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SERAPHS DEFEAT
COLLEGE NINE
ST. VINCENT'S MEN TROUNCED
ON CHUTES DIAMOND
COLLEGIANS IN GOOD FORM
Make a Creditable Stand Against the
Coast League Stickers and Es.
cape a Shutout— Manager
Morley Umpires
Los Angpies, B; fit. Vincent's, 1.
The Seraphs trounced the ball basters
of St. Vlncpnt's collegp In the rxhlbltlon
game on the Chutps park diamond yes
terday afternoon. The collegians played
c. fair article of ball, Fltzwllllnms nnd
Lane allowing the Coast leaguers a
total of Just five hits, while the St.
Vincent's squad secured three blngles
oft the delivery of Frank Hosp, the
Infant wonder from Oceanslde who
slammed 'em over for the Morleyltes.
"Bobby" Eager, the Seraphs' sub
backstop, appeared behind the rubber
for the college nine, but otherwise the
Intercollegiate champions played with
their regular lineup. Morlarity, the old
St. Vincent's man, assumed responsi
bility for the short stop territory of the
Eeraphs In the absence of "Jimmy"
Toman.
"Slats" Davis himself was billed to
Judge the balls and strikes during the
afternoon, but J. Ira evidently decided
to pass up the honors and did not
materialize at the grounds. Manager
Morley then meandered out to the
mound and endeavored to tell how It
happened.
There was no attempt to mob or
"soak" him when he completed his
work, and the general opinion was that
he has a great future before him as a
successor to "Bull" Perrlne.
The Seraphs romped around the cir
cuit three times on the college mlt
wearers In the first three Innings. Lane
walked Bernard, the first Angel up,
and when Flood hit to Fitzwllllarr.s,
the Catholic first baseman tried to force
Bernard at second. The pass was low,
howevevr, nnd both men were safe.
Smith sacrificed and Bernard was
caught napping off third. Lane passed
over a wild one to "Bobby" Eager.
"Bobby" made no effort to recover the
sphere in time to retire Flood at the
plate and Timothy ambled safely over.
In the second Toren flew out to center
and Moriarity walked, and went to
second on a passed ball. Spies rapped
out a double to left and Morlarity trot
ted over the rubber.
Flood was singed by a fast one, but
Smith went down on an attempted
sacrifice. Dillon ripped a single to left
and Flood scored again. Until the
seventh there was nothing further for
either contingent of diamond artists.
In that round the Catholics escaped the
shutout when Fitzwllliams scored on
Moriarlty's fumble. In the last half
of the seventh Fitzwllliams went into
the box for the Saints, but in the eighth
he was hammered for the last two runs
of the game, when Morlarity's single
scored Cravath and Moriarity followed
on Spies" double.
WINNERS AT THE
MEADOWS PARK TRACK
By Associated Press.
SEATTLE. June s.— Results at The
Meadows; track slow:
Four and one-half furlongs— Rodolfe
:won; Silicate, second; Lady Bimbo,
third. Time, :56%.
Five furlongs — Indicate won; Prince
Magnet, second; Lillian Myers, third.
Time, 1.-03 U.
Seven furlongs — Mosketo won; Elvar
racco, second; Exapo, third. Time, 1:31.
Six furlongs — Doublet won; Metla
katla, second; Rubiana, third. Time,
l:16«/ 4 .
Five and one-half furlongs — Laura F
M won; Yellowstone, second; Dorlce,
third. Time, l:0BV4i
One mile — Liberto won; Isabclllta,
second; Jingler, third. Time, 1:44%.
WINNERS AT THE
LATONIA PARK TRACK
By Acnooiated Press.
CINCINNATI, 0., June s.— Latonla
results:
Six furlonßS — May F.llPn won; A'ol
talre, second; Frank Hill, third. Time,
1:14 4-5.
Mile and fifty yards— Laplola won;
Mint Bed, second; Hot, third. Time,
1:47 2-5.
Four and a half furlongs— Toya won;
Lyletta, second; Miss Hawley, third.
Time, :56.
Short course ntppplechas»— Beana
won; Don Ami, second; Red Car, third.
Time, 3:02 2-5.
Five furlongs— Cotton Town won; Ro
mola, second; Wrenne, third. Time,
Six furlonKS— Judge Traynor won;
Norwood Ohio, second; Fallen Leaf,
third. Time, 1:14 2-5.
RESULTS AT THE
UNION PARK TRACK
By Associated Press.
ST. LOUIB, June 6.— Union Park re
suits:
First race, six furlongs— Laura Hun
ter won. Onyx II second. John H. Kir
by third. Time 1:15.
Second race, seven furlongs— The
Don won, Lily Hrook second, Thora
Lee third. Time 1:27 1-5.
Third race, five furlongs— Governor
DavU won, Neodesha second. Lady
Chlswiok third. Time 1:03 1-5.
Fourth race, mile and one-eighth—
Erbe won, St. Resolute second. Brook
lyn third. Time 1:55.
' Fifth race, one mile— Limerick Gill
' -* J/il rtfiimil irnrtV«>in«*Wtt»rfr.-nHT'
won. Midnight Minstrel necond, John
Farner third. Time 1:41 4-R.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards—
Hortensla won, Attlln. second, St. Tam
many third. Time 1:44 4-5.
Seventh race, six furlongs— Plpp won,
Claude Walton second, Belle 8. third.
Time 1:18 1-2.
RE9ULTB AT THE BT.
LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS
By AMoclatPd Presn.
ST. LOUIS, June s.— Fair grounds
results:
First race, four nnd ono-half fur
lonßS— Maggie Powers won, SPlfish sec
ond, Bess Chancy third. Time :58 2-R.
Second race, five furlongs— Humorist
won; Excitement second, Ina Oray
third. Time 1:01 2-5.
Third race, six furlongs— Sorrel Top
won, Hllona spcond, I'lcture Hat third.
Time 1:15 3-5.
Fourth racp. six furlongs— Gold
Knampl won, Just So spcond, V. J,
Mayberry third. Time 1:13 4-5.
Fifth racp, onp mile— Blennpnworth
won, King Ellsworth spcond, Mailbox
third. Time 1:41 3-K.
Sixth race, mile nnd h slxtppnth—
Pave Somers won. Light Opera spc
ond, Athel Rooe third. Time 1:48 2-6.
HOW THEY RAN AT THE
GRAVESEND COURSE
By Associated Precs.
