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BUSINESS ENTERPRISE. The Hebaiv. Steam Printing House umbos specialty of Legal Printing. Blip's, Transcripts, etci rioted at low rates. Spanish language.

By Prof. A. Cuyas, 24 Maiu St. dll-ly Mr. Adam, the pioneer tailor of Los Angeles, No.

13 Spring street, Informs his patrons and the publio egally that he has just receive! a I ge assortment of the latest s'viea of spring and summer goods, which for elegance and variety of pattern cannot bu surpassed. A cordial invitation is extended to all to call and examine his stock. m2-lm See tbe Concoiodor in his wonderful transmutation of colors at the dyeing and scouring establishment, No. 8 Aliso street. Five hundred dollars worth of second-hand clothing wauted at No.

Aliso street. To Whom it May Concern. Please take notice: Any person Having pledges or collaterals at the Star Loan and Broker Office, No. 4 Commercial street, will please redeem tho same or pay accrued interest thereon withiu thirty days from this date or they will he sold, P. S.

loaned on all kinds of persoual property. mr3otf The greatest discovery of tlie age is the celebrated "Rakoczy Water." Prescribed by the leading physicians and recognized as the beat. F. is agent for Southern California. Prof.

Cuyas is forming I class in Spanish, commencing Lbs first week in March. Lessons from j3 to 9 P. m. Terms, for three $5. F.

Lindquist, merchaut tailor, No. 80 Spring street, is himself practical cutter; aud, haviug had ample experience in San Francisco and Los Augeles, knows how to vOieot the requirements of his customers. Ho keeps a full supply of the best cloths constantly on hand makes them up "upon honor." Clothes cleaned or dyed, then gamded and pressed and warranted ta iook like uew, at No. 8 Aline street. Hughes's Russian Baths.

Located No. 16 Main street, opposite the Pico House. Gentlemen and ladies attended to hy persous of their own ccx. The largest stock of drugs, medicines, perfumeries aud toilet articles in Southern California, at C. F.

Heinzeman's. Second-hand clothing bought and sold at No. 8 Aliso street. Eastern oy stars every style; bot and cold lunches ami all the del icacloe of the season served on the shortest notice at Congress Hall, corner of Maiu and Requena streets. Ice cold Boca beer, the best on tho Coast, always on hand, as well as a full supply of the best brands of liquors, wines and cigars.

fJntrauce to ladies' rooms; op Reqaena ntreet. Open day and night. Bavarian Felseu beer constant ly on draft at Philippi's Yolks Halle, Market street. The colorist does dyeing and stpnriogat No. Aliso street.

SATURDAY MARCH 18, 1862. WAR DEPARTMENT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U. S. ARMY. Division or Telegrams and Reports lor the benefltof Commerce nnd Agriculture Report of observations taken at Los Angeles, March 17, Wi LOCAL BREVITIES.

Council this evening. County Clerk Potts, we are glad to announce, was somewhat better yesterday. for 24 hours ending at 8:15 last evening: Maximum miuimum Tlie list of overland due from San Francisco this morning was not telegraphed from Fresno last night. Bt. Patrick's Day pasted off yesterday without any unusual observeiuee on the part of our Irish- American citizens.

Fred Holbrook has just completed tine mile of pipe tor J. Do Birth Sborb winery, near Five Mile House. Jhe tad Templars' which was to come off tonight, has been postponed to Saturday evening, March 25th. Three drUBBS were arraigned before City Justice Adams yesterday, two of whom paid the usutl flue of $9 each and the third went to the chain gaug for niue days. Messis Piatt A Threlkeld, who are remodeling tbe old Aliso mills building, expect to have their colfee uud spice mills in operation in the early pert of next mouth.

The trauscript iv tho case of Los Couuiy vs, C. Ltmb, County R-coider, was filed by defendant in Judge Howard's depuitment of the Superior Court yeslerday A geueral meeting of the League of Freedom will be held at Turnverein Hall at 7 o'clock this eveuing. A full attendance of members is requested. See notice under New To-Day. We owe an apology to our patrons who visited our shoo department yesterday und failed to get served, but shall prevent such delay in future by placing extra salesmen iv this department.

People's Store. Owing to detention ou the way down tho steamer Senator did not get oil for Diego yesterday, will sail for that port this even, mg. Passengers will taks the 4:15 M. train, Los Angeles time, for Wilmington. Mr Ducommuu report! toil httndiedlbsof rain additional up to 8 o'clock yesterday morning, bringing tho total for the season up to 9 15 inches.

