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... Sugar Made from Los Ange- les Bests. ISjProm theS. F. Merchant, Oct. 1.1 gVgfriCK of Standard Suuar 1 gHK>. Manufacturing Co., > ALVABADO, Sept. 117, 1880. J iptPiTOR San Francisco Mek- \u25a0Eurr:?ln tbe Merchant of tbe init., le an artiole taken from EpM Angeles paper, In regard to PBDeri't beet sugar experiment Ed his failure to make sugar ftom Eir-drlfHl baets, also cominenta of Kir own io relation to It. Think- Kit that perhaps it may relieve Ihe \u25a0Meatus on Prof. (?) Genueil'a fer- pta brain, and render it unneces- sary for him to conliutte his chem- n v »-«»( ? """ 1. - - , 1... I \u25a0 . H i gaMr* good sugitr from these same (\u25a0arjMfrred beets, that Oennert uud Ble eaststant or friend, M. do la \u25a0hiXi'bave thus far tailed to do,aud pre now calling for contributlous Benable them to continue their Hwerimeuts. The facts are as fol- \u25a0MM: A few weeks ago Mr. A. Na- BtfUl and Mr. Slnusou, a banker cf Em Angeles, visited our sugar Mafkiat Alvurado. They informed B that they came for the purpose M getting some information about Hied beets; that Mr. Nadeau, HaTOUgb the representation of Gen- Mitt bad beeu induced to raise PkOUt 750 acres of beets and to io- Kat mouey with Uouuert iv ma- Unary for manufacturing sun- gpOd beets iuto sugar, and that jPeonert had tried to produce sugar HMI aald beets but was unable to fcao, and fearing from Geunerl's HMire tbat perhaps sugar could pt be produced from them they \u25a0Hee to us for information. Mr. Kltllburg told them that he was \u25a0Mnlliar witb the process of work- fit kllu-drled beets, but knew Hnlng about these .dried by Mv heat, but If they would \u25a0had aome be would t-ee if uuy- Maßff could be douu with them. Pthfly Immediately shipped us fifty asyd aa soou ns they arrived of about eight lon* [ -nltwita obtain- I Espr. Nadta. . ggjpgar obtained ?ts, a Pjthple <»r which 1 -.una laMaa. We uiudo it all into cruuu rigger, not having time lo refine It. will tho people learn tbe Ljtue character of Protestor Ernest PWb. Geuueri? E.H.Dyer, HY General Superintendent. ejlr. Dyor is is o. ror al out If.de la Hux. nothing to c.o with Mr. Ormnert's ggaaassrtments. Ho exposed lljo l.no i uud gapaMa to produce gpuii sugar ir the uoces- ej*j*pa ainilfancos wo< o given hi,.. LNellie Chase-Monroe, the white ISlexde of Sam Mouroe, tlie family \u25a0jMgrocoachman at Galesburg, 111., Rmae taken lv charge by Ihe Hun. fjSaorace Chase, her btother, who HgDposed to go wiih her to Califor- nia. In order to effectually separate; KYi*** from her husband. Ham appear- Hlial at the railroad station, and de- KjJßaanded his wife. "I want the Idol Hp my affection h<> mid. She Hjjger to Join lii in, but was restrain- fsby her brother-iu law, tho Hey. EifL H. Higgins, wbiio Horace BpHbeae drew it revolver and threat- Kafledto kill Monroe. Sam drew a j* niatol, too, aud a scuffle ensued, tearing which Chase's weapon went he claims?wound- |]a| iSofatauiler. The crowd made KjfMß attempHo lynch tlie negro, and |#t ia aald tbat they were incited by \u25a0Mile clergyman lo do no, but gseolieemen finally quelled tbe dis- Bfrjrbanct'. Nellie was taken away gin aplte of her protestations of love \u25a0Mr ber husband. An effort will be Bj*?de to have her adjudged insane, her only mental peculiarity , of the'; matrimonial prefereuce. Tbe cig acoustic effect lias S atrugglsetd at the Coveut Gar- _ vneatre concerts, Loudon, by Sietlng oue of Ihe three bauds in jie front seats of |ho top gallery, §|:~lnlle the other two perform on the Ht; 'mporary orchestral stand erected ? a the promenade concerts. The Hr. brumentsdtiring the realization pis novel idea were drums and (lee to tbe exteut of over hundred performers, and the X layers, unner tho direction of an » .ventive Frenchman, replied to Kt*ft*i other from floor aud gallery in Hi kind of ancient antipbonal call Mtjlld recall, xlth all the vehemeuco RM military lungs and arms, going Vj/t bard at brass and goatskin. Hphe rapid nnd almost starting trail- BMllons Iroui half stillness to thun- HP* r were very strango, and as tlie \u25a0Meund rolled and reverberated along W the roof, and up and down the f ample building, such a clatter and Improar was produced as has been equalled. The effect was re- l|markable, aud the critics my the \u25a0Titling was sublime. Letters Held for Postages. t Alice a Williams, TOG Jones street, Ban Holedad Cots, San Francifco, Cal. I Has Bandit ii, Han Francisco, Cal. A Todd, Tombstone, A. T. I Jose Abarto, Delano, Cal. iOOallardo, Hayduu's Ferry. A. T. IF Littlepsge, Han ficrnardino, Cal. Annie Keder, ban Diego, Cal. 'Henry Drit, Sacramento, Cal. Genrgo Stsnard, Han Fernsudo, Cal. B L Ashley, Jamestown, D. T. ' IB Hayes, Wilmington, Cal. : 1 fl Dick>y, Hants Monica, Csl. ! Harsh J Willber, Laton llapid*, Mich, irjjjj-Davis, Metamora, Lapeer county, O* UMIAII.AIII.K. | Loa Augel<a, Cal. jiee Qaonx. culler City, A. T. JO D, Los Angelea, Cal. 'Postal card, uo adiJrera, signed: Will. A Word to Our Readers. ( Wheu you read of a remedy that HMlt dure all diseases, beware of it; Xt when you read of a pure vege- Mri* compound wliioh claims to MM only one certain part of tba \u25a0pdy and furnishes nigh proof that Btstoes this, you can safely try It, Mpd with the assurance tbat It will Bfiipyou. This la just what War- K*r*a Safe Kidney and Liver Cur* law. Itoureaall troubles of the \u25a0Mi portion of tbe body and nono ghoim. IIwill not help the tooth- K. "bf, *ar-aeha or consumption, but i zfttt pot year body In a vigorous \u25a0SSSjMnltny stato whore you oan may life and appreciate Its good ft., »u.U. MISCELLANEOUS. /$? pleasant io take, and serves the pur- pose of Pills, Apcri- ' nauseous -the most obstinalo cases of HA BITUAL CONSTIPATION, and disorders that follow in its train, such as BILIOUS COMPLAINT, HEADACHE, CEREBRAL CONGESTION, LOW SPIRITS, DISORDERED STOMACH, PILES, MELANCHOLY, Etc, are immediately relieved and effec- tuallycured by its use. TROPIC-FRUIT LAXATIVE ia put up in bronzed tin boxes only. Avoid imitations. Ask your druggist for De- scriptive Pamphlet, or address ths proprietor, J. E. H ETHERINGTOX, New York or Sau Francisco. 