NEW YORK, June s.— Grnvpspnd re
mits:
First race, about six furlongs—
UroHdcloth won, Buttons second, Czar
aphlne third. Time— l:lo 2-5.
Second race, steeplechase, about two
nnd a half miles— Gold Vnl won. Hand
Hurst second, Nitrate third. Time-
Third race, mile nnd a sixteenth-
Garnish won, Beldame second, Keliall
an third. Time— l:47.
Fourth race, the Bedford stakes, five
furlongs— Guiding Star won. Quorum
second, Osiris third. Time— l:ol.
Fifth race, mile nnd n sixteenth-
Ocean Tide won. Cnnteen second, James
Holly third. Time— l:47 4-3.
Sixth race, five furlongs— Yankee
Consul won, Athlete second, St, Estephe
third. Time— l:ol 3-5.
COURT GRANTS M'GRAW
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION
Pulliam Restrained From Enforcing
Suspension or Collect
ing Fine
By Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 5.— A temporary In
junction against Harry C. Pulliam,
president of the National league of
baseball clubs, was Issued by Justice
Sheldon of the superior court here to
day in favor of John J. McGraw, man
ager of the New York National league
club. The court order restrains Pul
liam from enforcing a suspension and
fine recently imposed upon McGraw,
pending a hearing to be held at a later
date.
The Injunction also restrains the
various umpires of the National
league from preventing McGraw from
going on the field in the capacity of a
playing manager.
Manager McGraw was suspended for
fifteen days nnd fined $150 for alleged
misconduct during- a game In New.
York city between the Pittsburff and
New York teams.
FISHERMEN MAKE BIG
HAUL AT OCEAN PARK
SpotMal to Tho Herald.
OCEAN PARK, June s.— Fifty yellow
tail and i fifty-four barracuda, weigh
ing a total of more than one thousand
pounds was the result of a catch re
ported late last evening by a party of
fishermen who, as the guests of Con
gressman Victor Murdock, had spent
the day angling from AVilliam Bell's
launch. This is by far the biggest catch
reported here to date this season, and
has revived interest In the sport locally.
Those who participated In the haMl
were: Congressman Murdock, Cal,
Murdock, AY. B. Franklin and H. M.
Miller.
GUS KLOPF WIRES
RESIGNATION TO BERT
By AMociated Press.
PORTLAND, June s.— Umpire Gus
Klopf of the Pacific Coast league last
Thursday wired his resignation to
President Bert and the resignation was
accepted so as to take effect Sunday.
Klopf says that he nas offers from
several managers, but has not yet de
cidpd where he will go.
SANTA MONICA WHEELMEN
PLAN BIG ROAD RACE
Er*<-lal to The Herald.
SANTA MONICAi! June s.—Arrange
ments are now bolng closed for a
bicycle road race to this point from LoS
Angeles and return to be held on Inde
pendence day morning. This event h:is
bpen an annual feature and Is being
looked forwnrd by wheelnipn through
out the county.
Jimmy's Remarkable Story
A school teacher who was giving a
K.sson on "Food" was interrupted by
onp of his pupils.
"Please, sir," he said, "Jimmy says
he knew a baby that was brought up
oii elephant's milk, and it gained ten
pounds In weight every day."
"James ought not to tell you such
rubbish," the t cached said. "James,
whose bal>y was It that was brought
up on elephant's inllk?"
"Please, sir," answered Jimmy, "It
was the elephant's."— Harper's AVeekly.
Sugar and Coffee
By Associated Press.
NEW YOHK, June s.— Sugar: Raw,
firm; fair reflning, 3%c; centrifugal .96
test, 4%c; molatuies sugar, 3V4c Ke
nned, steady; crushed, 6.55 c; powdered,
5.95 c; granulated, 5.85 c
The market for coffee futures closed
net unchanged on all months except
May, which was 5 points lower. July,
6.45 c; September, 6.65 c; October, 6.75 c;
December, 6.85©6.95 c; January, 6.95®
7.00 c; February. 7.00 c; March. 7.00 c.
A pollll.-al party that will (lv« banquet*
at II) rant! a plate would Itll a long-fell
want.— Chicago News
I rueis I'm going some — Lai Palmas
clears.
LOS ANGELES HERALD: TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1905.
MISSOURI HORSEMEN TO
; EVADE BETTING LAW
Evolved Scheme Whereby Prohibitive
Measure Will Be Made
Ineffective
Hy AMorlntPd Prpss.
CHICAGO, June n.— Horsp raring Is
to continue In Bt. Lotils despite the
l>,iKPnKf> by the Missouri legislature of
the nntl-lirttlMK low, which Roes Into
rffeet June 17. At tho monthly meeting
of the board of stewards of the Western
Jockpy dab, pprmlsslon was granted
the Delmnr Jockpy club to conduct a
race meeting bpßlnnlnff June 12.
The officials of the Delmnr tra.'k
bpllcve they hnve evolved a. plan by
which the and bpttlnsr legislation can
be evaded and still allow pntrong of thj
track to play wagers on the results of
the races.
There Is no penalty In the present
law of Missouri for making or recelv
j Ing a bet, the rPßlMerlng ,of a bet' alone
being mentioned as a felony.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NEW YORK GIANTS
BUNCH HITS FOR VICTORY
By Associated Press.
BOSTON, Jiine 6.—Krrors by the
lornls nnd New York's heavy hutting
enabled the visitors to win today.
Taylor was very effective. Attendance,
1900. Score:
New York ll' 11 '3
Boston , 2 4 5
Batteries—Taylor nnd Clnrko; AA'llhelm
nnd McCarthy. Umpire—O'Day.
CHICAGO CUBS WIN
GAME IN THE EIGHTH
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June s.— By bunching
three singles nnd a double the locals
won today's game In the eighth Inning.
In all but this Inning Leever was
almost Invincible. Pfeffer steadied nnd
had the visitors at his mercy after the
third Inning. Attendance, 2100.0 Score:
K. H, E.
Chicago 4 8 1
Pittsburg 3 7 3
Bh l l pries— Pfeffer and O'Neill; Leever
and Peitz. Umpire— Emslle.
