson, T Andrews, A Aran, G Anpel. Eddie A Appel. X B Anor, Edward Ashley, Hurbert .A I kins, G G Assayer. W S Ash more, Jas Armstrong, Bert ■acker, Christ Baxter. Emmet Hales, A F Harggurst. Jno Barrow, Traby Banes. Edward Barber, 8 L Barager, Geo II Bailey, Wm Barclay. Jno II Baker, Fred P Baker, S A Bahiez, Santos Baldwiu, Merrill Baldwin, A E Bonet. It S Barnwell, G W Hessing. T Berry, A Berduro, H Beuz.H Hell, MA Becker, C Heokwith. F Hinder I Bicort, F Black, W B Blakely, F A Blaisdell, l)r E M Bland. A T Bosenear, B Bowman, Robert Bowman, c Boyer, Milton Hoy ers, WC Beard, Harry Beckley, J W Bruin, F Bragg, F W Braclit. Alla>rt Bierney, CO Bigslse, Wes Hi iwn W Brown, Rev J W Hrooks, W M Brooks, T L lirooklianks, F A Brod, Henry Hi igham, W S llreene, W II Brirhta, P F Brown, F E Brown, J Brown, M R Brown, S G Braiton, J W Bradley, H M Butler, Juo Buckingham, J G Hucca, Vtncenio Bunuey, Charley Hiegler, Jno Bun lngton, W R Busi h, Win Butterfleld, Frank W Bush, A I. Benton, A t Caminksky, Sam Cannobles, T Campbell, EL Campbell, W A Carlson, 8 A Carlo, Carnrole Caraon, Sam Cordnett, Al Carver, Edward 3 Cartell, T Ke Garp enter, Col J C Carter, J H Carter, F P Coffin, Frank Canaeid, JJ Chadwick, JC Cheathand, Chas Cherry, Wm Chede, M Clauton, W Clark, Jno Jr Clark, J R Cleveland, WC Cleburne, W Oielland, 8 C Codlroli, G 2 Coffin, JL Collins, Richard Comartou, G A Compton, H Coulifte, 0 H Coatello, S Coulson.E Cowles, B X Cowle, John Cross, Albert Curville, B Cnddeback, G P 2 Cugley, F P Cuglner, L Cuinminga. D Cummings, WS Cuuingham, R dishing, C W Cousetlaud, Mr 2 Cuahing, E Calkins, E 8 B)ftley, Jaa Daley, T J Davenport, T% Dudley, H L Davis A Davis, W 8 Davis, W B liauphine, P Dayan, A Dehuu, I) M Del Aryaya, M F Dempster, Frank Detweuer, Phil Hewitt, A J DePape, D DeViere, AC J Diaz, M Dlßtmeueil, P Hisher, DC Dodge, S C Holme, E W Dorse, J H 2 Douse, M L Driver, J li iscott, Jerry Durkee, C E Dupasee, M S Dillon, J F Kdwards, C E Kggleston, Edwin Kgalson, S 5.!!, L d|fe i, J 11 kins, Jack Elder, Wm Kldruige, FW Elliot, Jno W EUis, T J Egenhauseu, A Fairbanks, M W Faust, E Federice, M Fewtrell, Mr W rather, Ed K 1 l iua 'P Finney, (i Fisher, ,f Flood, a l S!"y!!' s Fleck, Charley F oyd, G W Fletcher, C S Fletcher, C h Flck Geo Fletcher, Sam {.jS jJ Fairbanks, W W FoggC I Forester, G W Forber, Gusay t M^ K W Ford, i B cr, T L Frauk, M Frnckeltou O E Frances, Geo raster, D J. Freeman, J B E r C I T.I I W Fredionl, F Fried, VV I. Freas, E A Freudeuberger Freeman Frost, Geo Froley, W Fry. H Fulton, Rev J D Furlong, Thos Kurgeraos, H Fuguet, Audy Fuller, D M. F Magic A D Gathman, H G Oaymon, J W Gavin, (1 1' George, H li Gershon, H P Gerhardt, M Glta Bros Gleewin, Geo Germain, VV S Glfrbrd, Geo Glese, P Gilerest, Wm Glllts, X Glllis, II M Griawolil. A X Glese. X 11 Glshwillor, C J Qirton, J N Glvena, ll 'J (Hater, w A Sob)*, R s Ooettche, I Goebel, Geo Goldsmith, J it dolling, g C Gogan, G D Ooasoßiy, I Gorman, J Grosvenor, Mr (lough, Joe Gouen. W 11 Gout, W s Gould, Walter GralH-11. S W Umbel, <'X Graham, T M Gray, J 11 Gray, A orenter, C W