The City's Power to Enforce theLicense Ordinance.

IM SUPERIOR COURT, HOWARD, J.In the mailer of George W. Mor-

gan, on habeas corpus.?The mit-timus io this ease was issued byJustice Adams In pursuance ofArt. 5, 800. 12, of tha Revised Obnr-tar, wbioh In case of the absence oftha Mayor, or bis inability to act,ba may select and deputize anyoneof tbe Justices ot the Peace in theolty to act in his place as Judge ofMid Court, which Justice duringtha term of his substitution shallbave the same power and performtha duties of said Court. The pre-BUrnptlou is that the selection wasregular, nothing appearing to tbecontrary.

It appears that Morgan on the20th day of May, 1881), was convict-ed ofa misdemeanor in uulawFullyconducting aud carrying ou withintbe corporate limits of the city oflios Angeles, for bis own benefitand profit, tbe business of real es-tate agent without first having ob-tained a license from tbe authori-ties of the city of Los Angelea, amifined in tbe sum of thirty dollars,or to be imprisoned in tbe countyjail of Loa Angeles couuty at therate of one dollar per day until thesatisfaction be paid, not to exceedthirty days, in default of paymentthereof, aud being held in impris-onment under this couvictiun hasaued out this writ on the grouudthat the complaint states no crimeor offense under the statute confer-ring authority on the city to pas-the eydluanoe in relation to thelicense of real estate agents orbrokers.

There was an appeal in this caseby defendant to tbe Superior Court,and Judge Sepul veda bold tbe con-vlotion regular and valid.It would seem that in tbe ab-

nenoe of an appeal to the SupremeCourt that Judgment should be heldfinal and res ad judicata.

It would leau to a conflict of ju-risdiction and oonfusion if a co-ordinate Superior Court were to re-verse a judgment of the otherbranch of the Court on a writ ofhabeas corpus. That C nirt. held,in effect tbat the ordinauce wasvalid, tbe offense a misdemeanorand the couv.ctiou valid. To holdthat judgment void would In effectbe a reversal on writ of habeas corpua nf its own judgment by thesame Court.

Tue cue of Kearney referred toby counsel bas no application, asthe Supreme Court held tbat thePolice Court of San Francisco wasone of special limited jurisdiction,?nd tbe proceeding showed no ju-risdiction either of the person orthe subject matter. If the judg-ment of tbe Superior Court wereopen to inquiry, Ihave no douotthat tbe decision w»- correct.

Tbe oharter as amended March30th, 187-1, Sec o, declare*: "TheMayor and Council shall have pow-er by ordinance to provide lor thelicensing, regulating, restraining,suppress:ne; aud prohibiting, oreither of or all hawkers, ped-dlers, pawn broker*, dance cellars,melodeons, shows, circuses, billiardtables, bowliug aud ten-pin alleys,faro banks, gaming witii cards,games of chance, gambling houses,tables or stands, bawdy housjs, thekeeping of bees within thecity lim-its, and any aud all nuisances, andoffensive, immoral, in l< cent or dis-reputable places, business and prac-ticss, or eitber, in said city; also tvlicense the carrying on und con-ducting of any uud all prolessions,trades, callings, occupations or oth-er business of any person, naturalor artificial, within the orporatelimits of said city; to fix theamount of license tux thereon andtobe paid therefor, ut such sumsrespectively as said Council shallthink equitable and jti-t, and may,in the name and for the benefit oteald corporation, impose iv suchmanner as it eees proper to prescribe, tbe payment of such licensetaxes by suit, either with or with-out attachment, in the properCourt, under the laws of the State,or by fine or imprisonment, oreitber, or in such oilier manner usin said ordinauce may be provmed."

ItIs not deuied that the Legisla-ture may impose licenses iv theshape of t<ixe>, and may authorizethe exercise or the power by munic-ipal corporations.

In MeCllotock vs. Maryland,4 Wheat., the Supreme Court of

?the United States says: "Thepower of taxing * ? * Is essentialibe very existence of government,and may be legitimately exercisedon the obiects,to which it is appli-cable to the utmost extent to whichthe government may choose to ent-ry it."

In Railroad vs. Pennsylvania,15 Wallace, the same Court held,Field, J.: "Tbe power of taxation* * * is necessarily limited tosubjects withiu the jurisdiction oftbe State. The subjects ure per-sons, property and business. What-ever form taxation may assume.Whether duties, imports, excises,or licenses. It must relate to one ofthese subjects "This ordinance was before theSupreme Court of this State in thecase ofAh Toy aud held valid astbe exercise of the police power asto peddlers.

In the case of Brooklyn vs. Ber-lin, 57 N. V., an ordinance of thecity Imposing a license of the ueof carts was held valid as an exer-cise of tbe police power. But suchregulations are equally validwhether treated as the exercise oftbe power of taxation or police.Burroughs, p. 392.

ItIs well settled that tbe Legis-lature may delegate the power oflicensing trades or occupations tomunicipal corporations. Hill nnMu. Corp, Sees. 38, 591, p. 694;Cooly on Taxation, p 408.

Itis contended, however, that in-asmuch as tbe charter does men-tion certain occupations and omitstbe terms real estate agents, tbecity authority under the word.:"Also to license the carrying ouand conducting of any and all pro-fessions, trades, callings, occupa-tions or other business," derives nopower. There are cases that seemto sustain this view, hut I thinkwhen examined they will h \u25a0 foundto differin terms from tbe Los An-geles Cbarter.

It le said In Burroughs on Taxa-tion, p. 162: "A law imposing atax on oertaiu specified occupa-tions, and on other employmentsincludes lawyers." A differentconstruction would fail to give anyeffect to the language employed.

There oan be no doubt that Itwastbe intention of the Legislature togive the power te the olty author-ities to require ? license for all oo-

oupations. It does not follow thatthe Council Is required er will de-maud a license for all occupationsor business. The charter gives pow-er to seleot and the exercise of dis-cretion.

Tbe rule of Interpretaion Is thusstated by Chancellor Kent, 1Comm., 510: "itIs an establishedrule, in tbe exposition of statutes,tbat tbe Intention of the law-giverla to be deduced from a view of thewhole.and every part ofthe statuts,taken and compared together. Thereal intention, when accurately as-certained, will always prevail overtbe literal sense of terms. Whenthe expression in a statute is specialor particular, but tbe reason Is gen-eral, tbe expression should hedeemed general."

Chapter 3d of tbe Political Code,conferring powers on tbe CommonCouncilor municipal corporations,Section 4408, declares tbat theCommon Council ehall bave power:?To provide for tbe Unending anyor all business not prohibited bylaw, and fix the amount of licensetax for the same." Uuder well set-tled rules the cbarter is to be con-strued with reference to the generallaw and the whole legislation ontbe subject.

The construction of the powers,of the Common Council on the tub-j.'ct of license Is eoaroely uu openquestion. In the case of Baora-mento vs. Charles Crocker, 16 Cal ,thequestlou was presented of thepower of the corpoiation to exacta license of a merchant when thebusiness of the merchant was notspecially mentioned. The languageof tbe charter of that city was:'\u25a0The Supervisors shall bave powerto fixand collect a license tax onall theatres, shows, exhibitions, orother places of amusement, mid onall trades, professions and busi-ness."