TIMELY HITTING IN NINTH
WINS FOR CINCINNATI
By Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June 5.— A two-base hit
by Seymour In the ninth and a single
by Harney which scored Seymour, won
today's game for Cincinnati. Attend
ance 5500. Score:
R. H. B.
St. Louis 2 ti 1
Cincinnati 3 7 1
Batteries— Etfnn and AVarner; AValker
and Fhelps. rmplre— Frankpears.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WASHINGTON SWINGS STICK
AND CAPTURES GAME
By Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June s.—The home
team was defeated today by Washing
ton's good hitting, coupled with errors
by Henley. Philadelphia's hitting was
also good but not timely. Attendance,
3900. Score:
R. 11. E.
Washington « is 4
Philadelphia 4 10 5
Battprles—Patten nnd Haydcn; Henley,
Coaklev and Schrelck.
HOGG WINS ANOTHER FOR
NEW YORK HIGHLANDERS
By Associated Press.
XEAA' YORK, June s.—Timely hits off
Young won a well-played game for New
York against Boston today. AA'hlla
Hogg was wild at times he made up In
effectiveness at crucial moments. At
tendance, 2000. Score:
H. H.E.
Boston 2 8 0
New York 5 10 1
Batteries—Young and Crlger; Hogg and
Klelnow.
TIDE TABLE FOR SAN PEDRO
High Low
a. m. p. m. h. m. p. m.
June 6 12.28 6.22 4.43
junn 6 10.5*
June 7 I.U 6.07 6.55
June 7 11.48
Juno 8 210 6.5S 7.2T,
j une 9 12.55 3.1" 7.60 8.67
June 10 2.24 4.03 8.45 10.20
June 11 3.69 4.52 9.49 11.24
June 12 6.21 5.38 10.48 ....
June 13 6.31 6.23 12.19
June 14 7. 50 7.04 1.12 12.28
June 15 8.24 7.46 1.59 1.11
June 16 9.15 5.28 2.45 I.DS
June 17 10.04 li. lo 3.29 2.43
June 18 10.63 9.81 4.12 3.29
June 19 11-43 l n -3S 4.56 4.19
June 20 12-36 6.38 6.14
June 20 11.20
June 21 1-32 6.22 6.21
June 22 12.05 2.26 7.02 7.4J
June 23 12.58 3.14 7.42 9.13
June 24 2.04 4.02 R. 23 10.47
June 25 3.28 4.47 9.10 11.65
June 26 4.49 6.26 10.07
June 27 6.03 6.01 12.39
June 27 M.54
June 28 6.59 6.33 1.07
June 2S 11.37
June 29 7.46 7. 00 1.37 12.1i<
June 30 8.29 7.39 2.07 12.67
Los Angeles Bank Clearings
Kxchanges for the banks comprising
the Los Angeles clearing house are aa
follows:
13ft5. I!io4. I!¥K.
June. 6..«,423.R30.27 Ml .342.12 UO-.'.rOT.M
♦»♦
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
MONDAY. JUNE 6. 1005.
H. M. Cain to L. H. AVestcott-Lot 1.
block 5, Ivanhoe $10
L. K. Jones to J. A. Schwarz— Part of
lots 1 nnd 2. subdivision of Dana tract $ln
James S. Locke and Mary C. Locke to
J. V. Stanneld— Lot 3, Locke's addition
to Whittler $350
Charles H. Little and Clara B. Little to
Julia K. Relnlg— Lot 4, 11. J. Whitley
tract No. 2 $10
Martin J. Qulmhy to James Byron How
ray—Lot 3. resubdlvlsion of lots 12 3 and
4. Mrs. AVerner's tract $10
Conservative Renlty Co. to MlKe Kenst
ler—Lots 39 and 40, block (!, Durkhard
Home trnct $10
Henry J. Fischer and Katie V. Fischer
to Mike Kenstler— Lots 'Jit and 40, block
U. Hurkhanl Home tract |io
Kmmu L. Muukut nnd Theodore AVlhcii
dangor to l^aunnz A. Peterson— Lot 8.
block B. Wifßi'ndaiiß«>r's Curtis Pk tr $1U
Thomas W. Power to Charles Q. Miller
—Lot on Aurora 8t 35 feet east from
northeast corner of San Fernando and
Aurora streets $UOO
Uiislta R. Martinez and Knrliiue Mar
tinez to Theodore WlesundaiiKer— Lot 2,
block I>. H. N. Klllott'B Ninth Ht tract $10
Alvy liallertno (formerly Alvy Mlnter)
and Joseph iiallerino to Luther 11. Field-
Lot 9. block 33, HU«O. lty. llHtd Ah.s.i. $10
Dunlel T. Handy and Kmmu A. Handy
to D. B. Allen-Lot 9, block 10. Child*
Heights $10
ir. T. & K. Co. to William Morton and
Muttte I). Morton— Lot 87. Mettler trt $10
Abbot Klnney to Julia K. Dotson— Part
lot Si, block 9. replat of Bay View tr $10
Beth Arnold and Jennie AY. Arnold to
Margaret Henuw— Lot 7, layman & Stev
t ns Kiiliilt vision $10
Calvin W. Abbott, Ahtjah J. Abbott and
John M. Abbott to Mary K. Tart— Hart
tract, 5-45 maps {j
Caroline AY. FUke to llufus F. Bishop
to Bldeu J. Kllyson— Lot 32, Dundee
Height* $10
6am« tv Telia A. Robinson— Lot 2s.
name , fu
Adnm H. Behurmer and Rosa K. Schur-
Vmer to Pauline J. Christ— J^ot 1, block ft.
11.1 1. J. Hose's sub of f .nninml» Pk ....$1(1
Herbert North and Alberta U. North to
Clam A. Banborn— lx>t 1, I..nk« Aye. tract,
. Adams-Phillip* Co. s sunill vision flu
Frank C i'latt Inv. Co. to Uelhi J.
CronkltP— Part of lot 83, Frank C. Plntt
Co.'s Orange Villa tract tin
Laura hi. Burton and Alice V. Unrton
to Uoorsre I>. Banders— Part lot 2X, block
c li, Kstella tract $10
Matson HIM and l.lbbie H. Hill to Wii
* Hum 1(. Perry— l/ots HI ti '& and part lots
,f L'U ii nil -U, .St. .1.-itm-n I'nrk $10
Lora A. llubhell and H. C. Hubbell t<i
<J iMataon Hill— Part of block S, Nichols a<l
- dlllon to W. ] A $1
* Kllinbeth M. Pprry nnd William 11.
n Perry to MatHon Jllll— Same as descilbril
, abuve $10
Chapel <J. Stanton to and from Alat
\ son Hall — Part same as above $10
Mary A. Cuthbprtson to J. I>. Jones —
Lot 61, block X, McOarry tract $10
k W. J. Cuthbertson to J. U Jones —
Lot 81, block X, MrUnrry tract $1
f Mrs. ItrldKot Alalonp. to K. M. Wick
i prpluim — I*ot at HoutliPHSt compr of
I'havpz and Pate streets $10
» Oi A. Covpllc and 11. (\ I'uvellc to
f Emma 1,. Itped — Lot 29, block 2, OoldPii
Hay tract $10
Los AnKPlpa lnvpstmpnt nnrl Trust
i company to Morris Hosenblum — I-ot .10,
c.'inrk * Bryan tract $n>
William v. Carlthers nud npiia A.