1 Winner's shafts Pills are an immediate ; lr>s for a Torpid Liver, and core Costive- .is Biliousness, Bilious DiarrhaiT, * Ague, and are useful at i sMSts to causo a free and I rein i Bow*la. Tlio best ami' ]? r t*'i M..1..J.. Patson. Price,26c. a box. iervlne quicklyrrlves Host Jerinß.cures Headache and jh Epileptic Mis, and is tlio iervous Prostration brought « 1 lrinktng, over-work, mental snocka aii u causes. It relieves the Pains of all Diseases, and Is never Injurious to tliu system. The best of all Nervines. Bottles of E assagai a, two sizes; prices, sue. PJin \u25a0 and ,1.00. luUflh. Warner's Baft aBBHWsB Remedies nr« \u25a0Sll Ynf BoldbyD)rnp;slst! Iffflfl Eu nnd Dealers ir BPS fS Medicine every MnHssssa where. »M H.H. WARNER & CO. Proprietors, tfßlMKiaHf r ?'"~si-inl for Pampblel THE CC-ViMr.RCIAL RESTAURANT Downey mock- St. Receive* a!iv<» and servou ap every day the Rhiicoitt PISH, including HOliK, TUKUOTand SKA TftGUT. MH. Dt>L U the exulusl vo connigneeof the celebrated KitOMIGK DX UIUK, Which oau only be hail at this restaurant. BPKINU CHICKENS, Just tn from the ram'lies, cooked In every style. This Kestaufant is Los Angeles's Del- monieo. ruyltf Mice to gas consumers REDUCTION. From October 2d, 1330, tho Los Angeles Qas Compauy will supply OAS AT 51.50 PER 1000 FEET, Thegas to be of a standard of 20-enndto power. The community will find that, with good burners, gas at that price and quality is far superior to auy material now used for Illuminating purposes. By order of the President. 526-lw L». ULLMAN, Secretary. TO HORSE MEN. At tho request of several owners ol horses, the time fjr Ihe CLOSING OF ENTRIES FOU THE RACKS DUIUNU FAIR WEEK Is hereby extended to OC- TOBER lOTir, which will bo anal, J. E. HOI.LENfIF.CK, WM. NILEH, r. I. B.VKUETIO, Executive Cummlitrp. Oct. Ist. id Evergreen Laundry. WASHING Called for and delivered to any p:irt of the city, by J. J. LM.illip*, Adams F , Orders oan be left at the boob: store of Mr. Sam HHltimn, Spring Rt. oIK) MONEY TO LOAN. asr Money to Loan on STORED GIKAIN at the rato or TEN FEU CENT. FEB ANNUM. Address P. O. i:oxfis2. n2S-lm /Hi COUGHS. 'Jft WRHEUMATISM.% BENSON'S CAPCTVE POHOUS PLASTER soothes, relieves ftlmu&t at once and rures where other piasters fail even lo relievo. It contains grestcr & more powerful pain relieving, strength- ening and curative properties than the common porous piaster, and in for superior to liniments and the so-called electrical appliances. It Is specially raeaauasnded for tho above ailments, also for Sptnnl and Kidney ('ntnplßlnfi., Pleurisy, Hciatlraand till local Aches and Palas. When suffering you will do well to take even a little pains to procure this article. Do not allowany other planter lo he substituted for it. fiold by all Druggists. Hkabusy & Johnson. 21 Piatt Street, New York, Proprietors. DISSOLUTION OF PABT9EBBHIF. Notice la hereby given that the part- nership heretofore exisilng between John Lattemore and Annie waller, do- lac business at Lynchburg, Virginia, un- der the arm name of Lattemore 4 Wal- ler, was dissolved by mutual consent September 16, 18*0: and that John Latte- Sort of Lo* 00.. xirornla, haa no sotea'hV tLls lh» t th#re *""\u25a0 .... jt time, hoy waller. Lynchburg l ISSO. oo«w jiliwADVBRTIBKMKNTB, DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS Will bo held at the following places and addressed by lbs following spealierp: Cienoira, "VVocliiewtloy. October Otli. H. X, S. O'MELNENY, F. H. HOWARD. Uo wn«'.>" Citj", Tltvit is- dny, Oot. ftW. VICTOR MONTGOMERY, H. K. S. O'MELVENY. matttea Ann, Fi-itlnj , Oc- tober Will. WM, 11. STEPHENS B. M. WHITE. r>iio.i-te, Frldnj .Ocl, *3. 0 B. THOM, \V. V, HEATHMAN, \u25b2\u25a0aiaUßi Saturday, Oc« tober Otli. C. E. THOM, \V F. HEATHMAN. On:ngj. fs-.onday, Oot.l Is H. K. 6V O'MKEVKNY, SI la-HKN' M. VVIIIIE Spadra, Mcnday, Oct. I I. \V. F. HEATHMAN, A. F. COHO NEE, C. E. THOM Pomona, Tuesday, Oct. 12 A. F. CORONEL, C. W. THOM, W. F. HEATHMAN. Wilmington, Wednesday, Oct. 13. GEORGE H. SMITH, W. F. HEATHMAN. Santa Monica, Friday, Oct. 16. W. F. HEATHMAN, STEPHEN M. WHITE. Downey City, Friday. Oc- tober 15. F. H. HOWARD, H. K. 8. O'MELVENY. Ouarte, Friday, Oct. 15. H. K. 8. O'MELVENY, WALTER I>. STEPHENSON. San Cabriel. Saturday, Oct. 16. A. F. CORONEL, F. H. HOWARD. La Ballona, Saturday, Oct. 16. FRANK SABICHI, F. Hi HOWARD, A. F. CORONEL. Azusa, Saturday, Oct. 16. H. K. 8. O'MELVENY, WALTER D. STEPHENSON. Old Lob N lotos, Saturday Oct. 16. W. F. HEATHMAN, FRANK! SABICHI, By order of the Central Committee. Marster's Self-Regulating FEEDER FOB THUESHINO MACHINES, In the on If Feeder mannfaotnred that f cade without moving aU the straw in a body, con- sequently giving a mora regular feed than 1! is possible to obtain with a draper feeder; n feeds the whole length of the cylinder; It to easily ohsngad to teed fast or alow aa desired; saves the labor or two man and does not re- Sire ao experienced tableman to feed N. , separator needs no alteration with th* exception of the removal of feed board to se- cure it in position, and doss not have to be taken off when moving. It require* bnt lit. tie power to ran it, and has no complicated parts liable to gat oot of order. Its success fearing been Inu> demonstrated, Icordially nrvlta all parties Interested tocall and jufjto. of'.asoerfta, 7or toll particulars address a. j. MAKH-rxaa. OPEN TO THE WORLD. THIRD ANNUAL HORTICULTURAL EXPOSITION, AT THE HORTICULTURAL PAVILION, Los Angeles, October IS, 19. 20, 31. 