Greenly, G H Grunuen, 11 T Griltin.Tbos (irttlln, llr W II Orifln, Jno Oa] acre, j b Glosse. M Gurtiscy, L 8 Giiernser, J (liusgyse. I. Gunn, James Goldberg, Han Guliek. Mr Guzman, M B Gruiieh, I, Guzman, I X Glhsen, II V B (billot, 1 i Galvar-. t (iautiei, A 3 Garvin, P F Gardner, w s Gardner, j s Gardner, I Gilmer, J X Gaskiiis. .1 Gay..l Gallaher, Will Gill, i Malfner, CH Hams, Ambrose Hagcr, Wm 2 Ilalen, II Hall. C L Hall. II Hall. B W Hallow ay, A S Ham. It Ilamm, J V llamanu, E llamlyu, W II Hamlin, Henry II Hamhliu, Henry C Hamehon. J B KameltOU, C V Hamelton, J A Hamas, I. II Hanford, J J Hansen. Wm c Hansen; M L Hare, M 1) Hanlv, F Harach, elms Harding. H V Hairis. Frank M Harris, S N. Hayes, L 1' Ilanis, W Harris, Jos Harris, c R Hartm.in, Jos II Hartman.C Ilartninn, E Hartman. F A Hartt, I' J Hartwig. W F Harold, J II Hass, T Haas, Herman Hans, F F Ray den, 1) 1' Hays. Mr Heeock, c C Heaton, Wm Healt. A Hedges, W Helton. J H Belmore, G A Heudi le, G W Heushaw, E 11 Hennlnga, a Henkle, F Henry. I A Ilenrv, Thos Henry. C X Henderson, T J Henderson, W P Henderson. H Hergesheimer. Satn'l Heaa, H 11 Hewitt, Frank Hess. J II Heddle, Hlggina, t Higgiua. C II Hililreth. E Rev Hilton. A Hill. J Hill. Jus Hill, 1' Hill, llarrv J Hirseh, Wm Hlrschter, J 1' Heisler, I, A Holfuer, H lloH'.aaster. F Hott'mali, G J Hooker. II t' Hohien. J W l)r Hollingsworth. J W 'J Holeonili. Frank Holmbera, Jno ll l' Hon as c. Holmes, J Holmes .1 F Howscr. J X Howell. Hugh Hooser, W F Hoover. A 1 How laud, Chris E Hoyt, Mr. Howard, H Howard, Jno Howard, Jos Howard. Jno W Howard. II I) Hudson. Edwin Huhl.ard. c A Hubbard, Richard Huekli. Samuel Hufaagei, Jno Hughes, Jos Hughes, ow Hughes, Wm Hunter, Edward 9 Hunter, W J Hunter, Geo HeaktßOß, F A Hutchinson. Herbert Hldber, R II ■hats, B H Jackson. G M Jaine>. M farad, has Jared, ins* X Jenkins, J Seotf Jendron, Alfred Jewsburg, Jno E Jordoii, Thos Johnson. James Johnson, Oscar F lahasoa, Sidney Johssoo. Sidney 7 Johnson, Sam Johnson. Key J S Johnston. L F Jones. Walker Katz. MD2 Keith. Michael Kellum. M T Kelly, Lot Kennou. LC Kemp, Fd Kendall, A C Kern, I has Kent. E Kerr, Jas X Kessler, Chas Kinross. W Kinney, ON Knight. I Knight. 11 W Keroon, Geo 2 Kress. J I> ■Lang, J E l.avagerino, Qalsataal Lasos. Pedro Leader, Fred Lee. W c baa, Jno faith B W Leech, Hiram l.eipel, c I,eonhatd. Rudolph Lei Chas Leonard, W R Lent, I) A Lewis. H 11 Llpkin, Fred W 3 Liversidge, I. L Lipscomb, A B Link. Mike Llndslev, c B Logan, Jno M Lovekin. A C Lloyd, A E Loutsinau, J Loughlin, J II Loweiistein, M Lowe, Lincoln l.udwig, Jos C l.ucksi hei arts. J Ludlenc, W Luekcrnum. II '1 Luigo, A M B I.uch, Leo I.ym h, Jno Las X L I) BBS. laskey, T A Mnldnnarln. Jos Mamahan, Henry Marehnste. i' c A Man- Marje, F E chaster Manrlia. N Manners, G Marx. Albert Marsh, Martin C Marshall, E I Martin. Jas I) Martin. Juo Masters. X W Mason. F A Mason. Louts Mathc.vsou. Dave Matthay. I) c Matblawn, Peter Matbaoe, Dr Mathews, c p Maxw ell. Frank Maxwell, I.vman Major, Leonard A Mccaley, j i> MeCann, Wm McCarthev, JnoC McCombs, Chas Mccrae. J'A