THE LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 22, 1892. 3 Arroyo First Btreet between Vine and San Pe- Stud. Record in a race on a ?dro, |500. straight course, 1:39%. -3 GO TOK- RECORD BREAKERS. These the two races at the FRIDAY MORNINGITES. Charles Robb, one-story frame dwell- are fastest ing, Twenty-seventh street between distance on record. Main street and Grand avenue, $1500. One mile and three-quarters?Hot- Features of the Last Meeting J. Berchtold, one-story frame cottage, The Wonderful Showing Made spur, 5 years, by Joe Daniels, dam by Wagners Jewelry Establishment Wildidle, by Haggin, the Virginia avenue, $700. California Horses. bred J. B. near of Club. Barlow,one-story frame dwell- by Sacramento, Cal. Record, 3:0%. .Allison years, 125 S. SPRING STREET, ing, Griffin avenue between Kuhrts One-mile heats ?Guido, 4 by track, $1000. Double Cross, dam Aurora, bred by Col. the Papers Read and the street and Southern Pacific World's Records Held by Trotters, H. Thornton, county, We will now on Jewelry and Silverware at Greatly Reduced Prices to Some of Mrs. M. D. Godfrey, two-Btory frame. Contra Costa Cal. sell from Ideas Expressed. Grand avenue between Twenty-ninth Pacers and Runners. Record, 1:41%, 1:41. jmake room for our large importation of goods we get from Europe this fall. You Fastest mile on record?Salvator, , the and Thirtieth streets, $3000. will be surprised our low figures. Then old stock has got to go, 1:353 , made on a straight track against at J. D. Hooker, two-story frame, Flower a no we Make us an offer and you will get Resignation of a Talued Officer?Facts Twenty-third The Winners of Classic Races?Marvel- time, at Monmouth Park, N. J., owned 1 matter what price get. them. street between Adams and by We in Sterling Ware, and will give you lower figure* About Woman's Work?The Power streets, $4000. ous Prices Paid for the California J. B. Haggin, at present in the have a large selection of tho Individual-Plans for Bred Trotter-Points and Rancho del Paso stud. Sacramento. Cal. tthan any house in the city. the Next Meeting. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Facts Tbat Count. HORSE PRICS. Some of the prices realized for Cali L. M. WAGNER. People Who Secured Permission to Wed fornia horses, eclipsingamounts realized The Friday Morning club held its Yesterday. In the list of great horses given below for animals bred in any other part of the 125 SOUTH SPRING STREET. usual meeting at the club room in the The following marriage licenses were we aim to show to the world tbat Cali- : issued yesterday: fornia is indeed the best spot on earth Arion, trotting'stallion, 2 years old, Potomac block. by Electioneer, dam Manette, bred at The resignation of Mrs. Ernest K. Charles G. Palmer, native of New for the production of fast horses, says i=liam L., dam Lou. Got record, 2:15%, Hampshire, aged 40, and Jennie Fouts, Palo Alto, $125,000. jJuly 2, 1889; 2:14%, August, lst; 2:14 Foster, the justlypopular secretary, was Breeder and Sportsman, _ Anteeo, trotting stallion, by Elec- native of Kansas, aged 23. into August 23d; 2:12, October 11th, same read and accepted with regret. The native of California, and when the fact is taken con- tioneer, dam Columbine, bred at Palo ,year; at Independence, J. R. Woolley, breeding of trotters Alto, }bred lowa. lady has held this position for nearly a aged 22, and Emma Kisßman, native of sideration that the $65,000. . Sunol, b. m., (bred as above); driven year, and intelligent and Missouri, aged and in this state is a Bell Boy, 3-year-old trotter, by Elec- jby Charles Marvin; got record of her conscien- 18. tioneer, dam Bells, bred at 2:13% tious reports have been attractive fea- Jules Viole, native of France, aged 28, comparatively new "industry," prob- Beautiful