Carltliprs to Kboll Hulldlng association
—Portion of lot 2, Jiplls addition $10
William iM. lllntt and Clara M. Illatt
to J. I*. Uaumßarttipr — Lots 32. 11.1 mid
.H. W. M. Illatfs East Colorado Street
trart $10
Moyp W. Htepliens, Mury tlr-ndrlck
Stevens, Martin J. McMiilmn and LlUle
A. Hldlakr— Lot block 1, BelleVtlS
Avenue tract No. t $1"
M. J. Phnul and 11. A. Kliuiil to C. K.
Caplto— Lot 21, block 2, Aihiiitlc Ave
niip tract $12.j
Allcp U. Csllchrlst to Chnrles F. Dnn
nlson ami Mabel Uennlson— Lot X, block
H, iMiirpc, Ualbralth &. Marklnim
trnct $475
I. F. Wliomes and Wlnnlr M.
AVhomes formerly Wltinlp May l>e\vey)
to John C Kerbcrt — Lot 2, Ilosetta
trnct $io
William O. Lewis to Alfred 11. Jer
pmy — liOt on cast line of Western ave
nue, south 10 deßi-ei'S fi inlnutoH, east
.10 feet and north Sil decrees a« min
utes, oust 40 feet from nuarter section
coiner between sections 25 anil 2C,
township 1 south, raiifre 14 west $10
John I. N. Ilamerlimd (o Mao Jones
MaclJinnis — Apreomeiit to convey l"t
11, block A, samp, tract $26."n>
Charles C. Thomson and Klda F,
Thomson to Pnnlel 0, Morrlnm — Lot 3
ami part lot 2, block A, Smith Uros.'
Compton Avenue tract No. 2 $10
Pacific. Improvement company to Mrs.
I'.thPl Cooper jraflitißpr— Lot 6, block
X, Pacific Improvement tract $10
Anthony J. Kane and Martin 11. Kane
to Mary p. Mnuk— Lot ,1, Croake & Mc
tann'n Jlauhert Avenue tract $50
Same to Sid F. Malik— Lot 4. snme
tracit $560
Louis K. Txirbeer and Ophelia J. Lor
boer to Josephlno Orton— Lot H, block
1.11, Santa Monica jjso
A. 11. Stockdalo and T.ydla. Stnrkdab>
'? Jf'irry C. Hurd— Lots 12 and 13.
Cnhle Road tract ;i<>
Richard R. Whppler and Alma R.
JMieeler to Mary D. Case— Lot Ifi. block
H. South Ronnie Hrae tract $10
Alvlii AY. Ross nnd Jennie S. Ross to
H. L. Leapro— Lot 2 and part lot 3, block
6, Boulevard Heights $10
James Causey and Georgia A. Causey
to Alvah M. Ross— Lots S and 21. block
1; lots 2. 10 nnd 11 nnd part lot .3. block
?i ! tS i^ B i n ?'» 9 ' lllock '• lotß n nI1( 1 10 >
nock 12: lot block 2: lot 14 and un
divided imlf of lot 42. block B.; lot 12,
block s; lot Ifi. block 11, all Boulevard
Heights: undivided one-elgrhth Interest
ii portion of lot Ift. block 12. Boulevard
Heights j ]n
in P n lI U S T/ Vn<:|<>rson anfl Amy r '- Anderson
M.h o m4.oir ! ?o n rfi T ' o . t .. 30 :. Crlbb & slncla^
".Joseph Miller to Imopenp ,f. Crane—Por
lion of block 11. Barrett Villa traot ..oioo
Paul Anderson and Amy ti. Ander
son to O. K. Brown-T-ot 10, Cribb and
Sinclair's subdivision No. 6 .... $"oo
Josoph Miller to Imopene J. Crane-^Por
tloii of block 11, Barrett Villa, tract $1100
Polseville Land Co. and San Gabriel
s }\ c, °t i°,*» M & x SohorfoJ and Laura
Schpffpl— Lot 12. block 25, subdivision No
4, Polctevllle . ]n
Charles; B: Ronnett and Elizabeth' Ben-
"n t( V Cl l" to ," E - Oalloway— Lot G. block
12. C. V: Hall tract $io
Mary L. Gunby and E. S. GuVihy" to
Charles A. Canneld-Portion of Ro Ta-
Jauta ._ jjog
Lewis W. Andrews nnrt"AhhVp>"c." An
drews to Herbert E. Maxson— Lot 17.
block R. Occidental Park «io
Lewis AY. Andrews and Abble C. An
drews to Louise B. Richrdson— Lot 9,
block R, Occidental Park $io
Jessie T,. Bailie and Charles O. Rallle to
fatherlnp C. Kennedy— Lot 3, block 2 F
H. Small's subdivision $10
Edith Walsh to Margaret L. Kelley—
Part lot 21. block S, Garvanza Lnnd (^o.'s
subdivision $l"no
Josle Humble to same— Lot :H. block V
Garvanza Land Co.'s subdivision Sin
T. I. & T. Co. to Robert F. Jones-Lot
2. block B. McCarthy Co.'s Main St. Mon
eta Aye. and Flgueroa St. tract $10
Anna W. F^llner to C. J. Roble— Lot 23.