Cutler tbe argument of counselintblscase the right to impose alicense would bave been limited totheatres, shows, exhibitions andplaces of amusements; but tbe Su-preme Court gave effect to tbe gen-eral words, and in relation to ibisojeation said: "Itis a sufficientanswer to say that by the thirdsection of the Consolidation Act of1858 (Stat. 26SJ power is given tothe Board of Supervisors to levytaxes, aud oanse the same to be col-lected; and by tbe fourth section(269) the Board bas power to fixand collect a license tax on * * *all trades, professions aud business» * *. There is no doubt that thesending of merchandise is a busi-ness withiu the meaning of thestatute." To the same effect isSacramento vs. Stage Co., 12 Cal ,134.

There is little doubt that a realestate agency is a business wllhiuthe meauing of tho charter of theCity of Los Angeles.

The defendant's counsel has re-ferred the Court to the ca-e of But-ler's Appeal, 7J Perm, St., inwbicb it was decided that: "AuAct authuriz.'d tlie Council ofWllksbarre to impose a tax for police purposes ou bowling alleysaud billiard tables, * ? uud alsoauctioneers, or other venders ofmerchandize or other articles ofout-cry, * ! * aud all otberplaces of business or amusementscouduuted for profit," did not au-thorize a tax on merchants, bunk-ers' business," etc.

He has also referred the Court toCity of St. Louis vs. Laughliu, 49Mo,, iv which it was held: "TbeCharter of the city of St. Lnuis,approved March 4, 1870, providedthat the Mayor and City Councilshould have power to license 'auc-tioned, grocers, merchants, retail-ers, hotels, * * * hackneycarriages, omnibuses, carts, draysaud other vehicles, aud all otherbusiness, trades and avocatious orprofessions whatever. The pro-fession of 'law' was not speciallyenumerated. Held that under saidprovision the City Couucil of St.Louis had no power to pass an or-dinance levying ou attorneys-atlaw. The rule is, wbeu generalwords follow particularoues to con-strue them as applicable ouly toperson.-, or things of the same gen-eral character or class, Aud iv thecase mentioned the profession oflaw was not ejusdem generis, audcould not be embraced iv the pur-view of the Act." The Pennsyl-vania cuss goes on the sameground. All the cases assert thatit is a question of legislative inten-tion, aud it cannot well be doubtedthat It was the intention of theLegislature of California in tbeLos Angeles Charter to enlarge totho particular by the general wordsemployed, so to authorize the taxation of real estate agents, audother business.

The Pennsylvania an.l Missouricases in their application to thissubject are iv conllict with the de-cisions of Louisana, aud especiallyof California, which this Courtisbound to follow.

The Act of the Legislature ofApiil 4, 1850, declares that, "A lth it tract of lauil included withinthu limiis of Ihe pueblo of Los Au-gules, as heretofore known and ac-knowledged, shall henceforth beknown as the city of Los Angeles,and said city is hereby declared tobe incorporated according to tbeprovisions of the Act entitled'AnAct to provide for tbe incorporationof cities;'approved March 18(11),185(1," page lo>. ihe 11th section of1800, page 88, providing for tbe In-corporation of cities, gives to theCommon Council of all cities thepower "to provide for licensing anyor all business not prohibited bylaw; to fix the amount of licensetax for the same." This provisionhas been retained In all subsequentamended Los Angeles charters, ai dthe power constantly exercised.This must be regarded as settingthe law on the subject, both by leg-islation and usage; 23 Pic, SpauU-intr vs. Lowell.Itwould seem that this course

of legislation aud practice, runningthrough thirty years, should be re-ceived as the settled construction oftlie charter as to the license of oc-cupations. The defendant Is re-manded. Howard, J.

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Sale of Real EstateBy Administrator with tho Sillannexed.

In the Superior Court of Loa Ange-les County, state of CallforoiA.

In re the estate of Rosa Isabella D.Baldwin, dcoeasod.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursu-ance oi the t>rd«r ot said Superior Courtof thu county of Los Angeles, Stale otCalifornia, made ou thet» v day <>; May,A. D. 1881, in the matter of the estate oftlosa Isabella v. huldwlu,deceased, theundersigned, administrator with tuewillannexed of said estate, will sell atprivate sale to the highest and best bid-uer lor Gash and subject to the confirm-ation ol suid Superior Court, all tlieright, title, interest aud estate ul' thesaid deceased al the time of herdeaib,aud ail the light, title and interest thesaid estate has, by operation of law orotherwise, acquired other thuu or in ad-dition tv that ut thu suid deceased at thetiuw ol her death in uud lo those certainiols, pieces, or tracts ul luud lying uudusing in itie couuty ol Los AngSltS. Stateof California, aud described us follows,10 Will

First?Commencing St A forked willowtree about 8 inches through, markedi i),In black paint, wlncU is situatednear tne bank oi the RaDjnor irrigatingditott and corresponds with and is Sia.16of*survey made in December, 1870.oy ii, M. Jouusou ul' tue irrigable it.a viiue Kanciio Los r-euz, reiereuco toAllien is hereby mure particularlymade; thence, fulluwing the mesnuSfuuu vi said survey LH degrees W oneL-uaiii aud kSvSOty?Sight links; ihence Nio^idegrees E 2.75 chums; tiISACe 012*.?egrets 1.75 chains; thence 18J4 de-grees W9 5i cnaius; theueo N 32' 4 de*

trees c 2u/ euains; thence lh 'iTtidegrees2.01 chains iv station 2j ol Johnson's

survey; theuce w 78:4 degress £1 28.88chain*; thsnoe s iu;-4 dtgiees 26.81juuius; tueuco st 1* degree* Wio t>uchaius; thence N cv degrees W 800iJliuius to tue point oi beginning the lu-tai uieu oi the laud hereby conveyeduelug 01 \u25a0)\u25a0 I i' acres . 1 lund.»tiiouu-.iuu the oue-uith interest in

aboUL3 800 acre-, oi tout certain tract olland situate, lying and being in thecounty ul Angeles, elate oi Caiifurvia, uud mure purticulaity described asfuliuws, to wit: Commencing ul thenver ul Lus Angeles, at, an unK Uee, v

