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DAILY REAL ESTATE RECORD.Published by the Abstract and
Title Insurance Company.
Wednesday, June 8, 1887.CONVEYANCES.
G M Tecl to M J Stewart-North 30 acresof NK!4of Sec 5, Tp 6 8, RIO W;
rF Hanes and Francis A llanos to J Phillipland P 0 Stoll-r. acres IgWWLOI »M 01
SVf'A of Sec 3, Tp 18,K10W;
2f|sT Newell, F Rader and M F ODea to HBlrev-Lotß block H. Newell & Radar'ssubd of part of Dells Vineyard tract; $1200.
S Hubbard, F B Fanntug and A J biammto HEschweiler-LotK 10 12 14 16 18 aud 19,block 4. Marathon tract; I OOJ.E Boutou to Jll Jones?All int Inundhalf of part of lot5 block 16. II B,describedbook 16. page Ml of deeds; WOW.
W Holgale to X 11Sturge aud U Embody?Lots 1234 5 aud 6, llolgate Glen Terracetract; $6600.
William Omau to Salomon Todd-Lot 4and south half of lot 8 lockO, subdu ofpart of Ro Sau Pedro; floOO.
Thomas OaMT to Join 1tey?27.04 acres ive»aTT2S. K13W;»0750.Wm G Shaw to Flora A Averill?Lot IV,llodgktu's subdn of part of Ro Sau Rafael;MNO.
Johu X Booth and Lydia Booth to AJacoby aud Lewis Thorue?Lot I, Blowtract, E LA; $8000.
F Bruce Wetherliy aud Emil Kayser toGardner II Smith?Lots 5 and 6, Lake subduof south half of lot 10 block B, Sau Pascualtract; 12100.
FDJoy and C C Johnston to L D Am-brose, W W Rodehaver aud Florence ADunham-Wtf of NW' 4 of Sec W.Tp 1 N, It8 W; $6OUO.
fames Fulton to C I)Ambrose and \\ WRodehaver?Agreement to couvey SW'4 ofsec 25, TIN,It'llW;S4000.
Jacob Ross to G II Wahlenmaier?Lots Iand 7 blocs 6 and lots block 7. Dawson audOuminlngs addu to Sauta Aua: sfIOCO.
John E Plater to Harriet APratt?Wl-2 oflot 2 block a, subdn ol luts 6 aud 7 block B,H 8; »1250.
Kduiond Rochester n same-Lot 1 block 3of subdn of lots 6 and 7, block B, II 8: *JOUO.
IlFreeman and Ballona Harbor aud Im-provement Co to Mrs lsls F Baker-Lot 1block 2, Port Ballona; $121)0.
H H Boyce aud 0 J Richards to GladstoneImprovement Go?E r '? of 81-2 and strip ouS side of Nl-2 of NW> 4 of Sec 1, Tp l,sß It)W; $3-2,000. , . , ,??
Martha Vaughan aud J C \ anghan to >> II ?liam B Barber?'>3? 4 acres of Wl2 of N\\' 4of Sec 8 and all Imerest in Sec Vl'p2, S R 13W, SK ol Mainaud Jefferson sis . tso.oOO.Wm B Barber to JllBryant -Al, acres inW'iof N\V!» of Sec X, and all interest In Secft, ip2S, r' 13 W, 3E o' Main aud Jeffersonstreets, $80,000.
II H Nabor lo Wm M Casterline Lot 10block 14, 0 W Childs' 20J-lot tract, $1050.
J H Gurman to XT Palmer ? Agreementto convey south hallol NE'4 of NW' 4 MSi c10, Tp I S, R 8 W, 121(0.
Jas R Elliott to Gladstone Imp Co?Agree-ment to convey IS acres in Sec 1, Tp 2S, X10 W, *10,;5W.
.losela A de Cells to P J McMahon andMaria McMahon?Lot ou south Hue of Lau-rel street east of Main, SI6OO.
Edmond Roth to Wm IIcnambers-Lot 10 Iblock t, hueua Vista tract, *10W.
Robt IICoates to Edw S Field?Lots 4 andI block 26, Park tract, $4100.
Johu Sute'.iffe to Samuel R Smith?Lots 1to 28 Inclusive, SiitclttlVs subdu of part oflot 5 block 61 H S; $860 J.