block B. Morris Vineyard tract $io
D. A. McTsnac to William C. Meany—
Lot 22, Goodwin tract $]0
■I. Otto Koenfll and Jullpttp B. T\oepf!l
to T. I. A- T. Co.-Lot 86, West portion of
Lick tract $io
Mary Gnncrey to Oalln F. Smith— Lot 19
Wallace Bros.' Olivpwond subdivision $10
The McCarthy Co. to Robert F. Jones-
Lot 23. Hege tract $m
T. I. & T. Co. to J. H. Simpson Sr.— Lot
124. Lewes addition $10
Klizabeth Bennett to M. J. Fitzgerald—
Agreement to convey lot D nnd 22. block
4. Xl Ontro tract $tiio
Fred Jepson and Eliza Jppson to Jennln
H. Dornbiisch— Lot 35, and part lot 3H,
block 2. "Wadsworth it Holllstf-r tract $10
J. F. Lelchton to A. N. Okuzuml— Lots
13 14 and 15. Bonno Villa tract $10
Willinm M. Hlatt and Clara M. Hlatt
to Cora B. Jockson— Lota IS and 10,
W, M. Illatt's East Colorado St tract $10
ICstella. Rupe and Calvin M. Rtipß to
Moses Cayman- Lot 12, Lake Avi>. trt $10
Llnnle M. Dlckson In Lucy Jprrea
Krause— Part lots 1 2 and 3. Lplh'lgh tr $10
Bank of San Pedro to Gottfried John
son— Lot in. Peck's subdivision of block
2ft, San Pedro $to
CasslP McPoupall Harms to Jesslo D,
Anderson— liOt 7, Hnrrls Flprueroa St.
tract $10
Mrs. Annie Baxter to Mrs. Delia F. Fon»
ner— l^ot S. Grider & Hamilton South
Park tract $]0
Silas Nicholas to Jennie Nicholas— Lot 4.
Maiipa tract $10
M. W. Atwood. Carrie M. Atwood. Geo.
i, Pelnvan Sr. and Rarah T. Delnvan to
Jf nnie P. Piaper— Lot 13, block T, Paytnn
Hpißhts tract $.110
U. T. & It. Co. to James J. Gee Jr. and
Sam J. Channel— Lot 151. Ford tract $10
Golden State Realty Co. to Mnrlon K.
Greene — Lots 22 and 23, Watts Junction
tract 52.10
Martha J. Taylor and William G. Tav-
Inr to Mary B, Velar-Lot 52. block P.
Santa Monica Commercial Co.'s tract $10
Mary R. Slnfiabansh to J. J. Voshurgh—
Part lot 18, Tlotlller tract $10
M. Friedman and Jtilin Friedman to
Aleck Brownsteln— Lots 1 and 2, block C.
Cook &■ Miller's resubdlvlsion $10
William W. Mines to William K. Oliver
— Lots 10 11 and 12. block S. Copenhagen
tract $10
Sam*> to Henry O. Illness-Lot 1, block R.
same tract $10
Same to Kmlly C. Hardaway— Lot H.
block 7. same $10
Same to Hilda B. Lawler— Lots 13 14
and 15, block S. snme tract ' $10
Same to Maria L. Mines— Lots 2 3 4 nnd
5, block S, mime, tract $10
Same to Mary N. HawkPH— Lot 6. block
8, same tract $10
Kmmn AY. Curtis to James O. Cortelyou
—Lots Rand fi. block 2, Manhattan Beach;
also lots 15 Ifi and 17. block 92, Manhat
tan Houeh division No. 2 $10
A. T. Jerglns and C. H. Groat to Klslo
Ti. Phort nnd ChPH B. Short— Lot 9, A. T.
Jprglns & Co.'s Kuclld Avo. tract ....$lO
F. W.i Steams and Ida M. Stearna to
Byron J. Sllllman— Lots 4 & and 0, Mer
cantile tract $10
Charles W. Lash to Mrs. Jennie A.
Waters— Lot 30. Home Acres trt No. 2 $200
Mrs. Jennie A. Wafers to Ttprnard Neat
— Lot 30. Home Acres tract No. 2 $10
Uenlamln Walton and Rebecca Walton
to Andrew Steiwpl and Frlederlka Steisel
-Part Taiauta Ro $3350
T T AT. Co. to F. O. Schiller— Lots 13
ond 13. block A. Knst Seventh St. tract $10
C. Ij. nundv. ..ellle Allen and John A.
Btanwood. Individually and as trustee, to
W. 11. Clarke— Lots 9 tind 10, block J.
Ocean Park Villa tract No. 2 ..........$lO
T I & T. Co. to Helen M . Cole and
Laura E. Cole— Lot 2, block 8, Alamlto*
Bay tract •• .....$lO
Joseph F. Grans. Kulalle Gr«»8. Joneph
R. Robblns and Sarah J. Robbing to
Sarah A. Grlffln-Lot 3. Kulalle tr No. 2 $10
Merrltt R. Campbell to earn;— \Ms 1.
?. 3. 4 and 5. Campbell's addition »i
."Jiuemoiit • • ••*•
R. W. Kuton (sign* Robert W.
Krtton), Anna. \i. Katon, Kngenft Woody
and KunlcP Woody to Merrltt B. Camp
beil—liOt It, block X, Mott tract.... $10
J. M. Hohnpt and Lydla B. Hohnet to I
Alltta Mersi — 1/it 23, block 11, Pplllssler
tract *1«2»
L. ti, (Jrlgsby and Kmmn. Grlgsby to
Snrali J. KeiKiison— Lot 24, block L,
Grlgsby court ......$lO
Same to Florence J. Hchapfcr — Uits
12. 11 and 2S, block L; lota 15 and 1«,
block (i, same tract ......$lO
Florence J. Hchaefpr to Mrs. I. 1* (Jll
bert—Lot 23, l>lock L, samo trait... $10
L. K. (Jrlgsliy and Kmma. (Jrlgsby to
O. A. Hcluiefcr — Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, block
G, same tract $1°
11. A. Wilson to Mrs. A. F. Wilson —
I^ot 20, Venlco Vista tract $10
Hump to same— Lot »l, same.. |.. $10
llnrvry A. Wilson to Mrs. A. F. Wil
son—Lot l'>, block 43, Huntlngton
Park *10
(MnbP Grain nnrl Milling company 1o
Florpnrp K. Rlckprshaustr — Part of
Manning's reserve $20,000
Clmrlps J. ItaymP and Mary A. ltaynie
to Hplpii A. McConvllle— Lot I, block A.
Smith ft Hwa lv's subdivision of llnrt
horn trnct; lot 1, block 1«, same
trnct *t0
Hrrmosn Reach Land and Watpr com
pany to Lulu N. lllnton— Part lot B,
ilock 8H $10
Ben L. (lubner and Zephyr A. Gnbscr
to lai\h N. Hlnton— Lot 80, HaVPiiports
SaA Pedro Street trnct $10
Pnlon Trust nnd Renlty company to
Elvlrn Clinpton — Lot 25, Hill's Vcrnon
Avenue tract $10
C. B. Brown nnd Mlnta P. Brown to
Mrs. Mary !>. Johnston— Lot 33, W. <}.