Mr. Bliss reports 20-100tba additional siuce his last report, makiug his total for the season 9.07 inches. Chinese made chocs aud pasted paper shoes can be sold at "Half Price," but common sense aud wisdom teaches that a hand sewed, buMon, pebble goat, ladies' shoe at $1 45 is just and proper value and can he had only at shoe department, People's Store. Rev. G.

S. Abbott, D.D. of Oikland, will preach next Sunday morning in the Baptist church of this cily. In the evening he will repeat a lecture on John Calvin, recently delivered at a meeting of the Baptist ministers of Oakland and San FrancUco. Mr.

James Limn, a wealthy citizen uf Illinois, who has en vis ing tiie Pacific Coast, and tsptcially Oregon, spent a little time in this city yesterday. He was simply enraptured with what he saw, aud announced to his old frieod and townsman, Mr. T. A. Templeton, his irtention to come back and go iuto business bere.

It is strange what magical influence oue shoe department imparts to the old, evaporated and dried up concerns. Advertise, as you may, it will avail you nothiug, for we are champions of a long wronged public. People's Store. Madame L. Ferris-Oelpeoh, the celebrated module, who has just returned from Sau Francisco with an elegant assortment ol tbe latest novelties, in our New To-Day notifies her numerous patrons and the ladies of Los Angeles generally, that she has removed from tho Cardona Block to No.

5 Spring street. All are cordially invited to Call and examine her new goods. Mr. H. Sdsskind, of the well known Progress clothing house, has purchased tbiriy-flvefeet front on Los Angeles street, adjoining Nortbcraft's auction house, where he will shortly, we understand, erect a haudsome business house.

Now that tbere seems to be a certainly of the extension of tbat street through Chinatown, a number of our euterprising merchanta are looking out for building sites on tbat flue thoroughfare. Strangers aro often deceived and imposed upon when going to shoe dealers that claim to tell "half price" goods yet bave no price but 11 ke what la offered, fur "Coin ia their King They cannot refuse coin. Shun these dens a3d trade only at the People's Store, where honesty justice go hand in hand. Francisco Ballestero, Louis Laventbal and Juan Vega, who waylaid and robbed tho Chinese clerk of Messrs. Siason, Wallace on San Fernando street, were arraigned before Judge Sepulveda yesterday on information filed by District Attorney Brown.

Tbey waived time, plead guilty to the charge and were sentenced to State's prison for eighteen months eaoh. They will be taken up to that institution tbia evening. Tbe contracts for tbe work on tbe new Hellman building, next to Lttohenberger's, on Main street, were let Thursday. The bilokwork went to Messrs. Smith Carr, for $8,095.

The iron work was secured by. Messrs. Bower Baker for $770, and the carpenter work, plastering, went to Messrs. Fickett Fiokett for $5,648. Work on the buildiug will be commenced at ouce aud it will probably be completed by the first of June.

Mr. J. C. Davis, who formerly owned a ranch in the San Gabriel valley, uuarthe SierraMadreVilla, we regret to learn, died at San Francisco on the 9th instant. His death was caused by cancer in the breast, from which ne had suffered for auu of years.

Mr. Davis, during the lust year or two of bis residence iv the Sau Gabriel valley, was engaged lv raising tobacco and manufacturing cigarettes. He was an enterprising and useful citizen, highly esteemed by all wbo knew him, his death will besiucerely mourned It is rumored that the shue dealers of this town have clubbed together, and with a three column advertisement, to try aud compel the People's Store to quit the shoe trade. The public inuy tbat we are composed of sterner metal than to bulge one inch from our resolutions. People's Store.

At the autiual meetiug of Coeur de Liou Cimmaudery No. 9, Knights Templar, held at their asylum Fhttreday evening, the following ofltoera were elected. Installation will take place next Thursday evening: Sir J. D. Btcknell, Eminent Commander; Sir Ifi.

F. Spence, Generalissimo; Sir H.N. Bruning, Captain-General; sir N. H. Murray, Prelate; Sir R.

R. Brown, Senior Warden; Sir T.J. Caystiie, Juuior Warden; Sir G. F. McLellan, Treasurer; Sir Niles Knickerbocker, Recorder; Sir J.