\u25a0 uud'imtrk of lue raucho cai led *'Provi-deneia," near v lim jailu, aud runningthence souiuwesLeriy aioug tne U.»uuu-ary liueuitaid Uansho Lv ProvidenciaLvthe Aliso tree of tne nopaleio; tuencueasterly to the uAguaga uu Mocuvenga;"Lheuce lo a point iv liuillOflhS "Aguageuel Suucito;" thence in another suu.gbtline pusstng direct iy through theroriezueia lo the river ol LosAugeies; theuce up thu cnauneiof thu said river u» the place ofoegiuuing, tue laud hereby ueaeribedbeing upjrtof the Kancuo LosFsllSigranted io Maug. Yguacio Vsrdugo byttlauuel Michuuorena jSlurcu 1811,??aViug uud e&cepLiug from the lastabove described tracts ccriaiu parcel ollaud described us follow*1 Commencingat a redwood stake in mound of blouesmarked I*.D.s. 1, 4X4 Inches in diame-ter aud distant lv UuUs from the centeroi the Canal and Ke.-ervoir Company'sditch and on north side of same, Iromwhuuu poiul a l.ve-oak tree abuut 4 feetin diameter uud marked ii. T. w. i.P. D.,

N degrees E 277 ciiuius dis-tant: auoiuer nve-uuk on oppesno sideoi UeaervoirCompany*\u25a0 diicu aooui-ifcit-et in diaiutttr, biased aud marked ii.r« N.Sfe). IP. D-i hours S 60V S degrees E4 28chainsuMblunt, and is ou tne Westbaua of a small gulch; lheucti running alew Unas iv the uortuwurd uf Ue&ervuirCompany's ditch M 75.'4 degrees W 022cnaius to sandstone rock uud stakemarked H. 2,8iUuks from center oi diuh(rum which poiul v Jive ujk lieu übuULjjftlectin uiaiiieter near edge ut'ditch

dtgseefl W 0.2 icnaius di-t--iuut, uuoiher nve-uuk noout tame sizeueais N degrees VV SbOUt ij.OOl'liams

ulsLaui anu fct* corner of Jose Paco'saaoue house tears N 4u degrees E 4.47chains and is I.UB chains Jong by 27 linkswide; usycumoie treu stands about cen-tre oi rear uf nuuse and is about 78 linksdistant irom house t another large live-oak on north side of ditch anu immedi-ately ou edge ol same bears s 06 degreestfll*2Bonsins umlaut; theuce loiiowingHeseiVoir and Uanal Company's ditch up\u25a0trssm N degrees w 8.87 chains to aslake 10 Unas uistuut from center uldnch aud uimked s. s; thenoeN 88)4 de-gress W 2.01 chains tv a stake 27 nuksdistant from center ol ditch aud markedS*4; thence S 67degrees w l,Bs chainslvv siake 27 uuks tium center ol ditchand marked s. o; thence N si;-4 degieesWB.U3 chains tv a stake 17 links irumcenter of diicu antl marked S tj; thenes

sjidefiTie-Mi W 1.24 cnaius loa slake 11iuias from center uf ditch and marued S.7; ihence N VV 2«o2chains tva stake 10 links iroui center of ditch andmarked a. 8; theuce M 18)j£ dtgreea E 4.uscuains to a staae 11 links from center ulditch and mai ked s. tt; theuce N 2 de-grees W 0.18 chains tv a stake distuut io

? inksfrom centei of duciiunU maikediv; thence JN gSHdtgress VV 0.07 cnaius toaslake 3a huks irom center oidi.ch andmaikcdw.il. Hum wnich poiut a live-oak tree 3feet in diameter on Hi side oiduch bears a 2wi4 degrets E 60 links dis-tant; another live uaa same sue, tamesiue ul uitch, bears a 48l4 degrees EBOfinks distant; theuce along duch uu hill-side JN W y.iO cliains tua stake11 links Hum center ul diicn uutl mai kedtj. 12; theuce JN '-.>>\u25a0 4 dtgrees w 0.82 chainsto »utko io uuks trom center ofduon andmaiked S. lii; thence in 4oi-+ degrees W"i.yi cuums io a slake marstd s. 14;LUeuce > degrees E 14.03 chains to a*iiiowslump oiazcu aud marked wit-hblack paiui a. lo; ihence atuug ditch andedge ot email swamp N 9%degrees \v l.'.achains to a stuke lo uuas Irom center oldiich and inartved S. 10; theuce A de-grees E 2.75 chains to a stuke 8 lings tromecu er oi uiicn aud maiked w. 17; thence30894 degrees E i.7fi cualus tv a stakems> aed n, 18, on easterly side of flood*g*ie; theuce N i'iya E l.yuchains,alung ceuteroi ruunlug water vi ditcliand lurougu a deep cut wnich crosse-milou poiul ot wnich is located houseof ti. Pacu to stase marked S. 10; thenceN3i4 degrees W 2 *:8 ciiuius tv a slukemsiksdch 20; thei.ee N 104 degrees W

chains, to a stake 20 liukslrum center?ji uiicn uud mai ked s. 21; ihence .n %i%aegrees E 2.87 chains tv a stake 18 linksfrom ceutie ol ditch and marked fc. w.theuce N 6'% degrees ti 201 chains tv?aatte marked S. V8; theuce iN 4J 4 degreesW 4.47 chains lvstake 26 Uuas fium uitchaud maraed rt. 2i; tueuce it degreesvV 4.16 chains to a htane IS link,fromditch and marked s*. 86j tiiencu agrews E ch.lbS to a slake loiiuusiromceuterof diicu antl luaiked s. 20;tueuce N ll*idegrees w 2&2 Ohsluatoustake marked S. 21; thence uu side otuLi between duch and road JN Igyj de-grees w 2.b9 chains to sL.iko on edgi v;road maraed S. 28; thencu N 88W de-crees W 5.«7 chains to stake ou edge olroad aud mai ked n. 129] theuce N 20>4 de-gree. W 4.87 chains io a stake ou uldi.cb uud m«rked yj; thence a.vugedge of ditcn > Hi di grees W 6UU chainstostskc on e«ige of load and marked SAl; thence N degrees \V 4.01 cnaiuslva stuke bet ween road and ditch andmarked S. 3i; thence along Canal undReservoir Oompany's dhcu H 2JttdegieesW o.iO chains to a stake marked H* 98;theuce following meandeis ofriver bankN degrees f, 4.70 chains to a stake athead ol deep wash and marked 5.34;Lhence N 41m decrees E 3.01 chains to aatake ou edge of bunk marked 5.85 lLhence N 26 degrees E 4.*.0 chains lo astake on westerly side of zanja marktdH. <J8; theuce N 45J4 degrees E 10.00 chainsto stake marked a. 87; tbtmce is 18 de-greesK 1.07 cualus to a stake marked S