iOctober 4, 1889, and reduced it to 2 native Palo Alto, $51,000. ) at No- tures of the weekly programme. and Angele De Groot, of Belgium, ably not one-fourth as many being bred Stamboul, stallion, 2:11, by (present record) San Francisco, A vote aged record vember 9th, same year. TEN ACRES of thanks was extended to Mrs. Foster, 24. here as in , the showing is Sultan, dam Fleetwing, bred by L. J. marvelous. In the twenty years Jose, Los Angeles county, $50,000. CHAMPION FOUR-YEAR OLDS. and the president appointed Mrs. Shel- next Edgemark. Of the best Unimproved Orange Land ALL ABOUT THE CROPS. will doubtless distance all Sunol, three-year-old champion trot- b. h., foaled 1885, by Vic- ley Tolhurst secretary during the short California tor Bismarck; dam Edgewater Belle. bought on easy terms is better than a competitors, and will be the Mecca to ter, record, 2:10%, bred at Palo Alto, } interval before the Bummer vacation. estimated to have been sold to Mr. Bon- Record 2:16, , October 16, life insurance policy, for you begin to which a majority of lovers of well-bred, \ Mrs. Severance spoke of the federa- THE WEATHER BUREAU'S WEEKLY ncr for $40,000. 1 1889. get your money back at the end of four speedy of all turn by Sunol at this age trotted at Cleveland, tion of woman's clubs now in session at REPORT, horses kinds will Mascot, yearling trotter, Stamboul, years, and from that time an annual Chicago, promising a report the when they want to get a fast one. dam Minnehaha, $28,000. July 31, 1890, in 2:15; Buffalo, August at next by« and duplicated her re- income offrom meeting from Mrs. the TROTTING nORSES?FASTEST YEARLINGS UP Tournament, , Sir Col. Eastman, Reports From the Various Southern dam Plaything, bred by J. B. markable performance of November 9, club representative who is now in that TO 1892. Modred, California Counties?The Farmers Haggin, Rancho del Paso Stud, sold J 1889, at Washington Park, Chicago, city. Bred in California?Frou-Frou, b f, 'August 23, 1890. Not Complaining. when four years old at $33,600. Mrs. H. O. Collins read extracts from foaled 189", by Sidney, dam Flirt, by 1 GREATEST THOROUGHBRED per the opening address delivered before Buccaneer; bred by G. Valensin, Pleas- BROODMARE. ' THE POLICE COURTS. $1500 to $3000 Tear. the convention by Dr. Sarah Marian, by Malcolm, dam Maggie Hackett Observer Franklin, of the weather anton, Cal. Record, 2:25%. Stevenson, president of tbe Chicago Bred D., b Mitchell, brought to California by ] Upon furnishes the following report east of the Rockies?Sudie Little Cases Which Were Acted Woman's club, in which the speaker bureau, m, foaled 1886, by Sherman Hamble- Joseph Cairn Simpaon, at present and Yesterday. Nothing pays bettor, and itis aare. rejoiced that women are learning to co- on the condition of the crops for the tonian, dam Fanny Clay, by American for several years paßt the property of L. D. Hollingsworth was arrested yes- the ? operate, heartily and intelligently. past week throughout Southern Califor- Clay; bred in Kentucky. Record, Theodore Winterß, El Arroyo stud, terday on complaint of J. N. Sellers of "Tbe first step in tbe brotherhood of dam of nine star performers bred in nia: 2:35%. 764 Myrtle avenue for having disturbed men is the sisterhood of women." VBNTURA COUNTY. TO California, and one that is expected to . 