J. Reynolds, Standard Bearer; Sir A. H. Deuker, Warden; Sir H. Niedeckeu, Sentinel.

In Cily Justice Adums'a Court yesterday, on motion of Deputy District Attorney Morgan, -and good cause being shown, James Murpby, t-entenced to tbe chain gaug for 75 days, 65 of which be had served, was granted a new trial aud discharged. Murphy, who is a painter by trade, has been a model of industry over siuce his commitment and iv the past ten days ho has repainted aud kalsomined Police Headquarters iv a most workmanlike manner. The offence for which he was imprisoned was committed while he was under the influence of liquor and it is hoped that bra punishment will teach him a leseou. Elsewhere in this morning's Herald will bu found the triple column of those well known furniture dealers, Messrs. Dotter Bradley.

Tbis and reliable has just received a largo couslgnrutnt from the East of the latest styles of parlor furniture, bedroom sets, carpets of all paterus aud varioties, laco and oiticr curtains, Wall papers uf the newest designs aud a full assortment of other articles necessary to the complete.furnishing of a house, either cottage or mansion. These goods have all been 'elected especially for this market; they have beeu purchased for cash, they can be sold at prices that defy competition. Intending purchasers should not fail to giva them a call. California and Pacific Association. From tbo subjoined, which we clip from tbe San Antonio, Texas, Express, it will he seen that Mr.

Bryce Grimes, formerly of Ventura county, still takes aa interest in hi' old home. Mr. Grimes, who is a suceoriber to the Herald, writes us that be hopes to returu tv tbiv section at an early day: The California and Pacific Association organised last evening at the office of W. O. Laugdju and elected the following officers: G.

Clark. A. Bonynge. Secretary and Grimes. This association is composed of those who have lived at least three years in the States of California, Nevada and Oregon.

Its object is tv cultivate a spirit of friendship between ull those hailing from the above named States coming to this city, and to assist them by giving such information regarding this sectiou aud people as Is ia their power. Tne meeting was well attended and euthusiastio. Tbe next meetiug will be held at the same place, ou tiext Saturday evening, at half-pastseveu o'clock. All now in this city who are entitled to membership, are cordially invited to be present. FOUR YEARS' RAINS.

From October 1, 1877, to September 30,1881. As tbe rata question is oue of absorbing iulereat, we below give tbe monthly rainfall for the past four years: Season of 1877-78-October .86, November .45, December 393 inches, January 383 inches, February 768 Inches, March 257 inches, April 1 72 inches, May .61, June $07; total 21.21; inched. 1878- 79-October .14, November, 00, December 4 70 inches, Jauuary 3 59 incbec, February .87, March .49, April 1.19 inches, May .24 Juue 03; total 11 36 inches 1879- .93, November 3 64 Inches, December 6.33 Inches, January 1.33 February 156 inches, March 145 Inches, April 506 May total 20 34 inches. .14, November .67, December 8.49 laches, 143 February .36, March 1.W5 April .46, May tout 13.14 incner. Total for four yaara ending September 30, 1881, 66 05 inches.

Total ao far tins season by Mr. C. Duuommun'a gauge, 9.15 inches. COURT REPORTS. unperior sepulveda j.

Friday, March 17. Kerckhoffvs. argued submitted. People vs. Thos.

P. pleaded not guilty. Case set for trial April 5, 1882. Gibba et al. vs.

McDonald et Two days to fllo points; two days to answer. People vs. F. Ballesteros, Louis Laventhal and Juan waive time to plead and plead guilty. Each sentenced to eighteen months iv Bute's Prison.

Thomas H. Hmiib vs. Lv Wheat Smith, allowed till April 15 to serve draft of statement ou motion for new trial. People vs. D.

Velarde aud A. plead not guilty. Trials set for April 3, 1882. HOWARD, j. 8.

R. Co. vs. White et Motion to set aside judgment continued till Mouday next. Wilson vs.

Grijalva et to set aside continued till Monday uext. Myers vs. releasing garnishment heretofore made, vacated as to one-half of wages. Iv re estate of Mary F. Miller, of W.

W. Ross for special letters granted. In re estate of E. Naud, deceased to vucate order granting commission to take deposition of Maria C. Ybarra aud Cbus.

Henry submitted. J. G. Downey vs. Meuieer et Motion for uew trial deuied.