44. from which poiul a willow tree mark-ed B. T.S. 38 P. D. bears N fIM degrees EtHlluks distant; theuce s 7«>4 degrees t,12.70 chains to stake marked «. 39; tueuce-i 2454 oegreos *; 7.04 chains to stakemarked w, 40; tnenne S 7)4 degrees E 8.00chains to slave maiked a. 41; thence n 4degrees W 14.81 chains to stake markedS. 42; thence 8 2% degrees *; li.ozcnaius to slake marked ,s. 43; theuce574J4 degiees E LH chains to oak postIn line ot willow fvnee marked s. 44 P D.;thence H. LuJ4 dfcgrsea W. 31.42 chainsalong said willowfence to staae in Hueof fence aud marked s. 45; ihence H,degrees E. 15.1f> chains to stake markmiS. 40; thence S. degrees E, 11.58 chainsto stake marked a. 47; theuce s. de-grees E. 8.b5 cbaius to stake marked s.ii; tbeuce 5.38 degrees E. 12.37 cbains topmst in line of willow lence ut lutersec*Lion of said f«uce wiLh L. A. C.VV.W. Co'sd'tch and maraed P. D. s. 40; tbence s.83?4 degrees \V. 808 chains sloug livewnlow fence to stake marked S. 50*theuce N. 77 degrees w. 59 chainsto stake marked S. 51; thence s.58 degrees W. 083 chains io stakemarked S. 52; theuce s. 22?4 VV'. 14 60chains to stake marked S. 63; thence s.IIW degrees W. 10.13 chains tosLaße4x4inches Indiameter in mound ot stovesand marked P. D. H. l,the plHne of begin-ning and containing 823.3109J ucrcs oflaud and being the same tract of landwitblu tbe exterior boundaries of whichis included the 61 acre tract hereinbeforedescribed, and nil of said lauds beingwlthtn the - exterior boundaries of the

Ssncho "Los teliz" and forming v partlereof.Also, ail the water rights, easemeuts

and servitudes to each or said differenttracts belonging or lv any way apper-taining.

Mala sale will be made on or after theBTH DAY OF JUNE, 1881.

Allbids or offers must be In writingand will be received st the office ofMessrs. PhillipA Baldwin, No, 57 Mainstreet, Los Angeles city, Cala,, or may be

LEGAL.

delivered to the administrator persoual-ly.or filed with tbe Clerk of said superiorCourt, at any time after tho first publica-tion of this notice and before the makingof the sale.

Terms and conditions of sale? Ten percent, or the purchase money to be paidupon notice of acceptance ol bid.balunceou cofirinaiton ol sale by said SHperlorCourt. Deed at expense of purchaser.

Dated Los Angeles, Cat., May Ocb, 1881.JOHN M. HALDWIN,*

Administrator with tbo will annexed ofthe estate ofKusa Isabella D. Baldwin,deceased.Eastman, Hal(*y,King Koiurts, At-

torneys lOr the estate.

Notice of Administrator'sSale of Real Estate.

"VTOTiOK is hereby clvrn that in pursu-A\ Alice of the ordtri 1 tlie Superior Court

ol tho couuty of Los Angeles, htate of Cal-ifornia, mads on the 7ih day of March,1881, lv themailer of the eitatS*Of J. U.Mleheoer, deceased, iho undersigned,the administrator of said estate, will sellat private sale, to the highest bidder, forcasii Ivgold coin of the United Slates,aud subject to confirmation by said Su-perior Court, ou or afler

FRIDAY, THE 27TH DAY OFMAY, 1881,

All the righl, title,interest and estule oithe said J, U. Mlcueuor, deceased, ut thelime ol his death, and all ihe right, titleaud interest lbat the said estate has, byoperation of law or otherwise, acquiredoilier than or in addit ion to that of thesaid intestate at the time ol his death, inuud lo all those certain lots, pieces, par-cels or tructs ol laud, situate, lying andbeing lvt he cotinry ofLos Angelts, Stateol Cuiiioruin, and bounded and describedus follows, lo wit:

1? The N*\V% or Sec 31, T 7 S, R 7 \V, SB M containing 100 acres.

2? Lots 1 and 2. Sec 3d, T 7 S, B 7 W, S BM, containing 88 82-100 acres.

8? I'hoK *ot"S\V IX and VV <>f*SE ofSec 25,T 7S,It 8 VV, S B M,containing 100ucres.

4- 48 3(i-100 acres in the W X ofSec 2i, T 7 a, It 8 W, S B M.

5? Lot 4, see 26, T 7 8,118 W, SB M, con-taining 79 10-10i>ncres.

Terms and louditioas of Sale?Cash, ingold Com of tha United States. Deed nt ex-pen: oof the purchaser.

Bids or < ii 'is a »y be made at any timealter the first publication of this notice,aud before the making uC the sale.

All bids or > iLrs must bo In wiitintr, nndlett at the oflicn of H&stman, Haley, King &ltobarts. No. 8, Mohr block, tipriug street, ivtue oity of Los Angeles, or delivered to theundersigned perßuually, or Uled in the ollicevi tbeClvrkof the Huperior Cour;,

Datod M uch Bth, 1881.M. MENDELSOX,

Administrator of the esiaie ut j. o.MlOhener, deceased.

8. HALEY,niyff ? Attorney for Admiuistratur.

SHERIFf'S SALE.Execution No, 03.

In the Superior Court of the countyof Los AuLTt'lea, St?\t«' of Califor-nia.

J. M GRIFFITH, doing business]under the firm name and style |oi J. M. Oriffilh & Co., Plaiullll, j-

vs. IH. T, HAZARD, Defendant. J

Under and by virtue of nn executionissued out oi the Suiter lor Court ofLos Angeles county, alale of Califor-nla,on theOlh day ol May, A.D 1881, to medirected and delivered on the said Instmentioned day, for a Judgment renderedin said Court on the 9th day oi Murch, A.D.IHM), in lavorof J. M. CJrlflUb, doingbusiness under the firm nameuud styleof J. M. OrifiUb A Co., ptaiutifi, andagainst If.T, Hazard, defendant, 1 havelevied upou uud shall uu

SATURDAY, THE 28tb DAYOFMAtf, A. D. ISBI,

At twelve o'clock M. of saidday, piuceed to sell, at the Court Housedoor, in the city aud county ofLos Ange-les, of California, at public auctionio the highest and best bidder for cash,in United States gold coin, to satisfy saidJudgment, with interest, cosis audall accruing costs, all the right, title andInterest of said defendant, 11. T. Hazard,in and to the following descriued realestate, to Wit:

Situate inEast Los Angeles, county ofLos Angeles, Slate oi Caiilornia, to wit:Commencing at a poiut on easterly linoof Lecouvreur street, said poiut beingi he N W corner of lot No. 9, blk C, EastLos Angeles; running thence easterlyalong nort hei ly live ot said lot to the NEcorner thereof; thence SE to SE cornerof lots, ol said block CI lhence S W to NEcorner of lot 7 of said block C; thence SE40 leet to a point In the easterly lino oflot 7 of suid block; thence SWand par-allel to southerly line of Naid lot 8 to Le-couvreur street; theuce N westerlyalong the easterly line ot said Lecouv-letir street to the place ot beginning, saidland being lots 8 and 9 and the northerly40 feet of lot seven of block C, East LosAngeles, ns laid down on map recordedIn book No. 3, miscellaneous records,page 191-195. Los Angeles couuty records,and to which said map and the recordthereof reference is hereby made for fur-ther description.

Also, lots 8.1,7,8, 11,12. 15,10,21.24,20.28,c0add82, iv Hazard's subdivision oflot 10 of (iriflin's Addition to Eusl LosAngeles, as laid down and described up-on ibe map of said subdivision recordediv bookB of miscellaneous records, page538, recoids Los Angeles county, to whichsaid map and the record thereof refer-ence is hereby made lor further descrip-tion.