1892. FASTEST TWO-YEAR-OLDS UP prove better foals are as the peace of that neighborhood on sun- "Idleness, not labor, is a disgrace to Hueneme ?The warm wave of the last be, foaled than all. Her *t J3uy lO Acres of women." "Eight hours for work, eight Bred in California?Arion, follows: Duke of Norfolk, by Norfolk: cdry occasions within the last thirty study eight few days has a tendency to cause a little 1889, by Electioneer, dam Manette, by ' hours for and hours for rest Duchess of Norfolk, by Norfolk; King of idays. Itis a neighbors' quarrel caused shrinkage sown grain and Nutwood; bred by Leland Stanford, by is the ideal arrangement," are some of in the late Norfolk, Norfolk; Prince of Norfolk, tby children. The case willbe tried be- her sayings. ripen barley fast. Heading is in Menlo Park, Cal. Record, 2:10%. by Norfolk; , by , Tustin, Bred east of the Rockies?Monbars, Norfolk; Czar, ; fore Justice Austin on the 27th. Mrs. Bartlett of was then in- progress. by dam The by Norfolk El Rio 1 troduced and spoke of the power of the Bardsdale?An east prevailed the b c, foaled 1889, Eagke Bird, Rey, by Norfolk; Rey del Reyes, by Maurice De Groot, who was tried yes- wind Lady Maud, 2:18%, by Gen. Knox; terday by Justice Stanton, on complaint -:- Norfolk; Alessanta Lai "great week, Tambien, Hooker; individual, claiming that things latter part of the ripening the by N. Yo by Joe 1of his mother, who charged him have been done by great leaders rather grain and drying vegetation perceptibly. bred Fashion stud farm, Trenton, Yo El Rey, by Joe Hooker. . with J. Record, battery, was acquitted. than by great masses." In illustrating The weather is warm, clear and favor- 2:16%. GREATEST LIVING TROTTING BROODMARE. TODAY, account of tbe done by FASTEST THREE-YEAR-OLDS UP TO 1892. George Horton was arraigned yester- she gave an work able. Sontag Mohawk, gr m, foaled 1876, by (day the city township court on the county, Virginia, ANGELES COUNTY. California?Sunol, m.,foaled in Mrs. Rice is Charlotte LOS Bred in b. Mohawk Chief, dam Sontag Nellie, by (charge A. at ? of having stolen from Orlila And lay the foundation of your fortune. a place "ten miles from a lemon" Lancaster ?The warm weather has 1886, by Electioneer, dam Waxana, by Toronto Sontag. Owned by Leland Stan- ] at farm, Florence on the 18th of February a num- Yon can see foryourself how itis among the "poor whites" of that negro- been injurious to grain, but the General Benton; bred Palo Alto ford, Palo Alto stock farm. Following of done. ridden country. This woman of beauty, extent California. Record, 1:10%. \ber of agricultural implements the of the injury is not yet known. The trotters from this mare are in the 2:30 \value of $20. He will be tried next culture and talent left tbe brilliancy of Bred east of the Rockies ?Axtell, br. list, the get of four different stallions: jFriday. New Yorklife and began to teach these first crop of alfalfa is being cut and is h., foaled 1886, by WilliamL.,dam Lou, Eros, Electioneer, yielding tons to the acre and is 1879? br h, by rec- : neglected people, mostly the young 3% by Mambrino Boy; bred at Independ- ord, 2:29%. 10 ACRES OF ALESSANDRO men, to read and write. They accepted bringing $12.50 per ton. ence, lowa, by C. VV. Williams. Record, 1880? Sallie Benton, gr m, by Gen. the teaching eagerly, and now several Tbe Palms?All varieties of trees are 2:12. looking Benton, record. 2:17%. ORANGE LAND are in college and many in the prepara- growing finely. Corn is well FASTEST FOUR-YEAR-OLDS UP TO 1892. prospect good crop. 1884? Sport, gr h, by Piedmont, rec- tory department. and the is for a Bred in California ?Sunol, b. m., foaled ord, Skookum past 2:22%. Root Verdugo?The hot ofthe Two interesting thoughts were brought weather 1886, by Electioneer, dam Waxana, by 1885? Sonoma, gr m, by Electioneer, At the present price, with navel bads at out: three daysS will dry up the natural Benton; farm, record, present price, will cost at end of grass rapidly and hasten ripening of late General bred at Palo Alto 2:28. the First ?That the American stock, in Record, 1886? Colma, gr m, by Electioneer, years, even if you yonr purity, to found among the grain. Barley is being generally cut California. 