Dubourdieu vs. for judgmo' ou prayer of compUint for alimony passed till to-morrow. Mound City Land and Wa'er Association vs. days additional time granted to prepare statement on motion for new trial. Fletcher vs.

Examination of defendant as to property set for March 22d. Lucy Gillmore vs. American Central Fire Insurance for plaintiff SET FOR TO-DAY. Estate of U. W.

Swart, deceased Petition to sot aside estate for minor heir. Dubourdieu vs for" alimony. Passengers Due This Evening. Tbe following la the Mat uf passengers by the Southern route to arrive in Los Angeles at 4:45 o'clock this evening, specially telegraphed to the Herald from Casa Grande, Arizona, at 11 o'clock last night: Glover aud wife, Tombstene; Oakdale, Cal; Seven oaks, Phillips, San FraucUco; -Smith, Sonora; Berger, Plattsmuuth, Neb; A Levy aud wife, Paris; Baggs, Stockton; 3 Roberts, Modesto; Underwood, 8 Drake, New York; 8 Libby, Walla Walla; 8R Johnson and wife, Omaha; Katie New Boston, III; A Martin, Tucson; Miller, Les AogeU Terreuce, Peters, Cm; Con wall, San Carlos; i land daughter, Colton. Hotel Arrivals Yesterday.

PICO HOUSE. Bam Dip, Yuma Yrlsaui, New Mx ROSaudes.do HJohnson AW Simpson, wf Lederer.do a son, Stockton 8 Bomley, do GPSimpson.Mn Maxwell, city Alex VV Abel, Covarrublas, do FKastman, do Gaugh.SMonlca ford, do King, 0010 A Levy, do HO Kinoald.do iwell Denver Sperry wf, Mrs A Douglas A Stockton utr.N London, Con LMcWilllamsA Hodges, Tueion wf, fihamokiu, Pa Graves, Ariiona COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL. Mlller.Wlmgtn MrsG Wright, Flornc Geo Reynolds, wf PA wf, 111 A Lltte, Eureka Hell, Pasadena Cooper, 8 Dgo Adolph Petsch, do A Lancaster, do Benj 8 Eaton, do Geo Knox, wf and Hrellv, do child, city Dr Radenburgb.do A Swaney, Shaw, Stockton Keys, do WO Menrle.U PRR TFOsborn. do WBStone.SF Tichner, do A Geedlng.ElPso 8 Mitchell, do Can, city ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

Rea and Noble, Tmbstn Mrs Davis, do Robinson, Colo 8 Meyer, do Jackson, do, Flliman, wf cb, JH Saunders, Mcx Trinidad, Colo McCollough, do A Anthony wf, Theo Robertson A lowa wf, Rockford, 111 A AWhtteman.Rvsd Wilson. Boston Miss Martln.Tulare Carter, Wyomg UNITED STATES HOTEL. Jno Ranoh, 8 Diego 8 White, Ventura MoFadden.WmstrG Rotsler, do A Lawler, do Dnpuy, Orange Porter.Clevelnd Short, Sta Ana Wood Graham, do Jones.sandwich I aboades, do Major Chase, 0 Tonner, Pomna Sepulveda, olty Wm Cunningham, Bacen, do Pasadena Kirk wood, do Mrs Wood, Anahm Foley, do McDonald, do .1 no Pagan, do 8 Foxley, 8 Luis Walker, do Juan Mao Davis, do A Ivanoff, 8 ,1 Cook, wf and i children, NY Property Transfers. REPORTED HY JUDSON, GILLETTE 17, CONVEYANCES. Lako Vineyard Land and Water Ass'n to ilm i 8 and 9, H7, and lota 8 and 0, 16, Al ham bra Addition tract, and water rights; $2000.

Win Bail and Sarah, his wife, to Daniel of Sec 7, 5 10 Estate of Wilson to Euscblns 11, Alharnbra tract, and water rights; 5550. Robert Turney to of of NEH Of NEJ4 Sec 14, 8 8, RI2W; 1400. Mary Pittnaan to Chas Pittman- Interest in Rancho La Cienega derived from estate of Pittman, dec'd; Si. hi ias Lister to Nancy aerea ln Rancho Santiago de Santa Ana; love, etc. Susie A Hau nainan to Josephine tracts (12 and 10 35 acres ins Wit Seo22, 13 tl.