Emma B Stratum to Mrs Emm* T Oulver i?Part of Tehau tract, city; $2250
WlPiam Wright to Josefa ATolhurst.wifeof S H I'olhurst?Lot 4 Wright tract; HIM
CE Clacius to Amy C Brown?Lot 2 audsouth 32 feet of lot 3, Deuuiß n Stewart'saddn city; IOOW.
AdolphUß W Williams to Mary C Ball?NW 10 acres of lot 14, Ro La Canada; $3000.
Jobn M Dunsmoor lo L H Hanuas?Six -acres of lot Maortb 10 and south 2 08 acresOf lot Isec 33, Tp 2 S, R 13 W; SSSOJ.Wllsoo Houser, trustee, to Mrs RebeccaRublcaui?Agreement to couvey lots 7, 8,9 aud lo block: 0, and lots (, 7, S, 0 audioblock 2, Arcadia addn to Santa Monici:$5125. ;
J w Gardner, Wellington Gsrden and A Howard Place subdivision, Pasadena: *S3OOO. jFred Hartuug to Augtut W Worm?EH ofWW of NK| 4 of sec 4TISB 10 W ; $4550.E M Josliu lo FJJ Anderson?2o acres iv <
Ro Santiago de Sauta Aua; $75W.RALatllmore to W NTed ford?Lots 1,2 I
snd 8 block 3 Bices addu Sauta vs... $5000. IMrs tnjnantba Kale hall lo Sheldon Little- IHeld?Block E iv Vineyard lot i)IAnaheim; I
S2OOO. IPeter Peterson and Mary B Peterson to
Joseph Hoff?Agreement In couvey lots II1and 16 Peterson's subdn of lot 6 Workman J0.
AX Crawford to X B Hortou?Lot 20, blkb Johnston tract; Ts4ooo.
Cbsrles KretßChman to E C Daniels-Agreement to convey lots 2 and 3, block 1,Xrt?chni.au, Gano & Hovey subd, Pasadeua;$2250.
Francis M Dimmlck to P L Dudinger?Lots 78, 79, KJ, 81,82, 83, 81 and 86, Dimmlcktract;S63oo.
W S Jackscn to E E Evaas and J 8 Corn-well?Agreement to couvey lot 11, block A,Beck tract; 52500.
Johu F Humphreys aud Fannie CHumpheys to Gladstone Imp Co?Agree-meut tocouvey NW 15 acres of NYof sec 1,T 1 8, R 11 W: $10,6 W.Milton Lindley to Andrew Snyder?49.37 ,acres lvRo Sin Antonio; $5000.
Austin C Shafer and C B Canfleld to EllenL Baxter?EU ol NW';, of SE'4 of sec 8, T 18, R 11 W; $:i0t)0.
W ATerry to J X Voakum? Lots 1 and 2,E AGlbbs tract; 41000.
George Osborne to J T Morgan?Lot 123,Mills and Wicks' extension of Second street;
Estate of H G Reigle, deceased?OrderConfirming sale of I acres in DivB, S G OG Assu lauds, Ro Sun Pascual, to T II Rey-nolds: $4500.
H W Mills .'.MI. Wicks to G P Lyman audF DStevens?Lot 61, W subd of Lick tract;11543.
TKelley aud O Natfchke to Miss MFWills?Lot 36 block 1, Montana tract; $350.
8 DMcKee to A Palmateer?Agreemen: toconvey lot 4, Defries tract, Pasadena; «1000.
P Davis aud G Davis to L Oppeuheimer-NW)4 of BE;< of Sec «, Tp 48, RlO W;*iooo.Providencia Land, Water and Develop-ment Co to Lemau T Garusey?Lots 1 2 3 518 aud 20 block 46, lots 11 16 18 20 block 52,Burbauk; 32500
SUMMARY.Number of trausfers inabove list. 72.Total amouut of consideration, 5478.003.Number of transfers under $1000 each, 49Total amount of consideration, $22,968Transfers for nominal consideration, 26Aggregate of day's transfers, $500,997.|Note.? Transfers of which the considera-
tion Is less thau tIOW are not published lnthe above list. I
Weak ankles made strong by the use ofSt. Jaoubs Oil, the pain-banlsher.