2:10%. four hire all its is be Bred east of the Rockies? Allerton,br. record, 2:25%. work dove, less than "poor whites" of the Tennessee ana for bay. The deciduous fruit crop Conductor, h, Electioneer, $4000. The above be good. h., foaled 1886, by Jay Bird, dam Gussie 1887? gr by includes cost of land, grading, naming, Kentucky mountains and back districts promises to Wilkes, by Mambrino Boy; bred by C. record, of isolated from the Duarte ?Harvesting is, well under 2:25%. trees, water, and care of same for four Virginia, where, W. Williams, Independence, lowa. 1888? Norhawk, br m, by Norval, rec- Strength. /flSjfefWW Glossy! manufacturing centers and away from way; fruits are growing rapidly; peaches years. Now, if you took care of yonr are over loaded and will have to be Record, 2:13%. ord, 2:20%. the tide of immigration, tbe blood of MOST COMPLETE BREEDING ESTABLISHMENT own orchard, planted vegetables and revolutionary fighters stillflows, unpol- thinned. Highest temperature, 100 FASTEST TROTTING STALLIONS. IN THE WORLD. berries between the trees, which would luted, through their veins. There isfine degrees; lowest, 47 degrees. Bred in California?Palo Alto, b. h., Sulphur. Covina?The May rains greatly foaled 1882, by Electioneer, dam Dame Palo Alto stock farm, property of pay your expenses from the start, you material among them. im- Stanford; trotting establishment Second ?Tbat, perbapa, children are proved tbe late grain and fruittrees are Winnie, by Planet; bred at Palo Alto Senator can readily see the truth of the above Oranges holding Record, situated near Menlo Park, California; Purely 7 .A Most set to study too soon. Itis found that in fine condition. are stock farm. 2:08%. Vegetable / ;-IBbRiFM? Delicate assertion. crop. Bred East of the Rockies thoroughbred farm near Mayfield, Cali- I \ boys of 14 or 16 years of age from the on finely with a prospect for a fine ?Allerton, Compound. < MM \ Fabric. Of course we are only speaking of First crop of strawberries about gone br. h., foaled 1886, by Jay Bird, dam fornia. ,lj '|| most illiterate and uncouth families by LARGEST AND ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE Dandruff. IjOTFj Nature* more in six months than our little and the next willbe ripe in about three Guseie Wilkes, Mambrino Boy; br«** Soothes, !fl »! I',1 learn BREEDING ESTABLISHMENTS ON EARTH. J ? (( \ Own do in three or four years when weeks. by C. W. Williams, Independence, la. Cools \u25a0 Remedy ones And fWm"p> f Jl started to school at the usual age. BAN BERNARDINO COUNTY. Record, 2:09%. Rancho del Paso, property of J. B. ? For Haggin, situated near Sacramento, Cal. Stops (Trade Mark Registered.)* > All Miss Fette read a resume of a Forum Chino?The unusual hot weather this PACING HORSES?FASTEST YEARLINGPACERS All _ ' Scalp article on the woman's exchange? week has damaged the quality of hay CP to 1892. FASTEST TIME BVER MADE BY 2-YEAR- Itching ' ir i ir-i Humors. (THOROUGHBREDS). whether it be for business or ? OLDS conducted now being cut. Beets are growing vig- Bred in California Fausta, b. f., & HAIR charity. This was followed by an ani- foaled 1890, by Sidney, dam Faustina, Three-quarters, , bred at Scalp. From mated discussion, during which it ap- orously and a heavy crop is well as- El Arroyo, 1:11. ALESSANDRO Valensin, sured. by Crown Point; bred by G. peared tbat this idea of "charity" is Pleasanton, Cal. Record, 2:22%. Seven-eighths, Nero, bred at Palo Alto, The most lovely valley in Southern what makes most exchanges business Ontario?The past week has been Rockies?Rollo, 1:27%;' GBQWEB very warm, the temperature ranging Bred East of the gr. Ir California: the best orange land in the failures. One mile, C. H. Todd, bred at El Ar- Dressing. Substances.3 g., foaled