I Moore to Henry 17, blk OiMelveny's subdivision, $358. Ygnacio Sepulveda to I Van lot blk 24, Ord's survey; 12000, Mutual Land Co. to Frank Monaehan 9,15 and 17, block Morris Vineyard traot; $500. Juan Jose Trelo and Altagracia, his wife, to Arcadia 20, blk Johnson traot; 25. Robert Strong to Mrs Mary lot 7, blk Chapman tract; tIMU.

DIED. FUNERAL NOTICES, ONE DOLLAR. (his olty, March 17th, of dropsy, Harvey tthvdss, agtd 55 yssri. Funeral to-day (Saturday) at two o'clock f. v.

front his late residenoe on College street, near tha French Hospital. Friends and aeqaaiataaeei are invited to attend. STOCK REPORT. FRANOISOO STOCK AND EXCHANGE BOARD. HORDING SBSBIOK.

Ham Frakoisoo, March 17. 666 OPhir, 3 66, 8.66 60 Alpha, 1.25 80, 8.0!) 150 Belcher, 60c ty 200 8 Nevada, 734 100 Exchequer. 4Sc I'jOG At 60 Bullion, 75c 848.8'/, 160 Justice, 70c 100 Cala. 30c 30 Onion, 320 Havage, 1.20 0 Alta, 3.16 100 Con Va. 90c 25 Julia, 15c mt Potosl, 1.15 Andes, eOe 30 A N.

1 20 iO:) scorpion. 85, uoc 190 Point, 30c 110 Utah, 4.65 OPEN P. M. Albion, 3 05 8.10 3.10 Alta, 3.15 3.20 Jacket, LlO 1.15 1.10 Con Va. Crown Hale A Noroross, 1.15 Chollar, 125 Savage, Exchequer, 45c b.

50 45 Benton, 46c 600 Overman, 86c Union, 11W Gould A Curry, 3.45 Union, llji lliis; Best A Albion, 3 California, Ssc 40a; Andes, Sierra Nevada, Potosl, 1.10 1.15 Justice, 65c 70c a. Slaven's Cherry Tooth Paste. An aromatic combination for the preservation of tbe teeth and gums. It is far superior to any preparation of ite kind in the market. In large baudsome opal pots, price 50 cents.

For sale by all druggists. C. F. Niece, agent Los Angeles. The old reliable store of C.

F. Heinzemau is still headquarters for drugs aud medicines. He has a full line of patent medicines, selling them in quantities to suit at Eastern prices. Fifteen days more of Bright's closlug-out sale of dry goods, boots and shoes. A very convinciug argument of the fact tbat he is selling out at cost is the crowd that you will see there.

Tbe last opportunity. Fifteen more days left, for tbe closing out sale of J. C. Bright's famous cheap store. Go get your dry goods, boots and shoes.

John W. Griffin bas established an office at No. 1J Spring street, where he will oarry on tbe business of General Collector and Insurance Agent. fl-lm C. F.

Heinzemau has been appointed atient for the celebrated Shaker medicines. $500 REWARD. We will pay the above rowaid for any of Liver complaint, Dyspepala, Hick Headache, InUlgrstlon, Constipation or Costlveness we cannot cure with West's Vegetable Liver fills, when the directions are strit tiy complied with. They are purely Vegetable, aud never tall tc give satisfaction. Sugar Coated.

Large 30 fllld. cents. For sale by all Druggists. Heware of counterfeits and Imitations, Thegenulne manufactured only by JuHN 0. WEST A "The Pill Makers," 181 183 W.

Madison Chicago. Free trial par It ace sent, by mall prepaid on receipt of a 3 three cent Btsmp. C. P. HEIZEMAN, Ho.

72 Main Los Angeles, California, Wholesale and retail Druggist, orders by ma'l at regular prices. NERVOUS DEBILITY. A CURE GUARANTEED. DR. E.

C. WEST'S NERVE ANU BRAIN Treatment, a sDecide for Hysteria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Nervous Depression, Loss of Memory, Impoteocy, Involuntary Emissions, premature oid age, caused by over exertion, nelf-abune or over indulgence, wli ich lesds to misery, decay aud death. One bos will cure recenicases. Each box contalnsone month's treatment: one dollar a box, or nts boxes lor live dollars; Kent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any esse.