McCune, Jno Mcl utcbaa, II H MeDermott, ('has McGee, Jno MeGrath, Win J MeGeher, Earl McGuiie, Jno MeKcnzie, I' S Mclnnes, Jno M McHugh, Le Roy MeKcnzie, Hugh MeKcnzie, c E McLaughlin, i'hill Mi i .inghli, I. M Meeker. C II Mcudoza. M Menos. Juan Mendiroz, C Metzger, Kmil Metzger, Throdorx Means, J W Myriek, G Mehlain, Merrick, J F Menieana, A Mestemacber, Henry Michael, Thos M Miles, H H Milbeek, Frank W Miger. chas Millaap. llelos Miller. Edwin P Miller. T II Millet, Herman Miller, J c Miller, Crls. Miller, JJ Miller. Julius Miller. Ilenrv c Miller. M E Miller. T W Mourca, X Mount. J N Mooney, It c Moirison, ll W Morton. S F More, Carl M Mondeo, Andrew Moon Andrew More, Alex MOOTS, Thos Moore, Felix Mouser, C E Mooer, X M Mora, M Munnferode, Rev J G Murray, P Murray, Dominic Neale, J I N'eele, Jno Nell Mr Nelmei, Thot Newman. C H Nessler, Fred Nesbit. T B Neunian. Herman, for Newton, Frauk Katv Fromke Seven, JR Nichols, J C ■MS, W Nlckell, Elmer Norman, Jas X Neuhaus, Hern Jos O'Brien, Morgan O'Brien, Cornelius 2 O'Connor, J B O'Berl, Jno O'Dell. E W Oshncr, Fred Ogsburg, Geo Pitts. B W Page, Ilenrv Padllla, M Paris, John Parkinson, (ieo li Patcben, W C Patroaao. i has Paterson, A B I'erre. Alfonso Perplch, Antonio I'erry. W A Peterson, Carl H Pbenin, Wm Phillips, Jos Phillips, C M Phillipi, Frank Pipe, J Piersou, E C Pilfer, Mr Pierce, V Z Pillsbury, Geo E Potter, A J Powell, Geo E Prewltt, J I) Putney, E E tjuast, A Quarton, Jno Quinn, Thomaa Quinauo, Lucgi Hyan, A J Rust, J E Rupp, Paul 2 Rowe, .1 M Rowk, WJC RounsefNl, Wm Ross. H Romer, J V Roland, CP Rogedo, Juan Rodgers, S Rogers, Frances Rollins, Augustllß M Rogers, Asa Rogerß, Eddie Roberts, Wm A Robert, Jno Roberts, C M Roberta, Caig Rivers, S Kiley, W H Rlutai ds, A M Rhodes, Juo Reenes, Mr Rclse, C G Reigle, Harry- Reed, M D Reed, Jas Reed, Jno Richtslelmer, Nutou Reavis, J A Parella 2 Randolph, D S Ramierez, I'antila Rallhan, Mr Racoullat, H Sanchez, Matiucl H Schade. Wm Schmidt, G Schmidt, E Schmltz, F Schmitz, Henry Sehrader, Mr fichnetze, Fred Schwartz, Kichcl Schwanh, Jacob Bsaour, O B Sharp, Louii J Shaver, Geo B Sheridan, J Shields, JB Shilling, Jno Shirley, Chas Shingler, Willie Sibert, Fred Silver, M R Stegfried, T F Slnle, Rev J E A Simpson, CT Simpson, Ita Sloper, A F Sloane, Jas Smith, Chas A Smith, Harry Smith, Prof HA Smith, J B Smith, Owen A Smith, Jno F Smith, Paul V Houthworth, P L Solomon, Sleg Spooler Frauk J Stafford, Henry Stanford, F Stalllngs, J H Htuhhs, It V Stansherry, S Starln, J II Stelnhanii, Peter Stevenson, W W Stephensou, J B Stevenson, Campbell Strauser, Bertie Stephenson, Wm stilwell, Klime Stilwell, Kllme, W S stillson, F II Stewart, W L Stuart, RG Sutemcler, (ieo 2 strong, R Strohlc, Li meg SI raver, 8 1) straw, W E Stone, Mr Stowe, o F stokes, (ieo Sullivan, J Sullivan, J Sullivan, Jno M Swcetser, Frank A Sweeny, Rudolph Stephens, II R Taylor, Willie 0 Tenny, W W Thomas, L Bruce Taplu, Autouia Thlen, Conrad Thomas, Wm Thomas, W C Tinglev, F A Tiinony, T B Toland, Juo Townsaud, G W Towuieud, G M LOS ANGELES HERALD: MONDAY MORNING, JULY 25, 1887 "Tvlcr. Geo Turner, DP Transue, Joslah Treln, J C Treadwdl. J B llren, Nlcholl Olsen Cnderhill, Ervln ValenUi, Arcvedo 2 Van deck, X L Vlncenzo, Gregori Vlckcry, Jno Villa, Jos Vulold.J Vagel, lias (i Warrlner, A E Ward, Albert Ward, Edwin Ward, W M Wallace. Walter Wallace, A G Waldo, W A Wade, D k Warner, J F Wasuiil, Carl Weik. has S Welcht, J 11 2 Webber, Mr Weber, Jno Webb, Frank Weaver, Jos Watson, (ieo Waterman, Hett Watts, Jas R Wayne, j w Wheeler, F A Westinan E Welsh, Martin Welfer, I. M Weeks. 0 A Wilson, Jerry Wilson. F M Williams, Westley WllUama, W N Williams, has N Williams CW Wilkinson.Christopher Williams. E Wild. Chas White, H Mart Wblller, Mark Wininger. John 2 Winter, G Wirt, apt .1 M Wise, Frank White, I II Wright, 11 11 Woolf. S Wolf, Jos \V Wolf, has WOOd, Willie winter, Benjamin Wheeler, Jaa Yvarra, Felipe Yelken, John Yoiingworth, Leo VaJteM, J Young, Geo A Young. John G Young, I. M Young. J C rtnjts, ktc. ltrou n li Elliot Trustees of School Standard Sewing Ma- Messrs Cook A COTJT ehlnet Brooks A- Morriss Burton Water Co Broomyera Hall Foley A lionovan American Ex Hotel gouthern Coal Co Wagon Bullderi City Cigar and To- Gauntlet Lodge No. i a. raatats lie, X of P t laea urrraas. Brack, Jas B Brown. ;i T Brown, Frank R Marrow man. Jas Brow'i, Mrs M Finlavson. Mrs Hatch, c R Hull, Thosle Hili, Morris Hoffman, E A Keeler. Geo Levi, Mernhart l.ovell. E Lester Martin. Mrs X N Norman, A Smith, Kmil Skinner. Hba I C PACKAUES. Florcl. Mrs It Farn-v.orth. Miss A Gates, Mrs A M Oliver, Miss Myrtle Stroek. Miss Nellie Wainwright. for Jack J. W GRKES, P. M- B. J. KEITH, General Auctioneer AND DEALER IN HORSES. HOUSES 11(11 (.11 I A.>D SOI.O, HOKSE UIIUKCT, NO. 1 TURNER BT., COR OF ALAMEDA, a je'2» tf lov Angeles. Cal. The Old Santalciicriiotei ii sow orgN ros thk bkaios, gmT~ COMPLETELY RENOVATED **%M* And Refurnlshea Throughout. Tho table ll under tbe charge of in ex perlenc»U caterer, and win no.be surpassed by any on the coast. DINNER St'ND-VYS FROM it ONTT- J. Hot Salt Water Bathe IN CONNECTION WITH THE HOTEL. SCRF BATHING THE YEAR ROUND Terms —12 50 and IS per day; $15 and ilf per week. T. K. momx. io>. Proprietor. mvlrV-tf THE MILTON i ROUTE TO YOSEMITE Its 70 Miles the Shorten*. Twenty-four hours'travel the les*, and 920 it-ss lv friie thaa any other. WARNER BROTHERS, Ticket Agents. 3U3 ft. Main St., l,oi All«rlei. THCS. T. WALTON. Gen. Agt.. 12 Mont gomery St., Sau FrancUco. 1 23-tf few castle Froit Land, PLACER COUNTY. PARTIES DESIRING TO PURCHASE fruit land in Placer couuty, iv the neighborhood of Newcastle, will do well to correspond with the undrrslqued, aa he hat a large number of Improved nnd unim proved term., from r In ttd acrea, ranging in pritio from 0 per acre ■a, BOBERT JONES, NewoastlH Cal. Or Southern California Land Bureau, 316 North Msin st.. l.os »nrele«. Oal. r~.