dam to .degrees. The heat was 1890, by Jerome Eddy, Sold by Druggists, Worth The Bcience and metaphysical com- from 00 95 Grey Betsy, by Mambrino Patchen; , royo, 1:41%. $1; six,s3. $5 a bottle State, and the land tbat those who ' to grain mittee have charge of tbe meeting for favorable curing and beneficial by One and one-quarter miles', Sinfax, MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE know it best call to young orange orchards. bred H. C. Jewett, Buffalo, N. Y. next Friday, and will present a paper Record, 2:22%. bred at Palo Alto, 2:07%. on the eye, by Dr. Meader. It willbe Riverside?The temperature for the The at Chicago, won Skookum Root Hair Grower Go. accompanied by colored illustrations, past three days has been very high; FASTEST THREE-YEAR-OLDS. four times by Californians out of nine NEW YORK. and promises to be interesting. 105 degrees was reached on the 17th, Bred in California?Yolo Maid, b.m? starts, against horses bred in all other , God's Own Country. 105 on the 18th, and 115 on the 19th foaled 1886, by Alexander Button, dam sections. In two Californians wind on the 17th and coun- addition, THREATS TO KILL. with a hot north Mollie,by St. Clair; bred in Yolo ran second. Dr. ARENSBERG, 18th. Hay is all cut but the crop is ty, Cal. Record, 2:14. First, Volante, 1885, by Grinstead, Graduate from University of Berlin, Oranges Rockies?Manager, For fullparticulars, apply to B ad Feeling; Between Ballona Men Leads very light. promise a very Bred east of the owned by E. J. Baldwin. Twenty years'experience: five years in this devoted his life and to to Arrest of Mr. Sanford. fair crop. gr. c, by Nutwood, dam Carrie, by First, Silver Cloud, 1886, by Grin- city, has labor the tha Alessandro?Hot, dry winds have George Wilk6s; bred by Stout Bros., ]study of Special classes of diseases, namely: CLARK, George Sanford was examined before stead, owned by E. J. Baldwin. Those of the Genito-Urinary Organs and Organs THEODORE prevailed; the temperature ranged Pubuque, lowa. Record on kite-shaped First, C. H. Todd, 1887, by Joe iofthe Respiration and Digestion, and Diseases Justice Stanton yesterday afternoon on , from degrees; the lowest was track, System. Manager Land Department, 100 to 105 2:11%. Hooker, owned by D. J. McCarty. ofthe Nervous the charge of having threatened to degrees. Drought THROUGH along and diligentstudy under 50 has slightly in- FASTEST FOUR-YEAR-OLDS. First. Emperor of Norfolk, 18S8, by the guidance and professorship of the most Bear Valley Irrigation Co., shoot P. E. Woodworth, of The Palms, . jured hay and grain. Leaf, Norfolk, by renowned medical men of Europe, the doctor Bred in California?Gold eh. m., owned E. J. Baldwin. : on 18th instant. The orange county. by ' is enabled to diagnose each case with almost REDLANDS, Fernleaf, Second, Sorrento, 1889, CAL. the defendant . foaled 1885, by Sidney, dam by Joe Hook- ? Infallible correctness; as the exact diagnosis had not made the threat to the com- Anaheim?The extreme heat of the Flaxtail; bred by G. Valensin, Pleas- er, owned by D. J. McCarty. is everything in medicine, the success ol my plaining witness himself, but to Jose last three days, the temperature ranging anton, Cal. Record, 2:11%. Second, Santiago, 1890, by Grinstead, treatment is obvious. of Rockies ?Strong Boy. owned by E. J. Baldwin. SUFFERERS from private diseases of any Farrias and Juan Cruz, a couple of up to 100 degrees, has not damaged any Bred east the kind, Irritability of tbe Bladder, or Kidney gr. h., foaled 1887, by Allandorf, dam WON MOST RACES IN 1890. Trouble, Diabetes, Dlspepsta or any other de- Mexicans of the neighborhood. growing crops, and will tend to ripen rangement Stomach, Complaint, Woodworth not assign any other Bashaw Belle, by Bashaw 50. Record, Guido, b. o.