Given undor my hand, this 6th day ofMay, A.D. 1881.

WM. U. ROWLAND.Sheriff.

By J AS. 0. KAYS, Under Sheiill.

Under Foreclosure ot Mortgage.

Execution No. 49L

In the Surorior Court of tlie countyof Loa Augele-, Htate of Califor-nia.

A. BUIS WALTER, Plaintiff, )vs.

PIO PICO et al., Defendant.)

Under and by virtue ofa decree ol fore-closure and orderol entered In theSuperior Court aforesaid on the sth dayof May, a, D. 1881, and a writ of execu-tion for the enforcement ol Judgment re-quiring sale ot property under foreclos-ure of mortgage Issued out of saidCourt, annexed to said decree anddated the oth day of May, A. D. 1881, inthe above entitled action and in favor otAndres liriswalter, plaintiff, and againstPio Pico, J. H. Lucas, A. 11. Chapman,ibeodoreC. Porter, W.Woodworth, JohnHancock, the City of Los Angeles andMaria Martinez, defendants, a certifiedcopy of which said decree olforeclosure, duly «ties ted under theseal ol said court on tho Gth duy olMay, A. D. 1881, and delivered tome,together with tbo writ anuexed there-to, on tbe said last mentioned day,whereby I am commanded to sellst public auction, to the highest andbest bidder, for cash in United Slatesgold colu. tbe following and lvsaid de-oreedescrlbed real estate,to-wlt:

All those certain lots or parcels of laDdsituated intbe city ofLos Angeles, couu-ty ot Los Angeles, and stated California,ami more particularly described as fol-lows, to wit:

One lot bounded on tho north by themain plaza, on the east by tho smallplazaandthe lot formerly of Ocumpo;on the south by the lot formeily ot se-pulvf da and on tho west by Sanchezstreet.

One lot bounded on the north by theschool house (lot No. 1); east by tue lotof Pelauconl; south by tho lot of MariaMartinez, und on the west by Bathstreet,

Oue lotbounded on too north by theCatholic Church; fast by Mulu street;south by tho lot of Mrs. Sanchez, audwest bj the lotof the Gas Coinpauy; ref-erence beiug made for further descrip-tion of Hdd thr.-e tracts of lund abovedescribed to the mortgage from Plo Picoto Andres Brlswultcr, recorded lnthe of-fice of the County Recorder or Los Ange-les county, In book No. 21), page 359, etseq.

Public notlco is hereby give n that 'on

TUESDAY, THE 31st DAY OFMAY, A. D. 1881,

At twelve o'clock ,v. of saidday, I will procoed to sell at tlxCourt House door, in the City and Countyof Los Angeles, State of California, atpublic auction, to the highest and best bid-der, for cash in United States gold coin, ttsatisfy Baid decree for principal and interest,attorney's fees, costs, and all accruingcosts, ail the above described real estate, orso much thereof as mny be necessary tosatisfy said sums.

Oiven under my hand, this Gth day ofMay, A.D. 1881.

WM. R. ROWLAND, Sheriff.By JAS. C. KAYS, Under Sheriff.

' LEGAL.

8UMMlON 8.In tho Superior Court

Of the State of GalIfornix, lv a \u25a0for tbe County of Loa Angelas,Francisco Grazlde, plaintiff, vs. Oliver

Devillers, defendant.Action brought lvthe Superior Court

of (he stats ofCalifornia, In mm foribecouuty of Los Angoles, uud the com-plaint filed In suid county of Los Auge-les, in the office of the Clerk ot said Su-perior Court.

Tho People of the State nf Californiasend greeting to Oliver Devillers, de-fendnut.

You are hereby reqnircd to Appear Inan action brought against you by theabove named plaintiff In tho superiorCourtuf tlie state of California, iv andfor the county of Los Angeles, and lo an-swer the complaint Hied therein,withinteu ihi,s (e.M'luMve ot the day of service)utter t ho servico on you of thu summons?if served withiu this couuty; or, itserved elsewhere, withinthirty days?orJudgment by default will betaken againstyou according to the prayor of said com-plaint.

The said action is broueht to obtain adecreo of this Court tor the foreclosure ofa certain mortgage described in the saidcomplaint, ana executed by the said o.Devillers to C. Grazlde, ou the3'l day otOctober, 1876, to secure the payment of acertuiu promissory note, made on tbe 3dday of October, 1876, by O. Devillers, torthe sum ol $300 gold coin, with interestat the rate of iYAper cent per mouth iromdate until paid, and payable to the \u25a0aidC. Grazlde; that tho premises conveyedby said mortgage may bo sold, and (lieproceeds applied to tbe payment of 83uogold OOiD, with Interest at the rate of l%percent per mouth Irom October 3, 1870,and lor lvper cent as attorney's tees, asprovided for in said mortgage, and costsot suit: and in case such proceeds areuot sufficient to pay the same, then to ob-tain hu execution against shid defendantfor the balance remaining due; auuulsothat the defendant aud all persons cluim-lug by, through or under him, may bebarred aad foieciosed of all right, title,claim, Hen, equity or redemption and In-terest in and to suid mortgaged premises*and for other and Jurther relief.

Reiereuco is hud to complaiut for par-ticulars.

And youare hereby notified that ifyoufail to appear uud arswer the said com-plaiut, as above required, the said plain*tillwillapply to the Court for the reliefdemanded In tho said complaint.

Given under my haud and the seal orthe Superior Court of tho .Stale ol Cali-fornia, in and for toocouuty of Dos Ange-les, this 4th day ot March, in theyear ol our Lord.oue thousand cighL hun-dred and eighty-one.

LHeaJ.I A. W. POTTS. Clerk.By A. HIMPAU.Deputy.

Endorsed:VVADTEK D. STEPHENSON,

_mB-2m Attorney for phUnhiT.

Summons.In the Superior Court of the State of

California, lv aud for tho couuty ut LosAngeles.

The Farmers' and Merchants' Pank ofLos Angeles, a corporation, plaintm, vs.Cristoval Machado et al, defendants.

Action brought In the Superior Courtof the State of California, iv aud for thocounty of Los Angeles, and the com-plaint filed in Baid .county of Los Ange-les, in ihe Office of tho Clerk of said Su-perior Court.

The People of the Stale of CaliforniaROnd greeting to Cristoval Machado. Joa-quin Almada and T. D. Molt. HarrisNewmatk, Kaspar Cohu, Meyer J.New-maik, Morns A. Ncwniark, composingthe linn of H. Newmurk a Co., and l.Wiliellman, delcndants.

You are hereby required to appear innn action brought i»gaiust you by theabovo named plalntiiTin the SuperiorCourt of the State of California, iv andfor the county ofLos Angeles, and to an-swer the complaiut filed therein, withiuten days (exclusive of the day of service)after the service on you of this suuiuious?It served within this county; or, ifserved elsewhere, within thirtydays?orjudgment by default will be takenagamst you, according to the prayer ofsaid complaint.