99, 33. JOINT EXPOSmOT! teiTTlie Horticultural and Agricultural Societies Uulte to make a GRAND EXHIBITof the products of Southern California at the Hor- tlcultnral Pavilion. The Premium List is the largest ever offered for Horticultural and Agricultural pro iucta on this Coast,. The Exposi- tion will t>e Ihe largest aud most complete ever held in Southern Cali- fornia. A uumher of new and interesting feature* have been added. Catalogue and particulars free to any address. fIKO. RICE, Secretary. J. DE BARTH BHORB, Pres't Ffemlum« Guaranteed. au23td WOTICE. S. SPKEi'Y & 00, h win..; merged tbeir boslnsislnto that of the LOS ANGELES PACKING CO., take this method of thanking ihelr nnmerons customers for tho liberal patronage extended lo then in the past, and ask a continuance for the new company. tfj S. SPEEDY & CO. LOS ANGELK9, \ BiEPTKMBBH 1, IS6U / We Hi" nnderslgned have formed a pari nership for tho purpose of conduct- ing the pork-packing business in all of Its branches, to bo known as LCfl AN- GKLEH PACKING CO.; tbat our place of business is located InBait Los that our place Of residence IS as fet oppo- site our name-. A. vV. BXB9ON sau Francisco CLARK Wi CROCKER Francisco W. 11. WALLACE San Francisco S. SPEEDY' LOS Angeles M. DODSWORTH LoS Angeles 522-4\v LOS ANGELES PACKING CO., 300 to 310 HofF Street, T-dnst X.OM Ansrclcs, Manufacturers nod dealers in all kind,of Hog Products. Sucar Cured Hrtlil, Medium Riicou, l ight Bncnn, Kxtra Light Baron, Lard in hulk, barrels, cans, caddim, etc. Pldkled Tongue,, Nmoked Tongues. Ploklaa Keot. OW AI,L GOODS GUARANTEED. -V* (t:U M. DOtWWORTH, liuslneiis Manager. NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. Notice Is hercbv given t hat a meeting of stockholders of tho Real Estate and Uuiming Association ot Los Angeles, Cal., will be held at the oitico of s. H. Buchanan, Room 5t Baker Block. Los Angeles, cal., on FRIDAY, tho Si ll day of OCTOBER, 1880, at 7 o'clock p.m., lor tho purpose of electing Trustees and tuu transact ion of general business. S. H. BUCHANAN, President. J. H. JONES, Secretary. o3td En the Superior Court, Of Stato of California, In and for Los Augelee County. AgBIGKHK'3 NOTIOK OF APPOINT- MENT. In the matter of T. W. Templo, an in- solvent debtor. To whom it may concern: The undersigned hereby gives notice* of bis appointment as assignee of tbe estate ot T. W. Temple, an insolvent debtor, of tbe county of Los Angeles, In the State of California, and who was, to- wit.on the 10th day of August, 1880, ad- Judged an insolvent debtor, upon his pe- tition, by the Superior Court of tho county of Los Augeles, State of Califor- nia, dated at Los Angeles, tho loth day of August, 138J. M. J. WICKS, Atsigneo of T. W. Temple, an imolvcnt. o|*4w law FOR SALE. SIH ARES OF BEST VALLEY LAND IN THE COUNTY, Ono nnd one-half miles from Artesla school bouse. Oue artesian and four sur- face wells; good dairy or grain ranch. Price, 920 per acre; part cash. Cal] on OLIVEh DAVIS, on the premises, or on WM. D. STEPHENS, room bo. Temple Blook. tdclu H.SLOTTERBECK Has re-opened at his old stand, 77 Moiii Street. Guns, Pistols, Rifles, Ammunition, Cutlery, »..AND SPORTING GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. REP Al HI3VG AREFULLY ATTENDED TO. LEGAL In the Superior Court Of the Couuty of Log Angeles, Stato of California. KORTGACE. SALE. No. 2*3. LOUIS BLOSB,Plaintiff, l vs. > WOLFKALISUBHdtaI 1> f :idaals.J UNDER AND 11V VIRTUE 0* A decree Of foreclosure and or- der ol tale entered tn the superior Oourt of the county of Los Angeles, State of California, on ihe 4th day ol September, A. D. 18S0, and a writ OI ex- ecution for tho entoicement ol Judg- ment, requiring sale of property uuder foreclosure of mortgage, issued out of the aforesaid superior Conn, on the lit h day of September. A. D.ISM), in the above emitted action, and lv favor of Louie Mloss, plaintiff,and against Woli Kallsh- er, Wolf Kalisher, executor of the last will of Henry Wartenberg. deceased, the city of Los Angelei, itefngio BoteiiOi L'rljida Aloniide Avis, Curmelita Luyo, Rita Lugo, rloee M Lugo aud Agrlpina LUgO. defendants, a certified copy of which said decree of foreclosure, duly attested under the seal of said Court outhellth day Of September, A D 188t>, and delivered tonic, together with tho writ annexed t hereto, on the loth day oi September. A. D. IMO, where- by I am commanded to sell at public auction, to the highest and host bidder, for cash in United Slates gold coin, the following and In suid decree described real estate, to wit: All that certain piece or parcel of land sltuaie In the clly aud county ol Los An- geles. Slate of California, being part of the old Banehei Vineyard, bounded and described as follows: Commencing on the coat side of Ala- meda slreetat its Inteiseoiion with the \u25a0south coruer of a lane known as Labcry lane thence according to the tiue me- ridian a 1 deyroc 45 minutes w along the liuu of tho east side of Alameda stret-t 150 feet to a \u25a0take marked X W; thonce s 63 degrees 45 minutes k 360 feet to a point; thence north 96H degree* X SOS feet and 3 inches r,. tha Kotiih ot a la mo weening willow: LEGAL. InK each a frontage of 80 feet on Second street by a depth of 115J4 feet, and lot 11 having a frontage of I i.v £ feet ou E street by a depth of 160 feet, and being tbe same property deeded to W Kalis ber by deed recorded In book 41 of deeds, page 683, re- cords ofsaid county. l.<>. s 10 and 12 In block 13, range 7, hav- ing each a frontage ol ÜbH feet on Hebeo* ca street by a depth of 160 led: lot li? In block 11, range 6, fronting 115H fjeL on Willie street by a depth of JtiD feet; lot 4 In blook 11, range 6, fronting Hi 1 . 4 feet on Willie street by SO leet on Fourth street, being the a imi* property conveyod to Ka- Usberand Wartenburg by deed recorded in hook 11 of deed*,, pago 09, records Of s .id county. Sixth? Lot No. 24 In block F, In said town of Wilmington, as appears by the diagram s.r blocks B, F, li, li, 1, X, of llauulug's Reservation, Wilmington, re- corded In the county records ol said coun- ty, und being tlio same property convey- ed to said Kalisher aud Wartenburg, by deed recorded lv book 12 of deeus at page 162, records of said couuty. Also, all ihat cerium parcel of land In the Felipe Lugo tract,in the Kancho Han Autonlo. In Los Augeles county, California, described as follows: llouinning nt v joint In the northern boundary of tho iaud al lotted by oue Fe- lipe Lugo to his wile Fraucisca Berry de Lugo, from which t ho northeast corner of said allottiuent boars east 173 links dis- tant; Iheuce northerly 5.21 ctialns tothe Hue of the official survey between ths Haucho San Antonio and the city of Los Angeles; thence west along said Hue of official survey X.35 chains to the north- east corner of tho David Weisenberg tract; ihence southerly 5.24 chains; tbence east along tbo uorth boundary of satd allott- iuent by Felipe Lugo to his wife onnlni to the point of heginuing,couta)n- ItiA live (?) acres of land and being ihe ? same