| 3 years, by Double ol the Liver could early fruits. 2:12. As hma and Bronchitis would do well to con- reason for the enmity of Sanford, with Santa Ana?Three days this week Crosß, dam Aurora; twenty-two wins sult the doctor at once. FASTEST PACERS OF ANY AGE. DOCTOR whom he has always been on friendly were quite warm, the temperature out of thirty-one starts, and placed in A Thorough and Speedy Cure terms, excepting that be had had a ranged from 94 to 98 degrees. With an Bred in California?Direct, b. h. all but three events, heads the list of fight with defendant's brother a Director; Echora, winners.; bred by Col. H. I. Thornton, Is assured in a majority of cases by a skillful few abundance of water everything has foaled 1885. by dam and scientific method of treatment. days before at Santa Monica. Farrias grown rapidly. The outlook is good. by Echo; bred by L. M. Titus, Los An- rancho Resaca, Contra Coata county, If the case is incurable, the patient will be WHITE'S and Cruz alleged tbat Sanford had Tustin?Hot spell on the 17th, 18th geles, Cal. Record, 2:06. Cal. candidly so informed. stated that he intended to go to Wood- and 19th, tbe temperature reaching 96 Bred east of the Rockies?Roy LARGEST WINNER IN 1890. Nasal Catarrh of the most obstinate char- DISPENSARY, worth's house for the purpose of killing degrees. The warm weather is bene- Wilkes, br. h., foaled 1883, by Adrian Tournament, 3 years, by Sir Modred- acter thoroughly and quickly cured. him and if he did not then he succeed ficial. Apricots are heavily loaded and Wilkes; dam Flora, untraced; bred by Plaything, $89,755. Give the doctor a trial. would wait if necessary twenty years, need thinning; peaches promise well; E. V. Hayden, Minneapolis, Minn. CHAMPION YEARLING FROM 1887 East First St., evidently TROTTERS DR. H. ARENSBERG, but the last witness was bo prunes a lightcrop. Record, 2:08%. TO PRESENT TIME. mixed up as what he OEFICE, NORTH BROADWAY, to had heard tbat SAN DIEGO COUNTY. TROTTING HORSES TO HARNESS IN A RACE. Norlaine, b. m., foaled 1886, by Nor- Hi Treatment, $10 a Month. Permanent bis testimony had no weight with the val, Between First and Temple streets. Cures Guaranteed for $20, medicines in- Miguel Vineyard?Warm weather has pre- Bred in California?Palo Alto, b. h., dam Elaine, bred at Palo Alto. OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 12 a.m.; 2to 5 p.m., cluded. Dr. White is the oldest, only reliable court. Chavez swore that San- about three p.m. ford had told him that he was going to vailed, with some dry east wind, and foaled 1882, by Electioneer; dam Dame Record, 2:31%. Stood for and 7 to 8 5-14 lm and most successful Private, Nervous and Winnie, by Planet; bred at Palo Alto years, only to be beaten by another ChronicaDisease Doctor ln the city. No damage the grain crop, which kill Woodworth on Bight. All the wit- slight ellipti- Californian, Freedom. amateur doctors employed. No surgioalstaffi?) nesses for the prosecution gave the de- has com- farm, California. Record on an fake. No swindling patent medicines for sale. is now in the dough. Haying Freedom, c, foaled 1889, by Special fendant an excellent character forpeace ; yield The cal track, 2:13. b. Sable I CURE FITS! diseases treated skill fullyand promptly menced the will be good. ?Nancy Wilkes, dam Laura Drew, by Arthurton; When Isay care I do not mean merely to stop them cured. Syphilis, Gonorrhoea. Gleet Stricture,, and quiet. was Bred east of the Rockies again. The case continued till season has been good for young orch- Hanks, foaled 1886, bred by William Corbitt, San Mateo fora time and then have them return Imean a Seminal weakness, Impotency, Varicocele,. Wednesday next. ards. br. m., by Happy radical euro. I have made the disease of