Knit!!, Jr., C. K. Mackey and \V. F. 011 l
subdivision $10
Title. Gunranteo and Trust rompnny
to Juiln Brockmann — Lot 5, Firth Mnln
Street Boulevnrd tract $475
Charles M. Stlmson to ISmttlfl Viola.
Wright — Lot 12, block 2, Hollywood
Ocean View tract $10
Ettwln H. Thomas and Nellie . uomns
to Millet CJraves — Lot 3, F. H, Crawford
trnct $10
F, W. Stenrns nnd Ida M, Steams to
Mrs. Lizzie H. Gllmoro-Lots 7 S and It.
Mercvanlile trnct $10
Norn L. Chnmbprlln to H. Porspy Pat
ton and George It. Bentel— l/ot 10, block
11. Bay View tract $10
A. W. McPhorson, Mnry K. McPherson.
P. L. H. Case and Kntherlne If. Case to
JenniP Punbar— Lot 18, block 2, Krken
brecber Syndlcnte Santa TMonlca tract $10
Lois B. Mcßrlde to Jennlf" Punbnr—
Right for driveway ovpr part lot 13, Vow
ter's subdivision of blocks 6 to 13, Lucns
tract $10
Jesse S. Barrett to Catherine, C, n«r
rett—Lnt 18, Covert trnct $10
Jennlo Punbnr to Lois R Mcßride—
Right for driveway over part lot 12.
Vnwter's subdivision $10
Jesse S. Barrett to Catherine. C. Bnrrett
-Lnt 2. llonsr trnct $I^oo
Kiln A. Richmond nnd George L. nich
mond to Frank Mllhous— Part lot B, block
A, Lowell trnct; nlso undivided \* Inter
est In well etc*., on lot 13, block A, Lowell
trnct Jl 100
Charles Hornbeck. Julia F. Hornbock,
R. Barclay Wilson and Hattle B. Wilson
to Kllznbeth P. Potter— Lot 07, Clark &
Bryan's Westmoreland tract $10
Frank Mortimer to Clinton Clenny-
Agrpement to convey lots 12 3 4 5 and fi.
Hollywood Rosetta tract J6-S0
Mnry Knevor and James Enever to M.
P. Heath— Part of section 8 1 S 10 W ..$lO
William If. Holmes, Alma Louis Holmes
and Felix M. Notman to L. B. Morgan—
Lot 10. Holmes & Nathan subdivision $000
Land Imp. Assn. to J. M. Podds— Lot 5.
block 07, Alamltos Beach townsite $10
Snnta Monica Land nnd Water com
pany to F. J. Townsend— Lots 3 anil 4,
block 2S, AVestgate ♦■1 40
Same to Miss J. S. Ramsay — L,"t -•
block 2», same *^°
Edith M. Jones and Paul V. Jones to
Charles Shlckle — Part lots 6 and b.
block til, Manlmtton Beach division
1 °j. "w." Harris f and Mary A.' Harris to
John B, Grant — Lots 7 and S, block. IJ*.
Pomona »llnO
Hermosa Beach Land and Water coni
pany to W. F. Staunton — Lots 6 and .7,
>lock 24, Hermosa Beach »10
Clara Newton Catturn and Frank A.
Cattern to K. lteeslund— Aßiccment to
convoy lot 3!>, Conner's subUlvlsioii of
Johannseu tract * 0 .;.
Pacific Improvement company to \\ .
B. Patterson — Lots 5 and ti, block J>,
Pacific Improvement tract $l->
Samo to Charles C. Hurd — Lots 29,
31, 33 and 35, block B, and lot 22, block
A, samo tract $1"
Hermosa Keach Land and AVator com
pany to Hermosa Beach school district
— Part lot \2. block 71, Second addition
to Hermosa Beach $I**
V. 11. Brlg-R-s and Dora B. Brigps to
Christina Hiss— Part lot 2, block 71,
Second addition to Hermosa Bench . . S. .
Mrs. P. B. Hardenbuiß to Gottfried
Frank AVolnmann — Lot 8, block M, Gri
der & Hamilton's Vernon Park $10
H. C. Thomas and Mrs. 11. C. Thomas
to Paul H. Blades— Part section 7,
township 1 south, range 13 west....sl
Joseph F. Nadeau to Mrs. Minnie E.
Olden— Lots 14 and 15, block B, Edge
wood Park $10
M. L. Wicks. Jr., to Pacific Clay Man
ufacturing company — Lot 10S, Mills («
Wicks' extension of Second street. $1000
A\ r . J. Beaver to State Bank and Trufet
company of Los Angeles — Lot 26, sub
division of Adams Street tract $10
E, K. IJiirdiek and Klizabeth Burdick
to C. O. Browning— Part lot 1, block 30,
Terminus Homestead tract $10
Hannah Jones to Hiram F. Beau
champ — Lot 3>>B, Connors subdivision of
Johannseu tract $10
V. T. <fe R. Co. to W. J. Davis— Lot 257.
Strong & Dickinson's Flgueroa St. tr $332
Mrs. S. B. Nelson and N. I. Nelson to
Charles S. L. Leach— Lot 29, Grider &
Hamilton's South Park $10
John H. Hunter and Mary K. Hunter
to Anna 13. Rector— Lot 1, block H, Mea
dow Glen tract $10
Pacific, Land Co. to Klizabeth Saal— Lots
8 and fl, block fi, Pacific Farms tract ..S2OO
Redondo Hotel Co. to Uedondo Imp.
Co.— All property and Interest In real
property owned by first party $10
William C. Tucker and Margaret K.