HOTEL ARRIVALS YESTKRDAY.Pico Hoise?W H McDonald, M V Cole,
Dallas, Texas; A 9 Ollllaud, Jcll'erson, Ind:H J Flint, New York city; A Naul/, P AHants, J w Hautz, Hamilton; J J Wadoite,Boston; LW Healey, Dcmmlna; H0 Wilson,Pasadena; D G Tompkins. New York; Geo FCox G W Gray C C Helton, Leon Lazarus,Sau Frauclsoo; A J Kills, san.a Rosa; TGHodeklns Deep Villa; Kugeue Georiro, Col-ton: W W Baldwin, Ventura; C X Klbbley,U E Fullerton, Riverside; O E Calkins,Banta Barbara; P Davis, Aualielm; P Grace,Bau Diego; W 11 Bailey, Oakland; T J Saw-yer, Chicago; T I)Drew, Kansas City.
Gbanii Ckstbai. Hotel? WF Cooper andfamily, Lordsbuig; Mrs Gleason. Han Fran-Cisco. J L Marpeu, Missoull; O W LeebyTustin City; Geo D Jones, Alhambra: WBurgmau, Frank W Gamine, St .fames; DPStratton. S.tlem, Oini J Taylor, C F Adamß,Riverside; Harry Weddell, Geo Caldwell,San Francisco: Ed liuyse, Ontario; G AMetcalf.OSK R; Geo CJuldy, W O Hill,p L Hanter, Riverside. E J Thompson, Mrs
P Brady, Fort Worth; Mrs J 3 Gibson, BanDiego
St, Charles -Clark Smith, Anaheim;Geo E Hall, San Frßuclsco; L A Laugley,Harry Hsffwood, city; Dave Llnderinan.G J Haves. Sin Fraucisco; J W kerchival,city\u25a0 J Ghnudry, Kansas, John Bach, SanFrancisco. A W Yarnell, Orange; .ID Bay-lies, Coiton: NWines, Novhall;J H Fallon.Cnmpton: Mrs Louis WoV, abmecula. BM List, Wheeling, W Va; A B Uotchkiss,Coltou.
NadeaD IlDi.sE-DeLaucy Binlth, SauFrauclsco;ll P Cro'tcß, c ty;W B Bencliley.Sau Franolsco; A V BIIIb. Oakland : W 0Weatherk.San Fraucisco; F F. Rew.Chlcjgo;A Qowhn, Wm Cowhu, Kan 1-rauclsco; Wal-ter N Nlponaud wife. Santa Barbara; J 8Phillips and wife. Coviua: Miss H Maddin,R liDavis, Johu N Svnce, Mark Thrall, SanFrancisco; It Wollf, Mon real; Chas G Srtfel,wile aud daughter, J HCrurades and wife,A FDonk, st Louis: W H Holablrd, Ghtre-mont;l WTaber, Sau Francisco; l-. R uul-itus. Miss May Bullens, St Joseph, Mo; KN,1 W Huges, Pasadena: Geo D Rowan, city;W C Ravnor. F.I Liucolu, San Bernardiuo;L B Whitney, E F Loud, Miss Ada Lend,John A Hooper, San Fraucisco; 1 V. BObnl-berger, Anaheim; Lt Grant, C C lis; rRurmanu, St Louis; J AStudebecker. River-side; W M Grillin. Alameda, Cal; JasMofllt,Oakland; Dr F P Casey, Cleveland. O: FredHPray. olty.
St. Ei.mo.-V Moutgomery, Santa Ana;MissGile, G E Joues, Miss Collin,E I MillsIM Frledberg' C G Jones, San Frauclsoo; HIIHorton, Tucson; E J piummer HaufordLLuskand family, Chicago; Mrs Wslff;Temecula; F Patton. Riverside: H W Jack-son, Ontario; C C Olmstead, E MPadgham,Pomona; M L S-.arlu. Fresuo; Mrs Cromer,Han Gabriel ,IIR Warner, Ban Diego; LFMoulton snd wife, Miguel ; A L Moye. BantaAna; G H Feck and wife, Baa Pedro; G ADlckerson, New York.