FITS, KPI- Nervous Debility. Sexual Indifference of both Medium; dam Nancy Lee, by Dictator; stock farm. Record, 2:29%. LEPSY orFALLINGSICKNESS a life-long study. I sexes, Bladder, Kldnev, Skin.and Blood dis- Elec- remedy cases, eases quickly and permanently THE bred by H. Boswell, Lexington, Ky. BellBird. br. f., foaled 1890, by warrant, my to cure the worst Because cured. THE NORTON SUIT CRUSHED. SUPERVISORS. tioneer, bam Bells, by The othera have failod ia no reason for not now receiving a Consultation and examination free to those \u25a0 Record on a kite-shaped track, 2:12. Beautiful and Free Bottle of taking treatment. Moor, bred at Palo Alto stock farm. cure. Send at once for a treatise a Dispensary, The New Districts to Be Discussed Next FASTEST HEATS IN A FACING RACE. my infallible remedy. Givo Express and Post Office. Dr. White's 116 East First Judge McKinley Holds the Indictment ' Wednesday. Record, street. Rooms 12.13,14,15. Bred in California?Direct, blk. 2:26%. H. G. ROOT. S3. C.a 183 Pearl St., N. Y. is Defective. The board of supervisors met yester- h., Frou-Frou, b. f., foaled 1890, by Sid- Yesterday morning Judge McKinley foaled 1886, by Director, dam Echora, ney, dam Flirt, by Buccaneer; bred by day and received a call from Messrs. S. by Echo; bred by L. Lob Angeles, y CANCERS and TUMORS a surprise party in Titus, G. Valensin, Pleasanton, Cal. Record, Painless Dentistry. inaugurated little M. White, M. Marsh and T. E. Gibbon California. Record, 2:09, 2:08,2:08%. q Fine Gold Fillings department six of the superior court by 2.25%. Cured or no pay; no of the Democratic county committee. Bred east of the Rockies?Hal Pointer, CHAMPION TWO-YEAR-OLD TROTTERS. km mm\ knife or pain. Testi- dismissing the jury in the case of the Tbe gentlemen wanted to discuss the b. g., foaled 1884, by Tom Hal jr., dam Kf monlalß and treatise l.'rowu^ftiid^Brldse supervisorial Sweepstakes, by Knight's Heels; The record has been held by California free. Female and I.uno People vs. C. E. Norton. question of the new dis- Snow present time. trouble also a specialty. All operations pain* and the was for a by H. P. Pointer, Spring Hill, Tennes- horses from 1880 to the _W St., A motion was made on Friday by the tricts, matter set Sweetheart, br. m., by Sultan, dam I 211W.First hearing next Wednesday. see. Record, 2:10%, 2:10%,2:10%. « iLos Angeles. SKT defendant's attorneys, Messrs. Gage Minnehaha; recoid, 2:26%; bred by L. 4-27 3m 8. R. CHAMLEY, M. D. Y___\ 'BETH. 18.00. A letter was received from H. M. FASTEST PACING TIMETO WAGON IN ARACE. record JJft and Bacon, to dismiss the euit on sev- tbat the ad- J. Rose, Loa Angeles county; held STBVBMS IBMS. grounds. Maxwell asking board by Bred in California?Alfred S, b. g., September 25, 1880, to November eral Judge McKinley took the call for bids for the publica- from Rooms 18 and 10, case under and yesterday vertisement foaled 1883. by Elmo, dam Nora Marsh- 20, 1880, when Fred Crocker beat it. *? , advisement, list tion of the delinquent tax next all, by Union; bred H. Beale, Mayfield, by discharged the jury, saying tbat the in- tbe doubt Fred Crocker, b. g., Electioneer, CALIFORNIA ICE CO. dictment as at present fatally month. As board had some California. Record. dam Melinche; record, 2:26%; bred at drawn is as to its powers, the matter was referred 2:16%. % defective, inasmuch as itsets forth that Bred east of the Rockies?Judge Fui- Palo Alto; held record until October 19, MANUFACTURERS OF Baldwin, to the district attorney for his opinion. lerton, eh. g., fooled 186-, by Edward the the prosecuting witness, dis- 1888, when Sunol caat all recorda in ?DBALBB IK? posed of his property by deed to J. Everett, dam untraced; bred by in I Dunn, a fictitious person. IS IT A NUISANCE ? Orange county, New