With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with dollars, wewJll send tho ptuchaser our written guarantee to returu the money if the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by O. P. HEINZF.MAN, No. "2 Main 81., Los Angeles.

Calilornia, Wholesale and Retail Druggist. Orders by mail at regular prices. M. W. CHILDS, Hardware Emporium.

No. 21 Los Strebt, OKAJ-81l STOVES, RANGES, HARDWARE Agricultural Implemeuts, Force nnd Lift Pumps, Rubber Hose, Crockery aud Glassware, Jron and Lead Pipe. AGENT FOB THE NORM A RANGE. of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware aud Artesian well pipe. ITPLUMBINO-W In all its brandies done lo order with neatness and dispatch.

dul-3m H. SLOTTERBECK 77 Main Ntreet. Cutis, Pistols, Rifles Ammunition, Cutlery AND NPOBTXN GOODS OK ALL DKKORJPTIONH. Also a One SHOOTING GALLERY. REP Al HI NG OF FINE OUNS A SPECIALTY.

am a is W. p.m. 3U12 Maximum Thermometer, 60 0 Mtnltimm 410 Rainfall since last report, .03. NEW TO-DAY. Notice of Removal.

I havo Just returned from San Francisco with a choice assortment of SILKS, SATINS, VELVETS, BROCADES. And beautiful TRIMMINGS to match. My Dressmaking Establishment has been removed to No. 5 Spring near Temple Wme, L. Ferrie-Delpech.

mhl7-lm First Class Waiter Wanted Immediately at the OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT, Cardona Blook, Main street. ml6tf REDLANDS. The Most Celebrated Colony in the State! Healthful Climate! Rich Soil! Abundant Water! The owners of the Redlands traot. having disposed or a large portion of their lands, now ofler for sale 150 Acres Only, at $125 per Acre, This being all that will be offered tho present season. The soil is rich and specially adapted to the growth of trees and vines.

The title to the land is U. 8. Patent and beyond quest on. The WATER RIGHT is ample and is sold with the land. The situation of Redlands Is the finest in the San Bernardino valley, the viewbeing unequaled and the elevation 2000 teet above the level of the sea.

The climate is uusurpassecLthe location being so far inland that fogs and northers are almost unknown. iWPostoffloe address, SAN BERNARDINO, CAL. JUDSON Ac BROWN. REDLANDS, March 11, 1832. "The tract or land is finely located and the soli all that can be desired, while the system of ownership and arrangement of the water is the most complete ever yet offered to the Irrigating public of Southern Press and Horticulturist.

"Redlands Is made up of a compact soil largely composed of the slftines of glacial mud. and containing in large proportion the soil elements especially adapted to the ohoicer kinds of fruits. That a grand success awaits the holderson is certain, where no natural element of success is Sau Franclsoo Bulletin. mrlti'f E. BIARTIMCfL Wholesale Liquor md Wine Dealers, 24 Main Street, Baker Block, Los Angeles Cal.

(A branch of the oldest and largest San Francisco liquor house of tho same firm name.) The attention of the country jobbing and saloon trade invited to the fine and fully assorted stock of WHISKIES. BR ANDIES, GIN, RUM, BITTEHS, Of every kind. A full assortment of the wines and brandies of Stern Rose, San Gabriel, and the Cucamonga Vineyard for both of which which we are agents. Invalids, to whom wines and liquors are a necessity, will find a stock of choice old wines and liquors, such as cannot be had elsewhere. Give us a call.

E. MARTIN Baker Block, Los Angeles. NEW TO-DAY. NOTICE. Los March 17tfa, COCAMONQA HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION.

Notice lc hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Cucamonga Homestead Association will be beld on Saturday, the 15th day of April, 1882, at 4 o'clock p. at the office of tbe Farmers' and Merchants' Bank of Los Angeles, ln the city of Los Angeles. The ob- Jsetof the meeting is tbe election of Directors. I. M.

HELLMAN. secretary Cucamonga Homestead Association. mlBtd GENERAL MEETING. All members of tbe LEAGUE OF FREEDOM are requested to appear at a general meeting '10-NIGHT, al7o'clock, atTurnverein Halt. By order of the Executive Commit toe.