Fun at the Grand Next Week
Contractors should read tho ad. of Pasa-deua Grand Opera House Co , luviting bidslor construction of the Opera House
Why Use Poisonous Face PowdersFreeman's medioated Invisible powder Is
guarentcod perfectly harmless, free fromauy injurotis substance. The proprietor willgive $500 ifany lead, arsenic or mercury canbe found lv it.
Hidinga ssnsw salts.Hercomplexion formerly was yellow, now
her brilliantlytinted sea shell cheeks areadmiration of hundreds. Bhe used Freeman's medicated lace powder.
SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made .miserable bythat terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure Is theremedy for you. C. F. Helnzeman, ageut,Los Angeles.
LOS AXOELES DAILY HERALD, JUNE 9, 1887. 7
DYSPEPSIA.Sedeiftary Iniliits, mental worry,nervous
excitement, excess or Imprudence in eat-ing or drinking, and various other causes,induce Constipation followed hy generalderangement ot the liver, kidneys, andstomach, in which tin; disorder of eachorgan increases the infirmityof the others.
The Immediate results arc Loss of Apix-*.ltc.Nausea, I'ouIBreath. Heartburn, Flat-ulence, Dizziness, sick Headaches, failureof physical mvi mental vigor, rttstrimlnnsense of weight nnd fullness inIlie stomiu h,and IncreasedCottlvenesa, nilof which areknown nnder one head ns Dyspepsia.
Inevery Instance whcrctlii*disease doesnot originate from scrofulous taint in theMood, Atbs'i Pills taay be confidentlyfelted upon to effect a CUrS. Those MMnot aineirhble to the curative influence ofAYKR's Pills iilono willccrtuinly yieldIftne Pills are aided by the powerful blood-punfying properties of Ayer's Sarsapa-RILLA. a)
Dyspeptics sliould know Hint the longertreatment or their malady Ii postponed,the more difficultof cure it becomes.
Ayer's PillsNeverfail to relieve the bowels and pro-mote their healthful nnd regular action,nnd thus cure Dyspepsia. Temporarypalliatives all do permanent harm. Thelitfn 1 activity Into which the enfeebledstomach is spurred by ??bitters," and alco-holic stimulants. Is inevitably followedby reaction that leave* the organ weakerthan before.
"Costlveness, induced hy my sedentaryhabits of life, became chronic; Ayer's Pillsafforded me speedy relief. Their occasional usehas since kept me all right." Hermann Hrinu.uorr, Newark, N.J. vtCI waa induced to try AVER'S Pills aa \u25a0remedy for Indigestion, Constipation, nndHeadache, from which 1 had long hern a suf-ferer. I found tbeir settee easy, and obtainedprompt relief. They have benefited me inurethan all the medicines ever before tried." M.V.Watson, f/52 .State St., Chicago, 111.
"They have entirely corrected tlie costivehabit, sad vastly Improved nay seasrei health."Uev. Francis 1!. Hari.owk, Atlanta, tin.
"The most rlbetlrs nnd the easiest physic Ihave ever found. Oae does will quickly movemy bowets sad free my bead from pain." W. I.Paoe, McAsaead, fa.
"A sutrcrcr from Liver ComplAlnt. Dys-pepaia, and Neuniliria for the la-t IWSMfyears, AVer's PILLS have bsasßted mi- morethan any medicine Ihave ever laksn." P. 11.Boaaae, JTsedssers, Jrestsi Co., /mi.
"For Dyspepsia Ihev are invaluable." J. T.Haves, Jfesia, nan.
AVER'S PILLS,PREPARED BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell,Mass.Sold by all Druggists.
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Notice to Stockholders.
THE ANNCall MEETING OF THEstallholders of the LOB ANGELESOAS COMPANY for the election ot officerslor lbs ensuing year and the transactionof such other business as may be broughtbeloro the meeting, will bo held at theoffice o! the compauy,
No 9 Sosoiia Street,
In tills city, on TI EBDAY, the 7th day ofJutu
, 1887. at 10 A. M.CHARLES EI.LERY,m>2s?tf Secretary.
The above me ting of stockholder- i«adloU'Bed until FRIDAY. Juue 10th, »? nr m Per order los Angeles (ias Comps ny.
je7 CHARLES KI.LERY. Secretary.