The said action is brought to obtain adecree of this Court forthe foreclosure ofa certain mortgage described intho saidcomplalutaud executed by the said Cris-toval Machado to the plaintiff hereinon the tlrst day ofNovember, A D 1870. tosecuro the payment of acertaln prouiis-sory note of date Oct. 31st, 1870, for thesum uf 810C0, with interest thereon fromdate till paid at the rate ot 1)4 percent,per month; if not paid punctually to becompounded and bear hko interest; exe-cuted by defendant Cristoval M'tchadoto tbe plaintiff'herein (all in U. S. goldcoiu); that the promises conveyed bysaid mortgage may be sold and the pro-ceeds applied to tho payment of the saidprincipal sum of $luOo, with Interest atthe rate of oue aud one*half percent permonth,compounded monthly, irom the30th day of April,A. D. 1879; 827.48 taxespaid March 12, 1878; $33.03 on 20th March,187!); $21.04 paid on sth February, 1880;$15.00 paid Dec. 80,1880; §19.40 paid Febru-ary Ist, 1881, with interest thereon at therate of ix/9 per cent per month till paidIrom their resnective dates; counsel leesat the rate of 10per cent on the amountof lodgment recovered, and forcostsofsuit; and in case such proceeds are notsufficient to pay tho same,then to obtain nn executionagainst said Cristoval Mnchado lor thebalance remaining due; and also thatthe defendants and all persons claimingby,through or under them,may be barredaud foreclosed of all right, title, claim,lien, equity of redemption and interestinaudio said mortgaged premises, audforotherand further relief,

Reference is had to complaint for par-ticulars.

And yon are hereby notified that ifyoufall to appear and answer tne said com-plaiut as above required, the suid plain-nir will apply to the Court for the reliefdemanded In the said complaint.

Given under my hand aud the real ofthe Superior Court of the State of Califor-nia, m and for the county of Los Ange-les, tvis ftth day bfKebruaiy, in the yearofour Lord one thousand eight hundredaud eighty-one.

(Seal.) A. \V. POTTS, Clerk.ByE. li. OWEN, Deputy.

THOM A STEPHENS,mi3o 2m Attorneys tor PlaintUT,

Certificate of Partnership,Tho undersigned hereby certilles that

C. Raphael,a resided of tho city andcounty of Los Angeles, state of Califor-nia, doing business under the firm nameof C RAPHAEL *CO.. In said city, Istne only person in \u25a0aid tlrin, and that noother person as partner has any Interestlvsaid linn.

Witness my hand and seal, this lithday oi April, 1881.c. Raphael. [Seal,]

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, \uaCouuty oi Los Angeles, J"8,

On Ibis nineteenth day of April,in theyear one thousand eight hundred andeighty-one, before me, George A. Dobln-son, a Notary Public, in and for saidcounty of Los Angeles, personally ap-peared 0* Raphael, knowu tome to bethe same person whose name is sub-scribed toand who executed the annexedInstrument, and thereupon he duly ac-knowledged to mo that he executed thesame.In witness whereof Ihave hereunto setmy hand and affixed ray official seal,at my office, in the city and county ol

Los Angeles, the day and year in this cer-tificate first above written.I Seal.] G. A. DOBINSON,

Notary Public.

NOTICE.Having this day sold out my entire In-

terest in my PAINT AND OIL STOKEto C. Raphael, I recommend him to allmy friends and patrons who formerlydid business with me.

ap2o-4w B. RAPHAEL.

Assessment Notice.Los Angoles Miningand Smelting Com-pany?Location of works, Hasting

Springs, Inyocounty. California?Lu-catlouof prlttSlPtl place of business,Los Angeles, Los Augeles county,California,

Notloe is hereby given that at a meet-ing of the Board of Directors of suidCompany held on the thirteenth day ofMay, 1881, an assessment, number six (6),ofone dollar and seventy-five cents pershare was levied on the entire capitalstock of said corporation, payable imme-diately in lawfut money,to J. M, Elliott,Secretary of said Company, ut his office.No. 1 Temple Block, in the city andcounty of Los Angeles, State of Califor-nia.

Anystock upon which this assessmentshall remain unpaid on Tuesday, the 6tbday of July, 1881, will be delinquentand advertised for sate at public auo>lon;and, unless payment is made before, willbe sold on Tuesday, tbe 9th day of Au-gust, 1881, to pay said delinquent assess-ment, together with cost of advertisingand expenses of sule.

By order of the Board orDirectors.J. M. ELLIOTT,secreiajy.

Office of Secretary, No. 1Temple Block,cityand county or Los Angeles, Califor-nia. mM-tfw

?I^ll?? mmfitgw-MMm-^?

LEGAL.

SHERIFF'S SALE.Execution No. 507i).

Intbo Superior Court of Iho County ofLos Angelei,state of cullioruiu.

A. LOTHIAN,PlaintUT, )

LEVIS WOLFBKILI .'.Defondant.jUnder an J by virtue of an execution is-ened out of the Superior Court of ihocounty ofLoa Angelea, state «i Califor-nia, ou tbe ttli day of Hay, a. I) ISBI. tome directed und delivered on thu 13 bdayorMoy,A,D. ujSI) for a lud.mtntrendered In tbe Dlitiiot Court ol the 17thjuui nil District of .aid Bounty nf Lo,

Angelea,Htate of Calif rata, on the6lbday of June, A D. 1879. lv fnvjr ol a.i,'"',"!",', egabet LewisWolfakill, defendant, Ihave levied uponand hh.ilt on r

SATURDAY, THE 4th Day OFJUKE, A. D. 1881,

At 12o'clock H. of Bald duy, proceed lo\u25a0ell, at the Courl Hems * door, in the Oltyaud couuty ol Los Angeles, Male uf Cal-llornta, at public uucl.oii, to the highestanil best bidder, lor colli In U. is. Boldcoin, to sailsly mid judgment, Interestand costs, and all accruing costs, all theriant, title and Interest of.aid uefendautwhich he had ou the day when the Judg-ment was dockeicd or ul any Uuio luerc-auerin and lo:

First-All that tract or parcel of land,innate, lyingami being in ihe county oi~os Angelei, Suite of California, knownas tiu Baa tho Sao Jos-, reference beingniade lot nioic particular description tothe paieut of suid ranohn, as recorded Inthe oiiiceol the County Reourder ef laidcounty ol Los Angeles, iv book No, 2 ofpulems, page IbH et seq.

Second?All that l raet or parcel nfUndsituate, lying and being liiihe county ofLo. Augdel, State of California, knownns the Hanebo Addition to Ban dole, ref*rrouce being had for more p in leu .ar de-?orlptlon io the patent of sad ranotio, aarecorded lv thu olHce of the County lle--0 irder of Los Angeles county, Slateaforesaid, inbook No. Iof patent!, page113 ct seq,

Given under my hand thia 18th day ofMay, A. 1). 1881,W>\l R. ROWLAND HhcrllT.

ByJAs.C. Kays, Under Sheriff.