Tucker to Florence M. Wardall — Lots 1
and 2, block 7. Lamanda Park $3000
David M. Jones and Florence Shelley
Jones to Ma It. Luxton— Lot 4S, Bixby
tract $10
J. 11. C. Yon Per Lolie nnd Bertha P.
G. Yon Per Lohe to Klizabeth V. AVilson
—Lot 4, block C, Ocean Park Vtlln. trt $400
Charles M. Stimson to George K. Cross
—All block W. I'uento $225
AVilllnm C. Burney to Sarah Gross— Part
lot 9, block L. Barrett Villa tract; lot 10.
block L. same tract $10
Kdward F. Filer and Nelllo At. Filer
to L. E. Pykeman— Lot W. Klrklmul tr $10
L. 0, Brand. Mary Louise Brand and
Huntlngton Land & Imp. Co. to Alfa
Young— Lot 4. block 15, Glrmdalo Boule
vard tract SUT'O
Alfa H. Young to George. L. Young— Lnt
4, block 15. CJlendnlo Boulevard tract $10
Cora A. Dix. AVllllam A. Dlx nnd Ed
ward Plx to George 11. Burl— Lots 4 to
10 block P. Llndu Vista, tract $10 /
F F. Stetson and Irene B. Stetson to |
AMola B. Haskell — Lots 6 and 7, Stetson
tract J • "
Eunice It. Sturtevant and Kdmund P.
Sturtevunt to Charles 11. Cornell — Lots
15 and 17, Inglesldo tract $10
George AA r . Balrd, Joel G. Baird and
Carrie H. Batrd to Charles 8. Hunting
ton — Lot. 22, Balrd's Pasadena Short
Line tract $10
S P. Rannells and Jane H. Rannells
to I. V. H. Cowles— Lot 20. Lakeside
tract $10
ThPodore AVlesendanger to AA'llllam
Stanley — Lot 3ft, Wiesendanger South
F.nd tract $1'
Cornelia F. Manchester and Kdward
P. Manchester to Amltys P. Manchester
—Part lot 24, block C, West Los An
geles $10
John T. Jones to J. 11, Garrott — Lot
12ii M. L. Wicks' subdivision of Gar
bollno Cooper and South & Porter
tract $1"
Titl« Insurance, nnd Trust company
to Frank 11. Strong— Lot 5, block 'i,
Wilmington Harbor Park tract $10
Stime, to same — Lot 5, block 15, Altt
mlton Bay tract $800
Same to Oeorge AY. Dickinson — Lot 7,
block 2, AVilminKton Harbor Park
tract $10
A. R. Fraser, O. M. Jones and 11, H.
Gage to W. T. Gibbon — Part lots 2its
and 297, block fl. Golden Buy tract. s2oßo
Klizabeth Ilollenbeck, Frank It.
Strong, George. W. Plckiiißon, Myrii
Dickinson, Annifc T. lieuch, Daniel
4tone and Paul 11. Blades to Lizzie Car
ter Lot 19. block F, subdivision No. 1,
Wellington Heights tract $10
Charles M. Btlmson to AWlllnm F.
Cook Part lots 1 and 9, block 30, An
celenn Heights $10
William V. Cook to Nathuniel M.
Miii'Hhnll Part lolh 1 and 9, same.. slo
Charles M. Stlmson to Fred M. Miller
and Mabel Miller— Lot 33, block IK,
Mary H." Kennedy and Andrew Kennedy
to Kleanor Van Zandt— Lots 25 and 27.
ilock 31. L"UK Beach $10
Kllia I. Outer to Klla 0. Hlggins-Lot
82 block 2. >lta Vista tract No. 2 $1
Santa Monica Land & Water Co. to A.
O. ppnc«-Lot 1. block 22. Wat gate tyUw
Sam« to Burah T. Bmlth-Lot 2, Nock
22. snme ."•;-%°
Samo to Klliabeth J. P#ncc-liot 8.
block 22. Kama •••••, ♦'
Wm. H Avpry nnd Nellie T. Avfry to
Mnry F. Weston— Lot «, block 2, BrooK
lyn Hp|«hl« (lanahl trnct . . . . .. . . .£■ ■ •■ .l7oo
Hoea UonznlPH nnd Fernando OonJinlon
»o Mnry P. Wcston-Lot 5, block R, Brook
lyn !(p|Rht« "nnHhl trnct ......... .-••*4la
Robert Ncm« and Matilda Nrms to
l)anlp| H. Rfinkin and Jennie Kankln-T,ot
S, block N, Kla Mills tract ■••••••; •:-••**,'?
Trwln Height* Water Co. •", Wllllnm <
Montgomery-Part lot 4. block 8 Krkei -
brpchor Syndlcnte Santa Monica, trt ..*io
V. T. ft. H. Co. to O. A. flpbPilim-Lnt
142, Strong A Dickinson's FlßiiProa St.
tract #11-
H.-imP.'t'n'k M. Rpbpllus-Lot 1«4, StrotiK
& Dickinson'* FlgiiProa St. tract ...... 141.!
The McCarthy Co. to (Jus Schlnkowsky
—Lot 15 and part lot lrt, Harbour » Main
St tract . • *
S. H. Maciay ami Hollo Adams Mac-lay
to Sun Fernando Vallpy Hk.-Undlyldpd
«'» Intoi-PBt In part block LM, Maciay Ro *1
ft A. ltrown ' and Allco Brown to
Amos Speck— Lot 20. block I, Brooklyn
Heights Utitiahl tract •♦> .'
Cnsmlua KAtnuncM and Suann K'l
mumls to Thomas Watson nnd William
(i. Wntson— • Part lot 3, block 91. Ilnncho
Provldcncla ft Scott trnct .* 1 0
John A. Nelson nnd WlnnlP Nelson to
Thomas (1. Watson— Part lot 8. Watson
& Nplsoii's rrsubdlvlslon A* if:
Ollvo Hpstmnllinlrh to aamP. — Bnn ?r.
properly iih iibovo ♦ 1 "
Thomas W. Wntson and Anna < .
Watson to John A. Nplsou— Part lot 7,
•David Lewis Htir'kP." Claudl'nc "w'p'avcr
nurko, .Tunica Kliir Hurke and WlMetta
Hurko to K. 11. Timid— Lot 352, Hurke
Nros.' Addition No. 2 to Flguoroa Sti-pot
subdivision *2. r .<»
Lawrcncp W. Cbaffpp. and Klla Chnf
fpp to K. J. Don man— Lot 30, Larra
mond addition to Shorman $10
Amos Vnn Syor and Sarah B. van
Syoc to Lona Ti. Griffin — Lot !» and pnrt
lot 10, bind; C, TL Kno's subdivision. slo
Annie L. Itnker to Matilda Stremlns
— Lot :!fi. Oolden Poppy trnct $1"
John A. Aldrltt. P. W. Cronko nnd
William F. McCann to Catherine M.