properly conveyed to satd Kallsher nnd Wartenburg by deed recorded in book ;14 of deeds, page HO2, records of said , county. Also, that certain piece or lot of land situate iv said Los Angeles cotinly, de- scrioed as follows; Lot 2 In block 3 In the , town of Compton, according to the sur* i vey and plat of subdivision of IoL 3, range Lot tbo Temple ft Ulbsou tract of the j Kancho San Pedro, made by Alfred Hig- , bee, December 11,1869, and being panic- jularly described in the deod to the said . Kallsher and Wartenburg recorded lv book l« cf deeds, page 707 tt seq, records ul sail I county. Alio, lot B in block In the town of Santa Monica, county of Los Angelos. us delineated on the map ol suid town on nle In the officeof the County Recorder ofsaid county of Los Augeles. Also, all that certain tract of land situ- ate in said county of Los Angeies, de- scribed as follows, lowli; Commencing ut the southwest corner of the tract of Lenor Yorba de Rowland; thence south \u25a0>1 degrecsOS minutes 18.00chaiun;tbenceN 02degrees 52minutes;!-; U7 70 chain*) to tho ezerior boundary of said rancho; thonce N 07degrees W 2i.30 chains to the HK cor- ner ot said tract ot Lenor Yorba de Row- land; thence s 02 degrees 52 minutes w 82.60 chains to tbe point of beginning, containing 102 aO-10U acres of land. Also, all that certain piece orparcel of land sit- uate In the city and county of Angeles, slat*' ot California, and bounded and de- scribed asfolloxs, to wit: On the uortb by tho properties of Pio Pico and Jesus Uochcl; on the east by Upper Main street; on the south by tho property of Jesus Te- ran; on the west by High street and the property of Jesus Teran, reference being made for further description to tho deed recorded In book SO of deeus, page 85 et seq. of the records ofsaid county. Also, all that certain pleceof land and premises situate In the city and county ot Los Angeles, Stato of California, de- scribed as follows, to wit: Bounded on ihe south by the old water zanja running from from the Canada of tne Jewish cemetery, passing between the old house of Jose sepulveda and Anaslacio Abila und passing along the north side of the lot now or formerly owued by Fraucisca Sepulveda do Carrlllo on the east by tbe Los Angeles river; uorth by the bills where tbey form the river bank, and tbe west nnd northwest by the hillsaud bead of said cauada; reserving aud excepting lots 4. 5,0 and 7, in block N0.40, Ord's sur- vey, reference being had for further de- scription to ihe deed recorded in book 13 of deeds, page 411, of tho records of said County, together with all and slugularUho tenements, hereditaments and appuitenanctsappertainingor there- to belonging. Public notice la hereby given that on THURSDAY, THE Urn DAY OP OCTOBER, A. D. 1880, At twelve o'clock M. of said day, I will proceed to sell at the Court House door, In the City and County of Los Angeles, Stato ot California, al public auction, to the highest and best bidder for cash.in U. S. gold coin, to satisfy said decree for principal and Interest, attorney's fees, costs, and ait accruing cunts, ail the aboVe described real estate.or so much thereof us may be necessary tosatisfy nuid principal and interest, etc., as uumsaul. Given under my baud, at bus Angeles cliy, Los Angelos county, Culilornia, this the lTi a day of September, A. D. 18K0. WM. U. ROWLAND, Sheriff. By JAMBS C. KAYS, Under Sheriff. Not in* of Sale of Keal Estate at Private Sale. Notice is hereby given that in pursu- ance oi an order uf tbe Superior Court ol Los Angeles couuty, Stato of California, made on the twenty-first day of August, i8Sl). iv tbe matter of tbo estate of H. W. Millard, deceased, the undersigned, tbo administrator of said estate, will sell at private sate, to tlio highest bidder for cash, gold ooln of tlie United states, and subject to confirmation by said superior Court, on FRIDAY, the EIGHTH day of OCTOBER, 1880, At tbo ollice of W. D. Stephenson, No. 8 Templo Block, in the city of Los Angeles, couuty of Los Angeles, California, all the right, title, interest and estate of the said 11. VV. Millard at the time of his death, and all the right, title and Inter- est tbat thesald estate bas, by operation of law or otherwise, acquired other than or In addition to that of the said H. W. Millard at tbe time of his death, in and to all t hat certain lot, piece or parcel of land situute, lying and being in the said county of Los Angeles, State of Callfoi- ula, and bouuued and described as fol- lows, to wit: The SE quarter of tho RE quarter ot section twelve (12), township tlfrec (3i south, range twelvu (121 west, San Ber- nardino meridian. And at the said place, and at thesald time, lrom 9 a.m. to sp.m., offers and bids will be received for tbe purchase of tbe said real estate. Terms and conditions of sale:?Cash, gold coin or tho United States, on the confirmation of the sale by said Superior Court. GEORGE A. MILLARD, Administrator of the estate of H.W. Millard, deceased. Los Augeles, 20tb Sept., 1880. iSltd NOTICE. U. S. SUKVEYOU-QKNEKAIi'S OFFICH, \ sau Fmucisco, Cal., sept. 4tb, ls-:o. J Incompliance with instructions from tbe Commissioner of lbo General Land Otlicu, dated July Id, 18S0,1 shall hold a hearing at SANTA ANA, Los Angeles county, California, on MuNDAY, Octo- ber llth, 1880, commencing at 10 o'clock a. m , to lake testimony t > prove the lo- cation and course ofthe River Santa Ana In tbe yeat 1801, or as Jar back ns the Knowledge and memory of witnesses may extend, and to show the changes that have since takeu place therein,and so desarlbe and designate such location, course and changes as to show tbeir rela- tion tothe lines of the official survey of the RANCIIO SANTIAGO DE SANTA ANA, Bernardino Yorba et al., confirm- ees; also, proof to show the character o t he inlet at tbe southeastern part of sale raucho, as to being tide water, etc. Allparties interested are requestod to atteud with their witnesses. THUO. WAGNER, U. S. Surveyor-General for California. s7-law-4t Notice for Publication of Time for Proving Will, etc. Iv tbo Superior Court. STATK OK CALIFORNIA, l? County or Los Angeles. j b "* In the Matter of tbe Kstate o B. K. Thompson, deceased. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THIS Court made this day, noilco Is hero- by given that Monday,the 27th clay of Sep- tember, A. D. 1880. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at tbe Court room of tbls Court, in said oounty of Los Angeles has been appointed for heurfni the application of J. Q. Deturk praying that a document now on file ii tbls court, purporting to be tbe last wll and testament of it. E. Thompson, de ceased, be admitted to probate, and tha letters testamentary be Issued thereon to J O. Deturk, at which lime and place al persons Interested therein may appea and contest the same. f Dated September 14th, lMpm**** A. W. POTTS * to the SOUtnCM a largo weeping wuiowi : I hence nottherly east of the zanja and westerly north of the zanja along the 1 hue between said Sanchez vineyard and , the lauds formerly belonging lo Teresa J Barelato a cypress tree on the south ' side of Labory lane; thenoo westerly 1 along tbo south sloe of said bine lo the * easterly Hue of Alameda street, to the place oi commencement. Also.all those certain pieces and par- cels of land siluato in said county of JUps Angeles, being portions o! tho Uaucho Canon de sauta Ana, described as 10l- j lows, to wit: AU that portion ot said Rancho Canon * de Santa Ana segregated and nut on as tbe property of Andrea E de Davila and the said Kalishoratid Warteubeig by the referees appointed in (been tot' Andrea KdeDavilaaudothersvs PrudcncluYorbu and others, in the District Court of the Seventeenth Judicial District of the Stale ! of California, inand for the county of Los ' \hgeles, brought lor the partition ofsaid ! Uaucho, described as loilows: Commencing at a point liO links north of the Sycamore tree mentioned in the interlocutory decree iv said partition \u25a0oit: theuco due north M 05 chains; tbence s 74 degrees w 11.00 chains; thence s 20 de- greet 1 23.00 chains and thence east to ttiO point of commencement; excepting therefrom, however, that portion thereof which was by lbo Ilnal decree of parti- tion in said suit set ofT and allotted to gald Andrea E do Daviia, described as fol- lows: Beginning at the point above man- tloued 30 links north of said sycamore tree mentioned in said interlocutory de- cree- theuco nnrtli 10.75 chains: thence S 71 degrees W8.15 chains; thence H2O de- green E 14 50 chains uud thenco duo east j to the point of commencement. All that ! remains (utter the said exception of said tract so segregated as the property of nuid : Andrea X do Uavlla and the mortgagors being bysaid final decree sot off and al- 1 lotted to said mortgagor*. ,, I Also, all that portion of tho vineyard on said rancho called tho "Adobe Wail 1 Vineyard," which wee set off and allot- ted by said final decree of partition to said kallsher und Wartenburg and being a strip 70 link* m width extending across said vineyard and adjoining on tbe worth that portion thereof which was set off and allottt d by said flual decree of parti- tion lo Maria oe Jesus Yorba de Scully, which vineyard U described us follows: Commencing at tho southeast corner of tho enclosure Olsaid vineyard, ttio mine being station No. 2 of P. Yorba's second class land; thence south 699$ degrees west 4.30 chains! tbence N 34J4 degree* w 13.48 chains; theuco N 9*H degrees W 4.66 chains! thence s degrees i: Vi.it chains to tbe point ol beginning. Also,all thai portion of ibeothci' vine* yard ment toned in sold i olerioontoiy on c as bt ing tho vtueyaid tn front of the dwelling house of Betnuido Yorba, do- ceased which was by said final decree al- lotted to s dd Kalisher and Wartenburg. being a strip thereoil OO chains wide on the wast end and extending across said vineyard from north tosonth and which i or ion is known and called Wi said de- cree llot No. one (1)] said hint named vineyard being described as follows, to wit: Uommsncibg at tho southwest corner ofsaid vineyard, the same being station No 15 ot tho tract of first and second Class laud allotted to said Kalisher and War- tenburg by said liuai decree of partition as appears by the map of said Uaucho filed in said partition suit; thenco N Ti% degrsesE4.79chains; thence N til degrees 14 minutes X 15.27 chaius lostatiou Wo. £ of Toiuas Yorba's second and third clans land. »s shown by said mup of said Uau- cho; thence N 22)4 degrees W 5 47 chains; tbence S 72)6 degrees W 1.90 chains, S 7&% W 7.56 oualnst thence S 50 de- crees W 8.70 chains; thence S 41 degrees W 2.40 chains; inane* s 21)4 degrees c 8.00 chains to the place of beginning. Commencing at station one (1), the same being a point on tba nonh bounda- ry line of said Uaucho at tbejrw corner of tlio Andrea E de Davila tract 27.00 chains west ot the point marked In the patent ol said Uaucho lrom tho United States as "post and obsrred stake," be- tween courses lOaud 11 as per said patent; thence west B&.oochains tostation 2; tbence \u25a0Otttb 142.00 chains toStation 8; Iheuce s 84 degrees E2.5,i chains to station 4; tbeuce N 7b5 degrees E 30 00 chains to statiou 5; thencesMil degrees E9.00 chains losta- tiou 0. thenceßdegreesE u.OO chains to statiou 7; thenco NB4 degrees B 10,00 chains to station 8, this being nt the cor- ner of a tract of land hereinbefore de- scribed setotraud allotted to said Kalish- er and Wartenburg in said ilnal decree; Iheuce N 74 degree.* 10 B.la chains to sta- tiou 9; tbence north 8 UO elm ins to station 10; thence N 62 degrees w 29 00 chains to station II; tbence north 11500 chains lo the place of beginning, containing 431 22- -100 ueres of second Class laud, 02 84-100 acres of tbiid class land and 7 58-10J acres as set oirand allotted by said ilnal decree to said Kalisher aud Wartenburg. Also, commencing at a point S 07% de- grees w distant 50 feet from tbe northwest coiner ofthe vineyard above described and known kv* tho vineyard infrout of the dwelling house of Bernardo Yoroa, de- ceased, the same being the nw corner of tho tract 60 feet square belong lug to Tadeo Aiuat, Bishop ot Monterey, and used as JM garden of the priests; thenco HUH degrees W 10.25 chains to station 2; thence N TIMdecrees W 21-85 chains lostatiou g] thence N 84V6 degrees W O.UOcbalns tosta- t ion 4; theuceS degrees W 5-00cbalns to station 5; thence south 23.00 chinmm losta- tiou (1; thence S 56% decrees E Hi.no chains