\ti.n EXPRESS AND DELIVERY WAGONS THE BEST IN THE WORLD. SEND FOR CATALOCUE A. W. SANBORN CO. 24 BEALE ST., S. F. Notice to Water Vauiisun oa the Hills. THE HOURS FOR SPRINKLING ARE from 7to 9 o'clock a m. aud from 5 to Br. h. Tbe people living north of Temple stieet can use water uuder this rule ou the even numbered days of the month aud those south of Temple street ou the odd numbered daya. That water may be furnished to all this restriction will be rigidly enforced. For a second violation of thli restriction the water w; WW Ban:a Rosa aud Queen of Ptclflc n: !i:40o'o!ook A. M Witt. Lou Ar-trf?* au* «ur;-k», going north at 4:1 o'clock r m. AWl'or PMaage ot rrelrhl a> ,\bo»»- or tor tickets to and from All Important Point* In Europe. APPLY TO It. sfabMXAN Attent OFFICE-No. S Oi.mteorclf.'-Si,. Lis Ait Southern Pacific Company. [PACIFIC SYSTEM.] Sunday, Jink IS, 1887, Trains leave and are due to arrive at Los Anoki.es DaILT as Follows: LEAVE ARRIVE FOR. DESTINATION. FROM. _ J S:00 a. M. Banning-. (5:45 r. M. 4:20 p.m. .Banning. 10:00 a. m. 8:00 a. M.j Colton j 0:45 p. it. 0:10 A. M.j Colton 4:15 p. M. 4:02 p.m. Colton.. 10:00 a.m. 5:25 p. a.l Colton 8:15 A. M. 8:00 A. M. Dcming and East I 0:45 I. M. 8:00 a. M. EI Paso and East 0:45 p. m. 4:30 P. M. Fernando 9:00 a. m. 0:41 A.M. I y J?S 4:25 p. M. 4:50 p. m. U TaaTv3ro M>< 8:43 A «s:oo a.m. l fTJ J53t,*! 7:,S 9:15 a. M. ..San Huenaventura..l 4:00 p. m. 1:30 p. M. San Fran and Sac to 11:40 a. m. 7:30 p. M. San Fran and Sae'to 7:20 a. m. 9:20 A. m. Santa Ana& Annhm 3:45 p. M. 4:40 p. m. Santa Ana& Anah'in' 8:35 a. B. 9:30 a.m. Santa Monica 12:20 p. m. •10 a. M. Santa Monica *7:00 p. m. 1:00 p. m. Santa Monica j 4:20 p. M. 5:00 p. m. Santa Monica 8:20 a. m. Sundays only. T. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket Agent. E. E. HEWITT. Superintendent. Los Augeles. A. X. TOw~.SE, General .Manager. California Central Railroad, "SANTA FE ROUTE," Ou aud after MONDAY, JUNE 27th. 1887, TRAINS LEAV£ AND ARRIVE AT FIRST BTREET STATION AS FOLLOWS: Leave Los Angelea afffr", A~7 :20 a.m. Kansardity Ex. iAi S:4or. M Ai 7:h(>A.M San Bernardino A 10: C.i a is B B:soam. Lamanda Park, is 7:»8a. U A 9:05 a m. San Diego A 7:00 a. k B lOn p m Lamanda Park jB 11 :C0 a m A 4:16 pm. San Bernardino. A C-.18 p. m Bl 5:25 p.m. Lamanda Park.. [B 4:15 p. il A s:4opm San Diego A 4:50 P. X C 11:30 p.m.| .Lamanda Park C 7 30p.m. S 6:16 P.M.I do IS 9:1.0 A. U. A, daily; B, dally, except Sunday; C, Tues day,Thursdar and Saturday: S.Sunday only. Depots, foot of First st. and Downey aye. N. B No bagg handled at Downey avenue Station. Kansas City and San Diego trains do not stop for pig'.engers at Downoy avenue. City Ticket office,239 N rtn Main street. H. B W ILK INS, General Passenger Agent. S. P. JKWETT, General Manager. Junel FOR CATALINA ISLAND, WII.LMINGTON TRANSPORRATION CO 'S STEAMER FALCON, .1. W. SIMM lE, Matter. Will sail (or "this Island as follows, leav lug the Southern Pacific Compmy'i nbarf at San Pedro, at 1 o'clock p. m returning next day to connect with 3 p. a. train for Loa Angeles- THURSDAY JULY 7, 18*7 THURSDAY JULY 14, 1887 FBI DAY JULY 26, 1887 TUESDAY JULY 26,1887 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3,j1887 THURSDAY AUGUST 11,1887 FrtIDAY AUGUBT 19,1887 TUESDAY AUGUST 28, 1887 WEDNESDAY AUGUST 31, 1887 rare for Round Trip, St. Tickets Good for any trip of the Season. WM. BANNING, Manager. -td San Pedro, Cal Ballona Harbor and Improve ment Company. T 08 ANGELES, CALIFORNIA.