York. Record, Sunol, b. m., by Electioneer, dam The case is referred back the 2:20%.. Waxana; record, 2:10%, lowered from PURE to next Beating ICE! A Steam Carpet machine in of grand jury for their action, and in the Question. PRESENT HOLDERS OF THOROUGHBRED her own world's record 2:20%; bred FROM DISTILLED WATER, meantime Norton at Palo BBStCarpets, continues under bail. James Lacey waß on trial before a RECORDS, Alto. Mattresses and Arion, b. c, by Electioneer, dam Cor. San Fernando and Olympia sts. Stoves. juryof twelve yesterday in Justice Aus- One-half mile?Geraldine, 4 years, by 2:10%, BUILDING PERMITS. Grinstead, dam Peggy; bred by Manette, by Nutwood; record, tin's court, charged on the complaint of Cousin lowered from his own world's record of Particular attention given to famlles. Prices low for spot oash, or will sell on install- R. P. Ashe, Maltese Villafarm, Merced Palo Alto; ments. New Dwellings That Are Soon to Be Dr. D. G. MacGowan, the health officer, county, Record, 0:46. 2:14% and 2:15% ; bred at 4-10 3m TELEPHONE NO. 385. Erected. having maintained a nuisance in California. present holder record. 451BOUTH BPKINO BTKKKT, with Nine-sixteenths of a mile?lodine, of DRUNKENNESS BE CURED. -.The following building permits were the month of March on Bellevue and aged, by Little Alf, dam Kitty Dean; CHAMPION THREE-YEAR-OLD'S FROM 1884 CAN Between Fourth and Fifth Street*. issued during the past week by the city Centennial avenues bykeeping in opera- bred by B. Stupe, Merced county, Cali- TO PRESENT TIME. SAFE, SURE AND SCIENTIFIC. Telephone 9841. P. O. box 1921. 7-81-tf there steam carpet cleaning works. superintendent of buildings: tion fornia. Record, 0:54%. Except alternately from July 2,1889, SILVER ASH INSTITUTE It is alleged that the institution gen- a 1889, Sunol low- Henry E, Day, five one-story frame Thirteen-sixteenths of mile?Ger- to November 9, when OI Southern California, for the cure ol the MRS. A. MENDENHALL, erated volumes of dust, offensive to the Cousin (2:12) by sec- HABITS, cottages, O. Mairs tract, aldine, aged, by Grinstead, dam ered Axtell's mark 1% ALCOHOL AND OPIUM J. Central ave- nostrils and injurious to the health of Peggy; bred at Maltese Villafarm, near onds, which stands today, 2:10%. Santa Fe Springs, Cal.. on the line of the Hair Dressing and Toilet Parlors, nue, $800 each. the neighborhood. The case took all Merced, Cal. Record, 1:19 3-5. Sable Wilkes, blk h, by Guy Wilkes, Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railways. 107 N. Spring St., Boom 23 Schumacher Block. day, a number of for pro- 318 2m D 8. ALEXANDER. Manager, W. F. Solomon, one-story frame, cor- witnesses the One mile?[ln a race and over an oval dam Sable, by The Moor; record, 2:18; Fine line ol hair switches, $1.60 «nd up- ner and secution testifying, and it went over course]? Racine, 3 years, by Bishop, stood good from October 9, 1887, to July wards. Best hair curler, 25c each Manicur- Dakota avenue Emmet Btreet, were ing $600. until tomorrow, as many more dam Fairy Rose; bred at Palo Altofarm, 2, 1889, when Axtell beat it. Sable for ladles and gentlemen. Shampooing, awaiting turn. stock Weak Men^naWomen cutting and curling. Bleaching and dyeing, R. E. Shaw, frame cottage, corner their near Mayfield, Cal. Record, 1:39%. Wilkes was bred at San Mateo USE I>AMfASA BITTERS, specialty. Afull line of toilet preparation* Raveloe, Hooker, SHOULD Remedy; gives Shampooing at aericed, Walnut and Mozart streets, $900.' Drink John Wieland's Beer. 3 years, by Joe dam farm. the Great Mexican Health done residences if brick, . IlluBion; bred by Theodore Winters, El Axtell, br h, foaled in 1886, by Wil- und Strength to the Sexual Organs. 4-83 lm Mrs. A. Vick, blacksmith chop, Unsurpassed for quality and taste. 1