Yotoe?Timber culture.TTNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, LOBU Angeles, Cat., February 19, IbS7. ?Com-plaint hsvlug been entered at this office byO«o. N. Chase agaiust Thomas R. Curtis forfailure to comply with the law as to TimberCulture Entry No. 624, dated January 9,1884, upou the S\Y'.4 of Section 10, Township7 N, Range 12 w, San Bernardino meridian,in Los Augeles couuty, California, with sview to the cancellation of said eutry, c6ntenant sllegiug that the said Thomas RCurtis has not plaLted the five acies brokenthe firs' year to trees, cuttings or tree seedsaa required by law, nor cultivated the otherfive acres broken the second year, the Baldparties aro hereby summoned to appear althis office on the 20th day of June, 1887, at10 o'clock A. M., to respond and lurnish testlmouy concerning said alleged failure.
J. D. BEI'HCNE, Register.J. W. HAVEKSTICK, Receiver. myl2-td
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Time Table for June, 1887.
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STEAMERS. »3 \u25a0£»< i5»< ?]
a* I;ii June 4kureka 1 " 81 June 2 " 3| " 6Sauta Ross... June 5 " < " 6i " 8Los Angeles.. " * " « " 7] " 10Queen of Pae. " 6 " 8 " 10| ?? 1«Kureka " 8 " 10 " 11 \u25a0 14HauUßosa J " 10 " It " 14 " 16Los Angeles. " 12 ' 14 15 " 18QucenofPac.i " 14 " 1« " 18 ioEureka " 16 ?? 18 " 1» " .2Sauta Rosa. .. " 16 " 20 " 42 " 24Lob Angeles. 1 " 20 22 " 281" C6Queen of Pac. " 22 " 24 " «6| " ?8Eureka « 21 " 26 " 27( " 30Santa Rosa..,, " 2t " 58! " SOlJuly 2Los Angeles.. " 28 " 3' IJuly 1 " 4Queen ofFao. " so July 2?? 4 M oEureka I July 2 " 4j " 5l " 8
The steamers Santa Rosa and Queenof Pacific leave San Pedro for SanDiego, on the dates of their arrivals fromSan Franoisoo, snd ou their trips betweenSan Pedro sud 8a a Francisco call at SanlaBarbara and Port Harford (San LulsObtspojonly. The Eureka and Los Angeles call atall way por*..
Cars to oouueo. "fith steamers leave 8. p.R. R. depot, Los Angel:-s, as follows: WittSanta Rosa and Queen of Pact Ho ?9:40o'clook a. st With Lo* Angelos andEureka, going uonh at 4:60 o'olock r. m.
ft*-For passage or freight as above offor tlokots to and fromAllImportant I'..int- In Kurope.
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OFFICE?No. 8 Commercial Si, Los Aiigeki
HANK VI ATETIBNTS.
REPORT OF THK CONDITION
OF THE
Los Angeles National BankAT LOS ANGEI.ES,
In the Stste of Call f.irnla, at the close ofoustues.N, May 13, 18s7.
RESOURCES.Loan* tnd discounts... « 800,579 34Orerrtrafts 11.2t*! 47U. S. It mdstosecitre circulation 50i00 (HiV. SI. Bonds to secure deposit! IiO.UOO 0(1IT. 8. Bonds on hand 700 OuOther stocks, bunds aud mort-
gages 15.500 00Due from approved reserve .igts 47h,f>43 IIDue from other National Banks 123,3117 liDue from State Bauks aud ban-
era 17.167 93Real estate, furniture and fix-
tures mjtn 44Current expenses and taxespaid MM 6sPremiums paid 33.P8'j 69Checks aud other cash items.... 4t,580 MBills cf other bauks MM 00Specie IM,(M'JOLegal teuder notes 'au.OOO 00Redemption fund with U 8.
Treasurer (1 per cent of circu-lation 2,250 00Total $2,252,Tl> M I !> 1 IHtl11. 4 I lON HI 1(1 t< IE OK ARTESIAN WATER VAN HE HAD ON EVERVLOT.I Only f% miles from Los Angeles and ..>, miles from bompton, midway between Ballona and Han Pedro barbors. No frostNo /allure of crops-?dO.OOti income last year from crops One quarter of the present crop goes to the purebster. This land Ispaillcularly adapted to the raising of SI KAWBKRRIEs and other small frultß. The right of way for a branch of tbe Atchlton,Topeka