—NOTICE li Is hereby given that at a meeting of the Directors held on the 20th day of July, 1887, an assessment of ten dollars per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable to S. P. Rocs, Secretary of said Company, af his office in the Max well Hloc k. Los' Angeles city, on or before the 25th day of August, 1887. Any stock upon which Ibis assessment shall'remain unpaid on the 27th day of Au gust, 1887, will be delinquent and adver tised for sale at public auction; and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 15th day of September, 1887, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale. S. P. It EES, Secretary. Room second door, Maxwell Hlock. city of l.os angl les. j.v22 lm A RARE CHANCE FOR SALE, All the furniture of the well known Roma Hotel, at 108 and 110 North Los Angeles street; also a two years' lease on the bouse. Tho hotel Is doing a first-class business, the only reason for selling Is on account of the of the health of the proprietor, who desires to retire from business. For further informa tion call ou premises. O. ROUTTINO. Jy2l-lm Port Ballona. The .Future Harbor of Southern California ""THIS U THE OCEAN TERMINUS OF THE CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, OF THE Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe system, who are under contract to lay five miles of side track. The shortest railroad line between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. PORT BALLONA is situated on Santa Monica Bay, only thirty minutes' ride by rail from the City of Los' Angeles, with trains to begin running every 3 hours in the day early in July. Property can be purchased now at a much lower figure than when railroad and steanißlrips are brought together. PORT BALLONA has two main avenues, one 100 feet and one 80 feet wide, with all other streets 00 feet. Residence lots are 40x150, and business lots 25x100 and 25x150 feet. The residence property is at an elevation of from 50 to 75 feet above tidewater thus affording a most magnificent view, extending from Point Duma to the San Jacinto Mountains, and from the San Bernardino Mountains to Santa Catalina Island, in the blue Pacific, and with a Beach unsurpassed on the Coast. Tho Beautiful of Ballona Is one of the greatest features of the place, affording at all times a perfectly safe nnd pleasant pUce lor Sailng and Boating of all kinds, and teeming with Kish and Water Fowl. Thero is also a never-failing Spring of Pure Sulphur Water, and both sulphur and salt water bath-houses are already in course of construction. £fflT" Water will be delivored in iron pipes in front of each lot under good pressure. gjF Lots are now on sale, and maps and all other information can be obtained from Ballona Harbor and Improvement Company, Room 6, Office AL L. WICKS, Cor. (Wt and Main Streets. OENTISTB. 1882—ESTABLISHED —I*B2, L. W.