I'Hsher— Lot 6fi. Cronke. & McCnnn's
Gem of Hollywood tract $350
BUILDING PERMITS
Superintendent Backus yesterday is
sued building permits as follows:
AlvaradO strcot, 1217 South— C. K.
Stoncr, owner; J. H, Putnam & Sons,
builders; two-story, ten-room frame
residence, $!1000.
Avenue Fifty-four, betwepn Monte
A'lstn. and Marmion way — Cox Bros.,
owners nnd builders; ono-story frame
residence, JlfiOO.
Allso Street, 840— AY. R. Hubbard,
owner; C. F, Smith, builder; one-story
frame building;, $1000.
Allso street, 838 — D. C. Barbee, own
er; C. F. Smith, builder; one-story
frame residence, $1000.
Alta street, ai6 — Mrs. M. AY. Gibson,
owner; \V. 11. Gibson, builder; one
atory, five-room frame residence, $fioo.
Avenue Twenty-two, 326 North — J. C.
Showen, owner and builder; one-story,
five-room frame residence, $500.
Austin street, 630 — Charles Hooker,
owner und builder; one-story frame
residence, $100.
Breed street, 608 North — E. G. Cal
deron, owner and builder; one-story
frame residence, $l. r >o.
Budlong avenue, 3524 — AY. A. Belbor,
owner and builder; one-story frame
residence, $1500.
Ceres avenue, 760-A — J. D. Greeder,
owner and builder; one-story framu
residence, $60.
Cimaron street, between Sixteenth
and Eighteenth streets — J. K. Miller
and P. Liiursen, owners and builders;
two-story, eight-room frame residence,
$3000.
Eagle Rock avenue, 6309— 8. R.
Threlkeld, owner; A. Stauser, builder;
one-story frame building, $80.
Fiftieth street, 127 West — Ella Heh
rlg, owner; Urban & AVilson, builders;
one-story, five-room frame residence,
$1600.
Fifth street, southwest corner of
Olive street — Temple Auditorium com
pany, owner; AVhltlng & Co., builders;
demolish bulldinp, $200.
Fortieth street, 1226 AYest — A. T.
Shields, owner; J. H. Hodge, builder;
one-story frame residence, $1800.
Fifty-seventh street, 1268 East — M.
K. Ewlng, owner; A\ r . F. Hopkins, build
er; alterations to one-story frame resi
dence. $250.
Griffin avenue, 226 North— F. P.
Oray, owner and builder; two-story,
eight-room frame residence, $3800.
Gladys avenue, 524 — J. Miiilllng, own
er; E. J. Stahm. builder; one-story
framn building. $137.
Hancock street, 376 South — A r . G.
Nouguier, owner; W. H. Ccnnstronp,
Those afflicted with Eczema know fSaJSS*7>lj
more than can be told of the suffering imposed by this ' 'flesh *£J* S «B^ 1 -'«J
fire. " It usually begins with a slight redness of the skin, which gradually
spreaBs, followed by blisters and pustules discharging a thin, sticky fluid
that dries and scales off, leaving an inflamed surface, and at times the itch-
ing and burning are almost unbearable. While any part of the body is
liable to be attacked, the
hands feet back, arms, face Eczema made its appearance on my left limb the
and lep-s are the parts most s«* of my thumb in 1893, and spread until it was
oftpn afflicted Thecauseof lar S e a * mv hand > burning, itching and paining
olten afflicted, rnecause 01 * and j cQuld nQ njßa
Eczema is a too acid condi- £ ' the other by you j wrote and
tion of the blood. Thecir- seC ured the advise of your phjsicians, commenced
culation becomes loaded s. S. S. and it cured me.
with fiery, acid poisons that Mayetta, Kan. J. H. SpBNCS.
are forced through the
glands and pores of the skin which set the flesh aflame. Since the cause of
the disease is in the blood it is a waste of time to try to cure it with local
applications; the cause must be removed before a cure can beeffected. S. S. S.
S has no equal as a remedy for Eczema; it enters the
|fp£3 4p**^ blood and forces out the poison through the natural
channels, and builds up the entire system. Theskin
fctTjEa fctwga becomes smooth and soft again, and the Eczema i 3
cured. Cases that have persistently refused to be
cured under the ordinary treatment yield to its purifying, cooling effect on
the blood. Book on Skin Diseases and any advice wished, without charge, •
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on Mil Orders Amounting to $5 or More
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Is in its purity. ; In offering our wines we do so with
the positive assurance of absolute freedom from all
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wine at this store are enthusiastic over the goods we
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BLOOD POISON. Bend to DR. BROWN. BM
Arch St., Philadelphia. Perm.. for BROWN B
BLOOD CURB, M.OO per bottle: luU on.
month. Bold in Lo» Angele* only by Owl Drug
builder; one-story frame residence.
$1300.
Holmes avenue, 5313-5315— Jacob and
Mury James, owners; J. B. Jnmea,
builder; ono-story frame residence,
$1500.
Houston street, 2436— M. T. AVeston.
owner; Lewis Shaw, builder; one-story
frnmo building. $300.
Hill street, 257 South— Conservative
Life building, owner; J. A. Mathls.
builder; alterations to brick building,
$2000.
Santee street. 1334— William Stahl.
owner; P. AY. Gertz, builder; two-story
frame flat building. $6600.
Sierra street. t>36 — C. H. Johnson,
owner and builder; one-story frame
residence, $100.
St. John street. IKOS — E. Hansen.
owner and builder: move building to
214 Leroy street, $800.
Seventh street. 2315 East— J. Calkins,
owner; J. Harnafrlse, builder; one
story, four-room frame, resldencp. $600.
Summit avenuo. 83!) — D. C. Barber,
ownpr; C. F. Smith, builder; one-story
frump residence. $1000.
Summit avenue. 841 — W. It. Hubbard,
owner; C. F. Smith, builder; one-story
frame building, $1000.
Tennessee street, 1467 South — W. I.
Wilson, owner and builder; alterations
to one-nnd-a-half-story frame resi
dence, $05.
Twenty-first Street, 1582 East — A. R.
Young, owner; F. S. Morsman. builder;
onp-story frame residpnep. $500.
Thirty-second street. 636 East — Mrs.
K. M. Campbell, owner; AY. A. Brook,
builder: alterations to one-story frame
residence, JtO. --.-.>•.:
Twenty-eighth street, 647 East — Mrs.
M. L. Seymore. owner; B. A. Lenorne,
builder; alterations to frame building,
$211. _^