R. ECKfcRT, Secretary pro tern. (TNCOBPORATKD HOME MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY, 406 CALIFORNIA SAN JANUARY 1, 1881. CAPITAL, paid up ln gold coin $300,000 Reinsurance Reserve $174,089,69 Assets, Jan, 1, 1881 642,841 00 Income, 12 mouths 840,641 00 Premiums since 3,521,232 23 Losses since organization 1,635,202 84 President J. F.

HOUGHTON Vice-President L. L. BAKER Secretary OH AS. R. BTORY General Agent H.

MAGILL CHAS. Agent. No. 3 Los Angeles street, Arcadia Block, Los Angeles. JIS-3m Capitol Bakery AND' CONFECTIONERY, SPRING below the Postoffloe.

sarWEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PAXES of all styles always on hand. ear ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES for -ie Holidays. GP 'me a call. d7-lm H. wnKfTMAflHreg A.

CHARVOZ, Barber Shop and Hair Dressing Saloon, Hughes's Russian Bath Building, Nos, 15 and Vf MAIN Opposite Pico House. mrlO-lm Hay Sale AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES. Either Rope or Wire Baled. Apply or address J. F.

FALVEY, Sup't Santa Anita Ranch. 1 I NEW ADVERTISEMENTS NOTmjG EVER SINCE OUR SUCCESS in this community has become a settled fact, we have learned that the greatest of crimes is to excel; we have experienced that to be successiul is to create the hatred and enmity of such as aim to be merchants, but in truth have not the capacity and brains to superintend a small peanut stand. They are compelled either to steal our ideas and thoughts or resort to the debasing custom of telling willful lies and falsehoods about us, in hope of retaining their rapidly declining trade. It has become known as a positive fact that the wily double-dealers lay back in their dens until we make a successful move, when out they pounce and ape our very steal our very ideas, and some going so far as even to bribe our employees, in the hope of gaining in a dishonorable manner some few crumbs off our table. We tender our heartfelt sympathy and pity to these poor, brainless, would-be merchants; that when using our ideas in the future to be honorable enough to give us credit therefor.

We have established one of the most prosperous and successful business houses on the Coast, and place before our customers the best of articles at right and proper figures. The public have recoguized us as their champion, and are giving us their trade and confidence. This is the reason that people flock from all quarters to trade with us and pass the places of the ensnaring double-dealers and go directly to our store. The prosperous days of the Los Angeles double-dealers have passed away forever. We have become entirely too powerful an enemy for them to ever hope to conquer; but if they think the copying of our advertisements or the aping of our ideas will do them any good, they are welcome; for the results will be such that we have nothing to fear from the monstrous whale or the little shrimps.

People's Store, 84 86 Main St. THE GREAT Clearing Sale! ASTONISHING REDUCTIONS! FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS AT THE CAPITOL STORE. We beg to cell attention to tbe wonderful bargains we offer for tbe next TWO WEEKS having made further reductions in order to clear off our surplus stock before tbe arrival of SPRING GOODS. Particular attention is oalled to the inducements which we offer ln Bilks, Plushes, Satins, Velvets, Dress Goods. Mourning Goods, broideries aud Gloves.

DON'T READ THIS! Heavy Black Gros-Grain SILK reduced to 800 per yard Very Heavy Black Gros-Grain Silk reduced from $1 50 per yard Extra Heavy Black Gros-Grain Silk reduced from $2 25 to $1.50 per yard 50 pieces Gros-Grain, extra rich, In all the leading shades, reduced to $1 er arf 63 pieces of Black and Colored Silk Satin reduced irom jV to bOc per yard 37 pieces Black and Colored Silk Velvet reduced to fl per yard 14 pieces Black Satin de Lyons Greatly Reduced. 10 pieces Black Surah Bilk Greatly Reduced. A largo lot of Plushes Reduced Below the Wholesale Cost. We will also offjr during the two weeks Goods aud Mourning Goods of all descriptions at the Biggest Reduction of Prices ever known in Los Angeles. EMBROIDERIES.

JUST special invoice of 30J pieces of Fine Cambric Edging and Inserting, in all the Finest and the Cheapest Goods ever sold. 200 dozen Opera Shades at 25 cts. per pair 36 dozen Five Kid Gloves at 50 cts. per pair 30 dozen Jouvin Black and Colored French Kid Gloves, four-buttou, at fl ppr pa Samples sent free. Country Orders receive prompt and careful attention.

aaaasaaaasasi REMEMBER THE TIME AND PLACE, Capitol Store, 79 Main St. mrft-im.