^WELLS, DENTAL ROOMS NO. 23 SOUTH SPRINI, street, Boeder Blook. Teeth extracted without pain. Special attention paid t< tilling teeth. dil-tf Dro. C. Frank Steven*, DSXaTTCECrXUB Thebes set of teeth 18, on Celluloid o Rubber. Painless extraction of Teeth b) Nitrous Oxide Gas or Vitalized Air. Fiut Gold Fillings a specialty. All operations a: Eastern prices and guaranteed Hooma 18 and 19 Nchnmacbcr Hlock. or poslftf P O. Open Sundaysf rom oto 12.: ay6t» ■t3 at at 3 a j-S 3 il llii ii •mt I I If 11 J| I I I I I ill o x I mm m a S I i i*# 1 1 'al "£2rj a fs i xsS 2 M "S z 1 E r i g 3 .tfi II TMi 55 a a a cs. fM P.j I I |j S 1 a l I U!j In ■Ell iff] m II x J#l mm aj M X OR. SCHILLING'S CORSET, ot let ott huit IB .-V>\-'V-'A\ ■l acres of the best land in Southern California. 3336 acres of which is in healtbv ami profitable vineyards. A branch of the Southern I'aclßC Com pany's railroad to San I'edro passes along the west side of the land nnd the Santa Ana or San' Diego branch of the same company passes through the tract from west to east. The Hallona branch of the California Central passes along the northern boundary, while tha San Diego branch will pass through the Irai t for two miles on the northern portion of the rancho. These remarkable railroad facilities make the land especially valuable for manu facturing purposes and it is understood that the owners will give generous grants of land to railwuvs for car shot,s, storage houses for protection and painting of cars. Ball factories, iron works, planing mills and paper mills. Shipments can be made from the rancho to all parts of the country by lines that lead In every direction. gay Tl"- managers of Hi is property think the outlook justifies the anticipation of tieing able to sell, in subdivision, eight hundred or a thousand acres of this property for enough money to return them the entire cost of r I.2(M),IHMi, and have remaining a property that will pay a good return on an investment of a3,0A10,000. £JBT"T he sale oi '4000 shares, now at par. is to pay the incumbrances on the land, and for gathering and manufacturing the present enormous grape crop, estimated at 10,000, -000 pounds. Subscriptions for stock are now being taken at the offices of FRANCISCO, STUART OREY, 120 West First Street. A. W. BARRETT CO., No, 6 Court Street. J.v2Q-tf Alhambra Electric Tract. Located in the Charming Villa f ALHAMBRA, Six miles distant on the railroad and one mile from the Knymond Hotel in the 1.-nntiful Valley of San Gabriel, aud within two blocks of the new hotel just completed, This Tract we now oiler for sale, consists of 7 acres cut Into UNt.V BO [,OT«. These are the largest lots nearest to center of A I,IIAMBRA ever put on the market and for the least money so desirably located, being on Main street on which the proposed Electric line is located from Monrovia to l.os Angeles via Alhambra. Over one-third of these lots will sell to-day for ipKHMI each. On one lot is a dwelling house worth and on the other a barn nnd out-building worth $850. Most of this tract is covered with the finest bearing fruit trees. Water piped to every lot. These lots will be sold at a iinifoim price of SSOO