Administrator's Sale ofReal Estate.

Notice is hereby given that In pur.su.ance ol nn order of the Superior Coun olthe county ol Los Angeles, stale of Cal-ltorniu, made on the fourth day ol May,1831, In the matter of Ihe estate ol Davidflumps, decease!, the undersigned, tbeadministrator of the eatata of DavidPhillips, deceased, will cell nt, publicauction, lo lho hi i.Jor for cisiilv U. H. gold pot-. ?\u25a0 or.maticn .......;,i.,.. .... IMONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY

Of JUNE, 1881,At eleven o'olodfc A*X., in front of theSheriff's office, at the Court House ofsaid county.in tbe city and county ofLos Angeles,all tne right, title, interestsmd estate of tha said David Phillips attbet me ofhis death, snd ail tho right,title and interest that the said estate has,by operation of law or otherwise, ao<quia .1 other than or iv addition lot hatof tiio said deceased at the time01 ins death, iv and to all that certaintot, piece or parcel of land situate, lyingand being In the said city and county otLos Angeles, State of California, andbounded uud deeribed as follows, lo wit:

Lo! No. sof block 101, Bellevue TerraceTract*according to the survey oi saidtract made by Frank Lecouvreor. Saidlot fionts till lect on Olive street by 165leel deep.

Terms and conditions o' sil-j n si InU.B. gold coin,payable at timsoi sale,to be refunded should the superior Courtlail tocoufirui the sale.

J. A. GRAVES,Administrator of tbo estate of Duvlil

Phillips, deceased. m7ld

Notice of 8a!o of Real Es-tate.

Inthe Superior Court of the county of LosLo» Angelas, btate of California.

In the matter ofHie guardianship of theestate of Louis Harmon, a minor,

Notice Is hereby gjven that in pursu-ance oi an order of the superior Court ofLos Angeles county, Statt* of CalllOi nla,made and entered on the6thday of May,A. D. 18»1, in the matterof tbe guardian-ship of the estate of said minor, the un-dersigned guardian will sell at privatesale to the highest bidder forcash in goldcoin ofthe Uulted States, and subject totlie confirmation by 'said Court,on oralter

WEDNESDAY, THE 18VH DAYOF MAY,1881,

AH the right, title and interest of paidminor in and lo all that cerium lot pieceor parcel of laud situate, tjing and beinglv the city snd county of Los Angeles,State of California,aad bounded and par-ticularly described as follows, to wit:

Lot number (7) eoveti.in block number(8) eight, as appears by Ord'a smvey ofthe city ot Los Angeles.

Terms and eonaltlon ol sale?Cash ingold coin of the United states. Deed atexpense of tbe purchase, Bids or offersmay be made at any*nine after ihe firstpublicai iou of tlii-i nof ice uud iie:oremaking oi sale. All bids or offers mustbo in writiug and loa at the office OlBitknell A \Wii(c,Nos 11, 12 and 18Tem-ple Block, Los Angeles oily, Cal ,or d -livsredto the undersigned personally,or filed with therlerk ofsaid Court,

Dated this 6th day of May, 188.LuUls KOSDBR,

Guardian of tho estate of Louis Hanuou,a minor. my 7-lw.

Certificate of Co-Partnershipof the firm of

LAUTH& STSCKGB,KNOW ALL MEN BY THBSE PltKS-ENTS.thatwe, Phil. LSUtb, residing inthe city of Los Angeles, county oi LosAngeles, an l Fred. Sleeker, residing inthe city of Los Angeles, county ol LosAngeks, in tne istaio or California,dahereby certify and declare that we haveori.aulzed aud lormed ourselves into a00-partnership, aud we covenant andagree each with the other, to be co-partners for tbe purpose ot carry ing and con-ducting the uusiuoss of ourryingon iheNew York Brewery, in the elty of LosAngeies, county of Los Angelei, Stutu orCalifornia, under the firm numo andstyle of LAUTH a- SJIECKEK

'J hat the principal place of business ofsaid co-partnership Is situated iviheottyot Los Angeles, county of Loa Angeles,uud sta'e aforesaid.

That tbe names of all the persons in-terested as partnows in such businessare above stated and signed hereto, andthat such partnership willcontinue andbo in force until farther notloe by us.

In witness whereof we have hereuntoset our hands and seals, this second dayOf May, A. D. 1881.

lSeal.l PHIL. LMTTH.LSeal.J FRIED* SiECKEK.

STATE OP OALIFOIiNIA, . 1 .County of Los Angoles. \ bB

On this second day ot May, in theyoar of our Lord one thousand eight,hundred and eighty-one, before me, a.W. Potts, County Clerk and ex-oltlctoClerk of the superior Court In and forsaid county, personally appearedPhil. Lauth und Fred, hi celter,known to me to be the persons wuosenames are subscribed to the within In-strument, and acknowledged to me thattbey executed the same.

In wituess whereof, t have hereunto setmy hand and affixed tlie seal of saidCourt, ihe day and year Inthis certificatefirst above written,

I*Heal.| A. W. POTTS,County Clork and cx-olliclo Clerk of

eaid buperlor Court.By E. H.uwen, Deputy. m 3.Notice to CredltorN.

Ia the Superior Court of Loi Ange-les county, IState of California,

In the matter of ihe estate of MAT-THKW KELLER, Deceased.? Notico .ishereby given by tlie undersigned, execu-tor of the lust will and test*ament of MATTHEW KELLEK.deceased, to tbe creditors of and all per*Mm*having claims against thesalddo*ceased,to exhibit them, with the necessa-ry vouchers, within ten months after thefirst puohcatlon of this no lee, to me-aid executor, at. his plac-i of business,ihe Farmers' and Merchants' Bank ofLos Angeles, Intho city of Los Antceles.nnunty ofLos Angeles, State of Califor-nia.

Dated May 14,1881.ISAIaS W. HKLLMAN,

Executor of the last will and teats-msnt of Matthew Keller, deceased.. mylfMw

LEGAL.

Notice for Publication ofTime for Proving

Will,etc.In Uio Bnpsrlot Court, state of Csllfon.u, la

Milfor Los Angoles county.

Tv tbe matter of the estate of JacobL, Wright, deceased.

STATU OF CALIFORNIA, U?Cotm iy of Los Angeles, iaa

"Pursuant to an order of this Court,made tnls day, notice Is hereby giventhat Saturday, the fourteenth day ofMay, IKS!, at. 10 o'clnok a. M.ot said day,vi the court room ot UUh Court, in thecity and county of Los Angeles, has beenappointed for hearing tbe application ofAdallne VVxight,praying thai a documentnow ou til'1 111 tliis Court, purporting to>>c tho las* will and testament otJacob L. Wright, deceased, be admittedto probate, aud t hut letters testamentarybo Issued theieou to sukl Adaline Wright,ar. which time uud place all personsinterested therein may appear and contestthe same.

Dated May 2d, 1881.ISeal.] A. W. POTTS.