to statiou 7; thence «87 H deg reea El 5 00 chains to stution 8: thence N 09 degrees E 18.51 chains tosiallon 9; thonce north 22.00 chains to station 10; tboncu N 80 y A degrees E2 60 chains to station 11; tbeuce north 0.5J to station 12; tbence N 29J£ de- grees E 3 CO chains to station 13; tneuce S Sijk degrees W 3.00 chains to station 14; thence S degrees w 4.79 chalnN lo sta- tion 15; tbence N 22* degrees w 2/J5 chains to station 10; thence S 9tH degrees w 0.75 chains to station 17 and thenco N 23H degrees w 0.75 chains to tlie point of beginning, Containing 80 80-100 acres of first class land and 70 64*100 acres of third class land as set off aud allotted to suid Kalisher aud Wartenburg by said Ilnal decree. Also.all ihe right, title and interest which the said Kalisuer and Wartenburg or either ot them had lv and to t he Huu- cho Canon dv Santa Ana on the 21th day ol April, 1875,0r tho llth of Decern ber,l«7(i, or the 2Slh of March, 1878. [SCHKUCL.K BJOV MOKToAUBD PROI'KRTY. AH those certain lots or parcels of land sltuatuln the town ol Wilmington, coun- ty of Los Angeles, Statu of California, as particularly delineated and shown upon the official map oft ho said town ol Wil- mington made by Fiank Lecouvreurand recorded in the Recorder's ofllce of tbe QS-ntttf of Los vageler* In book No. 6 of deeds, pages 00-07, described us follows, 10 Lots 10 and 12, block 0, rango 7. baying each a irontage of J1 >!feet ou D street by 100 feet In depth, belug tbo same property conveyed to Kalis-herand Wartouburg by deed recorded in book Uof douds, page 68, records ol said county. Lots 2 and 6 tn block No.l-llnrange N0.7, according to said official map and betng the same property conveyed to said Kal- lsner and Wartenburg by deed recorded In boon 15 oldeeds, page 97 et seq, records ofsaid Los Angeles county. The easterly portion nf lot No. 8, block 12, range 6, fronting 75H foet ou Third street and running back the entire depth of the lot and belug the same property conveyed to Kallsher and Wartenburg by deed recorded Inbook 44 or deeds,page 685, records of said county. Fourth?'Lots Nos. 3, 7,8 and 11, In block No. 9, range 4, said lots 3,7 andSbav- LEGAL. SUMMONS. Id tbe Superior Court ol tlie State of Cal- ifornia, In and lor tbe county ot i.o. Angoies. 11111 A M H. WJSEKS, Plulntifl-, 1 VB. I MIOUEL MORA et al, Defendants ) Action brought In the BuperlorCoart of the State of California, In and for tbe County or Los Angeles, and tbe Com plaint Hied in said County of Los Ango- ies, In the offloe o< tbe Clerk of said au perlor Court. Tbe people of tbe State of California send greeting to Miguel Mora, Qablno I'arra, Jose Rublo, Cord In a Hantogo, James Eutwlstle. Martina P. Aoho, Jo- seph Bonlno, Pier D. Assand, S. Hell- man, J. J.Campbell, S Levy and Fred- rlco Pena, defendants: You are hereby required to appear In an aotlon brought agalnat you by th. above named Plaintiff In tbe Superior or the Bute nt California, in and lor the County of Los Angeles, and to answer the oomplalnt filed therein, with- in ten days, (exclusive of the day of ser- vice) after the service on you of tbls summons?if served within this County; or, if served elsewhere within thirtydays ?or Judgment by default will be taken against you, aocordiug to th» prayer of said complaint. The aald action is brought to obtain a de- cree of this Court for tbe foreclosure of a certain mortgage described In tbe said com- plaint, and executed by the said Miguel Mora nnd Qabina Parra to Joseph M. Sherburne, recorded In book 24 of mort- gages, p. 363, of the officialreoords of Loa Augeles county,to whlnb reference la haa for a description or the premises theie- ln described, on the 81st day of Decem- ber, AD 1877, to secure the payment of a certain promissory note for the sum or 1321, gold coin, with Interest thereon lrom dale at tbe rate of two per cent per month, Interest payable monthly, if not so paid to be compounded monf \u25a0I y, said noto uud mortgage lor a valuuuio consideration having beeu by J. M. Sherburne to pluiu- tiff hereiu; that tbe premises conveyed by said mortgage may bo sold and the pro- ceeds applied to the payment of 1(24, gold coin, with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per month, compounded LEGAL Delinquent Sale Notice. Lob Angeles Mining and Smelting Oom- ' pany?Location of principal place of business, Loa Angeles, Lob Angeles connty, California?Location of works, Ucstlng springs, Inyo couuty, Cahfor- ] nfa. NOTICE. There Is dellnquentnpon the following described stock, on account of assess- ment (No. 4) levied on the third day of , August, 1880, the several amounts set opposite the names of the rcspeotlve shareholder, as follows: No. of No. of Amt. Names. Certificate. Shares. I Bent, li X W y$ 6 sio Bent, fl X W 161 714 1428 , Crittenden, H m 94 800 400 Crittenden.R no 71 118 Crittenden, H ?..14i) £4 48 Crittenden, H 15» bi 122 Ivison. Rnrrlette S 126 1.0 '..'4O lvlson, Hurriette S 144 :i7 74 McKnight, W J 44 2"> M> McKnight. W J M SO 60 McKnight.WJ 63 17 U McKnight.W J 78 .'l2 64 McKnight.W J tgi :,2 64 Morgan, R A 160 2> 50 McKadden,James 22 200 400 MeFadden, Jame* 21 lOi) 200 MeFadden, James 23 100 200 McFndden, James 80 }gg 314 MeFadden, James 137 172 314 Severance,Annle Crit- tenden 8C S3 178 Severance, Annie Crit- tondeu 151 28 66 Ward, James F 121 18 SB Ward, James F 128 ft W i Ward, James F 162 1756 3510 And in accordance with law and au order of tho Board of Dl- ' rectors made on the third day of August, 1880, so many shares of each purcel of > such stock as may be necessary will be sold by public auction at the ollice of tbe company, room 1, Temple Block, Los ? ADgelei city, California, on TUESDAY, » the NINETEENTH day of OCTOBER, ? 1880, at the hour of ten o'clock A. M. of 1 said day, topuysaid delinquent assess- -1 im nt thereon, together with costß of ad- ? vortisingand expenses of sale. \u25a0 J. M. ELLlOTT.Secretary. 