each, including buildings. Terms: SaoOcaah. f 180 In 8 months and >190 In 13 months at I per cent per annum. Certificate oi title furnished with each lot. Distribution of lots will be made immediately after sale of tract, which will commence Thursday Morning at 9 O'clock, July 28th, at 112 North Spring Strset. This is first class property and we solicit your investigation. For plats and full par ticulars call ou A. L. Austin Co., 112 N. Spring. OR ON THE TRACT. jy'24-7t Providencia Land, Water and Development COMPANY.I Incorporated Dec. 24, 1886. Capital Stock, $5,000,000.00 la T. GURNBEY, President. W. K. GOUOHXR, Vice Presrdent. I. K. PLEaTKR, Treasurer. T. W. T.RICHARDS, Secretary. DIRECTOBS: L. T. GURNSEY, H. L MACNEIL, T. W. T. RICHARDS, W. H. GO UOHER, B>. E. HALL, G. w. KINO, J. DOWNEY HARVEY, D. BURBANK, JAMES McCUDDEN. This company is now offering for isle 17,000 acres of fine Frnlt snd Alfalfa Laud (less 2.0C0 aold since April Ist) in subdivisions ol from five to forty acre tracts, in.the famous Providencia and Soott Ranobos. These Ranches are conceded by all good Judges of property to bo the finest ln the country. Located only ten miles from the Court House, on the main line of the Southern Pacific Railway Company, with ten passenger trains passing the tract daily. Sidewalks have been laid, and the depot building Is now being rapidly erected. An t xoellent hotel, of which a perspective oan be seen at the company's office, is nearly completed. Fourteen new residences and business blocks ar« already up, and contracts for; ten ldltlonal residences have been let. Ninety-three thousand feet of pipe has been dis tributed over the townsite preparatory to placing It under ground. Ties, rails and rolling t ok for the Street Car Line have been ordered, and all the improvements ud vertisedt by the company will be pushed to a rapid conclusion. The development of water in quantities far exceeding Ihe most sanguine expectations f its projectors, has given an assurance that their ability to supply water for townsite aud irrigating purposes in abundance is an unquestioned fact. Reservoir No. 1, with a capacity of one and a half million gallons of water daily, will be completed July lGtb, and water of tbe purest quality, sparkling and clear, piped ln front of each lot. Reßorvoir No. 2 with a oapacity of 2,000,000 gallons of water daily, pouring water ln abundance iuto an Irrigating dltoh already commenced, and being rapidly pushed to completion, to supply the water to 1700 acres of land which comes below the water drill. The advantageous location of Burbank, its unsurpassed railway facilities, Its beauti ful and ploturesquo surroundings, together with the benefits to be derived lrom the freight d Dassenger traffic in connection with the future development of tbe immense valley of which it Is the Grown Gem, recommends It to the peoplo of Southern California as the most desirable and popular suburban town lv the Bute ln which to invest. For partlou lars maps, etc., etc., address or apply to my< tf T. W. T. HICHABIM, Secretary, IS South Spring stjeet.