County Clerk.By E. H. Owen, Deputy. mH-diud

In tho Superior CourtOf the county of Los Angeles, State

or California.

In the matter of (he estate of MariaAntonla Villa do Riyes, deceased ? 3o-tlCS to Creditor*,?Notice is hereby givenen by tne undersigned, JoseYsldro Tteyis,administrator, and i-'mnciaca i s, ad"miblstratrlx oi the est;*) ofthe said Maila Antouta Vila deReyes, deceased, to tho creditorsoi, and all persons having claims againstsaid deceased, to exhibit them, with thenecessary vouchers, tour monthsfrom the first puhitcal lon ot this notice,to tne said administrator and adminis-tratrix, at the oit'e-s of tbe'r attorneys,Messrs. smith. Brown & Hutton, attor-neys at law, rooms numbered 01, 82 andIJ3, temple nlock, in tue city of Los An-geles, State or California.

Dated L"» Angeks, California, May13th, A. D. 1831.

J. YSIDRO REYES,Administrator of tue estate ot Maria

Auioma Viliade Heyt-s, deoessSft,FRANOISQA KEYEB,

Administratrix of tbe estate m MariaAn lonia V ilia de Be* es, deceased.

tnlStlm

IN THE SUPERIOR COURTOftht Slate of California, In and

for the Couuty of Los Angeles.

In the nmft.pr ofIhe estate of \N tool is Quirolo, deceased, fIt ring m this Court by the peti-

i ion tbtsday pruaenicdand filed by Re'lugia tlie ad m in si ratrlx of theestate oi' Nicolas Qutrolo. deceased,praying for an order ot sale ofreal estate; that ItIs necessary to setttho whole of the real estate lo pay theallowance to the family, the debts ou t-standtng against the deceased aud thedebts, expenses and charges of admlnls-tratiomIt is therefore ordered by the said

Court, that ail persons interested In theestate ol said deoeased appear before thesaid Superior Court ou* Monday, thetwentieth day of June, A. D. 1841. at teno'clock In the forenoon of said day, at thecourt-room of said - uperior Couri, at theCourt House, in the city and county ofLos Angeles, to show cause whyan ordershould nol be granted to the. said admin-istrHtnx to sell su much of the real estateof the said deceased us shall be neces-sary.

And that a copy of this order be puo-llsbed at leant four successive weeks Inthe l.os Angoles Dally Herald, a news-paper printed and published in said cityand county.

V. E. HOWARD.Bnper'or Judge.

Dated May 16th, 1881.

I hereby certify tho foregoing to be afull, true and correct copy of the originalorder to snow cause, etc.. In thn estate ofNjc >laa Qutrolo, deceased, on file ivmy office, and that Ihave carefully com-pared the same with the original.

in witness whereof, I have hereunto«ct my h <nd and affixed the seal of theSupsi lor Court, this 15tu day o; May, 1881.

[Seal.] A. W» POTTS. Cters,By E. H. owfn. Deputy. ml7td

In the Superior CourtOf Los Angeles County, State of

of California.

L. W. Klrby, nn Insolvent Debtor, vs.His Creditors.

Tho petition of Mcritz Meyberg, as-slgneeof L. W. Klrny. above entitledinsolvent debtor, coming on regularlyfor hearing this day, and it appearing tothe satisfaction of this Court that therehas been a failure of proper publicationof notice to creditors of said Insolventesta c of said hearintr, by reason of thelaiiuteof the Clerk of this Court to mallor to serve personally said creditorswith copies of the order heretofore madesetting th s matter for h*arlug, as or*dered hy this Comt by order made andtiled ol date May 4,1881.It Is hereby ordered that the order

hereinbf fors made on the 4th day ofMay, 1881, setting the petition of the saidassignee for sule of assets of said Insol-vent *state for hearing May Iti, 1881, auddirecting no ire of said hearing to bygiven, be declared nulland void,and onmotion ofcounsel for said assignee thesaid ordtrls hereby set aside aud vaeat*ed; uud, It appearing to the Court fromthe re .Mis herelu that Merits Mey-berg, assignee ofL W. Kliby,above-en-ttttcd insolvent,did on the 4th day oiMay, ins , presentioand flleinthisCourthis petition praying for an order to sellall the property of said estate lv himvested as such asslguee at public auc-tion:

Itis hereby ordered thatMONDAY, THE BOTH DAY OF MAY,

1881. at tho Western Court Room ofthis Court, at the court House, In the cityaod county of Los Angeles, stale ofCali-fornia, at the hourof ten o'clock a. m., beset for t he hearing nf said petition.

And that this order be published In tbeDullyH«-rald, a newspaper uf generalMrcdlatlon, published in the city andcouuiy of Los Angeles, Htate ot Califor-nia, as often ns tue said paper is pub-lished belore the said day set for thehearing of said petition; aud that a copyofthis order be served by the Clerk of thisCourt for.hwiih by United States mall,posUee prepaid, or personally, on allcreditors named In the sobedule.

Dated May 10,1881.V-. E. HOWARD,

myl7(d Judge of tbe superior Court.

"proposalsFor tho Purchase ofForty-Six Bonds of

the County ot Los Angeles.

OFFICE OF THE TRCAYiLORFR OF TUB 1COCJXIY OF LOS ANOSIiES, \

Los Angeles, Cal., May 18,1881. JIn accordance with a resolution of the

Board or Supervisors of Los Angelescounty, dated Ihe fourth day of May,ism. sealed proposals will be received bythu Treasurer of the county ofLos Ange-les, at his office, Iv the olty and countyot Los \ngeies,until 10 o'clock a.m. onJune oih, 1881, lor the purchase of forty-six bonds of the county uf Los Angeles,of oue thousand dullars each, bearinginterest at tue rate of six per cent, perannum, interest payable semi-annually,ou the lirst days of January and July ofeuch year, both principal and Interestpayable ivgold coin of the LTnUed states,suid bonds to run from the first day ofJuly, 18-41, to tbo first duy of July, 1901. orpuynble at any time beiore maturity, atiii.'pleasure ol tbe county.

Said bonds are Issued by the Board ofsupervisors ot Los Angeles county, un-der the provisions of Chapter 11. of thePolitical ( ode oi California, ami in con-formitywith a resolution of said Boarddated the fourth day of May, 1881.

i-roposa.s willbe received for purchas.Ing auy or all of said bonds.

The county reserves the right to rejectany or allproposals.

M. LINDLEY,Treasurer of Los Angeles Couuty.

By E. F. Sr*ENCE, Deputy. ml4-8w

XO COJNTKACTORSiMAIZELAND SCHOOL HOUSE.

Proposals will he received for buildingthe above nchnol house on or before 17thof May, lt-81,by tbo Trustees.

riaus to be seen at the office of KysorA M'.tgan, architects, Los Angeles, fromthe7th-to 12tb ot May, 1881, aud at tbehome of tbe Trustees from the 13th to17th ol May, 1881.

L. L. BFQUETTE,J JOHN TWEEDY,Trustee* MairelaudSchool nt«»*-«ctXsprsss sopy. ja*4o4