1 Office? No.t Temple Block, Los Ange- les city, California, sellld monthly, from December 81,1877, beside* 60 per cent on tbe principal for attorney's feOS, provided for in said mortgage, and also lor the sum of $51.76, paid for texes, and Interest thereon at the rate of 2 per cent per month from November 13th, 1879, and eesta of suit; and in ease such proceeds are [not sufficient to pay the same, then to obtain an execution agaiust said Miguel Mora and Uabino Parra for the balance i emamlng due, and also that the said defendants aud all persons claiming by, through or under tbem or either of tbem may be barred and foreclosed of all right, title, claim, lien, equity uf redemption and inter, est In and to Bald mortgaged premises, and for other and further relief. Reference Is had to complain for par- ticulars. And you sre hereby notified that, If you fall to appear and answer tbe said complaint, as above required, the said Plaintiff will apply tothe Gourt for tbe relief demanded in tbe said complaint. Given under ivy hand and the sent of the Sinrn r io.;;t of the state of California hi ana for the county ol Los Angoies, this 80tb day of December, Iv the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seventy- nine. |£enl.| A. 77. POTTS, Clerk By A. Hiupau, Deputy. tt. C. HUBBKLL, anttjm Attorney lor Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the Superior Court Of tho State of California, In and for the County of Los Angeles. J. W. Randall, Plaintiff, ) vs. J W A Palmer and tt Cahou, Defendants.) Action brougnt in the Superior Court of the State of California, iv and for the cmirnv of Los Angeles, and the Com- plaint tiled In said county of Los Angeles, in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court. The people of the State of California send greeting to W. A. Palmer and s. Cahen, Defendants. You are hereby required to appear in an action brougnt against you by tbe above named plaintiff In the Superior Courtofthe State of California, In and for the county of Los Angeles, and to answer the complaint died therein, within leu days (exclusive of the day of service, alter the service on you of this summons ?if served within this county; or, ifserved elsewhere, within thirty days?or Judg- ment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayer of said com- plaint. Tho said action is brought to obtain a decree of this Court for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage described in tbe said complaint and executed by the said W. A. Palmer to J. W. Randall, on the 20th day of March, A, D. 1870, to secure the payment or a certain prom- issory note for the sum of $1400, with in- terest at the rate of 1% per cent, per month from date until paid, interest Say able quarterly, and if not bo paid to c compounded quarterly and bear same rate ol interest as tbe principal; also, for the sum of ten per cent on principal as attorney's fees In this suit, prlnolpal and* Interest payable in gold coin ofthe Unit- ed States; that tbe premises conveyed by said mortgage may be sold, and tbe proceeds applied to the payment of $1400 gold coin, with Interest as aforesaid; also, ten percent on the principal aa attor- ney's lees, provided lor in said mortgage, and for $11.60 paid aa taxes, with interest from December Ist, 1879, at IJ* per cent, per month, and that a receiver be ap- pointed lotake charge of said mortgaged property and take charge Of tbo rents, ißSues and profits, and costs of suit; and In oase such proceeds are not sufficient to pay the same, then to obtain an execution against said W. A. Palmer for the balance remaining due, and also that the said defendants, and all persons claiming by, through or un- der thorn or eitber of them may be bar- red and foreclosed of all right, title, claim, Hen, equity of redemption and In. terest in and to suid mortgaged premises and for otber and further relief. Reference is bad to Complaint for par- ticulars. And you are hereby notified that If you, gillto appear and answer the said com- plaint as above required, the said plain- tiff will apply to the court for the xollet demanded in the .mid comolaint. Given under my hand aod the seal of the superior Court of the State of Cali- fornia, in and for the county or Los Angeles, this oth day of August, In tbo ye*r ol our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and eighty. ISeal.j A. W. POTTS, Clerk. By A. RIMPAU,Deputy. 8. C. HUBBELL, sO-2tn Attorney for Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the Justice's Court , OT Los Angoies Township, Id the County of Los Augeles, State of ; California. i C. F. Harper, R. H. Moore and B. F, Coul- ter, co-partner, under firm name and stylo ot Harper Moore 4t Co., Plain- tine, vs. Ira Carpenter, Defendant. Injustice's Court, Los Angeles Town- ' snip, before Jobn Trafrord, Justice or the Peace. The People of the State or California send greeting to Ira Curpenter, defend- ant. You are hereby required to appear In an action brought against you by the above named plalntltl In the Justice's i Court of Los Angeles Townsblp, county . ot Los Angeles, State or California, and ; to answer before the Justice, at his offlee i In the said Towns hip,tbe complaint filed i therein, within Aye days (exclusive of ihe i day of servloe) after the service on you ot i tbls summons?ir served within the ? township in which this notion Is brought , ?or, ir served out or said townsblp, but t In said county, within ten days, or with- intwenty days ir served elsewhere. Tbe said action la brought to recover 1 Hit sum of forty-two 88-100 dollars. With interest thereon at the monthly rate or one and one-half per oent., compound- ing from April 12, H79, and rive per cent, additional for attorney's fees, all In IT. M. gold coin, alleged by plaintiffs to be , due them on defendant's JlfuJiTEfSuC* ? SlSaS2?A^EfiV 0 -«ST' orde? uuh. . rh. y .m^. A sS , iS"i ft» date and for ; tho amount above n imaD < . A°, r 0 .'n 3 « SttSS&Qs*. reference Is had flee. °° m »"»lnt filed In this or- ' notified that If you ' S.Vn.JS SEES'JH "newer said com- .' £M ?iKKS?J2.MuIred, said plainttfts hereof? / fcervloe and due return ; Au,«LlenV y h » ndth, ? ad *?* °' TRAFFORD, J *«f MEALB pWe of .aid Township. V the cuisine arptsON 4 WELLS, f «rEastern araWneys for Plaintiff*, ; served In all \u25a0*-» * IB> *°°*Vns)elee Townsblp. _ j Office of tho Blue Light MiningCompany. > Location of mining operations silvern- > do, Loa Angoies County, Cal., location ' of principal place of business i*os Auge- < les city aud Couuty, Cal. Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting ' of tho Directors of said Corporation, held on the 15th day of soptcmbor, 1830, an as- , sessmeut of eighty \SO) cents per share was levied upou the capital stock, paya- ! hie immediately to J. D. Dunlap, Secre- tary of said Corporation, at his office, Room No. 30. Baker Block, In said city, ' Auy stock upou which this assessment ' shall remain unpaid on Saturday, No- vember 18th, 1880, will be delinquent and Advertised for sale at public auction: and unless payment Is made before will be sold on Wednesday, January 15, at one o'clock p. M. of (hat day, to pay tho del in- 1 quent assessment together with costs of [ advertising and expense of sale. J. D. DtTNTiAP. s PCretftry, Room No. 00. Bsikejr biwa. i*iM<Ah»*lo* City and Couuty, California. Dated at Los Augeles, Cal., September 15th, 1880. Sept.lsi h-iw . SUMMONS. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE Stat.-i of Caliiornia,in and for the county of Los AngeleH. George D. Rowan, Plaintiff, vs, John Sohultz andC.C. Lamb, administrators of estate of Patrick Halpln, deceased, de- ceased, Defendants. Action brought in the Superior Court, of the State of California, In and for the county of Los Angeles, and tbe complaint hied in said county of Los Angeles, in tbe office of tbe Clerk of said Superior Court. Tbo people of tbe State of California send greeting to JohnSchultz and C. C. Lamb, administrators of tbo estate of Patrick Halpln, deceased, defendants: You are hereby required to appear In au action brought against you by tbe above named Plain tin in the Superior Court of the State of California,in and for the coun- ty of Los Angeles, and to answer the com- plaint filed therein, within ten days (ex- clusive ofthe day of service) after the serviceon you of this summons?if served .within this County; or, if served else- where within thirty days?or Judgment by default will ho taken agaiust you, ac- cording to tho prayer of said complaint. Tbe said action ih brought to obtaiu a de- oree of this Court for tbo foreclosure of a certain iuortgap,o described In tho suid complaint, and executed by tbe said John Schultz on tho lj(h day of Decomber, A V i"7O, to secure tho payinmit ef a certain promissory note of date 15th December, 1870, lor tbe buui of seven hundred dol- lars, withinterest at, two per cent, per month, payable monthly, executed and delivered by defendaut Schultz to plain- tiff on satd date and said mortgage bo- lng recorded In book 22 of mortgages, pugo 205, of tbe officialrecords of Los An- geles county, California, to which record reference is hereby made for more partlo ular description of the mortgaged prem lees, and that tbe premises conveyed by said mortgage luay be sold and the pro- ceeds applied to the payment of said sum of seven hundred dollars, wllh In- terest thereon at tbe rate of two per cent per month from tho Ist day of De- comber, 1877, and attorney's fees, provid- ed lv said mortgage, amounting to fifteen per ceut. upon total principal und Interest aud Judgment debt, aud costs of suit, and tin case such proceeds are hot sufficient to pay due same, then to obtain an execution against said defendant John Schultz for the balance remaining due, and also that tbe said defendants and all persons claiming by, through or under tbem or eitber of them may be barred and foreclosed of all right, title, claim, lien, equity of re- demption and luterest in and to said mort- gaged premises, and for otbor and furtber relief. Reference is bad to complaint for particulars. And you are hereby notified that,lf you fall to appear aud answer tbe suid Com- plaint, as above required, tbe saiti plain- tiff will apply to the Court for the rehef demanded in the said complaint. Given under ray hand and the seal ef thettuperiorOo Xtt ofthe State of Califor- nia, In and for the county of Los Augeles, this 27th day of March, in tbe year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred und eighty. [seal.] A. W. POTTS. Clerk. By CHAS. E. Jcon, Deputy. a!5-2m S. C. Hubbell, Attorney for plaintiff. 11l the Superior Gourt Or me State of California, in and for Loa Angeles County. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JEAN ADEXANDRE, Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under- signed, executrix of the estate of Jean Alexandre, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against thesald deceased,to exhibit tbem, wJth tho necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said executrix at her resi- dence, Los Angeles, California, or to her attorney, J. Brousseau, at his office, In Baker Block, lv said city. JULIE D. ALEXANDRE, Executrix of the Estate of Jean Alex- andre, deceased. * Dated at Los Angeles, Oct. I,IBSO. 02-4w Notice to Creditors. ESTATE OF SAMUELR. HOYLE, DE- CEASED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, udmlnßtratorof the es- tate of Samuel R. Hoyle, deceased, tothe creditors of, and all perons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said administra- tor, at the oftico of Craves A- chapman, Baker Block, Los Angeles city. In tbe 1 said county of Los Angeles. J. A. GRAVES, Administrator of tbe estate of Samuel R. Hoyle, deceased. Dated at Los Angeles, Sept. a.l, 1880. BRUNSON A WELLS, s2|-5w Attorneys for Administrator. LOS ANGELES OIL COMPANY. Location of principal plaoe of business, li<>s Angeles, California?Location of works, Ventura county, California. Notice Is hereby given that at a meet- ing of the Board of Directors of this Com- pmiy held on ihe 18th day of September, IKKO.an assessment [No.H] oftwenty-five [26cj cents per share was levied upon tbe capital slock of tbe company, payable Immediately, in United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at room No, 6 Temple Block, city of Los Angeles. " And any stock upon which this assess- ment remains unpaid on Saturday, October 80, 1880. will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction: and unless payment is made before will be sold on Monday, November the 23d, 1880, to pay the delinquent assessments, costs I of advertising and expense of sale. I WV J. NEELY.Secretary. I HsW HTTo. 5 Temple Block. | Apply to x\v. Boa 9tT. IM>. Jy4-4w
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